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Steven · Post · Hitchcock
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Is there any way I could do both. Honestly, what's the point in getting sleep if you can't eat food to refill your energy levels. Likewise, what's the point in refilling your energy levels if you can't sleep. Sleeping and eating are both equally necessary in the basic function of human beings. I certainly would've insisted on both. |
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My library card for the Cleveland Public Library system was taken out of circulation in Cuyahoga County, but not in Medina County. I never was able to figure that out. I'm still unemployed. I'm not giving up and filling out at least two job application forms a day. There's more snow falling from the sky. The Plain Dealer claimed that Cleveland, Ohio has the worst winter snow storms in the United States. I doubt that. I heard that winters in the state of Alaska and in Chicago, Illinois are also rather severe. On the good news, there's only seven and a half more weeks of almost non-stop falling snow and freezing temperature. That's something to look forward to. |
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I'm lucky because I was born a full day after Valentines Day. I missed out on the chance to be born on Valentines Day by a tiny margin so that I could be born on President's Day instead. Because Valentines Day was a full day before my birthday, the holiday has a special significance to me. It's always exciting when Valenties Day and a birthday are almost nearly merged into the same celebration. One of the most optimistic holidays on the calander becomes even more hopeful. |
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The problem is that my biologic Mom's television set only able to transmit ABC, NBC, CW and PBS. CBS and FOX used to be seen on my biologic Mom's television before the dramatic shift to high definition. The television never recovered from the massive shift of technology. I have a television in my bedroom in Biologic Mom's house. However, it's glued forever to Columbus, Ohio chanels. I lost the remote control to my television set and no other remote control unit works for it. Also, my television set is one of those pre-high definition devices. Anyway, I missed the Superbowl. I heard it was rather entertaining. Mitchel saw some of it when he hung out with friends from his church youth group. |
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I honestly don't have any favorite video game characters and situations. I only have a vague understanding of videogames that isn't used to promote a film. I never had the chance to play much videogames. For starters, I can't afford the video game systems. Number two, I never seem to have the time for video game playing. One of these days, I might have enough time at my disposal for video game playing. That moment isn't right now. Searching for employment tends to be a time consuming task. |
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So begins the second month of my second unemployment crises. I've been filling out two job application forms a day. No progress yet, but I'm not giving up. The weather is sort of warming up, but there's still snow on the ground. It doesn't appear as if there will be six more weeks of winter, but anything could happen. Nothing going on in my life beyond the usual job search effort. Searching for employment is a time consuming endeavor. |
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Tips for surviving unemployment #1---Bring along a brown bag lunch and a bottle of water. Actually, it's a velcro bag lunch. Still, bringing a brown bag lunch helps a great deal. I also make sure I bring along extra pens to fill out the job application form with. It's not easy to go job hunting when it's freezing cold outside. Still, winter is just as pleasent as summer. I know I'll find employment again. Unemployment crises number two will be brief. |
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The Groundhog saw it's shadow. Six more weeks of winter. Snow fell this morning. I shoveled the driveway before peddling my bike on another job hunting expedition. I still don't have any employment. The snow isn't falling too heavily so my job hunting efforts won't be hindered too much. The month of January has been about surviving with less. With luck, February will provide me more success with my job hunting efforts. It's 3:14 in the afternoon. I'll need to eat lunch soon. |
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I have mixed feelings about human cloning. On one hand, it's nice to know that science has finally made immortality possible. On the other hand, human cloning opens the door to corruption on a massive scale. It also opens to door to a lot of messy ethical discussions. Suppose somebody made a clone of Adolf Hitler. Would the clone replica of Adolf Hitler be held accountable for the crimes that the original Adolf Hitler committed? Plus, there are religious issues too. Human cloning is a massive violation of conservative born again Christian theology. Right now, making human clones is currently illegal. The ban on human cloning appears to be concrete and definate. While it's possible to clone animals, we still don't know if it's possible to clone human beings yet. Humanity is a lot more complicated than a herd of sheep. |
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I practice random acts of kindness every single day. I'm a very pleasant human being by nature. I believe that everything you do returns back times three. If you're nice to people, that person will reward you for your kindness in triple the original level. Likewise, if you're cruel to people, the offended person will punish you for your cruelty in triple the original level. Karma can be your friend if you're behavior you're kind and benevolent to other people.
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For starters, it should be established that groundhogs can't speak English. Even if we could see the little guy's shadows, that doesn't mean that the creature saw it's own shadow. Since the little guy can't speak English, there's no way we could confirm the sight of the creature's shadow one way or the other. It's a fragile balance between faith and science. Though the scientific part of my nature doesn't believe that the premise for Groundhog Day is logical. The part of me that believes in faith is happy when the groundhog isn't capable of seeing it's shadow. |
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My name is Steven Post Hitchcock. I was born on February 15, 1968. I missed out on the chance to be born on Valentines Day only to be born on President's Day. I lived in Baltimore, Maryland from 1968 to 1969. I lived in Encino, California from 1970 to 1974. I lived in Chicago, Illinois from 1975 to 1986. I lived in Columbia, Missouri from 1997 to 1989. I lived in Upper Arlington, Ohio from 1990 to 1994. I lived in Muirfield, Ohio from 1995 to 1996. I lived in a one bedroom apartment in Lexington Park Apartments in Upper Arlington, Ohio from 1997 to 2006. I lived in a two bedroom apartment in Lexington Park Apartments in Upper Arlington from 2007 to March 2009. I lived in my parent's house in Strongsville (A suburb of Cleveland), Ohio from April 2009 to current. I received the W-2 forms for Burger King Restaurant, Wendy's Restaurant and K-Mart. Now I can get started with filling out my income tax forms. Ah yes, it's that time of the year again. |
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It snowed last night. The snow wasn't really significant. It was more of a light dusting of snow on the ground. It was hardly worth the effort of shoveling from the driveway. I'm still job hunting. I still didn't find anything yet, but I'm still looking. I'm filling out two job application forms a day. I'm confident that everything will improve. I know I'll become employed again. I also know that the United States economy will improve. The recession isn't going to last forever. |
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I don't have any health and fitness goals for 2010. I can't afford athletic gym membership. I'm getting a fantastic source of exercise though. I tend to peddle between two to eight miles a day Monday to Friday on my bicycle. Peddling a bicycle is a great source of exercise. |
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It's that time of the year again. It's time to fill out the income tax forms. I'm waiting for the W-2 forms from my employers from 2009---Burger King Restaurant, Wendy's Restaurant and K-Mart. Hopefully, I'll get an income tax return instead of having to pay any taxes. An alternative hope is that the income tax I end up paying is minimal. Considering that I've been unemployed for most of 2009, I'm pretty certain that the taxes I end up paying will be practically non-existent. |
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I would like to be eternal and frozen at the age of somewhere between thirty to forty years old. While my life is far from perfect, there is a lot to be hopeful about. While my life is far from perfect, there's a lot of potential for better expectations. I need more confidence in myself. |
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Biologic Mom, my brother Mitchel and I spent Sunday at my sister Dani's house on Sunday. My niece Jenny Lou and nephew Danny James were also present. After talking in Dani's house for a few hours, the six of us used two cars (Bologic Mom's car and Dani's car) to a thrift store in Westerville (A suburb of Columbus, Ohio). After eating at Ce Ce Pizza, we parted company. Dani, Jenny Lou and Danny James returned to Alexandria, Ohio. Biologic Mom, Mitchel and I returned to Cleveland, Ohio. I've been filling out job application forms non-stop. I didn't find any jobs yet, but I'm still looking. This is the first month of my second unemployment crises. I wasn't expecting to be unemployed so quickly. However, this has been a rough economy. I'm eager to find employment, pay off my college tuition bills and relocate back into my own apartment again. I don't want to be unemployed and living in my biologic Mom's house forever. |
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I aspire to be more organized in my job search. I'm signed on the web sites www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com and www.snagajob.com. I'm also writing down the dates and addresses of all the stores that I submitted a job application to. That way I won't submit two job application forms to the same place twice. It's good to be organized when seeking employment. I want to present the best image of myself when seeking employment. I want my unemployment to be as brief as possible. |
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So begins the first month of my second unemployment crises. I'm continuing to fill out job application forms. I'm not giving up in my search for employment. I want future employers to have the best impression of me. It's easier to search for employment now that the snow has stopped falling. The tempreture has risen a little bit. The snow is slowly melting. It's still cold outside. However, winter snow is no longer hindering my job search efforts. I can't wait for spring to arrive though. Don't get me wrong. Winter is nice for sledding, ice skating and skiing. I do appreciate winter sports. The arrival of spring and summer offers a chance for renewal and revival. The arrival of spring and summer offers hope for a brighter future. I look forward to having the chance to wear summer clothing again. |
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The best way to enjoy really bad movies is to watch the television series MYSTERY SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 2000. It's a shame that MYSTERY SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 2000 was canceled. There's still plenty of bad films out there waiting to get knocked off it's high horse. |
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