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" I am now on a first-name basis with all the personal trainers at the 45th Street New York Health and Racquet Club. I&amp;#039;m proud to say that this is the very first year I have stuck to my New Year&amp;#039;s resolution of working out consistently. Turns out it&amp;#039;s easy, and almost comforting, to spend a couple hours at the gym every day when you&amp;#039;re not working. If I&amp;#039;m going to go broke and remain in career limbo indefinitely, at least I&amp;#039;ll be in kick-ass shape.  Sometimes I run so fast that I cannot see straight, and my heart feels like it&amp;#039;s going to explode.  I&amp;#039;ve become friends with a lovely woman named Joyce, who was my partner in a boxing class I took one afternoon. She recently lost her job, too. We both admit it&amp;#039;s easier to talk to people who are in the same boat as us. Even though we barely know one another, Joyce understands what I&amp;#039;m going through better than anybody else in my life right now. I find it both funny and sad that a stranger has become my confidante overnight. Joyce and I update each other about our respective job searches. She&amp;#039;s looking for something in finance, and I&amp;#039;m still trying to figure out what I want. I wonder which one of us is more doomed.   Online Support: Some Resources for the Unemployed "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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