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Little Star Pizza
- Address:
1175 Solano Avenue
Albany, CA 94706Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
PizzeriaPrice: $30 and under
Little Star Pizza
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.littlestarpizza.com/splash3.html
- Phone: (510) 526-7827
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily 11:30am-5:00pm
Dinner: Daily 5:00pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Pizzeria
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Little Star Pizza
Little Star Pizza is the Bay Guardian"s Best of the Bay pizza two years running. We offer both a signature cornmeal deep dish and a traditional thin crust style, as well as beer, wine and a variety of appetizers. With our warm, rustic decor and casual environment, we're a great choice for family night or a night out!Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerKid Friendly
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Little Star Pizza reviews from OpenTable diners
37 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.3Service4
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (27)kid-friendly (25)good for groups (17)great for lunch (15)fit for foodies (12)great for outdoor dining (6)special occasion (5)hot spot (4)late-night find (4)romantic (2)great for brunch (1)notable wine list (1)scenic view (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- waiters ask"Who gets the Cabernet?"LisaofElCerritoDined on 11/7/2014I was really put off by the runners and waiters here who didn't know which person in my party ordered what. If you are trying to serve a $9 glass of Cabernet and a glass of Diet Coke, you can't just stand there and say "Who ordered the Cabernet?" I can see this happening at my local taco truck but not at a place where I'm dropping $30 per person for dinner! Any good restaurant will have its waiters and runners indicate the diner's table position on their pad. There are different ways they can do this -- for example, the diner closest to the door can be #1, and the waiter can write down the order clockwise; or the diner on the north side of the dining room can be #1, and the waiter can count everyone clockwise too, you get the picture.Special Features:
- Three Cheers for Deep Dish PizzaheyChrisDined on 10/31/2014Little Star is our go to place for great corn meal crust, deep dish pizza. Our all time favorite is the namesake, Little Star. This is a great neighborhood spot for good food that won't break the bank.Special Features:
- The Best PizzaOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/19/2014We are lucky in the East Bay to have many great pizza places. Little Star is the best for both deep dish and thin crust plus, they have a delicious gluten-free option. The beers on tap are always interesting, the salads are fresh and tasty and the staff is really friendly. A neighborhood favorite for us.Special Features:
- Ups and downszukefreshVIPDined on 9/18/2014Little Star is inconsistent in many ways. The last time was a good one with decent service and great food. It all depends on who's working both the front of the house and the kitchen.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014The noise level was too much for us but of course it was Solano Avenue Stroll. There was a noisy group of dancers and drummers just in front of Little Star Pizza at lunch time...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love, love, love Little Star!FoodJunkieDined on 9/5/2014This was my first visit to Little Star Pizza and I loved it! It's now my favorite pizza restaurant!Special Features:
- Love Little StarbutchpoodleDined on 8/23/2014I love their pizza, but I also love their people! Roni is the sweetest, always a good thing to be in his section. Their menu is slowly expanding so if you've been holding out because salad and pizza are not your best choices, give them a try now!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY GOODTylerDined on 8/22/2014Awsome had a wonerful experiance will go back again!!!!Special Features:
- Isabel415VIPDined on 8/15/2014If I'm dieting I have the Greak Salad and my friends have the wonderful deep dish pizza. This was the first time that the salad was not made well. It was almost all lettuce only. Very, very disappointing. I've had this salad at this location and the SF location and it was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Deep Dish outside of ChicagoLittlestarpizzaloverDined on 8/13/2014This place is outstanding! Their food is consistently tasty with fresh ingredients. Don't even get me started with their deep dish pizzas. They're always delicious no matter which ones you get. Their corn meal crusts are yummy and cooked just right. My family and I are regulars here because we have never been disappointed with either the food or service. I'm so proud to have this restaurant gem in our small neighborhood that I've taken so many of my coworkers here. They're also great for office parties.Special Features:
- Great piesSDS23Dined on 8/10/2014We return for the pizza, what a shocker. The buttery cornmeal crust on the deep dish pizzas is fabulous, as are the fresh and generous tomatoes. At the Albany and Grand Ave (Oakland) locations, it's really hit or miss in terms of the ambiance. Often you get a restaurant filled with very energetic children and occasionally you get lucky and can have a bit more relaxed environment. Always with delicious pies.Special Features:
- Consistent goodnessheyChrisDined on 8/8/2014This eaterie should be named, Super Star! Our thick crust vegetarian pizza was sooo delicious - just the right amount of sauce and cheeese to augment the fresh veggies stuffed into an amazing and slightly crispy cornmeal crust.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pizza!fakestevenDined on 8/8/2014Little Star has the best deep-dish pizza ever. I have tried a few other places but nothing beats Little Star.Special Features:
- The following 62 reviews are from the Little Star Pizza reviews archive.
- Amazingly good pizzabayareaprofessionalVIPDined on 7/6/2014Had the goddess salad which was super yummy and the deep dish veggie pizza, for which the waitress has no trouble substituting spinach (yummy) for black olives (yucky). The cornmeal crust is hard to describe but it may just be addictive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but the place is a tad off.BrittpimDined on 7/6/2014I made a reservation easily for two here, online, which I liked. We showed up early and they accommodated us within five minutes which was great. The wait staff was friendly and efficient. The pizza and garlic bread were both very good! Also, the pizza re-heated excellently the next day so dinner twice! There is outdoor seating and it is very child-friendly. Issue one: They ran out of knives. Not the end of the world but still very strange for they were busy but not overcrowded, and still, how does one run out of butter knives? Their solution to the (spread your own) garlic bread: a pizza server. Issue two: the menu. Please describe that the sauce is on top of the pizza, what brand drinks are and the garlic bread is spread your own, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best deep dish pizzaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/27/2014Little Star is a comfortable place to have what is potentially the best deep dish pizza anywhere in the country. Crispy, buttery, cornmeal-containing crust with lots of clean tomato taste. Not overly laden with cheese. Just delicious.Special Features:
- Better carry out than dine in...ChinoisDined on 6/26/2014I do enjoy the food from Little Star but from going forward, would much prefer to get food to go instead of dining in. Even with out OpenTable reservation, we waited over 20 minutes for our 7pm reservation. I did appreciate the staff keeping us posted with our wait time. They offered us (table of 5) an order of garlic bread on the house. But it was a "special occasion" and the wait did delay our schedule. I will be craving pizza (particularly the deep dish corn bread crust) from Little Star very soon but will choose not to dine.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best pizza in town.SandrabeeDined on 6/21/2014We love Little Star Pizza and go there almost once a week. Both thin crust and deep dish pizzas are very good. They have several regular menu choices or you can choose your own ingredients from a good list, which is what we usually do. The staff members are always friendly and helpful. They also have a pretty good selection of different beers and wines by the glass.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Pizza & MoreEmeryvilleDinerVIPDined on 6/8/2014Went to Little Star after a recommendation from a friend. I was NOT disappointed. Jeffrey, our server, was very attentive without being overbearing, I will ask for him again next time I go (and you should as well). The garlic bread with fresh roasted cloves of garlic is amazing - very sweet and not the least bit oevrpowering. The deep dish pizza with the cornmeal crust is out of this world. I had the Brass Monkey (which is not on the menu). It's the Little Star pizza with sausage added. One of the best pizzas I have had in the Bay area. Would not hesitate to go back again!!!Special Features:
- Great pizza!Chicago2012Dined on 5/31/2014Went to the Albany Twin for a show then stopped into Little Star for dinner, our server was very friendly and the salad and deep dish pizza was tasty. Having had Zachary's before, I think I prefer Little Star. Thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/29/2014Was pleasantly surprised with the food, the pizza was uniquely delicious. Was pleasantly surprised with the tastiness of the cornmeal crust deep dish pizza. Great ambience, wonderful service. We arrived for an early dinner, and really picked up by the time we left. Very popular restaurant!Special Features:
- Favorite pizzaSandrabeeDined on 5/26/2014This is our favorite pizza restaurant. We go there almost once a week. Very good food--salads as well as pizza. Recommend the "Little Gems" salad; small size is large enough for two with a pizza. The wine and beer lists are very good. Friendly, accommodating staff. Good for families--we take our children and grandchildren there occasionally. We're pleased that they're now taking reservations through Open Table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great little restaurant!dinerwholovesgoodserviceVIPDined on 5/24/2014This place is a true gem. I can not believe what excellent, considerate, friendly service they always give to such a wide-diversity of customers! Food is just great.Special Features:
- This is the Place 4 Deep Dish PizzaLuv2DineDined on 5/16/2014Fresh ingredients used in all their pizzas! YUM!! Salads a fresh and delish as well.Special Features:
- Best In The WestLittleStarButBigTasteDined on 4/25/2014Before I tried Little Star I was a fan of deep dish pizza from their competitor. However, since then I went back one time to do a comparison and I was disappointed with what I received and never went back. I live in Oakland and commute to the location when I want pizza so that means a lot especially from me cause I'm a picky eater. I recommend everyone should at least give them a go one time. Once you do you will never view deep dish pizza the same.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expectations not metOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/18/2014The taste of the food did not meet our expectations. The service was quite poor as well.
- Great Pizza and SaladsGoodVIPDined on 4/13/2014So glad we discovered Little Star a few months ago. The Goddess Salad is fantastic and the pizza exceptionally good! Service great this time for our big birthday group.Special Features:
- Slow, slow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/6/2014The service at Little Star was TERRIBLE. There were 8 in our group including small children. The place was NOT very busy when we arrived yet we had to wait 20 minutes after being seated before any waitperson showed would take our orders. The food was fine but hardly worth the long, needless wait.
- Not our best visitBlakemontDined on 4/4/2014The food was great as usual. Service was a different story. The restaurant was nearly empty and they would not accomodate us changing tables to a spot not in the sun. Server was not his jovial self and was not very helpful in other requests.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hands Down Best Deep DishOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 3/22/2014I've never been a big fan of deep dish because I always found it to be so heavy that it would sit in my stomach like a ton of lead. I had only tried the other deep dish in town so I had no other point of reference until now. Long story short, the cornmeal crust makes all the difference in the world. It is light, textured and holds up well to the toppings. Once you go Little Star, you will never want to go back to any other deep dish pizza. Oh, and get the signature Little Star, delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy Deep Dish!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/8/2014Love the wood and warmth of the interior at this spot on Solano, near the Albany Movie Theater. Service is efficient and cordial, leaving you free to focus on your companion(s) and conversation. The pizza is delicious, with a crispy crust that is unexpected given the deep dish of juicy tomatoes, cheese and your other selection of ingredients. I think it is the freshness of the ingredients that really make this pizza a farm-to-table standout. Definitely will go again!Special Features:
- The better, less famous, Zachary'sOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/16/2014If you're looking for a change from Zachary's, this is the place. I actually choose this place over Zachary's. They have great topping choices, including roasted garlic and roasted zucchini. They serve both deep dish and thin crust, but I've never had thin crust. Their garlic bread appetizer is just sourdough bread, roasted garlic, and softened butter. Highly recommended, and always delicious. They have local beers on tap and in stock. Their atmosphere is a little tight and quite loud, but it's a great place to hang out with friends, or go on date #15. Best part: their crust is CORNMEAL; it's not gooey, just delicious. When we went with an OpenTable reservation, we got there early, but still got seated immediately. How awesome is that?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good FindClimbersDined on 1/15/2014We were a group of 4 adults that wanted a bite to eat and a beer before going to an appoint at 7p.m. It was great food, great service and a good place to go. We will head back there again soon. The White pie was outstanding!Special Features:
- PizzaFoodie46Dined on 1/12/2014Deep dish - too few mushrooms and light on the sausage. Crust was a coarse meal (almost a corn bread), next lots of cheese, then your selected items and topped off with a thick tomato sause. Average.
- Best WINGS ever!Dontgobaconmyheart209Dined on 1/4/2014Yes the pizza here is very good. One of my favorite, however, the real star of this place for me is the WINGS. I dont know what they marinate or rub them with but it is simply the best!! They aren't messy with unnecessary sauces. They are packed with robust smoky flavor and just enough heat. I will drive all the way from the 209 for these wings! Also, the services is always great! Very friendly and timely. Will definitely be back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had a great timeOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 1/1/2014Popular place. Great pizza. Make reservations if you want a table!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lemonade from lemonsCalDinerVIPDined on 12/29/2013Little Star messed up reservations and we waited (big group) an hour to be seated. Sucked. But they treated for free 1st round of drinks and let us wait at the bar. Service thus 1 star for goof and 5 stars for make-up equals 3 stars. Thin pizza yum - 15 minutes to make. Deep dish 30 minutes (never tried because thin is so good.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood GemissataDined on 12/8/2013So happy that Little Star decided to open up their first restaurant in the East Bay in Albany! Out of all the places, Solano Ave was the one. It's a quick walk from my boyfriend's house and a favorite of ours. We introduced it to so many of our friends who come to visit. They're usually always busy, so I like making reservations ahead, especially through Open Table. It makes it so easy. I always get their deep dish pizza, spicy wings, and a salad here. To share of course. ;)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The thin crust ROCKS!bellygrowlsDined on 11/23/2013Little Star is excellent if you are a fan of thin crust pizza. The ingredients are fresh and the pizzas are remarkably yummy. The ambiance during our visit was less than enjoyable, simply because there was a table of small children whose parents apparently think it's okay to allow their children to use a restaurant's silverware and dishes as musical instruments. Frankly, I go out to dinner and spend money to enjoy the relaxation afforded by escaping my own kitchen now and then. Uncontrolled kids should be left at home or charged extra! But enough of that rant. Go to Little Star, by all means. It's delicious and the staff is very pleasant. But be sure to reserve a table or you could be faced with an hour-long wait list (it's that good)!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good deep dish!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/12/2013The pizza was good, no complaint. Friendly service, good beer and wine selection. No complaints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Or the lesser spotted Win+X menu.
It's the first thing I miss when handling previous edition PCs.
DANGER MOUSE is back ... and he isn't half a GLASSHOLE
Re: Eyebrows that float
Cor Chief !
Twitter for iOS embraces Bing Translate in time for World Cup 2014
But does it translate the biggest one?
From SOCCER to FOOTBALL ?
Google Glass? Feh. Behold Dyson's 2001 pocket 'puter techno specs with own 'Siri'
Re: well very few products are competely new designs?
Trust me, you wouldn't want to see me in Speedo's medium or smaller...
BEAM ME UP SCOTTY: Boffins to turn PURE LIGHT into MATTER
Light to Matter..
Does it turn chocolate bars and children into smaller versions of themselves too ?
You'll hate Google's experimental Chrome UI, but so will phishers
Re: Anti-phishing could be done in other ways
Well, I've had to go and look, been using Canary for months, and yes, you're right it's black, and the rest of the URL is grey, but if you hadn't told me it was the case I'd never have noticed, so obvious fail on the UI there...
Amazon sets FIRE to your living room in bid to shake up TV streaming
Re: Local DLNA?
Looking at the photo here: http://goo.gl/Yn9Inq
It does indeed have an ethernet port.
Hate the shape of the remote though, what's wrong with flat backed remotes?
Microsoft DirectX 12 pushes gaming code closer to GPU bare metal
Windows 8 only?
I think we'll be lucky if it's not Windows 9 exclusive for the first 12 months or so.
QUIDOCALYPSE: Blighty braces for £100 MILLION cost of new £1 coin
Make the saving by..
Taking the 1p and 2p out of circulation, get's rid of the offensive 99p rubbish, and gets rid of coins nobody (imo) wants anyway, other than something to throw in the 4.5L Bells Whisky bottles.
SACRILEGE! Hitchhiker's Guide game's back ... and it TWEETS at you
Re: Tweet?
Something twits (or is that twats?) do.
Re: A nice cuppa
Would that be of Tea or No Tea ?
Ancient video of Steve Jobs launching the first Apple Mac found
Enjoyable watch
Was good seeing things we take for granted in today's machines being touted as new and wonderful, hurt not seeing Woz's name in the Macintosh roll-call part of the video though.
TomTom GO 6000 satnav chews on smarties and tablets
What is wrong with the abacus ?
What is wrong with walking ?
What is wrong with bows and arrows ?
What is wrong with 640K ?
etc. etc.
I've had various TomTom devices, currently on the not so wonderful GO Live 1000, but I wouldn't be without it, like my automatic transmission in the car, it takes the effort out of a mundane task, something not difficult, but something we don't need to think about, and can just get on with it.
Astroboffins spot HOT, YOUNG GIANT where she doesn't belong
Re: That's not going to happen
The planet is only that far out due to a miscue in a game of Planet Pool, during a "White Hole" incident.
Gates chokes up, WEEPS to Microsoft shareholders amid talk of CEO hunt
'grow the fuck up'...
Pot... meet kettle..
The micro YOU used in school: The story of the Research Machines 380Z
380Z came much later
Commodore Pet for the win !
AIR TIME! Our expert cosies up with the new top-end iPad
Re: Battery life
Battery life on my iPad Air is pretty damned good actually, wish I could say the same for my iPhone 5 though.
Security researcher Cédric 'Sid' Blancher dead at 37
Too soon?
Well, he definitely made an impact in his particular field.
iPad 4 is so OVER: 5 times as many fanbois now using iPad Air - survey
Re: I suppose...
Well, I upgraded both mine and my FD's iPad 2 to 64gb Air's mine with cellular, his without, but it was purely down to being because he wanted one, and asked me to get it for him, whereupon he then said "Oh and I suppose you'll want one too ?" - well, it would have been rude not to. :)
New Bitcoin exchange launches in the UK
Multiple underground vaults
In other words, their mothers' basement?
HTC phone STOPS BULLET, saves Florida gas station clerk's life
Under warranty?
I wonder if HTC will replace it for him?
Baldness fix from foreskin follicles
Came for the dickhead comment
... wasn't disappointed. \o/
Foxconn 'fesses up to labour breaches: Made students work long hours
Rotten Apples?
Just wondering why you need to refer to them as the "Apple-assembling firm", when
A) they were making Sony PS/4's and
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Is Apple bashing THAT big a money-click earner ?
First look: Apple iPhone 5S and 5C
Re: Equally tiresome...
All right, but apart from that, what have
the Romans Apple ever done for us ?
Extreme Networks coughs $180m for 'no overlap' rival Enterasys
Extreme Networks
Hmm, what a coincidence, just finished posting in the Huawei thread stating I'd just put their kit in, and it's Extreme network gear it's replaced, never see ANYTHING about Extreme, and this pops up today.. Spooky..
/dons tin foil hat.
/breathes sigh of relief.
Huawei CTO insists: 'We are not a threat to UK and US national security'
Huawei Kit
Just put half a dozen S5710 10GB switches in the office here this week, nice pieces of kit to be honest.
Sky falling: 119,000 Brits flee O2, Be after Murdoch broadband gobble
Still have two accounts with BE
The only reason I've not changed is where the two accounts are, neither have access to fibre yet, so there's little point moving away, but it'll be a cold day in hell when I switch to Sky's telecom service, and as soon as fibre is available... Sayonara Rupe.
YES, Xbox One DOES need internet, DOES restrict game trading
Re: XBox CONSOLE FROM HELL
Obviously the answer is for the "trollololols", but I'll ask anyway...
Given your obvious disdain for anything Microsoft, why do you read any of their propaganda and feel the need to denigrate it, when I think everyone is aware of what you're going to think of it anyway ?
Windows 8.1 Start button SPOTTED in the wild
Re: Bunch of nancies
Wow, I've just been back and read your previous posts, you REALLY are a Microsoft shill aren't you...
Either that, or you're as blinkered as Eadon is.
Re: More speculation
Let me guess, your surname is Rosoft...
I use Windows 8 with Start8, both in the office and at home, and genuinely like it, BECAUSE it's how I want it, not how some marketing droid who wants us to keep our noses in the Windows App Store trough wants me to use my computer.
It's hardly FUD when it is being shown by someone WITH the product, especially given the amount of negative feedback the original Windows 8 beta users gave TIFKAM, yet to see it still rammed down their throat come release time.
Microsoft loads botnet-crushing data into Azure
Re: Google on IE10
I have a shortcut saved for when it decides Google UK doesn't want to show up in the gallery.
I'm not sure, but I think it needs more acronyms.
James Bond inspires US bill to require smart guns for all
Re: Anyone else reminded of
Everyone needs a bosom for a pillow ?
Re: Want to "save the chilllllldddddrrren"?
" than were killed or injured by guns fired by pre-teens in the last year "
What has pre-teens got to do with it, other than allowing a lower number than the tornado killed ?
Boffins find world's oldest virgin water trapped in Earth's crust
Re: I wonder if the bacteria in them holes ever thinks.....
I thought it was "ugly bags of mostly water".
Pirates scoff at games dev sim's in-game piracy lesson
Re: Bucked the trend
Yes, it's actually quite addictive, it's had about 4 hours off me tonight, so yeah, it's enjoyable, nice seeing the little history lessons going on with the hardware releases, as time goes by.
£6.83 well spent.
Bucked the trend
.. and bought a copy, because well, everyone needs a little extra beer money from time to time, and I thought the piracy hack-job was funny.
Movie, TV ads annoying? You ain't seen nothin' yet
Coming soon...
AdBlock for DVD and BluRay.
SpaceX Dragon eventually snared by ISS
Good news day.
Anything that makes going into space a positive thing is imo a "good thing", that coupled with a 5 second sound-bite on the radio news as I woke up of a girl born with HIV seemingly cured with standard medication, makes this a "good news day".
Let's hope it stays that way.
Recipe for a bad day: 'State-backed hackers are attacking your PC'
Re: Linux is a strong solution
Fishing much?
Illicit phone rings in Sri Lankan inmate's back crack
In BootNotes
So would that make it a Booty Call ?
Curiosity photographs mysterious metal object on Martian rock
Upvote for Marvin
Glad to see I wasn't wrong in my guess, when I went to look.. \o/
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Researchers at Cardiff University's Geoenvironmental Research Centre have won this year's Global Challenge Award. Professor Hywel Thomas, the Geoenvironmental Research Centre team and Dr Vladimir Michal (International Atomic Energy Agency) accepted the award from Ceri Delemore, Partner at Geldards, the event sponsors.
Scientists and engineers at Universities, Research Institutes and Waste Management Organizations have worked for several decades to progressively improve the scientific and technical basis upon which rests the safety of geological disposal. Contributions such as the one provided through the work of the GRC are fundamental to understand the underlying processes, and to model and simulate their evolution as a basis to long term safety.
Temporary storage facilities span the globe, but the need for a disposal solution has long been recognised by multinational governments and nuclear authorities, including the International Atomic Energy Authority (IAEA).
Some 250 to 300 Ktons of high level nuclear waste is stored across the world, and remains radioactive and deadly to all living organisms for over 100,000 years. Experts recognised that deep geological disposal reduces the need for constant supervision and maintenance, reduces security risks associated with ground level storage, and saves future generations from inheriting a nuclear waste legacy. However, practically, the technical complexities of achieving this have meant that up until now this has not been possible.
Researchers in the School of Engineering's Geoenvironmental Research Centre, supported by the European Commission's EURATOM programme, developed a model to understand how barriers used in nuclear waste disposal will perform. The model's findings went on to influence the design and build of a number of new nuclear waste storage facilities.
The team developed an in-house computer programme called COMPASS to simulate the behaviour of a nuclear waste repository over many years, providing a better understanding of how the nuclear repository barriers perform - a process which was not sufficiently understood prior to the research.
The computerised model provides innovative predictions of the behaviour and long term durability of engineered clay barriers (consisting of bentonite) under specific repository conditions.
The software has been accessed and applied by International Nuclear Waste Disposal Authorities. GRC's work with SKB, the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company, has led to the design and construction of a new repository at Forsmark, which is expected to be filled by 2025. The research also contributed to the development of a nuclear repository, Onkalo, in Finland, where final nuclear waste disposal is scheduled to start in 2020.
GRC was designated an IAEA "Centre of Excellence" for its work on high level nuclear waste disposal in 2001 and was a founder member of the Agency's Underground Research Network (URF). GRC received a Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education in 2013.
Professor Hywel Thomas, Director of the GRC, said: "We are delighted to have won the Global Challenge award. Our research prompted a major rethink in the design and construction of nuclear waste repositories. It also led to capacity building in countries with civil nuclear programmes, and brought economic benefits through the efficient disposal of nuclear waste, and through the transfer of knowledge and best practice. The findings increased international governments' confidence in the ability to accurately model and forecast the behaviour of engineered clay barriers. Subsequently, several countries have issued licences and begun building nuclear waste repositories."
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In an interview on the Fox News Channel's "Hannity" on Wednesday, Perry declared "We're moving ahead. We're not going to wait for the federal government... it's come to the point where the details of the criminal activities have become so clear that we no longer can wait for Washington to secure the border, and Texas is going to do it with our law enforcement and with our National Guard.
"There have been over the course of the last five years, since the fall of '08, over 203,000 individuals who have come into Texas illegally that have been booked in to our county jails," Perry continued. "Those individuals have been accounted for over 3,000 homicides and over 8,000 sexual assaults. Individuals from countries that have strong terrorist ties are being apprehended, as well as individuals who are committing crimes against the citizens of our state."
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MOORESVILLE, N.C. - As a child in my faith I heard so much about having a certain devotion to this saint or that one; one to the Sacred Heart of Jesus or one to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, to a just cause, a revered person, or even a devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. I remember as a youngster going with my father at midnight to the church on First Friday night for the Nocturnal Adoration Society for their devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. In my devotion to the Blessed Sacrament is rooted in that. We used to go for hot chocolate and a donut afterward; it was a great way to connect with my Dad, but more importantly with Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Back to the word devotion; it's used all the time but many don't really know what that means. The word devotion has several meanings depending upon the context in which it is used. One definition is 'profound dedication; consecration' (dictionary.com); which can be used in secular or religious context.
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Seven local soccer players will get the opportunity to play together for a college coach with a New Berlin connection.
The MSOE soccer team will welcome four New Berlin Eisenhower and three New Berlin West kickers.
The team is coached by Milwaukee's own Jimmy Banks with his son, Dee, as his assistant. Both Jimmy and Dee were involved with the New Berlin Soccer Club for many years, which may be why they have recruited so many of their former youth players.
Former Eisenhower players Nicholas Dobernig, Michael Perez, Matt Rakowski and Andrew Swiecichowski will join West players Matthew Rink, Tim Rink and Brock Shilling this fall.
Banks had special praise for Rakowski, a defender and midfielder for Whitefish Bay SC.
"Matt is a very intelligent soccer player who makes great tactical decisions," Banks said. "He defends well and doesn't hesitate to get into the attack."
Another familiar face to Raider soccer is Rink, whose older brother, Matthew, is in his third year at MSOE. Tim, a defender for the Vikings, is a two-time all-conference performer.
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If you've ever donated to a Kickstarter campaign, you might have noticed that they tend to have a few delays. And by that I mean assume that there will be delays - just ask anyone who waited for Star Command. Detective Grimoire is in a similar position, coming to Android almost a year and a half after its "estimated delivery," but it looks like the wait has been worth it.
The year was 1993. A young President Clinton was embarking on what was sure to be a scandal-free presidency, Whitney Houston was topping the charts with nothing but fame and fortune in front of her, and Simon the Sorcerer was released on Amiga and MS-DOS. You could say this game has had more lingering appeal than a lot of things from 1993, and now it's available on Android in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
I don't think much of silent films, but I tend to melt when I come across a game that successfully conveys a plot without the use of speech. Each stage in Tiny Thief feels like a short skit, much like a single clip of Looney Tunes or Tom and Jerry, only with a feeling of continuity as you progress from one to the next. It has the look and feel of a mobile game, and it's immensely easy to pick up and play, but there's a surprising degree of depth here and an undeniable degree of love and care holding it all together.
Rovio Stars' Tiny Thief is the story of an adorable bite-sized Robin Hood. The entire world is corrupt, with palace guards, rogue pirates, and shameless cooks hoarding their wealth to themselves. They even trap innocent little forest creatures for no reason other than to harass them. The only way to stand up for the little guys, gals, and vermin of the kingdom is to steal from the rich what, presumably, isn't theirs.
Finding Teddy is the kind of game that could entice me away from console gaming. I know, I know, the new visuals just revealed at E3 are mind-blowing, but I've long passed the point where graphics were the reason I turned to consoles when it came time to whip out a game. What draws me towards consoles is the level of immersion that can be found in titles with bigger budgets and more talented teams.
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MONTPELIER -- An estimated 50,000 people in Vermont need treatment for addiction problems every year, and efforts to expand treatment options for people addicted to heroin and other opiates are expected to increase that number, the head of an addiction-treatment center told a state Senate committee Thursday.
"We know that this is a chronic disease. If you're fortunate, half your folks will succeed, but half won't and will come back to have to try again, sometimes, again and again," said Bill Young, the executive director of the Maple Leaf Farm residential drug and alcohol treatment and recovery center in Underhill. "If you're looking at demand, demand is not going to go down initially, it's going to go up."
Young's comments came during a Senate Health and Welfare committee hearing designed to inform lawmakers about the details of substance-abuse treatment programs available in the state.
In January, as part of Gov. Peter Shumlin's effort to combat what he called a heroin crisis, the governor said many addicts couldn't get the treatment they wanted, and he called on lawmakers to expand access. The state also is working to expand diversion programs that work to get addicts treatment rather prosecuting them.
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"We're trying to increase our understanding of how it works in Vermont," Health and Welfare Committee Chair Sen. Claire Ayer, D-Addison, said in an email after the hearing. No specific legislation is being considered now, but "we expect to propose legislation early next year that gives some structure and oversight to the system but maintains flexibility."
Young said addiction-treatment professionals are learning new methods of helping people cope with addiction while at the same time getting the most out of the money spent on the systems.
"The devil is in the details. ... As we look at these systems, how we implement this change is just vital. Giving everybody who is an opiate addict, putting everyone who is an opiate addict on Suboxone is a big mistake," Young said, referring to a drug used to treat people addicted to opium-based drugs. "We need to be careful about who we do that, how we link whether it's opiate addicts or anybody else with treatment providers."MORE IN This Just InRutland City Police said Friday evening the department's phone lines were down. Full StoryBoard planning Full StoryNew offerings at the Rutland Free Library. Full Story
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Over the weekend, TMZ broke a story about the Romney family that many find both compelling and confusing.
Mitt Romney's son Tagg hired a surrogate to carry his twin sons, David Mitt and William Ryder, who were born in May of this year. The surrogacy contract provided by the Romney family included some interesting verbiage as it relates to a topic Mitt Romney the politician has established a firm stance on -- abortion.
According to TMZ, the following statements are included in the contract:
"If in the opinion of the treating physician or her independent obstetrician there is potential physical harm to the surrogate, the decision to abort or not abort is to be made by the surrogate."
"In the event the child is determined to be physiologically, genetically or chromosomally abnormal, the decision to abort or not to abort is to be made by the intended parents. In such a case the surrogate agrees to abort, or not to abort, in accordance with the intended parents' decision."
"Any decision to abort because of potential harm to the child, or to reduce the number of fetuses, is to be made by the intended parents."
This is a contract that empowers the surrogate to abort the fetuses if physicians alert her to any potential physical harm. This does not require that her life be endangered, but simply that she has reason to fear physical harm from the pregnancy. This is an option that Romney's own children and grandchildren would not have under a Romney presidency, as he has vowed to appoint Supreme Court justices that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
The Tagg Romney contract also allows for the Romneys to abort if testing finds a defect, be it chromosomal, genetic or physiological (think Down Syndrome, dwarfism or a partially formed brain), with the fetus or fetuses. The Romneys also asked the surrogate to agree to abortions to reduce the number of fetuses -- perhaps having learned a lesson or two from Octomom.
These are all reasonable things to include in such a contract. It respects the right of the surrogate to protect her own body from harm and it respects the rights of the intended parents to have a reasonable number of children and to allow them the opportunity to decide if they are prepared for a special needs child.
The only remarkable part of the contract is that the grandfather of the twins, who paid for some portion of this, wishes to make reasonable contracts like the one his own son reached with his surrogate illegal, and would, conceivably, be able to make that happen should he reach the nation's highest office.


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