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I'm so sorry to hear of this...not that I ever knew her, but I sometimes read the "depressive" part of the forum for comfort when I'm very down, and her story always stood out. I've always found it hard to believe how much pain she had lived through, or still lived with. It seems so wrong that a life like that should end on a low as well.
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Posted Fri Mar 25th, 2011 11:53pm Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
When I first met Katy-Sara on these forums a few years ago I was still recovering from my tumor and my best friend had left me after deciding that my recovery from something like cancer really meant that I was lazy. I was at one of the lowest points in my life but I got the following message from Katy...
Hiya, Just got around to reading your introduction message - struck with awe that you cope with all that you do. I hope soon I will also be living alone with my dog! (I was forced to live with parents at the age of 28 "for my own safety" after having lived away from home for years. Do keep in touch, and contact me if I can be of any help. Check out my website, then there wont be much you don't know about me! KSx
I tell you that message really helped me out. For the past two years before that everyone was constantly either "oh poor hanna" or "oh poor us because we have to change things to help hanna"
That message made me feel normal again. Here was someone I had never met wishing she could be like me and have an apartment of her own with her dog.
We talked many times over the years on the forums, facebook and twitter and yet I'd still never be able to express what that first message meant to me.
I used to be EternalStudent on these forums until the switch over. So don't get excited..I'm not someone new and exciting. I'm just me :P
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 12:39am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
The finality of it all is shattering. No more Katy-Sara. Just us, sending pointless messages into the void... I feel for those who knew her well. I've just recently become friendly with her, and I am shaken. And unable to use past tense for the life of me. Rest in peace, dear love. We will have to learn how to shuffle along without you. It will always feel fucked up.
Wisdom is the ability to cope. - Stephen Fry, Harvard 2/22/11
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 1:40am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
Dear Lord. I can't say I knew Katy-Sara very well, but she did so much for this forum and her devotion to it and the friends she had here was something to be admired and deeply appreciated. I have always shied away from posting my own problems in the BPD section of the forum, but reading through her responses to others often helped reassure me in a way that I can't really explain. I hope everyone will be inspired to continue the wonderful work she did towards helping people with this condition, and strive to show the same level of kindness.
My deepest sympathies to her family and to all who knew her.
Rest in peace, Katy-Sara. It won't be the same without you.
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 6:54am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
Much thanks to everyone who shared their lovely memories of Katy-Sara. Too often when someone dies, we inevitably end up focusing on how they died rather than how they lived. I'm glad that many of you have good memories of Katy and that she had a positive impact on your lives. I'm sure you will always remember and treasure that.
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 9:01am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
I'm so sorry to hear to hear this. I didn't know Katy-Sara very well myself but knowing how much she helped this forum and so many people, this makes me sad. My condolences to her family and everyone who knew her. Thank you for sharing your stories.
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 10:02am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
I'm very saddened by this news. I didn't know Katy-Sara personally, apart from seeing her posts, but after reading all the contributions to this thread, I can see she was a much-loved and very caring person. My heart goes out to her family.
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 10:31am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
Thank you for sharing all these facts about Katy, Michael!
I knew her as one of the mods and the person who was running the Secret Life section on Forum which I visited almost everyday but never dared to write anything as I thought my light troubles were nothing in comparison with what people had shared with her. Katy was helping a lot! She was always there for us!
I happened to know her a little bit closer only these past 3 months, and those PMs we shared are still very valuable to me, she helped me much.
I think helping and sacrificing are the two words which would have described Katy the most as a person, a wonderful person...
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Posted Sat Mar 26th, 2011 10:19pm Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
Hi everyone,
I am new to all this online stuff, but always knew Katy knew and helped hundreds of people through this site, The Bipolar Foundation site and her own website.
I have known Katy for 10 years, since we met in Oxford as students receiving treatment for our mental health problems. As with you all, she touched my life and changed it for the better.
She would never judge, or question, She would be honest and kind. No problem was too great, it was never the wrong time. She wrote so that others had a voice. She told the world that she was not ashamed of who she was, and I have taken that to my workplace and to my friends. She was perceptive and sensitive and loved others as she was never able to love herself.
I feel that her view of herself and the world was inverted. She was a light, a beacon of hope, a beautiful soul and a force for good in a world that is dark, cynical, selfish and cruel. She saw the beauty in others, the strengths we did not know we had until she pointed them out. Yet she could never see in the reflection of our love the wonder that she was.
She loved purple, Greenday, Pink, tattoos and really, really bad gore/shock horror movies. She had poetry in her soul and loved to read. She saw beauty in the black heart of other's suffering, through the window of their words to the world. She loved her dogs, and was devastated when Bobby died a few years ago. How Poppy will miss her now she is gone (especially sneaking into her room to sleep in bed with her!). She doted on her godchildren and her nephew. She was a fan of scampi and chips and blue wkd (or a frozen mojito).
Katy used many words to describe herself. To me she was a friend, a daughter, a sister, a gifted writer and scientist, a proud Oxonion, a computer whizz, an avid skier and cyclist. She was kind, generous, loving, forgiving, open, funny. She had the soul of a poet, the courage of a lioness and carried a burden most of us would have dropped long, long ago.
She is Katy Sara.
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Posted Sun Mar 27th, 2011 1:43am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
That was perfect, Clare, thank you. I was hoping you might pop in here.
I cannot be awake for nothing looks to me as it did before, Or else I am awake for the first time, and all before has been a mean sleep.
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Posted Sun Mar 27th, 2011 1:44am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
Thank you so much for sharing that post Clare30, it is nice to hear from someone who know KatySara personally. She sounds like she was as amazing IRL as she was on these forums. And I enjoyed learning more about what she liked and did when she wasn't on here. *hug*
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Posted Sun Mar 27th, 2011 3:38am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
For Katy, and anyone else who'd care to listen along with her.
Really? Wow.
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Posted Sun Mar 27th, 2011 6:20am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
That was really beautiful, Clare. Thank you for sharing with us.
"Ordinary riches can be stolen, real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you." -Oscar Wilde
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Posted Sun Mar 27th, 2011 8:57am Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
Have just read this and am deeply saddened by this news.
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Posted Sun Mar 27th, 2011 2:23pm Post subject: Katy-Sara Culling
This is so terribly sad. I haven't been a member of the forum long, but in my brief exchanges with KatySara she was always wonderfully kind, especially when I was nervous about posting in the BPD section of the site. It is clear that she was a truly lovely person. My thoughts are with her friends and family x
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With everything so quiet, time seemed to slow down and 'three minutes' turned into three years.
I could feel the stare through the door, knowing he was waiting for me to step out.
So was I.
I wasn't even sure I'd be able to stable myself on these week legs. My eyes fluttered closed in nervousness as my phone buzzed on the counter, signaling the timer going off.
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I found my breath again and glanced up at my reflection. The glow had started- the lack of sleep for tonight not affecting my face.
My hair stood perfectly pushed up slightly on the sides, the makeup I had from today not even smudged. I found the smile and nodded to myself.
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My fingertips curled around the cold doorknob and I took a deep breath as it creaked open.
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"Ev," he started and I swallowed /everything/. I nodded.
"Yea?" I asked.
Andy blinked and stepped closer, resting his hands on my upper arms, lightly rubbing them in a calming way. He smiled slightly, telling me without words that either way things would be ok. I took a deep breath and nodded, letting my head fall foreword.
"You..." he paused, swallowing his nerves. He lifted my chin up and skewed his mouth to one side. "What...um," I laughed uneasily and pecked his lips.
"Go see for yourself," I whispered and patted his chest, moving out of his way as he stepped towards the bathroom.
I stepped over by the bed and wrung my hands together before sitting down on the edge of the bed. There were fast paced footsteps and before I knew it I was tackled backwards, Andy smiling widely like the Cheshire cat above me.
"I freaking love you," he breathed. I bit my lip and took a shaky breath before gripping his hand.
Hope to god...
I thought about it before making a wish at the same time.
I wish and hope...
"Our baby," I whispered, watching the happy tears line his eyes as I placed his hand on my stomach.
There was pain in my heart but I hid it well, for god's sake.
I didn't want to think what all of you were thinking.*
I was pregnant, and even though the fact I couldn't jump to conclusions and know it was Andy's, I was happy that maybe I was growing up and if it really was true I could turn my life around.
But there was always that little blurb in the back of my mind, holding Pete's negative emotions that seemed to break open. And now was that time. I started to cry, making Andy glanced at me with a questionable glance.
"What's the matter?" he asked, lying next to me and rubbing his hand over my waist. I placed my hands over his and blinked hard.
Lie. Lie. Lie.
Damn me and my conscious.
"I'm just /so happy/,"
"There's nothing more dangerous than a boy with charm," Izzy mentioned as we walked down the snow filled boardwalk of thrift shops and small cafes.
I let out a laugh.
"Understatement of the century," I mumbled, tossing back some hair that had fallen in my face.
Izzy shivered slightly before sneezing. I looked at her and she laughed.
"I'm fine, it's just no matter how long I've lived in cold environments, I've never gotten used to them," We laughed as we entered the coffee shop, the bell above our heads jingling.
Izzy and I took a seat in our usual booth and I played with my napkin for a bit until she spoke.
"What are you doing for Christmas?" she asked. I shrugged and bit my lip.
"Thinking about that, I might go back to visit my dad, you know," Izzy smiled.
"Surprise?" she asked. I nodded and cleared my throat.
"We should all go back again, you know, like last time," Izzy smiled brightly.
"That'd be amazing!" The door jingled once more and Izzy groaned, sinking more into the booth.
"What?" I asked and turned my head to see Pete and Patrick walking over, Patrick a little more happy than usual.
"Andy told me we'd find you guys here," Izzy bit her lip and I nodded as the two stood at the foot of the table.
"Girl time, you know," Patrick nodded and glanced at Izzy.
"Mind if I steal you for a bit?" he asked, holding a hand out for her.
Izzy looked at me and I nodded, letting her go. Izzy sucked in breath and bit her lip as she scooted out.
Patrick held her hand as he led her to another booth, leaving me staring up at an uncomfortable Pete. I cleared my throat and he flinched before hesitantly sitting across from me. I tilted my head to one side as he played with the sugar shaker, his other hand resting near mine.
"Pete," I called and he hummed, looking up.
"What?" he asked. I swallowed my nerves like many times before.
"Would you like to come back to Arizona with me for Christmas?" I asked. Pete blinked before managing a small smile.
"You mean like last time?" he questioned back. I nodded and sighed next.
"I think my dad deserves to know about everything," Pete's hands curled around my own, my head snapping up to catch his curious eyes.
"I..." he paused. "I know," he said and I stared at him in confusion.
"What?" I asked. Pete cleared his throat.
"That 'us' is over," he mumbled. I raised an eyebrow.
"What are you talking about?" I asked. Pete frowned and shook his head, probably thinking I was a freaking idiot.
"That you're pregnant with Andy's baby," he whispered.
"Oh," was all I managed.
It was then that I realized I should have more faith in Andy and 'our' baby, that is, if Pete actually believed that it couldn't possibly be his. I closed my eyes briefly before taking a deep breath.
"I'm glad you understand, Pete," I muttered, opening my eyes.
Pete smiled, but it didn't reach his eyes. They were empty, possibly as empty as mine. And yet I only found fear, telling me there was that little bubble in the back of his mind that read:
/It might be yours/.
But because he didn't say anything, I was worried that he didn't care. I took another deep breath as Pete parted his lips.
"I'm happy for you, Evie," I gulped and nodded, bringing his hands up to my lips, kissing his knuckles.
"Thank you, Pete," I whispered and let them fall from my grasp in time for Izzy and Patrick to come waltzing back.
Pete scooted out of the booth and Izzy smiled at Patrick before he leaned down and planted a loving kiss on her lips.
I felt my eyebrows twitch and watched as Izzy bit her lip as she sat back down across from me, her face bright and eyes alive with happiness. The boys soon departed and Izzy giggled lightly.
"Sorry about that, Ev," she commented. I raised an eyebrow.
"What's going on?" I asked. Izzy cleared her throat.
"Well," she started. "Patrick and I came to terms and..." I nodded and she flashed another smile.
"What?" I asked.
"We're dating," she paused and blushed madly. "For real this time,"
I half listened to her ramble on about how happy she was, my mind else were as I thought back to Pete's emotions towards the situation. Maybe he did care about it, but then again, he couldn't go all out and make a scene, scaring and risking things with Andy.
In my gut I knew it was up to me and my heart raced knowing karma always liked to fuck with me. I gulped and felt my throat tighten in fear.
As my eyes started to water my phone rang and Izzy stopped her sentence mid way, eyeing my phone as it vibrated against the table.
"You..." she paused, pointing at it. "Gonna get that?" she asked. I flinched and shook my head, breaking all thoughts.
I reached for my phone, finding my dad's number flashing through the cover.
"Hello?" I called.
"Ev?" they asked.
"Yea?" I questioned.
There was a throat cleared over the line.
"Sweetie, there is someone here that would like to talk to you," I blinked and coughed once.
"Who?" I asked.
The phone shifted once and there was a bright voice that filled my ears, the person obviously smiling.
"Evie?" The un-named male called.
I raised an eyebrow and Izzy leaned forward, curious. I held up my hand and listened carefully.
"Yes?" I asked. He cleared his throat.
"This is Ryan," I felt even more confused.
"Ryan who?" I asked.
"Ryan Wenz," he completed.
I felt my heart nearly stop.
Cardiac arrest, maybe?
"Your /brother/,"


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Anderson Varejao had a season-high 14 rebounds for the Cavs, who have beaten the Raptors in five straight and nine of the last 10 meetings.
Shawn Marion had 10 points, six rebounds and six assists in his Raptors debut, but Toronto had a two-game win streak broken and lost for the seventh time in nine games. Marion was traded from Miami to Toronto last Friday, with the Heat obtaining center Jermaine O'Neal and forward Jamario Moon. Marcus Banks, who was also sent to Toronto, had four points Wednesday in his first game as a Raptor.
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Abstract and Applied Analysis
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 548712, 8 pages
Exponential Stability of Impulsive Stochastic Functional Differential Systems with Delayed Impulses
1School of Electrical Engineering & Information, Anhui University of Technology, Ma'anshan, Anhui 243000, China
2The Institute of System Engineering, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong 510640, China
3School of Mathematical Science, Anhui University, Hefei, Anhui 230039, China
Received 6 December 2012; Revised 24 February 2013; Accepted 11 March 2013
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Copyright © 2013 Fengqi Yao et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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- Pei Cheng, Feiqi Deng, and Lianglong Wang, "The Method of Lyapunov Function and Exponential Stability of Impulsive Delay Systems with Delayed Impulses," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Yanlei Wu, "Stability of Stochastic Differential Delay Systems with Delayed Impulses," Abstract and Applied Analysis, vol. 2014, pp. 1–9, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Fengqi Yao, Pei Cheng, Hao Shen, and Li Qiu, "On Input-to-State Stability of Impulsive Stochastic Systems with Time Delays," Abstract and Applied Analysis, vol. 2014, pp. 1–10, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Pei Cheng, Fengqi Yao, and Mingang Hua, "Stability Analysis of Impulsive Stochastic Functional Differential Equations with Delayed Impulses via Comparison Principle and Impulsive Delay Differential Inequality," Abstract and Applied Analysis, vol. 2014, pp. 1–9, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar


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ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - The Rams now have two wide receivers on their roster from Boise State University.
The team announced Tuesday that it had claimed Titus Young off the waiver wire. He will join fellow BSU alum Austin Pettis in the St. Louis offense.
The Detroit Lions put Young on waivers, Monday. The 2011 draft pick was placed on injured reserve last November, after Lions coach Jim Schwartz said he displayed unacceptable behavior.
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Holidaymakers looking to find a mixture of panoramic views and historic architecture all within a coastal location will love Giardini Naxos. Located on the north east coast of Sicily, this picturesque resort offers a fantastic holiday for families and couples. Here visitors will find numerous different places to stay including self catering accommodation, villas, B&Bs and farms.
Giardini Naxos has two beaches; Recanati Beach and one at Lungomare, where holidaymakers can relax, sunbathe and take a dip in the sea. There are various activities for children in the resort including a mini funfair with trampolines and mini-golf. There are also lots of video-game arcades on the promenade. There are two tennis clubs here with courts for hire, whilst on the water visitors can try the hydro-slide, para-gliding, windsurfing, water scooters, water-skiing and scuba diving.
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Giardni Naxos was the first part of the island reached by the Greeks and there are many archaeological finds in the area as well as a museum on the harbour. Daily excursions can be taken to the historic town of Syracuse, which has largest Greek theatre and archaeological park, Ortigia cathedral as well as Papyrus fountain and institute.
The warmest and driest time of the year to visit Giardini Naxos is generally July and August when the average high temperature is approximately 26 to 27 degrees centigrade. June and September are also warm months but September is much more susceptible to wet weather. October and November are the wettest months with an average of 95 to 98mm of rain per month.
The nearest airport is Filippo Eredia in Catania, which is approximately 58 kilometres from Giardini Naxos and has flights to and from the main Italian cities as well as European destinations. Airlines flying here are Air Berlin, Air France, Air Malta, Air One, Air Panarea Helicopters, Alitalia, Alpieagles, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Delta, Eurofly, TUIfly.com, Helvetic.com, Jetairfly.com, KLM/NWA, LTU, Lufthansa, Meridiana, Myair.com, Virgin Express, Volareweb.com and Wind Jet.
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I built a tiny barricade from Les Miserables. It's about the size of a regular printer.
It was made to be a basket prize for a raffle, which included the new movie, the 25th Anniversary Concert dvd and a large assortment of Lindor chocolate truffles.
My mother has incredible luck and won the basket during the event, so I ended up getting to keep all my hard work. And the basket had accumulated the most raffle tickets out of all the other baskets with a 100 ticket lead.
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The Propeller-funded SFA will allow charter schools in South Louisiana to select a healthy food vendor. This policy vehicle will make it possible for 10,000 at-risk public school children in 2012 to eat delicious, affordable and nutritious school meals with no fried products, no high-fructose corn syrup, and food that is prepared fresh from scratch daily.
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"With the help of Propeller's visionary and Executive Director, Andrea Chen, KIPP's healthy food initiative is tackling childhood obesity, which we hope down the line, will reduce Louisiana's overall obesity rate among adults. Equally important is the impact that healthy food will have on student academic achievement. Our school partners and organizations like Propeller, who focus on social innovation, are our teammates in this endeavor."
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Cancer Institute director Peter Emanuel, M.D., with Mina Bissell, Ph.D., following the Blass Lecture in Cancer Genetics.
This Arkansas crystal was presented to Mina Bissell, Ph.D., following her presentation of the Blass Lecture. The crystal's base was constructed by Robert McGehee, Ph.D., dean of the UAMS Graduate School.
Oct. 10, 2012 | The late philanthropist Elizabeth Weitzenhoffer "Betsy" Blass believed in the power of knowledge and research. She also was passionate about her volunteer involvement at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
Although Blass died in 2005, her influence lives on in the Elizabeth Weitzenhoffer Blass Lecture in Cancer Genetics, held every two years at the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute. The lecture is funded through an endowment established by Blass to provide Arkansas' scientists with the opportunity to interact with some of the world's leading genetics researchers.
Held Oct. 4, this year's guest lecturer was internationally renowned breast cancer researcher Mina Bissell, Ph.D., distinguished scientist in the Life Sciences Division of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif.
Bissell's research has changed paradigms by proving that cancer is caused not only by cancer cells, but also by the interaction between cancer cells and the surrounding cellular microenvironment.
She joined the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in 1972, became director of cell and molecular biology in 1988, and was appointed director of all of life sciences in 1992. Upon stepping down as the life sciences division director, she was named distinguished scientist.
Bissell has authored more than 345 publications, is a member of seven international scientific boards, and is on the editorial board of a dozen scientific journals. She is the recipient of numerous national and international awards.
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You can only watch so many movies at home before the kids (and you) are raring to leave the house.
A fun, air-conditioned option for kids is taking place this summer in bowling alleys across the country — the Kids Bowl Free program. The program allows children (whose ages do not exceed the limit by each participating bowling center) to bowl two free games a day. Participating bowling centers in metro Atlanta include Decatur and Stockbridge. Visit Kids Bowl Free for more details.
Now the real question is: bumpers or no bumpers?
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June 24th, 2011
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We signed up for this! I had planned to take the kids every day. However, after paying almost $10 for shoe rental (for 2 children) the first time we went, I decided to make it a special occasion thing. I certainly cannot afford $10 for shoes every day of the week.
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Think you can skimp on an hour or two of shut-eye every night during the week and just pay it back on the weekends by sleeping in? That's not going to cut it if you want your brain to be at full functioning capacity, finds a study published in the American Journal of Physiology — Endocrinology and Metabolism. While other studies have found that a weekly sleep debt can be erased by sleeping for, say, 12 hours on a Friday night, this recent research suggests that our brains may not fully recover even if we're not feeling fatigued.
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COLUMBUS, GA - It looked like Black Friday at Cross Country Plaza Friday morning
"Goodwill is my favorite store, the only store I really shop at. I love Goodwill," customer Siglenda Walthall says.
Goodwill cut the ribbon on it's new retail store and donation center in the Cross Country Plaza Friday morning.
More than 200 customers lined up outside the 13,400 square foot store waiting to get their hands on the more than 55,000 donated items.
"Not only do you see the donations pouring in but now the customers coming to shop and it really shows the value of that community and partnership gets restate and restated," Jane Nichols, President and CEO of Goodwill Souther Rivers says.
This store is the first of five expansions Goodwill is working on, and many say Midtown is the perfect location.
"It's local, I don't have to go to far to shop. People in this neighborhood really needed a Goodwill here," Walthall says.
In the back of the retail store is the donation center where you can donate all your items.
"The first step would be taking your donation and thanking you for changing lives. The next thing we would do is offer you a receipt for tax purposes," Amanda Moskowitz, Manager of Retail and Training, says.
Goodwill will then hang your item up and give it a quick inspection, and then it's ready to hit the racks.
Almost everything donated in the Midtown store will stay in the store.
Goodwill is also helping the community by adding new jobs with this new store.
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Another Goodwill store is set to open in Midland off the JR Allen Parkway in April, and a Phenix City store is set to open next summer.
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Marlina Hamilton's Defense Attorney Johnnie Graham applied for a restraining order against Erica Anderson and Cora Donaldson. Sheriff's deputies broke up a fight between them and Hamilton on North Jackson Street near the courthouse about 10 am. Graham said Hamilton was jumped by family members as she left the courthouse. Erica Anderson tells us that Hamilton hit a member of the family first. Charges are pending.
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First it was rumoured, then it moved to the 'in talks' stage, and now it's been confirmed by the director: Bryan Singer has tweeted that Hugh Jackman will definitely appear in X-Men: Days Of Future Past…
November 30 2012
Hot on the heels of the announcement that Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart (alongside Hugh Jackman) will be appearing in X-Men: First Class follow-up Days Of Future Past, McKellen has spoken out about returning to the franchise…
November 29 2012
Following yesterday's news that Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart will be appearing in X-Men: Days Of Future Past, another X-Men veteran is now being linked to the project, with THR claiming that Hugh Jackman is in talks to join the fun…
October 11 2011
Michael Fassbender has been talking up his experiences on X-Men: First Class, saying he's ready to put Magneto's metal helmet back on and wave his hand in the air to make cars or whatever float around (we're paraphrasing here). "It was a very rewarding experience, so hopefully we'll get the same team back again," he said. And it seems he especially enjoyed working with James McAvoy, despite the fact they experienced difficult circumstances[FOR THE FULL STORY, CLICK ON MAGNETO OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
May 25 2011
X-Men: First Class Review
Kevin Bacon as a mutant Nazi! Rose Byrne in her pants! Nicolas Hoult done up like Sully from Monsters, Inc! And these aren't even the best things about Matthew Vaughn's vibrant, sprawling, ensemble origin story (well, maybe the Bacon bits…).
A franchise reboot reminiscent of JJ Abrams' 2009 Star Trek overhaul, this is the fifth film in the X-Men canon and even if it can't quite match Bryan Singer's X2 (among the finest of its kind) First Class is still fast, fresh and fun.
It's intelligent and emotionally resonant, explosive and eye-dazzling. Factor in a zeitgeisty, hot-list cast and First Class is likely to be one of the summer's best biggies. It sure as hell razes Brett Ratner's disappointing X-Men: The Last Stand (which Vaughn was slated for a one point) and Gavin Hood's time-waster Wolverine.
Poland, 1944: a young Erik Lehnsherr is separated from his parents in a concentration camp; meanwhile, in an affluent but isolated stately home in New York a young Charles Xavier happens upon a strange blue little girl who's able to disguise herself as other people.
Eighteen years later, Erik (Michael Fassbender) and Charles (James McAvoy) have matured into powerful, charismatic men with opposing agendas.
Their paths cross in the pursuit of former Nazi Sebastian Shaw (Kevin Bacon), a ruthless mutant supremacist plotting to use the Cuban Missile crisis to provoke a war among humans.
April 21 2011
X-Men: First Class may have had some dodgy promo posters, but it always manages to redeem itself just in time with a stonking trailer.A new international trailer for Matthew Vaughn's super-mutant prequel has landed online, and it's cool enough to blow away any number of dodgy Photoshop incidents.There's plenty of new footage in there, though you may have seen some of it doing the rounds as a foreign-language promo.Michael Fassbender still looks to be stealing the show as a cool-as-hell Magneto, and there are Bond references a-plenty thrown in.
April 20 2011
X-Men: First Class hasn't had the greatest track record for promo art. First off, an unofficial group shot was leaked before it was ready, leading to fanboy uproar and studio disgruntlement.
Those were followed by some fantastically moody posters for Erik Lehnsherr (Michael Fassbender) and Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), with subtle hints at their characters' futures.
That good work was then undone by the 'floating heads over silhouettes' travesty, which looked like they were done as some sort of primary school art project.
The new posters occupy the middle area between the previous highs and lows of X-promos. They're not as ghastly as the the dreaded 'silhouettes', but they're still fairly bland.
April 14 2011
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The talent behind X-Men: First Class have revealed possible ideas for the next chapters in the mutant superhero saga. The ending of First Class sets up a potential sequel that will be "even more fun", according to director Matthew Vaughn.
"First Class is similar to Batman Begins, where you have the fun of introducing the characters and getting to know them, but that takes time," says Vaughn. "But with the second one you can just get on with it and have a rollicking good time," he continues. "That's the main difference between Begins and The Dark Knight."
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