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What One Begins, One Must Finish (18 Jul. 2011)
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Already struggling with the worst Ebola outbreak in history, the West African nation of Liberia is facing an excruciating choice-deciding who will receive Zmapp, an experimental drug that could prove life-saving.
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8/14/2014 (10 months ago)
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The drug arrived in Liberia on August 13 in two boxes, and was couriered personally by Liberia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Augustine Ngufuan.
These people are your brothers and sisters under Christ, please help them!
Assistant health minister Tolbert Nyenswah said that three or four people would begin receiving treatment with the drug on August 14, as well as two Liberian doctors who came down with the disease while treating infected patients, but as of now it is not clear who will get to try the drug.
These are the last doses of Zmapp, and the San Diego-based company that makes it, Mapp Biopharmaceuticals, said it will take months to develop another supply.
This Ebola outbreak has killed over 1,000 people and infected nearly twice that many, the World Health Organization (WHO) has reported. It has overwhelmed the region's already strained health systems, and sparked an ethical debate over the use of experimental drugs and who gets to use them.
Liberian officials have already decided that the first two people to receive the drug will be Doctors Zukunis Ireland and Abraham Borbor, who caught the disease while treating infected patients.
"The criteria of selection is difficult, but it is going to be done," said Dr. Moses Massaquoi. "We are going to look at how critical people are. We are definitely going to be focusing on medical staff."
Massaquoi said patients who looked like they had made it through the worst of the disease and looked likely to survive would not be treated with it.
The WHO reported that only 10 or 12 doses of the drug have been made.
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The Ataris 2003 album So Long, Astoria is considered a classic in the modern pop-punk scene. Now, the band has reunited with the album lineup, and they're taking these beloved songs on the road to celebrate the album's tenth anniversary.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
12/9/2013 (1 year ago)
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The vast majority of California doctors are boycotting the Obamacare insurance exchanges. Citing low reimbursement rates and the likelihood they will lose money, doctors are opting out of Obamacare.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The California Medical Association, which represents 104,000 doctors in California says that doctors cannot be expected to work at a loss. Association president, Dr. Richard Thorp said, "We need some recognition that we're doing a service to the community. But we can't do it for free. And we can't do it at a loss. No other business would do that."
California is in a unique predicament because it offers such low reimbursement rates, about 30 eprcent lower than federal Medicare payments and below.
Where most doctors would receive about $75 per return Medicare visit, California doctors get less than $25.
Insurance companies announced in December that their reimbursement rates would be tied to Medi-Cal, which pays low rates to doctors. Doctors are basically being told they will have to accept less than they are accustomed to billing.
Doctors are rebelling by refusing to participate in the exchange.
Doctors are also objecting to being listed as available under the Covered California website when they are not, in fact, participating.
Independent insurance brokers are saying that as many as 70 percent of California's doctors are refusing to participate in the Covered California insurance exchanges. Covered California claims 85 percent of California doctors are participating, but that was based on a survey that was circulated in May. At that time, doctors were not told the rates they would be paid.
Now that doctors have seen the rates, they are saying no, en masse.
As the government continues to botch the American healthcare system, doctors are contemplating quitting practice altogether.
This combines with a flood of Medicaid enrollments from people too poor to pay for coverage. Meanwhile, the middle class in being badly squeezed in a double-bind that will crush the unwitting in October of 2014, as employers begin cancelling their employee healthcare plans.
The result of this will be overwhelmed, cheaply paid doctors, financed by the federal government, and later the state, neither of which will be collecting anywhere close to projected revenues from the healthy.
The healthy middle class will simply start going without insurance, leaving the working backbone of the state uninsured. This will create pressure on government to do something to control costs and to provide coverage for the millions of freshly-uninsured middle-class, working Americans, who previously enjoyed employer-provided coverage.
Employers are expected to opt for penalties as opposed to paying increasing insurance rates, thus dumping millions of previously-covered people into the market.
All of these people, if they do get insurance, will overwhelm the small number of doctors participating in the program.
The system will collapse, compelling the federal government to strongly consider a single-payer system where everyone pays via their taxes and everyone accepts less.
The gravy train is not screeching to a halt-it's screeching to a collision.
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"We're not at the stage of arrests."The heart of the town's central business district is being treated as a crime scene and remained cordoned off by police tape — not only the 30 buildings razed by the fire but also many adjacent blocks.Investigators continued searching for the missing, fearing three dozen more bodies are buried in the downtown area closest to the tracks. The death toll rose to 15 with the discovery of two more bodies Tuesday. The bodies that have been recovered were burned so badly they have yet to be identified.On downtown's main street — Rue de Laval — police positioned a truck near the perimeter of the no-go zone, which prevented news crews from getting direct photo and video views of the search operations being conducted by some 200 officers.Police officials left no doubt that the hunt for the missing people was taxing — they said two officers were withdrawn from the sector because of worries about their physical condition."This is a very risky environment," said Quebec Provincial Police Sgt. Benoit Richard. "We have to secure the safety of those working there. We have some hotspots on the scene. There is some gas."The Montreal, Maine Rail dispatchers had no chance to warn anyone during the runaway train's 18-minute journey because they didn't know it was happening themselves, Transportation Safety Board officials said. Such warning systems are in place on busier lines but not on secondary lines, said TSB manager Ed Belkaloul.The blasts destroyed about 30 buildings, including the Musi-Cafe, a popular bar that was filled at the time, and forced about 2,000 of the town's 6,000 residents from their homes. By Tuesday, only about 800 were still barred from returning to their homes, though residents were cautioned to boil tap water before drinking it.Efforts continued Tuesday to stop waves of crude oil spilled in the disaster from reaching the St. Lawrence River, the backbone of the province's water supply. Environment Minister Yves-Francois Blanchet said the chances were "very slim."A few hours before the crash, the same train caught fire in a nearby town, and the engine was shut down — standard operating procedure dictated by the train's owners, Nantes Fire Chief Patrick Lambert said.Edward Burkhardt, president and CEO of the railway's parent company, Rail World Inc., suggested that shutting off the locomotive to put out the fire might have disabled the brakes."An hour or so after the locomotive was shut down, the train rolled away," he told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.Lambert defended the fire department, saying that the blaze was extinguished within about 45 minutes and that's when firefighters' involvement ended."The people from MMA told us, 'That's great — the train is secure, there's no more fire, there's nothing anymore, there's no more danger,'" Lambert said. "We were given our leave, and we left."Transportation Safety Board investigator Donald Ross said the locomotive's black box has been recovered, and the fire and the chain of events that followed were a "focal point" of the investigation.The accident has thrown a spotlight on MMA's safety record. Before the Lac-Megantic accident, the company had 34 derailments since 2003, five of them resulting in damage of more than $100,000, according to the U.S. Federal Railroad Administration.Burkhardt said the figures were misleading."This is the only significant mainline derailment this company has had in the last 10 years. We've had, like most railroads, a number of smallish incidents, usually involving accidents in yard trackage and industry trackage," he told the CBC.Nonetheless, Burkhardt predicted the accident would lead to changes in the way railways operate, and indicated that MMA would no longer leave loaded trains unattended, a practice he said was standard in the industry."We want to co-operate with the town and help the residents in getting them back on their feet," Burkhardt said. "We're accepting claims that they have for their loss and ensuring nothing like this would ever happen again."The tanker cars involved in the crash were the DOT-111 type — a staple of the American freight rail fleet whose flaws have been noted as far back as a 1991 safety study. Experts say the DOT-111's steel shell is so thin that it is prone to puncture in an accident, potentially spilling cargo that can catch fire, explode or contaminate the environment.The derailment also raised questions about the safety of Canada's growing practice of transporting oil by train, and is sure to bolster the case for a proposed oil pipeline running from Canada across the U.S. — a project that Canadian officials badly want.The oil on the runaway train was being transported from North Dakota's Bakken oil region to a refinery in New Brunswick on Canada's East Coast. Because of limited pipeline capacity in the Bakken region and in Canada, oil producers are increasingly using railroads to transport oil to refineries.In Washington, White House spokesman Jay Carney said President Barack Obama's administration was closely monitoring the aftermath of the accident, and has offered assistance to Canadian officials. He said firefighters and firefighting vehicles were deployed from Maine to assist with the response, and got help from U.S. customs and border agents in making the trip.___Associated Press writers Sean Farrell in Lac-Megantic, Charmaine Noronha in Toronto and Jason Keyser in Chicago contributed to this story.


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A gravity-fed, tire pumped, vehicle energy generating power wheel includes an axle on a vehicle; a wheel on the axle; a tire on the wheel having deflection characteristics; a pump mechanism for activation by the tire when the tire is characterized by the deflection; the pump mechanism operating via a mechanical linkage, the operation of the mechanical linkage being activated by a ratcheting gear system operable by the deflection; and the mechanical linkage activating at least one of: power generator, at least one hydraulic motor and at least one pneumatic power device.
1. A gravity-fed, tire pumped, vehicle energy generating power wheel, comprising:
an axle on a vehicle;
a wheel on said axle;
a tire on said wheel having deflection characteristics;
a pump mechanism for activation by said tire when said tire is characterized by said deflection;
said pump mechanism operating via a mechanical linkage, the operation of said mechanical linkage being activated by a ratcheting gear system operable by said deflection; and
said mechanical linkage activating at least one of: power generator, at least one hydraulic motor and at least one pneumatic power device.
2. The power wheel of
said ratchet gear activating a ring gear;
said ring gear driving an axle; and
said axle driving at least one of: power generator, at least one hydraulic motor and at least one pneumatic power device.
3. A gravity-fed, tire pumped, vehicle energy generating power wheel, comprising:
an axle on a vehicle;
a wheel on said axle;
a tire on said wheel having deflection characteristics;
a pump mechanism for activation by said tire when said tire is characterized by said deflection;
said pump mechanism pressurizing a hydraulic linkage;
said hydraulic linkage pressurization activated by a ratcheting gear system operable by said deflection; and
said hydraulic linkage activating at least one of: power generator, at least one hydraulic motor and at least one pneumatic power device.
4. The power wheel of
5. The power wheel of
6. The power wheel of
7. The power wheel of
8. The power wheel of
9. The power wheel of
said duct system operating at least one hydraulic motor placed interior to said tire; and
said motor having means for operating a hydraulic linkage.
10. The power wheel of
11. The power wheel of
said dynamo motor having a rotor around said driveshaft;
a dynamo stator is fitted around said rotor; and
means for drawing off and using electricity produced by said rotor and stator;
wherein said electricity is used for decreasing said power needs of said vehicle.
12. The power wheel of
13. The power wheel of
14. The power wheel of
15. The power wheel of
16. A power generating wheel on a vehicle, comprising:
means for employing at least one ratcheting device within the interior of a deformable tire placed on said wheel;
means for using said deformable tire to activate said ratcheting device;
means for driving an driveshaft by said ratcheting device; and
Means for driving at least one gearbox, and at least one hydraulic motor by said driveshaft.
17. The power generating wheel of
18. The power generating wheel of
19. The power generating wheel of
The invention relates generally to improvements in vehicular energy generating systems and more particularly to mechanical means and preferably hydraulic pumps inside its tires for recovering wasted tire flexure energy and putting that recovered energy to useful work.
The prior art has numerous methods for recovering lost tire flexure energy. Most are highly complex, requiring many parts and thus expensive to produce.
U.S. Pat. No. 1,574,095 to Jokisch for an electric generator powered by the vibrations of a vehicle's body and wheels. Ratchet movements resulting from the vibrations actuating linkages drive the generator.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,061,200 to Thompson uses spring-loaded bellows in the tire to operate a pump to drive a fluid motor.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,699,367 to Thomas uses tire flexure to operate plungers which rotate a cog that turns a generator drive shaft.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,760,351 to Thomas uses a different type of plunger/actuator to turn a generator as a result of tire flexure.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,767,663 to Lu uses a means for more or less straightforwardly inducing current flow in a wire as a result of wheel movement.
The prior art is not confined to the rim of the vehicle wheels. Thus, changing tires and otherwise working upon the wheel is made priorly difficult.
Contrary to the prior art, the instant invention can provide both fluid and electrical power generation in one vehicle both during acceleration and regenerative braking. It is a run-flat type tire that adds safety to the vehicle operation. Both features protect the power generation components of the instant wheel assembly, especially if the tire should fail.
FIG. 1 is a plan view of the invention using ratchets and levers.
FIG. 2 is a cutaway view of the invention showing the power generating means.
FIG. 3 is a cutaway of the invention of FIG. 2 without a fluid motor.
FIG. 4 is a cutaway of the Invention showing fluid flow paths and a lever and bellows system.
FIG. 5 is a cutaway of the Invention showing the fluid flow paths of FIG. 4 with internal hydraulic motors and a plunger system.
FIG. 6 is a cutaway of the invention showing a close-up of a plunger system.
FIG. 6A is an elevation showing the invention used on steel wheels that travel on steel rails.
FIG. 7 is a cutaway of the wheel hydraulic bellows system.
FIG. 8 is a plan view of the wheel internal fluid motor external ratchet gears, ring gear and invention driveshaft gear.
FIG. 9 is partial cutaway of a direct electromagnetic linear generator with the driveshaft dynamo.
FIG. 10 is a cross section view of the driveshaft dynamo of FIG. 9.
FIG. 11 is a detail of the drive gearing for a fluid motor version of the instant invention.
FIG. 12 is a cross section view of the gearing of FIG. 11.
Turning to FIG. 1, we see a weight-powered wheel 10. The force of gravity pulling on the mass of a vehicle such as an automobile causes tire with its interior donut 32 to deflect 12 when the wheel 10 turns the rubber of the tire 11 against the ground. This deflection 12 is well known and is normally used to absorb some shock forces so to produce a smoother ride for the passengers of the vehicle using the wheel 10.
A plurality of levers 14 are supported by the rim 16 of power-producing wheel 20 located within the pneumatic interior 18 of wheel 10.
Rim 16 has a plurality of ratchet gears 22 that articulate with a common ring gear 24. Gear 24 is shown located at the periphery of the internal diameter of the rim 16 and tire bead. Gear 24 drives linkage 26, which is either a mechanical linkage in the form of an axle or a hydraulic linkage in the form of at least one hydraulic conduit, which is connected to weight-powered gearbox 30 (FIG. 2). Gearbox 30 may then be used to help turn the vehicle driveshaft either via electric motor 50 (FIG. 9) and driveshaft dynamo or hydraulic motor 50. (FIG. 11)
Axle 26 (FIG. 2) is a hydraulic motor located at each wheel as against the one or more hydraulic motors located at the driveshaft and differential. Element 26 in FIG. 2 is a pair of hydraulic conduits. These allow the invention gearbox to be replaced by a hydraulic motor (Master Hydraulic Motor) 50 at the differential that receives fluid from all four wheel motors 46. An hydraulic bypass line 32 in or at motor 50 would redistribute fluid to an hydraulic air compressor or electric generator when excess power is to be stored (not shown). While cruising, most of the fluid from the wheel motors would bypass the Master Hydraulic Motor 50 to the power storage motor. When the brake is applied, the Master Hydraulic Motor 50 is switched to a hydraulic pump driven by the kinetic energy in the vehicle driveshaft to recover regenerative braking energy to the energy storage system (either compressed air or electricity).
The air compressor charges an air receiver that is then used to drive a well known air motor (not shown).
Air motors are known art and have successfully self-powered at least one prior art vehicle called the e.Volution car, put out by Zero Pollution Motors of France.
Alternatively, the air receiver may simply boost the hydraulic drive line pressure.
Lever 14 when activated by the tire deflection 12 turns ratchet gears 22 which then turns ring gear 24 separately from the spin of tire 11. It is the spin of gear 24, separate from that of wheel 10, that turns axle 26.
Turning to FIG. 2, tire 11 interior space 18 contains an interior non-deflatable donut 32 that pushes on Interior ratchet gear lever roller 34 when it itself is pushed inwardly by tire deflection 12. Thus the energy of deflection 12 is transferred to roller 34, which then turns ratchet gears 36 located on the inner wheel rim 38. Gears 36 then turn ring gear 40, which powers the axle gear 42, which turns axle 26.
Exterior hydraulic wheel motor 46 is shown attached to vehicle axle housing 48 to provide hydraulic fluid pumping power from its wheel to the hydraulic generator 50 or the Master Hydraulic Motor 50 to provide power assist and/or power assisted braking; or to the hydraulic air compressor or electric generator to provide power storage. The assist is then used to increase vehicle gas mileage, decrease electric motor power needs and otherwise help in moving and/or braking the vehicle.
FIG. 3 shows motor 46 gone while line 32 feeds strut 52. The hydraulic fluid pressure in strut 52 is used to automatically modulate or adjust the gear ratio so that the power harvested from axle 26 can be matched to a specific percentage of vehicle weight. The heavier the vehicle, the more power it produces when it closes the donuts:
In FIG. 4, a plurality of hydraulic donuts, bellows or pistons 60 are placed upon rim 16. A different configuration of pistons 60 is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6.
The configurations of FIGS. 4-6 are activated by interior donut 32 as the tire 11 itself and donut 32 deflect at 12. Donut 32 is attached all around the tire interior. It does not matter whether these configurations are applicable to road wheels or train wheels. The instant invention has the ability to add power to all moving vehicles.
Internal hydraulic motors 70 are driven by common hydraulic output duct 72 which is fed by one-way valve 74. Ball valves 74 are shown, but any suitable valve 74 may be used. Springs 76 (shown in FIG. 6), in conjunction with the return fluid pressure, push pistons 60 back Into waiting position after they pass through deflection 12.
FIG. 7 shows a solid tire donut 32. The donut 32 may otherwise be made inflatable (FIGS. 2, 3) if so desired. Doing so would endanger the invention's run-flat abilities. Donut 32 may also have a hard or spongy texture depending upon power production vs. passenger comfort requirements. The donut 32 may otherwise be made hollow (FIGS. 2, 3).
Here donut 32 pushes on bladder compression bar 90 at the deflection 12. Bar 90 compresses interior bladder 92. Interior donut 92 then squeezes fluid through one-way valve 94. Once fluid passes through valve 94, it activates interior hydraulic motor 96 having vanes 98. The fluid then passes out one-way valve 100 into fluid return duct 102.
The center axle in FIG. 7 is the vehicle's axle 48.
All fluid power can be transmitted to gearbox 30 either by axle 26 or via typical direct hydraulic tubing (not shown) instead. The same option occurs for powering the hydraulic motor 50.
FIG. 8 shows interior hydraulic system cover plate 110 having ring gear 40 operated by interior hydraulic motor gears 114 and the gear 118 for the exterior hydraulic motor axle 119 or the invention's gearbox axle 26.
FIG. 9 shows linear Induction driveshaft dynamo 120. Axle 121 serves as the rotor having windings or permanent magnets 122 while stator windings 123 surround them. Through suitable and well-known means, electric energy is produced and can then be fed into the stator winding 123 of driveshaft dynamo 120 surrounding the vehicle driveshaft 121. The windings on the vehicle driveshaft 121 serve to directly propel the vehicle as the rotor energizing stator 123 induces a magnetic torque on driveshaft 121 rotor windings or permanent magnets. Thus the induced torque provides vehicle propulsive power.
FIG. 10 shows the system of FIG. 9 (in cross section) cutaway. Driveshaft 121 is in the center with its own windings or permanent magnets 122. Thus, the induced torque provides propulsive power.
Driveshaft 121 has rubber mounts 130 for the driveshaft mount 131. Shaft 121 is in the center with its own windings 122. Stator windings 123 surround them. Protective casing 136 is enclosing the works.
Hydraulic motor 50 may here be alternator 50 having alternator drive shaft 51 (which is the same as driveshaft 26 and 119). Differential casing 155 shows the location relative to the vehicle.
Universal joint 157 may remain exactly the same as the usual vehicle design in the dynamo driven electrical 120 power systems or may be modified to accept gear 180 that is driven by the hydraulic motor 50 in the hydraulic drive system. Gear 180 may instead be incorporated into a modified differential drive shaft as shown in FIG. 11. The hydraulic air compressor could be located on the driveshaft 121 in an arrangement similar to the dynamo 120 (FIG. 12) where it could function as a second hydraulic power assist motor in addition to its functions as a power storage pump driven by either the wheel hydraulic fluid that bypasses the Master Hydraulic Motor 50, by compressed air from storage or by the driveshaft itself in a regenerative braking energy recovery role. Direct fluid intake and output via ports(s) and tube(s) 161 to and from Master Hydraulic Motor 50 as shown. Tube 161 is in phantom as it can be either an alternative to the electric feed or it can also be an adjunct for delivering even more power overall.
Finally, FIG. 11 shows Master Hydraulic Motor 50 output shaft 51 running bevel gears 180 which drive the vehicle via the differential 155 or the universal joint 157. This depends upon the exact placement of Master Hydraulic Motor 50 upon driveshaft 121. FIG. 12 is a view of the bevel gears 180 or the driveshaft installed hydraulic air compressor.
It should be noted that the wheel levers and pumps 46, 50 and 60 when loaded with more weight produce more hydraulic power. Also the faster the vehicle travels, the more power it produces. The hydraulic modulation of strut 52 is based on loaded vehicle weight. As such, depending upon vehicle weight and speed, the Instant Invention may in fact generate more power then the vehicle needs. This is not available in the prior art. The extra power may be used to charge batteries, spin a superflywheel or even be traded by magnetic induction with the ground or rails, catenary or whatever is useful and put back into the electric power Infrastructure. Induction coils on the vehicle will interact via magnetic lines of force in a well-known manner with other coils or super magnets in the ground, etc so to transfer the extra electrical power. Here is a time when the vehicle can operate without fueling stops. Using magnetic induction and actively transferring electrical power to the vehicle from the ground or rails placed upon the ground, the vehicle can be powered directly without refueling stops.
IN OPERATION, mechanical linkages or fluid pressure (pneumatic, hydraulic or any suitable system made after the manner of the Instant invention) via pumps 60 in various configurations, is made to run either an alternator, a fluid motor 50 or an excess fluid pressure receiver for boosting either drive line pressure or directly driving the vehicle driveshaft itself.
Onboard electric generation is directly accomplished via the instant driveshaft dynamo. Fluid pressure operated generator can also produce electricity onboard the vehicle.
Both fluid pressure and dynamo output can be directed to top off energy storage devices such as batteries and/or superflywheel, or the like.
Pneumatic power storage is the safest of all storage options and has the capability of propelling vehicles all by itself.
Thus, an environmentally friendly and useful vehicle powering system for both long and short runs is capable of being produced and could be designed to retrofit existing railroad ICE-type vehicles with minimal disturbance of prevailing vehicle designs and components.
It should be understood, of course, that the foregoing relates to preferred embodiments of the invention and that modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the following claims.
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A nice place to stay
We have stayed at The Sandcastle several times in the past six years, and every time has been satisfactory. The staff is courteous and friendly, the hotel is adequately clean, and the value is very good. The only problem was that we will not
return on Labor Day Weekend, Myrtle Beach was full of rude people.
Eat at Capt George's, the best seafood buffet in town.
Had a GREAT Vacation
The hotel was clean, updated, and in a BEAUTIFUL location. The waterfalls near the lobby ramp are an excellent touch to the outside decor. The pools were crystal clear and the three jacuzzis were so relaxing! I would have hoped that some sort of
breakfast would be included with the room rates, but it was only open on 2 days of our stay and was added cost. The food was delicious however. The views from the balcony were breathtaking. I will stay here again!
Pirate's Voyage is a must see! a little expensive, but worth every penny. My daughters, 9,8,3, loved it!
Would not recommend
Never Again
The staff at check in-out desk were not friendly at All (morning crew 082711 and 082811). I will never stay there again. No shower curtain liner in shower. Lazy river not clean...Inside pool had too much chlorine in it....You know you put alot of
chlorine in there when you have a sign saying Garmets may turn color...Swelled like a chemistry lab. On a positive note I did enjoy the Ocean Front view.
Stop by Wild Water and Wheels....Lots of fun!!!
Horribly misleading, and not worth the money!
Booked based on the information that there was a hotel, bar and tiki bar on site. They were CLOSED the entire time we were there. Not even opened for breakfast so for 3 meals a day we had to load up the kids and spend a fortune on food and drinks!
Apparently they are opened based on occupancy. We were very disappointed this information was not disclosed to us before booking the room. Too much Chlorine in the pools, water in bathtub wouldn't drain, room smelled like mold and fresh paint, elevators smelled like a stinky locker room. The beach was beautiful and location was fine. Would book further north next time.
Non-existent. The "activities" that were advertised for the kids were not going on. Couldn't use the lazy river w/out a tube (too windy for them to bring tubes out), and the restaurant, bar and tiki bar by the pool were not in service. (Major aspects to choosing a hotel). We definitely found this to be FAR from a "Resort"!
Family Vacation`
The hotel itself was average but the location and room cleanliness was Excellent.
Dining because there are so many choices. The attractions have phamplets all over the place and plus you are given a book once you check into the hotel.
Average Beach
Cleaning staff needed direction. Looked as though they only made beds and gave clean towels. Matress poor and dirty along with blanket between sheet and matress. Room did not match pictures [...]
Rude and poor service, lousy view
When I checked in the girl gave me my room keys and told me my room #. When I asked which direction my room was once on the 3rd floor she told me simply, I don't know just park on the 3rd floor. I had been told the room had a pull out couch so I
brought my nephew and niece with me but when I arrive I found it didn't have one. When I went to the desk the old woman waiting on me was the rudest I've ever encountered at any hotel I've stayed in. She kept saying I didn't ask for a pull out couch. I in turn replied I didn't ask for one because they told me it came with one, why would I ask for one. I didn't have to ask for a TV because they said it came with one, and indeed it did. Why would I ask for the pull out couch? I asked her what she could do to help resolve me with the problem and she just kept saying over and over that I didn't request a pull out couch. I requested a roll away cot and I was told they don't provide them there. I was told there was nothing they could do for me. I wanted to cancel my stay there but was told I'd be charged $240.00 if I did. I had to go purchase a blow up mattress for the kids to sleep on. The phone didn't work in the room, we had to have them come fix it. The light by the bed didn't work, I found it was unplugged. I found a womans bathing suit under the bed and a sock next to the TV stand. I stayed in room 301 and the view was blocked by the trees which were at the level of the balcony and blocked by rooms 202, 302 which stuck up about 15 foot farther than ours which completely obstructed the view to the left. There was a building to the right which obstructed the view to the right. When I went to check out I asked for a receipt and the girl simply said "no". Confused I asked again and she replied "no". I asked why I couldn't be given a receipt and another girl came over and said she was sorry, what I should have been told was because I paid for the room through [...]I would have to contact them for the receipt. Overall, I was very disappointed with my entire experience with this hotel.
Good and bad
The hotel is very basic, no frills or extras. The room looked old, the curtains and bedspreads were fraying, the carpet almost threadbare. Some of the outlets didn't work, the beds were hard and they didn't even give you a blanket, just the sheet
and thin bedspread. The elevators were extremely slow and the hallways and elevators were often dirty and littered with trash. They did not enforce any rules with the children, and there were unsupervised teens in the outside pool and hot tubs in the wee hours of the morning even though the pool supposed to close at 10. Also alcohol was openly present usually. The beach was ok and overall it was fairly quiet for the most part, but I really would not consider staying there again.
We took a 3 night stay over the weekend at the Sandcastle - the south one. It could really use some renovation, the curtians, carpet and bedding were old and frayed. walls are very thin- you can hear other guests talking and making noise. The
beach was good, and the resturant was convienent, but elevators slow, and everything just seems run down and dirty. For the price- which is not budget at all, would recommend you look elsewhere.
Dream Turned Nightmare
We looked for a beachfront hotel with activities for our children and thought we found what we wanted at Sandcastle. From the street, the hotel looked promising. However looks were definitely decieving! [...] Once I went to see what the room
condition was, I was very disappointed with the cleanliness and freshness of the suite. There was peeling paint, dirty bath surrounds and carpet, Dingy bed linens and stained furniture. Needless to say we got our money back and ran like the wind! I would never recommend anyone stays in this hotel.
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Updated: 12/03/2007 - 29-year-old Corey D. Forte, of Hopkinsville, was found dead by jail personnel when they tried to wake him for breakfast in the Christian County Detention Center early Dec. 3.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - Community and technical colleges throughout the state are preparing to take education to a new level. The Kentucky Community And Technical College System (KCTCS) has announced its "Plan for a Competitive Commonwealth" initiative.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - Earlier this year, Trooper B.J. Burton was indicted for reckless homicide in connection with the June death of Billy Phillips. Originally, the trial was to take place in Adair County, but was moved last month.
Posted: 12/03/2007 - You better get to the Christmas tree lot early if you want the best of this year's bunch from state tree farmers. An early freeze and summer drought have left tree farmers in Kentucky with fewer robust green pines this season.
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Posted: 12/03/2007 - Three educators have been selected for the inaugural class of the Governor Louie B. Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame. The three were chosen by a statewide selection committee.
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Updated: 12/03/2007 - 21-year-old Dreva Kirkwood was sentenced to ten years in prison in Warren Circuit Court on Dec. 3.--five years each for second-degree criminal abuse and first-degree wanton endangerment. Sturdivant entered an alford plea to assault and wanton endangerment charges.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - According to Kentucky State Police, 61-year-old William R. "Billy" Haynes was found in Orlando on Dec. 3. Haynes was arrested without incident.
Posted: 12/03/2007 - "Shock Jock" Don Imus is back on-the-air, seven months after making racially offensive remarks that cost him his job and threatened to destroy his career.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - From exercise, to diet, to risk factors, the three-hour course at Saint Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta teaches students what they can do to keep their hearts healthy.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - A U.S. National Security Council spokesman is congratulating Venezuelan residents after they rejected the bid of President Hugo Chavez for indefinite re-election and sweeping reforms.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - The man accused of taking hostages at a Hillary Clinton campaign office in New Hampshire will remain behind bars. A judge ordered Leeland Eisenberg on Dec. 3, held on $500,000 cash bail on six felony charges.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - The parents of Megan Meier say their daughter hung herself last year, minutes after she received mean messages through the social networking site Myspace.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - The body of 76-year-old Carolyn Mae McKinney Withrow, of Bowling Green, was found at the intersection of Old Louisville Rd. and 31-W around 4 a.m. on Dec. 3.
Updated: 12/04/2007 - While the chill is on here in Kentucky, you wouldn't believe how cold it is in Nashville. The folks at Gaylord Opryland are gearing up for the holiday season with an "Ice" extravaganza.
Updated: 12/02/2007 - Locals in Austin are stopping on the streets and offering words of comfort only hours after a feed truck slammed into Austin General Merchandise.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - Christmas came early this year for a New Jersey military family and in a big way. Sam Miller was in line with her four-month-old daughter at the Cherry Hill Mall to get a picture with Santa Claus, but instead of seeing Santa, Sam had a great surprise.
Posted: 12/02/2007 - The end of the year is fast approaching and many Kentuckians are looking for ways to maximize their tax deductions. But before you clear through your holiday clutter, keep in mind some tips to remember on donating.
Updated: 12/02/2007 - The phrase, "Tis Better to Give than to Receive" rang true at the Greenwood Mall on Dec. 2 in Bowling Green. Shoppers paid $5 for an afternoon of shopping and holiday fun.
Updated: 12/02/2007 - In Venezuela, ballots are being counted that will determine whether or not to give President Hugo Chavez more power. Potentially, 16-million voters could decide on the future of Venezuela's constitution.
Posted: 12/02/2007 - A Kentucky lawmaker is looking to ban political telephone calls. State Representative Jimmy Higdon says he's sick of those automated political telephone calls that you get as election day nears
Updated: 12/03/2007 - Police are investigating the death of a Fort Campbell soldier found dead in a Western Kentucky University dorm room on Dec. 2.
Updated: 12/02/2007 - Senator Hillary Clinton is back on the presidential trail and has reopened all but one of her New Hampshire campaign offices. The Clinton Campaign says the Rochester office will be closed until further notice from authorities.
Posted: 12/02/2007 - Fletcher, who lost to Democrat Steve Beshear in November's election, will leave office on December 11. Despite a turbulent run in the governor's mansion that was marred by a hiring scandal, he says he hasn't completely given up on politics.


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2 +2 paxComfort and the charm of Tuscany combine in these accommodations for 2 +2 people. They are located on the ground or first level. To enjoy the outside one of them affords its own large furnished porch and the other two rooms relish lovely views of Versilia's hills or the Alps. All rooms have a comfortable living area where there is a kitchen corner and a double bed sofa. They have a double bedroom and a bathroom with shower. These rooms are perfect year round as they have air conditioning and heating. These accommodations for 2 +2 people are a wonderful departing point to admire Tuscany. . ExteriorsNearness to the beach, high quality service and the style of Tuscany in these accommodations turn them into magnets for wonderful holidays.Guests can enjoy outdoor life in their own veranda and pergola giving views of the perfectly trimmed garden, its aromatic flowery bushes and the mountainous landscape of the Apuan Alps. The garden is furnished and gives onto lovely views. Its swimming pool is provided with sun umbrellas and deckchairs. To enjoy the scenery and man-made creations there are sport facilities, Viareggio's colourful carnival floats, nightlife, local crafts in Pietrasanta, just 10 minuts away, beach facilities 5 km away, art galleries and the whole Versilia, renowned for its fashionable coastal resorts.The accommodations afford their own private parking area to enjoy Tuscany to the full. Interiors These accommodations are brimmed with Tuscany's atmosphere in which present, past and Italian passion for welcoming people meet. They are housed in a restored farmhouse professionally recreated bringing to present the charm of bygone times. Local features of tiles, stone, beamed ceilings, terracotta floor, large fireplace, and great architectural work guaranteed a wonderful mirror of Tuscan building style characterized by functionality and faithfulness to the flavour of bygone times. The farmhouse was refurbished to house apartments fitted with all modern comforts that feature living room with kitchen corner, double sofa bed, 1 or 2 spacious bedrooms sleeping from 2 to 6 and up to 2 bathrooms with shower. The apartments located on the upper storey give views of the landscape and pool. Each apartment has a personality of its own. Local and fresh products combine in the homemade breakfast prepared taking in tradition, freshness and expertise. Everything in these accommodations in Tuscany is a magnet luring guests again.
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
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|Nearest airport: Pisa 20 km, 1 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1)
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), BBQ
|Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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