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Treadmills are one of the most popular and simple to use types of equipment for exercising at home. From slow/brisk walking to jogging or running, treadmills offer straightforward aerobic workouts for everyone, regardless of their fitness level.
Most of the treadmills nowadays offer a variety of features and integrations to track your workouts and make them as pleasurable as possible.
The digital monitors display stats like duration, distance covered, calories burned, heart rate and pulse rate, etc., making it super easy for you to track your workout progress anytime you want.
The built-in programs challenge your workout sessions by varying your speed and level of incline. Some even provide you with HD video workouts and adjusts your pace and time accordingly to give you a 'feel' of the terrain.
10 Best Treadmill For Home Use
Take a look at the following list of the 10 best treadmills that you can use for your daily workout.
1. NordicTrack 1750
The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 treadmill is feature-rich, fully functional and is by far one of the best treadmills available.
It has a 3.8 horsepower motor with dual fans that cools the machine, produces less noise and vibration while running, and gives you a running speed of 12 mph. The one-touch button controls the speed and inclination. While the incline can be adjusted between 0 to 15%, the machine offers a decline capacity by 3% for working different muscle groups.
Other features include a wireless chest strap heart monitor, a 7" smart, web-enabled HD touchscreen display, interactive video workouts using iFit, built-in cooling fans for the users, along with an iPod compatible sound system with 3" digitally amplified speakers and integrated tablet holder.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame and motor; 5 years for parts and electronics; 2 years for labor.
2. ProForm Pro 2000
The ProForm Pro 2000 is a compact but powerful machine with a 4-horsepower Mach Z commercial motor and has a 350 pound user weight capacity.
A large deck size of 60 x 22 inches allows you to jog or run freely up to a speed of 12 mph at 15% inclination or 3% decline. It has ProShox cushioning for maximum joint protection and comfort, and the dual speed coolair fans keep you cool while you workout.
The ProForm Pro 2000 is iFit technology compatible, which means you can customize your jog or run routes using Google Maps integration and the treadmill adjusts its inclination to give the 'real feel' of working out in an open space. The machine also provides heart rate monitoring through pulse grips, and has a 7" back lit LED display along with ports for an iPod or MP3 player.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame and motor; 5 years for parts and electronics; 2 years for labor.
3. Sole F85
The Sole F85 is strong, durable, quiet and has a powerful 4.0 CHP motor. It has a 400 pound weight capacity, offers speeds from 0.5-12 mph and an incline up to 15%.
It has a large fold-able deck that provides 22" x 60" running surface, while the CushionFlex Whisper reduces the associated joint impact by 40%. It includes heart rate monitoring through touch sensors on the handlebars and a wireless chest strap, cooling fans, 9" back lit blue LCD display and a MP3-compatible sound system.
The machine comes with 10 pre-programmed workouts divided as – 1 manual, 5 standard, 2 custom and 2 heart-rate controlled programs.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame, motor and deck; 5 years for electronics; 2 years for labor.
4. LifeSpan TR4000i>
The LifeSpan TR4000i is a solid, durable and stable treadmill with 3.25 continuous duty HP motor, and can hold up to 350 pounds of user weight.
It provides 20" x 60" running surface with a 2.8mm thick orthopedic belt, backed by 8 compression shock absorbers for your knees and joints.
It has 21 built-in programs divided as – 2 heart rate, 2 customized, 17 preset, 5 weight management, 7 sports training and 5 healthy living. You may also sync your treadmill with popular fitness apps such as Strava, MyFitnessPal or MapMyRun.
To track your workout, it automatically records your exercise data to a USB device and you receive a membership to the LifeSpan Fitness Club – an online health management program. The multi-color back lit LCD reads out the exercise program name, profile and personal data from the USB device.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame and motor; 5 years for parts; 1 year for labor.
5. Woodway
Woodway treadmills are energy-efficient and expensive sorts. They are well-built, strong and can handle up to 500 pounds of running weight capacity and 800 pounds of walking weight capacity.
The unique 60 slat belt is powered by 2 CHP (5.0 HP peak) motor that provides safer, comfortable and a frictionless 22″ x 68" gigantic running space. It can give you a speed of 12.5 mph with an incline of up to 15%. An optional reverse function can travel up to 5 mph.
Woodway offers 22 workout options divided as – 12 unique built-in and 10 user-defined programs. Other features include heart rate sensors, dual handrail with control switches and a LCD display.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame and motor; 5 years for parts; 1 year for labor.
6. Horizon T9
Horizon T9 is powered by 2.75 CHP motor and can handle a weight capacity of 350 pounds.
The running deck space is 60″ x 20″ and the Variable Response Cushioning caters to the shock absorption and provides 3 levels of firmness. Horizon T9 offers 44 workout programs along with a digital calendar to help you plan your workouts.
One of its special features includes 'Passport', a high-definition video workout system, that allows you to virtually run across the globe with sound effects. ViaFit is another feature that lets you connect with various fitness apps like FitBit, MyFitnessPal etc to track your goals.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame and motor; 5 years for parts; 2 years for labor.
7. Freemotion 2500 GS
The Freemotion 2500 GS is a strong, durable 4.25 CHP EnduraDrive system that has a user weight capacity of 400 pounds.
The features include a roomy treadmill belt, a decline grade of 3%, three built-in fans (to keep you cool and comfortable) and the heart rate sensors that are built into the handlebars.
The machine is iFit technology compatible and has workouts powered by Google Maps, along with 38 workout apps – each having a preset speed, time, distance and incline.
It has a lifetime frame warranty; 10 years for motor; 6 years for parts & electronics; and a 1 year warranty for labor.
8. Yowza Fitness Daytona
The Yowza Fitness Daytona has a 3.5 Continuous Duty HP motor. It can provide running speeds up to 11 mph, inclines up to 12% and has 350 pounds of user weight capacity.
The 20″ x 60″ floating deck has multi-durometer elastomer rings, variable cushioning and along with the patented swing-arm technology, it provides for excellent shock absorption. It also allows you to create 9 individual user IDs and you can get up to 15 workout programs.
One of its special features is the Intelligent Weight Management (IWM) software, that you can use to track weight using the included wireless electronic scale. It also has wireless heart rate monitoring and connectivities for iPod/MP3 along with built-in speakers.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame and motor; 5 years for parts and electronics; 2 years for labor.
9. Matrix TF30
The Matrix TF30 has a 3.25 CHP motor and can speed up to 12.5 mph with a user weight capacity of 350 pounds.
The durable 20″ x 55″ Ultimate deck provides firmness and impact absorption to prevent fatigue. Though it has built-in Grip heart rate sensors, it also supports wireless heart rate monitoring especially for higher training speeds.
The Matrix offers 3 choices for back lit consoles – XR (6″ touchscreen), XIR (9.5″ classic screen)
and XER (10″ touchscreen) and each has its own number of preset workouts.
The machine also provides an easy integration with Passport (high-definition video workout system), while the speed and intensity of your workouts can be synced with HD footage and authentic soundtracks through Virtual Active.
It has a lifetime warranty for the frame, motor and cushioning; 5 years for parts; 2 years for labor.
10. Weslo Cadence G5.9 Treadmill
The Weslo Cadence G5.9 is one of the best low-priced treadmills. It has a 2.25 CHP Mach Z motor, user weight capacity of 250 pounds and offers speeds up to 10 mph.
It provides Comfort Cell Cushioning to lower the running impact on your joints, two position manual incline and 6 pre-programmed workouts. It has a compact 50″ x 16″ track size (which is comparatively smaller than most treadmills) and can easily be folded vertically for storage.
It has a 1 year warranty for motor; 90 days for parts; 90 days for labor.
Treadmills are a convenient way for losing weight, building or toning your muscles, and improving your overall health. Research well before investing in the equipment that is most suitable to your needs, floor space and budget.THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE READ MY DISCLOSURE FOR MORE INFO.


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Azealia Banks has clashed with EastEnders star Alison Newman following an incident last week when the rapper appeared to use a homophobic slur when confronting an airplane flight attendant.
Banks was flying from New York to Los Angeles on September 21 when she was filmed arguing with a fellow passenger and a flight attendant.
Having been embroiled in a verbal and physical confrontation with a passenger, Banks proceeded to call a member of staff a "fucking faggot", according to a report from TMZ.
After the incident was caught on camera, Banks later defended herself on Twitter, writing: "I don't care. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I don't tolerate bitchassness and I don't tolerate men putting their hands on me."
Following the slur, Coronation Street actor Charlie Condou pointed to a recently deleted tweet by Azealia Banks that compared the gay community to the Ku Klux Klan. It allegedly read, "LGBT community (GGGG) are like the gay white KKK's. Get them some pink hoods and unicorns and let them rally down rodeo drive."
Banks also later clashed with Alison Newman, who plays DI Samantha Keeble in EastEnders, who had been critical of her comments. "You've allowed gay men to convince you that u owe them respect while they refer to you as fish and cunt," Banks tweeted at Newman.
The rapper later added, "All I had to do was say one word and I moved a whole community. What weaklings!!!… If I am to be a part of an LGBT community I want to be in it with people who aren't so weak or so easily moved ya know… Because all the time spent being mad at word could've been used to help people who really need the help! Words are not tangible things. You all CHOSE to get upset. Remember… Offense is only TAKEN, it is never given."

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Check it out... if you take interest in the prolific and entertaining life and story of film critic Roger Ebert, whose life story is a joy to watch unfold upon the screen.
Skip it... if either you've never heard or cared for Roger Ebert, or you don't consider film criticism an art in and of itself.
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"A beautiful, respectful and truthful depiction of one of the greatest film critics of all time."
Life Itself is a film directed by Steve James, and is a documentary that centres upon Roger Ebert, a world renowned film critic, considered by many to be the best who ever lived. The film guides us through the interesting and complex life that belonged to the now deceased Ebert, all whilst delivering partial commentary on the art of film criticism, and Ebert's effect and legacy in regards to this art form.
Coming into Life Itself, all I knew about deceased film critic Roger Ebert was that he was one of the first major critics to make it on television, and to innovate film criticism to where it's as it's own piece of entertainment; Ebert showed us that you didn't have to review something like a film and present said review as a news report. That you could not only incorporate first-person opinions into your writings, but present your work as more than just a review, but more so a piece of individual entertainment. This lives on today, with film, music, video game critics all learning to present their work in a way which people find funny, engrossing, or amusing, instead of formal and forced. Writing about films and other entertainment mediums has become a commodity in and of itself, and selling your opinions in a manner which people find appealing now earns celebrated individuals their living. Presenting my work as informative, yet fun all the same has become one of my main principals when writing something like the review I'm to present to you today. Though I hadn't known to great extent before coming into this movie Ebert's incredible impact on the film industry and all those within it, I did in some ways understand his unanticipated and completely unintentional influence he's had on my writing all throughout this short period where I've developed this blog. In one way or another, my own influences have somewhat been influenced themselves by Ebert's work, leaving me to become another unintentionally inspired wannabe film critic. And so, even before learning about his sensational and interesting life, I had to thank Roger Ebert for what little but impactful influence he's had on my writings. Coming out of this documentary though, I can fully realise exactly how much this man's work has partially shaped my mind and attitude towards films.
Steve James' documentary centering around the life and plights of Roger Ebert is arguably the documentary of the year; a film which chronicles Ebert's life with such grace and heart that it's hard not to find a tear in your eye as the movie nears it's relative climax. It's a gorgeously made, powerfully presented motion picture, which goes deeper into our star critic's life than ever before. You're not only exposed to the critic-related material that many would expect would serve as the basis for near the entirety of the film, but also a number of personal and graphic scenes that chronicles Ebert's time in hospital and rehab. You see the man as he is growing up in Chicago, and his dealings with alcoholism. You get insight into his relationship with his longtime wife Chaz, a particularly strong and willful woman. You get to see his final months, weeks and days on this planet. James paces this film to perfection, and includes all the utterly necessary, truthful facts in relation to Ebert's life. Life Itself is certainly not entirely a commentary on the art of criticism in relation to films, and how Ebert revolutionized the profession into something more than just bland information spouting, but more so a detailing of an often troubled but spirited man. It's a story that I was happy to lose myself in, and delivered me an immensely engrossing and entertaining 2 hours, and is that not what a film is meant to achieve?
Though I do have complaints to make, they feel quite nitpicky; yet still, I feel they require addressing. Firstly, the 2 hour long running time feels slightly bloated. I would've rather had a partially shorter film; nothing too substantial shorter, but possibly a total of 5 to 10 minutes could've been cut off. There were a number of scenes which could've very well been shortened slightly which would've allowed my interest to stay very well stuck in the film. Instead, I was checking the clock multiple times, wondering "How much longer is this exactly?" This isn't a poorly edited or paced film by any means, though; it just felt rather bloated at certain points. Secondly, the depictions of various personalities and people in this film, including highly acclaimed film critic Pauline Kael, seems to be slightly off step. There is a certain line delivered by Rick Kogan in relation to Kael which is particularly hilarious, though poorly handled. For those, like myself, who may be introduced to Kael's work through Life Itself, you may find yourself misinterpreting the kind of personality and critic she truly was. I'd recommend reading a few of her reviews before you start judging her due to the comments provided by some of those interviewed within this movie. However though, the film is certainly not dragged down in any major extent by these faults; it's just disappointing in such a well thought out and edited piece of work.
However poor various portions of the film may seem, James' attention to provoking emotion from the audience does win the film back most of it's points. It's very rare for a documentary to make me cry, though in the case of Life Itself, I did indeed shed a tear. Never does the film become too gooey or worshiping of the main star so as to keep you from getting emotionally attached to his story, and this makes him into so much more of a human being. A relatable human being. Ebert is not considered a faultless god by this film, and we should certainly thank everyone involved for that; this film gives us the truth in regards to the man who has left a legacy for film lovers everywhere. Whether you already respect the man, or you want to learn more about his life and his love for film, then I very much recommend Life Itself. This could very well be nominated for a Best Documentary at the Oscars, and even win said award. Question is, would I be at all angry that this is the case?
The answer is a definite no.
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Top Five: Professional Softball Teams
Softball may be a popular sport among high school and college athletes, but it is often passed over as a professional sport.
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Softball is known to most as a high school and college sport, yet there is a professional level that is becoming increasingly popular across the nation. It is likely that the sport will gain popularity, however, there are five teams who have the top players in the country.
- Akron Racers.
- Chicago Bandits.
- Scrap Yard Dawgs
- Texas Charge
- USSSA Pride
This league was founded in 1997 and essentially fell apart but was brought back to life in the mid 2000s. The top 96 softball players in the nation make up these five teams. These teams look to increase the popularity of the sport and to compete in the NPF Championship at the end of the season.
Junior Julius Catalan explains how he feels many people probably feel about professional softball.
"I never really knew professional softball was around, but I think that if more people knew about it, it would probably become more popular," Catalan said.


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Latitude 64 Maul
The Maul is a fairway driver made for turnover shots. This disc is a great choice for beginners, amateurs, and for people who don't throw extremely far since it's easy to control and grip and won't fade as much as high-speed drivers do.
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Zak is proud of Butch and Sam when they both suggest robbing Holdgate's house. Kathy is cool towards Dave. She pretends that she has caught some sort of bug, but really she is devastated by what she now knows about Dave and Kim. He reminds her that they are meant to be going to his parents for a meal. She asks him to make an excuse for her. Ned receives a hand delivered rejection for the job on the Weir Hall. Roy blames Linda who runs out of the house close to tears. Dave and Biff discuss Kim. Biff is sure that she will not jeopardise her marriage to Frank by telling him about the affair. Dave is not so confident. Frank is wondering what to do with Holdgate's Farm. He wants to put in tenants who will take care of the place and is worried because the Dingles have been allowed to squat on the land. Kim seems to have an ulterior motive when she suggests offering the tenancy to the Glovers. Frank thinks it is a good idea. Betty walks in on Terry and Tina. She does not realise that Tina is about to move into The Woolpack. The Dingles are pleased with their haul from Holdgate's house. Nellie thinks that they'll make quite a bit at a car boot sale. Linda is preoccupied with her own problems while working at the surgery. Betty and Zoe presume that it is man trouble. Kathy is also in a bad mood and it does not help when Tina winds her up. Rachel persuades Chris to let her have Joseph christened. Terry has decided to organise a quiz night. He wants to make a go of the Woolpack while Alan is away. Eric wonders why he is boosting trade for the brewery and Alan but Terry says that it is a matter of pride. Danny turns up to see Linda. She agrees to speak to him. Biff sees them as they drive off. Danny doesn't believe that he is the father of Linda's child, but he offers to pay for a termination. She cannot believe his arrogance and storms off - not before bending a windscreen wiper on his precious car. Chris and Rachel have a meal at Kathy's tearoom. Rachel is surprised that Kathy does not look happier considering that she has just got engaged. Chris makes a couple of snide comments much to Rachel's embarrassment. Zak and Nellie try on Holdgate's old clothes. Zak does a bad James Stuart impression, while Nellie impersonates Alma Cogan. Dave and Kim have a frosty meeting. Frank appears and tells Dave that his parents can have the tenancy of Holdgate's Farm. Dave is really pleased until he finds out that it was Kim's idea. Zoe finds Linda in tears. Linda confesses that she is pregnant, but cannot tell her parents. Nellie probes Tina until she admits that she has got a new boyfriend. Zak is pleased when he finds out that it is Terry - the manager of a public house. Biff waits for Linda when she finishes work. He confronts her about meeting Danny at lunchtime. She tells him that he wanted to go back out with her but that she refused. Biff seems relieved. Terry's happy hour is not taking off as The Woolpack is empty. Betty and Seth walk in and order 6 drinks each at happy hour prices. Terry has no choice but to serve them. Tina walks in with a suitcase and shocks them all. Ned and Jan are surprised when Dave tells them about Frank's suggestion. Ned cannot believe that he will soon have his own farm again. The Dingles try and con Terry out of drinks by telling him that he is almost family. The Glovers celebrate their good news in The Woolpack. Kathy tries to be cheerful with Dave until she finds out that Kim has arranged for the Glovers to take over the tenancy. She tells Dave that she does not want to sleep with him until after they are married.
Regular cast
- Butch Dingle - Paul Loughran
- Zak Dingle - Steve Halliwell
- Sam Dingle - James Hooton
- David Glover - Ian Kelsey
- Kathy Tate - Malandra Burrows
- Jan Glover - Roberta Kerr
- Roy Glover - Nicky Evans
- Ned Glover - Johnny Leeze
- Linda Glover - Tonicha Jeronimo
- Biff Fowler - Stuart Wade
- Nick Bates - Cy Chadwick
- Kim Tate - Claire King
- Frank Tate - Norman Bowler
- Terry Woods - Billy Hartman
- Tina Dingle - Jacqueline Pirie
- Betty Eagleton - Paula Tilbrook
- Nellie Dingle - Sandra Gough
- Zoe Tate - Leah Bracknell
- Dolores Sharp - Samantha Hurst
- Christopher Tate - Peter Amory
- Rachel Hughes - Glenda McKay
- Joseph Tate - Oliver Young (uncredited)
- Seth Armstrong - Stan Richards
- Eric Pollard - Christopher Chittell
- Daniel Weir - Matthew Marsden
Guest cast
- In a continuity error, Demdyke Row can be seen in the background during a scene in this episode. Demdyke Row was written out of the show in 1993 due to the plane crash and never rebuilt.
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Star Trek's Continuing InfluenceSubmitted by Aimee Morgan on Mon, 09/12/2016 - 8:34pm
Traveling to other planets may soon be a reality thanks to Star Trek, one of the most influential fictional universes ever created. The hit series that first emerged in the 1960s has given humanity quite a few revolutionary ideas in the way of technology.
Janey Tracy writes in her article for Outer Places titled "How Star Trek is Inspiring NASA's Journey to Mars," she details how technology from Star Trek may help solve problems presented as we prepare to travel to other planets in our solar system.
Tracy relays some of what NASA's Greg Williams has to say on the matter:
"He explained that Mars' environment has many elements that make it relatively friendly towards life, including frozen water, oxygen in the atmosphere, and manageable amounts of radiation. But there are still many obstacles towards a mission to Mars, and Star Trek may actually help us solve a few of them."
Two examples were noted in the article. One, a real-life replicator may be invented to provide food through the use of microbes. Second, viewing screens would replace some windows that show the view outside a spacecraft.
I, for one, am thrilled over the possibility that we may be one step closer to achieving Star Trek level advancement in technology.
Read the rest of Janey Tracy's article here.


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Roxy Earle has FINALLY released her own clothing line called Roxy Earle by Le Chateau, which she partnered with Canadian retailer Le Chateau. The Real Housewives of Toronto is trying to change the fashion industry by releasing a clothing line that fits all shapes and sizes - ranging from sizes 0-22W. Earle wants to make sure everyone can be stylish no matter the body size.
"For a long time, I've had to sacrificed my personal style," she told with Hello! Canada. "This is about girls, for the first time in a long time, being able to wear something that they're truly excited about."
Roxy then revealed the struggles she would face when she used to go shopping for her size.
"I've always been curvy but I didn't start breaking the barrier on what traditional sizing was until I was in my 20s. My whole life I've loved fashion, [but] it never loved me back … I've spent so many hours in fitting rooms apologizing, "I'm so sorry this doesn't fit me, could I have another size? I'm so sorry, I'm a little big right now, it doesn't fit me." Why am I apologizing? They should be apologizing to me."
Earle hopes that her clothing line will change a curvy girl's shopping experience. "There is going to be a girl who stands in a fitting room for the first time this summer and tries something on and it fits her, and she doesn't have to apologize for the fact that her hips are big or that she is rounder than her sister or that she's more curvaceous then her best friend. She can just be herself. And that moment – telling her that she also belongs in the same store as everyone else – that's important and that's going to change the way girls feel about themselves."
Earle also opened up about what her new clothing line means to her, tips on shopping as a plus-size bride and the vision behind her wedding gown inspired by the Duchess of Sussex.
Roxy shares the significance it is that her clothing line is made in every size and sold in the same section.
"I think it's going to mark a shift. I do hope that this is a moment where retailers take notice and that we're going to change the fashion industry," she told Hello! Canada. "There's no more "you're not fitting into our standards of what we think is a beautiful body." Who wants to be told that they're not welcome because of their body?"
As previously reported, Roxy has also added accessories and footwear to her clothing line and explains how important was for her to design comfortable shoes for the average curvy woman.
"I really focused on making the shoes comfortable. I made things like chunky blocks and [elastic portions] so it doesn't dig in, in case you have a bigger ankle. I just tried to be really cautious and respectful of the fact that people want comfort and elegance and beauty."
The perfect summer dress & shoe by Roxy Earle x Le Château ONLY available online SHOP LINK IN BIO Size 20w is sold out but still other sizes left. I wear an 18 in this. #RoxyEarle #LeChateau #MySizeRox #summerfashion Size 0-22w This piece is named The Caterina it's named after @caterinamoda a beautiful bride who has supported me from day 1, embraces her body, kicks ass in her daily workouts and is inspiring women of all sizes to love themselves 👰🏼
As previously reported, Roxy designed a wedding dress inspired by Meghan Markle, which she ended naming the dress "Meghan." The reality star turned designer explains she was inspired to create a wedding dress by the Royal Wedding.
"I named it Meghan because I want girls to know that princess can come in many shapes and sizes. I also believe that Meghan stands for a moment in time that represents change, diversity and girl power," she told Hello! Canada. "My entire collection is named after women that have inspired me in some way."
The Meghan, made for all the princess in the world 👰🏻👰🏼👰🏽👰🏾👰🏿👰 — 3 years ago when I went to buy my own wedding gown I walked into the designers boutique I'd been dreaming of, feeling excited and full of love. I had called ahead to let them know I was a size 14 (at the time). When I walked in I was expecting the sales girl to hand me a glass of champagne, instead she took one look at me and said sorry but we don't have anything in your size. A little shocked I explained that I had called ahead, she said sorry but nothing is going to fit "that body". She continued to elaborated to my dismay. This was a joyous occasion and instead of feeling joy I was deflated, insecure and felt like my body was the problem. I started to apologize for my size and explain I would diet before the wedding before eventually just leaving. My body is not the problem, fashion is. So I'm changing it. — When I designed the three bridal gowns in my collection I channeled that moment. I was adamant that all girls of all sizes be able to feel special, glamorous and like a princess. As a proud advocate for diversity and change I believe Meghan would be proud to have this dress named after her. It will be released early June. Xox
Roxy named other dresses inspired by other women, including Jessica Mulroney to fellow housewives Joan Kelley Walker and Ann Kaplan Mulholland.
Have a wedding to attend? Don't stress! Here's my favourite pieces from Roxy Earle x Le Château to make sure you look flawless this wedding season! Size 0-22w💋 💋❤🌹 I've shown various sizes but online you can find each piece on different size models. SHOP LINK IN BIO STORE LIST: ALBERTA: WEST EDMONTON MALL SOUTHGATE SHOPPING CENTRE KINGSWAY MALL CROSSIRON MILLS SHOPPING MANITOBA: POLO PARK ONTARIO: TORONTO EATON CENTRE VAUGHAN MILLS SHOPPING CENTRE SQUARE ONE SHOPPING CENTRE LIME RIDGE MALL YORKDALE SHOPPING CENTRE UPPER CANADA MALL BRAMALEA CITY CENTRE SHERWAY GARDENS QUEBEC: CARREFOUR LAVAL PROMENADES ST-BRUNO FAIRVIEW POINTE-CLAIRE MONTREAL EATON CENTRE GALERIES D'ANJOU BRITISH COLUMBIA: GUILDFORD TOWN CENTRE COQUITLAM CENTRE
For more information on Roxy's clothing line please visit her official website: https://luxuriousroxy.com/roxyearle-for-le-chateau/
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The new Jeep Renegade represents a number of firsts for the US carmaker. It's their first entry into the miniature SUV market for one thing, while it's also the first Jeep to be exclusively built in Europe and then sold in the US and other markets, instead of vice versa.
To look at, the Renegade is very much a blend of European and North American influences. It's got the iconic Jeep grille and headlights, for example, and various nods to its heritage around the cabin, though it's not quite as square as the Wrangler. Style-wise, I still find it hard to say whether I like it or not. The front grille is fantastic – pure Jeep (and chrome) – while the rear, including the lights, is certainly interesting. When you look at it from the side, however, it does seem a little squat, like the offspring of the aforementioned Wrangler and a Skoda Yeti. It's more adorable than macho.
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Don't be fooled by the cute and compact exterior, however. It's surprisingly roomy and the quality is impressive, lending the Renegade a more upmarket feel. There's a decent sized glovebox and plenty of cubby holes including (and I love this one) a small cargo hold accessed by pulling up the front passenger seat cushion. Boot space isn't fantastic to begin with – 351L – though it does increase to a more respectable 1,297L once you fold the three rear seats, and is at least quite wide and accessible. In the central console you'll find an impressive 7-inch touchscreen media centre. Unlike some examples, this one is actually quite easy to use – pairing a phone via Bluetooth wasn't the usual teeth-grinding annoyance. Next door, the instrument cluster features a second screen which displays information including current speed, fuel economy and directional information from the sat nav.
Alongside the media centre in this particular model (2.0L, Limited trim) is driver lane assist, cruise control, a speed limiter, reversing sensors, a decent sound system, heated front seats and steering wheel, and headlights that allow you to see around corners. Optional extras on our test model included an alpine white paint job (€600) and the function pack, which includes folding mirrors and keyless entry (€550).
It was a little disappointing, however, to discover that the seats must be adjusted by hand (it's a hard life), while the hand brake is electronic – there's a lot to be said for the manual version. A reversing camera (€200 optional extra) would come in handy too – despite the sensors bleeping urgently, there was still usually two to three feet of room to spare. If parking isn't your forte, you can always opt for the complete parking pack – €950 will provide you with the rear camera, blind spot detection and parallel/perpendicular park assist.
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On the road it takes a bit of coaxing from the clutch to get going, but once it does you'll be motoring along nicely in no time, and gear changes are completely smooth into second and above. Relatively comfortable on the tarmac (though somewhat bouncy), with less than sharp feedback via the steering wheel, road noise is fairly limited – despite an almost vertical windscreen and large wing mirrors. This version takes 9.5 seconds to get from 0-100km, helped along by a 2.0L 140hp engine from Fiat. There's plenty of choice, however – ranging from a 1.6L 110hp petrol (FWD) to the 2.0L 170hp 4WD automatic. Though claimed fuel economy figures are 5L (56mpg) combined, I found it to be 8 on the nose (35mpg) without too much heavy handed driving.
The Renegade is a mixed bag during day to day life in the city. Parking is difficult without the electronic aids, and visibility when reversing is impacted by the pillars, while the boxy front can make it a little hard to judge spaces. And, if you're tall enough, you might find your view of traffic lights and signs can be restricted on approach by the rearview mirror, which is mounted lower on the windscreen than you might expect.
Off the tarmac
What is clear is that the Renegade has got off-roading in its DNA. There are several nice touches hidden in plain sight around the cabin, including a mud splash on the rev counter instead of the usual red line, and a tiny printed WWII Jeep Willys ascending the windscreen surround. But it's not all stickers and tailored rev counters – the Renegade can actually go off road. Tasked with traversing a hilly and muddy environment it performed admirably, even without the likes of hill descent control, though the lower ride height means you'll need to be extra careful. Having also had the chance to test it out in the surprise snow in March, it's more than capable of holding its own in slippery conditions. You won't be tackling any competitive trails, but rural laneways and mucky fieldwork won't be a challenge. If you want the peak of off-road experience, however, you'll have to fork out €40,500 for the flagship Trailhawk edition. That comes with mud and snow tyres, a fuel tank shield, hill descent control, skid plates for the transmission and front suspension, alongside all-weather floor mats, heated front seats and steering wheel and leather upholstery.
For ordinary driving, however, the model you'll really want is the 1.6L. I also test drove the 120hp Longtitude model and, despite being a lower trim level, it wasn't much of a step down. For one thing, it's a lot smoother to drive – less jumpy in first gear. Secondly, it's smaller and narrower than the 4×4 version, a lot handier to manoeuvre around the city streets. It's also a little easier on the eye, much more proportional. There are some drawbacks. The (smaller) media centre, for example, wouldn't recognise my phone – ten minutes of frustration and spinning wheels followed by an apology. Perhaps I just need a better phone. The boot was larger than its 4×4 cousin, but that's because it came with a DIY patch kit rather than a spare tyre. There's a simple fix – opt for the Limited trim.
Decisions, decisions
So, as a compact 4×4 proposition, it it worth it? It's a little more expensive choice, starting from €31,600 (the Skoda Yeti, for example, starts at €27,990). If you're buying it for road use only, the 1.6L FWD Renegade (€27,600) is well worth a look. But, if you think you'll need some rough and off-road experience, the well-built Renegade 4×4 holds its own against the competition.
Price: RRP €34,850; €36,000 as tested
Engine: 2.0L MultiJet II
BHP: 140hp
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Three sets of golf clubs, (1) children's, (2) adults – Golf bags
Croquet set, less one ball
One digging fork – One tamper
Walk behind seeder w/ seed plates
E-Z broadcast spreader
Farm gates – (2) 4'X16' galvanized & (6) pc. 3'X16' welded wire
3 point adjustable blade
Concrete double sink
(1) Chicken feeder, (3) Waterers, (2) chick feeders
John Deere 5' brush hog
Two wheel trailer, 4'X8' bed
Kuker 55 gal. sprayer, 3 point hitch, w/ pump
3 point post hole digger w/ 9" auger
Galvanized gates – (1) 4'X14', (1) 4'X11.5', (1) 4'X16', (1) pipe gate 4'X16'
Vintage wood barn fencing
Snow fence – (2) wooden, (2) orange plastic +/- 50' each
T posts – (15) total
Large assortment of planters
(1) Hand hewn beam, Oak, 8"X9.5"X12' – Suitable for re-sawing/Veneer wood
(12) Barn doors 44"X48"
Misc. Lumber, (20) Pieces, 1"X5" to 10'
(10) Metal sign posts
Kettle ring
1000+ paving brick marked "Metropolitan Block Canton Ohio"
Wood – Poplar
Wood – Poplar siding, painted
Wood – Poplar 1"X12"
Wood – Poplar 1"X10"
Wood – Poplar 1"X19"X8.6"
Wood – Misc.
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(2) Coaster Sled
Door, Used 32"X6'8"
Wood – (24) pieces 4"X4"X3'
Window panes, Used, (32) pieces
Wainscoting – (35) pieces, Painted 30" high
Antique fluted flagpole, 3.5"X23'
(3) Sinks, medicine cabinet
Antique water pump w/ 20' of pipe
(8) Antique single trees
3 Pc. "Adjusta" post
Adjustable plow wheel
Light fixtures – Antique, electric
Light fixtures – Misc.
Antique barn door hinges – Bucket full
Frost free hydrant
1930's Chevy spare wheel cover
Wood – Walnut (3) pcs. 3.5"X16.5"X8.6' – Cut off the farm in 1943, rings indicate it was a sapling in 1776.
Wood – Cherry, 40 Board Foot
Wood – Maple 2" thick, 775 Board foot
Wood – Elm, 1"X8"X9', 70 Board foot
Bolens garden tractor, antique w/ cultivator, rebuilt engine
HTC-12 Homelite rototiller, needs work
Black & Decker hedge trimmer, needs work
Wood – Ash, 235 Board foot
Troybilt rototiller, 22"
Lawn Boy rotary mower, 21" cut, solid state
Emergency pump, Briggs & Stratton engine, 2 HP 4 Cycle motor
Wood – Walnut, 190 Board foot
Wood – Ash, 84 Board foot
Wood – Cherry, 58 Board foot
Wood – Cherry, 1"X8"X8', 116 Board foot
Wood – Cherry, 1"X6"X6', 78 Board foot
4' Tractor Disk
(2) Hand hewn oak logs, 8"X10"X17'
Ford 7' sickle bar mower, 3 Point
Advertizing sign – King Bros. 7.6'X45" Embossed, single sided
(2) Wrought iron wheels
Wood – 1800's Oak, 11"X11"X18', for re-sawing/Veneer wood
Wood – Poplar (14) pcs. 1"X8.5"X2.5'
Steel milk bottle holders (4)
Wood milk crates
(2) Wood barn doors 8'X7'
Porch railing, used, (7) pcs. 8'X33"
(15) pcs. 5"X2"X18'tounge and groove siding
Wood wheelbarrow
Set of redwood furniture w/ pads
Chaise lounge, aluminum
Wood – Poplar, 1"X10"12', 84 Board foot
Wood – Poplar, (5) Pcs., 1"X24"X7', 55 Board foot
Wood – Poplar, 1"X up to 17"X7', 112 Board foot
Wood – Poplar, Misc.
Model airplane, Antique, 39" wingspan, restorable
Model airplane, Antique, 90" wingspan, restorable
Aluminum Ladder, 32', 300 Lb.
Aluminum Ladder, 26', 200 Lb.
Child's scooter
A.O/. Smith electric motor. 1/3 HP
Christmas tree w/ lights
Wood tripod for field dressing animals
(2) Sets of skis and poles
30" color TV
Solid Oak TV cabinet w/television
Cast Iron pot w/stand
Earthline hedge trimmer, 18"
Scotts lawn spreader
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The journey continues south to Veracruz with a special Ceviche, lime marinated fish, red onion, tomato, pickled jalapeños, olives, parsley, tomato-citrus broth and crispy capers.
Next, guests head back north to Tamaulipas with Jaibas, lightly fried blue crab meat stuffed shells, tomato sofrito, garlic, parsley, Serrano chiles and breadcrumbs.
Guests will then take a stroll down the historic district of Campeche with Pollo Pibil, Achiote marinated braised chicken, banana leaf, pickled red onions and habaneros, sour orange salsita, mustard seeds and burnt tortillas.
The journey ends on a sweet note back in Veracruz with Vainilla, vanilla bean flan, piloncillo caramel and vanilla bean toasted nuts.
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SOLD https://reverb.com/item/24506706-vin...0s-left-handed
Howdy all,
Have this case without a guitar for it. I've narrowed it down to early 70s. I think my price is below market from the research I've done. Does anyone have an early 70s Strat begging for a proper case? Doesn't really matter if I keep it, never know when I may have a guitar in need, but I was hoping someone could actually make use. Thanks for looking and let me know if I'm in left field. Had someone try to hit me real low and explain to me how smart they are on the market
Not sure if this is the correct method, but this case has been SOLD. Thanks to those who checked it out.
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Breeding English Bulldogs
Raymond shows off his Olde English Bulldogge Harley at the Pet Expo in the Cleveland Convention Center. He says that breeders are working hard to keep hip dysplasia out of the Olde English Bulldogge; therefore, no dog with bad hips is bred.
She asked him apartment living or house living and the genius answered by the side of bed. He doesn't know crap about the dog.
Wow much healthier then EB
not a pure bulldog
Well the Olde English Bulldogge is a UKC breed now. Recognized on January 1st, 2014.
lovely from Johannesburg s africa
Olde English Bulldogges rock. My Butkus will be three on Christmas, he is such a good dog.
+MasterOfAllBulldogs What?
you people don't have real Olde English Bulldogges
the lying need to stop about this breed.
+MasterOfAllBulldogs well seeing how this isn't my dog you should probably leave me out of this. My own personal dog is an Old English Bulldog and conforms to breed standard. But, thanks for your input.
People need learn the difference and stop misleading other in a lie. We don't lie here.
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text: Film ID: YFA 239 Video of YFA 239 Tickhill May Queen 1929 THE QUEEN PASSING THROUGH TICKHILL AND MAYDAY CELEBRATIONS 1954 Visitor TabsDescription This film contains footage from a May Day festival celebrations that were held in Tickhill. There are many shots of the floats that were highly decorated as well as the May Queen that was carried along on one of them. The film opens on a main street in Tickhill, near Doncaster, which is lined with hundreds of people all watching a red Rools Royce flying the Royal Standard as it drives towards them. They wave flags and watch as the car drives past and then the crowd starts to move. This is most probably the Queen while on a tour of South Yorkshire. There are trucks decorated with flags, flowers and bunting and they drive down the road past `The Milestone Hotel'. Then there are shots from different parts of the town showing all of the decorated poles, buildings, and sets of steps covered in flowers. In a field a crowd have gathered and are watching two girls sitting on a pole and trying to knock each other off with pillows; there are also sprinting races, sack races, and other games for children of all ages. The camera has positioned itself at the end of the track and from there takes shots of the girls' egg and spoon race. In another section of the field a wooden frame has been erected and apples have been tied to string and young boys try to take a bite of the apple without using their hands. They also take part in an assault course where they crawl under nets on the ground. Back on the streets of the town, two open back trucks are decorated with flags and bunting, and they carefully reverse onto a main street; women and children sit in the back wearing fancy dress. There are other floats in different parts of the town with people on them wearing costumes; there are princesses and princes, knights and clowns. The floats drive slowly down the road in procession and a lot of people line the streets to watch as they go by. There are shots of the floats taken from different angles on the street and there are more shots taken from the town square which take in all of the people, floats and buildings. A policeman directs the floats around the square. In the next scene, young boys and girls in fancy dress dance around the Maypole. A huge crowd of people watch them. Back on the main street some men in fancy dress carry a large drum across the road and wave at the camera. This is followed by shots of a brass band marching down the main street with flag bearers and a huge crowd of people walking after them. Then there are shots of some children wheeling each other along the road in wheel barrows and then stopping at a table that has been set up with glasses of orange. There is a shot taken from one end of the main street looking down towards a crowd of cyclists; they speed past the camera and down the road in the opposite direction. The next shot is a close-up shot of three young women sitting at the top of a float in dresses and holding bunches of flowers. The camera moves to show a young boy and some other girls on chairs also on the float. The shot then cuts to a woman holding a crown over the head of one of the women from the float, she has just been crowned May Queen. The float drives away and the camera gets shots of all of the people on it and the hundreds of flowers decorating it. The final shot is of another float with some women in dresses and holding flowers. Context This is one of over thirty films held with the YFA made by local filmmaker Mr Copley. The quality of this lovely Kodachrome film shows that filming must have been a very keen hobby. The Copley family have lived in Tickhill for generations, although many of his films are of holiday outside of Yorkshire. One that is of Tickhill, and is older than this one, is Tickhill May Queen, featuring some wonderful maypole dancing that makes an interesting contrast with that seen here. The film shows some of the historic buildings in the village, such as the Buttercross monument, erected around 1776, and St. Mary's Church, dating back to the 15th century. Also to be seen are many of the local shops at that time, including, F Clasby, butchers; the Millstone (now a restaurant); and a shop selling both cycles and TV sets – an odd combination today, but possibly not when TV sets were still a rarity. Other local historic sites include the ruins of the 11th century Tickhill Castle, and the Cistercian Roche Abbey, founded in 1147. Tickhill and District Local History Society have posted a lengthy piece on the events that can be seen in this film. This states that: "Weeks of planning had gone into Tickhill's Coronation celebrations, which began on Coronation eve, Monday, June 1 with separate tea parties for seniors, infants and juniors and pre-school children, when everyone received commemorative mugs." The events took place over several weeks, partly by design, partly due to bad weather. The planned Coronation tableaux and procession was postponed until Saturday, June 20. In the film we see the usual kind of activities that were common in these street parties – see Coronation Processions - Harrogate and London and the Context for that film. What isn't mentioned is the parade of cars right at the beginning of the film. It will be noticed that one carries the Royal Standard. Given that only vehicles carrying the King or Queen may fly this flag, and then only when they are present – the protocols on Royal flags are quite detailed – it can only be assumed that the car carried the Queen herself. It is, however, odd that this isn't mentioned on the website, as it must have been something of an event. Nevertheless, some proof that this might indeed be the case can be found in an article in The Times, of the 28th October 1954, which notes that the Queen passed through Wombwell and Brampton Bierlow as they made their way from Barnsley to Rotherham, where an estimated 20,000 crowd awaited them. This refers to a visit to South Yorkshire on the 27th – see Royal Visit to Sheffield, where, at about 3 minutes in, the Royal car entourage can be seen arriving at Sheffield Town Hall, looking remarkably like the one in this film, with the Royal car the same shade of dark red. The exact itinerary of the Queen for that day is hard to determine. The Court Circular in the Times for 27th October notes that the Queen will be visiting Barnsley in the morning, and then on to Rotherham and Hillsborough before taking the Royal train back in the evening (presumably the Royal car travelled back light). Passing through Tickhill, which is east of Rotherham appears as an odd route for getting to Barnsley, but none of the Court Circulars published in the Times for the summers of 1952, '53 or '54 mention any other visits to Yorkshire. It would make more sense had the Queen travelled up the A1 – then the major road going north: the old Great North Road – and came off at Bawtry. In any case, the Queen and Duke were back in Yorkshire the next day (assuming they left at all), visiting Dewsbury, arriving by train. The YFA has a film also of this day, The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh visit Dewsbury 28/10/1954, made by the Dewsbury Amateur Cine Society. The visit also took in Batley, Morley and Bradford. Apparently, as the Queen entered Batley, a six year old girl, Carolyn Lyons of Ambler Street, fell in front of the slow moving car and was injured – though not seriously. The year of the coronation, 1953, may well mark the highest point there has ever been, or will be, in the popularity of the Monarchy. The German born journalist Sebastian Haffner, writing in that year, states that: "It is doubtful whether at any time in the last thousand years the British Monarchy has occupied such an enormous place in the thoughts and emotions of British citizens as at the present moment. The Britain of the early 'fifties is not simply loyally monarchist; it is monarchy-conscious to a degree which calls for some special explanation." (cited in Nairn), See the Context for Fearby Silver Jubilee for more on the popularity of the Monarchy. At the end of his book, when it was first written in 1988, Nairn speculates that Britain might break up with southern Britain joining Europe, thereby undermining the monarchy. But the present plight of the European Union suggests rather that the British Monarchy still has plenty of steam left. As part of the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations of 2002, Tickhill Countryside Group purchased 4 acres of land to establish a wood of broadleaved English trees, called 'Jubilee Wood'. References Tom Nairn, The Enchanted Glass: Britain and Its Monarchy, revised edition, Verso, 2011.Tickhill and District Local History SocietyCopley's of England


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Macaroni and cheese and... phthalates
While macaroni and cheese is a comfort food for many, one unexpected ingredient found in packaged mixes may surprise you: phthalates. Given the fact that cheese products have been identified as a major phthalate exposure route for women and children, U.S. environmental advocacy groups conducted a survey of cheese products. Of the 30 cheese samples taken, some 29 had detectable levels of phthalates, with the cheese packets in macaroni and cheese containing the highest levels by far, with results up to four times higher than hard cheese samples. DEHP was the phthalate found most often and at the highest concentration. DEHP is a plasticizer and is found in products such as toys, shower curtains, and hospital items such as IV bags and tubing.
Phthalates are not added directly to food but rather seep into the product via food processing, such as from the conveyor belt, tubing, or plastic packaging. They bind to fatty foods, including infant formula, oils, and meats. When they are consumed, the chemicals are absorbed by the fat cells in the body as well. The concern lies in the mounting evidence pointing toward the endocrine-disrupting properties of phthalates, leading to negative health outcomes such as thyroid disturbances, impaired male fertility, and obesity.
Health Care Without Harm directs health care institutions to resources where they can purchase medical devices and other products that do not contain phthalates. HCWH also just launched a new webpage with alternatives to medical devices containing PVC and DEHP on the Healthier Hospitals website.
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Island, Athenian Riviera | Greece
The wedding took place in Athenian Riviera, early September, in one of the most picturesque venues. The choice was made several months before as they decided to start looking for venues before even the question was popped! I fell in love with the beautiful greek light, as a big part of this wedding celebration was held in the daytime. This wedding on the Athenian Riviera was published in WeddingChicks.
A few things about the couple. Dora met Nicolas in her first year of University in Rethymno, the beautiful town in Crete, where Nicolas was already working as a doctor.
Four years passed without ever seen each other again, she completed her studies, came back to Athens and there, one day, met again and they have never been apart from one another ever since. They traveled together a lot and moved to London for one year, and when they came back, they decided to tie the knot.
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What you need to know
Stage 1 – Initial contact
Stage 2 – Interview
Stage 3 – Post interview
Stage 4 – Review
Stage 5 – Delegate assessment
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What you need to knowThe PRP is a multi-staged process that involves professional advisers conducting a review of your Medicare servicing data, assessing differences from that of your peers and considering whether such differences may be indicative of possible inappropriate practice, and whether a request should be made to the Director of Professional Services Review (the Director) to review your provision of services.
There are five stages of the PRP for practitioners; however some stages may not apply to some reviews.
All stages of the PRP are carried out by registered health professional advisers employed by the Department of Health (the Department). If you have questions throughout the PRP process you can contact the health professional adviser at any time.
Stage 1 - Initial contactWe will contact you to notify you of our concerns and offer you the opportunity of an interview with one of our health professional advisers. We will then write to you with:
- a list of concerns,
- relevant Medicare servicing data; and
- an invitation to attend an interview and the proposed date, time and location.
You are not required to attend the interview or to provide us with any additional information if you do not wish to do so. If you do not respond to our initial contact, or if you decline an interview, one of our health professional advisers will rely on the available information to assess your case. An outcome of this may be to refer the matter to a delegate of the Chief Executive Medicare to consider whether to make a request to the Director – see Stage 5.
If you have breached the 80/20 rule by rendering or initiating a prescribed pattern of services, the Department will contact you, usually by phone, to confirm your details and notify you that your servicing data will be referred to a delegate of the Chief Executive Medicare for review.
You will not be offered an interview or a period of a review. In such circumstances, a delegate of the Chief Executive Medicare is required by the Health Insurance Act 1973 to request the Director to review your provision of services. As such, your case will proceed directly to Stage 5.
Stage 2 - InterviewThe interview may be conducted either by phone or face-to-face at an agreed location. If you prefer not to have the interview at your practice, our offices are located in each major capital city.
There is no set format at the interview. We will discuss our concerns with you and you will have an opportunity to provide us with additional information.
You can attend the interview with a support person. When arrangements for the interview are made, you will need to tell us who else will be present.
Stage 3 - Post interviewWe will consider the information gathered at your interview, compile a report and advise you of the outcome by letter. You can request a copy of the report from your health professional adviser.
Possible outcomes include the following:
- all concerns are addressed and no further action is required, so the matter is closed
- some or all of the concerns remain and your Medicare servicing data will be reviewed again following a period of review, usually 6 months – see Stage 4 or
- the matter is referred directly to a delegate of the Chief Executive Medicare to consider whether to make a request to the Director, without undergoing Stage 4 (Review) - see Stage 5
Stage 4 - ReviewWe will review your Medicare servicing data and include any new data from the period of review, as determined following Stage 3. Possible outcomes include the following:
- all concerns are addressed and no further action is required, so the matter is closed; or
- some or all of the concerns remain, or new concerns are identified, and the matter is referred to a delegate of the Chief Executive Medicare to consider whether to make a request to the Director - see stage 5.
Stage 5 - Delegate assessmentHealth professional advisers and senior staff employed by the Department have been delegated certain powers of the Chief Executive Medicare, including the power to make a request to the Director to review the provision of services by a person during a specified period. These officers are called delegates of the Chief Executive Medicare (delegates).
At this Stage, the delegate reviews all relevant information at hand, which may include:
- the report of the interview and review, if these steps occurred and
- your Medicare servicing data.
If the delegate has remaining concerns or new concerns have arisen that the delegate considers may warrant a request to the Director, the delegate will advise you of this in writing and invite you to provide a written submission with any further information. In the case of a breach of the 80/20 rule, you should provide information that relates to the accuracy of your medical servicing data held by the Department. You will have 28 days to respond.
If you do not provide a submission, the delegate will make a decision about whether to make a request to the Director based on the available relevant information.
After consideration of any submissions received, the delegate may:
- decide not to make a request to the Director to review and that the matter can be closed, or
- decide to make a request to the Director to review your provision of services during a specified period.
If you have breached the 80/20 rule by rendering or initiating a prescribed pattern of services, the delegate is required by the Health Insurance Act 1973 to request the Director to review your provision of services.
If a review by the Director is requested, the delegate will provide the Director with the reasons for the request and information relating to the provision of services which are the subject of the request. This may include Medicare servicing data, prescribing data and any other information provided by you at interview and/or in your submission.
A request to the Director is the initial step in the process for reviewing the provision of professional services under the Health Insurance Act 1973. It is not a final or determinative decision regarding whether inappropriate practice has occurred. Following a request, the Professional Services Review (PSR) will proceed in accordance with the statutory process, which includes opportunities at various stages for you to be informed of relevant information about your case and make submissions.
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Justin Timberlake Man of the Woods Tour at Van Andel Arena
Following wildly successful concerts in North America and Europe, Live Nation has now confirmed that Justin Timberlake's "Man of the Woods" tour will make a return visit to both Detroit and Columbus with a very special first appearance at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids on Thursday, April 4, 2019 at 7:30PM. The tour will feature "futurist spectacle of sleek angles and high-tech lights" (Commercial Appeal). The show is being praised for its 360-degree multistage layout featuring an extensive winding walkway, simulating a path in the woods, which allows Timberlake and his dancers to get closer to fans on all sides of the arena. Billboard Magazine said, "...whether through impressive choreography or mind-blowing special effects, the singer has always created a memerizing experience for his fans on tour -- but The Man Of The Woods Tour takes that to a whole new level," The performance includes sleek dance numbers, cutting edge lasers and 3D projections to bring to life the setlist filled with fresh takes on his slew of hit songs, from his five chart-topping albums, including "Mirrors," "Sexyback," "Suit & Tie," "My Love," and the Oscar-nominated "Can't Stop The Feeling."
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Stay cool this summer with some fantastic community art from keii4ii, creator of Heart of Keol (featuring Marduk from The Ferrin, Michael from Michael, and Eve from Littlelight Asylum) as well as a summer-y summary of what's washed up on our shores!
Application Season, Convention Appearances, and New Releases
Massive thanks to everyone who applied for SpiderForest membership! We're carefully reviewing all the applications now and will be making our announcement about the results the last week of August. Remember that regardless of membership, our forum and Discord communities are open to everyone who wants to share their webcomic work and get feedback.
G Pike of Title Unrelated will be tabling at FlameCon in NYC August 18-19. Stop by and say hello!
Promises, Promises – a collection of three short stories and a novella in The Brothers Martin universe – is now published!! The collection follows Tom and Steve as they try to get on with their lives after the events of Plague. Not as easy as it sounds when someone threatens what they're trying to build!
You can get your copy in print or on Kindle Ebook! Check out the Amazon Listing for more information!
New Chapters and Milestones
Chapter 9 of XII: Of Magic and Muses will drop on the 15th of August. You can also get the PDF on Gumroad here!
Supervillainous celebrated both its five year anniversary and 500th strip on July 20th!
Chapter 15 of LeyLines is the first step in a whole new journey as the story shifts from a comic to illustrated prose AND audio-book form. We give a big salute to the amazing comic work Robin has done, and look forward to the future of LeyLines and Robin's other projects!
Soul's Journey is coming to print very soon, with books available for order August 30th. For more info, check out this public Patreon post.
The new chapter of Michael – Jury of My Peers – began on July 2nd! Already in hot water with his folks and the school, now he has to worry about killing his social life too? Better than another outbreak of M219 however! Guess he's going to have to suck it up and pray no one recognizes him.
Cat Legend is celebrating 15 years this month! We can hardly believe it's been so long until we look back at the first pages!
Sunset Grill celebrates its tenth anniversary on August 4th. At the time she started it, Kat gave it six months. Guess this story has legs after all!
|Kez of What it Takes will be traveling to a far away land (not really, just a few states away) for an internship and will be away from her dear, dear comic making set up for an entire month! Any art of any sort to post during mid August to mid September would be ever so appreciated. Don't want to leave What it Takes readers hanging for too long! Send to email@example.com
|Arbalest will be on break for the month of August, with updates resuming September 3.
|Title Unrelated will be going on break again until late August or early September.
|Beneath the Clouds is going on hiatus for a month from July 16 to August 20 so Caroline can go on holiday. In the meantime, enjoy some sketches from the trip to Japan which inspired her story!
|Andy is off on a wild wilderness adventure, so I, Mummy will be on hold for August. Go outside, enjoy the summer and come back in September!
|Castoff is gonna be taking a hiatus for a few weeks while Star is away from her computer traveling! The comic will be featuring guest art and return to regular updates next month!