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Penthouse Mtn View Condo, 2 Bedrooms, + Convertible bed(s) 2 Baths (Sleeps 4-6)
5 STAR Ratings: Cozy, Quiet, Relaxing, & CLEAN, A Skyline Mountain View, & Beautiful Decor + More!
Call for a Quicker Reservation and Guarantee of Dates!
Resort INDOOR Year Round POOL & HOT TUB on Complex with Shower Rooms!
OUTDOOR POOL & TENNIS COURTS across from Condo!
Resort has ACTIVITY CENTER for DVD Rental, Family Movie Theater, Billiards, Games, Snack Bar & More!
VIRTUAL TOUR of CONDO (See Link)
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FREE WiFi Access
Living Room & Bedrooms with Flat Screen TVs!
2Br/2Ba, and a SkyLine Mountain View from Balcony Deck!
ENJOY THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS! Have your activities and excitement as busy as you want, play a round of golf or sit back & enjoy the Calm and Relaxing lifestyle for the morning or evening with the 40'' Flat Screen TV, including Cable, WiFi & a DVD Player.
This Peaceful getaway Condo has around 900 sq foot of Living Space for your Relaxation & Comfort. Enjoy the Newly Coordinated Furniture & Decor in the Living Room with 12 foot ceilings, Special Lighting, Ceiling Fan and an Area Rug.
The Open Kitchen invites Conversation & Involvement with Family Members. A table height bar is attached to the counter for extra seating or a quick Breakfast.
The Well-Equipped Kitchen has all the In-Home Conveniences for ease of cooking. A Built In Microwave and a Stove makes it Easy for Mealtime.
The covered Balcony Deck just off the Living Room, has a Glass-Top 44'' table with chairs to enjoy the outdoors.
ADDITIONAL IN-HOME CONVENIENCES: The view from the Deck is a Skyline View above the Trees, and welcomes you to have your late-evening Dessert outdoors while enjoying the lighted Skyline.
Both Bedrooms have Comfortable Queen-Size Beds with down-feather pillows, lighted ceiling fans, drawers and closet space, and Flat Screen TVs.
The Bathrooms are also coordinated to compliment the updated decor. The Master Bath has a Jetted Jacuzzi tub and shower with a Double Sink Vanity and Mirror. The Guest Bath has a glass door private shower and a vanity area.
For convenience, a Stacked Washer and Dryer is available to accommodate any of your needs.
Our Condo is located along East 76 Hwy, Branson, at the Holiday Hills Resort and Golf Club, a 18-Hole, Par 68, Course.
While at the Holiday Hills Resort, you have 5 Swimming Pools to enjoy, with the largest one directly adjacent from your Condo. All are available for you to use.
Also, there is Tennis and Shuffleboard just across from your street parking.
ATTRACTIONS CLOSEBY: Movies can be rented at the Activity Center for your enjoyment or Stay & Play Games, Ping Pong, Arcade Games, and Much More.
You are only minutes, 2.4 miles, from the Waterfront Shopper's Paradise, Branson's DownTown Landing with Attractions and Restaurants as well.
Live Music or Entertainment Shows are conveniently close on W 76 Hwy, just a few minutes away. Branson has over 100 Live Music Shows, A mix of Nightlife with dance clubs and lounges, 3 Major Outlet malls and the Branson's WaterFront Landing Shops, Wineries, Museums and Arts.
There are 3 Pristine Lakes -- Table Rock, Taneycomo, and Bull Shoals with Marinas and Boat Docks.
Branson's Attractions can accommodate all family members: Indoor and Outdoor WaterParks, Many Miniature Golf Courses, Ziplines, Go Karts, Helicopter Rides, Arcades, Amusement Park - Silver Dollar City, and Much More.
There is a LIMITED PET Policy and this Condo is a NON-SMOKING Property.
We Are PRIVATELY OWNED and MANAGED. For questions, please contact us! It's our pleasure to Share Our Mountain-View CONDO While You're Away!
NEED OTHER RENTALS To Meet With Family or Friends!: In Branson, or would like to? We have other accommodations at Thousand Hills Golf Resort, Branson's DownTown Landing Convention Center Hotel, Notch Estates Resort & Pointe Royale Village & Golf Club. Email us for the listing numbers.
THOUSAND HILLS is a Penthouse Golf Front View Condo 1BR/1BA and Full Kitchen, with the availability to add the adjoining LOCKOUT Thousand Hills King STUDIO SUITE for the 2nd BR/2nd BA with Mini Kitchenette, & the Studio Suite is available as a One Room Efficiency Unit.
BRANSON's DownTown LANDING HOTEL is a Penthouse LakeView King Studio Suite With Balcony, 1 of only 11 Balconies on LakeView Side, & Mini Kitchenette.
NOTCH ESTATES are 2 (Two) Scenic Ozark Mountain-View Bungalow Condos, Each with 2BR/2BA, Full Kitchen, & Large Wooden Deck across Living Room & Master Bedroom with SDCITY 1 Mi.
POINTE ROYALE is a Garden Golf & Lake Front TownHome Condo 1BR/1BA and Full Kitchen, with the availability to add the adjoining LOCKOUT Point Royale DOUBLE QUEEN SUITE for the 2nd BR/2nd/BA.
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Recent Review
Great Place to Stay
Beautiful gated resort and only a short drive to town and all of the sites and activities.
Marilyn was great to work with too. Would definitely stay here again.
About the Owner
About Marilyn K Beck
As Property Managing Partners for Beck III Properties, of many Multi-Unit Duplexes & Single Family Homes, we are Excited & Pleased to offer our 'Short Stay' Vacation Rentals for your Enjoyment. With the Experience of over 20 years in Long-Term Rentals, we wanted to add a New Twist to our Portfolio. We are adding Design Coordination with our Furniture & Decor Presentation, as well as In-Home Conveniences and Intimate Relaxing Comfort for our Guests. Our Unique Way of Sharing OUR HOME While You're AWAY! Please ENJOY YOUR VACATION!
Marilyn K Beck purchased this condo in 2010
Why Marilyn K Beck chose Missouri
With just minutes to the WaterFront Shopper's Paradise 'Branson Landing', which is our favorite for Shopping, Dining, and for the Ambience of it all. With the $7.5 million Water, Fire, Lights & Music Show, as well as Dinner Cruises on Lake Taneycomo, and More to Enjoy, traveling there is with minimal, hassle free, traffic.
What makes this condo unique
A Must is Enjoying the Skyline View of the Evening Lights while Relaxing on the Balcony Deck. If you want to Golf or Swim, just cross the Parking Lot. It is so Convenient!
Guestbook comments from the manager
We had a great time at your Condo, it has a great location to the pool. It was very well maintained and clean.
Guestbook comments from the manager
We had a great time at your Condo, it has a great location to the pool. It was very well maintained and clean.
32 Reviews
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Nice, relaxing place to stay
Four of us enjoyed a long weekend in Branson. Just minutes from the Landing and all the fun, but very relaxing place to stay. Needs a little up-dating and minor repairs, but great place for the price. Did not use any of the amenities of the complex, maybe next time.
Great Place to Stay
We stayed one week in this condo in November and were very pleased with everything. The unit was stocked with more than we ever expected and was exactly as shown in the pictures. No surprises.
Beautiful gated resort and only a short drive to town and all of the sites and activities.
Marilyn was great to work with too. Would definitely stay here again.
Perfect place to stay.
We stayed in this condo for two weeks and were very impressed with everything about it. It was spacious, well furnished and had everything we needed to be comfortable. The amenities were a big plus, much more than we expected. I used the work out room almost everyday. We saw a movie in the theatre, at no charge. We played games in the arcade and bought breakfast at the snack bar. There were pool tables, ping pong, indoor and outdoor pools with hot tubs. And of course a golf course, if you are so inclined. There are stairs, but that gives you a view from the balcony. And take in the Dixie Stampede and go see Jim Stafford while you are there. This condo would be just about perfect for anyone who doesn't have a problem with stairs.
Vacation fun
We had a wonderful time. The condo worked out excellent for us. We took our 3 foster children for their first vacation. They loved the pool and it was nice how close it was. We took the back way to Silver Dollar City. Very little traffic.
Holiday Hills Condo
We had a great time at Holiday Hills Condo. The location was away from town but was very easy to get to the Branson Landing and the main street with all the attractions to go see. My suggestion is go and see tribute to Conway Twitty, Pierce Arrow and the Curling Vine winery while in Branson. The condo is up 2 flights of stairs so if you have bad knees this is the only draw back to this condo. Also if you have a dog the up stairs is something to think about. We will be back one year but will try to get another condo because of the stairs. It was very well decorated and the grocery store near by made it very convenient to get food to cook. The time just got away from us and would have loved to stay longer. The only thing we did not understand is that the way we came in our GPS took us to the wrong side of the lake. We found out there is an east and west side after we looked for a while. It was my husband and myself in one bedroom and my daughter and son in law in the other bedroom. We both loved it very much.
Such a relaxing getaway. We enjoyed cooking most of our meals here for two weeks. We brought some utensils and supplies with us but they went back untouched. Kitchen fully supplied - even a CrockPot. We walked through the hills every morning. Something going on at the activity center daily. Nice short drive into Branson for a show in the evening. The next time we're coming to Branson, we'll try to stay here.
From the Owner
"With just minutes to the WaterFront Shopper's Paradise 'Branson Landing', which is our favorite for Shopping, Dining, and for the Ambience of it all. With the $7.5 million Water, Fire, Lights & Music Show, as well as Dinner Cruises on Lake Taneycomo, and More to Enjoy, traveling there is with minimal, hassle free, traffic."
Activity and Interests
Hwy 65 To E Hwy 76, and Follow 2.3 Miles From Light At Lake Taneycomo Bridge, just after Branson Landing.
The location of this Condo is perfect for out of the major traffic and yet so close to the Biggest and Best Attraction in Branson, BRANSON's WaterFront LANDING. It is a must to view the Fire, Lights, Music and WaterShow while at the Landing from Noon to 10:00 pm every hour, nicknamed 'The Branson Bellagio'. Enjoy a Scenic, Lunch, or Dinner Cruises for part of your day at the Landing or just stroll the Riverwalk. The Landing is known as the Waterfront Shopper's Paradise, with many, many Specialty Shops and a great variety of Dining. MAKE IT A DAY!
Other Activities: Live Music Shows, Outlet Mall Shopping, Championship Golf & Miniature Golf, 3 Lakes with Marinas & Much More!
Golf: This is Branson's Best 'GOLFER FRIENDLY' Course. The Holiday Hills Golf Club is a 18 Hole Championship Course, Par 68, and Open to the Public. It offers a Daily 'Early Bird Special' from April - October, valid with a coupon. Just email us for your interest in the coupon and we will send one to you. The Course offers four tee boxes on each hole to accommodate every level of golfer. This is a very forgiving course with lakes and creeks, several waterfalls and Bermuda fairways. This is a 'MUST PLAY' course while you are in Branson. You will find more information and be able to schedule Holiday Hills features a lounge and a Grille on the Greens and the Golf Shop is fully stocked with a complete line of golf apparel, equipment, and accessories. The Course also provides a large undulating putting and chipping green, for the individual looking to sharpen their short game skills.
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Winter Season
Jan 5 2017 - Feb 28 2017
3 night minimum stay
Spring Season
Mar 1 2017 - May 11 2017
3 night minimum stay
Summer Season
May 12 2017 - Sep 11 2017
3 night minimum stay
Fall Season
Sep 12 2017 - Nov 9 2017
3 night minimum stay
Holiday Season
Nov 10 2017 - Jan 4 2018
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
Additional information about rental rates
|$65 + Tax
|Tax Rate
$89-$119 Nt (3 Nt Min. Stay) 7 Nights for the Price of 6.
$89 Jan 4-Feb..... $109 Mar-May 20..... $119 May 21-Aug 20..... $109 Aug 21-Jan 3
Weekly Rate.. $534 - $714
END-OF-STAY Cleaning Fee $65.00.
CHECK-IN: 4:00 pm and CHECK-OUT: 10:00 am
This CONDO is a NON-SMOKING Property!
We Are PRIVATELY OWNED & MANAGED. For Questions, Contact Us!
It's a Pleasure to SHARE Our CONDO While You're AWAY!
50% Payment to Reserve & Balance due 45 days prior to arrival
Or $250 Reservation Payment to Confirm Dates prior to 120 days
with Balance Divided & Paid 90 & 45 days prior to arrival.
PET INFO required when submitting: $45/1 pet, +$20/2
UNTIL CONFIRMED: Dates Not Guaranteed & Rates Subject to Change Without Notice.
Credit Cards Accepted: VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER
WiFi - NO EXTRA Fee.
Manager's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available arrival
- 12
- Available stay (no arrival)
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"A Must is Enjoying the Skyline View of the Evening Lights while Relaxing on the Balcony Deck. If you want to Golf or Swim, just cross the Parking Lot. It is so Convenient!"
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Location Type
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- Golf Course View
- Mountain View
- Resort
- Town
- Waterfront
- autumn foliage
- churches
- cinemas
- festivals
- live theater
- marina
- museums
- playground
- recreation center
- restaurants
- theme parks
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- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- bird watching
- boating
- miniature golf
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- shopping
- shuffleboard
- sight seeing
- walking
- wildlife viewing
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- laundromat
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- basketball court
- cycling
- fishing
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- kayaking
- mountain biking
- parasailing
- pier fishing
- rafting
- sailing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- skiing
- snorkeling
- snorkeling/diving
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- water tubing
Floor Area
- 900 sq. ft.
- Master Bath - toilet, combination tub/shower, jetted tub, Mirror & Vanity!
- Guest Bath - toilet, shower, Mirror & Vanity!
- There is a Designated Bathroom for Each Bedroom.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1 - 1 queen, 1 sleep sofa /futon, Living Room has Queen Sofa Sleeper!
- Bedroom 2 - 1 queen
- Each Bedroom has a Plush Queen-Size Bed.
- Balcony ...
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- Gated Community
- Golf ...
- Golf Cart
- Golf Clubs
- Tennis ...
- Tennis Court
- 4 garden chairs
- Guests provide their own meals
Learn more about this vacation rental at the owner's website
- The Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts, Shuffleboard, and Basketball Court is directly across your Condo parking area, as well as The Golf Club with Restaurant/Grille and Golf Shop. You will have access the the Activity Center across the Golf Course on W Rockford Drive. This Center has the Fitness Center, DVD rentals, 2 Family Movie Theatres, Billiards, Ping Pong, Crafts, Bingo, Snack Bar and much more available.


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Aparthotel Allada, Barcelona
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- 20 apartments
- Air conditioning
- Multilingual staff
- Limited hour front desk
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- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
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- Stovetop
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- This hotel has 20 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
If you are planning to arrive after 6:30 PM please contact the property at least 48 hours in advance using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests planning to arrive outside of normal check-in hours must contact this property in advance for check-in instructions and key retrieval information. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
All guests must show a valid passport or national ID at check-in. A driver's license is not an acceptable form of identification. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
The credit card used to book the reservation must be presented by the cardholder at check-in along with matching photo identification. Any other arrangements must be coordinated with the property prior to arrival. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only) *
- Up to 10 kg
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
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- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
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- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
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- Allada Barcelona
- Allada Residence
- Allada Residence Barcelona
- Apartment Allada Residence
- Barcelona Allada Residence
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Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 3 rooms. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
This hotel maintains a strict no-party policy. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Please note that only the number of guests indicated at time of booking have access to the apartment.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.72 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
Deposit: EUR 250.00 per stay
- Cleaning fee: EUR 45 per accommodation, per stay (varies based on length of stay)
Optional extras
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 5.50 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 16 € per pet, per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.7 /5 from 114 reviews
My stay did not begin well with Aparthotel Allada. My train did not arrive until 8:30 pm and I reserved previously for a receptionist to meet me at the hotel since there is no staff at the premise after 6:30pm. When I called the receptionist I was informed that they thought I was self checking in. A nice gentleman did meet me at the hotel and the situation was resolved. The room was spacious, quiet, nice and modern for my family. The room had a refrigerator that was larger than most provided in the hotel. There was also a ceramic range, toaster oven, blender, dishwasher, plates, pots, cups, etc. I booked the room for three people and it could have easily fit four people comfortably. Besides the double bed, the room came with two sofas that converted to beds and sheets/bedding were provided for both. The neighborhood was very lively and had great restaurants. My twenty year old niece loved hanging out with locals and my eleven year old son loved the room. We also felt very safe and it was a very fun community. The hotel staff was also very nice and ordered taxis for us. Taxis can come to the door in the morning when the market is not open. However, in the evening it will drop you off at the corner since the street is blocked for the market. The hotel is great if you are looking for something affordable, modern, spacious and in a neighborhood that is always open. It is not a full service hotel and you do have to take your garbage out when you check out of the hotel.
Maybe I was just unlucky. My room was at ground floor and besides the entrance. I could not sleep by 430AM every day...
First, I notice the Air condition is not working then i told the reception to fix the A/C and we went out. She told me that she will send someone to fix but when we get back late night the A/C still not working until we check out the following morning. Every uncomfortable. And also when we used the shower, the water leek at the side of the door and got flooded outside the shower. It was Friday night after 1:00 am still alot of people talking. It was too hot that evening and my mother blood pressure was too high. She is very uncomfortable in the room.
we were put in a room with the worst sewage smell and stuck there a few days until we could move. i was under the impression we'd have a pull out couch which did not pull out and was broken. really put a damper on my vacation. the top level has a bad sewage problem. the receptionist was nice and tried to help but the hotel was full.
Cool apart hotel which was better than it looked in the photos. Friendly and great location for sightseeing around Barcelona
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Column: Private equity funds represent America
What's going on with President Obama's rhetoric in the past month about Mitt Romney and Bain Capital? Does he know something we don't know about the company? Does he understand in some deeper way what Bain and the private equity industry does? Should we be grateful to him for unearthing some nefarious scheme?
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Or is it simply another political attack on free enterprise, using Bain as his scapegoat? Consider his expertise. Has he ever worked in or owned a business? Has he met a payroll?
I worked in private equity for almost three decades, and the business model is pretty straightforward: Invest in a business with the aim of making it more valuable by expanding markets; enhancing or adding to its products or services; acquiring complementary businesses; increasing its productivity; restructuring finances or improving operations; or some combination of these things.
It's pretty much what most everyone in business strives to do.
I can't think of a single instance where we entered into an investment without believing, after extensive due diligence, that we could substantially improve the business. Were we always right and did we always succeed? No. But that is the reality of free enterprise.
By attempting to demonize Bain Capital and private equity, the president is once again attacking business in America and one of it few remaining vibrant sources of investment capital, economic growth and job creation. Are jobs lost in the process? Yes, sometimes, but on balance more are created.
With the slightest effort, the president could learn that private equity plays a central role in the U.S. economy, and that companies owned by private equity firms' touch everyone in America. Whether you're drinking coffee from a Dunkin' Donuts shop, buying crafts at a Michaels store, dropping your child off at Bright Horizons, watching a movie at an AMC theater, checking the weather on The Weather Channel or need an air ambulance service, you're being served by a company owned by, yes, Bain Capital.
In the past 50 years, the private equity industry has grown to become thousands of entrepreneurial firms, large and small, located in all parts of the United States, that are integral to the growth of American enterprise. Such firms now manage more than $3 trillion in global assets. Some 2,600 private equity firms have investments in more than 15,000 U.S. companies employing about 8 million people, according to the Private Equity Growth Capital Council. In 2011 alone, they invested $144 billion in more than 1,700 U.S.-based companies.
Obama's chief political adviser David Axelrod has said that private equity firms have "an economic theory that isn't the right theory for the country." Investing in businesses to see them grow, to provide better products and services and to become more profitable — which lead to expansion and more opportunity for more people — is a theory that isn't right for the country?
We have an administration without the slightest clue about who pays the bills or even whose interests private equity represents. Private equity partnerships invest capital provided by public teacher and state pension funds, private pension funds such as the GM pension fund, philanthropic endowments, foundations, universities and individual investors, among others.
As a result, the profits of private equity benefit countless retired teachers, firefighters, autoworkers and civil servants. Philanthropic endowments, foundations and universities support charitable and grant recipients, student scholarships and academic research through their investments in private equity funds.
Why have these institutions invested in private equity? Better returns. Consider the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. "We know that over the last 12 years, our private equity portfolio has generated returns that are more than $3 billion higher than if we had invested that money in the public stock market," said Rich Hall, one of its investment heads.
Just how do Axelrod and Obama think the United States has been able to rise to economic superpower status in just two centuries? Capitalism hasn't failed. Rather, it's the American experiment of freedom and free enterprise — exemplified by private equity — that has been essential to America's economic vibrancy and growth.
We need a president who understands this. Hopefully, we won't have much longer to wait.
Bill Walton, a trustee of the American Enterprise Institute, was chairman of Allied Capital, a private equity firm, which under his leadership increased managed assets from $600 million to $10 billion.
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Separate booking to get from Toronto to AlaskaFeb 27, 20171My flight from Toronto arrives in Vancouver at 8:47am via Westjet. From Vancouver I then take a flight to Anchorage via Seattle with Delta Airlines. Delta departs at 11:20am from Vancouver. Upon arriving in YVR, I understand I have to claim my baggage, check-in at the Delta counter then go through US Customs. Is this process correct? Will there be enough time to do all these and catch my 11:20am flight to Anchorage via Seattle?JCNMon, Feb 27
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Connection and baggageFeb 21, 20171I initially booked to fly from Maui to Vancouver and Vancouver to Regina but I am now staying in Vancouver and not taking the second part of the trip. Will I get my luggage in Vancouver to go through customs or will it go straight through to Regina even if I am not on the second half of the booking?Maui galTue, Feb 21
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transit timeFeb 19, 20172i will be arriving vancouver airport from brisbane and got a 2 hours waiting time before my connecting flight to calgary. will 2 hours enough? do i have to collect my luggage? or i have to collect and check in again?bonnieySat, Feb 18
Transfer domestic to international in YVRFeb 12, 20171I'm planning to trip to Seoul from Calgary and as I know I don't have to claim my baggage in YVR. Honwever I only have 70 minutes layover in YVR. Will this be enough to catch my next flight? And do I need to go through the departure process in YVR?PinkmanSat, Feb 11
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ConnectionFeb 9, 20175Hi I'm flying from Anchorage Alaska on air Canada I arrive at 18.26 terminal M into YHR I am then flying British airways to U.K. dep 20.55 will this be enough time to connect. Will I need to collect bags and clear security and customs ?JmThu, Feb 9Then yes, you will have to go through Canadian Immigration, claim your bags, go through Customs, then re-check your bags with British Airways, go through security, and to your departure gate.ZAPThu, Feb 9
immigration and baggageFeb 8, 20171Hello, I am flying out from YVR to New Jersey with a layover in Toronto via Air canada. When I came in the baggage was checked in all the way. 1) Will the Immigration check be in Toronto and not Vancouver? 2) Will I need to collect my baggage and then check it again in Toronto?AKAKTue, Feb 7
Booking separate flight to YYJ from YVRFeb 8, 20171Hi there. We have a flight landing in YVR at 9:05 AM from NKG (China). We want to book a separate flight to YYJ from YVR departing at 11:05 AM. Do we have to go through customs and then get our bags and go back through security, and will this be enough time to make it on the YYJ flight? Thanks!***Mon, Feb 6
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The nearest property to Wisley Gardens and only 3 miles from Woking and 5 miles from Guildford, we are ideal for relaxing leisure breaks to wind-down at the weekend. We are based centrally for many more local attractions Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures for you thrill seekers. We are also a great base for exploring Hampton Court, Kew Gardens or for a day trip into London which is only a short train journey away! Pack your bags and leave the confines of home, for a break at the historic Talbot Inn. We have 43 bedrooms which are a mixture of deluxe rooms in the stunning Old Coaching Inn where Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton's infamous love affair blossomed in 1798. Alternatively stay in one of our classic bedrooms found in the Ripley Wing these rooms are a recent addition to the inn and are designed in a contemporary manner. The Talbot also boasts impressive meeting, wedding and conference facilities for up to 120 guests. If you'd rather stay in and unwind, head down to the cosy bar with its 15th century beams and log fires where you can take advantage of the complimentary Wi-Fi that we have to offer! The Talbot has been beautifully refurbished to combine period features with contemporary design and warm, friendly service.The Talbot is conveniently located on Ripley High Street, just off the A3, less than 2 miles from J10 of the M25 and just 20 minutes from both Heathrow and Gatwick International airports. AA - 4 Star InnAA Breakfast AwardAA Dinner AwardIT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT OUR RESTAURANT IS FULLY BOOKED ALMOST EVERY DAY. IT IS THEREFORE ADVISABLE TO RING IN ADVANCE AND RESERVE A TABLE OTHERWISE WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT A TABLE WOULD BE AVAILABLE DURING YOUR STAY. PLEASE CONTACT THE HOTEL DIRECTLY TO FIND OUT RESTAURANT OPENING TIMES AND TO BOOK A TABLE.Charge for cots: £15.00Charge for a pet: £20.00Charge for extra bed: £25.00


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Changes in human lymphocyte subpopulations in tonsils and regional lymph nodes of human head and neck squamous carcinoma compared to control lymph nodes
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Lymphoid tissues constitute basic structures where specific immune responses take place. This leads to the development of germinal centres (GCs), migration of cells and the generation of memory cells. Here, we have compared human tumour reactive lymph nodes and tonsils with control lymph nodes.
The study by flow cytometry shows that in control lymph nodes the majority of cells were naive T-lymphocytes (CD45RA+/CD7+). In reactive nodes, although the percentage of CD45RO+ T cells remains constant, there is an increase in the number of B-lymphocytes, and a reduction in naive T cells. The percentage of cells expressing CD69 was similar in reactive nodes and in controls. In both cases, we have found two populations of B cells of either CD69- or CD69dull. Two populations of T cells, which are either negative for CD69 or express it in bright levels (CD69bright), were also found.
The analysis of tissue sections by confocal microscopy revealed differences between control, tonsils and tumor reactive lymph nodes. In control lymph nodes, CD19 B cells are surrounded by a unique layer of CD69bright/CD45RO+ T cells. GCs from tonsils and from tumour reactive nodes are mainly constituted by CD19 B cells and have four distinct layers. The central zone is composed of CD69- B cells surrounded by CD69bright/CD45RO+ T cells. The mantle region has basically CD69dull B-lymphocytes and, finally, there is an outer zone with CD69-/CD45RO+ T cells.
Human secondary lymphoid organs react with an increase in the proportion of B lymphocytes and a decrease in the number of CD45RA+ T cells (naive). In tonsils, this is due to chronic pathogen stimulation, whereas in lymph nodes draining head and neck carcinomas the reaction is prompted by surrounded tumors. During this process, secondary lymphoid organs develop secondary follicles with a special organization of T and B cells in consecutive layers, that are described here by confocal microscopy. This pattern of cellular distribution may suggest a model of cell migration into the secondary lymphoid follicles.
Efficient interactions between T, B and antigen-presenting cells in T-dependent immune responses take place at the secondary lymphoid organs [1–3]. T cells are located mainly in the paracortical zone, which includes the interfollicular regions. B cells are placed in small primary follicles in the cortex, which become secondary follicles or germinal centres (GCs) after antigenic stimulation [4].
Most recent studies of the GC reaction focused either on B cells, centroblasts and centrocytes, or on follicular dentritic cells. It is known that T cells have a crucial role in the development of the GC reaction, mediated by both cellular contacts and humoral factors (interleukins). GC T cells express CD40L (CD154) [5,6], a molecule which allows the interactions with CD40+ B-lymphocytes. High affinity B cells, selected by antigen retained in the surface of follicular dendritic cells (FDCs) [1,7], become antibody producing plasma cells or memory B cells. This distinction is determined by the signals of the CD40/CD40L interaction and by the type of interleukins secreted by T cells [5,6,8,9]. Non-selected B cells, however, die by apoptosis [2,8,10,11,12]. The activation and generation of memory T cells in the secondary follicles of lymphoid tissues remain unclear, although much is known about these processes in B cells. Some authors have shown that, in mice, T cells migrating to follicles are also able to proliferate the developing GC [13,14]. During the GC reaction, T cells become concentrated both, at and near the junction of the follicular mantle with the light zone. Some cells remain there after the end of the GC reaction [13].
The origin, migration and role of intra-GC T cells in human follicles is not accurately known, as it is not possible to study the kinetic of the GC reaction in humans. This study compares control lymph nodes with human tonsils and tumour reactive lymph nodes from patients with head and neck's carcinomas.
The identification and distribution of cells in these nodes has been achieved through the study of several markers and other membrane antigens. The markers used were CD69, which is a very early activation antigen, CD45RA, a marker mostly associated to virgin cells and CD45RO, a marker associated to memory cells. In addition to the differences between control and reactive lymph nodes, an interesting distribution of the B and T cells in several layers was found, when tissue sections were performed.
These results suggest a speculative model of the cellular traffic into the GC, giving a crucial role to the T cells in the regulation of the GC reaction.
Decrease of CD45RA+ T cells in tonsils and tumour reactive lymph nodes
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27 ± 9
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19 ± 8
Histological distribution of lymphoid subpopulations in control lymph nodes, tonsils and head and neck tumour reactive lymph nodes
In tonsils and in tumour reactive lymph nodes, secondary follicles or GCs showed a particular lymphocyte distribution in four layers. From the internal to the outer part of the GC, layers of B / T / B and, finally, again T-lymphocytes can be seen. Although some CD7+ T cells are also present (Figure 3), the internal layer is formed mainly by CD19+ B cells. It is possible to see a thin layer of CD7+ T cells as a crown of cells, surrounding these B cells (C in Figure 3). The third layer, external to these T cells, is constituted by small B-lymphocytes, which form the follicular mantle region. Among these follicular mantle B cells there are some CD7+ T cells located in a radial disposition. The final layer is formed by CD7+ T-lymphocytes that spread to the interfollicular zones. Despite the lower number of secondary follicles found in tumour reactive lymph nodes as compared to those in tonsils, both showed the same distribution in layers of T and B cells (Figure 3).
In control lymph nodes it is possible to find some CD3+/CD45RO+/CD69+ cells in a discrete and defined area around B cells in the primary follicle. Follicular B cells appear weakly positive to CD69, similar to what is found in the secondary follicle mantle B cells.
The quantitative and histological changes, at the cellular level, that take place in human secondary lymphoid tissues are described in this paper. These result from either chronic stimulation by pathogens in tonsils, or by tumour stimulation in the draining lymph nodes of human head and neck squamous carcinomas. An increase in the percentage of B-lymphocytes in these organs compared to control lymph nodes, due to the generation of GCs after antigen stimulation, was observed by flow cytometry. In tissue sections, the phenotype and morphology of the primary follicle B cells, in control lymph nodes, were seen to be similar to the secondary follicle mantle B cells in tumor reactive lymph nodes or in tonsils. Several authors consider that after the stimulation, during the immune response, the human B cells placed outside the follicles, in the T cell areas, migrate to the region of B cells and FDCs that form the primary follicle [1,4,21,22]. The stimulated B cells proliferate giving rise to centroblasts, which push the naive B cells to the periphery of the GC, thus generating the follicular mantle [2,4,22].
Regarding the T cell population, the most significant data is the decrease of naive T-lymphocytes (CD45RA+) in reactive lymph nodes. Previous studies in other species have demonstrated that naive circulating lymphocytes (L-selectin+) penetrate in the lymph node by the blood vessels and go out by efferent lymphatics [15,16,23]. This decrease in naive T cells could be due to a change of phenotype (from CD45RA+ naive T-lymphocytes to CD45RO+memory cells) or to the dilution of this population due to the higher number of reactive lymph node cells. In addition, it has been described that memory cells are retained more often in the sites were antigen is present [15,24]. In fact, our studies in tissue sections show an increase of CD45RO+ cells compared to control lymph nodes. These CD45RO+ cells are located mainly in two zones: 1) between the follicular mantle and the light zone of the GC and 2) surrounding the secondary follicle.
Surprisingly, in the three types of tissues studied, CD69 antigen was only highly expressed in a T-lymphocyte fraction, while B-lymphocytes showed either a negative or a low expression. CD69 has been reported to be an early activation marker [19,20], therefore its presence was expected only in reactive lymph nodes and tonsils but not in controls. The study by confocal microscopy confirmed the flow cytometry results. CD69dull B cell population is constituted by cells that form the primary follicles in control lymph nodes and also the GC follicular mantle in reactive lymph nodes and tonsils. It has been described that neither primary follicle B cells nor follicular mantle B cells proliferate during the immune response [6]. This could imply that both have the same origin. The small increase in the CD69 expression found in tonsils, by flow cytometry analysis, is probably due to the greater number of GCs in this tissue, which obviously provokes an increase in the number of mantle cells.
CD69bright T-lymphocytes surround B-lymphocytes in primary follicles and are in close contact with the internal part of the CD19/CD69dull mantle B cells in the secondary follicles. This suggests an unknown functional association between these CD69 positive T-lymphocytes and mantle B cells. As the CD69 ligand is still unknown, it is possible to speculate that this molecule could be involved in interactions between these two lymphocyte subpopulations.
By confocal microscopy, GCs in tonsils and in tumour reactive lymph nodes can be seen with a distribution of cells in several layers: a CD19bright B cell zone, a CD69bright/CD45RO+ intra-GC T cell layer, a follicular mantle B cell layer and an external T cell zone. A group of T-lymphocytes CD3+/CD69bright/CD45RO+ is organized between the light zone of the GC and the follicular mantle, as a crown of cells. Their phenotype supports findings reported by other authors in mice [5]. Moreover, it is similar to the narrow T cell layer that surrounds the primary follicles in human control lymph nodes (Figure 4). It seems possible that these T cells (CD3+/CD69bright/CD45RO+), already observed in the primary follicle, could give place to the GC T cells when an immune response is initiated.
To confirm some of these hypotheses, experiments are currently being carried out in our laboratory. These include the study of whether the memory T lymphocytes from the outer layer are progeny of the lymphocytes placed in the inner layers.
Human control lymph nodes have a higher number of T lymphocytes than tonsils or tumor reactive lymph nodes. These are mostly T cells with naive phenotype (CD45RA+). Histologically, control lymph nodes only show primary lymph follicles. Tonsils and tumor reactive lymph nodes display an increase in the number of B cells and a decrease in the number of CD45RA+ T lymphocytes. Studies in tissue sections show the formation of secondary lymphoid follicles with a very organized structure constituted by alternative layers of subpopulations of B and T lymphocytes: CD19bright B cell zone, CD69bright CD45RO+ intra- GC T cell layer, a follicular mantle B cell layer and an external T cell zone. The characteristics of mantle B cells are nearly identical to the primary follicle B cells. We propose a hypothetical model of lymphocyte migration in the GC.
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Tumour reactive lymph nodes
We have analysed 65 lymph nodes from 44 patients suffering from head and neck squamous carcinomas, with ages ranging between 30 to 65 years. Nodes from patients treated with radiotherapy or chemotherapy were not included in this study. Enlarged reactive lymph nodes were selected randomly from the region draining the area of the tumour and surgically excised. One to three nodes were obtained from each patient.
Control lymph nodes
The study of truly non-reactive nodes is limited by ethical and practical considerations. Therefore, cystic nodes from patients undergoing surgery for cholelithiasis were taken. Neck lymph nodes were also taken from patients suffering from a thyroid pathology. Inflammatory or tumoral pathologies were excluded. We consider that these nodes represent the closest approximation to normality that can be achieved in a study of this type. Nineteen patients aged between 25- 65 years were studied.
Nine tonsils were obtained from surgical operations on patients suffering from recurrent tonsillitis. The patients were between 8 and 38 years of age.
Cell preparations
Single cell suspensions of lymphoid cells were prepared by pressing each lymph node through a stainless steel mesh. The suspensions were placed in cold medium (RPMI 1640) supplemented with 2% FCS and 0.02% sodium azide.
Monoclonal Antibody Staining
Monoclonal antibodies used
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T cell lineage
Helper/ inducer T cells
T cell lineage
Cytotoxic T cells
B cells
Activated T and B cells
B and T cell subset
T cell subset
Activated T and B cells
Flow-cytometric Analysis
An ELITE flow cytometer (Coulter Electronics, Hialeah, FL) equipped with an argon ion laser (488 nm) was used. Lymphocytes were gated using forward and orthogonal light scatter, and the percentage of positive cells for each marker was measured. A minimum of 5,000 cells was analysed for each sample.
Data Analysis
The lymph nodes were classified as control tonsils or reactive nodes to head and neck carcinoma. The control lymph nodes were cystic nodes and neck nodes from patients with non-inflammatory pathologies. The results obtained by flow cytometry were statistically analysed with the SPSS program. The standard error of the mean was determined for each group of nodes. The non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis test was used to assess the statistical significance. This test was chosen because of the difficulty to discern the normal distribution of our data due to the number of samples analyzed.
Tissue sections
Frozen tissue sections of secondary lymphoid organs were fixed in acetone. The staining technique involved three-colour direct immunofluorescence. FITC and PE-conjugated monoclonal antibodies were from Coulter, Immunotech and Boehringer Ingelheim, and 7-aminoactinomycin D (7AAD) was from Sigma. To avoid unspecific binding the sections with RPMI+2.5% FCS were incubated for 30 minutes. The sections were washed with PBS and incubated 2 hours in a humid chamber in the dark with enough amounts of antibodies and the 7AAD (1 μg/ml) to cover the tissue. Samples were washed twice with PBS and then prepared with Mounting Medium (Inova Diagnostics Inc.). The sections were maintained at 4°C until analysed.
Histological study with confocal microscopy
Three-colour signals were collected separately on a BioRad MRC-1024-ES confocal system equipped with a krypton/argon ion laser (property of C.A.C.T.I., Vigo University). Photomicrographs were taken from electronic overlays.
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This work was supported by grant 94/0955 from Fondo de Investigaciones Sanitarias de la Seguridad Social and XUGA90501B95 from Xunta de Galicia, Spain. We thank to the Services of Othorrinolaringology and General Surgery (Meixoeiro Hospital, Vigo) for providing tonsils and lymph nodes. We are also grateful to Mrs. Maria Valeiras-Puga and Mrs. Amalia Estevez-Santos for their technical assistance. We also wish to express our thanks to Mr Ted Cater and Dr Teresa Carretero for reviewing the manuscript.
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Vaillant EcoTEC Pro 24 Combi Plastic Heating Package Deal
£1,202.00 Excl. Tax: £1,202.00 Incl. Tax:
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Availability: In stock
This comprehensive central heating pack, complete with a Vaillant ecoTEC Pro 24 combi boiler, plastic pipe and up to 7 radiators, provides an ideal starting point for a totally new heating system. For more than 7 radiators, simply go to the radiator section to buy additional ones. If you want fewer, select NOT REQUIRED for those you don't need and receive a £15 reduction for each one.
Pack contents:
Pack contents:
- 1 x combination boiler as above
- 1 x built-in 24-hour clock
- 7 x pairs of 15mm chromium plated radiator valves
- 60 metres of 15mm plastic tube
- 30 metres of 22mm plastic tube
- 1 x filler loop with check valve
- 1 x standard flue kit
- Any 7 radiators of your choice from the list
Manufacturer Product Number
Not Applicable
Manufacturers Warranty
5 Years (Subject to Manufacturers T&C's)
Boiler Type
Combination Boiler
Boiler CH Output (Kw)
Energy Efficiency
Product Type
Compact Panel Radiator
Radiator valve type
Fuel Used
Natural Gas
Type of pipe in pack
Plastic Pipe
Pack radiator choices
Choice of 7 radiators
Valves in pack
Lockshield Valves
ErP Hot Water Rating
A Rated for Hot Water
ErP Heating Rating
A Rated for Heating
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