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Last day in the lakes :-(
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Nice large hotel on outskirts of Turin .
Just booked it as part of a road trip to South of Italy
Good room and small bathroom .
Great restaurant and food was good .
Breakfast was adequate and check out was efficient and pleasant .
Gent.mo Ospite,
grazie per la sua recensione. Siamo lieti che tutto sia stato soddisfacente e che abbia anche apprezzato l'ottima...
I've stayed here on several occasions and will continue to come back.
Rooms are of reasonable size, very clean, bathroom fine. Only downside is that the rooms and corridors have hard floors meaning that noise tends to be transferred quite easily from room to room.
Breakfast is OK.
Gent.le Ospite,
siamo contenti che la sua permanenza sia stata soddisfacente. Ci scusiamo per il disagio del rumore dal corridoio,...
Stayed at the Rivoli hotel one night as we were dining at Combal Zero and did not want to drive back to our base in Cessole ( Piemonte) Italy after this event.
Check in was efficient ( reserved on line via bookit) and we were in our room in minutes.
Basic clean accommodations awaited us. Exactly we expected for the...
Gent.le Ospite,
grazie del suo contributo. Siamo contenti che non sia rimasto deluso dal suo soggiorno presso il nostro hotel,...
Typical business hotel (but good for tourists as well due to the position); large parking lot outside, large and comfortbale room, clean.
Good restaurant and quite rich breakfast service. Staff helpful
Gent.le ospite,
grazie del tempo a noi dedicato. La aspettiamo per il suo prossimo soggiorno al Rivoli Hotel!
Cordiali saluti
Certainly not the best, air con ineffective, room and beds basic
I was there with a large group of people and they ran out of chilled beer after 15 minutes no draft available.This is a very average hotel-- kind of travel lodge standard.
Gent.le Sig. Lance,
grazie per il suo contributo.
La ringraziamo anche per i preziosi suggerimenti, ci aiuteranno senz'altro a migliorare...
We stayed here for 11 days for a business trip. Hotel is in the western Turin suburb of Rivoli. Typical suburban hotel with modern decor, wifi, pool etc.. Rooms are decent size and continental breakfast is good. A lot of tour groups stay here so the breakfast buffet gets crowded sometimes. There is a good restaurant next door but the...
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grazie per il suo contributo.
Le faccio notare che, come evidenziato dalla sua recensione, ad oggi abbiamo ampliato...

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Nice little brewpub in downtown Coos Bay. Got parking right on the street even with some event going on. The fish was tender and delicious and the beer was cold. Not a fancy place but nice varied menu and didn't see anyone complaining.
Really good fish and chips. i can see why they were voted as some of the best. More than 20 beers on tap but I don't recommend trying them all in one setting. Downtown close to a lot of small shops.
Best fish and chips that we have had anywhere near Coos Bay. They have a bar section and a family dining area. We will recommend this place to anyone for a good meal with no pretending.
Came here after being offered roach coach fare at 7 Devils. Fish and chips were good, beer was cheaper than at the brewery? But the decor was dated, and the carpet wa disgusting.
We were passing through town on our way to Medford and decided to stop for lunch. We parked out front on the main street through town without difficulty. It is a busy place for lunch on a weekend.
The sandwich portions looked large; so we decided to share two appetizers. We ordered the BBQ chicken nuggets and the sautéed mushrooms;...
Great for a brew and a meal. there is parking just behind the establishment. It is basically a bar with food. Service was excellent. We had the fish basket, very plentiful for the price and yummy. There was enough leftover for an evening snack. (We like our main meal early, it turned out well for us)
This is a great place to go if you're looking for the best fish and chips in town and probably the best burger you'll find on the coast. They make a lot of other great things as well but you can't beat these two. The atmosphere is great and the employees and owners are all very friendly
Heard about this place by my motel I was staying about having "the best fish 'n' chips in town!" of course had to head that way. Found this lil dive bar on the corner of "downtown." I wasn't disappointed! Great local and friendly following, for sure the best fish, fries, & coleslaw I have ever had! Was offered a piece...
Not real well known in my crowd but we tried it and go back 2-3 times every month. Fish basket is pure white ling cod and is wonderful! Good menu; service prompt; casual relaxed atmosphere with great owners
The dinners tend to be huge ... consider sharing one between two people (which the servers won't sneer at you about). Great Oregon and regional beer selection (10 Barrel, Ninkasi, Deschutes, etc.). Friendly barkeeps. A couple of big sofas in front of the TVs. Lots of locals. Convenient downtown location with lots of free street parking all around. They also...
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The E.C. Reems Community Services & Healthy Communities would like to invite you to be a part of our 4th Annual Job & Health Fair, entitled, "Enthusiasm, Energy and Excellence".
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Talk about good timing (and shrewd marketing): the release of First Descent, a thrilling documentary about the snowboarding phenomenon, exactly coincided with the 2006 Winter Olympics, where some of the very same athletes featured in the film mined gold and glory on the slopes near Turin, Italy. But while Shaun White and Hannah Teeter both won gold medals in the halfpipe as the U.S. dominated the Olympic competition, those two young stars (along with three other snowboarding "legends") are seen in a far different environment in producer-directors Kevin Harrison and Kemp Curley's 111-minute film, tackling some dauntingly long, steep runs in the mountains of Valdez, Alaska, where avalanches, crevasses, and other hazards await as they search for "first descents" (i.e., places no snowboarder has been before) in that pristine, forbidding environment. As advertised, the footage is, well, awesome, as all five riders catch huge air on some of the gnarliest runs in the world; Norwegian Terje Haakonsen's final plunge from a 7,000 foot peak with a 60 degree drop must be seen to be believed. Elsewhere, First Descent chronicles the evolution of the snowboarding phenomenon, from its humble emergence in the 1970s, when the sport was derided by traditional skiers, to its extraordinary popularity in the '90s and beyond, when the X Games and Olympics telecasts brought it into living rooms across America, Europe, and Japan. Profiles of the individual athletes are included as well, but it's the Alaska footage--where, in the words of 'boarder Shawn Farmer, they "pinned it to the wall and threw down"--that's the principal attraction here. Nearly an hour's worth of extra features will add to the appeal of the film, which features narration by former Black Flag-bearer Henry Rollins and music by Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh. --Sam Graham
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When the sun goes down during a heat wave, there's more to worry about than finding the cool spot on the pillow. Real danger may be just beginning.
For folks without air conditioning, a nighttime respite from the worst of the heat gives the body a vital chance to recover from the stresses of the day. But as searing heat moved into the Northeast and its big cities on Thursday, experts cautioned that those stresses can actually rise when nighttime air doesn't cool to levels that provide relief.
"Everybody kind of gets fixated on how hot it gets: `Did we break 100?'" observed Illinois state climatologist Jim Angel. "But the nighttime temperatures can be just as important."
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"I jump in the pool or take a shower and go to bed with wet hair," said Joan Peltier, of Toledo, Ohio, where temperatures soared past 100 on Thursday and the heat index around 10 p.m. was still 95 degrees. Her husband sometimes sleeps wearing a wet T-shirt.
The National Weather Service has issued excessive heat warnings for a huge section of the country, from Kansas to Massachusetts, forecasting temperatures near or at triple digits Friday and into the weekend.
The high temperatures and smothering humidity will force up the heat indexes, as well. Boston's 99 degrees on Friday could feel like 105 degrees, Philadelphia's 102 degrees like 114 degrees and Washington, D.C.'s 103 degrees may seem the same as a melting 116 degrees. Nighttime low temperatures could range only from the mid-70s to the low 80s.
In New York, people looking to beat the heat were thwarted by warnings urging them to avoid city waterways after a wastewater treatment plant disabled by fire began spewing millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Hudson River.
Officials cautioned against swimming and bathing at Staten Island's South Beach, Midland Beach and Cedar Grove Beach, and Brooklyn's Sea Gate beach, especially for people with medical conditions.
Across the country, emergency room visits were way up, according to public health officials, mainly because of people suffering from heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
The weather is suspected of contributing to a number of deaths nationwide. At least six more fatalities were reported Thursday, including a Michigan restaurant cook who suffered a heart attack after being sent home from his job and a teenage boy who drowned while swimming at summer camp in the same state.
It wasn't clear how many of those deaths occurred at nighttime, but experts note that the dangers can't be ignored.
High overnight readings increase energy consumption as air conditioning units run deeper into the night and start earlier in the morning, said Deke Arndt, chief of the Climate Modeling Branch at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center.
That problem was a major factor in the 1995 heat wave that struck Chicago, claiming more than 700 lives, Angel pointed out in a telephone interview. There were reports of elderly people who died in apartments because they couldn't afford to run their air conditioning or were afraid to open windows because of the fear of crime, he noted.
Chicago has since improved its response to heat waves, adding more cooling centers, sending people out to check on the elderly and asking neighbors to assist one another, he said.
A blown electrical transformer in the Detroit suburb of Ferndale forced several senior citizens to sleep Wednesday night in the community room of their six-story apartment building after the power failed.
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While the current heat wave has recorded 12 all-time daily highs so far this month, it also has registered 98 all-time overnight highs, the NOAA reported at a briefing Thursday.
When it comes to a record high for a particular date, 1,279 locations have tied or broken daytime records this month while 3,128 nighttime highs have been tied or broken.
For example, on Wednesday Eppley Airfield in Omaha, Neb., had an overnight low of 82 degrees. That was a full 5 degrees warmer than the previous warmest overnight on that date, set in 2002.
Litchfield, Minn., also posted an overnight low of 82, besting a warm nighttime record for that date of 74 degrees set in 1964, and the overnight low of 82 at Lambert Field in St. Louis edged out the 1998 mark by 1 degree.
Cities are worse for heat deaths because they remain hotter at night from the "heat island effect," in which urban infrastructure absorbs heat and let go of it slowly, experts say. And older northern cities – where many homes lack air conditioning – are worse off than Sunbelt cities where most people have cooling.
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Oklahoma football: Tony Jefferson 'all but guaranteed' to play against K-State
Can the Sooners get more Top 10 team scheduled to play? No more FAMU. Maybe some SEC teams?
That's tough ... if OU had scheduled a top 10 team in place of FAMU, do you think the Sooners would still be unbeaten at this point? I can all but guarantee you that they wouldn't. Playing cupcakes is no fun for fans, and it really isn't fun for anyone, but it allows teams to work out the kinks early without destroying title chances early on.
If something happened to Landry and Bell became the starter, how much different of a team would the Sooners be? And in what ways?
I don't know that it would be all that different, to be honest. OU has a system that they run and they wouldn't change course all that much. But I'm sure there would be some minor tweaks.
How strong is the OU D-line to stop Klein?
I think the line isn't playing bad, but the biggest concern is depth. The younger backups will have to be ready to step up.
Why does Channel 9 always try to make the Oklahoma Connection? Klein-Stoops (a long time ago). Blackmon-OU recruiting, Cam Newton-OU recruiting (the one that got away)?
I can't speak for Channel 9, but in the case of Klein-Stoops, Bob Stoops volunteered that story during his news conference and it was interesting. It's the media's job to tell compelling stories that its viewers/readers are interested in.
How about Mike Stoops as the next head coach for the Dallas Cowboys? Just a thought.
I have no idea how Mike Stoops would fare as an NFL head coach. I've honestly never thought about that before, but it's an interesting idea I suppose.
Rivals had OU ranked as high as no. 5 and now OU has dropped to no. 25. Is there a decline in interest in Oklahoma because of their facilities?
I don't think facilities are the problem. I can't speak for Rivals.com's rankings but I think by the time signing day rolls around, OU will be fine.
Just a uniform observation, but I'm glad OU had not gone to the matte finish helmets. Not a big fan.
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Denver officials have decided not to renew their animal control agreement with the Humane League of Lancaster County, but they're not letting animal care go to the dogs.
At a meeting Monday night, borough manager Mike Hession said the borough has worked out a tentative agreement with East Cocalico Township supervisors and a local veterinarian to keep most local strays in the area.
Council voted unanimously not to continue its partnership with the Humane League, which planned to increase its service fee for dog control to $3,102.50 in 2012, up from $776 this year. Hession said the borough generally sent one to two dogs to the shelter annually.
Under a new plan, police will pick up any stray dogs found in the borough and contact Dr. Marianne Fracica to see if she can care for them at her Cocalico Cat and Gingham Dog Animal Hospital. Dogs found after hours or believed to be vicious can be taken directly to the police department and, after a required holding period, be turned over to the state dog warden.
Fracica will charge $100 per dog, up to a total of $500, for her services and will also try to find new homes for any unclaimed animals. The borough will use its website to help reunite lost dogs and owners.
Hession said the borough expected to have some additional costs for police services; those will be determined during upcoming budget talks.
Stray cats will not be provided for under the new animal control plan. Residents with complaints about feral cats will be directed to animal welfare organizations, rescues or trappers.
"We're giving the homeowners options to handle this," Hession said. "We're not getting directly involved in it."
Also Monday, council agreed to move forward with an alternative energy ordinance that provides regulations for solar, geothermal, hydronic and wind energy production. After some debate, council decided to move forward with a plan that restricts solar panels to roof-mounted systems.
Mayor Adam Webber questioned whether the move could hurt businesses that want to install solar panels in industrial zones. But officials from the township and county planning commissions said most businesses would have enough roof space that top-mounted solar panels would be preferable. Few residential lots in the borough would be large enough to provide space for panels on the ground.
"With the minimum number of people it would effect, it would be good to go ahead and not allow it," said councilman Stephen Binkley.
The ordinance must now make its way through a review process and public hearings scheduled for Oct. 11 and 31.
Hession also presented a storm report, complete with a slideshow of damage around the borough. Crews spent much of Monday removing debris from the parks and the pool.
At the main park, wires still dangled across the entrance as of Monday night. PPL cut the power to the lines until they can be repaired, leaving many of the lights and park buildings in the dark. Hession reported that a tree fell into a cabin used by the Boy Scouts, but he was unaware whether there had been any major damage. A small tree also fell into the tot playground, but it did not damage any of the equipment.
At the Bon View Linear Park, floodwater washed away the gravel path to expose treads and pushed fallen branches and leaves into seating areas.
Township crews are continuing their clean up efforts this week.
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The key to any consolidation initiative is the identification of and agreement on specific goals, with the consolidation goals being evaluated against a realistic expectation of how they can be achieved. Consolidation goals, for example, can be compromised and new problems introduced when an initiative is delayed or halted, with agencies running the risk of increased costs.
The initiative needs to be based on a clearly presented business-case or cost-benefit analysis and grounded in accurate and reliable data, both of which can show stakeholders why a particular initiative is being considered and the range of alternatives considered.
Physical infrastructure and management function consolidations often have up-front costs, such as paying for equipment and furniture moves and funding employee transfers, and agencies find it challenging to pay for these upfront costs.
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GAO has previously reported on many areas that appear to be duplicative, overlapping, or fragmented and has suggested that agencies could increase their efficiency and effectiveness by consolidating their physical infrastructure, such as research facilities, or consolidating their management functions, such as information technology. Such consolidation, however, involves weighing costs as well as benefits and can be complex and challenging to implement.
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The relationship between sales of SSRI, TCA and suicide rates in the Nordic countries
BMC Psychiatry 2010, 10:62 doi:10.1186/1471-244X-10-62
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The relationship between sales of SSRI with Suisidal Rate
kithsiri senanayake (2011-01-12 15:04) Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
The suicidal rate in Sri Lanka had been very high, and it was the highest rate in
the world. However the incidence is drastically declined past few years and the reason
for this decline is multifactorial. There are no data as to say whether the sales
of SSRI increased in Sri Lanka but apparently the use of SSRI is increased among the
population. It is very difficult to correlates the suicidal risk to the SSRI sales
in general population because of following reasons.
1. SSRI became popular due to its low side effects profile
2. SSRI are used not only as an antidepressant but also as anxiolitic, for the personality disorders, and as a treatment for insomnia etc.
3. The magnitude of benefit of antidepressant medication compared with placebo increases with severity of depression symptoms and may be minimal or nonexistent, on average, in patients with mild or moderate symptoms. For patients with very severe depression, the benefit of medications over placebo is is substantial(1).
Therefore the study should be done to assess the effectiveness of the SSRI on preventing the suicidal attempts/incidence, by a randomised controlled trail or an appropriate study protocol rather than thinking interms of sales amount. It is inevitable that the conclusion come as no association between sales of SSRI and suicidal rate in this kind of study.
1. Fournier JC, et al. Antidepressant Drug Effects and Depression Severity; A Patient-Level Meta-analysis. JAMA. 2010;303(1):47-53.
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Reply to Aage Tverdal: Sales of SSRI and suicide rates
Per-Henrik Zahl (2010-12-23 18:22) Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Tverdal et al. [1] have previously published that there was a negative association
between increasing sales of selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and declining
suicides rates in the early 1990's in Norway. He suggested that the rapid swift
from using SSRI to using tricyclic antidepressiva (which are potentially more toxic
than SSRI) could explain why suicide rates fell early in the 1990 but not later. We
published that if we aggregate all Nordic countries, there is no statistical association
Tverdal writes that "Heterogeneity between the countries is more prominent than a null effect". First, we did not say there was no effect in all countries. We argued that the association varied between countries and that the average effect was null, and therefore his paper [1] is a typical example of publication bias. Second, his statement may be interpreted as criticism of our use of pooled data. However, pooling of data is the fundamental principle of meta-analyses and review papers.
1. Bramness J, Walby FA, Tverdal A: The sales of antidepressants and suicide rates in Norway and its counties 1980 - 2004. J Affect Disorders 2007, 102:1-9.
2. Zahl P-H, De Leo D, Ekeberg Ø, Hjelmeland H, Dieserud G. The relationship between antidepressants (TCAs and SSRIs) and the suicide rates in four Nordic countries. BMC Psychiatry 2010; 10: 62. doi:10.1186/1471-244X-10-62
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Sales of SSRI and suicide rates
Aage Tverdal (2010-10-15 16:21) Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Zahl and collegues have done an ecologic study and found no evidence of any inverse
relationship between the increase in sales of SSRIs and the declining suicide rates
in four Nordic countries.
Data were analysed by Fisher's exact test and Pearson's correlation coefficient, according to the abstract.
I suspect that country has not been taken into account in the analyses. Table 1 gives the data on which the analyses are made. The overall Pearson correlation coeffcient between annual changes in suicide rates and annual changes in sales figures of SSRIs is 0.06 (p=0.76). Country specific correlations are -0.54 (p=0.17), 0.78 (p=0.02), 0.25 (p=0.55) and -0.98 (p=0.02) for Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark, respectively. Heterogeneity between the countries is more prominent than a homogenous null effect.
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Could Michael Sam be a fit for the Jets?
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Dom Cosentino of the Star-Ledger wrote five reasons that the Jets should consider Michael Sam. Here's the first of his reasons and one which we agree with.
He can fit the scheme. Sam was a 4-3 defensive end in college who can be converted to a 3-4 rush linebacker in the NFL. He's listed at 6-foot-2, 255 pounds, but ignore any qualms about his lack of size; many of the top 3-4 OLBs around the league—Justin Houston, Robert Mathis, Elvis Dumervil, to name the three with the highest 2013 grades from Pro Football Focus—are similarly sized. And for you Jets fans twitching at the thought of a Vernon Gholston repeat: Just because Vernon Gholston was Vernon Gholston doesn't mean Michael Sam will suddenly become Vernon Gholston. One guy's inability to make the DE-OLB transition has nothing to do with another's.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comMany those who have studied film on Sam say they like his motor, but that his game has some holes and that likely makes him a mid-round talent. Sam is a co-defensive SEC Player of the Year, an impressive honor. Very few of them are ever drafted outside the first few rounds. But still, that seems to be the talk on Sam, regardless of his recent statement.
The Jets are a defense that needs to find more mid-round players who can come in and be productive thanks to the players the team already has in place. After watching the Sons of Anarchy help Calvin Pace post a 10 sack performance for the first time in his career at age 33, one starts to believe that the Jets don't need a pricey veteran, or even an early round draft pick at outside linebacker this coming year. Antwan Barnes was on pace for a good season before he was injured, but again he is another over 30 year old player. The Jets need to get appreciably younger and more athletic but don't need that player to be Jadaveon Clowney. Drafting a player like Sam might obviate the need for Barnes going forward, but would add a degree of youth needed at the edge of the defense.
Even if Sam only has one pass rush move at the age of 24, it stands to reason that he could be a help to the Jets. Does he need to be coached up? Absolutely, there's work to be done on his pass-rush technique and he must get better against the run to see time with a defense like the Jets.
Sam is known as a competitor, a guy who plays hard and investing a middle round draft pick in a spot like outside linebacker is exactly how the Jets need to move forward to address the spot. If Sam can demonstrate decent quickness (not necessarily 40 yard dash, but three cone drill and shuttle) at the Combine as well as some upside in drills and workouts this spring against the run, then the Jets might have interest as we think there's a fit for him in New York.


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