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Historical Traveler Reviews Channings Hotel Edinburgh
Very nice, a wee bit noisy (just a wee bit)
Stayed for one night. The room was small as was the en-suite bathroom - as per British standards - but I slept in the most comfortable bed that I have ever encountered. The room was spotless, had satellite tv and the reasonable rate (65 GBP) included a very grand breakfast. Staff were excellent; very helpful. There was no street noise because it's a quiet neighborhood, but the hotel itself creaked and groaned when someone walked past and the occasional opening and closing of a door was a tumult to behold. Nit-picky, I know, for such a grand old place, but I just thought I'd mention it. I would happily return.
Great boutique hotel
Last week my husband and I visited Edinburgh for the first time. Thankfully, we read tripadvisor before booking our hotel. We chose Channings because they provide free on street parking and nice, clean room. We got what we wanted. The staff was really friendly and seemed to us happy to work. The breakfast was excellent. Even though we had a king size bed, the room was a little small (top floor in this boutique hotel). Apart from that, I would definately recommend it.
The charm & grace of Sir Shackleton's home
During our first, 3 week-visit of Scotland and Ireland, we most happily booked reservations in advance at the former home of Sir Ernest & Emily Shackleton, the famous polar explorer.
This beautiful home, now an inn (B&B), is located a quiet neighborhood overlooking a beautiful park. It is townhouse style and the entire neighborhood is full of character.
I was 'smitten' with the life of Sir Shackleton before going there and was in the middle of reading the voluminous work on his life when I arrived. Living in his home, walking his neighborhood, and studying the sites he saw brought him to life for me.
The staff were attentive and the breakfast amply bountiful and delicious. Finding the inn is a bit tricky even with the best of maps; we finally parked nearby while lost and asked a local resident who told us we were after all just 1 block away!
I cannot tell you what a wonderful find this was for our 3-nights stay in Edinburgh. As an inn, apart from the whole Shackleton connections, (not everyone may be so intrigued by this character -- DO see the Brannagh performance now on DVD if you go, in advance), you will surely love it.
If I am so fortunate to visit Scotland again, the Channings Hotel will definitely be on my schedule. Note: all fine hotels & B&Bs in Edinburgh are pricey, but this one, booked through a U.K. online discount service provided us with quite a reasonable rate compared to other posh hotels. The Channings is not as huge as some which adds to its charm in my opinion and if you can avail yourself of a similar booking arrangement/discount price, you will know what a great value you have indeed!
Superb Dinner
We didnt stay at the hotel (although we wished we had) but went for dinner on Saturday evening. We sampled the 7 course tasting menu in the main restaurant. What a treat - lobster, scallops and foie gras to name 4 courses. Although there were few diners that evening the staff were so friendly and chatted to us throughout the meal. We had our wines selected for us and even had an extra wine tasting after dinner. We arrived at 8pm and left at 1am. The whole evening was superb, thank you Philip the restaurant manager - we will be back!
We recently spent 2 nights at the Channings during a trip through Scotland, and it was definitely our favorite hotel. Our room was nice and spacious and the bed was perhaps the most comfortable bed in which I have ever slept! I would highly recommend the hotel to anyone.
Absolutely superb
We recently stayed at Channings for 3 nights for our wedding anniversary. The setting is very peaceful yet only a 15 minute walk from Princes Street. The room was spotless and very spacious, including the enormous bath-for-2!! The staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfasts were excellent and I cannot recommend the Channings Restaurant highly enough. They offered a 7-course gourmet dinner including a different wine with each course. The food was exquisite and the service impeccable, with the overall experience being exciting as well as educational! Edinburgh is a beautiful city and our visit was made all the more enjoyable for staying at Channings.
Lovely hotel - great breakfast and great service!
Live in Edinburgh but stayed in this hotel as a treat when 'between flats'. Lovely hotel, room was a little on the small side but seemed individually decorated. Very clean bathroom. Nothing bare at all about the decor. Cosy bed ! (Delicious) Breakfast was included in rate and only a tray charge (at the time UK�5) to have delivered to room, worth it for Breakfast in bed. Not as inconvenient for city ctr as you would think looking at the maps, worth the extra few mins walk.
Fine style in classy Edinburgh
Channings is situated in a quiet street yet is only a fifteen minute walk to Princes Street. Our room overlooked pretty gardens at the back of the hotel and was luxurious in every way. Lovely furnishings, king size bed, cosy lighting and lots of wardrobe and drawer space.
Excellent bathroom. The hotel reception was beautifully appointed with large comfortable sofas. fire, lovely drapes and vases of flowers.
Staff were very friendly and service excellent. We ate in the Ochre Vita restaurant - Mediterranean style menu which was very enjoyable.
Overall great value for money and so nice to be in a quiet street yet so near the heart of the city.
Thumbs Up
My husband & I have recently spent 3 nights at Channings - it was a very pleasant stay. Rooms were clean and comfortable, staff were professional and co-operative and the location is a nice 15-20 minute walk from Princes St. The breakfast was nice and plentiful and room service superb. I would definitely recommend the hotel to my friends.
Family Loved Channings Hotel
Our family took a driving tour of Scotland over the summer of 2002. Our first night in Scotland, and two subsequent nights, was spent at the Channings Hotel. I would rate the hotel, service and dining as outstanding. Our family includes a daughter (19, college student) and son (12). We had two beautifully appointed, clean rooms which were next to one another. The meals, of which we took both breakfast and supper, were excellent with wonderfully suggested wine, cigars and scotch. In fact, the nightly scotch discussion and decision became an education that was valuable throughout our Scotland travel. A small rooftop garden was a joy in which to sit and enjoy the essence of the Edinburgh evening. Located in a very quite and safe neighborhood, the Channings is a definite stay-over destination. Other families with smaller children were also guests but we found all the children to be well-mannered in the public areas. Parking can be tight but worth it.
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Café Veranda at the Taal Vista Hotel: Great food, ambiance and weekend cultural shows
Cafe Veranda is one of my favorite buffet(and a la carte) places in the whole of Luzon. The fresh vegetables and fruits, the entrees, the desserts, the theme of the season, the musicians(and singers), the cultural show and the service is superb.
To emphasize, they serve good food, great ambiance, good service plus very entertaining and educational cultural shows during the weekends make locals and tourists visit this place again and again. For me, the weekend buffets are just a little expensive because of the cultural shows, which is very justifiable, if you ask me.
Per Person:
Breakfast Buffet Php699.00++
Weekday Lunch Buffet Php788.00++
Friday Dinner Buffet Php1350.00++
Saturday Lunch Buffet Php988.00++
Saturday Dinner Buffet Php1350.00++
Sunday Lunch Buffet Php988.00++
For more info please call:
02 9178225
(for international callers please press or dial +632 917 8225)
046 413100
(for international callers please press or dial +6346 4131000)
The coffee is great too!
After eating your meal you can go out of the restaurant and enjoy the view of Taal volcano and feel the breeze.
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- Arts and Culture
Breakfast at Antonio's: Classic European All Day Breakfast
Breakfast at Antonio's was a place to go in Tagaytay City for fun All Day Classic Continental and European Hearty Breakfasts and it opened in 2003 but it relocated to the main brach of Antonio's in 2008 for renovation and again moved to the original location in 2013 along the cliffside facing the iconic tagaytay lake and volcano. This All Day Diner is one of the restaurants of famous Filipino Chef Antonio Escalante (who is the only filipino chef in the Asian Miele Guide, which is the Asian Version of the Michelin Stars) there are no Michelin Star Filipino Chefs at Present)).
They offer various hearty breakfast items from various Countries of Europe, ranging from the Meatloaf and Sandwich of England, the belgian golden waffle, french toast with walnuts, reuben sandwich with swiss dressing, pasta tagliatele, eggs benedict and a lot more.
A Meal Here cost about 500 to 800 pesos per person.
they also have a mini take away stall in the restaurant that offer organic produce, coffee, various baked breads and pastries (will have a separate tip)
Opens: 7:00 am to 9:00 pm everyday
Favorite Dish: if you are fond of heavy and hearty european dishes then this is the place to be.
The Meatloaf with yeast sandwich cost 450 pesos, the Portobello Pasta Tagliatalle with Truffle Oil at 560 pesos an order, Sumiyaki Coffee Cup at 180 pesos an order and various hot or cold teas at 180 pesos an order.
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Mesa: Modern Filipino Cuisine: Filipino Modern Cuisine
Mesa: Modern Filipino Cuisine is a chain of Fine Dining Filipino Restaurants located at many famous Places around the Country. Their menu is classic Filipino cuisine tweaked into modern taste and sometimes fused with some pan asian or western influences and they have branches around the Popular Areas of the Country (like here in Tagaytay, Davao City, Boracay, Cagayan De Oro City and more). Examples of their Filipino Modern Fusion is the Chicken Pork Adobo which they cook without soy sauce, they even have the Bistek Ostrich (ostrich!) to name a few.
This Branch is at the Tagaytay Sky Ranch and is one of the more popular restaurants in the area.
Opens: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm everyday
Favorite Dish: we ordered the baby squid which they did fried in oilve oil, instead of soy sauce adobo style at 420 pesos an order, the sizzling blue marlin steak with lots of garlic at 450 pesos an order and some appetizers.
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Viewsite restaurant: Seafoods, Grill Restaurant
While we are waiting to check in to our hotel room we walk around and looking a place to eat. We pass to some restaurant before came to this place. So we say we continue walking if we can't find a better one we'll return from where we started. And of the last part of our walk we came to this grill restaurant and when we saw the view inside, without hesitation we enter and took a table. It was about 12 o'clock noon and there were only one table occupied so, we were the second customer inside. A waiter gave us the menu list, and he was standing behind us waiting. He suggest they have a menu for 1200 peso which contain grilled shrimp, liempo, fish grill etc. but we did not take it. We order separately from the menu which we have more different dish and almost the same price
The service were very fast and good, the portion were really big we were surprise! is a portion for 4 people. We have leftover and the waiter said if we like to take home, I said no we can't we're staying in a hotel. While we were waiting our order we have a very nice view of Taal Volcano lake inside the restaurant. The restaurant is quiet big all orders are freshly made, always ask if the fish or meat available because not all in the menus are possible to order.
And also in Tagaytay they have those especialty which I never heard before, always ask the waiter what it is, he will explain to you such as " Bulalo soup" when I saw the picture is looks good, out of curiousity I order one. Bulalo soup is really good and very tasty which contains vegetable I'm not very fun of soup but this one is good
We order 5 different dish I thought we were so hungry after a long journey and also maybe the portions are small such as any other restaurant we went to. We only have big eye and a small stomach we have plenty of leftover. The portion in this restaurants are too big for the price.
The service were good, the waiter is just right behind us. Well, in the Philippines knife is not common in restaurant they only have pork and spoon to use for eating, the grilled is serve slice already to your table but we request a knife anyway. We're not use to a spoon so sorry. We ask a knife to the waiter if they have one and he say, ok wait for a minute it'll take long before he brought it but we got it anyway
Favorite Dish: Everything is all grilled and they are all very delicious!
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Starbucks Tagaytay City: A Starbucks with A View
Unless you are living under a rock for ages, Everyone Knows Starbucks and that they have more than 15,000 branches across the world and with more than 150 branches in the Philippines. Do I need a thorough Introduction?
What makes this starbucks branch very special among the 3 starbucks outlets in Tagaytay City is that this Outlet comes with a panoramic view of the smallest volcano of the world in the Tagaytay Ridge and the taal volcano in Batangas Province as this is located near the cliffs. So it can really be crowded at this starbucks outlets starting at 10:00 am up to closing time of 12:00 am
opens: 6:00 am to 12:00 am everyday
Favorite Dish: unfortunately, starbucks philippines don't have my favorite Shaken Iced Tea Lemonade so What I order here if available is the Asian Dolce Latte at 170 pesos an order, the Iced Latte Venti at 145 pesos an order, the rasberry iced tea venti at 140 pesos an order and a cheesecake at 130 pesos a slice.
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Cafe Platito ATBP: quaint cafe at the Cliffhouse Tagaytay Complex
a quaint cafe among the dining options in the chic cliffhouse tagaytay complex. The Cafe offers an assortment of local favorites but the menu is mostly international, offering typical american beef burgers and fries, brazilian steaks, assorted international sausages, white cobble fish fillet, assorted sandwiches and even cocktails. They have a rather small restaurant inside but you can dine al fresco outside as they have tables and chairs their too.
Tue - Thu: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Fri: 11:30 am - 11:00 pm
Sat: 9:00 am - 11:00 pm
Sun: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
mondays: closed
Favorite Dish: the brazilian rib eye steak of which 10 ounces cost 450 pesos an order, the pink lemonade at 120 pesos an order, american beef burger with fries at 290 pesos an order, Iberian Chicken at 260 pesos an order and a lot more.
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Lobby Lounge at Taal Vista: fun place to Relax
a nice place to just lounge around and relax and have a light snack or meal and hace a cocktail. The lobby lounge is located just before the entrance to the Cafe on The Ridge and they offer various sumptious ala carte meals and bar chows and a long list of cocktails, international beers, liqours and wine.
opens: 6:00 am to 10:00 pm weekdays
6:00 am to 12:00 am weekends
according to their website:
The remarkable Tudor style architecture as well as the iconic fireplace and floor to ceiling windows of the Lobby Lounge provide the perfect setting for guests to enjoy our house-blended cocktails and fine selection of wines. Lobby Lounge is open from 6:00am to 10:00pm Sunday to Thursday, and 6:00am to 12:00mn on Fridays and Saturdays.
On weekends, we offer a variety of modern of Filipino cuisine, which can be enjoyed while watching our famous cultural presentations
Favorite Dish: the chicharon bulaklak (deep fried pork pancreas) which cost 290 pesos an order, the chicken satay at 320 pesos an order, international beers cost 240 pesos or more, cocktails such as long island iced tea or mai tai or cosmopolitan from 240 pesos and above. sizzling sisig at 320 pesos an order.
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Cafe At The Ridge: Main Resto of Taal Vista
serving international buffett and ala carte dishes.
This is the main dining area of the Taal Vista hotel and where the hotel guests eat their complimentary buffet breakfast from 7:00 am to 10:00 am everyday. They have separate transparent open kitchens where you can see the various dishes prepared and they have a noodle and soup station, bread and sweets section, dessert section, main dining section, drinks and coffee section. lunch buffets cost 988 pesos and dinner buffetts at 888 pesos per person.
opens: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm everyday
Favorite Dish: the various international assortment of dishes
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Alfonso's Diner: Main Dining Area of Royale Tagaytay Estates
This is the Main Dining Area of the Royale Tagaytay Estates and Country Club, and you must either be a member or a guest of a member to be able to enter and dine at the Country Club(and As usual, I have a friend who is a member of this country club). Alfonso's Diner Serves various Local and International Favorites from filipino, Italian, Mexican, American, japanese ,chinese, Thai and a lot more. They serve ala carte meals from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm everyday and they also have lunch buffets during weekends and holidays and the lunch buffet is less than 500 pesos and it includes the drinks and desserts too!
according to their website:
Experience dining at its best in our Alfonso Dining Area, wherein you can take pleasure in the delectable taste of our lunch buffet every weekend and holidays all year round while enjoying the fresh air of the Tagaytay breeze. Our Alfonso Dining can also be a venue for your memorable occassions like wedding receptions, birthday parties, and even ballroom dancing. We also server Ala Carte on weekdays, weekends and holidays
Favorite Dish: ala carte meals here like crispy pata order at 430 pesos an order, calamares at 250 pesos an order, local t-bone steak at 380 pesos an order, lasagna at 250 pesos an order and a lot more.
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Leslie's: Local Filipino Restaurant Chain
Leslie's is a local Provincial Chain of Restaurants that started in Cavite Province and expanded to nearby Laguna and Batangas Provinces, it has 3 branches in Tagaytay City and the newest one is located along the Dining Strip of The Tagaytay Sky Ranch. It offers regional Southern Tagalog Cuisine and national Filipino Dishes and is easily the most packed in the dining strip at there are waiting times for customers as the restaurant gets full during lunch and dinner times.
opens: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm everyday
Favorite Dish: they have a large menu of regional southern tagalog and national dishes like the sizzling bulalo steak (beef shanks) at 560 pesos an order, assorted grilled meats and seafood plate on a banana leaf at 850 pesos an order, Crispy Pata (deep fried pig knuckles) at 480 pesos and a lot more.
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- Beer Tasting
RSM Lutong Bahay Restaurant: Tagaytay Specialties
The restaurant is within the view of the "Taal Volcano."
The place is so local with all the wooden chairs, tables and everything. The serenity of the place is what I appreciated most. No modern touch.
From the name of the Restaurant "Lutong-Bahay" or Home-cooked foods, all the foods served here are freshly cooked.
Favorite Dish: My favorite dish is the "Bulalo"- which is so famous in Tagaytay.
I also like the Sinangag with Tapa because the beef meat is so tender.
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Pamana: True legacy of great food and more
I have been seeing this restaurants during road trips to Tagaytay and Batangas, but I thought it was "just a museum", without food or drink, until I saw it on Travel Time's episode:LOOKING BEYOND THE RIDGE, which was aired a year before my brother crossed over (May 21, 2011).
Read this article written by Ricky Lo called "Pamana: A Restaurant with a family history"to learn more about the restaurant.
I love the feeling I had when I first entered the place. It had a mini store filled with different goodies, including stuff that Ms. Happy Ongpauco concocted.
Pamana means inheritance or legacy and going around the place you would feel and see that the heirs are taking care of the name they inherited from their ancestors.
When you are there, it is like you are entering their home and you feel welcome there.
There are lots of pictures of the matriachs and patriachs plus their descendants.
The building looks a bit intimidating, but that's not the message they send once you are in.
The service is great too.
Favorite Dish:
SINUGLAW This is like a sour surf and turf dish. It's a dish made of chopped, mixed pieces of grilled (sinugba=Cebuano for grilled) meat and ceviche (kinilaw is the Cebuano term) Sinug-law
ALIGUE RICE made of salted fat...yes, fat...of a crab, rice and other ingredients. It's very, very yummy!
KARE-KARE! I love Kare-kare and if your Kare-kare is "honored" by my taste buds, then you'll be an unforgettable and highly recommended restaurant.
FILIPINO BANANA SPLIT (not sure if this is the exact combination because we shared it, but there was ube or purple yam/taro, chocnut, and mantecado---some kind of buttery Vanilla flavor with anise or nutmeg...or was it mango or cheese? Oh well, we all enjoyed it)
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Yellow Cab Pizza: The Global Local Pizza
Slowly, this global quality local pizza, is conquering the whole country, and little by little, the world.
I love this particular branch that is shared with "her brother", ARMY NAVY (Burritos, burgers, etc.), because of the awesome view of Taal Volcano.
It's practically self-service, but the staff still serve us very well, most especially when my dear autistic-savant brother, RJ, was still alive.
You have a choice whether to dine in or al fresco, but of course, if the weather is great, the perfect choice is al fresco.
Favorite Dish:
Among their wonderfully made pizzas, my favorite is the DEAR DARLA. (click it so that you would learn how to eat it) and it's perfect with SOLA Raspberry tea.
Their ice creams are good too!
- Road Trip
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- Food and Dining
Leslie's Tagaytay: Good food and great view of Taal Volcano
Not everybody enjoys their Leslie's Tagaytay experience, although most of us do. The place is seldom empty, so maybe, just maybe, some of the diners feel that they are not served well. I, more often than not, give at least one more chance before I decide to be loyal or never ever to return again, not unless something "monumental" happens.
We are very fortunate to have wonderful experiences in Leslie's. The food tastes just right and we are served with smiles on their faces.
True, there were minor mishaps, but could be overlooked.
If you love to observe other diners, you will see that they are happy talking about life, love, and whatever else under the sun, while they are enjoying their food.
We loved the old look of Leslie's, but a little before Easter, they huts overlooking Taal Volcano, were given make-overs.
Families usually love to stay in the huts, especially those with little children, so that they can freely play while they dine as they are looking after them(May I suggest that at least one grownup should look after them?)
M, T, W, Th, F, Sa, Su: 6:00am - 12:00mn
Cash and major credit cards are accepted
Favorite Dish:
Bulalo This hot soup is one of the best loved in the country, especially those who love beef. Some of the best Boo-lah-loh soups are found in the Tagaytay area and thankfully, Leslie's in one of them. If you are adventurous enough, the marrow that is tapped out of the bone is very, very delcious with hot rice.
1 kilo Beef shank with bone marrow intact
1 big Onion, sliced
3 stalks leeks, sliced
1 package dried banana blossoms
2 pieces sliced tofu/beancurd
Optional Fish Sauce to taste
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
1. Place Beef shank in water to cover and bring to a boil. Boil for 10 minutes then remove shank and discard water.
2. Boil the shank again in 8 cups water until the stock is flavored and [the water] reduced to half the amount.
3. Add the onions, leeks and banana blossoms.
4. Season to taste with sauce and pepper, then add the beancurd.
5. Serve hot.
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Sweet and Sour Lapu lapu(Garoupa) This is my dad's favorite, since he rarely eats meat and he watches his diet. He requests the kitchen not to make it too salty and without msg...they follow his "orders". The dish served is still very, very delicious.
Kare-kare I just love Kare-Kare...I love the sauce...the most famous kare-kare is made of oxtail or beef.
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Robinsons Mall: choice of restaurants
We ate a t two of the restaurants at Robinson's Mall, located 3 kms west of the rotunda. There are 7 or 8 restaurants there, most have outside seating. meals are from 100- 300 pesos, and if you are lucky you will find a bucket of beer on offer.
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less than originally planned. Landry and Oliver
propose a three-group trial (norepinephrine alone,
vasopressin alone, and the two combined), which
raises two concerns. First, the sample-size require-
ments for three-group trials are onerous — much
greater than those for two-group trials. Second,
treating patients with vasopressin alone would
be difficult because norepinephrine is used rou-
tinely as the standard of care.5
Mogyorosi asks about the rate of hyponatre-
mia in VASST. Hyponatremia was recorded only
if it was considered to be a serious adverse event,
so the rate reported (0.3%) does not represent all
cases of hyponatremia. Nonetheless, we found it
reassuring that severe hyponatremia in the vaso-
pressin group was extremely rare and was not
more frequent than in the norepinephrine group.
We did not use an algorithm for hyponatremia;
fluid and electrolyte levels were managed by clini-
cal teams at each center.
James A. Russell, M.D.
Keith R. Walley, M.D.
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Y6, Canada
Dünser MW, Mayr AJ, Ulmer H, et al. Arginine vasopressin
in advanced vasodilatory shock: a prospective, randomized, con-
trolled study. Circulation 2003;107:2313-9.
Luckner G, Mayr VD, Jochberger S, et al. Comparison of two
dose regimens of arginine vasopressin in advanced vasodilatory
shock. Crit Care Med 2007;35:2280-5.
Holmes CL, Walley KR, Chittock DR, Lehman T, Russell JA.
The effects of vasopressin on hemodynamics and renal function
in severe septic shock: a case series. Intensive Care Med 2001;
López A, Lorente JA, Steingrub J, et al. Multiple-center, ran-
domized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study of the nitric
oxide synthase inhibitor 546C88: effect on survival in patients
with septic shock. Crit Care Med 2004;32:21-30.
Dellinger RP, Levy MM, Carlet JM, et al. Surviving Sepsis
Campaign: international guidelines for management of severe
sepsis and septic shock: 2008. Crit Care Med 2008;36:296-327.
[Erratum, Crit Care Med 2008;36:1394-6.]
Five Genetic Variants Associated with Prostate Cancer
To the Editor: We agree with Zheng et al. (Feb.
28 issue)1 that additional research is needed to
assess the value of their finding of genetic vari-
ants associated with the risk of prostate cancer.
Unfortunately, the planned marketing of a test
based on this study2 is premature and may cause
more harm than good. Finding a genetic associa-
tion is only the first step in the continuum of
translating research into practice.3 The results
have not been independently confirmed, and add-
ing the genetic test results to age, region, and fam-
ily history only marginally improved risk predic-
tion (the area under the curve [AUC] increased
from 0.61 to 0.63). The clinical utility of the test
is questionable because it cannot be used to re-
duce risk, since there are no known modifiable
risk factors4; to encourage screening, since the
balance of benefits and harms is unknown5; or
to predict the clinical course of the disease, since
the variants were associated equally with aggres-
sive and nonaggressive cancers.1 In the absence
of evidence of improved outcomes, this test may
lead to unnecessary or potentially harmful pro-
Ralph J. Coates, Ph.D.
Muin J. Khoury, M.D.
Marta Gwinn, M.D.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta, GA 30341
Zheng SL, Sun J, Wiklund F, et al. Cumlative association of
five genetic variants with prostate cancer. N Engl J Med 2008;
Kolata G. $300 to learn risk of cancer of the prostate. New
York Times. January 17, 2008.
Khoury MJ, Gwinn M, Yoon PW, Dowling N, Moore CA,
Bradley L. The continuum of translation research in genomic
medicine: how can we accelerate the appropriate integration of
human genome discoveries into health care and disease preven-
tion? Genet Med 2007;9:665-74.
Nelen S. Epidemiology of prostate cancer. Recent Results
Cancer Res 2007;175:1-8.
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for prostate
cancer: recommendations and rationale. Ann Intern Med 2002;
To the Editor: In his accompanying editorial,
Gelmann states that the five polymorphisms re-
ported by Zheng et al. do not yet constitute a vi-
able screening test.1 We think they never will. The
use of genetic polymorphisms with modest odds
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ratios (1.22 to 1.53 in the study by Zheng et al.) to
screen for a polygenic disease such as prostate
cancer is unlikely to be practical because most men,
whether or not they have prostate cancer, will be
at average genetic risk.2 In the study by Zheng et
al., most case subjects and control subjects had one
to three risk factors (85.5% of case subjects and
86.2% of control subjects), and less than 10% of
the case subjects were at high risk. A test based
on these polymorphisms cannot distinguish ad-
equately between case subjects and control sub-
jects and will miss most cases or have false posi-
tive results for most controls (Table 1). This is
reflected in the very poor AUC of the receiver-
operating-characteristic curve even when these
genes are combined with other risk factors (AUC,
0.63), which is not much better than that which
is expected by chance (AUC, 0.50).
Coral E. Gartner, Ph.D.
Jan J. Barendregt, Ph.D.
Wayne D. Hall, Ph.D.
University of Queensland
Brisbane, QLD 4006, Australia
Gelmann EP. Complexities of prostate-cancer risk. N Engl J
Med 2008;358:961-3.
Wald NJ, Hackshaw AK, Frost CD. When can a risk factor be
used as a worthwhile screening test? BMJ 1999;319:1562-5.
To the Editor: Zheng et al. report that the com-
bined effect of family history and five single-
nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) on the risk of
prostate cancer was increased by a factor of 9.46
for men who had at least five factors as compared
with those who had none. This contradicts the
low discriminative accuracy they observed (AUC,
0.63). For the calculation of this odds ratio, they
compared the relatively small highest-risk category
with the lowest-risk category. Selection of the low-
est-risk category as the reference is a frequently
used and powerful approach to demonstrating an
association,1,2 but it does not give a realistic im-
pression of the clinical usefulness of the findings.
To evaluate the increase or decrease in the risk of
disease as compared with the pretest or overall
risk, we have recalculated the odds ratios, shown
in Table 4 of the article, for number of associated
factors as follows: no associated factors, 0.49 (ob-
served in 10% of the controls); one factor, 0.80
(34%); two factors, 1.01 (36%); three factors, 1.34
(17%); four factors, 2.35 (3%); and five or more fac-
tors, 4.78 (<1%). Although the findings of Zheng
et al. are of great interest, their AUC analysis and
a simple recalculation of their data show that the
clinical implications are limited.
A. Cecile J.W. Janssens, Ph.D.
Cornelia M. van Duijn, Ph.D.
Erasmus University Medical Center
3000 DR Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Lyssenko V, Almgren P, Anevski D, et al. Genetic prediction
of future type 2 diabetes. PLoS Med 2005;2(12):e345.
Maller J, George S, Purcell S, et al. Common variation in
three genes, including a noncoding variant in CFH, strongly in-
fluences risk of age-related macular degeneration. Nat Genet
To the Editor: The claim by Zheng et al. that
five SNPs plus a family history "account for" 46%
of cases of prostate cancer is misleading. They
invoked the concept of population attributable
fraction (PAF), not population attributable risk,
as they incorrectly called it. PAF approximates the
proportion of disease prevented by eliminating a
risk factor.1 Its application to genetics is ques-
None of the variants are known to be causal;
elimination of the variants, even if possible, would
not necessarily prevent prostate cancer. In any case,
Table 1. Performance of a Screening Test for Prostate Cancer Based on Six Risk Factors (Five Genetic Polymorphisms
plus Family History).
Test Cutoff
(no. of risk factors)
Detection Rate
False Positive Rate
(1 − specificity)
Positive Predictive
Negative Predictive
≥1 95.02 89.9363.89 54.72
≥268.13 56.3166.95 45.02
≥331.7320.31 72.3441.08
≥49.54 3.7680.9438.86
≥5 1.380.29 88.89 37.65
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PAF is highly dependent on the reference group.1
A broader definition than the authors' choice of
men with no risk alleles (10% of controls) would
lead to a lower PAF.
A better gauge of the effect of measured genes
on a disease is the extent to which they explain
the increased risk associated with having an af-
fected first-degree relative.2 With adjustment for
the SNPs, the family-history effect went from 2.26
(Table 1 of the article by Zheng et al.) to 2.22
(Table 4 of the article), so they explained just
2% of familial aggregation.
Gianluca Severi, Ph.D.
Cancer Council Victoria
Melbourne, VIC 3053, Australia
Graham B. Byrnes, Ph.D.
International Agency for Research on Cancer
69372 Lyon, France
John L. Hopper, Ph.D.
University of Melbourne
Melbourne, VIC 3053, Australia
Rockhill B, Newman B, Weinberg C. Use and misuse of
population attributable fractions. Am J Public Health 1998;88:
Hopper JL, Carlin JB. Familial aggregation of a disease con-
sequent upon correlation between relatives in a risk factor mea-
sured on a continuous scale. Am J Epidemiol 1992;136:1138-47.
To the Editor: Large-scale genomewide stud-
ies1 have identified risk alleles with low odds ratios
that can have little clinical utility for risk predic-
tion. Zheng et al. combined genotypes to see
whether the odds ratio can be increased to clini-
cally useful levels for estimating the risk of pros-
tate cancer. However, the authors did not compare
the performance of the combined genotype with
the current standard, prostate-specific antigen
(PSA). Approximately 20% of their case subjects
had a family history of prostate cancer, and 90%
had a PSA level of more than 4 ng per milliliter;
combining the two would probably have given a
similar, if not better, population attributable risk.
The addition of the combined genotype to age,
region, and family history improved the AUC by
a mere 3%, indicating lack of meaningful im-
provement over current methods. Finally, as with
CHEK2 in breast cancer,2 the odds ratio is too
low to be useful at such a low prevalence of the
combined genotype. An increase in the odds ra-
tio obtained by combining genotypes comes at
the price of a decline in the prevalence of the
combined genotype.
Mangesh A. Thorat, M.D., D.N.B.
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Wellcome Trust Case Control Consiortium. Genome-wide
association study of 14,000 cases of seven common diseases and
3,000 shared controls. Nature 2007;447:661-78.
Offit K, Garber JE. Time to check CHEK2 in families with
breast cancer? J Clin Oncol 2008;26:519-20.
To the Editor: The model of Zheng et al. has
limited predictive ability: using the data in Table
4 of their article, we estimate an AUC of 0.57 for
the SNPs. This is dwarfed by the AUC for a single
PSA test at 44 to 50 years of age: in a large study
of a representative, unscreened population, we re-
ported an AUC of 0.76 for the occurrence of pros-
tate cancer up to 25 years subsequently.1 More-
over, we have shown2 that a single PSA test can
accurately predict advanced prostate cancer (AUC,
0.79) and that screening decisions based on a sin-
gle PSA test before the age of 50 years are likely to
lead to better outcomes for patients than the com-
peting alternative strategies of screening all or
no men.3 As such, the proven technology of PSA
testing currently offers by far the best method of
stratifying men according to risk for prostate-
cancer screening.
Andrew Vickers, Ph.D.
Hans Lilja, M.D., Ph.D.
Peter Scardino, M.D.
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NY 10021
Drs. Vickers, Lilja, and Scardino report holding patents for as-
says of free PSA and human glandular kallikrein 2. No other po-
tential conflict of interest relevant to this letter was reported.
Lilja H, Ulmert D, Björk T, et al. Long-term prediction of
prostate cancer up to 25 years before diagnosis of prostate can-
cer using prostate kallikreins measured at age 44 to 50 years.
J Clin Oncol 2007;25:431-6.
Ulmert D, Cronin AM, Björk T, et al. Prostate-specific anti-
gen at or before age 50 as a predictor of advanced prostate can-
cer diagnosed up to 25 years later: a case-control study. BMC
Med 2008;6:6.
Ulmert D, Serio AM, O'Brien MF, et al. Long-term prediction
of prostate cancer: prostate-specific antigen (PSA) velocity is
predictive but does not improve the predictive accuracy of a
single PSA measurement 15 years or more before cancer diagno-
sis in a large, representative, unscreened population. J Clin On-
col 2008;26:835-41.
To the Editor: According to the data of Zheng
et al., it could be expected that if very few per-
sons have none of the six risk factors they report
(about 4%), then about 19% of the population
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will have only one risk factor. On the basis of the
hypothetical mean lifetime risk of prostate can-
cer of 10%, men with no risk factors might have
less than a 4% lifelong risk, and men with only
one risk factor less than a 6% lifelong risk. For
these subgroups, the benefit of screening in rela-
tion to the risk is even more doubtful than it is in
the general population.
François Eisinger, M.D., Ph.D.
Institut Paoli-Calmettes
13009 Marseille, France
The authors reply: Our finding of a cumula-
tive effect of five genetic variants and family his-
tory on the risk of prostate cancer in a population-
based case–control study in Sweden was recently
confirmed in two U.S. populations.1 The consis-
tent finding of a strong cumulative effect on pros-
tate-cancer risk, together with a relatively high
frequency in the general population, calls for a
new perspective in the interpretation and use of
genetic information.
Until a perfect biomarker for predicting pros-
tate-cancer risk is available, there is a need to
search for biomarkers that individually or col-
lectively offer some utility for risk prediction. We
emphasize that our approach represents an ini-
tial but important step toward this goal. We found
that a cutoff of three of these six risk factors had
a specificity of 80% and a sensitivity of 32% for
discriminating between case subjects and control
subjects in this Swedish population. Although its
specificity is lower than that of PSA (94%) with
the use of a cutoff of 4.1 ng per milliliter, its sen-
sitivity is higher than that of PSA (21%).2 With 10
additional risk variants reported since February
2008, it is expected that the sensitivity and speci-
ficity will be further improved.
We do not advocate replacing the PSA test with
genetic tests; we envision combining these tests
to improve their predictive ability. Although we
could not assess joint discriminatory performance
because of our study design, we found that the
cumulative effect of genetic risk factors is inde-
pendent of PSA levels and thus can provide com-
plementary information.
Just as men with a family history of prostate
cancer are encouraged to start undergoing screen-
ing at an earlier age, men with multiple genetic
risk factors might similarly be encouraged to be-
gin screening earlier. Unlike family history, which
is subject to the limitations of family size, struc-
ture, current age of male relatives, and reliability
of reporting, genetic markers can be accurately
measured anytime.
Although it is difficult to provide risk informa-
tion with confidence for most men (who carry one,
two, or three of the five genetic risk factors) by
means of genetic markers alone, men who are at
the two extremes in terms of the number of in-
herited factors may benefit substantially from
categorization of their risk for prostate cancer.
Additional studies, especially prospective ones,
are needed to further improve prediction of pros-
tate-cancer risk by including additional risk vari-
ants, combining them with PSA and other detec-
tion methods, and incorporating genetic markers
that distinguish aggressive from nonaggressive
prostate cancer in order to predict disease pro-
Jianfeng Xu, M.D., Dr.P.H.
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC 27157
William B. Isaacs, Ph.D.
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Baltimore, MD 21287
Henrik Grönberg, M.D., Ph.D.
Karolinska Institutet
SE-171 77 Stockholm, Sweden
Since publication of the article, Dr. Xu reports founding Pro-
active Genomics, a company that will offer genetic testing for
predicting individual prostate-cancer risk. No other potential
conflict of interest relevant to this letter was reported.
Sun J, Chang B-L, Isaacs SD, et al. Cumulative effect of five
genetic variants on prostate cancer risk in multiple study popu-
lations. Prostate (in press).
Thompson IM, Ankerst DP, Chi C, et al. Operating charac-
teristics of prostate-specific antigen in men with an initial PSA
level of 3.0 ng/ml or lower. JAMA 2005;294:66-70.
Genetics of Warfarin Response
To the Editor: In the study reported by Schwarz
et al. (March 6 issue),1 specific genetic variants
related to warfarin metabolism reduced the time
to the first therapeutic and supratherapeutic in-
ternational normalized ratio (INR) tests. A phar-
macogenetic-guided dosing algorithm for warfa-
rin,2 however, did not increase the time in the
therapeutic range or reduce the proportion of su-
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WFE Interviews the Amman Stock Exchange
The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) assumed its tasks on March 11th, 1999 - after the restructuring of the Amman Financial Market - as a private nonprofit institution with administrative and financial autonomy and is authorized to practice as a regular market for trading in securities in Jordan, subject to the control of the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC). The ASE is managed by a seven-member Board of Directors; four of whom are elected by the General Assembly and three are appointed by the Board of Commissioners of the JSC.
WFE Interviews Casablanca Stock Exchange
The Casablanca Stock Exchange was established in 1929. It has since undergone a number of reforms, the most significant one being that of 1993 which resulted in it becoming the market that we recognise today.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange is today a société anonyme with a board of directors and a general management team, operating under the supervision of the Ministry for the Economy and Finance with a specific remit. The Casablanca Stock Exchange is currently in the process of being demutualised.
WFE Interviews with Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul)
Formation of a regulated market for trading began in the early 1980's. Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Law issued in July 2003, and the Authority (CMA) was established in 2004. The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market. The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) was incorporated in 2007 as a for profit joint stock company.
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WFE Interview with the Stock Exchange of Mauritius
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WFE interview with the Korea Exchange
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An important feature of mLPA is that differently from protein TAA, it does not change its structure, and remains abundant in leukemia cells. The Swiss team is now investigating, whether mLPA can be used to target leukemia cells in addition to protein TAA. This type of immunotherapy may be extremely beneficial in preventing relapses of the disease after chemotherapy and bone marrow transplantation. It opens new avenues to novel non-invasive cancer immunotherapies.
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Miami set to use 2-quarterback system in fall
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TAMPA, Fla. � When choosing among quarterbacks Robert Marve, Jacory Harris and Cannon Smith, Miami coach Randy Shannon found there was only one solution that made sense.
He'll play at least two of them.
The Hurricanes don't have a single quarterback on the roster with any college snaps on their resume. Marve is a redshirt freshman, Harris a true freshman, and both were Florida high school record-setters before enrolling at Miami. Smith is in his first year at Miami as well.
"Whichever quarterback that we name, we're going to play the other one," Shannon said at the Florida Sports Writers Association College Football Media Days, again without specifying any of the quarterbacks by name and therefore not tipping his hand. "We need depth at every position on the field and that's the one position that we don't have depth at because they're young. They're good quarterbacks, but they're young."
Shannon said it won't be a platoon situation. The way he envisions it, one person will emerge as the clear starter, and another will play at certain times to get a feel for game action - in case that person gets called upon for a bigger role, for injury or any other reason.
Either way, it's a new era for "Quarterback U." The school that produced Vinny Testaverde, Bernie Kosar, Gino Torretta, Jim Kelly, Steve Walsh and Craig Erickson is starting over, at least at the game's marquee position.
"We can't go into the season not getting this other guy any experience and then have something unforeseen happen, like it always does in football," Shannon said. "So we're going to make sure both get reps."
Shannon said he doesn't expect to name a starter until before the Aug. 28 opener against Charleston Southern.
Marve led Tampa Plant High to a state championship and 15-0 record in 2006 after throwing for 48 touchdowns and 4,380 yards. Harris also went 15-0 as a senior, throwing for 49 touchdowns and 3,445 yards. Both were selected Florida's "Mr. Football" after their respective senior seasons. Smith had a strong spring for the Hurricanes as well, ensuring that it's not just a two-man race for the starting job.
The Hurricanes went 5-7 last season, a year where Kyle Wright and Kirby Freeman took the snaps under center. Wright graduated and exhausted his eligibility; Freeman got his degree and chose to transfer to Baylor for his final season. The offense - which has undergone several changes in recent years - simply didn't ever click with either quarterback and Miami struggled offensively throughout 2007.
"We're going to improve," Shannon said.
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Political parties in Sri Lanka preparing for PC elections
Sun, Jul 1, 2012, 10:29 am SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka.
July 01, Colombo: Political parties in Sri Lanka are once again busy preparing nominations lists for another round of elections to be held sometime in September to elect members for three provincial councils.
Nominations for the elections in Eastern, Sabaragamuwa, and North Central Provincial Councils will be opened July 12 and will continue till July 19.
The government recently dissolved the three provincial councils before their terns were to expire.
The main constituent party of ruling United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA) Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) will hold interviews to select the candidates on July 06, SLFP General Secretary Maithripala Sirisena said.
Meanwhile, the working committee of the main opposition United National Party (UNP) will meet on July 05 to take the final decisions regarding the PC polls, UNP General Secretary, Tissa Attanayake said.
According to Attanayake, the UNP will most likely contest the PC polls by itself without forming any alliances.
The Marxist party Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna meanwhile, has also decided to go alone at the polls as an individual party.
The Frontline Socialist Party (FSP), a breakaway group of the JVP has said that it would not contest at the forthcoming provincial council elections.
FSP General Secretary Senadhira Gunathilaka told a press conference that the party was not boycotting the elections, but was going to engage in an alternative electoral process.
The major Tamil party, the Tamil National Alliance (TNA) is reportedly awaiting the result of a court action on the early dissolution of the Eastern Provincial Council before taking any decisions about the election.
The Muslim party in the East, Justice Minister Rauf Hakeem's Sri Lanka Muslim Congress has not yet reached a decision on whether the party would contest the Eastern Provincial Council election separately or as an alliance.
The other Muslim party in the East, Minister Rishad Bathiyutheen led All Ceylon Muslim Congress and the major Tamil party in the East, Thamil Makkal Viduthalai Pulikal party (TMVP), the party led by the Chief Minister of Eastern Province, Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan have decided to support the ruling alliance UPFA.
The Election Commissioner has announced that the elections for the three provincial councils will be held 1st, 8th or 15th of September and the exact date will be decided after closing of nominations.
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... bettering the Christian faith and eliminating greed at the top of the Catholic hierarchy. However, after a certain time the Reformation led to strict regulations of people's actions punishable by death, any type of sinning was banned, including social activities which to anyone in our current age seem harmless (e.g. dancing). Unfortunately these strict regulations led to a lot of hypocrisy among enforcers of these laws by way of them committing the ...
... the only difference being how long it was matured. The cheese that was matured for 18 months was soft and had a milky taste. The cheese that was matured for 3 years was harder with a stronger taste (and was much nicer). The dairy owner explained the cheese making process. During the summer months the cows are kept up on the mountains and they graze on the grass on the hills. The milk produced from ...
Made in Switzerland
... So Titlis got ruled out. Then we turned out thoughts to Jungfraujoch, several hours away. Reviews on TripAdvisor were mostly positive but the concern being the weather and distance we would have to travel to spend maybe an hour or two at the summit in the snow. And at this stage we were truly exhausted by American tourists, and we can expect a number of them down at Jungfraujoch. To reach the summit, you travel to Europe's highest railway station (3,454m) and as ...
Alps, Knives, and Chocolate
Today was our first full day in Switzerland. We started at 8:45, and we hopped on the coach and headed to Mount Pilatus. We took a gondola up to the very top of the mountain, about a 15 min ride up, and then we had an hour and a half to explore the top of the mountain. It was pretty cool; where we left from it was foggy and not very nice, but up on the mountain we were above the clouds and ...
Last stop for Jodes
... top of a small hill.
St Peters Church – We didn't go inside this church, our attraction to it is it has the largest clock face in all of Europe, 8.7m diameter. It has held this record since 1534. It was striking to see and obviously could see it from a distance when you were walking around town.
We walked to a street called Langstrasse (long street) that was supposed to be quite alternative and have lots ...


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