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Vera hotel is no way a 5 star hotel. More likely 3 and that's just for its location. We arrived at midnight and were shown to our room or should I say cell miles away from reception up hills steps lift There was a balcony with room for 1 chair the garden view was a lonely piece of ivy dangling down a wall the other two windows both faced walls no view at all. Was supposed to be a family room. Walk in door there was a filthy bathroom still had previous occupants hairs on the floor sink and bath. Bedroom to left bedroom to right moldy ceilings damp on walls. No where to sit. We complained and were moved to a different room the next day a little better than the first.
Air conditioning was really poor we did complain on numerous occasions but still same when we left. They turn all electricity off for a minute or so around 2am because when it comes back on the air con doesn't. The bath and toilet leaked. Spoke to other English people and they all said they had similar experiences. Try find a different hotel would not recommend at all.
- Holiday details: Aug 2013, Booked Independently
- Advice: Hotel rooms need to be renewed
- Good For: Beach
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Just came back from my holiday with my wife and my 2 daughters and we had a very bad experience Very poor, would not recommend -
The worst thing about this place is the rooms are dated and dirty mold on the ceilings in the bathroom the bath leaks u need your wellies after a bath / shower the air con is terrible doesn't work in the rooms, the restaurant and rarely in the reception area. You will notice there are always people at the desk complaining there was even a lady there crying at the state of her room.
We are giving a true account of our visit to this hotel the one good thing is the hotel is on its own rocky beach.
- Holiday details: Aug 2013, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: Hotel in need of renovation
- Good For: Beach
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I have stayed at the tmt before and had a wonderful holiday, but oh dear returned there this year and it was terrible, if you are not on th ground floor which we wasnt the accomodation is tired and dated and not clean, we were without hot water for 3 days and nights, can you believe they ran out of heating oil, and had to wait for a delivery, we were the furthest away and the telephone didnt work the whole time, the food was not great, passable but thats about it, entertainment and alcohol shocking, stay away, not good value for money
- Holiday details: Jun 2012, booked with Olympic Holidays
- Advice: stay away
- Good For: Beach
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We went on this holiday as a group of 13 after finishing our A-level exams.
Firstly, the good points. The hotel looked beautiful and it was a brilliant location being right next to the sea, and outside of the town centre, so it was quieter . The pool is very big and the entertainment was good in the evening and in the daytime. The sun lounger and towel service was good. We were allowed one meal at the a la carte restaurant as part of our all inclusive package which was very good.
The bad points. I have to say first of all, the hotel was certainly not a five star. When we arrived, our accommodation was assigned and we were given a small dark and dingy room which was 3 star. Eventually we were given a villa after moaning. But even then, the shower smelt of sulphur the whole time and it spit out brown fluid all over me whilst showering. Hardly any of the staff could speak any english so it was very difficult to communicate when we had a problem with the accommodation The facilities were poor, for example, most of the equipment in the gym wasnt working and there was only 4 pieces of equipment in it. In addition, the tennis rackets were bent and in very poor condition, and we even got pushed off the court by the hotel staff as they wanted to play. The pool tables and the ping pong tables were also in poor condition. Also, the quality and choice of the food was very poor, the same food everyday which was very turkish, not international. There wasnt even any ketchup!!
And I think its worth pointing out that 12 of 13 of us suffered from stomach problems and food poisoning during our stay which very much ruined our holiday for all of us. I dont think this could be down to anything other than the fact there is poor food hygiene standards in the restaurants due to the fact nearly all of us got it. we made friends with some other people and they also had stomach problems. In addition, we watched the cleaner clean our room and he cleaned the toilets before making our beds and then he swept all the shower room water through our rooms.
Overall, I would say that this hotel is not worth the money you pay, it is not four star in our eyes and I wouldnt risk the all inclusive packages in Turkey.
- Holiday details: Jul 2011, All Inclusive, booked with Thomas Cook
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We stayed at the Vera Club for 7 nights from 4th September.
Before booking the holiday I had read the reviews on various sites and found them to be very positive. However, after I made the booking, the reviews became quite critical and negative. This worried me, especially as I had booked this holiday for me, my sister and two friends.
We arrived quite late in the night. We were met at the reception by the night porter and a young man who was responsible for taking our cases to the room.
The room was in the annex….up the dreaded stairs described in the previous reviews. (I'll come back to them).
We had two bedrooms….one with a double bed and one with twin beds. The furniture in the room was dark, giving it the appearance of being old. The room was nevertheless clean and very comfortable.
It had air conditioning we could operate manually. There was a safe in the room…both of these were free. (By the way, the air con only works when the doors and window are shut)
Because of the lateness we went straight to sleep. When we woke early the next day, we discovered that whilst the balcony in our room was quite small, the door to the room led out to a veranda which had the most amazing views. This was equipped with chairs, were we sat in the evenings and took in the view.
The hotel was fantastic…..the grounds were spotless, the gardens amazing.
The food, which was almost constantly served, was first class. If someone wants cordon bleu or al a carte meals, then perhaps this wouldn't suit you but if you know that before you go, then you won't be disappointed and will definitely have plenty of choice. I read some reviews complaining about this and wonder what on earth people wanted…..there was enormous choice, for all meals….the chefs also cooked some meals fresh outside the main restaurant…..in the morning, you could get pancakes, fried eggs, omelettes etc. The choice at other meal times varied.
The deserts were absolutely gorgeous….if you go there on a diet, you'll be in trouble!!!!!
The entertainment in the evening was very good….I was pleasantly surprised….I thought it would be a bit cabaret and drag artist, but it was far from it. After the show, there was a disco or music on the beach in the evenings….this was good fun….if you don't take lift too seriously.
There is a lot more to the hotel than the big pool outside the main hotel. There are 3 other pools….one of them is a fresh water pool. To access these, you need to go up the stairs to the back of the hotel…..just ask.
I read a lot about the dreaded stairs before I left & I think because of what I read made them far worse….when in fact they weren't too challenging at all. There is a lift which will take you half way up anyway….be warned though…this lift will only carry 6 people…any more and it stops. Some people overloaded the lift and got struck….serves them right!!!!
Our room was spotless…the maids came in daily and changed our towels…..ok they weren't big white fluffy ones but they certainly served the purpose. We were given cards so that we could have a change of beach towels each day.
As anyone who has ever gone on an "all inclusive" trip will know, the drinks served are local….we drank a variety of spirits, wine and beer….not all at the same time….and they were fine. Bottled water was included, which is a rarity. The cocktails were a bit Russian roulette but were fun trying to find a good one.
The staff work phenomenal amount of hours and always have a smile on their face….I don't know how they do it.
I can thoroughly recommend this hotel and if given the opportunity, I would go back in a heartbeat.
Bodrum is a lovely place. The people were very polite…we got no hassle at all. The market can be a bit stressful. A word of warning….definitely haggle, don't hand over your money until the goods are in your hand and if buying clothes, check the size you want is the size you get!!!.
Book about trip down on the Pier. Thomas Cook charge about £30.00 more and the trips are identical.
We flew with Thomas cook. Both flights were on time but planes are tiny….very uncomfortable. Leg room minimal….a big person would get cramp.
- Holiday details: Sep 2010, All Inclusive, booked with Thomas Cook
- Advice: Great hotel, good location. Fantastic people.
- Good For: Beach
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This is my second visit to the Vera club and was over the moon with my holiday yet again the food is fabulous always a good choice and variety Evan if your not adventurous and don't want to try the countries cuisine there's always pizza chips and traditional english dishes.The choice of deserts are out of this world and delicious.The rooms are pretty basic but at the end of the day there only fore sleeping in. There very clean and you get fresh towels every day you also get a card for a beach towel which you can change as many times as you like throughout the day.The swimming pools are large although cold the weather is so hot its refreshing and i was there in October it was still 32 degrees the staff very helpful and friendly. There's always a good show and disco in the evenings with live music in the garden bar if that's not your thing but if your a younger person and want good night life i would suggest that you go before the middle of September as the season ends in October and things are quiting down i will definitely be going back for the third time next year
- Holiday details: Oct 2009, All Inclusive, Booked Independently
- Advice: very good for shopping be prepared to haggle
- Activities: the boat trips are very beautiful and cheap
- Good For: Beach
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A wonderful relaxing holiday in idyllic surroundings. The Club Vera TMT is within walking distance of Bodrum AND on the sea-front.
Rooms are quiet and comfortable, nothing luxurious but quite acceptable.
The staff are really helpful and obliging. Reception staff organised 2 excursions at cheap rates, getting the tickets faxed for us. The barmen willingly make you a cocktail with "all-inclusive" ingredients. Efes beer fine-plus we recommend the rose wine- on tap! Lots of bars and "help-yourself" drink staions,a boon with all that sun!
We thought we would miss ham/bacon, but enjoyed a wide variety of food- roast lamb stood out.Plenty of meat/chicken/salads/veg/cheeses/fruit and dessrts a-plenty.
The pool area is simply fabulous. We found the pool with slides great fun! Plenty of space and pretty gardens.
In-house entertainment OK, the usual Children's disco early evening, then a variety of shows. We saw Chinese acrobats,Russian dancers, a magician etc. Mostly English used here, surprising as few British tourists. Have to say that children of other nationalities seem much better behaved- a sad reflection on us Brits!
All in all highly recommended.
- Holiday details: Jun 2009, All Inclusive, Booked Independently
- Activities: Ephesus-amazing, and Dalyan, (mud-baths + river cruise + turtle beach visit). Long trips but fab...
- Good For: Beach
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The rooms are basic,but clean same room as you get anywhere on the med.The choise and quality of food on offer was very good, some thing for everyone.Very good for families as there is activities on all day.No problem getting served drinks,there are a lot of staff employed at the vera club.It's an easy 10 mins walk into Bodrum centre
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the accomodation, was clean and decent, staff wonderful, food fatastic, and the variety, i have since visited turkey thinking all were like this and believe me there not, really had a wonderful time
- Holiday details: Jun 2007, All Inclusive, booked with Thomson
- Good For: Beach
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stayed here sept 2008 for 14 days and found the apartments although basic very good . we had a 2nd floor apart.(46)with good view of pool area,everything was clean and well look after and the location of the apartments was good also, just a short walk from the beach,restaurants,shops and bars.many a good night spent in Gallion 2 just at bottom of hill turn left,good breakfasts too.If wanting self catering or room only accommidation would recommend the Plaza Palmera.
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An excellent hotel for all. Plenty of activities for those who wanted them, yet a great place to relax too. Could not wish for better facilities. Had one slight problem with the bath on one day, apart from that a faultless stay. A tranquil and restful hotel within reach of the busy Bodrum nightlife which carries on well into the morning hours. Food and Drink were plentiful and superb.
I defy anyone to find fault with this hotel. I would definately return and even more definately recommend it to all.
Vera was fantastic.
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Hello, I have just got back from the Vera Club TMT and was very impressed. We just wanted a cheap holiday, all inclusive, swimming pool, sea and sun that's it! And the TMT really did fulfil that and more.
Thomas Cook: Rep changed after one day and we didn't meet the 2nd rep, flight was cramped and food was very very basic, but you get what you pay for, films and tv where the only thing that got me though. Felt secure though that there was someone there, buses for pick ups and excursions were all on time and effective.
Accommodation: Basic and remember the sewage system isn't as good as ours so loo paper is put in a bin. Cleaned regularly so it doesn't pose an issue and you don't spend a lot of time there anyway! TV all in French so watched MTV channel ''pimp my ride and date my mom in french'' had BBC news but was fuzzy.
Restaurants: Main:boiled chicken, fresh bread, rice, potatoes, chips, cheesy bread, soups, spaghetti, fish, stew, only dessert is basic, this was ok for a week but if you were spending two weeks you may crave english food and eat out a bit. If you are not fussy you wont starve! no english breakfast or toast, meat is usually in the form of a frankfurter
Da Vinci: You have to book in advance at reception and be there for 8 unfortunately we didn't know this but was informed they provide a similar thing to the buffet.
Cafe: Lovely shaded area for the evening under the stars, beer is quite weak so getting drunk is difficult but its free so doesn't matter, there's a self service rose, white and red barrel always there as well, oh and free coffee necafe machines everywhere. Certain times in the afternoon there's a lovely lady who makes cheese or chocolate pancakes
Spa: Great value for money we got a turkish bath and 45min massage for 30 quid each
everything in the spa is great value for money and the staff are superb and non-pushy.
Staff: Lovely and understanding there is a bit of a language barrier though as mostly there are Russians and Belgiums in the hotel so they speak french but not very good english.
Bodrum: 25min walk up the road (you wouldn't think it), taxi cheap. You have to haggle for pretty much anything you buy. They take anything sterling, lira, euros, but there isn't a cash point in hotel you'd have to go to Bodrum.
Swimming: Pool and sea was great it was 30 degrees the whole week so its a good time of year to come, also not a lot of people made it romantic. The resort wasn't very busy so sun beds weren't a problem. There is a wooden walk way like a pier on the beach (private beach to the hotel) with massive bean bags on the end, romantic and original! canoes are free didn't find this out until last day, jet skis are a small fee. I imagine though if it was busy it could be very frustrating.
Disco: on the beach didn't go sounded good. Didn't go on too late but I imagine if your room was near the beach area you could hear it do don't opt for sea view!
Entertainment: Basic, aerobic around the pool, belly dancers in the evening. We missed the fire eaters and guy that can lie on swords which sounded good, if you don't want to get involved sit and watch from the balcony!!
Excursions: Dalayan Mud baths £27pp was an early start because it was 2.5 hours away but there are plenty of toilet breaks and food stops. Excellent guide funny and original spoke very good english. They kept all the English and Belguims separate so met english people from other hotels. Mud baths are brilliant you feel energised and then you go into a natural spring 38 degrees to wash off (does smell though but you get used to it) then a boat ride where they filmed ''the african queen' and palaces are carved in to the cliff side and time on turtle beach (no turtles this time of year though) go back a 7pm was a long day. but made the 7 day holiday longer.
Connections to airport: Because our flight was 0555 Sunday but we had to check out Saturday by 12. You can book 10 lira per hour you stay extra in the hotel or Thomas Cook offered a last day cruise excursion with one night acc in hotel closer to Bodrum airport. Cruise was a lovely day with free drinks and a nice meal. The hotel very very basic (no tv in room and shower room/toilet) but provided a free lovely last meal and had a huge screen for the sky football and rugby (which my bf was very happy about!).
Bodrum Airport: Appalling!! we felt like we where in a hurricane shelter full of smoke from cigarettes, cafe charged us 10 pounds for 2 drinks, luckily the wait was an hour but sitting on a freezing cold floor because it was sooo crowed was not nice.
Good for a romantic week of sun Lovely.
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and let's face it, to pick on one example: what is "authentic chinese" any more? I just spent a week and a half in Beijing, and my local hosts feel like they have thousands of regional variations they can't figure out or even name, let alone try and form an opinion about. And everywhere you go there's five Korean places! Hot pots are everywhere. Xaibou xaibou is everywhere. They consider "American Chinese" its own regional specialty now. It's all authentic. It's in China. Local natives are lined up to eat it. But it's not authentic Chinese...say what???
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I agree with others who support this new venture. I'm glad some new territory is being explored. I look forward to giving them a try!
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there is a new place visit off Nolensville road. the old elysian inn spot is open again as 404 bar and grill. WOW what a transformation! this is a nice restaurant with a full menu. as you enter you will see two leather couch areas for relaxing. the table clothed dinning area is spacious and quiet. tasteful art and gentle lighting set the mood well. there is a cute little patio which I understand will be expanded to include a smoker soon. the menu offers appetizers, pastas, burgers, steaks and more. happy hour sports two bucks off appetizers. I had the wings and they were just perfectly cooked with a snappy Cajun dry rub! homemade soups lead to ohhs and aahhs the day I was there as did the hotdog platter - which looked really good! service was great as well!
im not sure when ive seen such a transformation in a restaurant space. this place is nothing like anything else in the area. its is NOT a bar that serves food - this is a restaurant that has a bar. its a perfect spot for dinner! currently, they are open Friday, sat, and sunday 11-1am and they are open for dinner the rest of the week. I think they are going to expand the lunch hours in the future. please support this classy friendly unique addition to the zoo area of Nolensville road! I plan to eat there this week for lunch and ill write a review of what I get when I do so.
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An ancient Aryuvedic remedy couldn't really be that beneficial could it? This guy obviously hasn't tried it himself long enough to see results. The media will constantly be trying to demean and steer our attention away from the natural way...as long as "science" hasn't proven the benefits...gullible people put too much trust in SCIENCE and not enough in NATURE...I'll leave you to think about that one....
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Nuts? He wants to eat nuts when he's not worried about putting on a couple pounds. Even when Jamal Charles is lettin himself go, he's still healthier than me. Can't believe he picked Texas BBQ!
April 7, 2011
Jamaal Charles has seen a lot. A standout running back, he was part of the 2005 national championship team with the University of Texas, where he currently ranks fourth in career rushing yards, despite forgoing his senior year to enter the NFL draft. Now three years into his professional career with the Kansas City Chiefs, he has become one of the best rushers in the NFL.
We figured that a guy who's seen so much would have a lot of information to share, so we worked for weeks – brainstorming, researching, and surveying fans – to come up with the most interesting interview questions possible for Mr. Charles. Unfortunately, we left those questions in the bar at the airport, so we hastily assembled a bunch of unrelated questions just to make sure we had something to ask him when we saw him. Here are his answers to that second batch of questions:
1. How did your NCAA bracket work out? Good. Had UConn winning it all.
2. Name 3 things you'll do more of if there isn't an NFL season. Lift weights, run track, more community involvement.
3. If there was a movie about your life, who would be the star? Me.
4. Better barbecue: Texas or Kansas City? Texas.
5. Who, in your opinion, is the most intimidating defensive player in the NFL? No one.
6. What are you surprisingly bad at? Singing.
7. If there's no NFL season, and you can let your self go a little, what will you eat a lot of? Nuts. All kinds of nuts.
8. What's on your DVR right now? I don't have one.
9. What movie do you like that you don't normally admit to people? Avatar.
10. If you were going to put up anyone else's Fathead in your house, whose would it be? Adrian Peterson's.
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Hospitals in the central San Joaquin Valley got a report card this week on how they're doing at reducing patient infections, and their grades varied, depending on which germ they're fighting.
Three Valley hospitals had lower-than-expected rates for a nasty bug that causes diarrhea, and two had higher rates for central-line bloodstream infections, according to a report released by the California Department of Public Health.
Hospital-acquired infections are of major public concern and a costly problem for hospitals. Infections are among the top 10 leading causes of death nationwide. In California, about 200,000 occur yearly, according to the state. The infections are estimated to cost California hospitals $600 million to $1.6 billion annually.
California requires hospitals to report infection for Clostridium difficile, which causes diarrhea, and for two drug-resistant infections -- methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and vancomycin-resistant Enterococci. Hospitals also must report central-line -- where a tube is passed into a vein -- bloodstream infections. This is the first full year of hospitals reporting surgical site infections from 29 types of surgical procedures.
Valley hospitals fell within accepted ranges for the two drug-resistant infections. The report found Community Regional Medical Center and Saint Agnes Medical Center had lower rates for Clostridium difficile, which has been increasing and causing more deaths in recent years. Kaweah Delta Medical Center in Visalia also had a lower rate, and Tulare Regional Medical Center would have shown a lower rate but for a state reporting error, hospital officials said.
The Valley hospitals were among only 46 statewide with lower-than-expected Clostridium difficile rates. Fifty-four hospitals had higher-than-expected rates. A total of 324 hospitals were evaluated for that infection in the report.
But two Fresno hospitals -- Community Regional and Saint Agnes -- had higher rates than the state average for central-line bloodstream infections. The Fresno hospitals were among 49 statewide with higher rates. A total of 374 hospitals were evaluated for that infection.
The state compared Community Regional in 16 areas of patient care where central lines are inserted. The hospital had higher rates in four -- medical/surgical, oncology, adult rehabilitation and adult step-down. Saint Agnes was rated in six areas and had higher rates in two -- critical-care and general-ward medical patients.
Saint Agnes has taken steps to address central-line infections, said Christi Paradise, infection control coordinator.
The effort started in the critical-care unit and now is being broadened to general wards, she said. For example, the hospital has put caps on central lines where medication is inserted through a needle. The caps keep the line clean and prevent germs from entering, she said. Patients also are bathed daily with an anti-microbial soap.
Saint Agnes also has expanded a staff hand-washing incentive program to the intensive care unit. The program had been a pilot project in one ward. It's too soon to know if the hand-washing program in the ICU has made a difference in hospital-acquired infections, but it has had an effect, Paradise said: "What we've seen is a big difference in compliance with washing hands."
Community Regional is working on a hospital-wide plan to reduce central-line infections, said Beverly Kuykendall, manager of infection control.
New procedures were started in the cardiac intensive care unit after the hospital reported a rate higher than the state average in 2011, she said. The need for central lines for patient care is now more closely assessed and staff follows a daily set of procedures to reduce infections. As a result, central-line infections in the cardiac ICU decreased from six in 2011 to two in 2012, Kuykendall said.
Of the infections monitored by the state, hospitals have found controlling Clostridium difficile to be a particular challenge.
"It's spreading more and it's making people sicker," said Paradise.
Many of the patients with Clostridium difficile have been on antibiotics for other illnesses and hospitals are working to curb overuse of the drugs. Saint Agnes has been "working as a team with physicians to see what we can do to control the use of antibiotics," Paradise said. Hospital rooms also are cleaned with bleach to kill the bacteria, she said.
Kaweah Delta has been closely monitoring antibiotic use and has put an increased emphasis on hand-washing because the bacteria can live on hands and equipment.
The effort has paid off, said Lucia Austin-Gil, director of performance improvement and patient safety. "We are showing improvement and it's just good to see the data reflecting that."
Community Regional has increased staff education in an attempt to lower the number of infections, said spokeswoman Mary Lisa Russell. "I suspect that is having a positive effect and will continue to drive our infection rates even lower."
Tulare Regional Medical Center also has infection-control procedures that have apparently helped reduce Clostridium difficile; officials there said they are disappointed that the state report didn't reflect the work. The state used incorrect patient numbers when it calculated the hospital rate, said Shawn Elkin, the hospital's infection preventionist.
Despite the state goof, this year's report on 2012 infections had a better reception than one released last year. Valley hospital infection prevention officials widely panned the 2011 report -- and state officials admitted it was flawed.
Hospital officials said only 66.8% of hospitals participated fully in reporting preventable infections to the state for the 2011 report. The state did not have a uniform system for collecting information from hospitals, and did not adjust rates to compensate for higher infection risks at hospitals with more acutely ill patients.
This year, more hospitals reported data -- including all in the Valley. The state is using one system for collecting information and rates are risk-adjusted.
The state report helps increase public awareness and "can help hospitals track their progress in preventing these infections," said Corey Engel, a spokesman at the California Department of Public Health.
Saint Agnes has a goal, Paradise said: "We're always working to strive for zero infections."
Kaweah likewise is working to lower infection rates in every category, said Austin Gil. "It's a commitment we have to our community to get to zero."
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Mobile Scaffold Tower Companies in Qatar
Mobile, Ladder Manufacturer & Aluminium Scaffolding Companies in QatarWe are leading manufacturer of Aluminum Scaffolds Tower and ladders. Our scaffolding towers are manufactured from high grade aluminum. Our Tower comes as an easily assembled set of modular parts that can be put together to suit the need of customer. We've option to chose between narrow width or wide width .The height of the scaffolding can be customized from 2m to 20m.The image below will demonstrate this better:
So instead of having to calculate what parts you require you will simple buy an Affix Tower that puts a platform at the height that you require it at.
We at Affix Scaffolding always recommend you to purchase an aluminium mobile scaffold tower of an elevation you required on it rather than wasting your time in choosing right parts to create a structure of certain height.
We are here to resolve the issue related to the height of the scaffold tower. If you have the budget, it would be prudent for you to buy a scaffold tower of substantial height that can elevate as much as you can. Any scaffold tower short of a meter in height can make you frustrated and put at risk of over stretching and balancing carelessly that could result in a serious injury. Buying aluminium scaffold towers from us can give you an opportunity to build a safe and secure structure at an elevation you wanted.
If you are unwilling to invest your hard earn cash on buying a mobile scaffolding tower, then we can give you an option to use it on rent.
Apart from the safety, there are other significant advantages associated with aluminium scaffolds that are discussed below:
It is imperative that you use Affix Scaffold Tower safely and within the guidelines set out in our instructions. Using tower outdoor carries far more risks than it does using it indoors so you'll need to be extra careful. When working indoors you're in a controlled environment but take your tower outdoors and you have to take in to account the Safety elements.
Here are some safety tips that apply to Affix Scaffold Tower:
1. Insure that Tower is set up on safe firm ground; Our Tower has adjustable legs that can make you get away with working on uneven ground.
2. Customers opt for an Affix aluminum tower over a steel tower because of its lightness, but in certain situations working outside with a lighter tower can prove to be detrimental. Wind is a major factor that needs to be taken in to account when working up a scaffold tower outside. You need to be aware that there are certain positions where wind can be more of an issue; one of the worst places to use a scaffold tower can be between two buildings – the gap between them actually suck wind in and so the actual strength of the wind is magnified.
3. You can use you Affix Aluminum Scaffold Tower outside in the rain, it will not cause it any harm. But do be conscious of the fact that it will become slippery so you'll need to be careful ascending a descending your tower.
When you should avoid using an Aluminium Scaffold Tower:
Aluminium Scaffold Towers are a safe tool that can give you access to elevated locations in a convenient manner. These towers are mostly are used outside and as a result Affix Scaffolding time and again reminds you of certain risks associated with them when used outside – the prominent being the wind. To alleviate the risks to you safety, you are recommended to elevate the structure of the tower to a permissible level otherwise you may face the penalty.
There is a term referred to as the Beaufort scale and it is actually a mechanism that empirically measures the speed of wind. Many aluminium scaffold tower manufacturers quote Beaufort Scale in there instruction manuals trying to give you guidance when is safe to use your tower. Although its importance in the real world is equivalent to nothing, but you need to get aware of when to descend from the tower.
Make the Beaufort scale quoted on your aluminium scaffold tower in to a reliable measuring tool that can make you aware about various levels of the speed of wind and when to wind up working over the tower.Beaufort Scale 1 – 3 Wind Speed 1 – 12 mph
This is a condition when the light wind blows and you can notice slight movement of leaves on trees. This ensures that you needn't not to worry and continue working over the platform of the mobile scaffolding tower.Beaufort scale 4 Wind speed 13 – 18 mph
This level of speed blows paper, dust and dried leaves fallen on the ground, but still it is an ideal condition to keep on working over the aluminium scaffolding.Beaufort scale 5 Wind speed 19 – 24 mph
At this level, wind gradually tends to blow heavily and you will small trees with leaves will begin to sway. You are recommended to get down from the tower to ensure safety.Beaufort scale 6 Wind Speed 25 – 31 mph
At scale 6, wind becomes turbulent and large branches begin to maneuver swiftly. This is the condition when you should not only cease working over the tower and descent from it, you should also remove its structure at once.


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It's the weekend before Thanksgiving, one of my favorite weekends to hit up my local farmers' market for the vegetables and fruits that will be a part of my holiday meal. If it's not too cold for farmers' markets where you live, and you don't have any plans this weekend, that's what I would suggest.
The first of my family (my bro) rolls into town this weekend with Tata (my mom) arriving on Monday. She'll be accompanied by her two best friends and their families.
I haven't seen my sister in a year because she's been apprenticing at Arzak (#9 on the World's Top 50 Restaurants list) in San Sebastian, Spain. She's coming into town for Thanksgiving, and I can't wait. Before she left a little over a year ago, she spent a couple of weeks with us in Portland. I remember thinking that it seemed so long until I would be able to see her again. A year has flown by. How much has changed. Anyway, I'm so proud of her. I can't wait
to give her a big hug for her to make me some pintxos.
My weekend is full up with family, the Stanford v. OSU game, and going to see Borat. Again. Have a great weekend everyone! On to this week's link hodge-podge:
- MyBlogLog has cool stats that are far more informative than Technocraparati
- Diana Krall has a new CD out, From This Moment On. It's pretty swingin' and she dedicates it to Declan. Awwwww. (Lucky bitch.) It would make a unique baby shower gift.
- Oakland, CA-based company GiddyGiddy makes the cutest hair clips ever. Giddygiddy or, rather, "giri giri" is a term I grew up using. It's Japanese for "cowlick," but in Hawaii it's ubiquitous. Everyone there says "giri giri" instead of swirl or cowlick, not just Japanese people. Cute name for a barrette company. Please support this mama-owned business! Holiday gifts anyone?
- Lands' End is launching a Most Memorable Moments Baby Contest and is in search of babies doing anything from napping with teddy to drooling ice cream. One winner every month will receive a $250 gift card. Check it out.
- This week, Rachel Weisz admitted publicly that she drank while pregnant because "in Europe they drink it." To everyone that jumped all over her, I say, "Lighten the fuck up." Now, by no means am I advocating drinking during pregnancy. Alls I'm saying is I drank the very occassional glass of wine or champagne late in my pregnancy (maybe once or twice a month), and I know many (many) people that did the same. And, no, we are not a bunch of alcoholics so stop with your "if you can't wait 40 weeks" bullshit. Drinking the odd small glass of wine during pregnancy is more common that people think (and perfectly acceptable in some countries). Frankly, I'm glad she said it. A sip of wine here or there late in pregnancy is not the same as someone drinking forties, using meth, and eating Doritos everyday while pregnant. But you do what's right for you. To Rachel Weisz I say, "Cheers, honey."
- I'm blogging Thanksgiving, with a special focus on easy side dishes. Check back throughout the week for Thanksgiving recipes and recollections.
- And, speaking of, blogs I'm digging: My Life As A Reluctant Housewife, Kat's Kitchen Talk (meant to link sooner!), and Kalyn's Kitchen.


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DESIGN: Local personally tailored and accessible graphic design service including design for leaflets, posters, brochures and marketing material.
ILLUSTRATE: Illustrations and artwork for varied applications including corporate art, greetings cards and invitations, commemorative commissions, logo design and personal paintings. I work across areas including fine art, illustrative, humorous, decorative and observational.
FACILITATE: Facilitation service for small or large events, utilising both graphic outputs (creative facilitation/visual minuting) as well as traditional facilitation and one to one coaching/personal tuition.
I produce commercial art, design and illustration for both small and large organisations, as well as welcoming personal and corporate commissions. The process of taking an art or design brief is very similar to that of taking a development brief and whichever medium is being used I ensure that the outputs are all geared to the needs of the client culminating in a distinctly bespoke and personally tailored experience.
My artwork demonstrates an eclectic style, inspired by the natural world, organic forms, pattern, shape, movement and light and dark, using multi-media techniques although drawing underpins everything I do.


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Did you know that it is possible to learn while you play video games? In fact, it has been proven that kids and teens learn better when playing video games over sitting in a classroom. It is due to the fact that they are able to enjoy learning instead of listen to a teacher drone on about a subject that they don't care about. Spiked Math Games is the perfect place to go if you want to level up your education!
Types of Games
The problem with most learning games is that they simply aren't fun. Just because it's a video game doesn't mean that it is worth playing. A game has to be entertaining to hold your attention, and should slip in learning elements as either a necessity to progress in the game or just as a background piece of the game that is picked up on. Spiked Math Games does this with a majority of their games, where you need to be able to solve math problems in order to further in the game and better your character. These games all revolve around math and finding solutions, whether you realize you're doing math or not.
It all depends on the game, but most of the Spiked Math Games will revolve around using your keyboard. You will need to be able to enter answers, and use your arrow keys quite a bit. The games will give you instructions on how to use the controls to get through the game. They are made simple so that anyone of any age will be able to play the game.
Tips and Tricks
• Warm Up: Warm up before playing any of the games just to get your mind running. Practice some math problems in your head or on paper. Some games time you, so you need to be able to think fast.
• Paper: Have some scratch paper prepared in case you need to write down a problem. Some problems are too difficult to solve in your head.
• Breaks: If you start to get frustrated it will make it more difficult to think. Take a break for awhile and come back to your game later.
The website is pretty well organized and categorizes games based off of whether they are playable for kids or teens. From here, they are organized by popularity so that you can start out with the games that most people find enjoyable before trying some of the less popular titles.
Before each game you will be required to watch a small advertisement. This is how the website pays for hosting itself. For this reason, it's smart to load games and then go do something, and come back afterwards. This will allow you to play the game without having to waste time watching advertisements.


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Lowell, MA 01850
Barker Avenue Apartments
- Fully Applianced
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- Heat included in some buildings
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- Wall to wall carpeting
Barker Avenue Apartments offers studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom apartment homes for rent.
Dracut, MA 01826
Robbins Nest Townhomes
- 2 Bedroom/1.5 Bath Townhouses
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Robbins Nest in Dracut, MA, offers brand new 2 bedroom apartment townhouses starting at $1100 per month. Surrounded by a natural country setting, each townhouse features a full basement, spacious kitchens, private entrances and patios. Please call today to schedule your private tour.
Lowell, MA 01854
Lofts at Perkins Park
- Stainless Steel Appliances
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- 12-18 Foot Ceilings
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Along the banks of the majestic Merrimack River a Lowell Mill complex has been masterfully restored. One and two bedroom lofts. Exposed bricks and massive beans. Soaring ceilings and oversized windows. Walking distance to downtown eateries and entertainment, set along the River Walk beside Perkins Park. See our newest renovation- Residences @ Perkins Park with private entrances, granite and hardwood!
Lowell, MA 01852
River Place Towers
- Easy access to I-495, I-93 and Rte. 3
- 24 hour emergency maintenence
- Convienent laundry facilities
- Window treatments furnished
- Heat and hot water incl.
- 1 & 2 bdrm apts
- Elec. guest entry system
- Winner of NAA's award for Best Rehab
River Place Towers in Lowell, Massachusetts presents unparalleled views of the Merrimack River, and is within walking distance of the Paul Tsongas Arena, Lowell National Park and downtown Lowell.
Lowell, MA 01852
The Apartments at Boott Mills
- New Apartments @ Boott Mills West Phase II
- Garage Parking & Surface Parking
- Steps to shopping, dining and spas
- High Ceilings, Exposed Wood & Brick
- Expansive Floor Plans with Dens
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- MBTA Commuter Rail Nearby
- Minutes from Routes 3, 93, and 495
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Situated along the Merrimack River, Boott Mills combines an exciting blend of historic and new comfort and conveniences. Offering the original Boott Mills
Dracut, MA 01826
Spruce Knoll
- Heat & Hot Water Included
- On-Site Management
- Swimming Pool for Summer enjoyment
- Convenient to I-93 & I-495
- Patios & Balconies
- Laundry Facilities in Each Building
- Fully Carpeted
- Air Conditioning
Spruce Knoll Apartments represents the ultimate in apartment community living with a special flair for welcoming residents to feel "at home" with us.
Dracut, MA 01826
Princeton Reserve
- Remodeled apt. homes
- Neutral color scheme
- laundry facilities
- High speed internet access
- Digital phones service avail.
- 24 hour emerg. maintenence
- Ample parking
- Landscaped grounds
Our Princeton Reserve apartments in Dracut, MA offer apartment living in a tranquil setting. You can get away from it all yet maintain easy access to shopping, dining and major highways. Select a beautifully remodeled apartment home, or one of the more newly constructed two bedroom two bath apartments in The Estate at Princeton Reserve. Come and experience the charm and convenience for yourself. Pets are welcome in designated buildings with a full month rent security deposit.
Dracut, MA 01826
Lakeshore Apartments
- Vaulted ceilings in top floor units
- In-Wall air conditioning unit
- Private patio or balcony
- Wall-to-wall carpeting
- Ample closet space, including linen closet
- Fully applianced eat-in kitchen
- Ceiling fans
- Additional locked storage unit
At Lakeshore Realty Apartments, we understand you are looking for more than an apartment, you are looking for a home. Are you a young family starting out? Is it time to downsize for easy retirement living? Whatever your reason, you can enjoy the carefree lifestyle that apartment living can offer at Lakeshore Realty Apartments.
Lowell, MA 01852
Loft 27
- Canal & City Views
- Granite Counters & Stainless Applicances
- Hardwood Floors
- Washer & Dryer In Each Home
- Oversized Closets & Baths
- Sports Club On-Site
- Large Architectural Windows
- Large Windows & Soaring Ceilings
Find your niche in downtown Lowell, where shopping, dining and entertainment abound! Enjoy loft-style living and the most spacious layouts north of Boston.
Lowell, MA 01852
Cabot Crossing
Enjoy an active clubhouse with a TV lounge and kitchen, multi-use fitness center, billiards room, locker rooms w/ saunas, outdoor swimming pool with Jacuzzi, as well as two complimentary grills.
Lowell, MA 01852
Olde English Village
- heat and hot water included
- Air-conditioning
- Modern eat in kitchens
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- Off-street parking
- Laundry Facilities
Welcome home to Olde English Village. Olde English village offers 1 and 2 bedroom apartments homes and is located in Lowell, MA.
Lowell, MA 01851
Princeton Park
- Easy access to Rte 3 and I-495
- Heat and hot water incl. in many homes
- Window treatments
- Patios and balconies in certain units
- Fully applianced kitchens
- Landscaped grounds
- Swimming pools
- 24 hour emer. maintenence
Princeton Park is minutes away from all major highways and walking distance to shopping! Making this location the most convenient place to be!
Lowell, MA 01851
Oak Residences
- Heat and Hot Water Included
- One and Two Bedrooms Available
- Washers/Dryers On-Site
- Fully Applianced Kitchens
- Great Location
- Cable Ready
Currently we will have two, 2 bedrooms available the end of May and 1 one bedroom available the 2nd week of June.
Chelmsford, MA 01863
Princeton Commons
- Granite kitchen countertops
- Full size washer/dryer in each apt.
- 9 foot ceilings w/ vaulted and tray ceilings avail
- Soaking tubs in many units
- Walk-in closets
- Built in computer desks
- Pergo flooring accents
- Swimming pool
Welcome to Chelmsford's preferred apartment community. You will enjoy innovative floorplans designed by an award-winning architect. Premium finishes including granite counters, Pergo flooring, 9ft ceilings and clubhouse with fitness center.
Methuen, MA 01844
Elm Crest Estates
- All utilities included
- Private patio/balcony
- Microwave & dishwasher
- Laundry facility
- Cable ready
- Access to 495, 213 and 93
- Window Coverings
- Internet Access
Andover, MA 01810
Hamilton Green Apartments
- Full Size Washer and Dryer In Each Home
- Private Balconies*
- Fireplace*
- Walk-in Closets
- Fully-Equipped Designer Kitchens
- Garage and Carport Parking
Hamilton Green apartments for rent in Andover, MA. Enjoy resort style living, with the convenience of I-93 and the commuter rail within minutes of your home. Seconds to I-93; Minutes to I-495.
Lawrence, MA 01843
Saunders Crossing
- Under New Management - Newly Renovated Apartments!
- Pet Friendly
- Heat, HW, Trash, Parking included in rent
- Outdoor Pool
- Clubhouse
- Fitness Center
Welcome home to Saunders Crossing. Our apartment for rent community is conveniently located near Routes 93 and 495 in Lawrence, MA. We are pet friendly! Dogs and Cats are Allowed - call for details.
Salem, NH 03079
Willow Park Apartments
- Newly Remodeled Apartment Homes
- Large Lawn/Picnic Area
- Walking Distance to Shopping
- Laundry Facility
- Air Conditioning and Ceiling Fans
- Freeway Access to 213, 93 & 495
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Chelmsford, MA 01824
Coach and Carriage House
- Heat and Hot water included
- Convenient to routes 3, 4, 93, 495, and 129
- Studio, 1 and 2 BR floor plans
- Close to Public Transportation
- PLENTY of parking
- Route 93 can be reached via 495 in about 7 minutes
Nestled in charming Chelmsford, MA (center) we offer studio, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent. We're located at the convergence of Routes 3, 4, 110, 495 and 129. You'll find the convenience, comfort and the amenities you desire while relaxing by our pool, or shopping at the local shops located just seconds from your front door. Call today for your personalized tour, and welcome home!
Salem, NH 03079
Brook Village West
- Olympic Sized pool
- Ample Parking
- Just seconds to the mall and shopping centers
- 40 minutes to Boston
- Intercom security system
- heat and hot water included
Brook Village West provides quality apartments for rent in an attractive environment for all. We feature a beautiful wooded country setting combined with alert, responsive management to provide an atmosphere of easy living for young and old. Located right next to shopping, dining, public transportation and great school systems in tax free Salem, NH - Brook Village West is the perfect fit for your new apartment home!
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