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Dec. 21, 2017 -- On the heels of announcing the new members of his County leadership team earlier this week, Westchester County Executive-elect George Latimer today indicated some members of the existing County government, he has asked to continue to serve in his Administration.

Latimer named seven individuals to continue in their leadership posts into the new Administration:

  • Mae Carpenter, Commissioner Senior Programs and Services Department
  • Rocco Pozzi, Commissioner Probation Department
  • Michael Orth, Commissioner Community Mental Health Department
  • Kathleen O'Connor, Commissioner Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department
  • Dr. Kunjlata Ashar, Pathologist/Medical Examiner & Commissioner Labs & Research Department
  • Robi Schlaff, Executive Director Office for Women
  • Ronald Tocci,  Director Veterans Service Agency

"These individuals have proven their value to the people of Westchester in their current posts, and they have earned the opportunity to continue to serve our County", Latimer said. "We will be making changes in various parts of County government, and we will be maintaining personnel in other parts. We are seeking to engage the best individuals available to help us address the needs of our neighbors and friends in this County."

With these re-appointments, the new County Executive has shown his strategy of bi-partisanship; some observers expected a wholesale dismissal of incumbent officials, many of whom supported his opponent in the recent election. "I want us to work together and succeed. You can't get ahead, if you're busy trying to 'get even'." Additional announcements of new hires and incumbent re-appointments are expected over the next few weeks.

Latimer served as Chairman of the County Board of Legislators 20 years ago, and was noted for his bi-partisan, collegial style of governing during that four year assignment, as well as during his tenure as a State Assemblyman and State Senator.

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A naval officer who had deserted several years earlier is drawn back to the Navy when World War II begins. He re-enlists under an assumed name, and is assigned to a minesweeper, where he has to perform hazardous duties while at the same time keeping his real identity a secret.
This miniseries presents a cross-section of life in Pearl Harbor leading up to the Japanese attack and its immediate aftermath. Among the stories: A colonel's bitter wife seeks extramarital attention; a female doctor with painful memories resists a new love; a young naval officer falls for a Japanese-American woman. Pearl Harbor changes their lives and those of the people around them.
In the summer of 1941, the United States and Japan seem on the brink of war after constant embargos and failed diplomacy come to no end. "Tora! Tora! Tora!", named after the code words use by the lead Japanese pilot to indicate they had surprised the Americans, covers the days leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor, which plunged America into the Second World War.
Set during the early years of World War II, the War in the Atlantic. The Royal Navy was fighting a desperate battle to keep the convoy routes open to keep the British Isles supplied. One great danger was the surface raiders, huge cruisers called "pocket battleships" that slipped out of German waters just before war was declared. The "Bismarck", The "Scharnhorst", The "Gneissau" and The "Graf Spee" were supplied by tanker & could strike anywhere. This is the story of how 3 lightly armed cruisers with only 6 and 8 inch guns boldly took on a powerful pocket battleship armed with 11 inch guns. They should have been blown out of the water before they could fire a single shot but ...
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During WWII, Duke E. Gifford is second in command of the USS Thunderfish, a submarine which is firing off torpedoes that either explode too early or never explode at all. It's a dilemma that he'll eventually take up personally. Even more personal is his quest to win back his ex-wife, a nurse; but he'll have to win her back from a navy flier who also happens to be his commander's little brother.
While flying a routine reconnaissance mission over Bosnia, fighter pilot Chris Burnett photographs something he wasn't supposed to see and gets shot down behind enemy lines, where he must outrun an army led by a ruthless Serbian general. With time running out and a deadly tracker on his trail, Burnett's commanding officer decides to risk his career and launch a renegade rescue mission to save his life.
In November 1941, Major Caton takes command of the small Marine garrison on Wake Island. His tendency toward spit and polish upsets the men's tropical lassitude, but Pearl Harbor changes everything. Soon the island is attacked and the Marines pull together day by day; but how long can they hold out?
Lt. Koji Kitami is a navigator-bombardier in Japan's Naval Air Force. He participates in the Japanese raid on the U.S. Naval Base at Pearl Harbor in 1941 and is welcomed with pride in his hometown on his return. As Japan racks up victory after victory in the Pacific War, Kitami is caught up in the emotion of the time and fights courageously for the standard of Japanese honor. But his assuredness of his government's righteousness is shaken after the Japanese navy is defeated in the debacle of Midway.
In the wake of Pearl Harbor, a young lieutenant leaves his expectant wife to volunteer for a secret bombing mission which will take the war to the Japanese homeland.
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Encounter the wonder of Christmas at the Ark! As night falls upon the ark, a world-class laser projection show depicts animals walking up the ramp, the floodwaters rising, and the Christmas message in striking fashion. Stroll the Creation Museum’s Christmas Town, and see the breathtaking display of multi-colored lights. Mingle with the trains and flowers at Krohn Conservatory, full of Christmas tradition!

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Death toll of Wigan drink and drug addicts 36% higher than expected

More addicts have died while in treatment in Wigan than expected over the last three years.

Friday, 26th November 2021, 12:30 pm

New figures released by Public Health England show that in the borough, 75 substance abusers in contact with drug and alcohol treatment services lost their lives between April 2018 and March 2021, a time period that includes the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic.

The 75 observed deaths in drug and alcohol treatment were 36 per cent more than “expected” by the local authority according to analysis of the figures by addiction treatment experts UKAT.

Wigan’s public health data shows that they expected 55 fatalities from adults age 18-plus in contact with treatment services in this time period.

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Experts say reduced access to help during the pandemic is likely to have contributed to a rise in fatalities among addicts

Nuno Albuquerque, head of treatment at the UK Addiction Treatment Group (UKAT), said: “Unfortunately more people in treatment for their addiction died in Wigan than they should have. This is likely down to unprecedented changes to support during the 2020 Coronavirus crisis.

“We know first-hand that treatment facilities closed their doors to addicts during the pandemic when in fact, critical care intervention should have remained open and accessible. Addicts were forced into enduring home detoxification- an incredibly dangerous process that should only happen in a professionally supported, safe environment. Some addicts who have supervised- for a reason- opioid substitute consumption were given take-home doses instead.

“Addicts weren’t getting access to blood tests so treatment for liver disease and other blood borne viruses were left untreated.

“We believe that quite simply, it cannot be a coincidence that as support and treatment services closed during this time, more addicts lost their lives. These people asked for help; they were trying to save their own lives but died instead.”

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Many people, from all walks of life across Victoria and beyond, are working hard to help our precious wildlife recover from the devastating bushfires.

Of course, we all wish this wasn’t happening. We all wish they didn’t need this kind of support. But they do. So, we’re helping them – to overcome injury, prevent extinction and support their survival as their habitat recovers.

If you’re interested in some silver linings, check out what we’re doing, in collaboration with some amazing people and organisations, to get our wildlife through this difficult time. There are plenty more actions we’re taking, including our medium to long term plans, but here is a quick snapshot of 5 of them so far.

1. Mobile Wildlife Triage Units deployed

As soon as there was a break in the smoke haze, we flew our wildlife triage team into Mallacoota, just after New Year, to assess and treat injured native animals. Units were also sent into Bairnsdale and Corryong in early January.  We also have one at Gelantipy where koalas are being transferred to new, greener habitat.

2. Wildlife Assessment teams deployed

We sent wildlife assessors into fire grounds, as soon as it was safe, to find injured, hungry and dehydrated native animals and get them to the wildlife triage units. These teams worked out of Wodonga, Tallangatta, Corryong, Mallacoota, Orbost and Bairnsdale. They’re still in the field.

3. $17.5 million funding for immediate wildlife needs

This funding is phase 1 of our response to the affects the fires have had on our native wildlife and plants. It covers native animals’ immediate and critical needs, wildlife welfare, emergency action to prevent extinction, improving long term resilience and others.

We’re also providing grants of up to $1000 for authorised wildlife carers and shelters to cover the increased costs in caring for more injured wildlife because of the bushfire emergency.

4. Aerial searches and extra feeding

As well as the wildlife assessment teams’ on-ground work, there have been several flights to find wildlife, check how they’re doing and how their habitat is looking. In the worst hit areas, very few native animals have been seen from the air. Unfortunately, in intense bushfires, those unable to flee or burrow underground often perish. The good news is, we are seeing wildlife returning to the bush as it begins to regenerate following the recent rains.

We’re also providing extra food to wildlife in need – both on the ground through our wildlife assessment teams and some aerial food drops, including to endangered brush-tailed rock wallabies.

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Sunday, May 7, 2017

Who Are You, Elizabeth? Please Let Me Find You

There is not much that can be said about brick walls, true brick walls, other than to describe the frustration and angst they create. I have been dealing with one in my recent ancestry.

As I have written before, I have no written records or photographs of my grandparents and they never talked about their pre-immigration lives. In fact, they hardly even acknowledged living in England, so I know almost nothing about my roots. Everything I know I have gleaned through painstaking, often frustrating research. Such has been the case with my positively identifying my paternal grandfather's father, my great-grandfather.

I heard his name only occasionally as a child. He was named either Samuel or he was named Sam, which can either be a true name or a shortened version of Samuel. I am relatively sure that both of those point to him because of my childhood memory of hearing my grandfather mention that name, though never the "here is a story about my father, Sam" sense. I also have found supporting documents leading me to conclude that both identify the same person. However, without any more evidence, I can only conclude a high likelihood, not an absolute certainty. For me, that is good enough for now, though my search is not done.

But he is not the brick wall that is the subject of this post.

Great-grandfather Sam married a woman named Elizabeth or Eliza, depending on which record I review. That is the first problem - trying to determine the correct name. I originally thought that census enumerators and other record keepers were merely shortening 'Elizabeth' into 'Eliza,' which I found to be a fairly common result, but when I dug a bit deeper, I also learned that 'Eliza' was a perfectly acceptable name by itself. It was not just a shortened version of Elizabeth, but was relatively popular stand-alone name in late-1800's England, the land and time of her birth and upbringing.

That leaves me with the possibility that my great-grandmother is named either Elizabeth or Eliza, though most of the evidence points to Elizabeth. And that is the easy part because she has become my brick wall. Why, you ask?

What I do not know is her last name is.

There are two likely choices, Mitchell or Wakefield and so far, I cannot conclude to a high likelihood which it is. I have official documents that point to each of them and each one of the names is supported in one way or another, but so far, I have found nothing that helps me pin down the correct one. And, of course, it is also possible that neither of those is her correct last name. Wakefield and Mitchell do seem to be the strong choices, though.

USA and England census documents only show Sam as being married to "Elizabeth Wilkinson." Other supporting documents show Sam or Samuel being married to "Elizabeth" with no last name being listed for her. So far, I have not located Sam's marriage certificate, so I cannot validate to whom he was married--the marriage happened before he immigrated to the USA. I have also found nothing documenting her unmarried name to a high degree of certainty.

Being an experienced investigator, I have tried to approach this puzzle in all the ways I can think of with the hope of finding the clue that will open up this case for me. But I recall something I was told long ago by an instructor of mine. It was in reference to investigations and applies to genealogical research.

Not all clues lead somewhere. Not all questions have answers. Sometimes, the sidewalk just ends and doesn't go anywhere.

I am not ready to give up this search yet. Many others, including professional genealogists, have encountered brick walls that have taken years to break down. Mine might be one of those.

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Feb 22, 2010
I have seen some wizards walking around in cloathes thet give them lots of good stats, like lots of defense, damage, and i think accuracy. But they also take away 100 mana each. I really want the set, but i have no diea how to get them. Please tell me how.

P.S. i posted in this form because i had a feeling that they were achieved by PvP.

Aug 21, 2009
directly in front of the arena you will see a couple venders, click on them and see what type of arena gear you can purchase with tickets you win from playing in the arena

Jan 23, 2009
They are gotten with a certain rank and a high amount of arena tickets. Also each piece doesn't take away 100 mana. It takes away 100% of your mana, so you are not allowed to use them outside the arena, all you could do outside the arena is shield, blade, trap, and wand.


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Some questions about Grizzleheim.

Apr 24, 2009
I would like to ask some questions about Grizzleheim that was probably not brought up before and they are:

1. Is there going to be housing for Grizzleheim? I see the house sign with the furniture sign and only see some furniture in the shop but no houses to buy.

2. Is there going to be more furniture to be sold in the furniture shop?

3. Is Zeke going to be selling anything in Grizzleheim or he just there for the yardbird quest?

4. Is Eloise going to return to sell things? I saw her on test realm early but saw she was taken out towards the end of test.

5. Is there going to be higher level gear sold in the shops like in the other shops through the spiral?

6. Is there going to be necklaces sold? Again I see the sign and no necklaces.

7. Last Question: Are there going to be pets sold in Grizzleheim? I saw the signs at the beginning of test and saw the signs gone towards the end of test.

I hope that someone from KI can answer these questions because I am sure that enquiring minds want to know.

Apr 25, 2009
Oh my gosh!!! i totally agree.I LOVE houseing(royal estate) and i wish there was some higher level things too.I also think Zeke would be good to start selling too.I would rather have had KI taken 1 more week to open Grizzlehelm then it to be Incompleate.
Wolf-level 31 storm/myth.

May 03, 2009
The housing is awesome to decorate and now it's cool to actually have some real use with crafting. I hope to see housing become an even more important piece of the game other then a place to put stuff in and decorate. My wife feels that housing is a waste of time and money, I can see her point even though I enjoy the option. I ask to make the housing piece do more for the game itself, I want to show my wife that housing can be cool and worth the loads of gold you plug into it.

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how do you get new areas I'm stuck in savvasard pass and I did all the Quests please help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Devotion to Simic (Yisan’s Toolbox)

First, let’s talk about the green devotion deck. It’s a very powerful deck that can easily generate enough mana to play a 20/20 Genesis Hydra or be able to use Polukranos as a one-sided board wipe. However, relying heavily on creatures tends to make the deck weak against disruption, often leaving it with a bunch of mana dorks, and nothing to do with them. The deck has also very little disruption effects of its own, making it very weak against combo decks.
Most players have fixed these problems by either splashing red for burn, or black for removal and hand disruption. But each of these non green & non creature spells are weakening the deck’s devotion, slowly transforming it in either a Gruul Monsters or Golgari Constellation deck.
But it’s not like green doesn’t have answers, it just can’t find them fast enough. While Chord of Calling helps, it’s often not enough. And since Chord of Calling is usually the only instant in the deck, it’s easy to predict and play around. This is where Yisan, the Wanderer Bard and the blue splash come in.

The New Creatures:

The one card combo; this is the card everyone reads, and then wonders how much they should worry about it. The best part about this card is that the deck doesn’t rely on it; it’s not a crucial combo piece. If it dies, it just means that your opponent has one less removal spell in hand; allowing you to safely cast your bombs.
But what if they don’t remove it?

Turn 1: Elvish Mystic
Turn 2: Kiora’s Follower
Turn 3: Nylea and Polukranos
Turn 4: Prophet of Kruphix and Soul of New Phyrexia; Untap during his turn: Hornet Queen
You now have an impressive board state, and best of all, you only cast 1 spell, meaning your hand should still be full, allowing you to rebuild if ever something goes wrong.
Yisan also allows you to play during your opponent’s turn. This makes it harder for your opponent to know if you kept the land up to use its ability or if you have something in your hand you could cast.
Its deck shuffling ability has also a great synergy with the Courser of Kruphix, giving you a few extra chances to either find a land or a card you want to draw.

Its main purpose is to untap Yisan, but it can also be used as a Voyaging Satyr or to give vigilance to one of your creatures.
Since putting the verse counter on Yisan is part of the activation cost, if you untap it and reactivate it in response to the first activation, you can search twice for its current amount of counters, allowing you to get more value.

Similarly to Kiora’s Follower, its main purpose is to untap Yisan. But even without Yisan, he is a game changer. Having it allows you to cast your creatures twice as fast and it allows you to bluff; something the green devotion deck is usually unable to do. Your opponent now has to respect the fact you might have a Hornet Nest in hand, which could jump in front of his biggest creature.

The Toolbox:
These are the “Answers” you can find with Yisan and Chord of Calling in order to get out of almost any situation.

It can stop planeswalkers, Perilous Vault, Whip of Erebos or even mana dorks if needed. Having a cheap artifact creature is also surprisingly useful against the heroic deck that can give its creatures evasion with protection.

An amazing surprise blocker, especially fun against the Goblin Rabblemaster’s token.

Mainly here to stop Jeskai Ascendency, Perilous Vault and Whip of Erebos.

Amazing against aggro and burn decks.

An ace in the hole. Its greatest appearance so far was copying a Garruk, Apex Predator and then using the +1 to kill the opposing Garruk.

Game ender once the devotion count is high enough; trample is especially good against those pesky 1/1 deathtouchers.

When you need a way to deal with flyers, or just need a big creature

Another big creature, it counters removal, including board wipes. While it’s usually hard to keep mana up to use it effectively, being able to spend your mana during your opponent’s end phase thanks to Yisan and Prophet of Kruphix makes it much more viable.

The Regular Devotion Creatures:

Elvish Mystic: The mana dork.
Courser of Kruphix: Gains life, gets lands, sees top card, survives lightning strike.
Genesis Hydra: Amazing with Nykthos, will almost always find another creature, even at low cost.
Polukranos, World Eater: A 5/5 for 4 that can also be used as removal. Only 2 in the deck since it’s legendary and the deck has many tutor effects.
Hornet Queen: 5 deathtouch flyers; stabilizes the board instantly.
Chord of Calling: Only 3 in the deck for now, but I’m considering adding the 4th. Getting a creature into play at instant speed is amazing; especially in a deck that has a bunch of singletons.

Nylea's Disciple: Against aggro deck
Back to Nature: One side board wipe against constellation deck
Setessan Tactics: Against decks that rely on creatures
Mistcutter Hydra: Against control
Negate: Against control and board wipes
Aetherspouts: This is where having Yisan or Prophet of Kruphix in order to play during your opponent’s turn is key. Keeping the 5 mana up won’t seem unnatural, and even if your opponents notice you are being careful about keeping it, they will most likely assume it’s for Chord of Calling. Amazing against Jeskai Tokens (assuming you survive long enough), Heroic, Sidisi Whip and Green Devotion.

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HGTV Has Announced The Town That Will Get A Makeover On ‘Home Town Takeover’

HGTV Has Announced The Town That Will Get A Makeover On ‘Home Town Takeover’
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Earlier this year, HGTV announced that it was on the hunt for a small town in need of a makeover. Ben and Erin Napier of the network’s “Home Town” will take their renovations on the road in a new series called “Home Town Takeover.”

Last week, the Napiers announced that the city of Wetumpka, Alabama, had been selected to receive the special love and attention only they can give. The couple surprised residents with the news via a Zoom call, which they posted on Facebook.

“They still think this is a casting call,” Ben said slyly before connecting the call.

The town of about 8,300 people had been working hard to revitalize its historic properties when a tornado hit in January 2019. The police station, a church dating back to 1856, hundreds of acres of land and numerous homes were damaged or destroyed.

“Our city has come a long way,” Mayor Jerry Willis said during the video call. “But you guys are going to be the catalyst that it takes to push us over the top.”

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HGTV received around half a million submissions for 2,600 towns before deciding on the central Alabama town just minutes from the state capital of Montgomery.

“Renovating one house at a time is an awesome experience,” Ben shared in a press release. “But the chance to support an entire town, where we help bring a community back to life — that’s something we’ve always wanted to try.”

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“This is a big one,” Erin said in the release. “HGTV has never, ever taken on a whole-town renovation and restoration project, and we’re so proud and excited to be leading the team that will get it done.”

“Ben and I often speak about our love of small-town living and what that lifestyle means to the people who live in one,” she said. “The people of Wetumpka know they have a small town that’s worth saving, and now the world will see why this tight-knit community deserves a fresh start.”

The six-episode special event is set to air on HGTV in 2021.

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Linda Tripp, Clinton/Lewinsky whistleblower, dead at age 70

Linda Tripp, Clinton/Lewinsky whistleblower, dead at age 70
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Linda Tripp, a former Pentagon official whose recording of a conversation with White House intern Monica Lewinsky was used in President Bill Clinton's impeachment, has died at the age of 70.

Tripp's death was confirmed by the Washington Post.

Tripp became a key figure in the Clinton impeachment, as she recorded a conversation about Clinton's relationship with Lewinsky, when Lewinsky said she had a relationship with the president.

Tripp then handed over the recordings to Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr. Starr used the recording to help prove that Clinton lied under oath about his relationship with Lewinsky, prompting his impeachment. Clinton was then acquitted by the Senate.

Tripp was later fired by the Clinton administration one day before his last day from office.

As reports surfaced that Tripp was gravely ill, Lewinsky tweeted her well wishes for Tripp.

“No matter the past, upon hearing that Linda Tripp is very seriously ill, I hope for her recovery. I can’t imagine how difficult this is for her family,” Lewinsky said.


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US threatened by 2 hurricanes; watches issued

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Residents along the coast of New Jersey, New York and parts of New England were placed under a tropical storm watch Sunday as Hurricane Jose inches it way closer to the United States mainland.

Meanwhile, a hurricane watch was issued for the US Virgin Islands as Maria became a hurricane Sunday evening.

Hurricane Jose packed top sustained winds of 90 MPH as of early Sunday evening. The center of the storm is expected to stay over the Atlantic Ocean, but the storm's backside could scrape parts of the Northeast. The threat of wind, rain and deadly rip currents prompted the National Hurricane Center to place parts of the Northeast under a tropical storm watch.

The potential for danger is even greater in the Caribbean. The US Virgin Islands, which took a devastating hit from Hurricane Irma, is under a hurricane watch ahead of Hurricane Maria. Maria packed top winds of 75 MPH as of early Sunday evening.

The hurricane is expected to strengthen into a Category 3 storm by Tuesday. After passing near the Virgin Islands, Irma could make a direct impact on Puerto Rico.


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It was fascinating listening to President, Keith Oram’s review on some of the work now showing in the Society’s exhibition in the City Gallery.

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5 Mums Share Their Experiences With Perinatal Anxiety and Depression

Here are their stories.

A number of mums and dads who have experienced the debilitating impacts of perinatal anxiety and depression are bravely speaking out to encourage parents who may be struggling to seek support in th midst of Perinatal Mental Health Week.

Perinatal depression and anxiety affects 1 in 6 mothers and 1 in 10 fathers, equalling almost 100,000 parents in Australia each year. It ocurs when parents experience depression and/or anxiety during the period from conception until their baby is one year old.

Read their stories below.

Gabrielle Micallef

Postnatal psychosis is a rare but serious mental illness that affects one to two new mothers in every 1000. It is a potentially life-threatening condition that nearly always requires hospitalisation. For Gwyneville mother Gabrielle Micallef, it consumed her first months of parenthood – twice. After the birth of her first boy, Gabrielle knew she wasn’t feeling right, but as a new parent learning the ropes she had no way of knowing what was normal and what was not.

“I felt my mood plummet. I became teary, felt very overwhelmed and had no confidence in myself to care for this vulnerable little human,” she says.

Gabrielle’s GP prescribed medication and referred her to a psychologist, but she continued to worsen. She remembers shutting down. She became a shell of her former self. She stopped talking and eating. Sometimes her thoughts were racing, at other times she just felt completely numb.

“I could barely function. Engaging in basic care for myself and my baby was impossible. I pushed my poor beloved husband away. The illness made me not want to trust him and my mind had me believing that he was doing ‘bad’ things behind my back and also wanted to harm the baby. I felt like an empty vessel. Unable to love. Unable to live. Everything felt bleak, black and meaningless.”

After a period filled with renewed hope and optimism, Gabrielle became pregnant again. This time she was sure she’d be prepared – but despite all their preparations and awareness the illness descended again. Gabrielle again experienced delusional thoughts and struggled to function. This time she ended up in a psychiatric ward.

“It was extremely frightening and I felt like a prisoner. I wasn’t with my young baby and that completely tore me apart. I couldn’t believe I’d won the postnatal psychosis lottery twice.”

Gabrielle has recovered now, and looking back, she can take positives out of her experience: “Even though postnatal psychosis comes out of the blue and is scary, painful and traumatic, it is treatable and you can recover. There is hope.”

Julie Freeman

For New South Wales mum Julie, a history of anxiety – along with the loss of her first pregnancy – made her second ‘rainbow baby’ pregnancy fraught with anxiety. Julie knew something was wrong when she couldn’t sleep and had daily panic attacks. She finally accepted help from her family to recover and is now running a fitness coaching business for mums, with a sensitivity for the mental health benefits of exercise.

Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamt of becoming a mum. I thought I would take to motherhood like aduck to water, no matter what came my way.

My first pregnancy ended in loss. Losing my first pregnancy changed my perception of motherhood forever.

It was a few days before Christmas when I found out I was pregnant for the second time. When two little lines showed up as ‘Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World’ music medley played, I knew my rainbow baby – a baby born after loss – was on the way.

What felt like joy slowly got eaten away by anxiety as my belly grew. The intrusive fears of my baby’s safety started subtly, and while I recognised the warning signs of anxiety, I tried to handle it on my own.

After months, I reached out to the hospital’s psychologist. I waited 10 weeks without a word, before I called PANDA, I was distressed and they supported me immensely. Finally, the day before I went into labour, I landed an appointment with the hospital’s perinatal psychologist.

After a prolonged labour, I screamed for a c-section to bring my baby safely into my arms. I feared the worst, but we were okay. I soon learnt how let down I’d felt by the hospital and how my first loss still impacted my mental health after I brought my new baby home.

We were deep into newborn life when the panic felt out of control. I was so encased in fear that I could hardly breathe, and I’d tell anyone who cared for me that I needed help. I played phone tag with the psychologist, but I couldn’t handle calls. My husband reached out to friends, and they messaged me. Even though I didn’t respond, it was more helpful than they knew. My doctor visited us. He and my husband set me up with a psychologist, at last. When I went to my appointments in those early weeks, it felt like we barely scraped the surface and yet my sessions with her would change my life. My baby was 4 weeks old when my psychologist asked me, ‘What kind of mum do you hope to be?’

‘Not this one,’ I said, and I knew something had to change.

After 5 solid weeks of panic attacks day and night, I remembered a nudge from my psychologist to talk to my family. I called my parents to tell them what’s going on. “Let your mum help,” my dad said. I packed my baby and I into my parents’ car to head the country. With every peep my baby made, my heart raced. I didn’t want to scare my parents away. That trip, which turned into weeks, did anything but. With sleep, a diagnosis of postnatal depression and an antidepressant script as well as exercise, I started to feel my sense of self – and joy – return.

I’m grateful I went through hell to know it doesn’t last but I needed my support team to step in and demand support for me when I’d lost both my way and my words. I knew the risks. I tried to prevent anxiety and depression, but I wasn’t immune.

There’s been storms since and there always will be some, but I’ve built a new level of resilience. I know where to seek help and I will both demand and accept it.

A few months into motherhood, I shifted from panicking every day with an inability to function, to living more fully than ever. I’m now – usually – the mother I always hoped to be.

Tara Moore

Brisbane mum Tara Moore experienced paralysing anxiety for the entire nine months of her second pregnancy and was too ashamed to tell anyone about it. By the time her baby arrived, she was barely able to eat or sleep. She felt like she was constantly gasping for breath when she took her baby home. She became silently petrified of losing control of her life.

Pregnancy is supposed to be such a joyful time in a woman’s life. There’s the pregnancy glow that everyone talks about and of course the glorious, growing baby bump everyone loves to comment on.

I went to fortnightly prenatal appointments in a state of fear, worried that someone would discover my secret. I took it upon myself to perform in public with carefully manufactured control, pretending that everything was stellar.

People often commented on how I was so well dressed, others would point out how well my first-born daughter was doing. I carried out my work obligations with zero room for error, but in reality, I was fracturing from the inside out.

Every time my obstetrician asked how I was travelling, I lied, pushing my anxiety deeper and deeper – terrified of what she might think if she found out how much I was struggling with my own thoughts.

I took my baby home, where depression and anxiety hit me like a wall of water – I felt like I was constantly gasping for breath. I loved my baby, though, and I was able to bond with him. The person I was disgusted with was myself.

What kind of mother would struggle during what should be such a joyful time? There was no way I believed that I was worthy of help, support, love or kindness. My thoughts turned so very dark, I distinctly recall describing them as ‘eating me alive’ – it felt unbearable.

My treatment involved multiple admissions, medications, psychotherapy and ECT and it was not a linear recovery process, but over many months I was able to rebuild my belief in myself as a mum and as a person. It took me some time to recover – months and years, not days or weeks as I’d hoped.

But, I did recover, and I am forever indebted to my husband and the medical professionals who intervened to save my life, and who made it their mission to reassure me that I was worth saving.

A woman’s mental health is important in every stage life, but it can be an especially challenging time when facing the barriers that so many women come up against when trying to start a family. Bec, who is now 27-weeks pregnant first shared her story with Emamaco activewear when she was finally able to purchase her first pair of maternity leggings, three months ago.

After suffering multiple miscarriages, fearing she could be in early menopause and being handballed from doctor to doctor. Bec was so excited to finally share with her family and friends that she and her partner are expecting their first baby.

After giving up hope, Bec spent the past eight years getting different diagnosis’ and being on many daily medications to try get her period back.

At 32-years-old, she decided it was time to prioritise her mental health and take a break from treatments.

“I was on so many different drugs and regimes I started to feel like a guinea pig, I was so sick of waking up and taking pills. I thought, I’m healthy, I exercise, I eat well – enough is enough,” Bec said.

And sure enough, six months after stopping her medications her period returned. But, after suffering miscarriages at the same stage in each pregnancy, Bec and her partner decided to prepare for IVF treatment.

In the preparation Bec saw a doctor who suggested laparoscopic surgery to find out if she was suffering from endometriosis. The surgery was to be done ASAP, but COVID interfered with her flights, delaying her appointment.

While waiting for her surgery date, Bec had the most incredible surprise – she’d fallen pregnant.

“The last 12 weeks have seemed like a lifetime. They haven’t been without their battles – sickness, headaches, lack of motivation, crying, day-to-day anxiety and hormone supplements,” Bec said.

“I am so looking forward to the second trimester that everyone calls the honeymoon trimester. I hope it holds true! Telling our families was one of the most special moments and something I have imagined for such a long time but have never reached a stage to actually experience.”

Perinatal Anxiety and Depression

Bao Nguyen

After a failed IV hormone induction, the manual breaking of her waters (twice) and an epidural, Bao ended up having an emergency C-section three days after she was first admitted to hospital. It was a long and traumatic experience for this first-time Melbourne mum.

I wasn’t exactly looking forward to my baby’s birth, but I didn’t really think about it too much. I knew there would be pain, of course, but apart from that we weren’t particularly worried as we trusted that the hospital would know what to do.

Looking back, maybe I pushed any negative thoughts away and tried to ignore the possibility that something could go wrong. I think I felt quite a bit of shame about what happened with the birth, and not knowing more going in.

Why didn’t I question the whole process more? I started to unpack these feelings on my first visit to my psychologist. Even just telling your story helps, just talking it through. It’s a bit like grief I suppose.

First comes denial, the anger and depression, and then with time there is acceptance.

My psychologist recommended this book that explored similar birthing stories, and I just devoured it. It made me realise that things could actually have been worse. And coming to the realisation that I wasn’t the only person to go through something like this was really helpful. Just knowing that the birth I had wasn’t that unusual. Other mums had been through birth trauma too.

That’s why I’m sharing my story now – to help others who may have gone through something similar to know they can get through it. I know now that it’s something that could happen to anybody. And what happened wasn’t a reflection on me, and it didn’t have to affect my relationship with my son. I could compartmentalise that experience as something that happened, and it didn’t need to influence how I felt about myself or being a mum.

These women are bravely sharing their stories this Perinatal Mental Health Week as community champions for Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia (PANDA).
PANDA has witnessed a 51% increase in calls to its national helpline over the last 12 months, and is commending parents for seeking support and starting an important conversation.
Anyone having trouble coping with pregnancy or post childbirth can visit www.panda.org.au, where you’ll find an online mental health checklist. Alternatively, you can call the PANDA Helpline on 1300 726 306 Mon to Fri, 9am – 7.30pm AEST/AEDT.
For information about Perinatal Mental Health Week, visit www.panda.org.au/awareness/perinatal-mental-health-week.

By Nikolina Ilic

Nikolina is the web-obsessed Digital Editor at Men's and Women's Health, responsible for all things social media and .com. A lover of boxing, she spends most of the time in the gym or with her husband and daughter. She was previously a Digital Editor at GQ and Vogue magazine.

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Do You Know Your Sleep Personality? It Could Be The Key To A Good Night’s Sleep

We talk about love languages and now, even exotic blueprints. But when it comes to understanding sleep habits and getting a restful night’s sleep, we need to be focusing on sleep personalities.

Where it used to be the case that health and wellness was a conversation primarily focused around diet and exercise, recent years have seen a shift towards sleep. From fitness trackers to smart watches and tech accessories, sleep tracking is all the rage – and for good reason. Aside from assisting with recovery and muscle repair, a restful night’s sleep can also do wonders for our complexion and assist with making healthier food choices. Multiple studies have found that people who don’t get enough sleep are more likely to increase their food consumption without an equivalent increase in energy expenditure, while poor sleep also tends to see us reach for high-calorie foods with little nutritional benefit. Tl;dr: sleep is an integral part of our wellbeing!

But if you’ve never given much thought towards your sleeping patterns, perhaps now is a good time to start. According to a new survey by the National Sleep Foundation, each of us belongs to a category when it comes to sleep behaviours and there are five different types to choose from. Just like you might have calculated your love languages to better understand how you like to be loved in a romantic relationship, or done an exotic blueprint test to better understand your arousal and sexual desires, a sleep personality test allows you to discover how you sleep best.

It might not sound as glamorous as the other tests available, but understanding how you sleep could just be the most valuable thing you do all year – especially if getting a restful night of shut eye is important to you. Thankfully, there’s a special quiz you can now do online that helps determine which category you best fit into. Each of the five are based on things like sleep habits, age and 40 other factors including marital status, gender, employment status, medical conditions, self-reported fatigue and consumption of caffeinated beverages.

Category 1

For those who feel great after a night’s sleep, it’s likely you belong in category 1. This category is for those who tend to get the right amount of sleep typically, and who don’t suffer from fatigue or tiredness during the day. People in this group are generally younger, have a full-time job and are married or have a partner, according to the research. They also tend to be clear of medical conditions and describe themselves as “a morning person” – go figure.

Category 2

Category 2 tends to be made up of adults aged 60 and above. In this category, people get the most amount of sleep, with an average of 7.3 hours a night, compared to just 6.8 hours of sleep for the overall population. As well as a restful couple hours of shut eye, this group also tends to take naps during the day, with at least two per week. But while they might be rarely tired, they do tend to have one medical condition, or more.

Category 3

Category three is where most might see themselves. It belongs to adults in a couple where one or both work more than 40 hours a week. In this category, people tend to do job-related work within an hour of bedtime and also sleep less as they are early risers. As a result, more than a third report feeling tired or fatigued at least three days a week. It’s particularly prevalent now, where many of us are still working from home as a result of lockdown and Covid-19 restrictions. Having traded an office for a makeshift desk in our living rooms or even bedroom, we’re feeling the need to be constantly visible “online” and the distinction between work and home life is becoming increasingly blurred.

Category 4

Category four belongs to the night owls, those who come alive in the late hours of the day and are typically employed but don’t necessarily work a 9-5 shift. It’s believed that those in this group have the longest work week out of all other groups and sleep less as a result. But while you’d expect them to be running on empty, people in this category take regular naps and still function well, but mostly this is down to a heavy reliance on caffeine.

Category 5

Those in category five believe they have a sleep disorder. They might come alive at night like a night owl, but then suffer from things like insomnia and tend to experience severe fatigue and tiredness throughout the day. Research shows this kind of sleeping behaviour can have a negative impact on relationships too.

Understanding your sleeping habits could be the answer to a restful night’s sleep, but it’s also worth noting that sleep can be affected by a range of factors, including stress, workload, and other conditions. If you struggle to fall asleep, frequently wake in the night or feel tired throughout the day, it’s worth talking to your GP for further advice. You can also take Sleepio’s test here which gives you a sleep score and tips for improving your sleeping habits.

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'A lie, Mr. Mulder, is most convincingly hidden between two truths.' - WonketteAfter many years of research around the world, the International Atomic Energy Agency has revealed the new global warning for ionizing radiation: a terrifying scene of an alien spaceship shooting death rays at a pirate flag and stick figure.

Learn about the terrible fate of mankind, after the jump.

The message of the new logo is clear: Do not trust the space monsters.

It's also supposed to mean "stay away from this harmful radiation source," because interviews with people killed by radiation showed that they didn't really know what the traditional radioactive warning sign actually meant. Also, radioactive crap will still be radioactive thousands of years from now, so the logos need to still make sense to the cavemen of the future.

But will this combination of a skull & bones, that same old radiation logo, little wiggly lines and the universal "fire escape" symbol actually convey the message to people or robots of the future? Probably not!

The reason? Death and danger symbols have always been used by people burying treasure -- whether Caribbean pirates, the Knights Templar or kids digging holes in the backyard. The skull & crossbones is basically the universal code for "something awesome is in here." So the doomed people of the future (if there are any) will see this on the side of a rusting X-Ray machine or Yucca Mountain or whatever and say to themselves in the new telepathic language, "It's the hidden treasure!"

New Symbol Launched to Warn Public About Radiation Dangers [IAEA]

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Terry McAuliffe Supports Creepy Alleged Rapist Anand Jon!

terryanand.jpgEarlier this year, LA scenester, Paris Hilton hanger-on, and occasional lame "fashion designer" Anand Jon was arrested and charged with 32 counts of sexual assault, mostly for raping or trying to rape underaged models. At left, former DNC head and current Clinton campaign head Terry McAuliffe poses with a little boy who supports Mr. Jon, in a photo taken at last month's Friends of the South Asian American Communities gala in Beverly Hills, a celebration of Indian Independence and giving money to Democrats.

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Round dining table plans

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This page contains plans for my Round dining table. For more information on the construction of this table, read the construction article

The plans are for a table 72 cm high and 120 cm in diameter.

Click on any image below for a larger view suitable for printing out.

The holes in the legs are 3/4" in diameter, and are drilled 5 cm deep. Two legs are as shown, while two further legs are made as a mirror image of the legs shown.

Use a 1/2" radius router bit to round the curved edges of the legs. For simplicity, the legs are shown without the corners rounded.

Leg brace

The leg brace connects the legs together.

The holes are to be drilled 5 cm deep, and 3/4" in diameter.
The holes are drilled at the same height on either end. Two of the braces are mounted flipped upside down between the legs.

Table supports

The long table support is mounted perpendicular to the grain of the table top. The holes are 5/8" in diameter, and 2.5 cm deep.

The ends are beveled 22 degrees, and cut as an arc, with the center of the board as the middle of the table. The rectangles mark where the legs attach. These aren't dimensioned. Make sure the cross is centered on the legs before screwing it down.

The short table supports are doweled into the long table support to form a cross. The holes in the end are 5/8" in diameter, and drilled 5 cm deep

The table supports are assembled into a cross, and then attached to the top of the legs with screws from above. The position of the screws is not shown.

The bolt holes through the table supports are for bolts to attach the table top with. The holes near the end are elongated to allow some expansion and contraction of the table top if the table top is made of solid wood. For plywood or particle board table tops, this is not necessary.

You will need 16 pieces of 3/4" dowel just shorter than 10 cm, and 4 pieces of 5/8" dowel just shorter than 7.5 cm.

Table top

The table top should be 120 cm in diameter, and 3.6 cm thick.

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Boris Johnson reassures drivers petrol shortage ‘stabilising’ - but could last until Christmas

Wednesday, 29th September 2021, 10:19 am

Troops will begin training to help deliver petrol supplies by the end of the week as Boris Johnson said he was making preparations to deal with potential problems until “Christmas and beyond”.

The Prime Minister said the situation on the filling station forecourts is “stabilising” as he urged motorists to go about their business in the normal way.

'State of readiness'

A decision to put 150 military drivers on standby has been formally approved, meaning they can now begin training in case they are required.

A further 150 drivers’ mates are also ready to help out as part of the military effort.

“They’re still on standby but can now start training now it’s approved,” a Government source said.

They will be held in a “state of readiness” and could deployed “in the coming days” if needed, sources said.

Officials from the business department and the Ministry of Defence are working with the petrol industry on where the drivers will be best placed to support.

'Fill up the normal way'

On Tuesday Mr Johnson tried to calm nerves about the supply chain problems affecting businesses across the country.

“We now are starting to see the situation improve, we’re hearing from industry that supply is coming back onto the forecourt in the normal way.

“And I would just really urge everybody to just go about their business in the normal way and fill up in the normal way when you really need it and you know, things will start to improve.

“What we want to do is make sure that we have all the preparations necessary to get through to Christmas and beyond, not just in the supply in the petrol stations, but all parts of our supply chain.”

Following days of chaos, with long queues for petrol and stations running dry, the Prime Minister said he understood the frustration felt by drivers as they struggled to fill up.

'Crisis to crisis'

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the Government of reducing the country to “chaos” through its failure to deal with the fuel crisis.

The Labour leader said the haulage industry was “beyond frustrated” at the lack of a clear plan by ministers to alleviate the problems caused by the shortage of tanker drivers.

“The Government has reduced the country to chaos as we track from crisis to crisis.

“The Government is not gripping this,” he told BBC News.

“This problem was predictable and predicted and the Government has absolutely failed to plan.”

Brexit 'factor' in shortage

Mr Johnson rejected calls for healthcare staff and other workers to be given priority access to fuel, suggesting it was unnecessary given the easing of the situation.

After the Government announced it would be issuing 5,000 temporary visas to foreign lorry drivers to alleviate the shortages which led to the crisis, he also dismissed demands for more overseas workers to be admitted.

“What I don’t think people in this country want to do is fix all our problems with uncontrolled immigration,” he said.

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Zuckerberg, ‘mole’ painted fake Facebook image – Last Hour

” they don’t make any sense. “

“We are deeply concerned – he writes – about issues such as safety, well-being and mental health. It is difficult to see a cover that misrepresents our work and our motivations. At the most basic level I think many of you do not recognize the false image of society that has been painted “.

Zuckerberg further stressed: “The argument that we deliberately push content that makes people angry for profit is profoundly illogical.” And then: “We make money on ads and advertisers are constantly telling us that they don’t want their ads to be near malicious or furious content. I don’t know of any tech company that wants to make products that make people angry or depressed. Moral, business and product incentives all point in the opposite direction. ” (HANDLE).

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