build the '61 stairs. >> build the '61 stairs. that's what's amazing. i think the owner at the time went and got stairs to come out of the side of the house, down the back of the house, down to the backyard. and then they ended up instead moving those stairs over to the garage roof deck, building the garage roof deck. just build as it was proposed in '61. [buzzer] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners. let's discuss what is before us. commissioner? >> look, i wouldn't mind if i could hear from mr. jacobs just to respond to mr. boskovitch. >> why don't we do rebuttal. >> does staff have rebuttal and then we will have appellant? staff? >> yeah, we don't have any rebuttal on this. >> smart. >> thank you. >> i mean at this point we are talking about a bridge built in 1960. they are trying to do the right thing. if planning wants to do one whole permit, we are fine with it. we will always work with those notice of violations. >> have you had any communications with planning that is their preference? and

to that common stair. in terms of overall mapping with the additional penthouse we believe it's minimal. we also want to just point out that the project is actually cut back an enormous amount of square footage from where we started in accommodation to a neighbor for a number of live-work units that have no open space and have a 15-foot wide side yard for their exposure for eight units. we have a 1,400 square foot midblock court plus we've sculpted 7 feet back from there, as well as 20 feet, losing an area 20x7, so trying to add to the value of the unit that we do have. and we felt like -- >> commissioner moore: i'm not questioning their presence. i'm questioning how they're accessed. since we in the majority of cases along van ness and everywhere else, basically look for hatches, i would support a hatch with no reduction in the size of the open spaces. just following that we want to avoid excessive rooftop that makes the building more private than it is. it is just basically ultimately the amount of stuff

the other bathroom downstairs was for my mom who cannot climb the stairs. but he passed away last year and she ended up renting somewhere else because of a contractor who left me with the second bathroom and waited and waited. so we never pursued the second bathroom until recently which kind of delayed the original permit. that's the reason for the renewal. although the first bathroom has previous electrical and plumbing that needs to be finalized and then also, there was activity on the permit. before the last director's hearing, i got a permit because the original bathroom was in a different location and then albert young, the inspector who got the electrical permit approved said let's final a revision for the relocation of the new bathroom, which i filed before the last director's hearing and then also on the planning permit that was approved, that was approved on that relocated bathroom where i filed the revision of the new location. because the original permit has a different location of the bathroom. for your correction, when the inspector came, he sa

and then they freak out when they go to some stairs. but that is not the case for lisa and dennis. >> look at you go! >> these parents were super excited to see their 19-year-old son lucas make his way up the stairs. so no matter what, at that age, they will crawl away and try to get into something. as lisa says, seeing their baby who only has one baby doing something that other healthy babies his age could do, is amazing. >> the great thing about kids is they're not aware of other peoples limitations, restrictions, or judgments. >> his dad dennis is there to guard him, but he is like what are you freaking out about? i got this. >> bye! >> oh, the first -- >> that is joey joel. most kids his age don't have these type of motor skills, but somebody has a nice right hook. >> just remember you saw this future boxing champion at "right this minute." >>> all eyes are on a massive fire, but see what happens when the burn goes bust. >>> and, a woman wanted to put on your falsies, but instead she glued her eyes shut. >> it made for an eye openin

walking up the stairs it's another two hundred fifty kilos and stumbling leads to the standing six hundred kilograms our knee joints have to endure and lot and one of the weakest parts of the knee is the cartilage and what you can do if it gets damaged this is what i'm going to talk about with the professor or leave the house and here at the park in berlin welcome to a good set. of american college damage cannot heal on its own but fortunately we have numerous techniques to repair college damage. according to a swiss study more than two million people in need coffee each every year in europe and in the united states. and if this happens to you it usually means a long painful journey for the search for a cure. this box contains a donor need it could enable someone to walk freely and without pain. in the operating room the new joint is cut to size ready for the transplant it's a groundbreaking procedure for cases that could not previously be treated. this is to prove it was totally frustrating to have patients complain of constant pain and not have any way to help them. repairing injuries to

it appears he is walking down the stairs really slowly.escuers have been there since the beginning. two hours ago. we do not know why the manager, how he got in there, if he fell in there. he is the manager at u.s. pipe just off whipple road. and this very precarious rescue, a very successful ending, they're still holding on to him. they're probably going to undo one of the harnesses so he can walk more freely down the sayers probably to an awaiting ambulan ambulance. >> and pretty remarkable he is walking down on his own, of crews. in the air. as we pull back out you'll get a better sense how high up he is. that helicopter will start to pull out. down below are the fire engines. remarkable with the help of oxygen. we mentioned some of the anxiety he might have been feeling in there. he remained calm enough for them to make a successful rescue. now they're going down a second flight of stairs this is in union city at u.s. pipe, a business right on whipple avenue. one of the managers was stuck inside the silo that mixes cement. it was the d

to people calling under the stairs to read the meter or going out in the rain to top up.? the first generation of smart meters, if you switch, many people get to keep that service but for some people, their meter will temporarily act like an analog meter. the good news for everyone watching this is that they will all be involved in a national smart data network. that will mean changing the equipment in people's houses? they will be updated over the air, consumers will not have to do anything. we are used to our phone having little updates pushed to its this is all that happening. the idea that these are obsolete is simply not true. what about the schedule. the mps are wrong in that, to say that that then? yes. the 2020 target for completing this roll—out, do you except that's not now realistic any more? i think it's a really challenging thing to do. there are 13,000 smart meters being installed every single day, that's lots of brilliant engineers going out into homes and doing something challenging and important that this country. you would have to do 420,000 a month... s

with her father and just before i start my set i sit on the stairs leading to the stage i take a few deep breaths because i'm always really nervous before my kicks. are rather nice but when i'm up there and i see the audience then i know they're waiting for me they want to see me. you know then there's the intro three to one. chance robin schildt and his fact the d.j. is responsible friends tending the crowd all on his own and into a d.j. isn't a band. with a band there are several people who are performing so we have visuals in the background. of the we use those to generate more enthusiasm in the audience. sometimes i like to amp it up a bit more that means a bit more future house or more. not to kind of sound not necessarily a more melodic sound people want to jump around. itself usually at festivals there's a big e.d.m. act on before me and they really go all out then i come on with my original tracks and it doesn't really work that well so i play remixes on my original tracks so it's the energy more. but it's not only about the cakes before and after robin schulz makes time for

. >> i was bar tending down stairs and some people outside screaming there was a fire. there was smoke coming out the top and just got everybody out of the building and stood there and watched it burn. >> reporter: some of them made such a fast escape they left their drinks behind. everyone got out okay but the fiddlers green and the buildings on either side have damage. her office is next door to the bar at columbus and beach. firefighters kept it from spreading, but she still had some damage to deal with this morning. >> smells like smoke. there's definitely good damage on the up stairs. they broke windows, broke fire doors. so we're lucky. >> reporter: loyal customers of the fiddlers green stopped by today to survey the damage. >>it's my local joint, hopefully they recover because this is where i was going to be tonight. >> reporter: you're looking at an airbnb that's two doors down from the bar. five tourists were staying here. the building is fine, but there's a strong smell of smoke so the red cross helped relocate them to the holiday inn for peace of mind. but fo

it was functioning as stairs s. more or l she carefully starts to walk down.his is what it looks like the top of the bethesda escalators. it can be dizzying, about ten stories down. the are some of the longest escalators in fact in the western hemisphere. no w the details aboutat l a tly happened are st little bit sketchy, but montgomery county fire and rescue sanys the womay have been bumped. that's when she fell backward and went all the way down to the platform, all the way down the escalator. >> metro says it dsn't have video of the actual fall, but in rois video you can see a rider alerting a met official and another man oneis cell ph quickly calls for help as a crowd gathers near the top of the escalators. eventually montgomery fire and e rescue ar with the stretcher and carefully they cay the woman up the escalator and then away to the hospital. >> it's always problemac for us to extract people away from a situation like that because of the eletion or the location whe they are. >> reporter: metro gm said couldn't say why the escalator was stopped that d

he is about to be on that gurney, at the bottom of the stairs. the highlight feature with skymap7.to, mostly on his own, with the help of some first responders, get down those stairs to that gurney to be evaluated. >> he'll be taken to the hospital and checked out and treated if necessary. we can show you video earlier of exactly what they were dealing with. he was surrounded by what looks like dozens of people. you see him pulled out, covered in gray, the one without a helmet on. they did put a cap on him and helmet to protect him. as you can see, he's out, after being trapped for quite some time in union city. >> we will stay on top of this. he is receiving medical attention right now and if w and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical

on the way to the top there are three platforms if you fancy the exercise you can take the stairs to the second platform if you're heading to the top be prepared to climb the one thousand one hundred sixty five steps. of course you can always take the elevator. that's where you will often find. he's been working at the eiffel tower for fifteen years he operates the elevator and talks to the visitors in almost every language imaginable i don't call it work or your regular. large sum up. there should be says there's no place he'd rather work with the body of a. receiver you can get away from everyday worries with a view like this one and you see the city in a very interesting architectural way. and somehow in you're a bit of a tourist and feel as if you're on holiday. to stop for the first platform is nearly sixty meters up visitors are drawn out to the sun deck here and the exhibition that takes them around the platforms perimeter tells the story of the eiffel tower. the eiffel tower wasn't always as popular as it is today when engineered the stuff if fairly had it built for the eight

puppies wants to go down the stairs but she knows stairs are dangerous. the kitchen and wants it all to herself. annie is in action. cnn is reporting president trump's supreme court nominee wants to kill all puppies. personally i think that's an outrage. topic number four. the release of the new indiana jones movie. the pro during is set to be on the rocks. though you have got to admit it's nice to see something on the rocks besides harrison ford's plane. he'll be 79 years young when the film hits theaters. if there is any consolation. it's that. check out this clip. harrison. let's hope he doesn't have to outrun any boulders this time around. topic number cinco. 47-year-old brian sinclair was busted. he turned the crown further down for drunk driving. a crane on the long island expressway. police became suspicious when he used his blinker before change lanes. it's a big no-no. but i can't use the signal they used on a program like this. he smashed into several cars before the cops wrestled him to a stop. the cop has been called a hero. you should see wha

,gets, trembles or stairs, uses a phone or computer. passengers are selected if they are foreign travel and other factors raise concerns including criminal records, curious ial transactions, e-mail or phone numbers linked to terror suspects. among the passengers followed, a businesswoman who was in turkey, even ht attendant. >> you have over 2 million people a day that travel in and around the united stes. u're looking for a threat that's so small it's less than a needle in the haystack. >> reporter: the tsa tells nbc news the primary purpose of the program is to ensure passengers and flight crew are protected ra during air tvel. we recently talked to tsa chief about e air marshals. >> for passengers i think they should feel a afe and secure that we havderal air marshal service that does provide that inflight security. >> reporter: travelers never told they have been followed and activities documented, raising privacy concerns. >> it should go without saying government agents shouldn't be monitoring travelers without a good reason for d

he was trapped in the stairs of the white house. and the secret service had apparently not been looking at the cameras at the time. so they didn't know he was in there. so president ford and the poor pregnant dog went up and down the stairs for a while. trying all the doors to get back into the white house. finally the secret service must have had a heart attack. they looked up and went down and got the president out of that. that's, putting all of those internal stairwells in. this, i like this photo for two reasons. one i'll go with president lincoln first. you see the shad o'y figure? right back there? it obviously somebody was standing there and moved. i found this online once as evidence it was the ghost of abraham lincoln. the reason being, that's the spot under mr. lincoln's bedroom. apparently when they removed the floor, he fell down through the floor and is standing there waiting for somebody to rebuild his bedroom so he can go back up. >> more -- i love the internet. more importantly you see that the truck and the bulldoz

republican red tie coming in now to the presidential palace helsinki presidential palace and up the stairs he will go to meet with his russian counterpart not a smile not even remotely a smile on trump's face a millennia trying donald's wife and yellow. just a couple of steps behind the heavy security continues to move into the presidential palace. so they were primarily it's a way to just to try and restore between the two nations i believe that was. the heavy set man in the. u.s. secretary of state who is a very busy boy these days whether it's with north korea or ukraine or syria he is expected to sit down with his russian counterpart. during this summit today and here we got a great shot of the president and downtown helsinki finland for today's historic summit some call it the meeting of the year. calling it the meeting of the millennium do stick around here in our live coverage continues very soon. a place for many. so. the ball isn't only about what happens on the beach school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the. spending through the twenty million. it's an

>> stephen: sure, in the cupboard under the stairs. >> my family had an understand the stairs cupboardere did you get the sea shells? >> the kitchen table. >> stephen: what were they doing on the kitchen table? >> they're the family sea shells, and, so, i took the family sea shells and sold them back to my family. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and did they buy it? >> they bought it. i think they bought it out of pity, but, you know, money's money. >> stephen: or there's a sucker born every minute. >> you never know. >> stephen: you also got this startup here creator edge, and a little description that says we match the most powerful influencers with the world's largest brands to create custom-branded content with data-driven results. >> stephen.yes. >> stephen: what's an influencer and am i one? what makes an influencer? >> to be honest with you, stephen, i don't know what an influencer is. >> stephen: are you an influencer? >> i don't think influencers -- >> stephen: 3 million instagram followers. >> you're an influencer. sure, yeah. >> stephen: but we match the most powerful influencers w

. >>> some stairs and escalators at one of the buzzest b.a.r.t. station also close tonight..a.r.t. is closing the stairs and escalators to the west end of the powell station, this is the area in front of the b.a.r.t. police station. you'll see scaffolding covering that area, crews are working on improvements, including fire sprinklers announcing equipment and new lighting. the stairs and escalators should reopen in time for the morning commute on monday. >>> new this morning, staying social benefit for people with dementia. dementia patients living in care homes typically get two minutes of social interaction every day and when staff members increase that social time by just an hour a week, it improved patients' quality of life. they felt happier, less agitated and less aggressive. >> wild video shows an intense chase, this is south carolina, a 22-year-old woman sped away during a traffic stop. officers chased the driver through fields and a neighborhood and down a major road woman rammed four patrol cars before her suv flipped over several times. she was thrown from the car

and to redirect firefighters from one stairs to a safer stairs. >> reporter: so, he was able to get otherhters out. surprised by that? >> not at all. >> reporter: now, 37 years after joining the fdny, he retires, and where else, but in queens. instead of chasing fires, chasing his granddaughter. and sailing. something he loved doing with his brother. >> just going to be carrying on his memories. >> reporter: he'll be there in spirit. >> he'll billie there in spirit. and good memories. >> reporter: the last fire chief to respond to the world trade center that fateful morning now going home. chief, thank you. we're proud of you and thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> we salute chief pfeiffer and every one of those firefighters >>> i want to say thank you to the residents of the city and county of san francisco for entrusting me with this incredible is w me tay as london breed was sworn in as the first african american female mayor of san francisco. the 45th person to take that oath. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. a big day in san francis

there will be queues, even though they have to climb the stairs.o buy the world cup if you are not a fan of the football and what your company is doing? a big bump in spending injune, big televisions, barbecues, pub spending and people watching football in their office! where we work we have 28 nations are nutmeg, every country is represented. lots of companies... people are watching the world cup and we are accommodating that, we will be in the office tomorrow. luke says i will avoid by watching wimbledon. cathy in greece say she will be watching in a bar with other brits. she says hopefully no extra time, we will miss the last bus! matt is clearly not a fan, i will be sitting on a little beach absorbed ina sitting on a little beach absorbed in a fascinating book about the evolution of modern populism. enjoy that! lots of beach messages, eve ryo ne enjoy that! lots of beach messages, everyone is on holiday. adam says he will be sitting on the beach. ijust read will be sitting on the beach. i just read that will be sitting on the beach. ijust read

yes no stair in was used and i said that long back in april right after the attack those who work in this area could have told you that no nerve agent was used and there had been no nerve agents found or the degradation products none of them were found on the materials nor in the plasma of the injured people. none in the mud safely so of the hospice containing compounds the degradation products were found to be no no stair in this use was chlorine gas used problem either were chlorine cylinders there but that has nothing to do with the state actor state actors we never use chlorine gas that he claims are commonly used by terrorists it's never current never never buy by a state actor because it's so terribly inefficient so was chlorine gas exploded some of those so members sure probably but that's what terrorists do and much more many more people die from the explosion of lowering gas itself. and nation stuff chemistry professor james to thank you very much indeed thank you thank you. but meanwhile the british government is demanding russia explain how two people were poisoned with an

quickly up those stairs and no doubt then the talks will get underfairly stairs and no doubt then thets, wow full entourage of the presidents, wow row all going to be left outside as the two presidents just have their own private meeting. there was, of course, that nato summit in brussels last week, at that... all the key figures involved are there, but lets wait and see what happens there in helsinki. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon. some rain in the forecast today, moving west to east, a very narrow band but erath shy for many of us today. another dry day with sunshine, and certainly part of that sunshine, and certainly part of that sunshine across eastern areas of england. this is in nottinghamshire early, a little cloud in the sky, but still fair weather to the house. we will keep the cloud through eastern areas, where it will turn pretty hot. this is a narrow band of showery rain. gives the heavy in the afternoon, parts of north west england down to south west england as well. fresh recommendations in north western areas, temperatures in the high 20s. could tri

there's room for a stair, a bathroom, and a bedroom. if we slope that roof much more, we're going to lose probably a bathroom. we slope it too much, we lose the stair, and of course, that's not worth having a bedroom. and those of you who may support a three story building may think that's just fine, but i do want to illustrate for those of you that support a fourth, please be careful how you slap the top floor, you could have the stair without a bathroom, but then, you have a master bedroom with a bathroom on the lower floor, it's not ideal. it might as well be three. i'd also like to mention that i'd like you to look at a drawing -- or, rather, the shadow study that was put up -- put together by the opposition. and what i'm going to put up here is their light study based on our previous drawing. i say previous drawing because our current drawing no longer has this box where i put an "x," and i also want to point out that this is a very tall wall that this neighbor shares with our lot. really, anyone in the back yard here really does n

so there is the restored grand stair. i will leave you with one more white house story a more recent white house story. the presidents last christmas party, 2008 in the white house. they invited me to light the menorah with a grandson of the first president of israel. he and i went up to practice this, we did this at the foot of the grand staircase. the foot of the grand staircase with everyone in the entrance hall sitting in chairs, the president, the first lady in the first row. we had little instruction up front from a rabbi. to tell us how to do this correctly. this was mostly for me, the episcopalian to get this right but he gave us instruction and at the end of showing how to do it he moistened his fingers and put out the candle he was using and he looked at him and said, why did you do it that way? the rabbi said, i never blowout the flame of life with the breath of life. and he said, oh. but the rabbi said but, do what you want, it's all right. don't worry about it or stress. so we sat down and everything got star

last of the work stone, stair soil below. the goal has reached 15,500 years old, a solid timeframe for human arrival in this part of texas. here, plastic bags were in a bucket, each holding a rock that had been found in its deepest horizon area i found through the bottommost artifact. found the whole corridor around its edges to get down to a workable piece. open the bag and split the stone into my hand.it was a discard, something the toolmaker had thrown aside maybe a particular rock would have liked, it had so much packing on one side and was so thick in the middle it could have been pickup and work again but it was forgotten. all is big as my paul, it was heavy and sharp enough to cut flesh. i hand wrapped around the school service, and gritty. it felt amniotic, still wet from birth . holding that stone in my hand, going down to the bottom ofthis fit , i bought back to the singer telling me we came from the ground and i thought of course. this makes sense in an archaeological context also. here are these trenches going dow

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when the suspect attacked before running down the stairs.is working to calm any fears about riding the train this morning. officials are saying the system is safe. >> the situation on bart isn't any different this morning than it is any other morning. we feel it's a very safe system. we have a professional wing ou people. >> reporter: but this is the second bart stabbing in several months. two people survived station in april. bart police are reviewing surveillance footage from the train and the station to see if they can identify this suspect. live in oakland, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> 6:57 now, time for your final five. >> the man involved in a hostage crisis in california was mad at his grandmother. 28-year-old gene atkins shot her 7 times at her home before taking hostages at trader joe's in silver lake. >>> police in toronto are trying to determine the motive of a gunman who opened fire outside a restaurant last night. he was shot and killed by police. >>> new threats against the iranian president after an . co before the u.s. is sche

sensors and cameras and travels up to five kilometers it can't however climb stairs . to her course weakness is that it can't deliver directly to the door like a human but it's still quite practical the robot delivers relatively quickly. and. similar robots exist in the u.s. and germany so the last stretch of road to the consumer could likely be covered mostly by robots in future. as long as they don't invent robot newsreaders that's what i say that wraps up your business for today don't forget to check us out on social media as well. same time same place. capital. fund be told. she's worked in the congress for two not. the months try and finish. the job in a speech to bond twenty. get starlight to get gamma ray bursts we get i think raise other all extremely weak compared to the sunshine. so in a practical sense the sun is the only choice for long term energy supply. well clearly more scientific discoveries and more engineering are required to enable the basic technologies to be cheap enough a lot of the electrical energy we produce is lost in the wires between the ge

the tip for tat game begins from stair of sunshine a kick in beijing accuses washington of launching what it calls the largest trade war in history. and after a day of talks in the country britain's government agrees to a post brecht citrate plan a free trade area between the u.k. and the european union. it's time for business on the u.w. and how you got to get us welcome to the program china has imposed a thirty four billion dollars in retaliatory measures on u.s. goods it was an immediate response to american tariffs which took effect as washington's clock struck midnight on friday china's measures matched the american levies dollar for dollar instead of making trade truly free and fair and says he wants it to be the measures could end up causing a downward spiral of trade barriers as american partners retaliates the chinese say they had no choice. the response to trump's tariffs on chinese goods was swift. but at a meeting in bulgaria premier league chan was quick temper size his country's reluctant resolution to come out on top. our view is that creed war is never a solution for

and then he stopped on the ninth floor, and -- to redirect firefighters from one stairs to a safer stairsorter: so, he was able to get other firefighters out, and you weren't surprised by that? >> not at all. >> reporter: now, 37 years after joining the fdny, he retires, and where else but in queens. instead of chasing fires, chasing his granddaughter. and sailing. something he loved doing with his brother. >> just going to be carrying on his memories. >> reporter: he'll be there in spirit. >> he'll be there in spirit. and good memories. >> reporter: the last fire chief to respond to the world trade center that fateful morning now going home. well, chief, thank you. we're proud of you and thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> we salute chief pfeifer and every one of those firefighters who answered the call that >>> cal fire says pg&e equipment sparked most of the north bay wildfires, but a possible change in the state legislature could limit the utility's future liability. >>> only on abc 7 news tonight, a bay area man describes his wife's last moments when she was killed while the

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volunteers will build decks and stairs for fire vic. >> this year there will be $110,000 in grant funding. half of that is reserved for fire recovery. >> we were here earlier and we saw the devastation that the fire created. it was devastating. >> this year's race will support the big homes and provide a big economic impact to the city. >> it will bring in $3 million to the community. >> visitors will spend money at restaurants and motels and they will help small shop owners. the city wants people to know they are resilient and open for business. >> we want people to bring money to the economy. we want people to see this is a great place to live. >> and it is a great place to host the event. >> i am really glad that they're holding it here. >> back to you. >>> let's take a peek at the temperatures from today. this will roll into tomorrow because tomorrow will look like valley. tomorrow i think these temperatures will be similar. santa rosa it may be a few degrees warmer. you may wake up to some smoke too. this high-pressure center has set us up with a consistent pattern. this is bearable

she got all kinds of stairs in the room went silent. we'll never forget the look on my dads face of amusement and fear. the reason i remember this incident and he south us and we had sunday brunch together. it's so indelible because my mother never said a word. she never talked to me about it after we got home and she talked about lots of other things which i forgot. but for some reason the way she did that stuck with me for the rest of my life. >> to that experience you have that early on process on that really made an impression on you as well. >> guest: it did. i was a young lieutenant myself. about 1964 or five. i was placed in the organization that managed troop affairs. i was an administrative officer so i processed a lot of article 15 and i had occasion to have to process out of the service with the dishonorable discharge to outstanding airmen who were outed and i remember that i was a target but i just remember thinking what a terrible waste that was. it seemed to be very unfair. twenty years later, i became a two star general a

i sat on my stairs and just felt like i can't go on any more.rtant part of recovery from me was creating space. that space meant taking time out of the business and really not doing very much more, not planning very much more than that. for me, a good day was if my husband encouraged me to get out of my pyjamas, take the dog for a walk and get coffee. it wasn't really a n for a walk and get coffee. it wasn't really an opportunity for other people in the business to step up and be empowered and trusted and also the opportunity to try new things. i spent a lot of time in my pyjamas, whether it was the mental health reasons or recovering from operations. i have given myself permission to play with a thought if idid it permission to play with a thought if i did it all over again, what would ido? i did it all over again, what would i do? this is kind of where i reached the crossroads of where brilliance meets madness because the pyjamas that literally represented everything that was holding me back the cane might inspiration. everyone in this pyjama

they're two windows that adjoin a set of stairs. they will also address a notice of violation in this, and those windows are the two windows to the south of the elevation. >> and i'm matt dusanic, and i'm in agreement of the removal of the two windows on the south end of the eastern elevation. >> president fong: do you have revised drawings? >> we basically have a verbiage -- >> president fong: that's not my question. do you have revised drawings? >> not yet. we can show just -- submit something and cross off the two windows, come back in a week if that works for you. we're deleting windows, not an elevation. we can just cross it off. >> president fong: we'll need some documentation. we're going to need some documentation. >> we're happy to provide that. >> clerk: okay. so any questions, commissioners? >> president fong: should we allow the building department to monitor this or -- >> so we don't need to continue it. >> president fong: we'll make the action pending your review and concurrence of the revised drawings. >> clerk: okay.

i just sat on my stairs and just felt like i can't go on any more.was easier for us to talk about my heavy periods and my thyroid and my heavy periods and my thyroid and my impending hysterectomy and loss of fertility than it was the talk about my mental health, which i had also flagged. the anxiety is something that absolutely can com pletely ta ke something that absolutely can completely take you over, and it is like a living terror. you kind of feel everything. your senses heightened, but the depression is utterly different. it was kind of just like a big, black void that seemed to kind of takeover me. the most important part of recovery for me was creating space. that space meant taking time out of the business, and really not doing very much more. not planning very much more than that. and for me, a good day was if my husband encouraged me to get out of my pyjamas, take the dog out for a walk and get a cup of coffee. it was a brilliant opportunity for other people in the business to step up and be empowered and trusted, and also the opportunity