Hasta La Gadget!

It’s been awhile since we last saw a tablet from LG, but the good news for those who like LG’s tablet offerings is that a new tablet appears to be in the works as per our previous report. This is according to a recent tweet by @evleaks who revealed that the LG G Pad X will be headed for Verizon, and thanks to his latest tweet, a photo of the device has surfaced.

Unfortunately apart from the name and its destination on Verizon’s network, not much is known about the device for now. However based on what we can tell from the photo, it looks like it will feature a rather interesting design. As you can see in the photo above, the tablet appears to sport a brushed metal back that doesn’t fully cover its surface.

It also appears that on the back there are two speaker grills suggesting that we might be looking at a stereo speaker setup, although it’s odd that they chose to place it in the back and not the front where it might benefit the user the most. The tablet also appears to sport two cameras, one in front and one in the back, and will support Verizon’s 4G LTE connectivity.

Its display size, resolution, chipset, RAM, and storage remain a complete mystery, however if this leak is any indication, hopefully an official announcement won’t be too far behind.

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If you suffer from anxiety, you’re not alone. Anxiety disorders affect 40 million U.S. adults, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.

Doctors typically diagnose patients with Generalized Anxiety Disorder if they suffer from symptoms of anxiety (constant worry, insomnia, difficulty concentration and more) for more than six months. But according to Everyday Health, almost all of us have experienced anxiety at some point.

What triggers those feelings of panic and worry that we’re oh-so-familiar with? We reached out to HuffPost Lifestyle’s Facebook community and got some honest, heartfelt answers from our readers. Here are 21 things that trigger anxiety:

1. “Money woes! Trying to save for a wedding, a house and pay down debts seems unattainable after paying monthly bills. And forget starting a family — how do people afford it?!” — Facebook user Rebekah L

2. “My child’s struggles in school.” — Facebook user Tess E. Williams

3. “I feel heat rising in my neck when too many people speak to me at once.” — Facebook user Zandra Rios-Martinez

4. “Being far from home.” — Facebook user Jojo Bean

5. “Trying anything new, going anywhere by myself, or going anywhere period. Arguing with the ones I love. Anxiety sucks.” — Facebook user Kristi Marshall-Miller

6. “Not being able to predict the future. I hate surprises and I love spoilers.” — Facebook user Bailey Annan Sonday

7. “Crowds!” — Facebook user Linda Balzano

8. “Being verbally attacked or being around extremely negative or judgmental people.” — Facebook user Anna Heiser

9. “My performance at work. Being a leader, but feeling as though I’m ‘faking’ it as I go along. Being found out that I don’t know as much as my peers think I do.” — Facebook user Shelly Bornemann

10. “Being alone.” — Facebook user Robyn Cox

11. “Death. I’ve lost a lot of people in my life over the past 10 years.” — Facebook user Lindsey Solenberger

12. “Heat! I associate it with being claustrophobic.” — Facebook user Selina Torres

13. “Thinking about my anxiety triggers my anxiety.” — Facebook user Monica Theis

14. “Work. The feeling that even though I’m a really good performer, I could be fired at any moment.” — Facebook user Gabby Nelson

15. “Hearing an ambulance.” — Facebook user Tina Mike

16. “Losing control and uncertainty. A lack of communication and trying to come to my own conclusions also does.” — Facebook user Jill Grodan

17. “Meeting new people.” — Facebook user Karen Temple Walker

18. “Not living up to the über high expectations I place upon myself!” — Facebook user Gayle Redick Cramer

19. “Driving on the freeway.” — Facebook user Camille Wright

20. “Getting older.” — Facebook user Jill Zimmerman

21. “Life in general. It’s too busy. Nobody ever takes the time to slow down.” — Facebook user Penelope Dryden

If you suffer from anxiety, take a deep breath and just know you’re not alone.

If you — or someone you know — need help, please call 1-800-273-8255 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. If you are outside of the U.S., please visit the International Association for Suicide Prevention for a database of international resources.

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