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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Oct. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Data from a new long-term, multicenter study confirm the accuracy of the Afirma Gene Expression Classifier (GEC) in identifying benign thyroid nodule fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsies among those initially deemed indeterminate, or inconclusive, by cytopathology, Veracyte, Inc. announced today. The findings further support physicians' decision to avoid diagnostic surgery on such patients and monitor them instead – and suggest that this change in clinical practice is occurring. The findings appear online in Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism and follow their recent presentation at the 83rd Annual Meeting of the American Thyroid Association.
"Results of this long-term study confirm our previous data showing that, among cytologically indeterminate thyroid nodule FNA samples, when the GEC identifies a nodule as benign, there appears to be a very low risk that cancer is present," said lead author Erik K. Alexander, M.D., of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School. "This should give physicians further confidence that patients with benign GEC results can be safely monitored, rather than directed to diagnostic surgery. Furthermore, incorporating this test into routine clinical care could significantly reduce the number of patients undergoing unnecessary surgery and thus help minimize the morbidity and costs associated with such surgery."
Researchers at five academic centers followed all thyroid nodule patients who were tested with the Afirma GEC following indeterminate biopsy results based on cytopathology between 2010 and 2013. Among the 339 patients with indeterminate thyroid nodules, the Afirma GEC identified 174 (51%) as benign and, of these, 71 patients were followed clinically for an average of 9 months. Of these 71 patients, only 1 cancer was identified over the course of the study, confirming a high negative predictive value (NPV) for the Afirma GEC of over 95%, and similar to the malignancy risk of a benign cytopathology result. These findings reaffirm data from the initial validation trial published last year in the New England Journal of Medicine. The new study also underscores the clinical utility of the Afirma GEC, as only 6% of patients with nodules identified as benign by Veracyte's test underwent surgery. This is a significant reduction compared to traditional surgical rates for patients with cytologically indeterminate thyroid nodules and is consistent with other data.
In addition to Brigham and Women's Hospital, the centers participating in the study were The Ohio State University College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, University of Colorado and University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
"These new findings confirm the results of our earlier pivotal validation study and further add to the growing body of evidence supporting the clinical validity and clinical utility of the Afirma Gene Expression Classifier in thyroid nodule assessment," said Bonnie Anderson, president and chief executive officer of Veracyte. "By helping patients avoid unnecessary surgery, Afirma is advancing our goal of improving patient care and reducing healthcare costs."
According to the American Cancer Society, thyroid cancer is the fastest-growing cancer in the United States. Approximately 525,000 thyroid nodule FNA procedures were performed in the U.S. in 2011. FNA samples can be challenging to interpret by cytopathology review and produce indeterminate results in 15% to 30% of cases. Current guidelines recommend that patients with indeterminate results be considered for diagnostic surgery to assess whether the nodules are benign or malignant. Studies have shown that approximately 70% to 80% of the time, the nodules prove to be benign following surgery. These surgeries are invasive, costly and frequently result in lifelong thyroid hormone therapy for the patient.
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Veracyte is focused on discovering, developing and commercializing molecular cytology solutions that enable physicians to make more informed treatment decisions at an early stage in patient care, thus helping patients avoid unnecessary invasive procedures while reducing healthcare costs. Veracyte's first commercial solution, the Afirma® Thyroid FNA Analysis, includes the Gene Expression Classifier (GEC). The GEC helps physicians reduce the number of unnecessary surgeries by employing a proprietary 142-gene signature to preoperatively determine whether thyroid nodules previously classified by cytopathology as indeterminate can be reclassified as benign. The clinical utility and cost effectiveness of the GEC have been demonstrated in studies published in peer-reviewed journals and the clinical validity of the GEC has been demonstrated in a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2012. Since the commercial launch of Afirma in January 2011, Veracyte has processed over 50,000 fine needle aspiration (FNA) samples for evaluation using Afirma and has performed more than 10,000 GECs to resolve indeterminate cytopathology results. Veracyte has obtained positive coverage decisions for Afirma from Aetna, Humana, Medicare and UnitedHealthcare. Collectively, these payers represent more than 100 million covered lives. Afirma is marketed and sold in the United States through a global co-promotion agreement with Genzyme Corporation, a subsidiary of Sanofi.
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MARQUETTE -- The numbers don't lie: meth busts in the Upper Peninsula have been increasing at an alarming rate in the last few years.
According to the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team, just a few years ago, they responded to just a handful of meth-related complaints in the U.P. In 2010, that increased to eight. In 2011, that jumped to 19, and already in 2012, UPSET has responded to 13 meth complaints.
"We're concerned because meth is easy to make and it's widespread," said Sgt. Ron Koski, a team leader for UPSET. "It's become a huge problem in Marquette County, but it's spread to several other counties, as well, in the last couple of years."
The local statistics run counter to an apparent national and state trend which shows a decline in meth use and meth lab complaints. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, there were 355 incidents at meth labs and junk sites in Michigan in 2011. In 2010, the number was 680.
And according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration report filed last year, meth usage is dropping nationwide. In 2009, an estimated 731,000 Americans had tried meth in the previous month. In 2010, the number had declined to only 353,000.
None of which brightens the mood of Sgt. Koski who sees more and more U.P. residents attracted to a simple and cheap homemade drug.
"If the right person is making it," Koski says, "you can have your meth in 45 minutes to an hour."
The ingredients? Pseudophedrine (cold medicine), a solvent, a couple of other household items, Gatorade jugs, and hydrochloric or sulfuric acid. That's about it.
But beware. "It's a dangerous mix," Koski explains. "Hydrogen gas can mess up your respiratory ssystem and it can become explosive."
For the addicts, it's even worse. They can go on an extreme high, sometimes staying up for four or five days straight, staying constantly active, and losing weight at an alarming rate.
"They start craving more meth, they get dope-sick--that's what they call it," Koski says. "Their gums get loose, their teeth fall out, they start scratching themselves because they're so jittery. That's how they get those big scabs. And then they get huge mood swings."
Sgt. Koski says there may be some hope on the horizon. In particular, a federal law enacted last year put pseudophedrine behind the counter at drug stores, and required purchasers to show ID before purchasing the drug. That allowed officials to better monitor who was buying the drug.
In some states, according to Sgt. Koski, you now need a prescription for pseudophedrine.
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Senate Alex sister please just checked Dziena -- Showcases some amazing -- that you can make at home the book is called.
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-- six different colors.
So this is my favorite yellow cake recipe.
And I do so many things that that I thought I'd love to have a rainbow cake and it saint patty's day coming up I thought would be fabulous to cover with green.
And then you cut into it -- magically delicious it's a rainbow.
And so wander so in this is going to do -- kids to you divide the batter evenly in six portions at.
And you put a little guy in need so you've got the -- the blue the purple.
Just think of the rainbow.
And have the kids stirred up.
And then it's a relatively good batter it's so when you you just have to kind of be good it's straight lines and see I'm not even that -- -- straight lines you can go a little wavy.
Right and then you could ultimately practically you have to cut these segments out and I was asking -- -- -- break.
How do you get them.
To not fall apart when you cut them up and you stack them with frosting in between -- of this is this is your friend -- one of the great things to do is you can freeze a -- for a little bit or refrigerated and that kind of makes a little easier to handle.
And then you just trim your pieces.
You keep the extra pieces that you have -- and I'll show you -- and then you just put a little bit of frosting I -- butter cream you can also use cream cheese frosting which everybody loves.
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Search for 'url popup mod'. It is working exactly as it was coded to do, doing what you want is not built into SMF except in WYSIWYG mode (and that's not really recommended)
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Over the past decade the trad Quebec group Genticorum (Pascal Gemme, Alexandre de Grosbois-Garand and Yann Falquet) has become a fixture on the international world, trad, folk and Celtic music circuit. The trio's first three albums met with critical acclaim in Canada, the United States and Great Britain, assuring the band a brilliant future. Known for its energy and its stage presence (and often mistaken for a larger ensemble), Genticorum has given more than 700 concerts in no fewer than 15 countries - and is showing no sign of slowing down: this is a band in high demand.
Firmly rooted in the soil of their native land, the energetic and original traditional 'power trio' also incorporates the dynamism of today's North American and European folk cultures in their music. They weave precise and intricate fiddle and flute work, gorgeous vocal harmonies, energetic foot percussion and guitar and bass accompaniment into a big and jubilant musical feast. Their distinctive sound, sense of humour and stage presence make them a supreme crowd pleaser.
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04/18/2013 Micah Christenson Named To 2013 All-MPSF Second TeamHe was USC's only selection on the All-MPSF teams. 04/12/2013 USC Men's Volleyball Concludes Trying 2013 Season With 3-0 Loss At UCLAYoung, injury-plagued Trojans finish with 6-18 record. 03/30/2013 No. 1 BYU Men's Volleyball Sweeps USCTrojans now return to Galen Center for final two home matches. 03/21/2013 USC Men's Volleyball Upsets No. 3 PepperdineTrojans serve 12 aces to beat Waves in 4 sets. 03/16/2013 UC San Diego Men's Volleyball Beats USC In 5 SetsIt snaps the Trojans' 8-match win streak over the Tritons. 2013: Christenson returns for his second season as USC's setter as a sophomore in 2013 and should be among the nation's best players ... He is a USC co-captain ... 2012: He started at setter all season as a first-year freshman in 2012 and had an all-star showing ... Overall in 2012 while appearing in and starting 29 matches, he had a team-best 1,097 assists, 173 digs (second on USC), 76 blocks (third on USC), 12 aces (third on USC) and 29 kills ... He had 19 matches with 5-plus digs (including 4 with 10-plus digs) and 5 matches with 5-plus blocks ... He was eighth nationally in assists (10.75, fourth in MPSF) ... He was the 2012 AVCA and Volleyball Magazine National Newcomer of the Year and made the AVCA and Volleyball Magazine All-American second teams (the only freshman on the AVCA All-American squad), plus he was the 2012 MPSF Freshman of the Year and made the All-MPSF second team and All-MPSF Freshman team ... HIGH SCHOOL: He was 2011 Volleyball Magazine All-American first team, Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 list and Honolulu Star-Advertister All-State Player of the Year as a senior at Kamehameha-Kapalama High in Honolulu, Hi. ... Kamehameha won the 2011 state Division I championship and was the 2009 and 2010 runnerup, and he was named to the All-Tournament team all 3 years (he was Most Outstanding Player in 2011) ... He was recognized in Sports Illustrated's "Faces in the Crowd" for his 2011 accomplishments in volleyball and basketball ... As a 2009 sophomore, he was Volleyball Magazine High School All-American first team, All-State first team and All-Conference first team ... He was All-Conference first team as a 2008 freshman ... He also played basketball at Kamehameha, which won the state Division I championship when he was a 2011 senior and 2009 sophomore, and reached the state title game in 2010 as a junior ... He averaged 19 points and 11 rebounds in 2011 ... He was the 2011 Gatorade Hawaii Player of the Year, Honolulu Star Bulletin All-State Player of the Year, Honolulu Star-Advertiser All-State Player of the Year and Interscholastic League of Honolulu Co-Player of the Year... He was the 2010 Gatorade Hawaii Player of the Year and Interscholastic League of Honolulu Player of the Year, and made the Honolulu Star Bulletin All-State Fab 15 team (and Co-Player of the Year) when he averaged 16.4 points and 7.3 rebounds ... He made the 2009 Honolulu Advertiser All-State and Honolulu Star Bulletin All-State Fab 15 teams ... PERSONAL: He captained and started at setter on the U.S. Junior National Team that captured the gold medal at the 2012 NORCECA Men's Junior Continental Championship in Colorado Springs, Co., where he won the Best Setter Award ... He started at setter on the U.S. Junior National Team that placed fourth (the team's highest finish ever in the tourney) at the 2011 FIVB Volleyball Men's Junior World Championship in Brazil ... He was a starter on the U.S. Junior National Team that won a gold medal in the 2010 NORCECA Junior Championship in Canada (he was named Best Setter) ... He also started on the U.S. Youth National Team in 2009 and 2010; the 2009 squad finished 10th at the FIVB Boys Youth World Championship in Italy (he was the youngest starting setter to ever compete for the U.S. on a national team) and was named USA Volleyball's 2009 Indoor Team of the Year, while the 2010 squad won a silver medal at the NORCECA Youth Championship in Mexico ... His Outrigger club team was the silver medalist at the 2010 USA Volleyball Junior Olympics in the Under 18 Open Gold Division and he made the All-Tournament team ... In 2008, he captained the U.S. High Performance Select A1 Red team ... His father, Robert, played basketball at Hawaii-Hilo and his mother, Charlene, played volleyball at Hawa'i-Hilo, where she won3 national championships and was named a 2-time All-American ... He is a human performance major at USC ... Birthdate is May. 8, 1993.
Career single-match highs: 3 kills (Stanford twice and Cal State Northridge, 2012), 11 digs (UC Irvine, 2012), 6 blocks (Pacific and Penn State, 2012) |


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Written on: 24/11/2013
Went for meal tonight horrible pizza no taste discussing staff not friendly at all the sweet ! Worst ever had had fudge cake not even warmed up tasted tasteless never going again (read more)
Written on: 03/11/2013 by charlll (1 review written)
Awful! Pizza was burnt, chips was tasteless also late delivery. Said would sent out a new pizza but haven't received one! (read more)
Written on: 01/11/2013 by thomas79 (2 reviews written)
Great food as always, friendly staff. Great place for family meetings. (read more)
Written on: 23/10/2013 by EdwardReceiver (1 review written)
Never had a bad experience. Pizzzas are always fresh and yummy. Kids love going to Pizza Express! LOVE IT! (read more)
Written on: 09/10/2013 by MagsieF (2 reviews written)
I really do love Pizza Express as they make the very best pizzas which have thin crispy bases and such tasty toppings. I'm a huge fan of the Leggera pizzas as I'm trying to lose weight whilst not denying myself a treat every now and then. My favourite topping at the moment is the Pollo Ad Astra ... yummy. The service is also good, friendly staff always. (read more)
Written on: 25/09/2013 by elena575 (1 review written)
we went today at Pizza Express at Fort Glasgow, had to wait for about half an hour for a pizza, whilst my daughter got bored, plus pizza was too small for a 6 year old, and she had to ask repeatedly: Where is my pizza? the bill was huge, even though we had a voucher, RIP OFF (read more)
Written on: 07/07/2013 by RiyaTanna
Great service received by Claudio! Food was also great. Definitely recommend it. (read more)
Written on: 28/06/2013 by Alwaysseeingthesun
firstly it was a weekend deal, £13.95 for a three course meal. I think I have eaten tastier cardboard !! The dough balls, well the butter made them taste ok. My giaradinera pizza at 9.90 it should be referred to the food standards agency, blooming awful. The nicest thing so far is the ice cream and who would be crazy enough to pay £13.95 for ice cream in a country where english is the first language? I now realise why I so rarely visit. Pizza express as its express TRASH. Nuff said (read more)
Written on: 17/05/2013
Tried many pizza expresses each time been v disappointed. Overpriced overrated. After last visit have vowed never to part with hard earned cash again. The calzones are tasteless pizzas naff( add some toppings) not surprised the offer as many offers as they do, need to get bums on expensive seats somehow. You've had your last chance. Gonna go to true Italian in future, be cheaper and tastier. (read more)
Written on: 01/01/2013 by Trotula (1 review written)
One of my worst dining experiences. On arrival we were seated by a blonde waitress. We were handed menus before I even sat down. The building was freezing. My toes were so cold. Food was slow to arrive. Satisfactory starters. Mains were cold and disappointing. The food lacked flavour and was very bland. Not enough cheese, it's pizza for crying out loud! £3.95 for a peroni was shocking. I will never go again! (read more)
Written on: 12/11/2012 by beth10 (1 review written)
This is one of the only places that takes it as normal when someone orders a pizza with no cheese, so that makes me a happy bunny! It's a big difference when you can go somewhere with friends, and it's no hassle!! The food is great, there is a good selection, the atmosphere is nice, i couldn't fault it really. (read more)
Written on: 08/11/2012
Great pizza as ever, not sure about new decor Went the other week and as ever the dough balls and pizza were fantastic!! Would recrommend (read more)
Written on: 27/10/2012 by harrypotteraddict
okay, so, firstly, the food was nice. Not fantastic, but nice. Edible, and quite tasty. I visited the Pizza Express Portsmouth Gunwharf branch for lunch today with a friend, and our young children. The two adults had a main pasta dish each, and we ordered two children's menu meals too. No starters, no desserts. With one drink each the bill came to £41! £2.30 for a small cup of apple juice is disgusting. The children's meals were tiny- fine for our children as they were all preschoolers... (read more)
Written on: 26/10/2012
WELL WHAT CAN I SAY, THIS IS A WONDERFUL RESTAURANT AND I WILL BE GOING AGAIN VERY SOON! I VISITED ON THURSDAY 25TH OCTOBER 2012 AND WAS SAT WITH MY SON AND HUSBAND ON A TABLE NEAR THE BIG BAR. WE WERE SERVED BY A VERY HAPPY,PRETTY AND CHEERFUL YOUNG LADY WHO IMMEDIATELY AFTER TAKING OUR DRINKS ORDER ASKED IF MY SON WOULD BE INTERESTED IN MAKING SOME DOUGH SHAPES. WHICH HE LOVED! OUR FOOD CAME QUICKLY AND TASTED SUBLIME!... MY SON LOVED HIS DOUGH SHAPES AND SHE BOUGHT THEM AND ASKED WHETHER... (read more)
Written on: 24/10/2012 by gem05779fo (4 reviews written)
Well, I think there are other great pizza restaurants and not so expensive either. (read more)
Written on: 21/09/2012 by Teniva (4 reviews written)
I'm still feeling the effects of some of the red I had last night, but Oh, what a night - It was great! Me and 4 friends (partners in crime) wanted to kick the weekend off early and so, voucher in hand, we all trekked down to Pizza Express. Now, I had my doubts. I haven't been there in years (I tend to go to Strada and ASK instead), but on this occasion it was a winner. Our poor waiter (actually I bet he loved it :-) dealt well with 5 girls with a licence for red! The food (that I remember)... (read more)
Written on: 31/08/2012 by MrsEwing (4 reviews written)
We ate as a large group at the Luton branch. We ordered olives to share between friends whilst we waited for our main course. The waitress did not bring a separate dish for the olive stones. She did not return so we used a small white china style bowl that was used for the candle. The waitress came over saying it grabbed the bowl and said it was "disgusting" - I said and 'where are we supposed to put the stones.' She said 'back in the same bowl that the uneaten olives were in' !!! I shouted... (read more)
Written on: 30/08/2012 by Fracy74
Had a meal at tower park, Poole Dorset . For starter's well over priced and cafe like, Waitress was fine but seemed to busy. We paid £7.20 for a cheese and tomato we got cheese tomato and pepper. Child's meal was a terrible experience for my 10yr old son cold pasta. The beer was well over priced so had overpriced bottle of water. Will never ever go there again and we live with-in walking distance. If you are after a really good italian meal go to MA'S on poole high street. (read more)
Written on: 29/08/2012
I went in for my sons birthday and found the service a disgrace , my daughter had a white dress on and the chef. Standing behinds making the pizzas splattered my daughters hair and dress in tomato sauce , it was disguising . I was so angry but they did nothing so I wrote to the head office and they were even more useless , they said it was an accident and that was it, I will never eat in that upminster pizza express again they are so incompetent !!!!! (read more)
Written on: 02/08/2012
Should have gone to another restaurant in another town. The place was dirty the seat was wet from split drinks. Reading oracle is best passed by. Pasta dish was bland and tasteless especially at £10 nearly. To be fair I am sure their pizzas would have been consistent. Needs floor revarnishIng and walls replastering in places and a lick of paint. Try west Bridgford or Melton Mowbray if you are in the area, far nicer! (read more)
Written on: 29/07/2012
My friend and I had previously eaten at this Pizza Express, Queen Street, Glasgow. They have altered the decor seating since our last visit. We both had pizzas which were fairly cold, but tasted ok. Side mixed salad very small and ridiculously over expensive for what we received. Overall we did not like the new layout of the premises, the front door was propped open and draught coming in making place cold and uninviting. Waitress did close it on request but stated she was warm! Place was... (read more)
Written on: 02/07/2012
On Saturday 30.06.2012 I took my family to the braintree free port where we planned to have dinner at the Nandos restaurant. Unfortunately there were no empty tables and one would be available after half an hour. As an emergent change of plan we decided to go to the Pizza Express which was next to it. A male staff set up a table by pulling 5 chairs from the neighbouring tables around a small table. I told him the table was too small and he said this is his only available choice! We made our... (read more)
Written on: 21/06/2012 by joen45bciz (2 reviews written)
I was a bit sceptical at first, because I am not a pizza lover. Now I have to admit, the pizzas here are great! (read more)
Written on: 10/06/2012
We did very much enjoy the atmosphere Great food weather it be pizza or pasta nom nom:) Perfect Service Thank You very much Aga for your service ***** (read more)
Written on: 06/06/2012 by shazz (0 reviews written)
its was our first time in a pizza express and we will never go in one again pizza came out staff very poor did not check on us to see if everything was ok only two staff working oops sorry hiding in the back had to wait for one of them to come out so we could pay the bill we could have walked out without paying and they would not have known needless to say no tip given which is a first for us you have alot of work to do to come up to standed and no would not recommend to family or friends (read more)
Written on: 04/07/2012
The most distressing thing is your horrendous use of grammar, have you heard of the full stop?
Written on: 04/06/2012 by GillF (1 review written)
Thank you to Ganeesh at Pizza Express in Greenwich for making our meal out with our grand-daugher Amelie such a good experience. Nothing was too much trouble and it made Amelie's evening a special one. Pizza Express cater wonderfully well for children with allergies. (read more)
Written on: 26/05/2012 by santiagobreeze (1 review written)
Went to good old pizza express today after an educational seminar. Tried the new meatballs and it was great. Can't wait for more new dishes. (read more)
Written on: 19/05/2012 by anne1macg
We had a leaving do for a colleague. Average food, average service, massive bill and £40 service charge. Knew it wasn't great before we went but now never again. (read more)
Written on: 14/05/2012
good service nice pasta to many kids (read more)
Written on: 14/05/2012
did u know that all the food there is frozen and probably out of date because they do not wast anything all is recycled nothing goes to the bin they change the dates on the products if they are out of dates.
Written on: 13/05/2012
I have always loved pizza express, but then again I had been spoiled in harrogate and Northallerton. The Only disappointment was in York. Oh my Goodness, The pizza were so dry and no cheese. Such a grand place. but you walk into some take away look inside and cheap chairs and tables. Not only that its not cheap to eat there but this place is making money from our disappointment. I will never recommend York Pizza express to anyone. if you can go to Harrogate there have standards there. (read more)
Written on: 13/05/2012
On visiting Cambridge to visit my daughter we ( 5 of us ) went to pizza express in regent street cambridge. On arival we were greeted by the most miserable looking member of staff they could have put at front of house. This should of given us the message LEAVE now but we were hungry and have always had excellent food and service for many years at our local in Watford. At first the waiter wanted us to sit on two seperate tables and tutted when asked if the two could be pushed together. The... (read more)
Written on: 02/05/2012 by CCmr (3 reviews written)
I have one thing mainly to say about PIzza Express and it's that they don't mind when I ask for a pizza with NO cheese. I realise it's a weird request, but it's never been any problem, and just means i've made several return visits. The service is great, the staff are friendly, it's a little on the pricey side, but great for a night out. (read more)
Written on: 01/05/2012 by jennifer2403 (3 reviews written)
Every time I have been to Pizza Express I have loved the experience. The ambiance, the different pizzas and the staff is always amazing. I always try a different pizza every time and am always surprised! (read more)
Written on: 25/04/2012
went to the nottingham one and the food was very over priced when it only cost what 80p to make. not enough cheese also the wine is a very cheap brand but sold for 4 times the price. very disapointing. never go there again. (read more)
Written on: 20/04/2012 by nottinghamfella (41 reviews written)
After a very disappointing dining experience on Wednesday 21 March 2012 at at the Pizza Express Salford Quays outlet, I am writing this review. My partner booked a table at 17.45 hours for 7 people. We had tickets to the theatre which commenced at 19.30 hours, we had 90 minutes to have dinner and some drinks before continuing out night out at the theatre. All of the guests arrived by 17.45. By 18.00 we asked for a second time for a drinks order to be taken and after asking for a third... (read more)
Written on: 14/04/2012
The food was not great, the service rushed (read more)
Written on: 25/04/2012
msg isn't great, I definitely will avoid Pizza Express.
Written on: 08/04/2012 by idiotpeter (3 reviews written)
started badly with two children and three adults given a table for four with a chair on one end. No room at all and a couple of glasses went over due to the lack of space. The manager came over, relocted us to a larger table and replaced the drinks. Was great with the kids and turned a bad situation into a good one. We had booked a table for five so maybe we should not have been put on a table for four but anyway it was handled very well in the end. (read more)
Written on: 07/04/2012 by Mooney1
Visited Pizza Express yesterday and i must say it was the first and last time. Starters came and were tasteless, I could have done better myself. We ordered a garlic bread to share between three of us on top of the starters and what a joke that was it was tinny and for £3.50 we felt we had been completely ripped off. It then came to the mains: They sat on the side for over 5 minutes before they were brought to us. Two of us in the party of three had the same. Again the portion size was a... (read more)
Written on: 07/04/2012
great service really enjoyable meal. table was a little tucked away (read more)
Written on: 03/03/2012
Went Friday 2nd NMarch with my party of 4 arrived 7.40 waited over 1 hour no food arrived dreadful service restaurant was dirty and toilets disgusting very dissapointing (read more)
Written on: 25/02/2012 by Mariakohimal (1 review written)
We were waiting for a long time on Thursday it wasn't that busy but it looks like it wasn't enough staff on the floor We were 4of us going for quick meal before going out my girlfriend went to the ladies and she found what it appear to be drugs on the sink???? Couldn't believe it so my friend fiancée went and she confirmed it. We were waiting for someone to take the order but it look like all waiters were busy. We waited for a long time to get the drinks to get them and waited for the food... (read more)
Written on: 25/02/2012 by JoanneCooper (2 reviews written)
Having decided to go to Pizza Express for my son's birthday following a £10 voucher offer, we were disappointed with the quality and the price of the wine. Food was average, although the lasagne resembling a microwave meal, with minimal taste. The service was friendly, but to our disappointment we were charged £7.00 for one glass of average red wine. Not worth the visit overall and won't be going again. (read more)
Written on: 07/02/2012 by rafaello
Absolutely terrible Went there with my wife for a quick meal the restaurant was empty not a lot of costumers We had to wait ages to be seated, to order drinks, to get those drinks. By the look at the chef who was struggling with three tables on the restaurant he wasn t having a good time and looking at his face that he was swearing all the time Wanted to talk to the manager but she looked like she had a night of hell she was going to the ladies every 5min like she s been sick, she was... (read more)
Written on: 08/02/2012
This is 100% true. Pizza Express has gone down hell. McDonalds is far better. I don't think they even have an head chef, they just keep opening new restaurants but don't know how to keep them up to standards. Shame.
Written on: 25/02/2012
i cant agree more
pizzaexpress replaced all the ingredients from olive oil, mozzarella, tuna to the salads that comes in bags with nitrogen in it to keep it fresh for longer, all thoe are cheeper and far inferior quality then the old ones,all things are frozen from dough to pasta for adults or for kids.
they display fresh tomatoes and pappers so customers will think that it all fresh but the tomatoes,the peppers, limes and lemons,the cucumber are all what is not frozen the deserts also frozen.
i think that pizza express is cheating people on the image they try to give and what the real truthful identities.
Written on: 05/02/2012 by Cleancooking (1 review written)
While its lovely to watch a chef prepare it also gives you insight as to how awfull the hygiene is, small plastic pots are filled with fillings and the chef just used his fingers grabbing the food to put on the pizza. This is really unhygienic and disgusting and certainly put me off ordering pizza, why don't they use gloves like they do in more advanced countries where cleanliness is an issue ie Singapore. Please, please please try to think that we are watching and would like to see more... (read more)
Written on: 21/01/2012 by sarahswimming (2 reviews written)
I went to Pizza Express with my 7 year old and their children's menu are very good. SHe liked having three courses and loved the baby cappicino you get at the end. I think the kids menu is good value to and athe right amount of food. Made my daughter feel very grown up. They did miss the chicken off my salad, but brought it seperately and took the chicken off the bill. We were 1 of only 3 tables in the whole place, so you do think they could get the order right. That said the salad was... (read more)
Written on: 03/12/2011 by CharlotteRigby (2 reviews written)
I used to eat here at least once a fortnight, especially with all the vouchers they have. It used to be great value and the food was always good, but the last two times we have been it's been awful. Had to wait 25 minutes to get served last time. They brought the wine first, poured out two huge glasses, basically hoping we'd drink it all before the food came and would have to order more. When my pizza finally came, it was rock hard and burnt on the bottom. Had to send it back and all... (read more)
Written on: 08/12/2011
I couldn't agree more about West Hampstead Pizza Express. We used to go there about twice a month (I was even Mayor on Foursquare) but it's really gone downhill now. Poor service, bad pizza, warm wine. We have complained and we also get free coffee, but that's not good enough now to tempt us to go back. It's amazing how a poor manager can affect performance.
Written on: 26/11/2011 by gti6306 (2 reviews written)
excellent service, menu varied and will agree with most tastes, nice and clean, was very busy but they still payed attention to detail. A little more expensive than I thought but it was great service. (read more)
Written on: 25/11/2011
My sister and I booked lunch for a Friday at the Devizes branch as she has a 'Taste Card' which gives you half price meals. We chose lunch as it the card does not cover Friday evenings or all day Saturday. When booking she stated that we'd be using the Taste Card and was told that this was fine. However, when we came to pay we were told that the card was not valid on Fridays at all!! Being British we paid up, wishing we'd gone to Weatherspoons as the food is just as good there and better... (read more)
Written on: 13/11/2011 by Dipendra
What a horrible experience at Pizza Express in Windsor today. I have promised myself that I will never ever return back to this, or any Pizza Express restaurant ever again!! I might be a drop in the ocean for them, but they sure have lost me and my family as customers for good. First off - waiting. We stood at the gate for about 15 minutes just to be seen by a waiter. The waitresses went past us a number of times but just wouldn't stop by to let us know there was waiting, which is normal... (read more)
Written on: 07/11/2011
Terrible Service, We were a regular customer here when it first opened and thought it was quite a nice place, but as usual like with many restaurants it didn't take long for cracks to appear, and the final straw came when we visited on Fathers day this year 2011, we had shocking service, we were shown to our tables by a waitress who basically threw the menu's on the table and just walked off, and when we enquired about children's activity packs, they said we don't do those (although our... (read more)
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Milo wrote:You are doing fine Tremor, stick with it. When the wave picks you up give a couple more strokes it might help and try moving forward on your board an inch or so. Just a thought . Keep the vids coming, it`s great to see how you progress .
drowningbitbybit wrote:Hey, you're doing fine
Its all there - and you can see that you've improved since your last video. All you need now is to keep on doing it, and tweak and fine-tune.
The board/waves combination is definitely the biggest problem here.
And you can see that you're paddling into backwash - you'll never get anywhere paddling against water flowing off the beach, and the waves that size will just collapse and die too (as you probably noticed...)
Time to try another break perhaps?
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I'll have to see if I can make it out to wherever you are surfing some morning. Does your cousin surf too or bodyboard? Either way, we'll all have to meet up out there sometime soon.
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The National Assembly passed a bill Thursday aimed at strengthening the punishment for illegal fishing. Passage of the bill drew attention as it comes amid tension following Chinese fishermen attacking Korean fisheries inspectors in the West Sea. Although unlikely to bring about a significant change to the current situation, involving trespassing into the nation's territorial waters the amendment involves increasing the maximum fine on illegal fishing in the country's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) to 200 million won ($177,500) from the current 100 million won, and subjecting the vessel owner to a 100 million won fine from 50 million won. Of the 172 attending lawmakers, 168 approved the bill, while none opposed and four abstained. Adding to the increase in possible fines, fishermen fishing illegally will not be able to retrieve confiscated fishing gear or the ship after they pay the fine. The bill was first proposed by Rep. Hyun Ki-hwan and Rep. Kang Suk-ho of the ruling Saenuri Party and Rep. Kang Gi-gap of the minor opposition United Progressive Party (UPP). Public outrage peaked over the killing of a coastguard by a Chinese skipper during a fight on a trawler illegally fishing in South Korean waters in December. Chinese ships have become increasingly bold in extending their fishing areas. However, observers say that the rise in penalties is trivial compared to the hundreds of millions of won in profits the illegal Chinese fishermen generate by trawling in the EEZ. The passed bill did not increase the number of inspectors on the grounds of a budget shortage. Even with stricter punishment, the inspectors explained that it was impossible to control illegal fishing due to the lack of equipment and personnel. The government earlier promised it would expand the number as well as equipment during its announcement of comprehensive countermeasures in early December. Still, there are only 20 personnel operating in the 2,000 kilometers (1,243 miles) between Baengnyeong Island and Marado in the West Sea. "As a result, there are only seven protective uniforms available on the control boat. When we were attacked by Chinese fishermen on Monday, only seven out of 16 crew members could wear the clothing," said an official from the West Sea Fisheries Association in a news broadcast. |


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You're a little mean to people who are quarter blood aren't you? I mean I get it that it is powerful to see Native people who represent the culture, the rez, and the life and Native people should support them. I'm going to support them even if I am quarter from the Indiana Miamis who never went to the rez. I'm just saying do we have to call people imposters, you know I am sure Depp's ancestors wouldn't appreciate it. (P.S. Johnny's one rez film nearly got him shut out of the business.)
Natives, Let's Put Our Money Where Our Mouths Are: Support Tatanka Means in 'Tiger Eyes'
I've heard many Natives complain, time and time again, about the lack of Native imagery in pop culture. If we want to see Natives within the mainstream, we don't have a lot of choices. We used to could look forward to seeing the lovely and funny Elaine Miles showing up every week in Northern Exposure. Now? There's not a lot. I mean, thank God for Adam Beach. He stays consistent—constantly making new product. Other than Adam, we've been pretty much left to cheer for John Redcorn screwing the white dude's wife on King of the Hill and/or to pretend Jonny Depp is really an Indian. Alternatively, a few folks like to argue about Indian mascots, as if most Native people are actually concerned about this topic. Still, those folks see this as an important usage of their time because sports are, indeed, another time that many people see Native images.
But as for seeing Natives, it's pretty slim pickings. Therefore, some Natives become so desperately thirsty to see us on TV, we start making up Indian people, like mirages in the desert. "You know that she's part Indian, ennit?" Some examples of illusory Indians are Lou Diamond Phillips, Jonny Depp, Val Kilmer, etc…there were plenty before the current imposters too—Iron Eyes Cody, Chief Jay Strongbow, Burt Reynolds, etc…
But we have some good news; there is a new guy. Yes, you heard right: there is a new young and talented Native actor we can cheer and support, in addition to Adam and John Redcorn. This young man is now officially "mainstream"; his name is Tatanka Means. He has a big movie that came out on Friday called Tiger Eyes, based upon Judy Blume's book (remember Superfudge?), and the movie and he are both getting some really good reviews.
"The gamechanger for Davey is meeting Martin (Tatanka Means), a Native American known as Wolf. He calls her Tiger. And their romantic connection is handled with rare delicacy by both actors. Wolf is also dealing with sorrow, his father Willie is battling cancer in a local hospital. That Willie is played by Russell Means, the noted political activist and Tatanka's real-life father, brings their scenes together a touching gravity. That Russell Means died shortly after filming is beyond reckoning." Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Tatanka is a stud. A long-haired, bushy-braided, pow-wow dancing, cow-roping, rez-boy stud. He's not a Hollywood Indian who walks around with his hair hanging loose and egregious amounts of leather on (I call it the "Billy Wirth" syndrome—how many Native men actually wear their hair like that except when they're trying to impress upon white people how mystically Indian they are?).
No, no, he is the real deal. He is one of us. He is a Native person I would love for my son to emulate. He "gets it." We need to support him as he supports our communities. He's starred, for free, in tons of small-time productions for independent Native filmmakers. Whether it's helping out at ceremonies or speaking to Native youth or helping small-time filmmakers, he's constantly available for our communities.
Now, we should likewise be available for our Native folks who do well and serve our communities. We have to support our people—they gotta know that when they take a leap of faith, we will be there to help. This is a perfect opportunity.
Please take your family to go see Tiger Eyes. Or download it from iTunes for $14.95. Support talented and hard-working Native artists. Support Tatanka Means. Love Native people better—love ourselves better.
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What daddy and his self
What daddy and his self proclaimed empire did not leave a dime to his son? After all those moves from reservation to reservation and women to women, I guess there was no money passed on. He needs to get an education and a job and not try to live off a name and looks , like.... Be a real Indian roll model for the youth and put his money where his mouth is. not some holly weird BS
You forgot Q'orianka Kilcher
You forgot Q'orianka Kilcher or does she not count because she's not aPlains indian??
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"oh yea"
Alrighty then; looking forward to it Tatanka!
From a new fan i'm sure..
I was born in the beginning
I was born in the beginning of the Hottest month of the Season
during the moon of the Ripened Berries
In which the lakota people call Wasuton Wi..........Sakpe Wasuton Wi
in the land of my mothers people the Sicangu Brule Sioux.
I come from Cheif Conquering Bear & Cheif Crow Dog
My Name is Rockchild.
I sport my hair out not for whitepeople or trying to be mystical.
Ill leave that up to you.
I had the Dream of the Wakinyans & I was blessed by a Star.
I could get involved in Hollywood i can use my Grandfather Crow Dog to do it.
Im not a Watered Down Indian.
my Grandfather is the real thing & im proud of it.
Lakota people are very jealous some cant pray with eachother thats why they have there own Sweatlodges & Sundances even Siouxsan has three seperate firepits when theyre should only be one.
I dont know Russell Means to be Traditional.
they praise him more than CrazyHorse hes more important to me anyway.
Russle left quite a few people out in the cold & theyre more Lakota than he is.
They were full-bloods he did that too.
when your watered down & have the money he doesnt have too care.
I look up too the Real ones those ones are not even well known they dont NEED to be.
those people certainly dont SPEAK for me............
I have my own Mind,Heart & Spirit.
I hope people can look up to the real ones with Wisdom & Knowledge those with a Good Heart
.........Rockchild the oldest God of the Wild
As a Black person I know
As a Black person I know exactly what you mean about "faces" in the public eye.
but do be carefull, racist hollywood will try to promote a indian version of that despicable ass, tyler perry. (damn but i hate that person)
I don't know..this movie
I don't know..this movie seems cheesy haha
what about that Irene..whats-her-name as well??
I don't know..this movie
I don't know..this movie seems cheesy haha
what about that Irene..whats-her-name as well??
I love it! But go bigger. How
I love it! But go bigger. How about snowboarder Callan from bush Alaska? Hey, 'Skins, how about maybe buy _her_ hoodies, instead of Shaun White's, ennit?
She's got an X Games win, too, and a contemporary Native Olympian. (Not that there's anything wrong with Billy Mills and Jim Thorpe.)
There are just two U.S. indigenous women ever to compete in the Olympics. One of 'em is Callan. That should count for something iconic.


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Hidden Europe
Last summer saw the first exploit of the European Rapha Continental, with a visit to Bohemia in the Czech Republic finishing atop the magical Ještěd mountain. Tired from the day before, but determined to make the most of the weekend in unknown lands, the next day saw us head even further east into Poland.
This summer, the Rapha Continental will continue to seek out the forgotten and the unknown, the hidden and the unexplored. So that a weekend away isn't just another visit to tired old pastures, but rather an adventure of a lifetime with some of the best friends you could imagine.
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7th June 2013 08:57pm
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8th June 2013 07:11pm
Kieran, i remember well the wonderful Bohemian film -
and this is also very inspiring!
Pictures and music - fits very well … i like it alot.
And i'm looking forward to seeing more of hidden Europe …good job !
clemens lerche
10th June 2013 09:15pm
Great news. The Bohemia video inspired me to ride the same route, enjoyed it a lot.
What about Belarussia, home of 2 sky riders? and pls share .gpx files ;-)
Richard Magnier
10th June 2013 10:35pm
This looks so good, can't wait
Jarolav Pazout
11th June 2013 09:56pm
Try ride around Sázava city (Czech Republic/Central Bohemia). Many steep hils, nice nature. If you want I could recommend you one ride, which is about 100km long, epic uphills. Start and stop in my home city ?eský Brod. It's what you looking for..
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It's only after school starts and summer's minivan caravan ends that South Dakota's Black Hills roll out some of their finest weeks. Days dawn frosty, then warm into a palette of sharp blue skies and patches of glowing aspens and cottonwoods sprinkled among prairies and pine forests.
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The Buena Vista volleyball team was back out on the court on Tuesday night for a non-conference road match against Bethany Lutheran, but it was the Vikings picking up the 3-0 victory (25-13, 29-27, 25-16).
Sophomore Kirsten Van Zuiden (Carroll, Iowa/Carroll) led all players with 12 kills on 42 attempts, to go along with 12 digs. Juniors Chelsea Clayton (Early, Iowa/Schaller-Crestland) and Jena Peters (Lake Park, Iowa/Harris-Lake Park) each followed with seven and six kills, respectively.
As a team, the Beavers posted a match-high 15 kills in the thrilling second-set, but combined for only 15 in the other two.
Sophomore Courtney Van Haaften (Alta, Iowa/Alta) dished out a match-high 26 assists, while sophomore Jessica Stocker tallied 17 digs.
Buena Vista is now 1-4 overall and will travel to the Hamline University Tournament on September 7 and 8. BVU opens on Friday afternoon against UW-La Crosse at 4:00pm.