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Links of Interest About Philadelphia:
GoPhila.com - Greater Phila Tourism - The official visitor site for the greater Philadelphia area; Things to do, Places to stay, Special offers, Travel tools, Philly favorites Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau - The official convention and visitor site for Philadelphia; Meeting, group and visitor tools, Calendars, Life sciences Philadelphia Inquirer & Daily News - The area's largest daily circulation newspapers, with area guides Philadelphia Weekly - For local news and events, with area guides Philadelphia City Paper - For local news and events, with area guides Philadelphia Magazine - Features and events GreaterPhilly - Business link directory Philadelphia.com - Travel, attractions, directories CitySearch - Search Philadelphia Phila.gov - Official site of the City of Philadelphia Philadelphia Neighborhoods and Place Names PhillyHistory - Philadelphia City Archive
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Getting Around: Here are some ways to make it easier to get here... Amtrak - Train schedules & reservations Phila International Airport - PHL - Flight info and more Airline Fares - One way to get here Guide to Rental Cars - A way to get around while here Greyhound - Bus schedules & fares SEPTA - For local train and bus service schedules PhillyPhlash - Local downtown & tourist transportation
And more ways to learn how to get from there to here and back... Mapquest - Yet another wonderful map resource Google Maps - Not to mention Google Google Earth - Explore Philly and the world from your pc
For traffic, road construction information, and more... Sigalert PhillyTraffic Traffic Pulse for Philadelphia area TMA of Chester County Pennsylvania Turnpike KYW NewsRadio, 1060-AM - Tune your radio here for traffic reports every 10 minutes on the 2's
Looking for an ATM... Visa - ATM locator MasterCard - ATM locator
Area Weather: Philadelphia weather from: AccuWeather - accuweather.com The Weather Channel - weather.com National Weather Service - srh.noaa.gov
Area Culinary Schools: How about area cooking schools for better preparation and enjoyment of food, tours and more? Start with... Albertson's Cooking School Art Institute of Philadelphia, School of Culinary Arts Bucks County Community College Community College of Philadelphia Drexel University JNA Institute of Culinary Arts Philadelphia Opportunities Industrialization Center The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College Rutgers University Also search Shaw Guides and All Culinary Schools
Tips on Driving in Center City & South Philly:
The grid system of streets makes it pretty easy to navigate in this area of town.
South Philly is generally considered to be the area between South St. and the Naval Base, and between the Delaware and the Schuylkill Rivers.
Westward from Christopher Columbus Blvd. along the Delaware River, the major northbound and southbound through street names are numbers, with some exceptions. Beginning from Front St., then 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. Notable exceptions include "Front St.," instead of 1st St., and "Broad St.," instead of what would logically be named 14th St. Broad St. is one of the city's major thoroughfares.
Homes and businesses on eastbound and westbound streets are numbered in sequential groups of 100, starting at Front St. Therefore, between Front and 2nd Sts., all addresses are between 100 and 199; between 12th and 13th Sts., all addresses are between 1200 and 1299.
Similarly, all homes and businesses on northbound and southbound streets are numbered in sequential groups of 100, starting at Market St. A good directional marker to look for is Billy Penn atop City Hall, conspicuously located in a center square at Broad and Market Sts. Most tall buildings in the city are located in this area, generally referred to as Center City, north of South St. and bounded between the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers.
Market St. is the division between streets whose names are followed by North or South designations. Our address, for example, is designated as 1006 South 9th St. because we are South of Market St.
There is no directional mapping logic in the names of eastbound and westbound through streets. So get a map. Or check the list below, compiled southbound from Market St., if it'll help: Market St. (to the train station & Schuylkill Expwy (Rt. 76) westbound) Chestnut St. Walnut St. Locust St. Spruce St. Pine St. Lombard St. (to the Schuylkill Expwy westbound) South St. Bainbridge St. Fitzwater St. Catherine St. Christian St. Carpenter St. Washington Ave. (to the Italian Market and I-95, eastbound) Ellsworth St. Federal St. Wharton St. Reed St. Dickinson St. ...etc.
A block is considered to be the space between two through streets, so called through because they travel most of their longer distance without barriers. A block can include a number of smaller and shorter side streets; these may allow you to travel only one or a few blocks at a time without homes blocking thoroughfare. A block is usually a bit less than 1/10 of a mile; which makes it easy to know that we, at 1006 S. 9th St., are about 10 blocks, or 1 mile, from Market St.
In the area north of Market St. and between Front St. and the Schuylkill River, the grid system generally continues as described above. East of Front St. you'll need a map or a cabbie to help you navigate.
Happy traveling!
Italian Market Links: See Our Page - Photos and links to merchants, restaurants, and other sites of interest in and around Philadelphia's historic South 9th Street Italian Market: www.fantes.com/italian-market.html Here are some more pages about the Italian Market... ItalianMarketPhilly.org - Website of the Italian Market Merchants Assn Epinion.com - "Don't Miss the Italian Market" Frommer's - Philadelphia & Amish Country Wikipedia - Brief history Yelp.com - Reviews of the Italian Market VisitPhilly.com - From the Phila Official Visitors Site WikimediaCommons - Images of the Italian Market Flickr.com - Images of the Italian Market PhillyHistory.org - Archival images of the Italian Market


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A Bulgarian, a Greek and a Turk walk into a bar… Not the opening of a joke, rather it's the vocal group Trio Tzane, who make music together under the motto "Balkan polyphonies and other vocal stories." We'll hear from them, along with a few selections from Huun Huur Tu, the throat singers of Tuva. Also, listen to some Norwegian sami singing, or joiking, from Jienat, with a whole lot of Brazilian, and West African percussion that renders the music utterly danceable.
Plus, there's the choral singing and marimbas of the South African band Amabutho, music made by the Inuit "throat-singing" - singing into one another's mouths, using the other's throat as a resonating chamber- from Canadian Tanya Tagaq, and a whole lot more.
PROGRAM #3149, World Music Singing (First aired on 12/14/10)
Tanya Tagaq |
Auk , Blood |
Fox, Tiriganiak [3:44] |
Jericho Beach Music JBM0801 |
Jienat |
Mira |
DanceHall [4:00] |
Amabutho |
Sikelela |
Sikelela [8:07] |
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Huun Huur Tu |
Ancestors Call |
Odugen Taiga [8:55] |
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Trio Tzane |
Gaïtani |
Snoshti Sedenki Kladhome [3:30] |
Naïve 5230 |
Natacha Atlas |
Mounqaliba |
Batkallim [5:58] |
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October 4, 2013 Playoff ProspectusNLDS Game One Recap: Dodgers 6, Braves 1Teams that allow six runs to the Dodgers in a game started by Clayton Kershaw don't often live to tell the tale. Kershaw and his relievers have combined to give up seven or more runs only four times since July 2, 2011. Unfortunately for Atlanta, last night wasn't one of them. The 25-year-old southpaw was a bit wilder last night than in his sharpest outings, but his merely adequate control didn't stand in the way of a dominant performance. Thus, when the Dodgers capitalized on a couple of defensive lapses by the Braves in the top of the second, the game was well on its way to being over. Kris Medlen, who drew the task of dueling Kershaw for the home team, struck out the side in the first, offering a glimmer of hope that he might match the visitors' ace zero for zero. But Kershaw retired the Braves in order in the home half, and that hope was gone four batters later. Adrian Gonzalez lined out to begin the next frame, but Yasiel Puig followed with a bouncer up the middle for a single. Puig, aggressive as ever on the basepaths, then went from first to third on a base hit by Juan Uribe, setting up Skip Schumaker with runners at the corners. The interim center fielder plated Puig with a sacrifice fly, on which Uribe advanced to second because Heyward missed the cut-off man, firing all the way home with virtually no chance to gun down the rookie. That put Uribe in scoring position for A.J. Ellis, who sent a looping fly ball toward the left-field line. A rangier outfielder than Evan Gattis might have secured the catch to end the inning, but Gattis lunged and missed the ball, allowing Uribe to score on what was ruled a double. That proved to be the deciding tally in the 6-1 Dodgers win.
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My 11 year old niece, Crusty, won a $25 gift certificate to Barnes and Noble for doing something excellent at school (I can't remember what she did exactly....I'm old). Her mother took her to the local B&N to "spend" it and the first book she picked out was DWT Vol. 2. I had already sent them Vol. 1 as a gift some years ago (and Lou spelled my sister's name correctly--imagine that). My sister called to let me know that I had created a monster. Hey, I do what I can!
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We do not have a maximum age limit. If you are aged 66 or over when you purchase the insurance, we can cover you for up to 31 days per trip (on a Single Trip and Annual Multi Trip policy). If you are over the age of 90, please call us on 0844 888 2787 for a quotation. Otherwise, simply buy quick and securely online.
We define a UK resident as being someone who has been living in the UK for at least 6 of the last 12 months. Unfortunately, if you do not fit this criteria, we would not be able to provide you with cover.
As long as you have been living in the UK for at least 6 of the last 12 months, InsureandGo can provide you with cover.
Unfortunately, we are unable to cover you if you have already left the UK.
We can cover trips within the UK provided they are for a minimum of two nights and that you will be staying in pre-booked accommodation. Please be aware that for the purposes of our policies, we define the UK as being England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man only. For example:
InsureandGo travel insurance policies are broken down into the following geographical areas:
If you are unsure which area your trip falls into, contact our customer services team on 0844 888 2787 or by using our contact form.
Please be aware that we are unable to cover any trips to destinations which the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against travel to. You can check this online at www.fco.gov.uk/ or by phoning 0845 850 2829.
*Trips within Area 1 must consist of pre-booked accommodation for two or more nights.** Europe consists of Albania, Andorra, Austria, The Azores, The Balearic Islands, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia, Bulgaria, The Canary Islands, The Channel Islands, Corsica, Crete, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Lapland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Madeira, Malta, Moldavia, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia (Moscow), San Marino, Sardinia, Serbia, Sicily, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine (Kiev) and the Vatican City.
The area you normally live in which in accordance with our eligibility requirements would need to be within the UK, the Channel Islands or the Republic of Ireland. Please note that for the purpose of this insurance each of these areas is defined as a separate area of residence.
The countries of Egypt, the Canary Islands, Morocco and Tunisia can be covered with our European travel insurance policies. Please note that Algeria, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon and Libya are not included in our European policies and can be covered on our Worldwide (exc. USA and Canada) and Worldwide (inc. USA and Canada) areas.
The Lapland region stretches across Finland and Sweden and is included under our European travel insurance policies.
We can cover you to travel to multiple destinations as part of one trip. A trip is considered to be from the date that you leave your home country until the date that you return to your home country (or your final destination if it is a one-way trip). You need to ensure that the policy covers you for all the regions that you plan to travel to and certain terms and conditions will apply. For example, if you will be travelling to India, stopping off for a week in Bulgaria, you will need to choose the Worldwide (exc. USA and Canada) as this area includes both of those countries.
For more information see our policy wording booklets or call on 0844 888 2787 to speak to a member of our customer services team.
Certain non-European countries like Egypt, Turkey, Morocco and Tunisia are included under our European policies. If you're not travelling to one of these countries you can upgrade your Annual Multi Trip policy to include worldwide cover for an additional premium. Please call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787 to arrange this. Alternatively, you can purchase a Single Trip policy.
You could also purchase a separate Single Trip policy but upgrading your Annual Multi Trip policy to include worldwide cover might work out cheaper.
No. Provided you have an InsureandGo travel insurance policy with cover for medical expenses included, you will not need to purchase additional cover.
You can purchase a travel insurance policy online in just a few minutes. Click here to get a quotation and buy your travel insurance online. Alternatively, you can purchase your travel insurance over the phone from one of our friendly UK-based sales agents. To buy over the phone, please call us on 0844 888 2787.
Please enter your current ages. It does not matter if you have a birthday after you buy the policy; we just need your ages at the time your purchase the policy.
At InsureandGo, we take data protection very seriously. When you submit your personal and payment details to InsureandGo online, they are encrypted to ensure that no-one else can read them. You can confirm this by looking for the padlock icon which appears either next to the address bar or in the status bar on the payment page. We also hold your details according to the Data Protection Act 1998. Please note that InsureandGo do not hold your payment details.
You can pay for your travel insurance using a credit or debit card, or by cheque. We accept the following credit and debit cards:
If you would like to pay by cheque, you will need to phone us to complete a quote. Please note that it can take up to 14 days to process cheque payments. Payments by credit or debit card are instant but may take time to show on your statement.
If you are purchasing Single Trip, Backpackers or Long Stay travel insurance, you will need to start your policy on the day that you leave to go on your trip. Cover for cancellation on these policies starts from the date of purchase. If you are purchasing an Annual Multi Trip, you are only covered from the date you choose to start your policy.
We can help you by offering you a range of different travel insurance choices to help you decide what might be appropriate for you. To talk through your options, please call us on 0844 888 2787 or contact us using our contact form.
Children under the age of 18 can be covered on their own travel insurance policy but they must be travelling with, or be dropped off and picked up by, a responsible adult aged 21 or over. To purchase a policy for someone who is under 18, please contact us on 0844 888 2787.
If you are having trouble paying for your travel insurance online, make sure you check all of your personal and payment details. Ensure you have selected the correct card type and entered your full card number. Check the expiry and/or valid from date has been entered correctly. Also, make sure you have entered the correct security code (CVC). This code is the last three digits shown on the back of your card over the signature strip.
If you're paying with an American Express card, the CVC code is the 4 digit number on the front of the card. If you are paying with Switch, Maestro or Solo card, you may also need to enter the issue number that appears on the front of the card.
If you are still having problems processing your payment, please contact us on 0844 888 2787.
Once you have purchased your travel insurance, subject to the condition detailed in the note below, you are entitled to a 14 day cooling-off period. If you contact us within this cooling-off period, you are entitled to a full refund of your travel insurance policy, provided you have not travelled or made any claims on the policy. To cancel your travel insurance and claim your refund, you will need to contact us in writing or by e-mail.
Please note: If you have a Single Trip policy that ends within one month of the date you purchased your policy, the cooling-off period does not apply and we will not be able to offer you a refund.
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We can deliver your policy by post and by e-mail. We can also send you your policy details in a text message to your mobile phone. Please be aware that the posted documents can take 5 to 10 working days to arrive. The e-mailed documents can take up to 5 minutes to arrive in your inbox. There is an additional charge to have your documents posted.
If you have purchased a Single Trip, Long Stay or Backpackers policy, you are covered for cancellation of your trip from and including the date of purchase. If you have purchased an Annual Multi Trip policy, cover only starts on the chosen start date of your policy. For example, if you chose to start your Annual Multi Trip on the 1st December, you will not be covered if you need to cancel your holiday on any date before the 1st December.
Please see the table below to see the maximum trip lengths for our travel insurance policies:
Policies Budget Single Trips Budget Annual Multi Trips Silver, Gold and Black Single Trips Bronze and Silver Annual Multi Trips Gold, Platinum and Black Annual Multi Trips Bronze, Silver, Gold and Black Backpackers (max age up to and including 65)
Maximum trip length 365 days 31 days per trip 365 days per trip 45 days per trip (31 days if aged 66 or over) 90 days per trip (31 days if aged 66 or over) 18 months
Please note: if you are aged over 65, we can only insure you for a maximum of 31 days on both Single Trips and Annual Multi Trips.
The limit of 31 days per trip only comes into effect if you are aged 66 or over on the day you buy your policy. As long as you are 65 or under when you buy the policy, you can still be covered for the full trip duration for the life of the policy.
The excess is the amount that you would need to pay towards a claim. For example, if you make a claim of £100 and the excess is £60, you will only be able to claim back the remaining £40. The excess amount is displayed in the policy wording booklet.
When you buy your policy, you can choose between standard excess, double excess or you can waive the excess on the policy completely. If you double the excess on the policy, it makes the policy slightly cheaper and if you waive the excess, the policy price is slightly higher.
You must make sure that you read the terms and conditions of your travel insurance policy carefully so you know what you are covered for. You can download PDF copies of the policy wording booklets (which contain the full policy terms and conditions) here. You can also read a summarised version of the terms and conditions by downloading a copy of our Key Facts documents which can be found here.
There are some exclusions that apply to the cover. To check the policy exclusions, take a look at the policy wording booklet that is relevant to the policy that you have/are interested in purchasing. You can download a copy of the policy wording booklets.
All of our travel insurance policies include cover for cancellation of your trip. To read the terms and conditions that apply to cancellation cover, please read the relevant policy wording booklet.
We can cover your golf clubs up to the valuables limit as defined on your policy. We also provide additional golf cover on our Single Trip and Annual Multi Trip policies. This includes extra cover for your golf equipment, cover for hiring golf equipment if yours is delayed, lost or damaged and also cover for green fees. To read more about our golf cover, please read the policy wording booklet that corresponds to the policy you have/are interested in purchasing or to arrange cover, please call 0844 888 2787.
Under the Personal Accident section of your insurance, we will pay you or your executors or administrators up to the maximum limit as defined by your policy, if you are involved in an accident during your trip which causes you an injury, and this accident is the only thing that results in you becoming disabled within 12 months of the date of the accident. We will pay for the following:
If you have further questions about Personal Accident cover, please contact our customer services team by phone on 0844 888 2787 or by using our contact form.
We are unable to provide cover for events that arise that were known about at the time you booked your holiday or purchased your travel insurance.
If you bought your policy on or since 1st June 2010, please contact Mapfre as soon as possible on +44 (0)207 748 0060. They are both available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can declare your conditions quickly and easily using our online medical screening system or, if you would prefer to speak to one of our friendly agents, call us on 0844 888 2787.
A pre-existing medical condition is any condition for which you have received medical advice, treatment or medication. You must inform InsureandGo of any pre-existing medical conditions you have before purchasing insurance. To do so, you can use our quick and easy online medical screening system or you can call us on 0844 888 2787.
If, subject to our simple medical screening questions, cover is refused for your pre-existing medical condition, we will only exclude any claims relating to that medical condition. The rest of your travel insurance cover will not be affected by this exclusion.
If you already have a policy and there has been a change in your medical status, please call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787.
From the start of week 33 to week 40 of the pregnancy, there is no cover for claims relating to pregnancy and normal childbirth, however, medical expenses cover will be provided if any of the following complications arise:
If at the time you purchase your travel insurance, you know that you will be 33 to 40 weeks pregnant during your trip, you will be unable to claim cancellation for your trip. In the event that you make a claim for any medical costs, our Claims Department will ask you for confirmation from your doctor that you were fit to travel.
For further information, please call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787.
The European Health Insurance Card (which used to be called the E111) entitles the holder to free or reduced cost emergency treatment within the following EU countries:
The EHIC may not always provide sufficient cover, however. For example, if you are taken to a private clinic in a private ambulance, the EHIC will not cover you. The EHIC also does not cover the cost of repatriation for if you need to be flown back to the UK due to accident or illness. For these reasons, it is advisable to take out adequate travel insurance as well.
Our policies provide up to £250 for emergency dental treatment to enable you to immediately relieve pain.
If you contract swine flu, we can provide you with cover provided you can produce the original label from your Tamiflu prescription showing your name and address and the date of the prescription, and that this date is within 7 days of your planned date of travel. If you cannot produce this label, we will need you to provide us with a medical certificate from your GP. If you have any further questions, please contact our claims team by phone on 0207 748 8592 or by using our contact form.
Making a claim with InsureandGo is easy. To begin, you can download a claims form from our web-site. You will need to complete the claim form and send it to us with all the relevant documents (e.g. receipts, hospital bills etc). Alternatively, you can contact us by phone on 0207 748 8592 or by e-mail at email@example.com. Please note that you will need to notify us of your claim within 31 days of the end of your trip. Once you have registered your claim with InsureandGo, this time limit no longer applies.
It is highly recommended that receipts are kept and provided as proof in the event of a claim. However, if receipts cannot be obtained, claims will still be considered provided there is some form of proof of purchase or ownership. If you have any further questions, please contact our claims team by phone on 0207 748 8592 or using our contact form.
If you have purchased a travel insurance policy from InsureandGo and you don't feel that it's the right policy for you, or you have noticed a problem with your insurance, please contact us as soon as possible. As you are entitled to a 14 day cooling-off period, we will be able to cancel your existing policy, issue you with a full refund and offer you a policy that is more suitable. To arrange this, please contact us on 0844 888 2787. Please be aware that the cooling-off period does not apply to Single Trip policies which end within one month of the date they were purchased.
If you need to amend the address or contact details on your travel insurance policy, please contact our customer services team on 0844 888 2787. We will be able to amend the details on your policy at no extra charge and also resend the amended documents to you by post or by e-mail.
If you need to amend the name of one of the travellers before you go, you can do so. Please note that we would need confirmation of the name change (for example, a marriage or Deed Poll certificate). We can only change the name of a traveller, if their new name is reflected on their passport and we are unable to replace travellers with another person. Please contact us by phone on 0844 888 2787 or via our contact form if you wish to amend a traveller's name.
Yes, you can extend the cover on your travel insurance policy whilst you're away. Policies can be extended only once and only up to the maximum trip duration (see table below) and you will need to pay an additional premium for the extended cover. If you need to extend your policy, please contact us by phone on 0844 888 2787 or by using our contact form.
Here is a list of the maximum trip durations:
Policies Budget Single Trips (maximum age of 49) Economy Single Trips (maximum age of 65) Silver, Gold and Black Single Trips Bronze, Silver, Gold and Ski Backpackers (maximum age of 35)
Maximum trip length 365 days 365 days per trip 365 days (31 days if aged over 65) 18 months
All of our travel insurance policies include free cover for over 50 adventure sports and activities such as bungee jumping and jet skiing. Some of the more extreme activities, like sky diving, aren't covered automatically. To be covered for these activities you will need to call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787 and pay an additional premium for each day you will be taking part in the activity. Check the list of activities here to see what's covered.
Scuba diving is covered free on all our travel insurance policies for up to 14 days, provided you are qualified and that you will be diving no deeper than 30 metres. If you are not a qualified scuba diver or you are qualified but will be diving more than 30 metres, you will need to pay an additional premium for each day you will be scuba diving. To add this cover on to your travel insurance policy, please call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787.
Yes, you are covered for up to 3 bungee jumps free on all of our travel insurance policies.
InsureandGo cover white or black water rafting (grades 1 to 4) free on all our travel insurance policies. If you will be taking part in white or black water rafting (grades 5 to 6), you will need to pay an additional premium. Please call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787 to add this cover on to your policy.
If you will be doing an activity that the terms and conditions state there is no Personal Accident or Personal Liability cover for, it is just these two sections of your travel insurance that will be excluded. If you have an accident and injure yourself, you will still be covered for medical expenses, but you will not be able to claim under the separate Personal Accident or Personal Liability sections.
We cover all of the following activities in our winter sports travel insurance:
Whilst taking part in off-piste skiing and snowboarding, you must make sure that the areas in which you ski or snowboard are considered to be safe by the resort management.
Additionally, unlike many of our competitors, we now include cover for an enhanced range of winter sports activities inclusive of the following more extreme activities. Please note that for these activities an increased medical excess of £250 applies.
If you have any further questions, please contact our customer service team on 0844 888 2787.
Mountain rescue is covered on our policy provided you have paid the appropriate winter sports premium, or you have arranged an Annual Multi Trip which includes winter sports cover for free.
If you are looking for cover for the whole season, you can be covered with our Backpackers or Long Stay policies. Our Backpackers policies can cover trips of up to 18 months in length and our Long Stay policies can cover trips of up to 12 months. Winter sports cover is available on all of these policies.
Unfortunately, we can only cover ski and ski training on a non-professional basis.
YES – unlike many of our competitors, we now include cover for an enhanced range of winter sports activities inclusive of the following more extreme activities. Please note that for these activities an increased medical excess of £250 applies.
For any questions, please contact our Customer Service Department on 0844 888 2787.
Please note: - Winter sports cover only applies if you have chosen and paid the appropriate extra premium for the Winter sports option or you have purchased an Annual Multi –trip policy.
If you still have a question that you would like an answer for, please don't hesitate to call our customer services team on 0844 888 2787 or contact us by e-mail using our contact form. You might also find the answer in our policy wording booklets, which you can find here.


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The Lisa See Papers collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts and manuscript drafts, screenplays, treatments, articles, clippings, and other printed materials relating to the literary career of author Lisa See. Lisa See was born on February 18, 1955, in Paris, France. As a young girl, she spent many hours with her paternal grandparents in Los Angeles' Chinatown. The collection also includes materials related to a museum exhibition and opera, both based on her book "On Gold Mountain: The One-Hundred-Year Odyssey of My Chinese-American Family"; materials related to undergraduate course work at Loyola Marymount University, and additional personal material such as notebooks, appointment books, and address books.
Lisa See was born in 1955 in Paris, France. She received a BA degree from Loyola Marymount University College of Liberal Arts in 1979. Her published books include On Gold Mountain : the one-hundred-year odyssey of my Chinese-American family (1996), a NY Times Notable Book of 1995, and Flower net (1997), which was an Edgar Nominee for Best First Mystery. She has also collaborated on books with her mother Carolyn See and John Espey, together using the pseudonym Monica Highland. These books include Lotus land (1983), 110 Shanghai Road (1986), Greetings from Southern California (1988) and Precious cargo (1990). See worked as a freelance journalist for various publications, including TV Guide and Sporting Times. For many years she was the West Coast correspondent for Publishers Weekly. In addition to writing books and articles, See wrote an opera libretto based on her book, On Gold Mountain, and assisted in mounting an exhibition, based on the same book, for the Autry Museum of Western Heritage.
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PhD candidates report to the Monash Research Graduate School to complete enrolment as soon as a letter of offer has been received. After completion of enrolment candidates report to their School to meet with their supervisors and begin familiarising themselves with the provisions made for research candidates at their School. The Faculty of Arts and many of its Schools hold welcome seminars early in the year, and research candidates are strongly encouraged to attend these.
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Any G600/Roccat Kone/Perrix/Drakonia mouse users??
Someone asked me for a mouse which is
a - bigger than average (say bigger than an MX518/G400)
b - lots of buttons
I've got it narrowed to the 2 in the heading but before I pass this on I want to check I've not missed one.
I'm also a bit shocked at the £70 tag on the Roccat (tho it's a lovely thing to use) and I'm a bit worried about the 12 (TWELVE) buttons on the side of the G600 - partly because that seems like overload and partly because the demo in PC World had all it's logos worn-off and the buttons felt awful (I know they get a kicking but still - that's nothing to 3 years of MMOing)
So - did I miss anything - any users care to backup the quality of these?Last edited by trjp; 09-05-2013 at 02:27 PM.
Those are very different mice intended for very different uses. At least as far as I can tell.
Anyway, I have a G600. I've had it for a few months, so I can't entirely vouch for the longevity of the side buttons - but they feel fine so far.
The 12 side buttons are not necessarily meant to all be used. I think they just made two sets of six and then people can pick the one that fits them best. Or if they have flexible thumbs, they can use both. I mainly use the front six, but I can reach the front half of the back six reasonably comfortably too. The ones right at the back, though, either strain my thumb or requires changing my mouse grip (in which case it actually works fine, but it's impractical to change your mouse grip on the fly).
Still, six side buttons that are easily reached and easy to identify by touch... that's fine by me. You also have the third button on the right side of the mouse, which can double your available keybindings.
That third button makes the mouse very wide, but I have adapted to it well. It definitely takes a while to get used to, but that's to be expected.
You can use it for other purposes too, like lowering DPI for precision sniping in shooters. That's actually pretty nifty.
Quality seems good overall. The software works well in most regards... though for some stupid reason you need to have the software actually open and on the keybindings page to swap between profiles when the mouse is in "automatic mode".
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The third button/pinky-rest is what impressed me in comfort - I did wonder how much you'd hit it when I didn't mean to tho, it will take some getting used to for sure!
I was generally impressed at how much mouse you got for £50 - it sat next to a more expensive Naga (£20 more) and there was simply no comparison in quality/feel - and the Hexa Naga (which I like the idea of) is actually MORE EXPENSIVE AGAIN!
But all those buttons on the G600 - even if you only use half of them - they didn't feel too nice (they had a Spectrum rubber-feel to them)...
p.s. The Roccat isn't quite aimed at the MMO gamer but this guy just wants 'more buttons' and it has the trick of 'shifting' every button it has and so doubling everything up
One thing I must say is that both the Roccat and the Logi had FANTASTIC scroll wheels - just the right weight to scroll, easy to click sideways - slightly harder to click down - felt great.
I just couldn't see where the £20 more than Roccat cost had gone (into the LEDs probably)Last edited by trjp; 08-05-2013 at 11:03 PM.
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p.s. just Googling around I found a few people having real issues with Roccat support - there was definately some ignorance of consumer law and some issues in translation (Roccat are German) but several people were rather badly treat and Roccat made a big deal out of the fact their 'warranty' is not handled by them and they have denied that it extends beyond 1 year (EU law requires 2)
Logitech offer 3 years and I've not found much in the way of a bad word for it - add to that my MX518 is as good as the day I got it FIVE years ago and I think I'll just point at the G600 and smile
Unless anyone else knows a BIG mouse with more than 5 buttons (left/right/middle/front/back+some others somehow?)
Hah, as if you'd ever actually need the warranty on a Logitech mouse. They're like the Nokias of computer mice.
(okay, it does happen - they're usually wicked durable and reliable though)
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Googling around shows one seemingly common fault with the G600 - mostly for people who setup timed macros - in that pressing a side button will often spam/repeat what's bound to it many, many, many times.
Logi always say it's a faulty mouse and to return it but there seem to be suspicions that it's a USB Controller dependant issue and that some PCs will just do it when the CPU is loaded and/or other factors kick in.
I've had similar issues with other mice on some systems - USB seems to need a small amount of CPU and when it can't get it, things go wrong (much worse with a wireless mouse than a wired one usually).
Still - I have few other options - the price/support thing on Roccat means I'm reluctant to mention them and Razer - well - it's Razer innit
I did notice a rather bargainous mouse in the form of the Perrix MX-2000 (also sold as the Sharkoon Drakonia in slightly less subtle tones) - comes well recommended for it's £25 but I've no idea on it's size - don't suppose anyone here's used one?


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