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Author: Ian Tompson

Do you struggle with foot pain, balance problems or difficulty walking? Feet disorders often make everyday life more difficult for an individual. The good news is that there is a way to alleviate your pain and discomfort, allowing you to freely move around and exercise.

Let's be honest, those of us who don't have a shed deal with clutter occupying our gardens on a daily basis. Lawn mowers, rakes, saws and all sorts of garden equipment just lying around is a recipe for disaster. Not only can someone steal these items, but children, pets and other family members can easily get hurt.

Sipping on a delicious cup of coffee (or several) every day is a daily pleasure, but for some people coffee is intolerable. The good news is there are many caffeine-free (and low-caffeine) substitutes if you experience jitteriness after drinking it, coffee upsets your stomach, or...

Are you an avid fan of craft beer? Do you love trying new and innovative flavours? How about mixing different beer styles together to create something unique? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you're surely always on the hunt for new...

Smartphones have all but killed off compact 'point-and-shoot' cameras. But they’ve yet to come close to the control and adjustability that current mirrorless and DSLR cameras provide. Not to mention picture quality. Bigger sensors definitely help in this respect, but so do optics. This, and an understanding of how light and colour determine the outcome once you press the shutter button.

Lighting is a concept that many beginners seem to struggle with, particularly artificial lighting used in studio portrait and product photography. The move from natural outdoor lighting to lighting in a controlled setting, however, opens up many possibilities. This is the same transition from Automatic camera settings, to control motion, depth-of-field, and light with the camera (or lens) set to Aperture or Shutter Speed Modes.

When summer comes, we all get excited about going to the beach. It can be a time well spent with your friends and family. A time where you can make new memories and have fun at the same time. But things get a bit complicated when small children are involved. They require special care, lots of toys, a bunch of sunscreens and a bunch of people to keep an eye on them. Packing can be overwhelming, but here are some of the essentials you have to have with you if you and your kids go on this adventure.

Skateboarding is unquestionably an evergreen sport that demands a lot of practice. But it's very different from, for example, skiing or football. For one, skating doesn't require a team or a closet full of equipment. It encourages more spontaneity and self-expression, which is also expressed in the clothing choices.

Nothing can ruin a ski trip more than wearing clothes that are unable to keep your body heat at a comfortable level. So, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, wearing the appropriate apparel will keep you dry and comfortable even on the coldest days of the year.

RCD and appliance testers that have RCD trip features work by simulating current leakage in order to accurately measure the amount of time needed for the appliance or RCD to cut power. The trip time recorded by the tester determines whether the appliance or RCD meets the AS/NZS3760:2010 requirements, which demand the RCD or appliance's trip time is as low as 40 milliseconds. The most frequently used RCD tests require a trip time test at the rated current of the RCD itself. The fault current needs to be quickly applied by the tester. In most cases, the RCD is sensitive to 30mA, even though in some applications, like medical institutions, 10mA sensitive RCDs may be used. In other cases, variable trip current RCDs are used.

Utes and 4WDs are the vehicles most buyers go for, new or used. The option of an additional axle and more traction opens up possibilities you won't find anywhere else. These cars are primed for exploring the Aussie vastness, no matter which direction you point your vehicle. And they'll get you there, no questions asked. A few additions help along the way. Additional lights are a must on any car, and on vehicles spending most of their time on poorly lit country roads, the pitch darkness of the bush, or the uncertainties of new worksites, they're a game-changer.