Hassle Free Christmas Tree London provide premium and super grade Nordmann Fir trees delivered directly to your door in London.
We deliver, install, collect, remove or recycle christmas trees upon request.
Q: When does the delivery season start?
A: Deliveries begin at 15th November, but pre-orders are an option before that.
Q: Is installation part of the delivery service?
A: This is one of the advantages of ordering from us – installation is always included in the delivery service.
Q: If I have a tree stand at home, can I use it and have the delivery price reduced?
A: Our stands are part of the service and cannot be excluded from it. On the other hand these stands are exceptional – they are made from a special plastic that won't allow floor scratches to appear. They also give you the convenience of watering the tree so it could remain fresh and green.
Q: What tree sizes are available for sale?
A: From 4 to 8 feet. Of course, given the trees are real, sometimes this height may vary within 2-3 inches. You can discuss this with our team upon ordering and set a permitted height limit.
Q: Say I order the tree for November. Will it survive until Christmas?
A: By all means. What you're getting is Premium grade non-drop Christmas tree from the Nordmann fir (Abies nordmanniana) variety. You will also receive a watering stand which significantly prolongs the tree's life. Simply water it and don't place it near heat sources.
Q: How often should I water my new Christmas tree?
A: Keep an eye on the water level in the special stand, it should always reach the trunk of the tree. The Christmas trees need their supply of water to remain lively and green.
Q: How do I water the tree in its stand?
A: The stands are part water containers on their own. Just make sure the water always covers the base of the trunk.
Q: Any recommendations concerning the positioning of the Christmas tree?
A: One simple rule to follow – never place your tree near a heat source. The best spot would be near a window with no such sources nearby.
Q: Is trimming the base of the tree part of its maintenance?
A: No, this happens upon delivery and is taken care of by the delivery team.
Q: Why did the tree stop using up the water in the stand?
A: Sometimes the trees develop a sap layer on the bottom which blocks water absorption. In such cases another trimming is required and you can do that on your own. The rates at which a tree will drink up its water vary depending on house conditions such as humidity, however.
Q: The tree lost a couple of needles as soon as it got here – is this a bad sign?
It simply looks overall dry and hasn't been watered for a while.
Q: Do I get to keep the stand for myself?
A: It is included in the service, so naturally it belongs to you.
Q: What is the collection deadline for the Christmas trees?
A: It's 31st January. Most companies in the business collect no later than 15th.
Q: How do I make a collection service happen?
A: You could book it along with the tree delivery and arrange the collection date right there and then, which will come with a discount. You keep your right to change the date, we only ask of you for a three day notice prior to the arranged date. If you only want to book tree collection from us, you have to make the booking at least three days in advance.
Q: Where do you take the trees after a collection?
A: All trees are recycled in a green waste centre.
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Get your seasonal centrepiece delivered anywhere in the capital. You can use us in North, South, East, West, and Central London.
Call us or order your Christmas tree online now.


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Makoni postpones launch of political party
HARARE - Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni has put on hold plans to launch a political party, amid reports that a movement formed to back his failed presidential bid last March was on the verge of collapsing.
Makoni staged a dramatic rebellion against President Robert Mugabe to challenge the veteran leader in the March 29 presidential election, running under the banner of Mavambo/Kusile/Dawn movement which he claimed at the time had the backing of several more senior officials of the ruling ZANU PF party disgruntled by Mugabe's rule.
Both Makoni and Mugabe lost the March poll to main opposition MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai who however failed to garner the mandatory votes to land the presidency, resulting in the June 27 second round run-off election won by Mugabe after the opposition boycotted the poll because of political violence.
Sources in Makoni's movement said plans to turn it into a full fledged political party this month were frozen after the three southern Matabeleland provinces that had appeared more receptive to the movement threatened to pull out citing gross mismanagement of the organisation.
Makoni had planned to launch his political party that is to be known as the National Alliance for Democracy (NAD) on September 13 but had to shelve his plans after the provinces of Bulawayo, Matabeleland North and South wrote to him threatening to quit over the way the Mavambo movement was being run.
There is chaos in the Mavambo movement at the moment and Makoni has decided to put on ice plans to launch NAD, a member of the movement's management committee said. The three Matabeleland provinces have written to Makoni saying they were contemplating leaving the project.
The letter by the three provinces came barely a fortnight after former home affairs minister and Makoni's main backer in his presidential bid, Dumiso Dabengwa, abandoned the movement.
In a letter to Makoni, a copy of which was shown to ZimOnline, the three provinces' steering committee said it was dismayed by the manner in which its contributions to the formation of the party had been handled by the movement's head office in Harare.
"We would like to remind you that we are equal human beings and that we were ill-treated for a long time under similar circumstances, and cannot live to repeat this," the letter read.
"We have seen the superiority complex displayed by individuals at the head office' which is run like a family outfit and are very unhappy to be part of this, and particularly detest the arrogance, lack of foresight and leadership that has so far been displayed."
The three provinces complained about unequal allocation of resources to movement members and told Makoni they would be cutting ties with him if he did not call a consultative meeting to address the various issues raised in the letter.
Godfrey Chanetsa, the Mavambo spokesperson, conceded that there were problems in the movement but took issue with disgruntled members for resorting to the media instead of raising their grievances through internal movement structures.
"I am wondering why some people want us to address issues of Mavambo in the media. Those that feel they have grievances know what the party structures are and they should be free to approach the head office and these matters shall be thrashed out at that forum. There is absolutely no need to try and resolve our matters in the media," Chanetsa said.
He confirmed that plans to launch NAD have been put on hold. – ZimOnline

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Still to come this season is EUSA with a men's lightweight pair looking to defend the university's title, and a women's lightweight double heading to Coimbra, Portugal this weekend. A week later the men's eight travels to Xi'an, China to represent the university and compete at the International Universities Regatta, a culture exchange and forum with other top universities and rowing programs.


The latest QS World University Rankings includes 18 subjects taught at the University of Tartu, five more than in 2017.
To compile the rankings, the international consulting company Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) gathers information on 4,000 universities all over the world and ranks just a small part of them. The new subjects of the University of Tartu that made it to the 2018 rankings are law (251–300), geography (151–200), politics and international studies (151–200), sociology (201–250) and history (151–200).
Most of the new entries of the university are subjects taught at its faculty of social sciences – three new places in the rankings. According to Mihkel Solvak, the acting director of the university's Skytte Institute and in charge of political science and international studies, the institute has become much more internationalised in recent years, with 25% of its employees coming from other countries and three of four master's curricula being taught in English. "As a result, we have developed an environment in which studies and research in Estonian and English are well combined. Therefore, we are successful in finding foreign funding," Solvak said in a statement.
All-in-all, the University of Tartu was ranked in the following subject rankings this year: archaeology (151–200), English language and literature (201–250), history (151–200), semiotics (101–150), modern languages (251–300), philosophy (101–150), computer science and information systems (351–400), agriculture and forestry (151–200), biological sciences (301–350), medicine (301–350), pharmacy and pharmacology (251–300), chemistry (401–450), geography (151–200), physics and astronomy (451–500), communication and media studies (151–200), law (251–300), politics and international studies (151–200) and sociology (201–250).
Harvard University again received the most of the first places in the subject rankings, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ranked the second.
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Sandy Taylor returns to the blog today with another historic fiction, this one narrated by a teenage girl during World War II.
Starting in London's East End in the Bermonsea district, we meet Nell, Tony and Olive as they wait for their mother to give birth to a new sibling. It's 1942 and bombs are ravaging the city and countryside, and as of this moment, the children have avoided being part of Operation Pied Piper – the evacuation of London's children to the countryside to live in a more secure area with plans to return home after the war. With a father away fighting and air raids and poverty ever-present, it is decided that the three children shall evacuate and their mother will stay back with the newest addition to the family. Promises made to reunite as soon as feasible, Nell, Olive and Tony head off to places unknown until Tony, unwilling to leave the city or his mother, jumps off the train as it leaves the station. Seemingly endless hours later, Nell and Olive arrive in a completely new and totally foreign environment: Wales. With unfamiliar language in the air, trees, green and sheep unlike the 'fluffy white balls of wool that they know from storybooks, the girls are unsettled. Taken in by the Methodist vicar and his wife – the girls are treated to al' sorts of new experiences: a large bed, plenty of food, no air-raid sirens, and above all, kindness. They are thriving and growing strong – but Nell's worry for her mother and brothers won't lessen.
Just as they are both settled in and after a wonderful Christmas unlike any other, the Vicar has been relocated to Cardiff where the church feel his services are needed – the frequent bombings of the docks and city mean the girls can't go along – and the rehousing official finds them a place on a farm some 20 miles from the little town they have come to love and view as home. Far from an ideal situation, when Nell's protection of Olive leads to a confrontation, the girls run away for London – expecting to be joined by their new friend at the farm, Jimmy. When Jimmy doesn't appear – the long walk to London is full of peril as Nell, determined to keep young Olive (now 7) safe , has her moving forward to the point of exhaustion. With help (and care) from an elderly widower, the girls are sheltered and cared for until a train ride back to London leads them home again.
Of course, the ensuing year has ravaged London even further, and the East End and docks are heaviest hit. While no one knows of her mother, brothers or father – there are neighbors who take the girls in, and plan to relocate to the coast, leaving word for her mother with a neighbor who is determined to stay settled in Bermonsea.
Throughout the story, Nell's own determination keeps her and Olive safe, yet their final landing point at a guesthouse becomes the place where both can shine and grow. Each new place of acceptance allows Nell and Olive to grow and find friends, opportunities and new ways of looking at the world. As Nell realizes that her East End upbringing didn't let her see the possible options for her life, she's grown and learned about love, life, family and the possibility of hope even in the darkest times.
Perfectly charming – the story has moments of tension, humor (Olive is a total hoot), tears and joy as the seemingly impossible in the midst of war, loss and trial, become possible as Nell's voice, determination and hope carry her journey forward for herself and Olive. A lovely book from Taylor and a perfect introduction to her writing.
An unforgettable journey of two evacuee sisters during the Second World War – and their determination to stay together, no matter what.
London, 1942: Thirteen-year-old Nell and five-year-old Olive are being sent away from home to escape the devastation of the East End during the Blitz. Leaving behind their beloved mother and brothers, they don't know if they will ever see them again.
As the sisters adjust to their new life in a close-knit Welsh village, they gradually find hope in the friendships they make. And Nell kindles a special bond with fellow evacuee Jimmy, who makes her smile even at the hardest of times.
Together, through tears and laughter, the two sisters hold each other's hands as they make an incredibly brave journey across war-torn England. Will they be reunited with the family they have missed for so many years? Or is there more heartache to come?
A moving story of unconditional love, friendship and the fight for survival during a time of unimaginable change. This book is guaranteed to find a place in your heart. Perfect for fans of Orphan Train and The Girl With No Name.


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Why every foodie needs to visit this Hawke's Bay food and wine festival
Whether you're a fully-fledged gastronome or just like to enjoy good food and wine in front of gorgeous scenery, this year's Summer F.A.W.C! Food and Wine Classic is an incredible way to experience the best of what Hawke's Bay has to offer.
We're spoilt for choice in New Zealand when it comes to fresh produce, great wine and culinary expertise. But one place where that blessing of choice can sometimes be a curse is Hawke's Bay, where the options for gastronomic delights are so vast that it can be hard to know where to begin.
With their stunning river valleys, wide plains and terraced hillsides, as well as a temperate coastal climate, it's no wonder fruit trees and grapevines flourish, wildlife thrives and seafood is fresh in Hawke's Bay, making way for a foodie scene that continues to glimmer and grow. It doesn't make it a hard place to visit either - it's impossible to get tired of that scenery.
Introducing the Summer F.A.W.C! Food and Wine Classic
Throw it all together and you get F.A.W.C!, a twice-annual event that brings the best of the Hawke's Bay culinary world into one sophisticated affair. It's the perfect place to eat, drink and be merry whilst soaking up the mastery and inspiration of the region's world-class chefs, winemakers, brewers and foodies. This November, F.A.W.C! is back for the eighth edition of their summer classic, orchestrating more than 70 events across ten days in some of Hawke's Bay's most dazzling locations.
Here, we have a look at the standout meals, workshops, adventures and parties that F.A.W.C! is putting on this summer, as well as get a chance to chat to chef Sam Clark, who is hosting an event for the first time at the upcoming festival.
Chef James Beck in action at a past event.
Fresh Hawke's Bay produce inspires every dish.
Find the right F.A.W.C! event to suit your taste
Like they do with each new instalment of F.A.W.C!, this year's summer classic has once again raised the bar, with a schedule more daring, different and delicious than ever. You can enjoy a three-course meal highlighting the best of the land and sea with Nici Wickes and Fleur Sullivan's 'Leading Ladies Lunch', step onto the savannah for a day of archery, knife-throwing and sumptuous platter food at 'An Afternoon Safari', and kick your summer off early with an evening of outdoor tunes, barbecue nibbles and excellent wine at Clearview Winery's beachside vineyard.
For the more hands-on foodie, there are plenty of opportunities for you to exercise your creative flair at interactive workshops, from an artisanal adventure of butter making, vegetable fermenting and sourdough baking hosted by Lilybee Wraps, to a mozzarella-making class that will tantalise any cheese lover. We are especially looking forward to Farmhouse Kitchen's 'Let Them Eat Brioche' workshop, which includes a demonstration of both brioche baking and chèvre making, and culminates in a three-course French-style lunch. Marie Antoinette, eat your heart out!
Discover the full F.A.W.C! schedule, along with all the information you need on each exciting event.
Learn how to match cheese and wine.
Enjoy long lunches with stunning views.
Meet the chef behind one of F.A.W.C!'s most anticipated events
To get a taste for what to expect from this year's summer F.A.W.C!, we spoke to Chef Sam Clark, who is a highlight of the event's line up of cheffing talent. With a passion for food instilled from his childhood, which was spent whitebaiting with his grandfather and helping his grandmother in her Raglan kitchen, Sam rose through the ranks quickly in his culinary career, becoming Head Chef at Waiheke Island's Cable Bay Vineyard at just 25 years old.
Sam, his wife Florencia and their son, Lachlan, relocated to Hawke's Bay in early 2019 to start the next part of their food journey. They are opening Central Fire Station in mid-October, a restaurant named for its delightful Art Deco building, which brings a bistro-style dining experience to the heart of Napier and focuses on great local produce cooked simply.
Sam is bringing this cooking philosophy to F.A.W.C! at this year's event alongside Regnar Christensen (Executive Chef of the recently opened Grange in Takapuna), with a sold-out foraging feast on November 7th. The duo will be plating up a three-course menu that showcases their passion for local produce, with all aspects of the meal being sourced by hunting, fishing and foraging.
Read on to learn Sam's favourite food trends, what he's looking forward to seeing at F.A.W.C!, and why he thinks Hawke's Bay is such a food and wine nirvana.
Chef Sam Clark outside the building for his new restaurant, Central Fire Station.
Q: What can people expect from your 'Wildfire' event at this year's summer F.A.W.C.?
Plenty of local Hawkes Bay product. Regnar [Christensen] and I have a similar philosophy: get the best produce, treat it well and present it simply. So you can expect big-flavoured dishes from our smoker, game meats and foraged ingredients. It's a bit of an introduction to our restaurant for the Hawke's Bay scene.
Q: Why do you think high-quality local produce is key when it comes to cooking?
It's fresher, you're more in tune with seasonality, you have the opportunity to create relationships with producers and it makes what you present a bit more unique. Add on the food miles required for non-local produce and it just makes sense.
Sam's 'Wildfire' co-host, Regnar Christensen, at work in the kitchen.
Q: What are your favourite ingredients to use in your cooking?
Give me any seafood or meat, olive oil and lemons, and that's all you need. Plus some salt… and maybe butter too!
Q: What food and flavour trends are you hoping to see at F.A.W.C?
Local produce, that's all. I think the events are really varied and all the operators are high quality so it's a great showcase for local produce and operators.
Q: Are there any other events/chefs you are looking forward to seeing?
We're opening our restaurant in mid-October so I'm going to be flat out during the festival, but I'd like to check out the Sunday Brunch at Craggy Range and the Natural Wine Party at Cupple. Both have chefs doing phenomenal food right now.
Q: Why is F.A.W.C! an essential experience for New Zealand foodies?
There's nothing else that presents so many quality events, and it seems to be getting better every year. The events are all amazing value and the support from Hawke's Bay locals makes it feel like a real celebration of the region.
Q: What do you think makes Hawke's Bay such a dream destination for food and wine connoisseurs?
The community and local operators that support the growers, farmers and winemakers. I haven't experienced another place in New Zealand that matches it, and F.A.W.C! gives a great platform to these producers. People want to have a connection to what they're consuming, and there are so many events at F.A.W.C! that provide a real sense of place. I can't wait!
Guests enjoy a garden party at Craggy Range winery.
F.A.W.C! Food and Wine Classic is taking place from the 1st to the 10th of November, 2019.
Tickets are on sale now at www.fawc.co.nz.
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My ED isn't allowed secrecy. If I struggle, I do it out in the open now. That's the only way to ensure that I win, and my ED loses. Thanks again for all you and your staff did for me during the darkest portion of my life.
If ten years ago you told me that I was going to have birthday cake on my 34 th birthday next month and not think anything of it," Alana said. "I wouldn't have believed you, but it's true.
CEDC NH is amazing! Through partial and IOP I have found all the staff incredibly helpful and truly genuine. This is the best and most authentic program I have ever been to! Working with therapists and case workers that are in recovery has truly made a difference for me. They fight for you and with you every step of the way!
This was my first time getting treatment for the ED I struggled with for almost 2 decades. I was terrified of entering residential and handing the reins over to professionals, but it turned out to be the smartest choice I ever made. The staff is absolutely amazing – almost all of the counselors there are so supportive and not judgmental. They understand how hard it is to have someone else controlling certain aspects of your life during your stay there and they do their best to treat everyone with dignity and respect regardless of where you are in your fight against ED. I will never regret my choice to go for such a high level of care because in the end, it saved my life.
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A traditional pub in Guildford, The King's Head serves fresh food and beer to a largely local crowd. Service style here is relaxed but flexible, to accommodate a wide range of diners, groups and party bookings.
We are on the lookout for the next General Manager of the Kings Head in Guildford. The pub is located just a short walk from the town centre and a stone's throw from Stoke Park, a beautiful open space used for a range of leisure activities. The pub has a varied customer base and the offer reflects this. Equipped with both Sky and BT Sports, the Kings Head is the ideal venue to catch up with friends to watch all the big fixtures. A separate dining area means that those customers looking for a more relaxed experienced can enjoy the traditional food offer in lovely surroundings. The outdoor seating area means that the Kings Head is the place to be when the sun is shining. Open fires inside create a cosy and welcoming atmosphere in the colder months.
The next General Manager of the Kings Head will embed themselves in to the local community whilst also looking to expand the pubs reach further afield to increase the customer base. With a private dining area and numerous private hire areas, functions and events marketing experience will be very beneficial. The ability to make the pub appeal to a wide range of customers will be the key to success and a keen eye for detail and high standards of service and cleanliness are essential.


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Q: Angular Material Datepicker - Incorrect date passed I am pulling my hair out with this, and I know it has been answered a million times before.  But I cannot seem to find a solution to the problem.
I am using Angular material datepicker with a custom date provider to format the date.
This is what it looks like:
import { NativeDateAdapter } from '@angular/material';
import { MatDateFormats } from '@angular/material/core';
export class AppDateAdapter extends NativeDateAdapter {
  format(date: Date, displayFormat: Object): string {
    if (displayFormat === 'input') {
      let day: string = date.getDate().toString();
      day = +day < 10 ? '0' + day : day;
      let month: string = (date.getMonth() + 1).toString();
      month = +month < 10 ? '0' + month : month;
      let year = date.getFullYear();
      return `${day}-${month}-${year}`;
    }
    return date.toDateString();
  }
}
export const APP_DATE_FORMATS: MatDateFormats = {
  parse: {
    dateInput: { month: 'short', year: 'numeric', day: 'numeric' },
  },
  display: {
    dateInput: 'input',
    monthYearLabel: { year: 'numeric', month: 'numeric' },
    dateA11yLabel: { year: 'numeric', month: 'long', day: 'numeric'
    },
    monthYearA11yLabel: { year: 'numeric', month: 'long' },
  }
};

Now, the issue is, when I pass 02 Jan 2019, the date is displayed fine. But when submitting the data and inspecting the payload, the date is passed as 2019-02-01T22:00:00.000Z.  Now I know this has to do with UTC, but I cannot seem to fix the issue.  When using no provider at all, or extending MomentDateAdapter, the date is passed fine as 2019-02-01T00:00:00.000Z
My real issue is that when I create another provider and extend MomentDateAdapter instead of NativeDateAdapter, everything is perfect.  BUT, I cannot format the date for the MomentDateAdapter.
I have even tried returning the date formatted as moment().utc() but to no avail.

A: I've had a similar issue, but I use MomentDateAdapter and when I receive the date in my component I use moment to format instead of formating in the adapter and it seems to work.
That problems seems to me that is caused by the timezone and using moment().utc() will not give you your current timezone

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Healthfix is a team of health professionals providing services in a high-performance gym located in North Sydney. Sean and Ash, the founders and executive team of HealthFix, created various programs that are easy, effective and accessible for the community. Their goal is to lead everyone who seeks help to become their own health expert of their bodies and minds.
Sean and Ash, a husband-and-wife team, met in a pub in Ireland through friends and later realised they both went to the same university, had a background and interest in the health industry and lived down the road from each other in Sydney – but had never met before.
Sean holds a Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy and a Masters Degree in Sports Physiotherapy. He first started HealthFix in 2011 with the goal of creating a health service that delivered lasting results and gave its clients the confidence to do whatever it is they wanted to do. Having a strong foundation in exercise from his personal training and background in exercise physiology, he has found that most great results came from guiding people to engaging in the activities that they love to do.
Ash has a background in Occupational Therapy with over 10 years of experience working as a thought leader in injury management and wellbeing across large organisations. Before joining Healthfix she was the national manager for one of Australia's largest retailers, reducing the workers comp premium from 22 million to 9 million over a two-year period. This led to a deep-seated passion for integrated healthcare using a biopsychosocial approach to achieve better health outcomes.
"Fundamentally, we have always shared the same belief that people are at their most productive and satisfied when they are at their happiest – and sound health is an integral part to this. That's why we've created a multidisciplinary team to provide easy access to effective healthcare and industry experts to customise sustainable and achievable training plans for our clients," Ash said.
With Sean's experience working as a physio and Ash's big business knowledge and passion for health, they have launched HealthFix in North Sydney CBD, now in its eleventh year. Sean said "We love the mix between locals and commuters and the vibe of the North Sydney CBD – there is always something happening and new faces to meet!"
"Our first attempt to get the gym's door opened was challenging. Thankfully our team were amazing – they came in on weekends to help finish painting, lay flooring, hang pictures, and move furniture, etc. Our gym was definitely a labour of love from our entire team which made it so special when we finally opened," Ash said.
She continued, "Then COVID hit. We weren't able to keep the gym's door open because of the restrictions. But we knew that keeping up with exercise was vital for our clients and their health. We quickly changed our approach and doubled down on what we could do through telehealth and outdoor training. We offered free PT sessions and reset health programs to support our clients through the pandemic. Our exercise team trained outdoors from morning to night through winter – the wind, rain and all of it. We had reception staff up there to support them, washed their cars and sent out hot meals. We did meetings via Zoom and sent out care packages – it was a tough time for our team."
"On a personal level, we welcomed our third child into the family, home-schooled our oldest child and moved house while trying to ensure the gym's operation. It was a really difficult time for us as a family and as business partners. But we are so grateful for how committed our team members were to ensure our clients were looked after. We never took anything for granted," Sean said.
When asked if there are any new challenges occurred in the world of post-COVID, Sean and Ash said they found that even though people are looking for more social connection and wanting to focus more on their health, there were ongoing challenges with illness and hybrid working from home arrangements which made it difficult for them to set and stick to plans. The operation of the business is also impacted by some staff changes over the past two years.
Ash and Sean both agreed by sticking to their core values definitely helped them getting through these challenging times. They invest in their team's development and in providing the best and most cost-effective solutions for their clients. They are always looking for new ways to develop their clinicians and are proud of the things their team go on to do, becoming experts in their chosen fields.
Sean and Ash's goal hasn't changed – to help as many people as possible to keep up with regular exercise routines that are safe, supportive and work in with their lifestyles. This is the key to maintaining good health for the long run. They love their clients so seeing them achieve their goals and becoming empowered health experts gives them the absolute best reward.
HealthFix offers a free 7-day trial for new clients – this is the best way to try out their group fitness classes. They also offer a premium, holistic and super flexible membership that gets real results. Now is your time to try it out and share it with your friends and family!
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Office Ally Partners With Ideal Life for Remote Patient Monitoring
eHealth	Medical Devices	Medical Innovations	Mobile Health	Technology
by BarbaraDuck 7 min read
If you are a regular reader here, you have seen Ideal Life around here before with discussions on wireless connectivity. Not too long ago we had the agreement with NovaTech in China and even further back the Blue Cross partnership. According to the press release the information and services are to be integrated and I am guessing this means information would be available in the 24/7 EHR.
Ideal Life Launches TeleHealth Network in China With NovaTech Biological Pharma
Blue Cross Announces California Pilot Program for Members With Congestive Heart Failure-Remote Vital Reporting Devices
Office Ally also has a PHR, and there's a permanent link on the site to find out more about Patient Ally and again according to what I am reading here and making sure I understand this, the information can also be stored in the Patient PHR. With wireless transmission there's no need to sit down and enter data manually and we all hate that. BD
VANCOUVER, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Office Ally announced today a ground-breaking partnership with IDEAL LIFE to allow for remote health management of individuals with such health conditions as diabetes, congestive heart failure, hypertension, asthma and obesity. The partnership will enable integration between the two entities, providing connectivity solutions that will create efficiencies for physicians and caregivers.
"Many chronic and costly conditions can be managed through daily monitoring of an individual's health," said Brian O'Neill, president and chief executive officer of Office Ally. "IDEAL LIFE's wireless technology is perfectly suited for today's world and is a natural complement to the suite of services we currently make available to physicians and other providers nationwide."
Under this partnership patients with congestive heart failure, for example, will simply weigh in every morning on an IDEAL LIFE Body-Manager™ scale that measures weight and automatically stores and sends the information to a user's designated healthcare team. The physician or caretaker can note any changes that may be reason for concern – such as weight gain, indicating the heart is not getting rid of water as it should – and action can be taken to intervene in a timely manner.
Similarly, Office Ally providers will be able to:
Monitor their patient's oxygen saturation and heart rate through the IDEAL LIFE SpO2-Manager™.
Automatically and reliably store and send blood glucose readings through the IDEAL LIFE Gluco-Manager™.
Accurately measure a person's upper arm blood pressure and heart rate through IDEAL LIFE BP Manager™.
All of these products are FDA cleared and HIPAA compliant and can be delivered to any location through collaborative solutions that are secure, reliable and accessible through the major brands for cell phones, computers and other blue-tooth communication devices.
In all cases information transmitted to the physician or healthcare team can then be stored in the individual's personal electronic health record so as to produce a complete and constantly current snapshot of the person's health. Physicians can use this information to meet with patients and discuss their condition, making case management easier and far more cost efficient.
"Programs and technology such as this become even more essential as healthcare enters an era of accountable care organizations," said O'Neill. "As hospitals and physicians join together in a commitment to truly manage the health of a community rather than just deal with episodic care, being able to more tightly monitor and manage the health of patients on an ongoing basis will provide better outcomes and be a critical element of success."
The IDEAL LIFE technology facilitates two-way communication between users and healthcare providers, such as motivational text messages or nutritional tips.
"Individuals can experience all the benefits of a personal health and wellness coach or a weight-loss support group without ever leaving the comfort of their own home," said Harvey Goldberg, founder and chief executive officer of IDEAL LIFE. "And as baby boomers take on the responsibility of caring for elderly parents, this technology can provide peace of mind for everyone – and that makes it the right technology at the right time."
Office Ally is the only organization in the country offering healthcare providers a full complement of revenue-cycle management services including a patient portal, electronic health records, a practice management system, a clearinghouse and a billing service. Founded in 2000, the company currently works with more than 164,000 providers and 4,400 insurance carriers in all 50 states. It also houses eligibility for nearly 400 IPAs and small health plans. Its complete suite of interactive asp, Internet-based solutions include a patient health registry – Patient Ally™, electronic health records – EHR 24/7™, practice management – Practice Mate™, clearinghouse, and case management – Case Mate™. All of Office Ally's products and services are offered at minimal or no cost to providers, with customer and technical support available 24/7. Further information may be obtained at www.officeally.com.
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I walked away from the church at age 15. I wasn't unique. Many teens walk away from the church, although it's more common today than when I did it in the mid-1970s. No matter what the year, teens walk away from church for many reasons — spiritual laziness, lack of inspiration from worship services, worldly distractions, peer pressure (it's not cool to go to church), the attraction of other beliefs (including agnosticism and atheism). But I walked away for reasons that were a bit different from those of many of my friends.
I wasn't seeking less. I was seeking something more than I thought was available from the church. I was seeking an authentic, experiential spirituality — although I never would have said it in that way back then. In short, it felt as if there was nothing spiritual about the church of my youth.
From my 15-year-old perspective, church attenders were more interested in being part of a church either because it was the social thing to do in our town, or to check "worship" off their task of weekly things to do, albeit with the hope that this task would pay dividends in the afterlife.
I, though, wanted to experience God. I wanted to see, hear, touch and follow God. But I wasn't getting guidance on how to do that from the church. In fact, the church seemed to lack any interest in the guidance department. So I embarked on my own pursuit of God that led me on a journey of spirituality, including early stopovers in Buddhist and New Age thought. Eventually I came back to the church at age 24, joining the church I had abandoned earlier. But this time I saw what I couldn't see before: Spirituality is hard to nurture in a vacuum when we are our own gurus. This is why Christian spirituality has always flowed out of community. There's a reason the early church worked so hard to create Christian communities. Without them, spirituality can easily become self-absorbed.
But community is only one aspect of Christian spirituality. Over the last 20 years there has been a significant increase in interest among Christians in the spiritual traditions of our past. More Christians, including many Presbyterians, are engaging in practices such as contemplative prayer, reflective reading, journaling and guided meditation, especially in the context of small groups and church practices.
The rediscovery of Christian spirituality, which began in the 1960s and 1970s, has been nurtured through the influence of an ever-growing number of influential Catholic and Protestant writers and teachers. It has sparked a much-needed growth in awareness of Christ's presence everywhere, calling us to a deeper way of life that nurtures the fruits of the Spirit, such as compassion, generosity, self-discipline, patience, kindness and peace.
It used to be that spiritual disciplines were something only monks and nuns, and some Protestants, did in solitude, but even their solitude was still in connection with community — the monastery or the church. They might engage in solitary prayer walks to contemplate God's wonders; fast to sharpen prayer and to "let go to let in God"; sit in quiet prayer to listen to God's "still, small voice"; sit in contemplative silence to center on God. For several centuries spiritual disciplines were something only a few in the church were interested in, as the church emphasized a more intellectual approach to faith. These were people hungering for more of God. That spiritual hunger has grown in recent decades as members seek more from their churches, their faith walk, their lives and from God. They are finding that extra dimension together in the ancient and not so ancient practices of spirituality. Those who haven't found it in the church, though, have left and increasingly are declaring themselves to be "spiritual but not religious." Does that make us religious but not spiritual?
In my years as a pastor and spiritual counselor, I've noticed how much we've Americanized Christian spirituality. How? We've treated spirituality as though it's largely individual — as a matter of just Christ and me. Almost all the ways we focus on spirituality tend to be individualistic, or if we take a communal approach, it's only temporarily communal.
So again, what we need to be mindful of is that spiritual practices were never intended to be individual. Sometimes we Presbyterians can be somewhat dismissive of Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox brothers, sisters, monks and nuns. We think of them as people who have withdrawn from society to live in cloistered, protected communities. What we don't realize is that most of our spiritual practices came from these communities and were intended to spiritually build up their communities. They can build up ours, too.
I had the honor of pastoring Calvin Presbyterian Church in Zelienople, Pennsylvania, for more than 21 years. One of the major features at Calvin Church was that we integrated spirituality into the life of the congregation not by starting with a focus on individual spiritual practices. Rather, Calvin Church began weaving such practices into the various groups in the life of the church.
For example, over the years there, I taught our confirmation class a practice called lectio divina, which translates as "divine reading" or "spiritual reading." This is a multistep practice of reading and reflection dating back to around the 10th century. A reader slowly reads a small passage of Scripture and then invites listeners to sit in silence as they meditate on the passage and think about what God is saying to them through it. Then she or he slowly reads it again, and afterward invites listeners to pray silently about what they heard. Then she or he slowly reads it once more, and afterward listeners sit in silence, centering prayer, letting all thoughts fade away as they simply sit with God.
In the 12th century, a monk, Guigo II, said lectio divina is like taking a mouthful of Scripture and slowly tasting it, chewing it and swallowing it so that it nourishes our soul. This is not the intellectual kind of reading Presbyterians tend to do. There is no analyzing or parsing or debating. There is only listening with the heart. In Guigo II's community, they did this every night as part of their prayer time together.
It wasn't just the spiritual practice that mattered. It was doing the practice as part of the community of the class and church that mattered to this teen. It was the shared experience that strengthened the ties among them.
Another practice that was intended to be part of a community, but has turned into an individual practice, is walking a labyrinth. A labyrinth is not a maze. It's one path that always winds to a center. A person walks the path slowly as it twists and turns toward the center, creating a slow, spiritual walk intended to help the walker connect with God.
Modern labyrinths are often based upon one from the 13th century that was laid onto the floor of the magnificent Chartres Cathedral in France. It was designed around 12 concentric circles that lead the walker along a twisting path toward the center. The turnaround points (labyrs) of the path form the outline of a cross. The Chartres Cathedral labyrinth is believed to have been built at the close of the Crusades, when people could no longer make holy pilgrimages to Jerusalem. Thus, the labyrinth allowed them to embark on a symbolic spiritual pilgrimage.
Many Presbyterian churches are now building outdoor labyrinths with the help of grants, as First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown, New York, did in 2016, or are finding blessings in eager Boy Scouts seeking to earn their Eagle Scout badge by creating a labyrinth for a church. Last November, Christ Presbyterian Church of Rancho La Costa, in Carlsbad, California, unveiled a winding meditative path that Boy Scouts made out of stone.
If a church doesn't have the space or money — or eager Boy Scouts — to build its own labyrinth, other spiritual practices can easily be incorporated into the life of a congregation.
Calvin Church maintained weekly prayer groups to pray for others, which then became monthly prayer vigils that the whole church was invited to attend. In addition, two contemplative prayer groups were added to the church's schedule each week. As the practices began weaving their way into the church, more nurturing communities emerged. There were small groups rooted in the practice of spiritual reading of great spiritual writings spanning traditions and centuries. There was also the start of a healing prayer ministry. Elders and lay leaders were trained in the practice of discerning prayer in decision-making. Even worship was influenced by the growing interest in spiritual practices among the church community. For example, the traditional Presbyterian call to worship was replaced with a Taizé-style chant and a time of silent prayer.
Despite the growing interest in spiritual practices, some misconceptions remain. One is that people who engage in spiritual practices become self-consumed and shy away from service and mission. The exact opposite is the truth. Nobody can spend that much time with God in prayer and not find themselves being called to serve in ministries and mission of love.
The difficulty of much of the modern spirituality movement, in addition to its individualism, is the tendency to treat spirituality in a functional way. We've often assumed that if someone engages in contemplative prayer, walks a labyrinth, or becomes part of a spiritual growth group, they will become spiritual.
In other words, being spiritual isn't about the practice. It's about the thirst for a deep connection with God that practices can nurture.
The modern church has fallen victim to the Americanization of everything, meaning the individualization of everything. Congregational life has become defined through the quantifying of success — how many are in worship, how many are members, and how much was given?
The spiritual life in a congregation is much more qualified — how loving is the congregation, how deep the sense of relatedness with God, how willing to serve?
Spiritual practices lead to a deeper quality, but ultimately also to a greater community.
The Rev. Dr. N. Graham Standish is the executive director of Samaritan Counseling Center in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. He's the author of seven books on spirituality and congregational transformation.
Individually and in community, members of First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro, North Carolina, are experiencing spiritual practices.
"Our intention is to use spiritual practices to grow and learn together," said Lisa Anderson, a church member who chairs the Antioch Group, a committee that identifies possible ministries to expand the ways in which God is encountered.
First Presbyterian, a congregation of 3,000, began holding contemplative services during Advent and Lent several years ago. That experience led to an exploratory group of people looking to grow deeper in their faith. Two years ago, the church created a spiritual practices calendar, offering the congregation a more-focused approach to journeying together.
Each month, the church highlights a practice — some familiar and approached in a new way, such as combining prayer with a labyrinth experience; others new, such as visio divina, a way of using images in prayer; and some often not thought of as a spiritual practice, such as hospitality and stewardship.
The monthly practice is introduced through the church's magazine, website and social media, including suggestions for related reading and online resources. Then comes doing — exploring the practice in group activities. Last November, for instance, the spiritual practice was community.
The congregation participated in a service of celebration and reconciliation with a sister church, Saint James Presbyterian, which had been founded by former slaves who belonged to First Presbyterian. Community-building continued in November as the Presbyterian Women from both churches held a joint luncheon and members began organizing small dinner groups to meet throughout the year.
In December, the focus was hospitality. One of the church's most popular outreach ministries is Hot Dish & Hope, a free dinner served to the hungry and homeless each Tuesday and Thursday. December brought other opportunities: A local rabbi was invited to speak about Judaism in the time of Jesus. A multicultural meal took place in the church. A children's group celebrated at a Christmas party with children from Congolese immigrant families.
Throughout February and March this year, in keeping with the spirit of the Lenten season, the church will focus on discernment, confession and self-examination.
"Spiritual practices move us from head to heart," said Donna Chase, director of Christian formation. Not that the head is unimportant. For Presbyterians, however, that movement can be tough, Chase explained.
Ann Alexander is communications director for First Presbyterian Church of Greensboro.


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Sky Sports: Kia Super League Finals Day – England's future looks in good hands
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This summer's Kia Super League has shown glimpses of what England might produce in years to come, says Isabelle Westbury, and a new era is in sight…
A Friday night, down by the seaside, at a ground accustomed to hosting the women's game – this year's Kia Super League finals day is primed for an exciting contest.
The schools are still on holiday, the rain is set to stay away from Hove and with the men's T20 finals to follow a day later, the final fixture of the women's season promises a welcome last dose of summer. It's an occasion fit to cap off an exciting year for women's cricket, which has seen unprecedented levels of interest throughout the country – online, onscreen, at the grounds and across the news cycle.
On the back of a groundbreaking World Cup, the on-field feats have proven worthy of the attention; explosive batting displays have seen two centuries registered in the group games where last season there were none, while Western Storm's wicket-keeper Rachel Priest smashed a 21-ball fifty, bettering her 27-ball record for the World Cup just weeks before. We've also been privy to a skilful five-for from Australian seamer Rene Farrell while West Indian captain Stafanie Taylor ripped through Loughborough Lightning's defences, taking four wickets for just five runs in a dominating display. If the international stars are fatigued from a lengthy World Cup run, they are showing few signs of it.
Suzie Bates' century and Stafanie Taylor's 4-5 – check out the highlights from the Kia Super League group stage ahead of Finals Day, live on Sky Sports on Friday
The Kia Super League has done all that it can to latch onto the momentum of the heady month of World Cup cricket in July. On the most part, it has been successful – healthy television and radio coverage has followed a tournament which came down to the closing stages of the final group games to confirm this year's top three.
Western Storm are doing their best to channel England women's World Cup run; like England they lost their opening match but have similarly charged up the table to ensure that they keep their hopes of facing their first-round victors in the final alive. The Surrey Stars stand in their way in the second versus third-placed play-off on Friday with the winner of this contest gaining the right to take on the Southern Vipers, last year's winners, in the final.
In many respects the last year has transformed women's cricket, but there is a nagging feeling that perhaps, despite the strides, a lot remains as it once was – plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. The same group stage winners, two of last year's three finalists once again at finals day, the same international superstars grabbing the headlines.
As with any elite tournament, the Kia Super League has tussled with the competing interests of seeing the best in the world perform versus the need to develop home-grown talent. It is a tricky tightrope and a balance not always achieved, but the last couple of weeks have shown at least glimpses of what England might produce in years to come.
Alice Davidson-Richards, a product of Kent's junior pathway and the England Women's Academy, stole the show at the opening round Roses derby amongst a field packed full of internationals. The big-hitting 23-year old calmly rounded off the Yorkshire Diamonds' batting innings with an unbeaten 13-ball 22, which included two sixes, before picking off three of Lancashire Thunder's top five in her four-over bowling spell.
Charlotte Edwards (right) – her retirement from cricket is impending
Her performance was a hint, if nothing more, of the potential on offer; similar all-round cameos from Loughborough Lightning's Sarah Glenn (more wickets, more sixes) provided further encouragement for England's future. Evelyn Jones and Georgia Hennessy of Thunder and Storm respectively have given their sides good starts with the bat on more than one occasion while Linsey Smith, who rose to prominence in last year's tournament, has proven that she's no one-hit wonder, taking four wickets at a miserly economy of under five.
That the statistics are dominated by the internationals is arguably the way it should be – the expected norm – and the value of having young domestic players training, preparing and playing amongst an experienced elite should not be underestimated.
If nothing else, the fact that Charlotte Edwards, arguably England's most successful ever cricketer and captain, is yet to score a run in this year's tournament is surely a sign that something, if not everything, is on the move. With the retirement of Edwards now impending, even imminent, and with a new English World Cup-winning captain firmly at the helm, a new era is in sight – and perhaps there will be a few new names to grace it.
Watch Kia Super League Finals Day live on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event from 2pm on Friday.
• This article was originally published on the Sky Sports website on 1 September 2017. To access the original, please click here.
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After announcing its closure in April, the Newark Earthworks Center will stay open.
The center will be funded for two years by the Office of Academic Affairs.
NEWARK – When Ohio State University-Newark announced in April that it would be closing the Newark Earthworks Center, director Richard Shiels and his staff were devastated.
But in early May, they got good news. The facility had received a new source of temporary funding and would remain open for at least two years.
OSU-N announced this week that the center will carry on, with a budget reduced by 45 percent, and a mission of finding a more permanent funding solution, Shiels said.
"We are still alive and that's fabulous, the leadership thinks we are important and all that's terrific," he said. "But how do we do this on approximately half the budget and where do we find a permanent home? It's a reaffirmation of the importance of the center and a tremendous challenge."
A statewide resource
Located in a repurposed six bedroom house at 950 Sharon Valley Road, the Earthworks Center is an academic, interdisciplinary facility that was created by OSU-N faculty.
"It's not a museum and we don't feel obligated to have the doors open to the public, but it's a building where those of us who are working together to teach about Earthworks and American Indians can gather," Shiels said.
The building also hosts an archeology lab, a biology lab and a greenhouse space.
When it started 10 years ago, the center focused on the Great Circle and Octagon earthworks and educating county residents about their history. But in the last five years, the center has focused on promoting all the earthworks in the state, including Fort Ancient and Mound City.
One of the center's recent projects was the Ancient Ohio Trail, a partnership between several organizations to create a guide to Ohio's earthworks, including photos, maps and a cellphone app.
The center also helps coordinate school tours and provides resources for OSU classes.
Something that sets the center apart is its tribal outreach project, which works to bring Native American tribes with Ohio roots back to the state to learn about the earthworks, said Marti Chaatsmith, associate director of the center.
The center has forged strong relationships with several tribes who are supporting its efforts to earn World Heritage status, she said.
It also helped participate in an oral history project, recording interviews with 100 Native Americans with Ohio ties.
"We've worked very hard to bring information about the earthworks to tribes so they can learn about them and take on a stewardship role," she said.
A temporary reprieve
Despite the success of the center, it was threatened by budget cuts.
Sheils met with William MacDonald, executive dean of the regional campuses and dean/director of OSU-N, in April, who told him he had to make difficult decisions in anticipation of decreased revenue from tuition and state subsidies.
"The reasons were entirely budgetary," Shiels said. "Bill has been immensely supportive of the center all along."
Originally, the center was expected to close July 1.
Chaatsmith said her biggest concern was for the OSU students who help out at the center. But she also was worried about all the archives and materials housed in the building, including photos, maps and other documents.
"Thinking about boxing those up and putting those into archives was an appalling thought because it wouldn't be available to help with all these projects that are going on in the state," she said.
So she and Shiels breathed a sigh of relief when Joseph Steinmentz, executive vice president and provost at OSU, offered to allocate money from the Office of Academic Affairs.
MacDonald said he is grateful for the additional funding.
"The assistance will give the (center) more time to prepare the case for making the Newark Earthworks a World Heritage site, and will give the campus more time to find a way to make (it) a self-sustaining operation," he wrote in an email.
To reduce costs, Shiels is planning to offer his services to the center as a volunteer, making Chaatsmith interim director in August. The center will also be accepting donations.
There are many questions that still need to be answered, but the next two years will give the center the opportunity to focus on its long-term plan, she said.
"I'm thankful for a lot of people on campus who supported us and wrote letters to the president and discussed the issue," she said. "They kept the issue alive."
John Low, an assistant professor at OSU-N, was one of those supporters.
"My students and myself are the richer for having the (center), and it is very important to the work I do here," he wrote in an email. "I implore those who agree to find solutions to this current funding crisis."
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Checks to support the Earthworks Center can be written to Ohio State University at Newark and should designate Fund 312400 (Newark Earthworks Center). They can be mailed to Matt Kelly, Director of Development, 1179 University Drive, Newark, OH 43055. Donations may be made electronically at http://go.osu.edu/GiveNEC.


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A major quake struck the coast of Papua New Guinea this morning.
A strong aftershock rocked Papua New Guinea a shortly after the first magnitude 7.0 natural disaster hit early Thursday morning, which triggered a tsunami threat along the island's coasts.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said waves less than 0.3m high could be expected on coastlines in Papua New Guinea and neighbouring Solomon Islands.
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