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December 05, 2016Bunce earns All-West Region honors For the second consecutive year, junior Victor Bunce (CMC) was named to one of D3football.com's All-West Region teams, as announced Dec. 5. A total of 77 players were chosen from 260 nominations in NCAA Division III.
December 04, 2016Winter Invite finishes fall competition The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps swim team posted two top-3 finishes in the final day of the Winter Invite at East Los Angeles College on Sunday afternoon. Freshman Claire Bacon-Brenes (SC) raced in the 200-yard breaststroke, placing second at 2:26.01 in the prelims on Sunday. Classmate Henry Limm (HMC) had the fastest time on the men's side in the 200 breast at 2:07.32, more than six seconds faster than the next finisher.
December 03, 2016Swim wraps up first two days of Winter Invite In the first two days of the Winter Invite, the Claremont Mudd-Scripps swimming and diving team have delivered a number of top-3 performances and one time that cracked into the program's top-10.
December 03, 2016One tough quarter gives CMS loss to NAIA No. 2 Westmont The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's basketball team came up against a formidable foe in Westmont, losing 62-49, on Saturday evening. The Warriors were successful on 24 baskets and ultimately had eight less turnovers than the Athenas. Coming into the contest, Westmont was ranked No. 2 nationally in the NAIA.
December 02, 2016Stags record first 5-0 start in five years For the first time in five years, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's basketball team is off to a 5-0 start to the season following a spectacular 90-62 victory over San Diego Christian (3-5).
December 02, 2016Abdi and Skoll wrap up season with All-Region honors Senior Mehron Abdi (CMC) and junior Jake Skoll (CMC) earned All-West Region honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in the 2016 season. Both Abdi and Skoll were named to the Third Team and join nine other SCIAC honorees on the All-Region teams.
November 30, 2016Full team effort in Sixth Street victory In the first installation of the Sixth Street Rivalry for the 2016-17 season, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Athenas came away with the 75-32 win over Pomona-Pitzer. Sixteen different CMS players put up points in the game that amounted to the 43-point victory.
November 30, 2016Three Athenas named on All-West Region Team Seniors Laynee Laube (CMC), Amy Johnson (CMC), and junior Jacey Coniff (HMC) earned a spot on the All-West Region Second Team after their outstanding performances during the regular and postseason. This marks the first time all three of these athletes earned this award.
November 30, 2016Four Stags All-SCIAC after valiant playoff run After Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's water polo team came up just short in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships, four athletes earned All-Conference recognition from the SCIAC. Senior Ellison Taylor (CMC) and junior Noah Deer (CMC) were honored with First Team while seniors Rye Newman (CMC) and Alex Waggoner (CMC) captured Second Team nods.
November 30, 2016Season Preview: Men's Basketball 2016-17 Seniors Riley Hall (CMC) and Scott Lynds (CMC) talk about the upcoming season for the Stags in 2016-17.
November 29, 2016Adams to represent CMS in Aztec Bowl Senior linebacker Gator Adams (CMC) from the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps football team has been selected to the 42-man roster of the USA All American Eagles to compete against the Mexico All Stars in the Aztec Bowl. Adams joins five other players from the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference to compete in the international football game.
November 29, 2016Brenner to play for Maccabi USA Senior Alex Brenner (CMC) on the men's tennis team was recently selected to represent the United States at the 20th World Maccabiah Games in Israel, July 4-17, 2017. Maccabi USA is an organization that endeavors to build Jewish pride through sports.
November 29, 2016CMS Athletics Week In Review (11/21 - 11/27/16) Get all the latest scores and info in the CMS Athletics Week In Review, the athletic department's weekly newsletter.
November 28, 2016Stags land nine on All-SCIAC teams The Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference released the 2016 All-Conference football teams, including nine athletes from Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. The four CMS players on the First Team are senior tight end Patrick Dixon (CMC), senior defensive tackle Paul Slaats (HMC), junior linebacker Brendan MacDonald (CMC), and junior defensive back Victor Bunce (CMC). Sophomore offensive lineman Malcolm Stolarski (CMC), junior tight end Chris Cziesla (CMC), defensive end Henry Wei (CMC) and senior kicker Matthew Aven (CMC) represent CMS on the Second Team. Senior defensive end Jake Glasser (CMC) was named to the Second Team and was the 2016 recipient of the John Zinda Award.
November 26, 2016Big fourth quarter gives Athenas win vs. UCSC The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's basketball team wrapped up the 2016 David Wells Classic with another win, this time 76-51 over UC Santa Cruz. After a tight first half, the Athenas scored 45 points in the second to come away with the well-deserved victory.
November 26, 2016Ball movement and hot shooting award Stags blowout win CLAREMONT, Calif. – Following a stunning comeback victory against Cal Maritime on Friday, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's basketball team (4-0) made a statement with a 101-56 blowout victory on Saturday over Southwestern (Tex.) (2-3) in their final game of the David Wells Classic.
November 25, 2016Defense takes Athenas past Carleton The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's basketball team limited Carleton College to just two points in the third quarter en route to the 65-37 victory on the first day of the 2016 David Wells Classic. The Athenas out-rebounded the Knights 41 to 30 and put up more than half of their points in the paint.
November 25, 2016Comeback team win for Stags over Cal Maritime In the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's basketball team's first game of the 2016 David Wells Classic, the Stags rallied back from a first half deficit to beat Cal Maritime Academy 83-79. CMS was down by as many as eight points and came back for the hard fought four-point victory to improve to 3-0 on the season.
November 23, 20162016 David Wells Classic Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer are the hosts of the 2016 David Wells Classic. The tournament features four men and women's basketball programs from across the country to compete in a total of 8 games over two days, Nov. 25-26. All matches will be live streamed through the links below and the results will be posted on this page.
November 22, 2016CMS Athletics Week In Review (11/14 - 11/20/16) Get all the latest scores and info in the CMS Athletics Week In Review, the athletic department's weekly newsletter.
November 22, 2016Men's tennis placed at No. 6 in fall rankings The Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced its Division III Men's National Team Ranking for the fall, placing the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's tennis program at No. 6 in the nation.
November 22, 2016Lund, Sealand, McKillop earn All-American honors NEW ORLEANS, Louis. – Following a strong showing at the 2016 NCAA Division III Championship this past Saturday, three runners from the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps cross country program were named on the 2016 United States Track and Field Cross Country Coaches Association All-American Team.
November 19, 2016Swim and Dive sweep all but two races in Whittier meet CLAREMONT, Calif. – Freshmen Ivy Chen (HMC), Liv Baker (CMC), and sophomore John Everett won two races each on Saturday to help the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps swim program win handily at the Lillian Slade Aquatic Center in Whittier College.
November 20, 2016A fight until the end for Stags in SCIAC final In the eighth consecutive appearance in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships Final, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's water polo team came up short against the strong Pomona-Pitzer team for the 7-4 final score. The Stags wrap up their season for a second place finish in SCIAC standings at 14 points (six for regular season wins, eight for 2nd place in the tournament).
November 19, 2016Scarlett's perfect night from three sinks Pioneers PORTLAND, Ore. – Junior Michael Scarlett (CMC) was lights out from beyond the arc on Saturday night, going a career-high six for six on 3-pointers and scoring 24 points to lead the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's basketball team to a 70-45 victory over Lewis & Clark.
November 19, 2016Strong finish for CMS vs. No. 8 WashU A good night's rest seemed to make the difference for the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's basketball team, who rallied, but ultimately lost 66-49 to No. 8 Washington University, St. Louis on Saturday evening. After Chicago's defense stifled the Athenas the day before, CMS finished strong against the McWilliams Tournament host in the final game of the road trip.
November 19, 2016Eighth straight SCIAC final appearance for Stags The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's water polo team advances to its eighth straight championship game in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference with the 10-9 win over Whittier College. The Stags avenged the regular season loss to the Poets with a come-from-behind victory in the fourth quarter.
November 19, 2016Postgame Interview: Noah Deer - Men's Water Polo @ SCIAC Semifinal (11/19/16) Junior Noah Deer (CMC) talks about the 10-9 victory over Whittier to advance to the SCIAC Championships final.
November 19, 2016NCAA Champs wrap up with Stags at fifth, Athenas 15th The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's cross country team finished in fifth place for the highest result in program history while the women's team placed 15th, three places better than their pre-championships poll placement, in the 2016 NCAA Division III National Championship.
November 18, 2016Pressure from Chicago forces turnovers In the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's basketball team's first game on the road, the Athenas were unable to overcome a slow start, leading to the 64-36 loss to Chicago. The Maroons brought immense pressure, forcing 27 turnovers and holding CMS to a 24.5 shooting percentage.
November 18, 2016Stags dominate the glass to win season opener Newberg, Ore. – The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's basketball team made a statement in their first game of the season with their interior presence to beat George Fox University 73-60.
November 18, 2016Stags advance to SCIAC semifinal with win over Oxy Ultimately the persistence of the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's water polo team paid off as the Stags bested Occidental 12-7 in the opening game of the 2016 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships.
Season Preview: Women's Basketball 2016-17 Head coach Kristen Dowling and CMC senior Jai Dungca talk about the upcoming women's basketball season in 2016-17.
November 17, 2016Stags look to defend SCIAC title The Claremont Mudd-Scripps men's water polo team enters the 2016 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) Championships as the No. 3 seed, but is still statistically vying for the conference title. CMS (6-2) faces the No. 6 seed, Occidental (2-3), in the opening matchup on Friday, Nov. 18 at 11:45 a.m.
November 17, 2016Fresh faces mark new start for men's basketball CLAREMONT, Calif. – Head Coach Ken Scalmanini will be dealt a new hand coming into the 2016-17 season as the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's basketball team add eight new freshman who are vying for playing time in the rotation.
November 16, 2016John Goldhammer named West Region Coach of the Year NEW ORLEANS, Louis. - The United States Track and Field Cross Country Coaches Association announced John Goldhammer as the West Region Men's Coach of the Year on Tuesday afternoon.
November 16, 2016CMS off to the races in Kentucky for NCAA Finals CLAREMONT, Calif. – Following a first and second-place finish at the NCAA Regionals, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps cross country program will fly out to Louisville, Kentucky for the 2016 NCAA Cross Country Championship on Saturday, Nov. 19.
November 15, 2016Athenas put up 77 for first win in Roberts Pavilion In the first basketball game to be played in Roberts Pavilion, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's team beat La Sierra 77-48. The Athenas jumped out to an early lead and were up by as much as 35 in the season opener.
November 15, 2016CMS Athletics Week In Review (11/7 - 11/13/16) Get all the latest scores and info in the CMS Athletics Week In Review, the athletic department's weekly newsletter.
November 15, 2016Werner named AVCA All-American The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced the 36th annual All-America teams for NCAA Division III women's volleyball on Nov. 15, 2016 and junior libero Mikena Werner (SC) was honored with the spot on the Second Team.


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Very helpful owner (juan) I would stay there again
the food and the friendliness of the staff no
Great people, Lovely breakfast, Clean rooms,Close to beach, Private parking nothing
Earing in mind the excellent inclusive breakfast the value for money was superb.
We found staying there convenient for our requirements. It was OK
The Breakfast was first class
the quietness
The staff were exellent and ever so friendly.The breakfast was better than I have received in Hotel's with a much higher star rating. They cooked a full English Breakfast fresh to order each morning and all the other usuals were on offer. We used the hotel as a touring base and it fit the bill perfectly.
Location and staff No tea and coffee making fascilities and no English TV and no availability of food and drinks in the evening
very friendly hotel directly opposite the beach
We really enjoyed our stay, the staff were very helpful and the booking in and out of the hotel was stress free. We didn't eat at the hotel so cannot really comment about the food. The room was very spacious and clean. The kitchen was small but well equipped. All the rooms are facing the sea and it was lovely to take in the views from the balcony which again is very spacious. The pools were a bit too chilly for us to use but looked well maintained and the areas surrounding the pool were clean and tidy. There was nothing that we didn't like but a toaster in the room would have been a bonus for us as the grill on the microwave took such a long time to brown the toast.
We would return but not high season, we enjoyed the hotel being half empty for most of our stay.The staff were very helpful and responded very fast to our requests. It was good value for the money,the room lacked a lot of basic necessities ie cups, bowls,sharp knives,etc.Perhaps a small welcome Pack would have been helpful [milk coffee tea washing up liquid etc]after a long day traveling [arrival at hotel 22;45hrs].The apartment was not comfortable and it looked old and worn considering it is a relatively new construction.
With self catering option, got a one-bedroom apartment with basic cooking facilities, large balcony and sea view in a 4-star complex for only 28 euros a night for 2 people. The 3 small independent bars opposite the hotel were very friendly, offered good food & were cheap. The quiet location at the western end of Mojacar suited us, but may be too quiet for others.
food was very basic .rooms very good.no wi fi .
clean and value for money ,we will stay again ,a big thank you to all hotel staff . we had a two bed apartment and found the second bedroom very dark
Excellent location. Good facilities.
the friendliness of staff no
good location the other guests, too many english people abroad
Evening buffett good. Brealkfast good. Dinng room ambiance good , Dining room staff helpfull. Gardens well kept hotel rooms very clean but a bit tired. not what we expected from the description, rooms bit tired, maybe we expected too much from a "junior suite"
a very friendly family hotel great position very clean spacious rooms 8.00pm start time for evening meal........too late
Excellent would stay again
friendly helpful staff; location; ambiance of hotel and grounds; good and plentiful buffet, attractively presented for evening meal; breakfast buffet - excellent scrambled eggs and good variety of foods from which to choose,fresh hot tea and coffee. Overall good value for money. no quiet, cigarette- smoke free area, indoors, to sit and relax in the evening to play cards or just chat.
The room, food and location was good. Staff were friendly and helpful. Pity that mid week we had to walk to another hotel for meals but understand why it was necessary. Smoking in the bar was really nasty, you should ban all smoking.
Value for money, very clean and excellent location.
Large room with large terrace over looking the sea, great fro watching the sunrise from the sea. Wow.
Good location, clean and good view
The beachside location was fabulous with lovely comfy sunbeds, the pool was also great. The breakfast buffet was excellent value. The rooms were comfortable, lovely to have a fridge and aircon and balcony. All in all very good value.
One of few hotels in Mojacar on the beach side of the coast road. Our room opened directly onto the beach. Good breakfast included in our room rate. Very good sized room, with two double beds and a fridge. Good sized pool.Half way between the Cross and Garoucha.
Cleanliness and comfort of the room together with sea view No
Very clean, pleasant, helpful staff, beach side location, full size fridge in room, off road parking. Small TV near ceiling, no English language programmes. Wi-fi only worked properly in bar area.
The location is right on the beach, at the quieter end of mojacar but within easy walking distance of a few shops, bars and restaurants. The swimming pool is covered to prolong its use. The room was clean, pleasant with good quality beds, the ground floor terrace had uniterrupted views of the sea. The mini bar is actually a fridge, but useful for our own drinks. The public areas are lovely. We liked the hotel and the staff were very friendly, however, as in most Spanish hotels there are no tea making facilities in the room and the buffet breakfast was limited in its choice. This is not a negative about this hotel just something to remember when staying in most Spanish hotels.
Very nice place and the staff were very good. A very nice place to stay for the money That the swimming pool was closed on the afternoon when we wanted to use it.
I found the hotel very very clean, comfortable & quiet. the food excellent, very good variety and quality. hotel was almost on the beach. Not at all
The views were stunning and the food was excellent No
It was very quiet. I didn´t spend much time at the hotel but the breakfast was excellent. I thought I´d pop back to the hotel for a drink in the bar. It was about 9.00pm but the bar was in darkness and there was nobody about. However, in their defense, I don´t think that there were many rooms occupied as it is out of season.
I loved the spacious room and friendly staff. They went out of their way to make me feel at home. Sean, one of the owners, is American and was the best host I have ever met. His wife speaks Spanish and was so delightful! The rest of the staff was the best ever and I adore this place. I loved everything!
staff and location room had only one bedside cabinet,part of ceiling coving was missing,large patch of paintwork missing in the bathroom,pool was out of use and full of gunge and poor breakfast standard for the price of room
The friendliness of the staff, nothing was too much trouble. It has an excellent restaurant. I think the shower unit in the bathroom needs updating - there was only a shower curtain around the shower base and no slip mat. There was no heating in the breakfast room and it was cold in the mornings.
good service friendly staff great location the hotel has a great restaurant nearby which i would definetely recommend we are not great walkers but we saw hotel staff taking time to advice other keen walkers nothing it was great
The accommodation was a spacious a bedroom/ en-suite and a comfortable lounge with air conditioning in both. The dinner and the wine was delicious and the service first class.They also don't have rules for breakfast times, they will make whatever you want when you want. I would recommend it highly.
The food was wonderful Breakfast was a bit ordinary. The resturant was quite chilly in the evening in November
Intimate & relaxing.Loved all the different types of art work that adorn the walls. Lovely small but cosy garden.The warm and welcoming staff made us feel that nothing was too much trouble & that they were actually pleased to see us. Unlike many other larger hotels.Lovely views of the sea from the roof solarium.Dinner in the hotel was very good, and as we were there on a Thursday it was musically accompanied, by Richard the Jazz guitarist. No bath,and the shower is a little dated. However the rest of the suite is very nice.Also breakfast was not buffet as stated, but it was served in the lovely garden and at whatever time we chose, up to 12 noon.So this more than made up for it.
The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The hotel facilities were excellent. Cannot be faulted
Everything was excellent. Including breakfest at midday.
Very clean and comfortable. Friendly and very helpful staff who spoke English. Nice dining room and excellent food. Well located for beach and town. A very enjoyable stay and would use again. Sitting room window looked into a wall and no window in bedroom. Not a big problem as little time spent in room.
The hotel was family run, by a lovely couple. It was very private. They created a very friendly and loving atmosphere. The food was excellent, and the had a very good wine list. Anything we asked for we got, with a smile. The rooms were spacious and clean. I would have no hesitation in staying again or recommending it to friends.
service & breakfast evening dinner was not as good as we had experienced it on previous visits
they could clean the room carpet stains a bit more
Use of Spa facilities
staff made my family very welcome and couldnt do enough for us. excellent in all aspects. no - excellent.
General comfort, cleanliness & good value. Excellent golf desk staff. No electric trolleys for hire. The course is long and in hot weather it is not pleasant to have to pull a trolley.
Good sized senior suite. Good breakfast bar selection. The hotel lacks character, is too large and the interior design is uninspiring. Some of the electrical fittings in the suite were poorly fitted and one computer point non-operational. The area around the bath tub required recaulking and thoroughly cleaning. The bath itself was stained.
free spa treatment with booking, great golf & facilities basically liked it all.
fitness facilities
The room had a great view of the 18th green, across the golf course and down to the sea. The room was a good size, the hotel had good facilities and it was an extremely relaxing stay. The golf course was in excellent condition The dining room had a dress restriction which we did not know about. However, we saw someone going in dressed in scruffy jeans. Surely in the summer months a nice pair of tailored shorts is far dressier than scruffy jeans. The hotels loss was "Fairways" gain. Across the road in the commercial centre a good restaurant with great food for a good price. Also the pool area needs more sunbeds and/or chairs. At times there was nowhere for people to put their towels and bags in order to go for a swim so this needs attention. This results in people putting towels in the morning and not returning until later in the afternoon.
Located well out of nearest town, self contained golf resort. Limited food options in Hotel. Dinner is a buffet from 7:00 to 10:15 , everything lovely at 7:00 but by 10:00 things look a bit sad. However there is a chef ready to cook meat & fish so you can get some decent hot food at 10:00. Not told that beside hotel is commercial complex with 3 restaurants open till late. Staff could be more informative
very noisy both from traffic and hotel water tank which seemed to be above our room. Bathroom smells.
The staff were very friendly and welcoming. During our stay we experienced some of the heaviest rainfall the region had seen for many years. The basement area, including the restaurant, was totally flooded to about a metre deep. The lift shafts were like water falls but the staff and the owner could not do enough to help us cope and make us comfortable. For a situation out of their control they coped very well. We did find the bed was too hard, therefore my wife and I bought two inflatable beach beds to place upon our mattress. With hindsight we could have asked for another room but due to the flooding we decided to leave things as they were.
Good food, very clean hotel/rooms , friendly staff room we stayed in had a terrible odor coming in from the drains, really overwhelming
noisy generator kept us awake at night.
I have no problems with the hotel however it is isolated. To get to Mojacar was a 15 to 20 minute car journey.
Friendly and helpful staff. Nice pool. Mostly occupied by Spanish families which made for a pleasant atmosphere. Fresh coffee and fresh orange juice at breakfast would be a great improvement. Very high deposits required per towel at the pool.
As we only stayed 1 night we didn't get chance to sample many of your hotels services but what we did we very pleased with ie.room,breakfast.We would definately return should the chance occur.
Hotel Ok The hotel beds are too hard
The buffet breakfast was good. The beach (although it is nowhere near as close as advertised) The smell from the bathroom was disgusting - a real sewer smell - we had to buy air freshener in the local supermarket. The Hotel does not have sea views - there is a new block just been built in front of it - instead we had a room overlooking he pool which overlooks a very busy and noisy main road. The Hotel may only have been built in 2000 but it already needs a good overhaul and is definitely not up to a 4 star standard. The room was shabby and tired and the air con was poor and very noisy. Lastly - no way is it 150 metres to the beach - a good ten minute walk. Would not stay again. The area of Vera Playa has a beach which is lovely, but very little else - few restaurants etc. it is rather a "sad" resort in the evenings when it seems to be empty.
Great value
Beautiful hotel, breakfast good, location fantastic with the beach access. Good facilities to keep children occupied. Limited family use of the spa circuit, and nothing to advise that a reservation is required, so to queue and find out we could not get in was disappointing.
It is the first time we have asked for a quiet room and actually got one. Usually we are situated next to the lifts or the evening entertainment but the staff went out of their way to make sure our requirements were met. The evening waiter who worked regularly in the indoor bar was a bit sulky but the waiter in the bar outside was really friendly.
Very orientated towards the Spanish family. I found this a very good thing. The staff were very accomodating, and helpfull, although a staff member that spoke English would have been helpfull, but we got by. The location was quiet and the location goodl. Stayed on a bed and breakfast basis and the food was great value for money. I would have liked an Iron and ironing board in the room, this is a four star hotel, or at least a room set aside to iron something. The gym was very basic and there were no towels or water provided, unless you were prepared to pay 1euro.
It is very family freindly hotel with lot's of activities for the children. The pool is very good and again the slides and childrens pool is ideal for a family holiday. Food is excellent with good valiety and quality.
spa smell of swimming poll in the loby
The hotel was very good value for money based on the deal we had. The room was spacious and very good with a great view of the sea. Breakfast was also very good.We very much enjoyed it and as we have family living in the area would not hesitate to go back to Zimbali again. A very slight grumble that none of the information books re activities etc were in English.
The hotel was maintained in a very clean condition, especially the rooms. The food was anything but Gourmet!
Size and style of accommodation. Restaurant food, good selection. Location to beach Fitness room equipment not serviced and most machines mot working. We pointed this out to the management 2 days after arriving but nothing was done about it even after a second mention. We were told it is a 'free' facility but we count it as part of the price .Pool area small for size of hotel. Spa area alway full,. Too many crying children at dinner time 9.30 eve! Bar is like an airport cafe
Very comfortable and excellent VFM as half board. Food was not a la carte but very enjoyable. Bar prices also very reasonable for a 4* It is a large hotel and our room was a long walk from reception with luggage. Unfortunately no bell boy was on duty to assist.
the staff the tv was not tuned in
The food was very good and the pools werenice and clean
Very nice place to stay. Excellent food and great swimming pools
3rd vist in 12 months - all facilities including the golf.
location at beach and general atmosphere of Mojacar Playa region as a resort area and the November sunshine . Excellent hotel restaurant. very good breakfast Impersonal; nobody at desk or in Restaurant ever asked the usual " is everything alright " or " are you enjoying your dinner ". Service of Coffee at morning buffet is not satisfactory; slow, cold.
Staff very professional and helpful. Hotel quiet and well run. Nothing.
A quiet (while we visited during October), well designed, modern hotel with all the facilities that could reasonably be expected for a good quality hotel in its class, with friendly and helpful staff and good buffet breakfast.
my door wouldn't stay shut without being locked. No safe in room (door missing - and not previously advised). Television did not have the full set of channels in either of our two rooms. Restaurant / bar service was surly - and for the pool, non-existent. Price of wines was far too high for Spanish restaurants.
Very close to the sea. Has sea view almost from every room. Good restaurant. None.
Very good service, very comfortable room and bathroom. Excellent breakfast. In fact excellent for everything. N/A
The location The Parador is an old hotel whose customers tend to be mainly Spanish and we felt at times ignored when requiring waiter service.
The bathroom was beautiful and the products were of high quality. The staff were very unfriendly and when we tried to book at the restaurant for 2200 they looked horrified, so we went somewhere else.
location, good parking,near beach and nice aras to relax in resturant very expensive, compared to local resturants. room not as shown in advert,still pre renovation.
Comfortable, clean, with a friendly and helpful owner. Although overlooking road the excellent glazing kept any noise to a minimum. Great extra touches:bottled water in room, toiletries and white towels in bathroom. Excellent value. Nothing to say!
Very pleasant staff. Very helpful and friendly. We liked it souch we have booked again
Swimming pool Room not like for star hotel room. Stinky the bathroom. Old furnitures, and the beach is not soo nice. Too much single man was there, it is not normal in the real naturist place.
Food was excellent. Cut off from anywhere. Need better entertainment. Resident band would be good.
We both went there with our exhaustion and came back totally relaxed would I go again yes at a discount rate Too much shade in the garden area so its very hard to be in the sun. Far to many people putting towels on sun beds and not useing the bed
Excellent facilities, fabulous pool, great beachside location, attentive staff. Excellent food. Certainly a quality 4 star hotel.and a privelege to stay at. The hotel exceeded our expectations.Just terrific
Third time at the Vera Playa and overall good. The animacion and facilities are great. I think that the bar staff could be more friendly and less intimidating.
Pools and beach access. Very offhand staff. Dining experience more school canteen than 4 star.
Very well maintaned hotel,food is good,rooms cleaned regulary,staff helpfull
the hotel was great and the hoiday brilliant and naturist
peacfull stay paying for the beach seats, should be provided for free for hotel guests
Very friendly, very interesting community of guests, 4stars in Naturism is great :)
everythin our stay was great.
Breakfast, which was the only meal we ate at the hotel was excelleng None
clean nice fittings good price room didnt have a balcony
Brand new ,spacious rooms,excellent sea views,beautifully appointed public rooms ,excellent food , family run,pleasant and helpful staff Everything was perfect
Good location on the beach front, good sized rooms and good facilities, just need proper pillows. \nice garden and breakfast buffet good. the pillows and charged for tea and coffe in room
The staff are very friendly and helpful. Good choice of food in the restaurant for breakfast and dinner. In a good location. Having to pay for tea & coffee in your room, beds too hard.
Everything was perfect. Most enjoyable holiday. Having to leave.
The hotel was in a good locaton with easy access to the beach, local bars and the bus stop The fact that there was very few members of staff , the hotel bars were not attended.
Room, staff and most of the food. Music on Saturday night. Being charged for room coffee and sugar. Food on Sunday night limited because the number of guests were fewer.
nice and quiet
Hot water in the bathroom
Spacious appartment in pleasant location near the beach Difficult to find a parking place
Lovely resort. Very clean. Pool great. No Hot Water on last couple of days.
The staff on arrival were a bit rude and that tainted the begining of the stay. Thought they should have been a bit happier (even if they werent!)
i live on the costa del sol and its very busy, i loved the beach and the tranquil place and the apartment had everything. no
The leisure center was absolutely disgustingly dirty. The pool tiles were filthy..as were all the walls and surrounding areas. The jacuzzi was out of service. I do believe that the hygiene standards of the pool area were totally unacceptable..and I noted these comments on the hotel questionnaire I was given upon departure
Staff were very helpful. Good play area for children and pool area well kept.
Very spacious appartments with every facility well appointed. Swimming pools were not very inviting, and there seemed to be no other facilites? No welcome pack to explain anything about what was available...
The buildings and pools look nice The room smelled. We changed to another room, it also smelled of smoke.
Excellent cottages and surrounding, very secure. Nothing special about location.
The bungalow was equipped really well and had a nice heater. The check in/out procedure was very long and since we stayed only one night it was a great hassle. I guess if one stays for 2 weeks it is no problem at all.
The Camping complex is kept very clean and security is good There English is poor but then I should learn to speak Spanish! The staff were always ready to help nothing was to much trouble.
Easy to find central location. Stayed in the one-star section which had everything I needed for the stay. Reception staff were very helpful. Selection of restaurants and shops close by in addition to on-site facilities. no
The procimity to the beach was fantastic - literally a stones throw away. Air condition and a TV were a pleasent suprise. The images on the website have absolutly no corrilation to the size of the rooms, and quality. The 'roof terrace' was a small balcony looking at a car park rather than the sea. The meal / buffet was not that good, but reasonably priced, however you can eat out in the area for the same amount and get some really good food..! The staff were friendly, but not very knowledgable... No hot water for 2 days was a bit unfortnuate, but i guess this was just poor luck - im not sure if they gave us a free meal for it or just messed up the bill...
excellent location, helpful staff we thoroughly enjoyed our stay
room comfort was fair because we booked a budget room & that is what we got. The swimming pool was clean & uncrowded, close to bar 5star! All good. we booked on a room only basis. reception, bar, pool all great. Did not use restaurant as we eat out (our choice)
This Hostal is attached to the hotel and you have the use of their facilities ( swimming Pool. Dining Room etc( Breakfast Lunch and Dinner very reasonably priced) . Hostal could do with a little up-date but location and Sea views great for the price. Clean , Tidy and friendly staff
The room and service from the staff were excellent and the room was very good value for money, clean with a good view and balcony. We were shown to our room which was more than we got at a 4 star hotel. We felt the breakfast needed replenishing as it looked a bit lacking when we went for breakfast which was not late.
The friendlyness of the staff its quiet location and the excellent food all was OK
The food was great and the staff very friendly. It's just by the beach and has a good pool.
I booked our holiday for september and I booked only a basic accomodation but it wasn`t busy when we got there, so the receptionist gave us an accom with terrace. We really appriciated that, and the seaview was amazing. We booked a half board option and we were happy with the food. Beautiful beach was just across the road, the road was noisy sometimes, so we couldn`t keep open our windows for night.
The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room very clean. We stayed half board and the food was of very good quality.


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Matthew Goldsmith Ashland '09, Associate Director of Chapter Services - Brother Goldsmith spent the last year as one of our traveling chapter consultants. The change to a new format of chapter support and education came at a perfect time for him. A proven effective communicator, he will transition into this role by taking from his experiences on the road and step right in to help not only his assigned chapters, but also his fellow new associate directors. As an undergraduate, Brother Goldsmith had a wide range of experience, including terms as alumni relations chairman and corresponding secretary.
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Chris Hodge Minnesota '06, Associate Director of Chapter Services - Brother Hodge is a familiar face to many Phi Psis around the country. As both chapter president and IFC president in college, he attended the WWLS and other Fraternity leadership experiences. After graduating, he spent a season in Cabo as a program coordinator for the American Leadership Academy. Most recently, he served as a graduate assistant at the University of Northern Illinois in the student involvement office. There, he oversaw the various activities of the campus' Greek community. He received his Masters in Adult and Higher Education this past spring.
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James Perez Oneonta '07, Associate Director of Chapter Services - Brother Perez served in multiple officer positions during his time as an undergraduate in the New York Kappa Chapter, including as vice president. After graduating, he spent a year in the Peace Corps, working in Mali (West Africa, pictured) with a local community to find funding for water and sanitation needs. He used that experience to land a job, most recently, with Eastern Energy Systems selling renewable energy systems. In this capacity, he was responsible for both sales and customer service.
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Jordan Gill, Director of Digital Marketing - Jordan joins the staff after recently graduating from Butler University. A member of Alpha Phi, she possesses incredible knowledge of the Greek community and the communication needs throughout. Her extensive work experience included time with the Indianapolis Zoo, Conrad Hotel and Butler University, where she created videos and various content for the school's website and mascots. Her most recent work at the zoo included a successful social media campaign that increased attendance in various population segments.
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|Joseph W. Janssen, John Malek
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|Metem Corporation
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|Patent Citations (30), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (1), Classifications (32), Legal Events (5)
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Thermal barrier coating (TBC) systems have come to be widely used, particularly with respect to aircraft engines and industrial gas turbines. TBC systems typically include a coating of non-conductive material, such as ceramic, secured to a metal part, such as a turbine blade or a turbine vane, by a bonding coat. The ceramic coating insulates the metal part from hot combustion gases. Further insulation is typically provided by cooling holes, which are drilled through the part to provide a film of air on surfaces exposed to hot combustion gases. Known methods of manufacturing the cooling holes (e.g., laser drilling, abrasive water jets) can be very expensive or difficult to perform with requisite accuracy. Moreover, these methods may damage the ceramic coating. Accordingly, a cost effective and accurate method of machining cooling holes through thermal barrier coated parts is desired.
One aspect of the invention provides a method for milling a thermal barrier coated metal part. This method includes selectively removing a portion of a ceramic coating using a mechanical cutting tool, thereby forming a counterbore, and machining the metal part through the counterbore.
Another aspect of the invention provides a drilling head for drilling thermal barrier coated metal parts. The drilling head comprises a mechanical cutting tool, which is operable to mill through ceramic, and an electrode for electrical discharge machining. The electrode may be used to mill the metal part, and may be interchangeable with the mechanical cutting tool.
The metal blade 5 is typically made from nickel or cobalt based alloy. However, the metal blade 5 may be composed of any metal, including steel, titanium, or carbide. Although the metal blade 5 may vary in shape and size, it generally has several smooth, curved surfaces and ranges in thickness, between an outside surface and the chamber 30, from approximately 0.005 to 0.5 inches.
The cooling chamber 30 in the metal blade 5 is generally over 0.060 inches thick. It may be machined in the metal turbine blade 5 or included when the metal turbine blade 5 is formed.
The bond coat 15 is typically 0.005 to 0.008 inches thick, and may be prepared with a rough surface in order to improve bonding of the ceramic coating 10. The bond coat 15 is typically made from a composition according to the general formula MCrAlX, where M signifies a metallic selection from the group consisting of nickel (Ni), cobalt (Co), or iron (Fe) and X signifies an element selection from the group consisting of yttrium (Y), zirconium (Zr), hafnium (Hf), ytterbium (Yb), or another reactive element. However, bond coats formed from other compositions may be used.
The ceramic coating 10 is commonly 0.005 to 0.030 inches thick and generally composed of zirconia. Other ceramic TBC compositions, for example including tungsten or titanium, may be used.
The counterbore 20 may be created by selectively removing (i.e., milling) a portion of the ceramic coating 10. Although the counterbore 20 is shown as being fan-shaped in
The cooling hole 25 may also be any shape and may be formed at any angle. It may be tapered in one or more portions. For example, the cooling hole 25 in
As a variant to the above described embodiment, the ceramic coated turbine blade 35 may actually be a ceramic coated turbine vane, any of a variety of hot gas path turbine parts, or any other metal part. Additionally, the turbine part may be coated with a material other than ceramic. For example, plasma spray, solid/dry film lubricants, fluoropolymer coatings, Teflon� coatings or any other thermal barrier coating may be used.
The milling drive head 60 may be used to perform high speed milling. This milling may be accomplished using mechanical cutter 68 or an electrode 69 for electrical discharge machining (EDM). Thus, for example, the mechanical cutter 68 may be used to mill the ceramic coating and then replaced with the electrode 69 to mill the metal part. The milling drive head is described in greater detail below with respect to
Manipulator 80 includes a conventional machine tool structure having a fixed element or frame and one or more elements such as slides and pivoting tunnels. The manipulator 80 also includes a vise or other fixture for holding the turbine blade 35. The fixture for holding the blade 35 is mounted to one element of the manipulator structure, whereas the turbine milling head 60 is mounted to another element of the manipulator structure, so that movement of one or both of the elements moves the turbine blade relative to the head or vice-versa.
The numerical control 70 may include an input/output (I/O) interface 72, a processor 74, and a memory 78. The I/O interface 72 may be used to enter data regarding a desired milling operation. For example, a user may enter a depth to which a counterbore 20 or cooling hole 25 is to be drilled. The user may also enter an angle, a shape, or a diameter at which a counterbore 20 or cooling hole 25 is to be drilled.
The processor 74 may compute the entered data and instruct the milling assembly 50 accordingly. For example, the processor 74 may instruct the manipulator 80 to position the turbine blade at a predetermined angle or distance with respect to the milling drive head 60. Further, the processor 74 may instruct the milling drive head 60 to mill according to the entered specifications.
Memory 78 may be used to store preferred machining specifications. For example, a user may input a custom counterbore and cooling hole design. If the user desires to machine numerous holes according to his custom design at a present or later time, the user may store the design specifications in the memory 78.
According to one aspect of the present invention, the numerical control 70 may further include a sensor 76. The sensor 76 may be used to determine when a relevant portion of the ceramic coating 10 is sufficiently removed. Specifically, the sensor 76 may determine electrical conductivity between the milling drive head 60 and the ceramic coated turbine blade being milled. Presence of electrical conductivity may signify that a portion of the metal turbine blade 5 is exposed, or that enough of the ceramic coating 10 has been removed that the metal turbine blade 5 can be machined.
The mechanical cutter 68 may be any of a variety of types, such as an end mill, a rotary burr, or an abrasive point. Furthermore, according to some embodiments of the present invention the mechanical cutter 68 may include carbide, nitride, tool steel, high speed steel, diamond, cubic boron nitride, tungsten carbide or other suitable abrasive or cutting materials. For example, the cutter 68 may be diamond coated to preserve its sharpness and prolong usability.
The drilling head 60 may operate at high speeds. For example, the spindle and motor assembly 62 may operate at speeds up to 60,000 RPM or higher. Linear feed rates, defining translational movement of the mechanical cutter 68 with respect to the ceramic coating 10, may range from 0.004 inches per minute to 60 inches per minute or higher.
The milling drive head 60 may be secured to the manipulator 80 by any of a variety of other means. For example, bolts 61 may be replaced with clamps, chucks, or quick disconnect fittings.
In step 120, the ceramic coating 10 is selectively removed by the mechanical cutter 68 of the milling drive head, thereby forming counterbore 20. Selective removal may be discontinued (step 130) when, for example, the counterbore 20 is completed.
For example, as the ceramic coating 10 is selectively removed, the electrical conductivity between the cutter 68 and the metal blade 5 is continually checked using the sensor 76 (
According to another example, completion of the counterbore 20 may be determined by measuring a mechanical deflection of the drilling head 60. That is, measuring the deflection of the drilling head 60 may enable one to detect a quantity of coating 10 that has been removed.
In step 140, the mechanical cutter 68 may be replaced. For example, it may be exchanged for the electrode 69 or an alternative mechanical cutting tool. The new cutting tool may be used to machine the cooling hole 25 in the metal turbine blade 5 (step 150).
According to an aspect of the present invention, positioning of the turbine blade 35 may occur throughout the method 100. Thus, although the blade 35 is initially positioned in step 110, it may be repositioned during selective removal of the ceramic layer and machining of the cooling hole 25 in the metal blade 5. Thus, the counterbore 20 and cooling hole 25 may be of any shape and may include various angles. Also, the manipulator 80 may vary the angle between the axis of the cutter and the surface during the process.
As a variant to the method 100, the step of replacing the cutting tool may include the step of replacing the drilling head 60 with a different machine head after discontinuing selective removal of the ceramic layer in step 140. For example, as opposed to merely replacing the mechanical cutter 68 with the electrode 69, the entire drill head 60 may be replaced with a machine head for electrical discharge machining (EDM) or electro chemical machining (ECM).
Discontinuance of the selective removal in step 130 may occur upon sensing of electrical conductivity or immediately thereafter. Alternatively, selective removal may be discontinued a predetermined period of time after electrical conductivity is sensed. According to another embodiment, selective removal may be continued until the electrical conductivity reaches a predetermined strength.
The step of detecting electrical conductivity can be replaced or supplemented by a step of determining whether a predetermined depth has been reached. For example, if a thickness of the ceramic coating 10 is known, it may be input by a user to the numerical control 70. Thus when the ceramic coating 10 has been milled to a depth approximately equal to the thickness input by the user, the milling assembly 50 may discontinue milling.
Although in the above described embodiment, milling is largely performed by the numerical control 70, all or part of the milling process may alternatively be performed manually. For example, the manipulator 80 may be manually operated to position the thermal barrier coated turbine blade 35 with respect to a vertical axis of the mechanical cutter 68 or the electrode 69.
In another variant, completely different machines having different drive heads may be used to mill the ceramic coating 10 and the metal turbine blade 5. Conversely, another aspect of the present invention enables the entire thermal barrier coated turbine blade 35, including the metal blade 5 and the ceramic coating 10, to be milled by the drive head 60 and cutter 68.
Although the invention herein has been described with reference to particular embodiments, it is to be understood that these embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and applications of the present invention. For example, although the above described method and apparatus for machining has been described with respect to milling cooling holes in ceramic coated turbine blades, this method and apparatus may be applied to any metal part having a thermal barrier coating. It is therefore to be understood that numerous modifications may be made to the illustrative embodiments and that other arrangements may be devised without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.
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|Chromalloy Gas Turbine Corporation
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|Raycon Corporation
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|Charmilles Technologies S.A.
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|Feb 5, 1991
|Fanuc Ltd
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|Feb 12, 1991
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|Apr 9, 1991
|Yamazaki Mazak Corporation
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|Yamazaki Mazak Corporation
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|May 7, 2002
|General Electric Company
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|Chromalloy Gas Turbine Corporation
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|Jun 3, 2003
|Chromalloy Gas Turbine Corporation
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|Jul 8, 2003
|Chiao-Chin Shih
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|Jan 25, 2005
|General Electric Company
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|Jul 31, 2003
|May 24, 2005
|United Technologies Corporation
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|Feb 28, 2003
|Aug 30, 2005
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|Sep 2, 2004
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|International Classification
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Like most people, I had registered the basic facts of climate change over the current decade, but I had been late in realising just how damaging a part flights play in CO2 emissions. In fact, it was only last year, when the publication of one of our own books, Duncan Clark's Rough Guide to Ethical Living, brought the salient points home, spelling out how consumers create their carbon footprint. My own footprint, I realised, was made up largely of flights.
This kind of realisation has quite a range of effects on people. There are those who feel that action against climate change is not a personal issue: governments must legislate and tax; individuals have marginal impact. And there are people like the travel writer and broadcaster Nick Crane who feel action is a moral imperative. Nick took his last flight in 1997, and none of his three children has been on a plane. And just last month, the Bishop of London, Richard Chartres, declared that flying off on holiday and not caring for the climate consequences is "a symptom of sin".
My own reaction lies somewhere between these poles. I have always believed strongly in the positive aspects of travel. Our political leaders may strive to give the opposite impression, but we in Britain and the West are, I am convinced, more caring, more tolerant, perhaps better people, from our contact with other cultures. And it is hard to see how a country like Greece, or Kenya, or Costa Rica (where they have turned over a third of the country to natural reserves - protecting large swaths of natural environment), could thrive without tourism. Britain, too, would find its economy battered without a tourist industry. And yet flying produces so much more CO2 than any other area of our lives. There is an immorality in our generation flying casually, and leaving the next with the consequences.
At Rough Guides we feel at the heart of this contradiction, but oddly well placed to increase awareness of it. So, at the start of the year, I got together with Tony Wheeler, who set up Lonely Planet, and we put out a joint press release to publicise the issue of flights and emissions and to encourage people to use carbon offset schemes. We also came up with an unlikely slogan for two travel guide publishers, but one that we believe must stand at the heart of all responsible travel: "Fly less and stay longer".
The carbon offset part of the equation is one that has attracted fierce comment. New Internationalist ran an issue devoted to exposing this "con", and it is self-evidently true that it is better not to fly and generate emissions than to fly and attempt to neutralise their effect. But the offset companies know this well and the two that I have experience of - Climate Care (climatecare.org) and Carbon Neutral (carbonneutral.com) - are well run, underpinned by good science, and deliver what they claim. They also prompt thought: anyone who makes an offset payment becomes more aware of the subject. So at Rough Guides we now offset all staff and author travel, and we have persuaded our parent company, Penguin, to do the same. You will find in our books and on every page of our website a link to Climate Care so that you can do the same.
We felt that we could also do more at Rough Guides. The new edition of our Rough Guide to Ethical Living devotes half of its pages to how to lighten your "carbon footprint". And we have published a Rough Guide to Climate Change covering the science and political issues, the state of the planet and its "canary" indicators, and again giving some guidance as to what we can do as individuals, what our governments can do, and what scientific solutions might contribute. We publish nearly 400 Rough Guides, but I sense this book - by Robert Henson of the National Center for Atmospheric Research - is the one that stands above all others in importance.
The question I get asked most, when talking about travel and climate change, is how much have I changed my behaviour. Not enough, I confess: I am, after all, a recovering travel writer. I've made one long-haul trip this year, to Costa Rica, and I went on a family trip to Greece, as well as Pembrokeshire, and went to Andalucia to see an author. But I have declined the publishers' jaunt to Frankfurt and other business trips. It could have been worse: it is frightening how casual flying can be. We must all fly less, stay longer.
Mark Ellingham is Rough Guides' publisher. He set up Rough Guides in 1982, writing a guide to Greece
Ten ways to a lighter carbon footprint
1. Don't fly in Europe; take the train, right. The special six-hour, non-stop London-Avignon trip is a snip at £114 return. The website seat61.com is a fine one-stop resource for all things train.
2. When you fly, choose an airline with a young fleet, likely to be less polluting. See the website airfleets.net for details.
3. Avoid night-time and winter flights - flights in daylight are much less polluting.
4. Offset all flights (and train travel) through climatecare.org or carbonneutral.com.
5. Fly to countries that really need your tourist money - and spend as much as you can at local businesses.
6. Buy flights from northsouthtravel.co.uk, where all profits are given to development projects.
7. Buy holidays checked and vetted by responsibletravel.com.
8. Use air-conditioning as little as possible, drink tap water, not bottled, and don't launder clothes unnecessarily.
9. Buy local food and drink, visit locally owned establishments and avoid imported goods.
10. Hire bicycles for short visits. If you hire a car, be sure it is full.Reuse content


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October 22, 2010
WALTER DUANE WHITE, PLAINTIFFv.HARRELL WATTS, DEFENDANT
I. Introduction
Walter Duane White, an inmate at the Federal Correctional Institution, Butner, North Carolina, filed this pro se civil rights action. Service of the Complaint was ordered on April 2, 2009. (Doc. 6).*fn1 Named as the sole defendant is National Inmate Appeals Administrator Harrell Watts of the Federal Bureau of Prisons ("BOP").
By Order dated February 25, 2010, Plaintiff's motion requesting leave to file an Amended Complaint was granted by Judge Vanaskie of this Court. The Order specifically forewarned Plaintiff that failure to timely submit an amended complaint by March 30, 2010, or otherwise respond to the Order would result in dismissal of his action for failure to prosecute.
By Memorandum and Order dated April 16, 2010, Judge Vanaskie dismissed Plaintiff's action for his failure to submit an Amended Complaint.
The case has been transferred to the undersigned, and we are considering Plaintiff's motion for reconsideration of the dismissal order and to fix a clerical error.
II. Discussion
Plaintiff asserts that he did in fact file a timely amended complaint.
However, he contends that due to a clerical error, his amended complaint was construed by the Clerk of Court's office as being an entirely new action, White v. Watts, Civil No. 3:CV-10-534 (M.D. Pa.), which is presently pending before Judge Munley of this Court.
A motion for reconsideration is a device of limited utility. It may be used only to remedy manifest errors of law or fact, or to present newly discovered precedent or evidence which, if discovered previously, might have affected the court's decision. Harsco Corp. v. Zlotnicki, 779 F.2d 906 (3d Cir. 1985). It has also been held that a motion for reconsideration is appropriate where the court has "... misunderstood a party, or has made a decision outside the adversarial issues presented to the court by parties, or has made an error not of reasoning, but of apprehension." See Rohrbach v. AT & T Nassau Metals Corp., 902 F. Supp. 523, 527 (M.D. Pa. 1995), vacated in part on other grounds on reconsideration, 915 F. Supp. 712 (M.D. Pa. 1996) (quoting Above the Belt, Inc. v. Mel Bohannan Roofing, Inc., 99 F.R.D. 99, 101 (E.D. Va. 1983). "Because federal courts have a strong interest in the finality of judgments, motions for reconsideration should be granted sparingly." Continental Casualty Co. v. Diversified Indus., Inc., 884 F. Supp. 937, 943 (E.D. Pa. 1995).
It is noted that the purported amended complaint described by Plaintiff was not labeled as being an amended complaint. Moreover, it did not contain a docket number and was accompanied by an in forma pauperis application, a motion seeking preliminary injunctive relief, and a motion for appointment of counsel. None of those additional filings included the docket number or otherwise referenced this case.
Based upon those circumstances, it was reasonable for White's submissions to be docketed as a new cause of action by the Clerk of Court's office. It is also noted that since the attempted amended complaint was in fact docketed, under a new number, No. 3:CV-10-534, and is still pending, Plaintiff has not been prejudiced by the failure to file the complaint in this case.*fn2 Additionally, if this Court were to grant the reconsideration motion, we would have to dismiss his current case, as the claims in both cases are the same. Such action would only needlessly delay resolution of Plaintiff's claims. Accordingly, the reconsideration motion will be denied.
We will issue an appropriate order.
AND NOW, this 22nd day of October, 2010, it is ordered that:
1. Plaintiff's motion (doc. 74) for reconsideration and to fix clerical error is denied.
2. The Administrative order issued in this matter on April 1, 2009 (doc. 7) is vacated.
3. The Clerk of Court is directed to mail a copy of this Order to the Warden at Plaintiff's current place of confinement.
William W. Caldwell United States District Judge
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