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British Press (Newspaper) - March 27, 1820, London, Middlesex \:^,,iWiU be acted (|6lli Ainp)�*^^fi#i(6ICJ^|i/�m}ij JonMfian OMhuok, Mv I'rirrv ; .?axW M'ftt^'^iMrs-r^.Sfaniiiiiw*; 3�R�, nilDDLKSEX ELECTION. .B-^Bice; AIMore. ,(pffMS*! Ob \te^nwday aria SsUiias^,'lVstihoej'-i^-?*^ -'^-Trffe.ii ' CALL OF THE flOUSE; ' "jiffR.:MATHEWS- AQAIN AT HOME . ?oT?^AY, April 3; 182l1,AtlbeThCarrie"ltp>al Bp.:(es', lPtacMi,and Trivate Boxex, to be bad'of lVIr.,Sle-renstiQ, a{ the Strand Entrance, and at' Fearmaii's tibrary, 170, 'Bi>V)d-5t'reet. contract to deliver-coals at >ewfouivd-land; . . , . CoMMisBAitiAT?'Department, Treasvry Chambers, AIahch 24,1820. Persons as fire desirous of Conlraplinff viiih ihe .Agent for Commissariat Snppliei, to deliver 500 Chaldrons of COALS at 'Newfodn^and, may receive particulars of (he Contract at 'tbi's' Office bift'Weeu the houa of Eleven and Fivc,"aird deliver ihHr Tenders seaj. cd lip ami directedtci the A�eht fur Conimhrnriat Supplfen, marking, Ijierson "Tender lo deliier Coals at KevVfonnd-land" ou orliefore FRIDAY, (he 7lh April^'fkot noiie will be-ieceiv*il after Twelve o'Clock on that'Day; nor will nny Proposal be noticed unless made on br annexed to h ikiriuied particular, and the prici's inserted ill words'it leiiBlb;iior unless a \fUci- He subjoined to siicb Hrpposal signed'by two persons Of known'prOjierly, engaging'to become bounitwrtb ibc pnrly lebdering in the sum repressed in the particulars for tlie due peirfOrmance of the Contract. COUNT? FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. COUNTY FIKE-OFFICE REJUItNS.- NOTICE is bereby given to all PERSONS who in 1819 corapietcd their Terms of SEVEN YEARS' INSURANCE, llial RETURNS of TWENTY-FIVE PER � CENT, it|i{iu ^11 Piemiuma paid by tbem during that lime, are i-eceivable here, atid of ihe-Ag^eui^.-m all the. principal Towns.in tbe Kingdoui; and it is rjequested that sucli.per-F0B9 Hs bare neglected lo-.receive llidr Rieluws in. preceding years u'iljapplyfor the Eam liberal Comniis.sion is allow-Ki\ to Solicitors, and others, who elTtxl Life liimirances;- ami trviry facilily is oH'orded, hy which the Interest and C.juvcnieuco of the Public may he promoted.. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.; Spicdlly Will be pnblishrd, neatly priiilcd on a pica letter, in four large lulurats, duodtjciuio, price in boards W. As. a new E^lition of LATiONS on the HISTORICAL PASSAGES of ihe OLD and NEW TESTAMENT, ny the Kighl Rev. JtiSEPH HALL, D.D. - Lite l.(iid Bishop of Norwich. Printed far F. C. aiid J.Rivinglon, No. 62, St. Paul's Chureh-yHrd, and No. 3, Waterloo place. ii li.-This Edition is printed.oo the recoinnieudatioo of theSouii'ly for Promoting Christian Knowledge. ~ 110BIN HOOD. ' � " ' 'Ibis day is publislicd, liiiniieomely printed in royal ISmo. price 7s, Gd. in boards, (OBIN HOOD : u Colirciioii of all (he An- cient'Poehis, Songs, and Ballads now extant, relative to that celibralcd English Outlaw. To which are prefixed, Historical Anicdotes of bis i.^fe. " III IbfB niir epnrious isle 1 ibinic Ibtreis not one J?ut lie of Robin Hooil halh heard, and Little .lobi; ; yinil lo the en'l of tiiv.e the tales shall ne'er be done fif.SVarlock,George a Green, and Much, the Miller's son, or Tuck, the meri-y Friar, which many a sermon made In (M-aise of Robin Hood, his ontlaws, and their trade." Prialed fot Lnncmaii and Co. Palernoaler-row j and T. Boys, i-ndgale-hill. DR. SYNTAX IN LONDON. ~~ This day is published, in One Volume octavo, or Eight Parts, with Twenty Philrs. price 2s. 6il. HHR TOUR., of UOCTOR SYNTAX THROUGH LONDON ; or, Iho Pleasures and Miseries of the metropolis., -By the celebrated Dr.SYNTAX. Three unusual large TEililjnna of the above Work iiave been catljed for by the PuLlic n-ithin a few moDlhs, .and ihe flillering notice that has been taken df.it in most of the JoHvnals, hdii-given vise lo many shiuneless,deceplionB, �pu-liousiniitaliunE, and gcuss, inipusitluns. Printed for^. Juhusinn, Cbeapside j and C. Chappie, Pall-moll.-Of whom: may l;e had, just publish^, price Is. with Fourteen Cuts,. The LOYAL MAN in (he MOON. By the Author of 1'he Couslilntiunal (lunse that Jack Built. THE QUI'EN. On the Ijff of April �iJI be published, price Is. 6d. em-b lliuli-(I iviih a hnmorous Pliite, IHE LANDING of tlt^ QUEEiN ilmt JACK LOVFJl." ' The NEW BON Tt)N MAUAZINE; or Telescope of the Times.-The. Contents of this and ilie former. Nniuher, whith is embelltshtd with a Carieatore, enlitied,.'f TO he, or rmr lu be," . or A Coronation iuAbyssiiiiSf will be found ex. iFPmely interesting. . � " ' Printed for J. Johnston, Cbeapside. . Of whom may be had, llie Fifth Edition,!withii24 Cuts, ' � I ': priceSs. i:- !� i.i ' A POLITICAL LECTURE ON, HEADS. By TJ.e Black Dwarfi .p:fcel:9|f2rievBdi The Black DwarCbrgs lo say, that ilUe'flcida^trere* lafceit promiscuously fVorn the public heap, be bad-no parlialitiesj uor!pre;adiieiilnrElul)fy, tUaiRfiiri-, r . -,. 1 ;Vhitr tlarl, HriUium ; Slila(fui-d Ciif.^ .*S�-Iio�Be,i>xfo�d^lr�qii GlonT�teriC>>(rrfedwnMi,Picca.maJ.gr*6n,}{ tDuii .tialt>-nj'a Tavrni, Chelirea ; Catberinie .Wbeel) fiurough.-; and Cuck aikd Lion, East SAiitbOBWi.'. - ' fc*K!^i*'^feAj*,'i?�, iUyc^Y took bavins takeo TOTHEGENtl,EME}. vernnirut, miiiit be (he lest by which the Public can decide. It ibay be seen at ItlSH's ilBires for ttiat purpose; and - those only who' wtthlioM inipoi-titiit parts of it, can be accused "of p�blisbi�g''un/uir or jrarbfcrf slateiwentsi He never has dune Sot and never will- auiltiegs itiii be'iinder* stood, that however sperions (he . AdTPi'tii>enieul4 of iiiftep OQicekeepvrs may be, the Scheme does uol CcniUin any advantages that Ibc Cnsloniers uf his Offiera will irol equally participatein^: The Lottery beginif'tfae' lilhror'tt'nit Month �it'fila'hlis te drawn (hat day, but evtry dneoflllUse'Z.OlJO TickcM-wilj a(>aio have a Ghauce, ju�t''ns-if tlie'y bad uiit-bH'ivdrtimij iiutwithslanding they will each be cntillrri lo ibe 9()/!'^>^li^ .Scheme contains 1U2" Capital Priaes, amottftlrdJIb'aOa'bOOfi ''SltHt'ey'aiia'CuiiiKnsc' ^Jlfkrts'itail^linii^ h're'iioW^ oS saU >av BtSH'S Office*, where No. 2,�0�,' .�''Pri��'df Weiity Thousand Pounds Moiii-y, fu tbe ti9tlFiry)tiBl^li)teit,~wai S'j'ld in Sharei. ir.it.; ;,VVhe(i 1 .got infi^liiig was.ass.ecnblni.,. it was near one . o'tlutk., 1 was llivrehalfaubourb^for^j^Hti arrived. I w^s then on foyl. J Ino^ iity sl,alioii iieu on ihVi^avSlryaalbey passed; tliey eudea-vnured lo get out uf Ibe jw�y airtlmake tlteit'escape. I beard DO expression of alarm at the meeting before (he military came. There was no request made in jaiy hearing to make room fur a vpxstahle twtget lo tbe ,b|istlugs with a warrant when the uiilitar.y,advanced. . By the JuliGB-i did Bot-hear it-qolified from auy quar. terfor what purpose ihe military wcrelguiug to the husliogs: I stood near ilieliije uf special cousltlblea while I rcmHiiied on the ground. CruBs.exHiniiied by Mr. ScARLETT*-When Ihe yeomanry advanced I ihuught-lliey were going'-to take somebody from Ibe hustings. 1 saw the constables'near them. When Ibe infantry arrived 1 retreated Iwenly or Ijiirty yards down the line uf cunslnb)es, and near to Buxtiiu's honxe. When 1 faced the hustings Ihe consiabb's were on my left. The crowd betweien me and the baaliuga was very thick, both before aud after I moved. I gtAal first as near to ihe bastings as I could. I WHS at ihe.'Hieeling -al which Mr. Hunt presided before the 16lh. That-is Ihe only meeting- of the kind which J have atiended. ' 1 was nut nl the meeting of Ihe DIaukeleers. 1 was iufuriHcd of ibc uieeling byau adver-tiiemrnt which appeared in 'J'heMancltesier Obtener. I do liot take it in. Mr. Scarlett-Who takes it'in in yonr neighbourhood J Mr. Justice Cai'Ley-You cauuolask ibat ((ueBtiuii. Mr Scarlett whs abnul to speaV, wheu^ Mr. Hnul said, My Lnrd, t object 16 the question. Mr.S'carlf.tt-I beg the Di-fendant nut lu interrupt me. Mr. Justice IIaylky-Yon have a right to ask wheihcr it wag taken in by any of tlie Defeudauls, ur by any other pei-soos connected with these proceedings. Mr. Scarlett-I intend t�-.:cbew that this paper was taken iu by one of ihe-parlies atiendiqg'ltae meetiug. Tbe parties-are charged with cnnspirlu'|� wi|h several others to excite discontent and disa(i'ectiuB,and I have a right lo sliew the-motives which induced their altendmiiie at that meeliug, in Older to prove Ihe character of tbe nwetinff itself. JVIr. Justice Batley-I am of opinion-ihal you cannot inquire by whom the paper was takeu iu, unless it be by some of the Defeiidauts; it mnlterei^ not to Ihe 'Dt.feudanls in whose boiise it was read, provlded'tfaey bad not'beard nor were parties to Ihe reading of it. M^' Examiualiun continued:-l-beardrki^('(e.;.'rJ|�se^i>,orks '�re nol-sold inliisislinp Hi luy ,k:nowlehn�iin-is'^a>brUsb, , maker. , I cainiol. r^Gollet:! tlijikJ ibave;sern'.iu his thnp niqr ^j^ifthe workH sold Uy.U'irlile.'i'l Jlat^ somelimea read B sen-. teuce oritw.o of a newspaper; lUereif Tile m��H�glin-sou on noti 1 ciumol.'.reeoUect Ihat^JohiiSon either invited me lo the:,i�eetijig,'.-i�r told me>3iiyibf'ihe proceedings lo lMk$ place there. : . ., ; ,. :. '�� -' ' By,lhe.JuRG8?r4lf I-had nny rrasoiilo expertsnyriulniii or .tumnlluu^s : prot�YdjiigB I -would -not h��e altewtelTKe f , . --...... . - . .......u .|>/iii .lUllltSlfl wa^drilliug going on hefnre th's meeting. .1 cannot recollect ever having lieacd iu Jolinsun's presence (hat drilling was go,it>gon. 1 have heard that ihe drilling was coiilined to mardiiiig. I have no reasnu to suppose rhal it .went bejond marching. 1 never heard Johnson m.-ike use of any seditious language. ' ,. i Sidney Walker, examined.by Mr. Hunt-1 am a Lieutenant in the Bengal Naiivp Ilifiintry,I have been nearly two years fi'oni India J ,1 was,at. iM.iueliester .on the 16lh of Augost laijl; my family,consisting of ir.y mo.ther, sister, and brother, reside (here. I saw the processions which advanced into the town on ihe 16ih., They were perfectly peaceable, t atiended the meeting ; 1 saw- the processiousr pass through Deansgale, at the bottompf St.. Peter's-slrrel. L saw no- tlringcalcuraied to exciie fear in ihe Blinds of tlie respectable peojile'of Maucriesicr. ' I did hot hear my mother, or sisier, or any body else express aiiy'fears for 'the'safely of the town. .I saw the cavalry on the field)' but 'li'* Hot see Ihetn ariive. I was abool forty yai;ds^Mn-the Deaosgnle sicfe ofthe hn�tiiii;s. Mi. Buxton's bouse is da .the opposite side. 1 tliil iitil s.ec any acts of violence coiiimiUed by the people iu ihe course of the day. I saw one or two instances of people going 10 fight ivilh each o(her, but ifaey were prevented by those surroniidi.ng" them. The people said they would nol have a riot qrealed.' I heard no threats of vio-Iruce, nor aiij thing of the kind. Cross-examined by Mr..Serjeant HULLOCR.--My leave of absence is up, and 1 do not icreive pay.. I havean idea of 'retiring frowi the service. I h.ave entered as-a student, in the Middle Temple. I orcasionally^reside at Mauchesler. I arrived (here iwo days before the meeting: I had slept se�.Any:8ta4t:s^E?ltrickblli>^or8ticl�s'rirher tti'tff.ii Tifheni, ,oc lbruwu.,iip: iorthe arr's�-lfai>y'advAricrd; T'K3\f'f,abie ili-tii^-ieJ'bat, f MTV in siidl a iilnatioo'(bar!�-should bate sii'ii' >i,i-y .hiog of the kind if it had occurred, ' , C;rlila-e. "'t>il 'br�i-d�j8 before the 16(b August. ! .t.;','.l'�ie� Brl,r. Hunt at illiep'ievioos-meefing. I'tDbk nu' ^i.rt-in the pr>rerdi>iic� oD:l^p^$gaisiorn'. ' r i^e ,iieieb)n>ad>iitp4i^^'beerd rt,i�t'thec'e, '{..''m- � -WelinK flf-lhe'Juitice*^IheSatiirdiiy^r'Siniil^iiy.lH r�rr ib'e Qih. I etiMtdered .tN*iiary rilrasiu's. atii �o fi*ailie'pJoJie.''i^rabbng. 1'knew ilr!ii';i|. rewns lo TC Iie-cqa bieelinK'o^llie'Stb-. T Ifeafd "fllere haVf t.;eii n Member of l^rliaWnt elected'for'Birmingltam'. I i!i''r mil itnaw that the aeeiing'i>y of jihe placarii either befeCs or after Ihe meeting., I; o.^ituut kwear^Mcb^ >'? - ( Robni,.Grundy wiatte next witness,' He iK-geed tn ask bia. Lord;d>ip, wbetbe^^ had not a right to lij-'t hi:, ex-ipentes paid before be faie his eviilence ? " Mr. Joitice BaYlbT*^ fear I have itoJ!_.l.fu; puwe.? tu .li-. qer yoii your eipeoaerj'5t i� not-usual iit't:,���-s ciT a cri-" Itnioal nature.. Does Wti-Gentlriuan of tliejiar recutl'Tct Ais 'l.'r pit: ,.��e. I sau- t upjes instance wbere.il is di Mr.ScARCgTT-My ird, it is not done.incrrinioal cases. f ID lowu. 1 days before tl about Iwo miles, off llie iowh ou the, night before Ibe meet, iiig. My mother lives' about 600 yards from. St. Peter's, field. I do nol belong to any political society. I think I kuewthalMr. Huut was lo attend .the nieetiitg. i do not know (ha( Dr. Ciompton, Mr. Pearson, or Mr.,Carlile,were invited. I think I kuew that Mr. Carliie was under an in. diclDieut for blasphemy at the lime. Air. Hutil-I, beg to ask.my Lord, if this he.evide^ce ? Mr.Serjeaui H ULLiicK-Mr. Carhle's name is on .the placard calliog.the nteeiiiig. - ^ ^, ..... MiT.JiriUe: BiVEeV^'lt'igrpirove*t*�V'Mr. frdrlile attended tb'emeetiug. Mr. Hunt-1 hope; my T.Ord, thai, though that is proveij, im not lo be iniplicaled iu every action of Mr. CarjHt's ; Mr. Huulrr-My tord,\l amperfAtly ready to pay ,�y p>,.' portion of witne�i'�e�riiu���i? i jr w. nes.; but 1 bowJiMUr Ur^^W^Mim^' ft Mr. HuDt-Mjr; Wiloess was saw Ihe Sinilblield mreiinKat which Mr. Hnnt presided. ' If I the paper I do not think 1 should recollect JL I was at .... Manchester meeting in Jaauaryj but I was not at the dinner, r bad heard that there-was iorb.'.a Meetiogon Ihe9ib of Aiigfsl, but that it was put .oj& llfHOw the Defendant, Johnson. I do not recollect hearing^fromhim'lbal irwas put off. I bave known him twelve miinlbs. He keeps a shop nl Sbnile-hill, and I sumelinies}eall there lu bear the newsj when-I go to market: 4 baveuut-ofleil read a news, paper in his shop. 1 may have sometimes seen a paper there, but nnl often. If 1 saws paper th'eVei�"it wa'rf TAa Manchester Obsfrier. 1 '8W�r limtl'l^DUot recoltrct HSvi iiiglieard him rea'd'tbat paper in^Is'sh'up^ l-niir^ bave'beea 11 dt'Zrn tiinnt in liis sbop( since I' bave'knoivir biiii. " Suuie. limes I stopped five miniitesj aud suinetiiiiei lialf an'bnnr there.' I caiiiiot'^rrcuUect'-wlieiter utir conver^tioti gcne- tlie reth. eai^iiat bairet cda Reis'son, and Ibi ori'ofti P.)ihV8 fbdotH' cl�?e'df'tbS?aRe�ii6Hcia�w%i'.^^^ Tbtolop�a(�-WbrW, '*'wtv�r'�ad lliiii^ liD k^'WledRl'9fi.lbl 'Itesiiln1�i>k"iiV.^.it'.t I life. Mr Juslice BavLEY-They have a (^ight to shew thai one of the parties attending Ihe meedng was under an indictment fur blasphemy aud seililioii, if they can. If you object lu it, 1 shall lake a note of yonr objection. Mr. Huul-1 do, my Lord, object to it. I considi?r it a very illiberal proceeding. ' Mr. Juslice Bayley-^Tlie Counsel for the prosecution have a light 16 put their case in the strongest point of view. Examination resumed-I know Carlile's slmpl I am-not rertaiu whether:! kuew that Carliie was under an indict'ment before J arrived. 1 know Wooler. His shop is in Fleets street. I believe it is, pretty notorious that Carlih-'s shop is called the Teoipte of Reason. The ollire for tlie Republican and Deijt is painted over the door. I have seen Hunt al a meeting al the Crown and Anchor Tavern. .Ilwasnn the death of Sir S. Romily. Sir F. Burden was in tbe Chair. This was the first lime i saw Hunt.' Mr.'Hunt-My l.�rdi it matters not wlielheror not 1 was at a public meeting with Mr. Carliie.' Every niauis presumed iiiuucent until proved guilty. Mr; licAHL^TT-He ivas under an iudiclment at Ihe time of his attending the meeting. Mr. Justice B^ylky-This is not evidence against the Defendants; it is nol proved that they koew he kept a shop of the kind described. ^ I was not at Carliie's (rial. 1 nevef was al a public meet-ing before the .10th. 1 saw the processions inarch through tlie town. 1 cauiiol say how many persons were on the field. The people were janiiued very close together.- 1.heard Air. Hunt's address. 1 was al a distance from Mr. Haul's cai-ricge when he nirived,aitd could not lell who were in it. Rer-examiued by; Mr. Hunt.-Tlie people were not drawn up in military order on the ground. Had the whole uieeling been in line, I probably might have furnird �ome idea of their uumbers. . I never heard thai Carliie had been con-victed. uf any crime before last August. 1 know ihat Wooler was tried before AugUet last; but I have uol hrar.d Ibat be wag convicted, I never saw you in company with either Carliie �rWuoler.. I Ihougbt Ibe people iu the field were ill avery.uumiiilury order. I saw nonewilh large slicks, ur with staves shuutilered -as soldiers carry muskets. It did not striketbatt.be people,luund tbe hustings looked like disciplined troops, reuily to protect you orflght for you, as occasion required.-. By the JuooE.^They did no,t appear ready lo fieht, for they had not anus. It ilid nut strike me, as a military man, ' that the parlies I saw must have hern drilled, in .order to enable ibei^t to walk'as they did, I Could, tell by the car if a body of troops were inurehliig, from their unifoimily of step. It d^d.UQt strike my ear thai the parlies ,1 saw were marching in miiriary order. I ihiuk the row� were some paces from'each other. To the best of my belief they did not lurk up as,soldiers do in marching. - The people stoo,d so close where 1 was'on the field as iiot lo he in a condition fur of-feusive operations.' Wm. Thelwali exantiined by Mr". Hunt.-I am a builder, and reside at Afanchester. I was there on the 16th of August last.- I live in Lloyd-street, about 200 yanls from the plara where (heimeeling was held; '� 1 have a wife and family. I saWsume ofthe '{irocessiuiis on the 16lb August. They rarae peaceably; in the iiiai manner � peijple walk at club feasts.; 1 wasabmil'inyiiwu business on'that day. I fell np vebavea great number of ^ftitji^ti^ , great espebae. rorn, and examined by Atr. Hnni-�1 am a mamifaclurer iixthewooUen Irade I reside at Salfij�l|-: 1 ulleiided'llicmeetintod ibelfitb of Aogoat, 1 sawVtrjr few nf tbe procesaion^oing to it. I tvenl to, ibe'Aeld aboat half, past eleven 'Iwu aclipg ai a tp^cial conslabie. 1 re.^ mained on Ihe field iq^lut.(opacity udtif between balf-p^at one aiid'iwo.. I refnseW-WaHjjre ayy depetUiOtis'of whatt ha.l seen. 1 remained yntil yon ^m9i|afu|j[,(lie frAlSndj IT** some time afleiwawls.- I saiv sonie of ihu prti3?Mii�iiftJggA^ up. 1 was not exatily iir the line of spi'rlal Coii'stablcs^A^ was near them; i ��s iu Ihe line someUuies. I was'Sftfcn or-lweiily yards from the huslintrs. After ilie c'avaliy, had made their appearance, 1 went lo Mr. Uuxtou'a house, 'iho uieeling waM ilien ptrtially dispeised. 'ITie pailies, came on the fieldiiii sections. 'I'bey Were four or fi've ahreasr, ^nd had music and colours. THts miTde no parrieulac impi eajjoii ou Illy mind at-the-monieiil-. They did. uot coin.' i'n n wa^ tu wulking-slicks, such lis are geHienlfty hrong'lit by |,e'.-Bbns from the country. 1 have seed such at' MiinthfHiij'r Racea.- I did not see Ihem. offer any insult, or viu|* any oife. 1 was nol at that aide'whcre Ihe people cahic in, I was 4urrontilled by a very close body of people. The people iniglu hot know that 1 was a sjiecial cooslable, as I did not shew my stair. I believe some of Ihe oilier cu.uslahlcs did. I saw Ihe Cavalry arrive on Ihe fieht. , ... By (he Jdid that it was'not (b? intention of the. Blagislrntes to inic.--. fere either direclly or iiidir.ectly with Iji'c, Hieetiii};, p-nd-lbere-fore it was thaTlTelt no alarm as Itrthe result. , .1 saw the yeomanry come up lo the erowd. When iji-y advanced to-ward-i ihe hustings, I aiid those'aboul .iiie eudeavaUred to getaway. No resistance was'oft'ered lo Ihein. 1 fell alarmed when 1 saw the military come on the giHinod. _ - Cross-examined by Mr.5cARLKTT-1 have been a sp'etial constable for Saltord two ^eara. The 8peci:il consi'>>blea are persons of roapeclahility. i had often heaid of dcilliiig in Ihe neiglibonrhood before, the meeting, but I am. not. aware that an alarm was,ci-eated in consequence. I.bearrf.iione of uiy acquaintance express any fears. The parlies inarcbed. lo the ground. 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Hum... for once I am home and drats the cold weather is here.....
Way too windy to do anything out there, even if it was warmer. Major
rush last night to get some things in the garage, as the wind chill here
today was supposed to be 20 (actually, it didn't do that... I think it
is like 39 or something, but it is chilly)... Supposed to be back to
normal temps tomorrow, so gardening may happen then....
Dh decided it was too cold in the house this am.... so the furnace is
running and I am sweating my..... off. He keeps turning it up and I keep
turning it down, hot flashes... ya know, LOL!.
Back to inside cleaning- yuck! Amazing how dirty a house can get over a
Who can't remember when the last time I was home for an entire weekend!
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Troublemaker. That was the term on several of our minds as we discussed what we would like to put in the space marked occupation on our passports. Then the American on my left at a lunch during this week's TEDGlobal in Edinburgh pondered aloud the potential consequences. I recalled how it appeared that China froze my visa application after I tweeted on the fishing and rare-earths spat between China and Japan last year. But within an hour we were listening to people who merited the Nobel Prize in troublemaking.
One, artist Hassan Elahi, explained what happened after his name was added in 2002 – and in error – to the US government's watch list. Six months of questioning followed. He made light of it at times, but the fear and paranoia of the era was palpable in his almost unbelievably Kafkaesque story. As the TED conference book, Stuff of Life, explains his eventual response, "Figuring once in the system, never out, he decided to turn the tables and co-operate –with a vengeance."
He turned his life inside out. "I can watch myself better than you ever could," he decided after his multiple encounters with so-called intelligence agencies, "and I can get a lot of detail you never could." So he began to bombard them with phone calls and emails documenting his every move, his hotel bills, his airline tickets and photos of everything from each and every airline meal he ate to each and every urinal he used around the world.
Wearing a GPS sensor, he has catalogued his life online, minute-by-minute, at TrackingTransience.net. At the last count, there were 46,000 images on his website. Among a long list of government agencies that have visited the site are the CIA and the executive office of the president. Elahi jokes that, given that intelligence agents collect information, he is simply cutting out the middleman. By turning his life inside out, he broke free – concluding that "the best way to protect privacy is to give it away."
Fine if you live in a democracy, but one-time Islamic extremist Maajid Nawaz warned that those who often make the most effective use of new telecoms technologies are extreme groups. British-born, Nawaz joined the global Islamist party Hizb ut-Tahrir, dedicated to uniting all Muslim countries under one caliphate – and rapidly rose through the ranks. It all ended rather badly with a hefty prison sentence in Egypt.
Concluding that the party was showing fascistic tendencies, he left, remaining a Muslim but not an Islamist. Instead, he is now concerned that extremism is spreading virally and argues that the only way forward for democracy – often at its most vigorous when serving as an ideology of resistance – is to encourage a bottom-up movement among young people globally.
Democracy, again, must turn itself inside out. And the message that I came away with from the lunch – hosted by the German financial services group Allianz – was that the time has also come to turn many of our business models inside out. Before the lunch, I had been talking with Nicolai Tewes, a senior vice-president with Allianz (interest declared: Volans works with Allianz4Good), when one of the presenters upstairs showed the mythical Apple Big Brother ad broadcast just once – during the 1984 Superbowl.
As we watched, we decided that what TED has done is turn key elements of higher education inside out by opening up the thinking of many of the most intelligent, creative and effective people on the planet to anyone with an internet connection. Surprisingly, as Tewes noted, maybe eight out of ten people he talks to in European business still haven't heard of TED – in case you're one of the eight, it's a non-profit that discusses ideas worth spreading – but the rapid expansion of the TED Universe is one of the most exciting online developments of recent years.
Capitalism, too, must now turn itself inside out, or at least that is what you would conclude if you had listened to Richard Wilkinson, co-author of Spirit Level. He demonstrated just how powerfully social inequality is linked in all countries to social disorders such as mental illness, violence and crime. The happiest societies, his team found, are those that are most equal. Noting that there were many Americans in the audience, he asserted that, "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should move to Denmark!"
At the darker end of the happiness spectrum, nano-energy entrepreneur Justin Tipping-Hall pulled a scruffy, battered photo from his wallet towards the end of his talk – an image of girl dying of thirst in Sudan 18 years ago, with a vulture pacing impatiently nearby. At the time, he recalled, he had concluded that this was: "Wrong, just wrong. We can do better than this."
Inspired by the need to make clean, safe, cheap energy universally available, he has been turning carbon logic inside out. Instead of burning the stuff, he says, we should zoom deep into carbon's atomic structure and work out how to develop radically different energy supply technologies, eventually dispensing with the need for conventional power plants and grids.
Sometimes you wonder what these so-called TEDsters are on, but for the most part it seemed to be can-do spirit. And the man who took my breath away was Yves "Jetman" Rossy, who in 2008 rocketed across the Channel with jet engines strapped to his back. Few people so dramatically symbolise the apparently insane ambition of the new breed of change-makers who want to make this new century of ours the best yet.
Perhaps you won't be surprised after all of this to hear that one key conclusion of the Allianz session was that the financial industries must get much better at doing what Apple did: engaging and harnessing the interest and imaginations of customers. Bringing the outside in.
And just maybe that's what the increasingly mainstream sustainability industry also needs to do before its milestone events next year, embracing an even more disruptive class of troublemaker, with the aim of rebooting our unsustainable mindsets, behaviours, cultures and – underpinning everything else – paradigm.
John Elkington is executive chairman of Volans, co-founder of SustainAbility, a member of the IIRC, blogs, tweets and is a member of the Guardian's sustainable business advisory panel.
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Monster Hunter: Through Blood and Tears
Chapter 1
All was quiet in the city of Loc Lac. Which was a first, because normally the bustling city would be thriving with energy.
Merchants of all kinds began closing shop for the night, while the more stubborn kept theirs open, determined to get the last customer in the final hours of the day, trying to get them to buy exotic wares and the like.
Hunters returning from their latest triumph, and for some…their defeat, slowly slumped towards either their homes or towards the tavern for a quick drink. Half the time those quick drinks would end up having them passed out, sprawled across the floor.
Yet the life of a hunter remains the same. Go out, risk your life, and get out alive.
For some it was all for the zenny, or currency in the city of Loc Lac.
For others, it was about the glory: the glory of becoming the most successful and the most powerful group of hunters around.
It was dream rarely reached, and a dream many never get to see.
However, on this particular night, one group of hunters, unaware of it at the moment, have an opportunity for such a goal. It will put all of them to the very best of their ability.
Whether they make it or not…remains to be seen…
Day 1
Ton hated waiting. Normally he didn't mind it so much. Originally it gave him a chance to gather his thoughts, such as what rewards his group might receive, or what dangers they may encounter on their next quest.
However, he found himself lying back on a bench next to a dinner table in the Tavern, listening to the boastful chants of overconfident rookies who had just probably slain their first Great Jaggi by the skins of their teeth.
He couldn't blame them, though. It seemed like it was just last month that he and his party of hunters had slain a Barroth. At the time, it was Ton's first opportunity to engage an ordinary creature of the Sandy Plains with a full group of hunters. The rookie at the time was Matthew, who proved himself to be quite the admirable Gunner. Never before had Ton seen so many "Pierce" shots get lodged straight in a Barroth's tough, mud-coated forehead without getting rammed. Yet Matthew did it, and since then, Ton has appreciated and respected the younger one.
He sat up, sighing over both the memories and of the migraine the rookie hunter group were starting to give him.
Stepping away towards the bench, he headed down towards the Market section of Loc Lac. Although, he had no intention of buying anything. He was only trying to clear his head and enjoy the crisp, dry desert air.
One could wonder how so many could even stand Loc Lac at all. You would think a city full of hunters would turn most rich folk towards madness and set up a living elsewhere, but it turns out the rich folk were the ones keeping the Guild in business. The more money the hunters made, the more the Guild gets rewarded. And the more the Guild pays for supplies and provisions for the hunters, the more zenny was given to the rich. In the end, it created a cycle to keep everybody happy.
Ton had grown accustomed to this life cycle, and personally enjoyed every minute of it. Stretching, he gave a yawn. A pretty loud yawn, mostly due to his fatigue and aching bones. His tiredness evaporated when he was lightly shaken on his shoulder.
Turning, Ton realized it was Matthew, his helmet off and his rifle strapped across his back.
"Better not let Kross see you do that. You know he'll pester you about being tired," he said with a sizable hint of bantery.
Ton snorted, rather displeased with the hunter's name being mentioned. "I don't care what Kross tells me. I'm still as good a hunter as he is, and he needs to learn to respect that."
Matthew shrugged, sitting down on a barrel and began cleaning his rifle's barrel with a cloth.
Ton wasn't really in the mood for discussing about Kross, the veteran hunter that had existed in their group for a little over two years now. Wiping his brow from the humid air, he glanced back at the Tavern. "You seen Jason anywhere?"
Matthew shrugged. "You know the boss. Always preparing for whenever and whatever," he said, glancing down the rifle's sight.
"He's been like that for as long as I've known him, I'll admit. Never seems to rest-"
"-and you're any different?" Matthew chuckled.
Ton looked away, a little flustered from his teammate's statement. Wanting to completely avoid the topic, he commented on Matthew's rifle, a really rare gun known as the "Aquatimatic Longshot".
"The barrel is getting a little rusty."
"Yeah, who'd have thought?" Matthew replied, adding a little to Ton's relief he wouldn't bring up the original topic again. "I seriously need to take this down to the Forge before our next quest; otherwise this entire gun will be useless."
Ton scoffed, a little bewildered at this. "You're joking."
"You've slain over twenty Rathalos with that thing. Your armor is proof of that," Ton responded.
"Yeah? What are you getting at?"
"What I'm saying is: If you can withstand almost being roasted alive twenty times, then chances are your gun can withstand just as long without being useless by…rust," Ton stated.
Matthew looked baffled, unsure of what to make of Ton's attitude. Finally, a smitten and teasing smile crossed his face. "You're either worried about Jason's next decision, or that he's quitting, aren't you?"
"Q-quitting? P-preposterous!" Ton spat, completely aghast at his friend's babble. "Where in the name of-?"
"Yeesh, keep your pants on…" Matthew muttered. "I'm only pulling your leg. No need to be so tense."
Ton sighed. "I suppose I may have been a little on edge lately-"
"Hmph, may have? I knew you were full of it, Ton, but really, what an understatement."
Ton winced hearing the gruff sounding voice of his last teammate.
Kross, casually inspecting his helmet while leaning against a pole right in the shadows, chuckled at the glint it gave. "You know, if you were gonna have a group conversation, the least you could have done is invite me," Kross said in a mocking tone.
Ton regained his composure, his slight anger slowly reforming into malice. "Hiding in the shadows tonight, are we, Kross? I must say, such low standards, even for you."
"You want me to come out? Fine," Kross chuckled, which sounded like metal grinding against one another.
Kross indeed did step out, revealing the sinister looking Alatreon armor he wore, which glistened in the moonlight like a black, sparkling sun.
Ton paid his due respects to that armor which Kross wore. Fighting an Alatreon and making armor out of one was no easy task, but to do it alone? Only Kross was that crazy and experienced.
And then there was the eye-patch.
Ton hated the eye-patch.
It was said that long ago, during Kross's rookie years as a hunter, he was ambushed by a simple dozen Jaggi. Many of them inflicted minor bite wounds, but one managed to get him in the eye. Kross, who at the time was a young brown coyote, had to abandon the quest he was doing and returned to one of Loc Lac's doctors. It was a lost cause, and despite resilience, the doctor had to amputate Kross's eye.
Since that day, Kross always wore that eye-patch, as a sign of his older days and as an accessory of fear.
Kross squinted his one green eye down on Ton, looking him over. "You ever gonna decide to equip some real armor?"
Kross was referring to Ton's armor, made entirely out of Alloy.
Ton scoffed, quite proud of the armor that he wore. "You ever gonna stop being such a dick?"
Kross spat onto the ground, quite disgusted by his teammate's posture. He stepped forward, glaring down at him, muttering, "I've killed people who've said that."
Luckily, Matthew casually separated the two from any dispute, which to Matthew was every other day. "C'mon, guys. Last thing we need is a fist fight. We're all exhausted, and we need all the rest we can get."
The two hunters glared at each other, but it was Ton who backed off first, clearly understanding the situation. "Matthew has a point. I'd rather not miss our next quest because of getting into a fight with some reckless barbarian."
"Hey," Kross said, grinning a little too maliciously. "I'm right here whenever you decide to grow the balls to strike first. I've got a hunger for blood tonight, and unless you want to end up first-"
"Can it," Matthew said impatiently. "Both of you."
Both hunters backed off.
Matthew grinned. "There we go. Laissez-faire."
Ton nodded. He had to admit, Matthew sure knew how to say the right words to get everyone to relax. Even though Ton didn't know a single word of French.
"I see you two still haven't gotten along."
Everyone turned to see none other than Jason, wearing his prized set of Lagiacrus armor. His stare was enough to send shivers down your spine, mostly because an annoyed Jason to the group...was simply bad.
He glanced at all of them, but mostly focusing on Ton and Kross. "Well? What's it about this time? And don't tell me you're fighting over drinks again."
Both hunters didn't say a word.
Jason sighed, wiping the sweat from his forehead. "Whenever you're both done, get to the tent. ASAP."
And with that, Jason walked away.
Matthew blinked, scratching the back of his head. "Usually the boss is rather chatty…"
Ton also noticed this slight change in their leader's attitude. "Something's up. I'm sure of it."
Kross merely scoffed and walked towards the direction Jason moved to just a few seconds earlier. "No shit."
Matthew and Ton watched their tank of an ally steadily move his way down the path. Matthew peered to Ton. "Remember I said you were worried about him quitting?"
"Yes. It was merely a joke, if I recall."
Matthew shrugged. "Who am I to tell?"
And with that, Matthew adjusted the strap containing his gun and followed.
Ton was left standing there in the humid air, thinking about his comrade's words.
God, I sure hope I'm not right… Ton thought, and swiftly proceeded into the night.


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Casa Marta is a comfortable three double bedroom house, built in a simple Portuguese style. It boasts great views of the Atlantic and the nearby hills and it offers full mod-cons, from fully equipped kitchen, through air conditioning, to a private swimming pool and a large, secluded garden.
Its location really is stunning - up a little lane in an area of soft hilly terrain, with an abundance of cork, almond, carob and olive trees and only a couple of neighbours nearby. The local restaurant - in a real, Portuguese style, serves locals and tourists alike with generous portions of local delicacies.
The villa is only 4km away from the beautiful town of Tavira, where supermarkets, restaurants, bars, etc. can be found. Tavira in itself is worth a visit, or two, as it is charming and really friendly. You'll find you can access one of the many beaches from there.
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East Algarve is tranquil and beautiful, with a relaxed atmosphere and fantastic amenities. It is also generally cheaper than many other European destinations. The weather is warm and mild in winter months, while in the summer temperatures can reach 40C in the sun. May, September and October aren't as hot; however, June to August are pleasant due to the steady Atlantic breeze.
There is plenty to do in the area. The more active types can enjoy golf, tennis, horse riding, water sports and many more other activities. If you are interested in history and architecture then you will be spoilt for choice. The old town in Faro, the Moorish Silves Castle or the stunning Estoi Palace are just a few of the nearby attractions.
If you feel like venturing further afield, you could make a day trip to Spain. Drive to Villa Real De San Antonio and take the short ferry crossing across the river to Spain. You could also go to Gibraltar or the stunning Seville. And if you would rather have a truly Portuguese experience, why not visit Lisbon, which is now only 3 hours away by express train from Faro.
Tavira is one of the most architecturally beautiful towns in the Algarve. Its old buildings, narrow cobbled streets and historical sites give it a charming character that will come to embrace you. Its sandy beaches can be accessed by a small boat, which ferries people all day.
Other nearby towns are also worth a visit – try Olhao and its markets (on water front) full of fresh, local and cheap produce. Cabanas and Pedras del Rey – small fishing villages are also worth a visit, as well as Santa Luzia, where you are guaranteed to find catch of the day in almost every water-front restaurant.
The Portuguese seem to believe in simple but fresh food. You will find many basic-looking restaurants but don't be put off by their appearance, as they tend to serve the best food and, often, very cheap. Try the Taberna Basillio (just by Casa Marta) – often praised by our guests. There are plenty of good restaurants in central Tavira, Luz de Tavira, Olhao and pretty much everywhere with tables and chairs will serve decent food.
Every town also has many festivals and market days throughout the summer. Tavira, as an example, will hold popular saints festivities through June, a handicraft festival in August and a folklore one in September. However, there are plenty of towns and nearby villages' celebrations pretty much all summer and you are almost guaranteed to come across a street event every weekend. The Tavira market day is every third Monday of a month.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner
- High chair
Bed & bathroom
- 2 Full beds, 2 Twin beds
- 1 Family bathroom, 2 En suites
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Private garden
- Patio
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Stove
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Iron
- High chair
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
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- To be covered by Payment Protection this rental needs to be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal. Never pay for your holiday rental by wire transfer (such as Western Union or Moneygram) as this type of payment is untraceable.
- Smoking
- Yes, smoking allowed
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Marta M.
- Response rate:
- 95%
- Calendar last updated::
- 01 Mar 2017
- Years listed:
- 7
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
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Languages spoken: English
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"Excellent semi rural villa with ample room for 4-6 and a nice garden and pool"
The villa is part way up a hillside,down a track, and is well maintained with a fairly large pool and garden with lots of trees and shade. The location provides easy access to the Algarve motorway (3 mins) as well as a restaurant (an easy 5 min walk back to the main road) and a good new supermarket on the edge of Tavira. The air con in the rooms worked well and the villa was maintained to a god standard with everything you could ever need for catering. East Algarve property management were very accommodating with an excellent welcome pack, a clean and linen change after the first week, and the ability to leave late on our last day. All in all a very good choice.
"Wonderful !"
We had a wonderful two weeks at Casa Marta. The villa was in an excellent location, only 2 minutes walk from a fabulous restaurant (rustic and very reasonable), and a short drive to Tavira which is a beautiful traditional town with some excellent restaurants. The villa was spotlessly clean on arrival and a great welcome pack was provided. It was also cleaned and bedding changed half way through our holiday. With having two older teenagers we appreciated the three bathrooms, and air conditioning in all the bedrooms made for a comfortable nights sleep. The villa is very spacious and the beds were comfortable. The pool is a good size with enough space for sunbathing and plenty of loungers with pads are provided . There is a huge covered terrace off the lounge with a table and chairs set. What would really make this area very special would be the addition of some lounger / comfortable type seating to sit and read or enjoy an evening drink. Dealing with the owners when booking was also extremely easy and they were very quick to respond which is always appreciated when trying to sort flights etc. This is a very traditional area of the Algarve with amazing beaches and wonderful local restaurants. It is not touristy like other areas of the Algarve which is why we love it !
"Never been to a better villa!"
Our family had a wonderful nine nights at Casa Marta. The welcome pack was fantastic - best we have ever been given - as was the tour by the house representative. The house itself is huge and the garden goes on and on. The pool was easily large enough for the four of us and as the weather was gorgeous it got plenty of use. Really great house and one we will definitely return too. Many thanks. Jo, Phil, Ben and Lewis
"Wonderful holiday villa in rural area"
Casa Marta is the perfect holiday villa in a quiet area. We travelled with our 3 sons of 8,10 and 13 years old. When we arrived, the owner already provided us with a complete welcome package. Everything you need for a perfect holiday is available in this house. The swimming pool is nice and refreshing, the kitchen is well equipped, everything is clean and all the bedrooms as well as the living room have airco. The nice restaurant nearby the house (luis do prego) serves great seafood for a small price. What we really enjoyed was that you are away from all the tourists but still close to the beautiful places the Algarve offers. We made a trip to Sevilla (Spain). What a beautiful city! So we were very satisfied with everything.
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I bought my husband his first pair about 12 years ago. He was so thrilled with them he had me buy another pair. About every 2 years I buy at least 2 new pair (not because they wear out but because his waist keeps growing ) When they get to used for him to wear to work he just keeps them for weekends and working around the house. I even bought waist extenders so he can keep wearing the ones that don't quite fit.
My husband works outside all winter, and this past one was especially rough in upstate NY. I bought him quite a few of these early in the season, and as it became colder and colder I was concerned that the twill fabric of these lined work pants wouldn't be as warm as the lined jeans he normally wears. He said that the wind didn't blow through them, they were just as warm as his lined jeans always were. When I asked him if he had anything to add to this review, he said... just tell them "I like ... 'em". We'll be buying these again.
I have a welding shop and have found that these gloves hold up better than other brands.
Excellent product! Great quality and highly recommended
Bought it a couple of weeks ago, fits great! Great for working in the hot summer days.
My husband loves the shirts. Great fit. Stays sweat free in hot weather.
Fit great and very durable they are perfect for storing my phone in the small side pocket.
I bought these for a Christmas gift for my husband. He loves them and I buy him the same kind, usually every other year. He likes the style and feel.
I beat the heck out out my jean at work and Dickies really take a beating. I like the relaxed fit too
These duck jeans are great. When they are new, I wear them to the office and they look good. Once I start getting the inevitable stains, rip or tears, they make super work jeans. I I'll even wear them dirtbiking as they are pretty comfortable and allow for good movement.
I bought a pair of these awhile back and noticed how well they handle my abuse.
Fits right and looks good also very comfortable would recommend.
I work in shipbuilding and repair the Deluxe Blended Coverall has been my coverall of choice for over 20 years they have NEVER failed me, durable and comfortable for summer or winter. I've literally worked with and around hundreds of people in my shipyard career of 37 years and I've seen all kinds of coveralls, Dickies ( Deluxe Blended Coverall) coveralls are clearly the best. Thanks for the quality and keep up the good work
Well made piece of clothing, my mother worked in the garment industry. Nicely finished; really like the heavy duty zippers. Well designed, easy to get in and out of, I do take my shoes off and on, and comfortable to wear. The material feels sturdy, I'll report back on durability at a later time, all and all great coveralls
My husband LOVE the the jeans the are a good fit and
Just got these....I am a welder's helper and a female. Love Ariat Jeans for women but they did not have Ariat FR'S for women so I tried the men's. Material is perfect for freedom of movement! They are a little big... but will work for in the patch. Ariat please get some FR clothing for women!
Great fit and very comfortable . Wash up nicely . Wish they came in black.
lightweight work pants perfect for working outdoors
Christmas gift for my son in law it was what he needed for his work and really appreciated it.
I bought 3 pairs of these for my husband. He loves how they are to work in as he works outside all day. My complaint is after 2 washes one of the pair has a hole in them. Not sure if I just got an unlucky pair or if the others will soon wear out. I've never had any other clothes rip like that just from my washer. If the others hold up I'll take my loss and buy another pair bc like I said early he really does like how they feel to work in the heat all day.
I bought these to try as an alternative to the 5.11's that weren't performing well, as i am in the Lawn maintenance business.These pants are very comfortable, fitting perfectly but still allowing "room to breath" where its needed most. Excellent drying and wicking and very durable. They go well with the equivalent Carhartt Force long sleeve shirts for work.
I bought these pants in relaxed fit with the comfort waist and the loose fit.The loose fit feels right the relaxed fit seems to be at least a size to big.Suspect they will be great pants as have all my Dickies pants.Really need to do something about the new shorty zippers,my only real complaint.Do they still make pants with regular zippers in them?
I need pants that bend and move with me, I do a lot of kneeling and bending at work...these "flex" fit waistband Dickies are perfect for that...and they are extremely comfortable as well.
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Need to submit Medicare-related forms to SpinLife? Please fax to: 1-866-716-3278
is an authorized Medicare provider and we are happy to assist you in obtaining
reimbursement from Medicare for lift chairs, rolling walkers and wheelchair
cushions. Items eligible for Medicare reimbursement are marked with this icon:
Please note: SpinLife does not provide Courtesy Billing for Medicaid.
Please take the time to look through common questions you might have about Medicare billing below. If you need additional help, please call our Medicare specialists at 1-800-850-0335.
How does Medicare "courtesy billing" work?
We understand that the process of submitting claims to Medicare can be difficult and time consuming. To help make the process easier, SpinLife offers what is known as Courtesy Billing. This means that after you purchase an eligible product from SpinLife and request at checkout that we courtesy bill Medicare, we handle all of the documentation required to submit a claim to Medicare on your behalf. If your claim is approved by Medicare, they will reimburse you directly for their portion of your claim.
Please note the following important information about Medicare Courtesy billing:
How much will I be reimbursed through Medicare?
Medicare assigns every product that is eligible for reimbursement what is called an "allowable amount". The allowable amount is the maximum amount that Medicare will consider as the total price of the item. The allowable amount for each item varies slightly by state. Medicare will pay 80% of the allowable amount or 80% of the cost of the item from SpinLife, whichever is less. The other 20%, or copay, is the beneficiary's responsibility.
Because SpinLife's prices are generally well below the Medicare allowable amount for eligible products, your 20% copay will likely be less than what it would be if you purchased from a local medical equipment supplier. This could mean significant savings on your 20% copay. Here are allowable amounts for items commonly purchased on SpinLife:
· Lift Chair Mechanisms (HCPCS Code E0627):
The allowable range is between $250-$300. View a state-by-state reimbursement chart.
· Wheelchair cushions that provide skin protection and/or positioning (HCPCS Code E2605-E2622):
The allowable ranges from $250 - $350 for standard sizes, depending on the specific cushion you choose.
Please note the following important information about Medicare reimbursement amounts:
· Any applicable deductibles must be met before Medicare will reimburse you for their portion of the allowable amount on an approved claim.
· While we can't guarantee Medicare reimbursement, we can promise that we'll work with you to ensure that claims will be filed accurately and completely.
Is Courtesy Billing for scooters available in my area?
Medicare has instituted complex rules regarding the coverage process for mobility scooters. Therefore, SpinLife no longer offers the option of requesting Medicare Courtesy Billing for mobility scooters when ordering online. If after reading the reimbursement criteria listed below, you still feel that you have an eligible claim, please call and talk to a sales specialist to request Courtesy Billing.
Current Rules:
Effective September 1, 2012, for residents of CA, FL, IL, MI, NY, NC and TX: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) implemented a Prior Authorization (PA) process for scooters for people with Fee-For-Service Medicare who reside in seven states with high populations of fraud- and error-prone providers. The PA process does not disqualify you from reimbursement; it just changes the procedure for billing and delivery. Therefore, if you live in these states we will not be able to ship your product until we send all the necessary paperwork to Medicare and they respond to us with the authorization to proceed. For more information, see "Fact Sheet: General Information" (PDF).
We are also unable to provide Courtesy Billing to Medicare if the beneficiary resides in a Competitive Bid Area (CBA). The ZIP codes included in each CBA are posted on the Competitive Bidding Implementation Contractor (CBIC) web site: http://dmecompetitivebid.com/palmetto/cbic.nsf/DocsCat/Home. Beginning July 1, 2013, over 90% of the population of the US will be included in a CBA, and SpinLife will no longer provide any Courtesy Billing for mobility scooters.
How does the reimbursement process work?
After purchasing a Medicare-eligible product and requesting that SpinLife bill Medicare on your behalf, we will work with you to complete the required documentation and submit your claim.
Here's the basic process:
Step 1:: We will send you the three documents listed below, which you must read and sign. You may provide your electronic signature online during the checkout process or via the Medicare email that you receive from SpinLife. You may also choose to print, sign and return these documents to SpinLife via fax or mail.
Required documents:
— Medicare Supplier Standards
— HIPAA Privacy Notice
— HIPAA Authorization Form
Step 2: We will ask you to submit the following information to SpinLife:
— The prescription from your physician for all Medicare eligible equipment. This prescription must have a date that is before the date your product is delivered.
— A copy of your Medicare Card, both front and back
— Your date of birth
— For lift chairs only, please have your physician fill out the Certificate of Medical Necessity (CMN) document, which we will provide. This document must be signed/dated within 30 days of the written RX date, and can be returned to SpinLife by either the physician's office or by you.
- For mobility scooters only, you will schedule a face-to-face Functional Mobility Examination with your physician. Full details of the process are provided in the Medicare packet which we will provide.
- For cushions only, the manufacturer name, model number, serial number and date of purchase of the wheelchair already on file with Medicare for which the cushion will be used
Step 3: After all information is received, including the information required by your physician, SpinLife will file your claim with Medicare within seven days.
Step 4: Medicare will process your claim. Medicare has between 45-60 days to respond to you regarding your claim and if your claim is approved, you will receive reimbursement directly from Medicare.
Important Note: SpinLife cannot provide Courtesy Billing for customers that have an HMO Medicare Advantage Plan as their primary coverage (such as Secure Horizons HMO or Humana HMO). An Advantage HMO is a Medicare replacement HMO program whose services have been enlisted to manage your Medicare coverage and benefits.
Can you bill HMO Medicare Advantage Plans like Secure Horizons or Humana?
SpinLife cannot provide Courtesy Billing for customers that have an HMO Medicare Advantage Plan as their primary coverage (such as Secure Horizons HMO or Humana HMO). An Advantage HMO is a Medicare replacement HMO program whose services have been enlisted to manage your Medicare coverage and benefits.
What is the reimbursement criteria for mobility scooters?
The beneficiary may qualify for reimbursement for a mobility scooter (also called power operated vehicles or POVs) if the following general criteria are met:
— Medicare will deny a scooter as not medically necessary when it is needed only for use outside the home. A scooter that is beneficial primarily in allowing the beneficiary to perform leisure or recreational activities, or to move about outside the home for activities such as shopping or traveling around the neighborhood will be denied as not medically necessary. Medicare will only cover a mobility scooter when the beneficiary meets the following strict criteria:
—The beneficiary must have a mobility limitation which prevents them from performing one or more mobility related activities of daily living in the home, including toileting, eating, bathing, and grooming.
— There cannot be other conditions that limit the beneficiary from performing mobility-related activities of daily living at home, such as significant impairments of cognition or judgment and/or vision. This only applies if these other conditions cannot be addressed through other means, including caregiver support.
— The beneficiary must demonstrate the capability and the willingness to consistently operate the device safely.
— A cane, walker, or manual wheelchair will not provide the necessary functional mobility for mobility related activities inside the home.
— The beneficiary's environment must allow for the use of scooter in all areas where the mobility related activities of daily living are customarily performed.
— For a scooter, the beneficiary must have sufficient strength and postural stability to operate the scooter.
What is the reimbursement criteria for lift chairs?
Medicare only covers the seat-lift mechanism, but not the actual chair/furniture portion itself. The reimbursement amount is between $250-$300 depending on the state (view chart) in which the beneficiary is located if the coverage criteria are met. A lift chair is considered medically necessary if all of the following coverage criteria are met:
— The beneficiary must have severe arthritis of the hip or knee, or have a severe neuromuscular disease.
— The seat lift mechanism must be a part of the physician's course of treatment and be prescribed to effect improvement, or arrest or retard deterioration in the patient's condition.
— The patient must be completely incapable of standing up from a regular armchair or any chair in their home.
— Once standing, the patient must have the ability to walk, even if a cane, walker or other assistance is required. Medicare will not cover this item if the beneficiary has a wheelchair, scooter, or power wheelchair on file.
— By Medicare standards, the fact that a beneficiary has difficulty or is even incapable of getting up from a chair, particularly a low chair is not sufficient justification for a seat lift mechanism. Almost all beneficiaries who are capable of ambulating can get out of an ordinary chair, if the seat height is appropriate and the chair has arms.
— Medicare requires that the physician ordering the seat lift mechanism must be the attending physician or a consulting physician for the disease or condition resulting in the need for a seat lift.
What is the reimbursement criteria for wheelchair cushions?
For wheelchair cushions, the wheelchair for which the cushion will be used must already be on file with Medicare. When Courtesy Billing for the corresponding cushion, Medicare requires the manufacturer, model and the date of purchase of the wheelchair on file. If no wheelchair is on file with Medicare, a cushion and wheelchair can be billed at the same time. The beneficiary must also either have a current pressure sore or have a previous history of a pressure sore on record due to the fact that Medicare will not cover any preventative items. Documentation of positioning requirements and any other risk factors will also be taken into consideration and should be submitted to SpinLife with the prescription.
Can you bill Medicare for a power wheelchair?
SpinLife cannot provide Courtesy Billing to Medicare for power wheelchairs (also called power mobility devices) because Medicare only provides coverage for power wheelchairs on a rental basis, and SpinLife does not provide rental equipment. If you rent a power wheelchair from a local dealer, you will pay a monthly copay of 20% of the monthly rental amount. There is no guarantee that you will receive new equipment, nor can you specify a choice of the brand or model that you prefer. After 13 months of continuous rental, the item is then "purchased" for the beneficiary by Medicare and no additional copay is required.
Many consumers choose to purchase their own power chair to guarantee that they receive new product instead of used product, and that they get the exact product they want. Talk to one of our product specialists about finding the perfect new chair to meet your specific needs, and about our financing options. We currently offer 6 months with no payments and no interest through BillMeLater.
Can you bill Medicare for a manual wheelchair, hospital bed, or patient lift?
Ultra Lightweight K0005 Manual Wheelchairs are the only type of manual wheelchairs that products that will be purchased upfront by Medicare. If you choose to purchase your ultra-lightweight wheelchair from SpinLife, we will be happy to assist you in filing for Courtesy Billing with Medicare. When ordering or filling out a quote simply select "Courtesy Medicare Billing." SpinLife will send you a packet of Medicare documents explaining the necessary steps to file with Medicare for reimbursement. SpinLife can send this packet to you electronically or by mail.
SpinLife only sells new equipment and does not provide rentals, therefore we are unable to bill Medicare for products that qualify as rental items. Standard wheelchairs, lightweight wheelchairs, hospital beds and patient lifts are considered rental items. They require a monthly copay of 20% of the monthly rental amount. After 13 months of continuous rental, the item is then "purchased" for the beneficiary and no additional copay is required.
Many consumers choose to purchase the items they need from SpinLife because our purchase price is often comparable to the 20% copay they would be required to pay over a 13 month rental period to a local dealer. Purchasing from SpinLife also guarantees that you will receive new items instead of used, and that you will get the exact product you want.
How can I find out if my physician has a valid NPI and PECOS enrollment?
Please note: Effective July 1, 2010, in order to be eligible for Medicare reimbursement on any durable medical equipment purchase, your prescribing physician must:
— Have a valid national provider identifier (NPI).
— Be enrolled in the Medicare Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System (PECOS).
If your prescribing physician does not have a valid NPI or PECOS enrollment, your claim will be denied. To view a list of physicians and non-physician practitioners who have a valid NPI and PECOS enrollment, you can visit this government website and download the PDF document titled Medicare Ordering and Referring File [PDF]. You can also contact your physician's office for this information.
Additional Information Required by Medicare
Warranty Information (Medicare requires that we provide this information)
Every product sold by our company carries a warranty which can range from 6 months to more than 5 years. SpinLife honors all manufacturer warranties, and will provide replacement parts, free of charge, for Medicare-covered equipment that is under warranty. In addition, an owner's manual with warranty information will be provided to beneficiaries for all equipment where this manual is available.
Medicare Capped Rental (Medicare requires that we provide this information)
Capped Rental Items are items where Medicare will pay a monthly rental fee for a period not to exceed 13 months, after which the ownership of the equipment is transferred to the Medicare beneficiary and it is the beneficiary's responsibility to arrange for any required equipment service or repair. Examples of this type of equipment include hospital beds, alternating pressure pads, air-fluidized beds, nebulizers, suction pumps, continuous airway pressure (CPAP) devices, patient lifts and trapeze bars.
Items Inexpensive or Routinely Purchased items Notification (Medicare requires that we provide this information)
Inexpensive or routinely purchased items include Lift Chair seat lift mechanisms, canes, walkers, crutches, commode chairs, low pressure and positioning equalization pads, home blood glucose monitors, pneumatic compressors (lymphedema pumps), bed side rails, and traction equipment. These items can be purchased or rented, although the total amount paid for monthly rentals cannot exceed the fee schedule purchase amount.
SpinLife does not provide rentals and does not provide most of these items with the exception of lift chair seat lift mechanisms.
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Can SpinLife bill Medicaid for my items?
Unfortunately, SpinLife cannot provide Courtesy Billing for Medicaid. We can only provide Courtesy Billing to Medicare or private insurance.


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Eligibility. If you are an individual legal resident of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia currently residing in the United States and are older than 18 years of age, you are eligible to enter the Giveaway. Our employees and our employees' immediate family members (spouses, domestic partners, parents, grandparents, siblings, children and grandchildren), and our affiliates, advisors or advertising/promotion agencies (and their immediate family members) are not eligible to enter the Giveaway.
Giveaway Period. The Giveaway begins at 9:00:00 a.m. (PT) on October 20, 2016 and ends at 12:00:00 p.m. (PT) on January 5, 2017 (the "Giveaway Period"). One drawing for prizes will take place on January 5, 2017, and prize winners will be contacted by email within 2 business days.
To be eligible for a prize, you must enter via either Entry Method #1 or Entry Method #2 below:
Entry Method #1 When you accept the special one-time offer that comes with your Texture gift, you get another 3 months of Texture for just $5, plus one entry to win the iPhone 7.
Entry Method #2 To receive one (1) entry without accepting the special one-time gift offer, send a 3×5 card with your name, address, e-mail address, and phone number to: Texture Gift Giveaway, 4600 Bohannon Drive, Suite 100, Menlo Park, CA 94025.
Mailing List. By entering the Giveaway, you consent to being placed on a mailing list for promotional and other materials from Texture. You may update or change your e-mail preferences by selecting "unsubscribe" at the bottom of any Texture email.
Other Promotions. Please note that we may be running similar giveaways at the same time as this Giveaway. By entering this Giveaway, you will not be eligible to receive any prize awarded in any other giveaway unless you enter each sweepstakes separately.
Prize. One (1) winner will receive an iPhone 7, in the form of a $649 Apple gift card.
The winner will be responsible for paying all costs and expenses related to the prize that are not specifically mentioned, including, but not limited to taxes, monthly mobile service, and any other expenses that might reasonably be incurred by a winner in receiving or using the prize.
Odds of Winning. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received throughout the Giveaway Period.
Additional Terms. We may, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law and in our sole discretion, change these rules or cancel the Giveaway at any time; or modify, terminate, or suspend the Giveaway should viruses, worms, bugs, unauthorized human intervention or other causes beyond our control corrupt or impair the administration, security, fairness or proper play of the Giveaway or submission of entries. We are not responsible for: (a) lost, misdirected, late, postage due, incomplete, or unintelligible entries or for inaccurate entry information, whether caused by you or by any of the equipment or programming associated with or utilized in the Giveaway, or by any technical or human error that may occur in the processing of entries; (b) any printing or typographical errors in any materials associated with the Giveaway; (c) any error in the operation or transmission, theft, destruction, unauthorized access to, or alteration of, entries, or for technical, network, telephone, computer, hardware or software, malfunctions of any kind, or inaccurate transmission of, or failure to receive any entry information on account of technical problems; or (d) injury or damage to your or any other computer resulting from downloading any materials in connection with the Giveaway. We may, in our sole discretion, disqualify any individual found to be: (x) tampering with the entry process or the operation of the Giveaway; (y) acting in violation of these rules; or (z) acting in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other person. If your entry is incomplete or if you use robotic, automatic, programmed or similar entry methods, your entry will be void. The authorized subscriber of the e-mail account used to enter the Giveaway at the actual time of entry will be deemed to be the participant and must comply with these rules in the event of a dispute as to entries submitted by multiple users having the same e-mail account. The authorized account subscriber is the natural person who is assigned an e-mail address by an Internet access provider, on-line service provider, or other organization responsible for assigning e-mail addresses for the domains associated with the submitted e-mail addresses. No greater than the number of prizes stated in these Official Rules will be awarded. If any technical errors occur in the selection of any potential prize winner or if more prizes are claimed than the number of prizes being awarded as provided in these Official Rules, we may award the prizes by random drawing from among all eligible claimants.
Miscellaneous. The Giveaway is governed by the laws of the United States. The Giveaway and all accompanying materials are © 2015 by Next Issue Media LLC and its affiliates. All rights reserved. If you win a prize, you may not transfer, assign, or redeem the prize for cash. We may substitute a prize with a prize of equal or greater value. Each winner agrees (for himself or herself and his or her heirs) that, by accepting the prize, we, along with each of our respective affiliates and agents (collectively, the "Released Parties"), will have no liability, and will be held harmless by the winner for any liability, loss, injury or damage to property or person, including death, and reasonable attorney's fees and court costs, due in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, by reason of the acceptance, possession, use or misuse of the prize or participation in the Giveaway, even if caused or contributed to by the negligence of any of the Released Parties. You agree that our decisions related to the Giveaway and the random drawings are final. Each winner agrees that, by participating in the Giveaway, we may use the winner's name, image or likeness in any manner and in any medium for our promotional purposes without additional compensation, except where prohibited by law, and we may be required to disclose the winner's address to state regulatory authorities.
Sponsor. Next Issue Media LLC ("we" or "us"), 4600 Bohannon Drive, Suite 100, Menlo Park, CA 94025
Privacy Notice: All information submitted in connection with this Giveaway will be treated in accordance with these Official Rules and Next Issue Media's Privacy Notice https://www.texture.com/legal/privacy-policy/.


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Total program credits needed for graduation: 46
One academic quarter is three months. You will have a three-week break between each quarter.
To learn more, call 866.933.5842, or email us. When you connect with Capella, we will immediately put you in touch with an enrollment counselor trained to assist you with specific questions and needs for your area of interest.
Core Courses:
Eleven Required Courses, 46 quarter credits
- Foundations of Master's Studies in Education (4 quarter credits)
- Survey of Research Methodology (4 quarter credits)
- Standards-Based Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment (4 quarter credits) OR
- Understanding Competency-Based Curriculum and Instruction (4 quarter credits)
- Classroom Management Strategies (4 quarter credits) OR
- Digital Citizenship and Technology Applications (4 quarter credits)
- Assessment and Instruction of English Language Learners (4 quarter credits)
- Strategies for Eliminating the Achievement Gap for English Language Learners (4 quarter credits)
Specialization Courses:
22 quarter credits
- Applied Linguistics (4 quarter credits)
- Second Language Acquisition (4 quarter credits)
- Methods, Curriculum, and Materials for English Language Learners (4 quarter credits)
- Culture, Society, and Language (4 quarter credits)
- Master's Capstone in English Language Learning and Teaching (6 quarter credits)
*This course has a prerequisite. Contact an enrollment counselor or refer to the course descriptions for more information.
This specialization does not lead to license, endorsement, or other professional credential. For more information, see the Licensure section for this program on Capella's website (www.capella.edu). Teachers are advised to contact their school district to determine whether a program may qualify for salary advancement.
This Specialization has not been reviewed or approved by the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB); KY residents are not eligible for certification, endorsement, rank change, licensure, renewal, etc. by the EPSB.
You may be able to fulfill some requirements by completing a professional development course while you are enrolled in your program.
What Can I Expect?
Courses are divided into weekly units. Each unit consists of readings, discussions, and other activities you will be expected to complete throughout the week. Assignments are due on Sundays, though not every course requires an assignment each week.
In each course, you will receive a detailed scoring guide that describes expectations for every graded assignment.
Grades are based on your participation in weekly reading discussions and completion of assignments. You will also be assessed on your ability to demonstrate an understanding of expected outcomes for your program or specialization. These outcomes are based on the needs and performance standards of your field or discipline.
Learn more about online learning at Capella.
Transfer Credits
There are many ways to help reduce tuition costs, including transferring credits which may help save time and money. You can transfer up to 12 credits into this specialization.
Sign Up for a Free Trial Course
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Take an Individual Course
Whether you're completing additional credits for your own education, want to see if online learning is right for you, or are simply interested in a specific topic, you can enroll in many of Capella's online courses without committing to a degree program. We recommend speaking with an enrollment counselor to discuss your goals and ensure that the credits you earn now may be applicable to a Capella degree program.
To learn more, call 866.933.5842, or email us. When you connect with Capella, we will immediately put you in touch with an enrollment counselor trained to assist you with specific questions and needs for your area of interest.


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