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Ocean View at Beachfront Waikiki Shore Condo
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Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeps: 4
Type: Condo
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
The Waikiki Shore is the only beachfront condo hotel in all of Waikiki! This specific condo #204 is only one unit back from the most pristine beaches in all of Hawaii. Roll out of bed in the morning and the beach is just steps away! The newly built Trump Tower across the street cannot rival this location.
This one bedroom unit boasts a full ocean view from the large lanai and a partial ocean view and park view from the living room. When you're in this condo you get the feeling that you never left the beach. That is just how close you are! Unlike most buildings the Waikiki Shore is next to a park instead of another building. This means you have the tranquil beauty of Fort Derussy park right at your doorstep. The park has multiple BBQs, beach side picnic tables, volleyball, & more,
Waikiki Shore is truly a Beach Front Property. The sand goes right up to the steps! Right there on the beach you can rent surfboards, kayaks, ocean tricycles, stand-up paddle boards, catamaran rides, surf lessons, and even take your picture with the parrots! There is also beach side shopping, and food court on property. Everything you need to make your stay memorable is right here in one convenient location!
This Property is Featured by Ali'i Beach Rentals (R). We are a full service property management company backed by the National Association or Realtors and the Better Business Bureau. Book with confidence knowing your trip is safe with us!
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Famous Restaurants: The Yardhouse, Roys, Ruths Chris, PK Changs and many more
Night Life: Senor Frogs, Level 4 Night Club, Kelly Oneils, and tons more clubs and bars
World Class Surf Spots: Ala Moana Bowls, 3s, Paradise, Kaisers, and many more.
Fun Activities: Surfing, sunbathing, boat rides, volleyball, or just floating around on the warm Ocean
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About:Ali'i Beach Rentals is an established specialist in Waikiki Vacation Rentals since 2004.
With more than 100 vacation rentals to choose from, we're sure to have the Waikiki vacation home of your dreams!
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Availability Calendar
|Jan 01 2017
|Mar 15 2017
|3 Nights
|Mar 16 2017
|Jun 15 2017
|3 Nights
|Jun 16 2017
|Aug 31 2017
|3 Nights
|Sep 01 2017
|Dec 19 2017
|3 Nights
|Dec 20 2017
|Dec 31 2017
|3 Nights
|Lodging tax: 14%
|Tax I.D.: #044-525-1584-01
|Payment Options: American Express, Cashier's Check, Discover, Mastercard, Money Order, Personal Check, Visa
- 1 Queen Bed
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Deck
- Lanai
- Outdoor Shower
- Balcony
- Full Kitchen
- Linens Provided
- View (Ocean)
- Beach Towels
- High Speed Internet
- Oceanfront
- Waterfront
- Cook
- Alarm Clock
- Hair Dryer
- Radio
- Toaster
- Ceiling Fan
- Iron
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Coffee Maker
- Microwave
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Washer/Dryer
- DVD Player
- Oven
- Telephone
- Beach
- Ocean
- Surfing
- Golf
(1 mile)
- Bicycling
- Park
- Restaurant
(<1 mile)
- Grocery Store
(1 mile)
- Boating
- Sailing
- Volleyball Court
(<1 mile)
- Movie Theater
(1 mile)
- Canoeing
- Shopping Area
- Aquarium
(1 mile)
- Zoo
(1 mile)
- Kayaking
- Snorkeling
Famous Restaurants: The Yardhouse, Roys, Ruths Chris, PK Changs and many more
Night Life: Senor Frogs, Level 4 Night Club, Kelly Oneils, and tons more clubs and bars
World Class Surf Spots: Ala Moana Bowls, 3s, Paradise, Kaisers, and many more.
Fun Activities: Surfing, sunbathing, boat rides, volleyball, or just floating around on the warm Ocean
Reviews (11)
Reviews for this vacation condo rental in Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii
Great property
Scott Faye
New Jersey
Great property
October 22, 2016
The hotel was perfectly situated. The rooms were spacious and with modern amenities like USB switch plates and updated lighting /and shower. The pool was small but with Waikiki beach just around the corner... who needs a pool?... Friendly staff, free snaks and free morning coffee or tea... what else would you need!
Maggie Franks
September 20, 2013
We have come to Hawaii for more years than we can remember. We have stayed at hotels and condos. But this is by far the best location for us. The unit has everything we needed and it was easy to work with the owner, Linda. I would highly this for anyone looking for long term rentals.
Great View
Jennifer Pendergast Best
Litchfield Park AZ USA
Great View
April 25, 2013
This was a great unit for the most part. The view on the patio of the ocean/beach and park were awesome. The location is also great, it is within walking distance to great shopping any many restraunts/bars. The only draw back to this unit, is the noise from the neighboring resorts' kitchen. The constant sound of dishes and silverware at all hours of the night make it extremely difficult to sleep. I would highly recommed bringing some ear plugs when staying in this unit.
Great location
Teresa Arnold
Elizabethton, TN USA
Great location
April 17, 2013
This was the perfect location for Waikiki Beach - not so crowded, near the nice park. I will definitely stay in this same complex when returning to the area, but I do think I'd spend the extra bucks for a beachfront room as our side room position led to our hearing the loud rumbling/clanging of cleaning/maintenance staff rolling metal carts up and down the hallways and alleyways at both our condo and the at hotel next door from roughly 5:00 a.m. until after 10 pm at night. I'm not a light sleeper, but the noise was enough to keep us up longer than we would like at night and certainly woke us up much earlier than we'd prefer! Still, the location of the complex itself was so incredibly perfect, this flaw didn't 'spoil' our vacation :)
mary nugrnt
March 25, 2013
The rooms were beautiful. Perfect location for everything
Perfect Location
Don Pogreba
Shelton, Wa USA
Perfect Location
October 31, 2012
Everything about this property was perfect. We had ample room for the two of us, the view and beach access couldn't have been better and the staff service was great. We walked to the International Market and were surrounded by restaurants of all kinds. If we return to Hawaii we would definitely return to this condo.
Location Location Location
Marie Van Camp
Location Location Location
March 31, 2012
We were a bit hesitant to rent this unit from the Internet but we were not disappointed. RIGHT ON THE BEACH. Our unit was spacious with a beautiful view of the park and beach. Furniture was a little dated but very comfortable and everything was extremely clean. Loved having the beach chairs, towels, mats, and umbrella for our use and the in-suite laundry was an extra bonus. Will definitely try to book it again, can't say enough about how great it was to be right on the beach and only 5 minutes from the main street with its shops and restaurants. We walked the beach every night back to our unit - just a fantastic place!!!
Waikiki shore #206
Gary Kline
Syracuse, IN USA
Waikiki shore #206
September 25, 2011
Perfect for our needs. Wife and I spent 5 nights and except for a couple of slight issues: 2 remotes for tv operation; internet connection needed reset a couple of times; and AC being in line with sofa so a bit cool, everything was fine. We only used it for sleeping and the fridge for drinks. Location was great with just 2 minutes to beach. Outrigger Reef next door for great Mia Tia's with noon -5 special on them and good breakfast buffet was nice convenience. Walking distance to nice restaurants and ABC convenience store(s). Second floor was convenient although, higher floors would have offered non-palm tree partially obstructed views. At age 70 good trade off for us. All beach items provided but something to dig deeper into sand for umbrella stability would be good. Over all very good. Owner very helpful and accommodating. Like to go back and would stay here again.
great time !!!!!
Loretta Hooper
warren maine
great time !!!!!
July 18, 2011
everything was great beach, apt in condo, easy to get around to different place, centrally located on the island and the view on the front side and back side of condo were beautiful. Outside of condo is older looking and there is a smell on the front side of the building but when you are in back side of condo it is gone. Inside of condo was wonderful and betty made it very welcoming and there was everything there you could every need snorkeling , beach towel, soap, cooler, boogie boards everything you need. You just need to bring your groceries. We loved al the maps and information she provided to help us get around the island it was a big help well worth the money.
Great location and sizeable unit.
Edward Olson
Kelowna, BC, Canada
Great location and sizeable unit.
May 10, 2011
Really enjoyed the rental. Although furniture was dated, it in no way detracted from the location and view. Fantastic access to the beach, great central location for evening shopping, and perfect for just meandering about the activities and sites of Honolulu. It was also fantastic to not have another highrise right opposite our view - we could watch the sunsets every night and also had a perfect view of the Hilton Hawaii weekly fireworks show. Thank you!
All Positive At The Waikiki Shore
Andrew Posner & Judy Louie
Sierra Madre, California
All Positive At The Waikiki Shore
May 24, 2010
We loved the Condo and the lanai where ate our breakfast every morning, and enjoyed the ocean view! The sunsets were also incredible from the lanai! The Condo was very clean and neatly organized with a washer and dryer that made it all very easy. There are many resturants to walk to in all price ranges. The beach was excellent, but would reccomend bringing surf walkers. We plan to return possibly in September if available. The condo complex had good security, friendly people, and we especially enjoyed the quiet atmosphere, which enhanced our rest, and the romantic appeal of Waikiki!
Reviewed by May W. June 2009
"I was overwhelmed from lack of sleep, craigslist postings, and not trusting strangers. I shopped around for about a week. Kai rang me very promptly after my inquiry online. His prices are reasonable that I ended up booking with him. His timing was good. He answered many questions and waited for my indecisive mind. He was very courteous, friendly, patient, and professional. During my stay, he still assisted me and replaced the toaster (button needed holding down to toast) though I didn't need it."
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Everything that looks pretty is not necessarily soft on the inside as Ian Poulter would testify. He of the flashy trousers and the spartan work ethic managed to tame the beautiful beast which is Pebble Beach yesterday. And in doing so the Englishman grabbed an early share of the US Open lead.
A one-under par 70 does not, on the face of it, seem that special on a layout with greens softer than they have been, and probably will be, all week. But Poulter's morning's work did warrant the description, if only because he came into the game's toughest major playing so awfully. His poor form meant that when the assessment was made of who would be most likely to end Europe's 40-year void in this event, Poulter was barely mentioned. In truth, not even by himself.
"I did arrive here concerned because you don't want to go out on a course that difficult with anything else than your top game," said the world No 8. Fortunately, together with his sometime coach David Leadbetter, he found the fix on Monday. So Poulter could venture out on to the Californian links with something resembling his usual swagger.
But it was not all plain sailing on the Pacific. On the last hole, for instance, Poulter visited three bunkers. He still made par. "No I don't think I've ever done that before," he said reflecting on the 20-footer which pulled off this great escape. "It was a real bucket and spade job. But that's just what you have to in the US Open – grind." That was destined to be the story of the opening day.
A golfing paradise? More like a plodder's paradise. All around Poulter on the clubhouse leaderboard were golfers in his own guise – players who move it from A to B with minimum fuss and minimum risk. On the same mark as Poulter were Mike Weir (Canadian plodder), K J Choi (Korean plodder), Rafael Cabrera-Bello (Spanish plodder). And then one behind these early pacesetters was "Plod", himself.
It was Tiger Woods who first called Luke Donald "a plodder" and a few years on the nickname has inevitably stuck. Many might find that insulting, particularly as the 32-year-old happens to have so much armoury in his bag, including a bunker game without peer. But Donald knows what his strengths are, just as he knows their suitability to the toughest major of them all. "I kept it in play pretty well, it was nothing flashy," he said after his 71. "Solid can win this tournament and level par at the US Open is a solid start. And but for the double bogey on the second..."
Indeed, but for the three-putt six on that par four (his 11th hole ), Donald's card would have been so much more attractive. The world No 6 grinded through his opening nine with nine pars, birdied the first (his 10th) and then quickly recovered his poise after his low point with a 30-footer for a birdie on the short seventh. It was just the start Donald was chasing. A first, a second and a third in his recent trip to Europe filled him with so much confidence. Clearly, it is well-placed optimism.
In contrast, Phil Mickelson's first-round 75 was one of inconsistency and controversy and ultimately frustration. He sliced his second into Stillwater Cove – with the help of a huge bounce off the seawall – on the par-five 18th (his ninth) and on the fourth (his 13th), he risked forfeiting a penalty of a different variety. After trying to drive the green on the 331-yard par four, Mickelson left his second in a greenside bunker. Instinctively, he began to smooth over the sand, but quickly realised what he was doing. The rules state a player is not allowed to test the sand before playing a shot from the hazard. Mickelson's actions could conceivably have earned him a two-shot penalty. As it was he called over a rules official who accepted his explanation.
It was about the one thing which did go in Mickelson's favour in his worst opening score in this tournament for 13 years. He came in with such hope of ending his US Open curse which has seen him rack up five runner-up finishes. But he looked anything but the favourite certain bookmakers had made him as they demoted Woods from the top rung on their betting lists for the first time in a dozen years. "My putting was just terrible," commented Mickelson, after failing to record a single birdie. "It was one of my worst days on the greens." As he was saying it, so his nemesis was teeing off. The most picturesque stage in sport was set for Woods.
Pebble Beach scores
US Open Championship, Pebble Beach GC, Pebble Beach, California
First round scores (US unless stated, par 71)
70 R Cabrera Bello (Sp); K J Choi (S Kor); M Weir (Can); I Poulter (Eng).
71 L Donald (Eng); D Toms.
72 B Van Pelt; S Kjeldsen (Den); H Fujita (Japan); Z Johnson; J Furyk; T Clark (SA); J Leonard; S Verplank; R Barnes; J Dufner; R McGowan (Eng); M Bettencourt.
73 S Marino; G Havret (Fr); T Taniguchi (Japan); S Appleby (Aus); P Harrington (Irl); Y E Yang (S Kor); L Glover; D Frost (SA); C Barlow; K Jones; H Leon.
74 R Sabbatini (SA); S Ames (Can); R Allenby (Aus); M Kuchar; T Immelman (SA); T Jaidee (Thai).
75 C Warren; M Ilonen (Fin); E Molinari (It); R Goosen (SA); A Cabrera (Arg); P Mickelson; E Axley; R Karlsson (Swe); A Atwal (India); B Gates; T Tryon; J Curran.
76 G Woodland; S Khan (Eng); S Cink; K Yokoo (Japan); N Watney; J Gore; J Herman; A Putnam; K Eger (Can).
77 J Mallinger; A Scott (Aus); Y Ikeda (Japan); H Stenson (Swe).
78 S Allan (Aus); D Lamely; J Morrison (Eng); B Gay; S Hansen (Den); C Villegas (Col); H Mahan; B Martin.
79 F Molinari (It); G Ogilvy (Aus); B-H An (S Kor); J Bramlett; A Martin.
80 P Sheehan (Aus); K Na; D McCarthy; T Hampshire.
81 D Pappas (SA).
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Geothermal Literature Review:A review of previously documented knowledge about an area to compile the critical points of current knowledge known and develop an overall understanding of the area or topic of interest.
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Thanks! All of last year while searching for my size I found maybe two pairs of shoes that weren't Bostonians or Kenneth Cole Reactions or have massive cracks in the corrected grain. So a few days ago at this little shop I find a pair of brown Florsheim longwings followed the next day by a pair of black vintage Allen Edmonds longwings, I think to myself "Yay, I've hit my longwing quota this year", and then this. Here's my incentive to clean out the bottom of my closet.post #57978 of 13872812/20/12 at 1:36pm
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I recognize this thread is a thrifting highlights thread so the hauls posted might not be representative of daily thrifting experiences, but I'm wondering how often do you guys strike gold? I've been to all of my local Goodwills a dozen times and once came away with 4 Brioni shirts. All of the other times, nadda.
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I also wanted to give a big thanks to Ocooney. I came home to a package that had a very nice note and a bundle of stuff. He sent me an unsolicited thank you gift for setting up the secret santa gift exchange. It wasn't necessary of him to do, but he's a real class act! I love the stuff and wanted to show it off to everyone:
L to R: Mattabisch (possibly Kiton's maker? I can't remember, but I like it!), Massimo Bizzocchi, Zegna, Sulka
RLPL tie and AWESOME trafalgar braces with a cowboy theme
Thanks again to everyone for all of the trades and gifts! I already wore the Sulka today and I received a compliment.
My secret santa got in touch with me and said mine is on the way, I can't wait!post #57981 of 13872812/20/12 at 1:48pm
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I usually pass on Mezlan shoes (ugly and beat to crap) BUT when I saw this nice pair that had a metal tag nailed to the bottom that read "Genuine Crocodile" I took my chancespost #57982 of 13872812/20/12 at 2:06pm
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I hit up about 10 different stores once a week, some of those more. Consistancy is certainly the key.
I wish I had started learning about clothing earlier in my life! I'm sure I walked past some really good stuff over the years!post #57983 of 13872812/20/12 at 2:10pm
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Alright... I finally had a chance to at least get to 2 stores today... not nearly as much as I would like - but I got some stuff :)
Armani Collezioni (With super long sleeves just for me!!)
Canali (Probably available):
Polo Ralph Lauren Safari Style Shirt... I dont really know anything at all about it... fits me well but not sure if it's my style... if anyone knows the details of a shirt like this let me know, is it simply a safari shirt? Newer? Older? I am so new to all this...
Here it is:
Up next, Sport Coats!
Brooks Bros Country Club Two-Button Blazer (Loro Piana Fabric) At this time not available probably a gift for my dad, but if someone REALLY wants it and has the perfect belt or shoes for me... well I will just have to trade.
Next up,
Ermenegildo Zegna Blue Houndstooth 3-Button Blazer - AVAILABLE - 58EU 48US - there are 2 TINY stains in the last picture, I can try to treat them, or if someone wants it and would rather try it themselves... but this is available... if only it fit me, I absolutely love it.
Alright so this is what I found - if there is anything you want just let me know, hell, even if it is unavailable, if you have the right offer I will trade or sell :)
Hope I did well! I am still so new haha
I did pass on a Blazer that fit my nicely, it was 55% Silk 45% Wool, but the only taggings were made in Canada and "Bruje" so I left it behind :spost #57984 of 13872812/20/12 at 2:15pm
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I recognize this thread is a thrifting highlights thread so the hauls posted might not be representative of daily thrifting experiences, but I'm wondering how often do you guys strike gold? I've been to all of my local Goodwills a dozen times and once came away with 4 Brioni shirts. All of the other times, nadda.
Strike gold you ask, why only once, just so happens to be my 2012 submission:
Oxxford SC with 14k gold buttons:post #57988 of 13872812/20/12 at 2:30pm
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Anyone know where Paul Stuart shirts fall in terms of quality/flippability? Passed on a funky pink regular Paul Stuart shirt I would've bought for myself but didn't want to risk flipping, and a Paul Stuart Sea Island Cotton because of a small stain on the sleeve. But I'd like to know for the future.Return HomeBack to Forum: Classic Menswear
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Does this attraction require above average amounts of physical activity (long walks, climbs, stairs or hikes)?
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It is well themed, with a choice of animal species. It is very spacious. There are other kids activities such as face painting and gift shops which you have to pay for separately...
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This has got to be one of the most enjoyable days that I have ever spent at an outdoor zoo.The park is 4/5 star rating for modern but is so well laid out.There is also camel rides,snacks ,gifts and when I finished my day we went into the Zulu tent
and dined all night with fine food.
We came here in november. Weather was nice. Taxi from our hotel la badira cost 30 dinars each way and 10 dinar for him to wait 3 hrs for us. This is because you will not get a taxi there to come back in. Entry is 10 dinars each. There were hardly no animals. Lions and tigers were a let...
This is an impressive and well-maintained park, well laid out and so much to see. We even had a 20 minute Camel ride. We particularly enjoyed seeing the sea lion perform and the Crocodiles, Tigers and Flamingoes. All the animals look happy and well-cared for with plenty of space. There are lovely views from the park too.
It was unfortunate...
It is well themed, with a choice of animal species. It is very spacious. There are other kids activities such as face painting and gift shops which you have to pay for separately. Good restaurants with with prices towards the above average tag. Having said that, there is room to add more restaurants for diverse choices.
Children can take a...
Park is poorly maintained. There were no dolphins. And if you want to take picture with animal is 10 dinnars (5 euros). There was sea lion show which was great.
Just returned from our day trip to the patk. Been many times before and it was lovely. Oh dear what has happened there is now no highlight as no dolphin show. Many animals are no longer there. The remaining animals are limited and in poor condition and appear to be malnourished and distressed. Very staff around. No sign of the...
The prices are a bit exessive but the place is nice and well maintained. Yet it could be better is rest rooms were well positioned for kids.
For family and kids and it's great getaway for the day. Lots to see for little ones and adults too. Improve the information will bust the place.
We went with a taxi to the parc which was ok but you have to ask the driver to stay there as there are no taxis to get back to Hammamet. The parc itself quite nice with really good animal shows. The entry fee is really reasonable, altough u can spend quite a bit of money to take pictures with...
We visited the zoo it closed on Mondays so before going check with your hotel to find out.
The zoo was a good day out you can swim with dolphins but check the times as they have a special block to do this.
The good experience was feeding the tamarin monkeys with my daughter if 10months it was a good...
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Hi, I found your comment very helpful, we are due to go away in June, we would very much like to visit the park. can you tell me if you paid at the door when you arrived or booked online? also the costs of the entry, Zulu evening and dolphin show/ swim if possible? do you also know the opening and closing times for the park and how long you can stay at the park for? did you get a taxi to the park, is it difficult to get a taxi ( first time in Tunisia)
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My friend and I would like to swim with dolphins when we visit here. How much is it for two adults and do we have to book in advance for the swim or just turn up on the day?
Arriving in Port El Kantoui on 30th September, will the park be open, is it better to pre-book
I am looking to go here in September 2015 for the day to swim with the Dolphins and see the shows etc.
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How old dose the child need to be, to swim with Dolphins and prices.
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(2000)I identified and characterized four chitin synthesis-related proteins in S. pombe. Two of these, SpChs1p and SpChs2p are homologs of S. cerevisiae chitin synthases and two, SpChs4p and SpChs5p, are homologs of S. cerevisiae ...
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My father is a Mets fan. I was born as a half-Mets fan. The problem is, I don't feel like a Mets fan at all! I feel like a complete Yankees fan. So here it is…..I'm trans-sports. I was born half-Mets, but I feel all Yankee on the inside. Good to finally be out and proud!


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Carottes Râpées or Grated Carrot Salad
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Very popular in France- you'll find it on any bistro menu. A simple salad of grated carrots and parsley, with a few other ingredients. The most important thing is the size of the carrots- they must be grated very thin. This salad is best with carrots alone. I would recommend storing the dressing and the salad separately until time to eat. You may want to add more oil or lemon, etc. But do not overdress. It should glisten, but not be swimming in dressing.
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6-8 1 large salad US
- 7 large carrots
- 1⁄2 bunch flat leaf parsley
- 2 lemons, juiced
- 2 -3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- salt, to taste
- fresh ground pepper
- 1 dash Dijon mustard (optional)
- Peel and grate 7 large carrots. Coarsely chop the parsley and combine with carrots.
- To make the dressing: mix together the juice of 2 lemons, 2 or 3 tablespoons of olive oil, and 2 teaspoons of sugar, some salt, and fresh ground pepper. You may add a dab of Dijon.
- Toss with Carrots then taste; you may add ingredients to your liking.
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Precise duplication of the entire human genome requires that thousands of origins are licensed and then initiate replication exactly once per cell cycle. Origin licensing is accomplished through the assembly of prereplication complexes at origins during the G1 phase of the cell cycle. Licensing too few origins results in incomplete replication, and licensing origins that have already been replicated results in rereplication. Both situations are sources of genome instability that can promote aberrant cell proliferation and oncogenesis. Replication initiation is stimulated by the activity of cyclin dependent protein kinases (Cdks) that are activated at the G1/S phase transition and remain active until mitosis. To prevent any sequence from being replicated more than once, origin licensing is inhibited once replication initiation begins in S phase. The mechanisms that inhibit origin licensing after G1 to avoid rereplication include a critical contribution from the same cyclin dependent protein kinases (Cdks) that stimulate replication initiation. These Cdks function to block the assembly of prereplication complexes after G1. A consequence of the dual function of Cdks in replication control is that origin licensing must be fully completed in G1 (during the period of low Cdk activity) before S phase begins so that the entire genome can be replicated, but it is not known how cells ensure that origin licensing is complete before S phase begins. A second consequence of the role of Cdks in preventing inappropriate re-licensing of origins is that many environmental changes trigger cell cycle checkpoints that arrest the cell cycle by inhibiting Cdks. If such changes - such as DNA damage or cellular stress - are encountered after S phase begins, then cells risk rereplication once they recover from the checkpoint arrest. To avoid rereplication and its associated genome instability, such cell cycle checkpoints must also inhibit origin licensing by mechanisms that are independent of Cdk activity. This proposal addresses three distinct interfaces between replication licensing control and individual checkpoint responses.
The aims are to 1) Determine the mechanism that links origin licensing to Cdk activation and S phase entry, 2) Determine the mechanism controlling release of the licensing protein, Cdc6, from origins after DNA damage, and 3) Determine the mechanism that prevents origin licensing during a cellular stress response. Our methods rely on the manipulation of specific proteins and activities in cultured human cells. We evaluate the effects of these manipulations on the abundance, activity and localization of essential replication and checkpoint proteins, and we determine the effects of these manipulations on protein- protein and protein-DNA interactions. We anticipate that a comprehensive understanding of the regulation of origin licensing will facilitate the diagnosis, classification, and treatment of human cancers as well as other diseases that involve aberrant cell proliferation.
Although it is clear that cancer cells proliferate inappropriately, it is still not fully understood how these cells differ from normal cells or what controls their progression to metastatic disease. Errors in the regulation of DNA replication are major contributors to cancer development, and this proposal is designed to gain new insight into the regulation of the first step in DNA replication, the localization of essential replication proteins to DNA. The specific focus is on the coordination of this initial step with the cellular responses to perturbations in the intracellular or extracellular environment.
|Lane, Karen R; Yu, Yanbao; Lackey, Patrick E et al. (2013) Cell cycle-regulated protein abundance changes in synchronously proliferating HeLa cells include regulation of pre-mRNA splicing proteins. PLoS One 8:e58456
|Dorn, Elizabeth Suzanne; Cook, Jeanette Gowen (2011) Nucleosomes in the neighborhood: new roles for chromatin modifications in replication origin control. Epigenetics 6:552-9
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|Nevis, Kathleen R; Cordeiro-Stone, Marila; Cook, Jeanette Gowen (2009) Origin licensing and p53 status regulate Cdk2 activity during G(1). Cell Cycle 8:1952-63


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So I'd been hearing about these Bobaflex guys for awhile, right? I didn't know anything about them or what they sounded like, though. I finally came across a vague description of them being sort of stoneriffic, so I decided to check them out and it turned out to be one of those rare blind purchases that I didn't regret at all.
I brought home Tales From Dirt Town, put it in the old 5-disc changer, and happily went along with my evening. After awhile, it occurred to me that I hadn't yet heard anything that I didn't like. Now how often does THAT happen? We're not talking one or two songs surrounded by duds. We're talking one seriously solid album, here. Unheard of.
Maybe I wasn't hearing it right. I listened again, and again… and then again in the car all the next day. I started singing along and bouncing to the groove. And I decided that Tales From Dirt Town has made itself, at a very visceral level, one of the all-around best hard rock albums I've heard since Priestess' Hello Master.
I'll be the first to admit that vocals make or break a band for me, and in Bobaflex's case, the vocals are a great example of the kind of melodic but angry qualities in a metal singer that make me wet myself. Sometimes verging on growls, sometimes sliding into a scream that recalls Avenged Sevenfold's M. Shadows, passion abounds in the constant lyrical battle of "help me" vs. "screw you." The only info I could find on the vocals states that two band members share duties, which explains things. Fortunately, both are well-suited to the task and don't disappoint, even one slips into a slight faux-British accent at times.
And these songs, dude? They have character. They have swagger and soul set to a crunchy guitar and some top-notch riffage. They're pissed off (and rightly so. These guys have had nothing but uphill battles; they're well-deserving of their anger). They're heartfelt, and they're frantic. High-energy headbangers like "Sellout" and "Goodbye" keep the album moving along at a fast clip, invigorating what could've been flat songwriting with unexpected harmonies and Tom Morello-esque guitar sounds, while relatively ballad-y tunes like "I Still Believe" and "Home" mix things up a little.
Speaking of "Home:" Bob Seger's quintessential "touring is hard" song, "Turn the Page," has nothing on Bobaflex's little ditty about crowds who don't care and getting fed up with life on the road. It captures the desperation of a band struggling to get above the radar with unusually self-aware aplomb, and still manages to throw a little nod to Seger in there with a particularly mournful, arena-inspired guitar lick.
If you have even a passing interest in straight-up rock infused with a little West Virginia bravado, then you won't curse me for getting you to buy this album. No, it's not perfect; it's about 3 songs too long, and one of the slower songs ("Satisfied") is pretty damn mediocre. On the whole, though, it's well worth a listen. And then another, and another…Powered by Sidelines


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I think about that
old numb and remind
myself of why
I was there in the first place.
Now the pain has
taken its course and
I think there could
be a light at the
end of the tunnel
for me. Though I've
watched so many
crash and burn I keep
moving forward.
My one designed has
to be out there for
me to find. There
has to be my one chance
at light here on
the plain of the living.
If my other is
already gone may
they be watching
from beyond and
trying to guide
me until I am
called back to
that same home.
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Excellent pizzas, taste wines. Super nice service, rate price fair. The salads are also good and is a nice place to go as a couple.
A fine place to eat Pizzas and pasta, is inside of the biggest mall in town, If you are walking around this mall, you should eat in this place.
Pizza here lacks flavor and overpriced for that matter. Highly recommend to skip this place and avoid a bad experience.
With a wood fire pizza oven on premise, you expect better .. The pizza style here is lacking sauce and more importantly ...flavor... They have a chance to bring an authentic taste, but conform to the local preference....which includes serving ketchup as a stable for pizza in Mexico...
This restaurant is located on the third floor of Mall las Americas. it is ideal if you would like to get some Pizza for lunch. It is a casual place where you can grab a bite of great pizza!
My wife and I were just amazed by the service and the suggestions of the sommelier. We ordered a cabra naranja salad that we ate with a glass of Chardonnay white wine, then we tried a speenach salad that we had with a young Spanish red wine. Both were really good, but what I consider an unforgettable experience was the...
The atmosphere is great. You can see the wood fire they cook the pizzas in. Very classy looking. However, I found that half of the pizza gets burnt and the other half is doughy and sometimes raw. They haven't mastered the technique of turning the pizza so it cooks evenly. For the price, Domino's and Pizza hut has way better...
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2 BHK Independent Floor - 910 sq ft
Ready to Move in Single unit 910 Sqft Super area & 850 Sqft North Facing With Car Parking & Near to Well maintained park Semi furnished 2 BHK Drawing / Dining 2 toilets & 2 Balconies Registry case 80% Bank loanble Party meeting & Full White Payment as per your choice. Freehold Independent Floors which is intended for mid income & HNI income group of people deliberately located at Sainik Colony. Well connected location from Gurgaon, Delhi & Noida & Mathura Road. 10 minute distance from Badhkal & Old Metro Station. Near Many convent Schools, DAV School and Sant Jhons convent & Shanti Niketan Convent School. Bank loan available with ICIC Bank, Canara Bank, HDFC Bank.
Specification & Structure are: Earthquake resistant structure. Living / Dining / Lobby Floor – Vitrified Tiles.2) Walls – POP Acrylic Emulsion colored paint & oil bond distemper. 3) Ceiling – Oil bound distemper and POP. 4) Bedroom Floor – Vitrified tiles 5) Walls – Acrylic emulsion paint 6) Ceiling – POP and Oil bound distemper 7) Doors-Internal doors – veneered painted flush doors & Toilets Walls Combination of Vitrified tiles/Ceramic tiles. 8) Floor – Combination of Vitrified tiles. 9) Fittings/Fixtures ) Counter – Polished granite top fitting /Fixtures – CP fittings, stainless steel sink with drain 14) Electrical Work-Electrical work with copper wires in concealed PVC.
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