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The Breakers Welcome Center
On January 5, 2015, the Newport Zoning Board voted 4-1 to approve a special use permit to allow construction of a new welcome center at The Breakers. Read about the decision in the Newport Daily News.
J. Paul Loether, Chief, National Register of Historic Places and National Historic Landmarks, wrote on Wednesday, September 3, 2014, "the implementation of the current proposal of the Preservation Society of Newport County to construct a new visitors center within the boundaries of The Breakers NHL does not require approval by the National Park Service (NPS)." Click here to read the correspondence.
The National Park Service (NPS) is interested in capturing much more information about The Breakers caretaker's cottage, the underground boiler room, and the property's landscape features to further enhance the designation of The Breakers as a National Historic Landmark, a move that is actively supported by the Preservation Society.
J. Paul Loether, Chief, National Register of Historic Places and National Historic Landmarks, wrote to the Preservation Society on September 3, 2014 that "The effort by the NPS to initiate the process of updating the historic documentation for The Breakers as a whole is focused solely on ensuring that said documentation is as thorough, accurate, and current as possible." Updating a designation can take as long as 1.5 to 2 years. At this point, there is no timetable for revising the designation.
An Open Letter to the Bellevue Ochre Point Neighborhood Association
As the City of Newport's Zoning Board considers The Preservation Society of Newport County's application for a special use permit at the Breakers, we'd like to make a proposal to the Bellevue Ochre Point Neighborhood Association (BOPNA):
Let's work together with the Zoning Board to craft a permit that preserves both the character of our community and the success of our businesses and institutions.
We share the Association's commitment to protecting Newport's unique residential areas, where for decades the historic house museums we operate have welcomed visitors in harmony with private homes and quiet neighborhoods.
It's taken a delicate balance to make it all work, and the presence of these magnificent homes and gardens has helped sustain Newport's attractiveness as not only a great place to live, but also a vibrant international destination.
The special use permit we seek creates the opportunity to assure that Newport's balance of community and commercial concerns is sustained. We respect the need to define the limits and standards of food service within residential districts, and together we can make sure that museum visitor conveniences never threaten the success of restaurants operating in our city's commercial districts.
We are not proposing a restaurant. We are proposing light refreshments--a basic, expected visitor amenity in museums around the world. We've offered limited fare for many years at The Elms and Marble House with zero negative impact on our neighbors. But we respect the special sensitivities of our museum locations within residential areas.
That's why, for example, The Breakers welcome center as we propose it will have no kitchen, no dishwasher, no microwave oven. Only sandwiches and salads prepared offsite by local caterers will be provided. And we believe even this minimal level of food service should be restricted to sites with annual admissions of at least 100,000.
As we have offered in the past, we remain open to BOPNA's suggestions. Getting the details right together, we can assure that the delicate balance that makes Newport special for residents and visitors is preserved. So let's use the special use permitting process to come together on common ground.
That's the future we're all hoping for.
The Preservation Society of Newport County Note: This letter was published in the Newport Daily News and Newport This Week on Thursday, August 14, 2014. You can see the letter as published here.
Court Dismisses Bid to Block Breakers Welcome Center
(August 6, 2014) For the second time in less than a month, a Superior Court judge today has sided with The Preservation Society of Newport County, dismissing an appeal brought by the Bellevue-Ochre Point Neighborhood Association seeking to block construction of a welcome center at The Breakers. The court ruled that the Association lacks legal standing to appeal a Zoning Board decision. "We're delighted that the court has once again ruled in our favor," said Donald O. Ross, Chairman of the Preservation Society's Board of Trustees. "We believe that our proposal for a small, elegant welcome center at The Breakers is architecturally appropriate. Providing amenities like restrooms and simple refreshment services at a site with 400,000 annual visitors is a matter of basic customer service and human courtesy. We believe it is time for this small group of opponents to put an end to unwarranted court challenges which are wasting valuable time and resources." BOPNA had sought to appeal the Zoning Board of Appeals decision which granted the Preservation Society a Certificate of Appropriateness for the welcome center. It was the second legal victory for the Preservation Society. Last month, the court dismissed a separate lawsuit brought by BOPNA which sought to bypass Newport zoning officials and declare The Breakers a "non-conforming use" in order to prevent construction of the welcome center. Judge Bennett Gallo upheld the authority of the Newport Zoning Officer and the Zoning Board to rule on the project. Read the court's decision on the lawsuit here.
Newport Zoning Board of Review Reverses HDC Denial of Welcome Center
(March 10, 2014) The Newport Zoning Board of Review issued its written decision upholding the Preservation Society's appeal and reversing the Historic District Commission's denial of a Certificate of Appropriateness for the welcome center. Click here to read the decision.
RIHPHC Affirms Its Approval of Welcome Center Project
(October 2, 2013) In a letter dated October 2, 2013, the RI Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission has affirmed its July vote approving the Preservation Society's plan for a new welcome center at The Breakers. In direct contradiction of an opinion by Newport Historic District Commission staff, the RIHPHC states that the plan is in compliance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and National Park Service Guidelines, and will not alter the historic character of The Breakers. Read the RIHPHC decision.
The Breakers Welcome Center Plan
The Preservation Society of Newport County is proud to announce plans for a welcome center at The Breakers commensurate with the property's stature as an internationally recognized historic house museum and one of the five most visited historic houses in America. After a decade of work, the Preservation Society's Board of Trustees has selected a design by the architectural firm Epstein Joslin that meets sound historic preservation criteria while providing for the comfort and orientation needs of the hundreds of thousands of people who visit The Breakers from around the world annually. Having already been visited by 20 million guests, The Breakers is now a destination itself within Newport, Rhode Island and New England. Recovery of the original character of the landscape at the entrance of The Breakers is a major feature of the project. The landscape design firm of Reed Hilderbrand has been commissioned to develop a plan to assess and protect the historic character of the site, including the preservation of historically significant specimen trees and plant and a rehabilitation of the perimeter landscape and historic path. Temporary structures added over the last 30 years will be removed, including an amusement park-style ticket booth, a portable restroom trailer, a vending machine shed, and a seasonal ticket tent. The welcome center's one-story design adopts the curving motif of the original landscape, incorporating garden architecture inspired by the period, employing energy-efficient and environmentally friendly concepts and materials. Adjacent to the existing service structure from the 1895 Richard Morris Hunt building campaign and embedded along a wooded pathway, the welcome center is situated to provide immediate access for visitors of all ages and abilities, including fully ADA-compliant facilities not always available at historic sites. Occupying a modest 3,650 square feet, the welcome center will offer visitors information about The Breakers, other properties of the Preservation Society and the city of Newport itself, along with refreshments and comfortable restrooms. Construction techniques have been selected to ensure no irreversible alteration to the landscape occurs, no historic fabric is lost and the historic viewsheds – both inside and outside the grounds – are preserved. Also protected from any permanent alteration is the property's unique historic underground boiler room and coal bunker complex. The welcome center's colors and materials have been selected to work with the design and siting to screen the structure from The Breakers itself and from Ochre Point Avenue.


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Colombo creates human crisis at entry point - Nadesan[TamilNet, Thursday, 13 November 2008, 10:54 GMT]The closure of entry point at Oamanthai in Vavuniyaa by the Colombo government for the last three days has created a human crisis affecting emergency patients and supply of medicines to civilian hospitals, said B. Nadesan, the political head of the Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) on Thursday. Intense shelling by the Sri Lanka Army (SLA) on the entry point has made the ICRC officials posted there to leave. "By imposing a sanction on food, medicine and by maintaining an inhumane economic blockade, the Sri Lankan government is pinpointing the war at the civilians, disregarding International norms to be observed. The indications are that Colombo is adamant in pursuing an aggressive war," he told TamilNet. "The LTTE has always extended full cooperation to the ICRC in operating the entry point. The stipulated working hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. But, the Sri Lanka Army has limited the timings to be between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Even this limited facility was stopped for the last few days," Mr. Nadesan said. Meanwhile, medical officials in Vanni said that at least two civilians have died in recent days without being able to make through the entry point to reach Vavuniyaa hospital. Every time a convoy of medical supplies leaves for Vanni, the Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence (MoD) authorities grant them permission to pass through the entry point. But, the military officials manning the entry point will find some petty excuse to deny entry to the convoy or to delay it. Sometimes after much scrutiny they may allow just one or two lorries of the convoy, say the medical officials at the hospitals of Mullaiththeevu and Ki'linochchi. Recently, a lorry with oxygen cylinders has been held back at Oamanthai for several days while acute shortage of oxygen prevailed in the intensive care units of the hospitals. |
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From Katherine Webb, the author of the acclaimed international bestseller The Legacy, comes a compelling tale of love, deception, and illusion
A vicar with a passion for nature, the Reverend Albert Canning leads a happy existence with his naive wife, Hester, in their sleepy Berkshire village in the year 1911. But as the English summer dawns, the Cannings' lives are forever changed by two new arrivals: Cat, their new maid, a disaffected, free-spirited young woman sent down from London after entanglements with the law; and Robin Durrant, a leading expert in the occult, enticed by tales of elemental beings in the water meadows nearby.
Quickly finding a place for herself in the underbelly of local society, Cat secretly plots her escape. Meanwhile, Robin, a young man of considerable magnetic charm and beauty, soon becomes an object of fascination and desire. Sweltering in the oppressive summer heat, the peaceful rectory turns into a hotbed of dangerous ambition, forbidden love, and jealousy—a potent mixture of emotions that ultimately leads to murder.
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Author | Colette |
Country | France |
Language | French |
Genre | Novella |
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Gigi (pronounced: [ʒi.ʒi]) is a 1944 novella by French writer Colette. The plot focuses on a young Parisian girl being groomed for a career as a courtesan and her relationship with the wealthy cultured man named Gaston who falls in love with her and eventually marries her.
The novella was the basis for a 1949 French film starring Danièle Delorme and Gaby Morlay.
In 1951, it was adapted for the stage by Anita Loos. Colette had personally picked the yet unknown Audrey Hepburn on first sight to play the title role. Her Aunt Alicia was played by stage legend Cathleen Nesbitt, who was to become Hepburn's acting mentor from that time on. Opening on 24 November 1951 on Broadway at the Fulton Theatre, the play ran for 219 performances (finishing on 31 May 1952) and Hepburn's debut on Broadway earned her a Theatre World Award.[1]
The novella was translated into English by Roger Senhouse and published (with "The Cat" translated by Antonia White) in 1953.[2]
Seven years later, a musical film version with a screenplay by Alan Jay Lerner and a score by Lerner and Frederick Loewe won the Academy Award for Best Picture. This film version starred Leslie Caron and Louis Jourdan.[3] The story of a girl being groomed to be a courtesan by her grandmother made producer Arthur Freed doubt making it as a straight drama would be acceptable to the American censors, so they "cleaned it up" and turned it into a musical.
Lerner and Loewe adapted the film for a 1973 stage musical that proved to be unsuccessful.
A pre-Broadway production of the musical, newly adapted by Heidi Thomas (Call the Midwife, Cranford, Upstairs Downstairs) and directed by Eric D. Schaeffer (Follies, Million Dollar Quartet) was performed at Washington D.C's Kennedy Center till mid February 2015 with High School Musical actress Vanessa Anne Hudgens playing as Gigi.[4] This revival of Gigi (musical) opened on Broadway, at the Neil Simon Theater, on April 8, 2015.
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- ^ Gigi at the Internet Broadway Database
- ^ "Vintage reissue of 1953 edition". Retrieved 2009-04-15.
- ^ According to Caron in an interview on TCM, [producer] Arthur Freed came on the set of Lili and said "I don't know what they're doing. They're ruining the image I worked so hard to create. I made you a star, I made you glamorous, and you look so pathetic in this grey dress and straight hair and no makeup, you look just pitiful; I've got to make another film to restore you to stardom. Any ideas?" She suggested Colette's story Gigi, having acted in the play in London and loved the story.
- ^ "GiGi". The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. December 2015. Retrieved January 2, 2015.
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A modest proposal for aiding the economy of northeast Minnesota without the mess.
The proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine is supposed to create 350 jobs on the Iron Range for 20 years. After the mine closes, water treatment to protect the environment will be required for 500 years. That is projected to cost up to $6 million a year. That adds up to $3 billion. Any bets on whether those annual cleanup costs will increase over time? Any bets on whether PolyMet, a Canadian company that is one-fourth owned by a Swiss company, will still be around decades after the mine closes, no less for centuries, to shoulder responsibility for the costs?
Here is an alternative: The state funds a special $350 million lottery with 350 winners, who must be residents of northeast Minnesota. Each winner gets $1 million paid out at $50,000 a year for 20 years. For less than 12 percent of the estimated cost to clean up after the mine, we inject $350 million into the economy of northeast Minnesota and eliminate the risk to the environment. How is that for a deal?
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By Sarah McDonald of Public Citizen Texas, and cross-posted from their blog. -- Luis
Yesterday, the Public Citizen Texas team drove down to Houston to crash the American Petroleum Institute's Energy Citizen event. Billed as a "grassroots" rally against the cap and trade bill currently before Congress, this event was nothing more than a company picnic.
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Homer Bailey � I profiled Bailey two weeks ago, but with him on the verge of being activated from the DL, I am running his profile again. Bailey, on the disabled list with shoulder soreness, made his third minor league rehab start Saturday and could be activated this week. Bailey is out of options, so he likely will stick with the Reds even if it�s doesn't win a spot in the starting rotation. That said, since he will come off the DL before Johnny Cueto, he should replace Mike Leake or Travis Wood in the Reds� rotation. However, if Sam LeCure continues to pitch well, the Reds may need to decide if Bailey heads to the bullpen when Cueto returns. Bailey demonstrated some improvement in 2010, raising his strikeout rate while maintaining decent walk and home run rates. His overall record looks a little worse than it could have been thanks to a 68 percent strand rate and a .321 BABIP against. As of now, the expectation is he will slot back into and remain as one of the five starting pitchers. Mixed: $3; NL: $9.
Zack Greinke � Greinke, who has been out with a fractured rib suffered when playing basketball in spring training, made his final rehab start for Triple-A Nashville on Friday. He'll make his debut with the Brewers on Wednesday, May 4. (just an FYI to activate him).
Aneury Rodriguez � Rodriguez will move into the rotation in place of Nelson Figueroa and start Tuesday against Cincinnati. Rodriguez was a Rule 5 pick from Tampa Bay in December and was in contention for the fifth starter�s spot late in the spring. He posted a 94:49 K:BB in 113.2 innings with Triple-A Durham last season and followed that campaign up with a nice showing in the Dominican Winter League. Rodriguez will need to pitch well to hold on to the spot and keep top prospect Jordan Lyles at bay. Mixed: $0; NL: $3.
Vance Worley � With Joe Blanton landing on the DL due to a medial impingement in his right elbow, the Phillies recalled Worley from Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Thursday and started him Friday against the Mets. Worley was off to a strong start at Triple-A, posting a 2.78 ERA with 25 strikeouts and six walks in 22.2 innings. He works in the low 90s with his fastball and also features a solid curveball and a decent changeup. Worley is still somewhat unseasoned with only has 12 Triple-A starts under his belt, but he has a fan in manager Charlie Manuel and justified that faith with six shutout innings to get the win Friday. Mixed: $2; NL: $7.
Chris Young � Young, who earned the fourth spot in the Mets� rotation with a strong spring, made two good starts before being sidelined again with yet another arm injury. This time, fortunately it was biceps tendinitis and not shoulder woes that forced Young to the DL. Young returned to action Tuesday, giving up three runs � all solo home runs � in 4.2 innings while seeing his velocity drop as the outing wore on. The good news is that Young came out of the start with no issues and should be fine � especially at home � going forward. Mixed: $3; NL: $9 (in case he was waived due to his injury history).
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Antonio Bastardo/Ryan Madson/Michael Stutes � With Brad Lidge on the disabled list, the closer�s spot in Philadelphia was already a bit in flux before Jose Contreras landed himself on the DL with a Grade 1 strain of his right forearm that may sideline him a month. In Contreras� absence, Madson, who was probably second in line to Contreras, becomes the main option for the nint-inning role, followed by Bastardo and Stutes. Madson picked up back-to-back saves last weekend and has been stellar to start the year with one earned run allowed and a 12:3 K:BB ratio in 10 innings. The only question with him is can he handle the role mentally after having success in the setup spot? Manager Charlie Manuel turned to Bastardo last Sunday, and he responded by closing out the game. However, Bastardo allowed a solo home run to Arizona�s Chris Young in the eighth inning Wednesday, snapping his 9.2 inning scoreless streak. Bastardo has an excellent 16:4 K:BB ratio in 10.3 innings thus far and has been proving he can get both lefties and righties out. Bastardo does have a history of arm problems, so he'll have to be managed carefully if the Phillies want to keep him healthy. At worse, he should be a decent source of holds and strikeouts. Stutes is the long shot of the trio. Last year, he finished 7-1 with a 3.42 ERA and a 79:44 K:BB ratio in 76.1 innings between Double-A and Triple-A. Stutes had a strong spring and continued that fine work into the season, posting a 14:4 K:BB ratio with two runs allowed in 10 innings for Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Like Bastardo, Stutes should be a source of holds and strikeouts; and he could factor into the closer mix with in the short term if Madson and Bastardo struggle. Bastardo � Mixed: $3; NL: $11; Madson � Mixed: $12; NL: $38 (should already be owned but gets bump in value based on role change); Stutes � Mixed: $0; NL: $3.
Sean Marshall - Marshall pitched a scoreless eighth inning Friday, allowing one hit and striking out two. Marshall has picked right up from where he left off last year � when he posted a 90:25 K:BB ratio in 74.2 IP, a 2.33 GB/FB ratio, only three homers allowed and an ERA of 2.65 � due to the sinking action on his low-90s fastball. He has a 12:1 K:BB ratio in 12 innings and has allowed just one earned run all year. Kerry Wood might be first in line to close if Carlos Marmol falters, but Marshall's the better pitcher right now. Mixed: $2; NL: $7.
Vicente Padilla/Hong-Chih Kuo/Mike MacDougal � With Jonathan Broxton struggling and now dealing with a mild elbow injury, Padilla worked a scoreless 10th inning to record the save � his first since 2000 - for the Dodgers on Wednesday. Manager Don Mattingly says that Broxton is still his closer, but we'll believe that when we see it. If Broxton is sidelined by the injury or temporarily removed from the role, Mattingly could turn to Padilla, Kuo (when he returns from his injury rehab stint) or MacDougal. Though Kuo notched 12 saves last year and may have the best overall stuff, his appearances need to be managed because of his injury history, which may preclude him from fully filling the closer role. Padilla is normally a starter, but a full Dodgers rotation forced him to the bullpen. If Padilla sees an uptick in velocity moving to the �pen, he could be an interesting option, especially if he pitches with the control he had last season. MacDougal has closed before, but he has also struggled mightily at times. This year, he has allowed just one run in nine innings, but it has come with a 6:5 K:BB ratio. If Kenley Jansen could find some consistency out of the bullpen and pitch like he did after his call-up last year, he could factor in the mix too. In order, I would go Kuo, Padilla, MacDougal and Jansen if Broxton falters and Kuo is healthy. Padilla � Mixed: $2; NL: $7; Kuo � Mixed: $5; NL: $14 (should already be owned but gets bump in value based on role change); MacDougal � Mixed: $1; NL: $4.
Chris Resop � Resop notched his third hold in four days Friday, striking out the side to lower his ERA to 1.26 (two runs in 14.1 innings). With Evan Meek ineffective and apparently suffering from a shoulder injury, the Bucs have turned to Resop later in games. The hard-throwing righty has responded with excellent results. Mixed: $0; NL: $3.
Fernando Salas/Eduardo Sanchez/Jason Motte � The Cardinals closer situation got even murkier last week when three closers each picked up their first career save. First it was Mitchell Boggs, then Eduardo Sanchez got his turn, and Fernando Salas was last in line, notching the save Thursday. That doesn�t even include lefty specialist Trevor Miller notching the save Friday. Boggs looked to be locked into the role after converting three chances in a row, but he blew the save Tuesday then watched as Sanchez and Salas converted their chances. As a result, Boggs was used in the seventh inning Saturday. Andrew Martinez profiled Sanchez last week, but now that he notched a save, he gets a bit of a bump. Sanchez was shaky in his chance, giving up two runs, but he ultimately closed the door and has a 16:2 K:BB ratio in 10 innings. He may be the guy to target long term, especially if Jason Motte loses his status of �closer of the future.� However, keep in mind that Motte has been unscored on in his last eight outings after opening the year with two stinkers. For all we know, he could be next in line too. In addition, Salas� save Thursday was the four-out variety when St. Louis tacked on a run in the ninth to turn a three-run lead into a four-run one, which might have prompted manager Tony La Russa to not make a change. However, La Russa did turn to Salas again Saturday and he notched another save, striking out two and walking one. Salas did close in the minors last year, but his stuff doesn�t necessarily profile for him to be a big-league closer. Still, given the uncertainty in the St. Louis pen, anything is feasible at this point. Salas - Mixed: $4; NL: $14; Sanchez � Mixed: $3; NL: $9; Motte � Mixed: $2; NL: $7.
Dioner Navarro � Navarro, who was sidelined with an oblique injury, was activated from the disabled list Monday. He will start once or twice a week behind Rod Barajas. Mixed: No; NL: $0.
Ronny Paulino � Paulino, who was placed on the disabled list with anemia issues when his 50-game MLB suspension was completed, finished his rehab assignment Thursday and was activated Friday. Paulino will initially see most of his action against left-handed pitching with Jose Thole remaining the starter against righties. Mixed: $1; NL: $4.
Brian Schneider � Schneider will handle the bulk of the catching duties for the Phillies while Carlos Ruiz recuperates from a back injury. For now, Ruiz, who said after he was injured that he was worried because he never felt that much pain in his back before, is supposed to avoid going on the DL but will still be out several games. If Ruiz does land on the DL, the Phillies will likely call up Erik Kratz to back up Schneider. For now, are going with Dane Sardinha to fill that role. Mixed: $0; NL: $3.
J.R. Towles � Towles had another shot to nail down the starting catcher position last season but failed to impress. He had just four extra-base hits in 47 at-bats and drew only two walks while striking out 12 times. Jason Castro was expected to be the starting catcher before tearing his ACL, which left the spot to Towles and Humberto Quintero. Towles has gotten off to a strong start and may be on the verge of earning the majority of time behind the plate for Houston. Mixed: $3; NL: $9.
First Basemen:
Anthony Rizzo � With the continued struggles of Brad Hawpe, ESPN�s Buster Olney noted last week that there was speculation Rizzo could be on the verge of a promotion. Olney went on to add that it was much more likely -- if San Diego decides that Hawpe is not going to dig himself out of his early-season slump -- that the Padres would summon Kyle Blanks to play first rather than Rizzo. It's much more likely that Rizzo will be called up in the middle of the season. Rizzo, who came to SD in the Adrian Gonzalez deal, is showing that Triple-A pitching may be a bit too easy for him. Going into Sunday, Rizzo was hitting .400 with a 1.215 OPS and an eye-popping 30 RBI in 90 at-bats with Tucson. Rizzo was on the keeper radar before the season started and is about to pay off for those who invested. Mixed: $2; NL: $7 (very early speculative bid for now).
Second Basemen:
Jeff Baker � Baker went 0-for-4 Saturday, but he is still hitting .364 (20-for-55) this season. Manager Mike Quade has the difficulty of trying to find room for Baker, who can play first, second and third,. With Darwin Barney and Aramis Ramirez hitting well, there appears to be no room at second or third. That leaves first base, which is in the hands of the ice-cold Carlos Pena. Quade has recently played Baker at first base against lefties, forcing Pena to the bench. Quade has no plans of giving up on Pena, but as long as he struggles, look for Baker to continue seeing action at first versus lefty starters. Though Baker may have a bit more value these days, keep an eye on the left shoulder soreness that forced him from Saturday�s game. Mixed: $3; NL: $9 (mild upgrade in NL-only leagues with more PT).
Clint Barmes � Barmes was traded to Houston from Colorado this offseason. He opened the year on the DL after fracturing the fifth metacarpal bone in his left hand March 25 but was just activated Friday. He can hit lefties (.284/.332/.484 career splits) and possesses some pop (48.9 percent flyball rate), which suggests a platoon role would be ideal. However, Barmes is expected to be the everyday shortstop and could be aided by the short porch at Minute Maid Park. Angel Sanchez, who had been starting in Barmes� absence, could move to second, which would move the disappointing Bill Hall to the bench. Mixed: $5; NL: $14.
Pete Orr � Orr could start seeing additional playing time at second base with Wilson Valdez struggling. Like Valdez, Orr is nothing special at the plate, but playing time is playing time. Mixed: No; NL: $3.
Chris Valaika � Valaika, who had a solid 2010 season and was off to a good start for Triple-A Louisville, was recalled Sunday to take the roster spot of the injured Scott Rolen. Valaika will fill a utility role for the Reds with Miguel Cairo starting at third base in Rolen�s absence. Mixed: No; NL: $0.
Emmanuel Burriss/Mike Fontenot � With Mark DeRosa (wrist) landing on the DL, the Giants recalled Burriss from Triple-A Fresno. Burriss will give the team some infield depth, but he could see some playing time with Miguel Tejada seeing action at third with Pablo Sandoval out a few weeks. The primary beneficiary of the injury will be Fontenot, who got the start Saturday and likely will be at shortstop nearly every day with Sandoval out. Burriss - Mixed: No; NL: $2; Fontenot � Mixed: $1; NL: $4.
Jamey Carroll � Carroll gets another tick upward with Casey Blake landing on the DL with an infected elbow. Carroll, who started at second base in the early part of the season while Casey Blake was out and Juan Uribe played third, was starting at shortstop with Rafael Furcal sidelined 4-to-6 weeks with a broken thumb. Aaron Miles will play some third with Blake out, but the Dodgers could opt to start Uribe at either second or third, meaning Carroll is even more entrenched at shortstop in Furcal�s absence. When Furcal returns, Carroll could shift to third if Blake is not back yet. The Dodgers recalled Ivan DeJesus to take Furcal's roster spot, and Uribe can play a bit of short needed, but Carroll figures to be the regular shortstop in Furcal's absence. Carroll won�t provide any pop but should be a decent source of average, runs and some steals while filling in for Furcal. Mixed: $8.
Angel Sanchez � Sanchez's run as the starting shortstop ended Friday when Clint Barmes was activated from the disabled list. Sanchez is hitting an even .300 (30-for-100) after extending his hitting streak to six games Thursday. Given his questionable range, he's a more natural fit at second base than shortstop, which raises the question of whether Sanchez will start stealing at-bats from Bill Hall, as he did Saturday. Hall is hitting an icy .228/.282/.342 through his first 79 at-bats. If you own Sanchez, don�t bail just yet until seeing if Hall keeps the second base job. Mixed: $4.
Josh Wilson � The Diamondbacks recalled Wilson from Triple-A Reno on Monday to take the roster spot of Willie Bloomquist, who was placed on the DL with a sore hamstring. Wilson will serve as a utility infielder for Arizona. Mixed: No; NL: $0.
Brandon Wood � Wood was profiled last week after Pittsburgh claimed him off waivers, but now that it looks as if he will see regular action, he deserves another mention. Wood didn�t do much when he was given a chance to play in Anaheim, but maybe Clint Hurdle can unlock the potential Wood showed years ago. Wood should see most of his action at shortstop but will spell Pedro Alvarez at third base against lefties and play occasionally at first. Mixed: $2; NL: $7.
Third Basemen:
Miguel Cairo � Cairo, who Andrew Martinez profiled while doing a great job filling in for me last week, gets a mild bump after Scott Rolen wound up on the DL due to his left shoulder injury. Rolen hopes to be ready to go when he first eligible to return May 6, though that is up in the air until Rolen tests the shoulder. With Juan Francisco also out, Cairo should see most of the playing time at the hot corner until Rolen returns. Mixed: $1; NL: $5.
Greg Dobbs � Dobbs is seeing consistent playing time at third, a trend that could continue since he has been producing at the plate (hitting .351 with seven RBI in 19 games) while Donnie Murphy's offense has been non-existent. In addition, Dobbs� cause is also aided with Emilio Bonifacio seeing time in the outfield due to the injuries to Chris Coghlan and Logan Morrison. Mixed: $3; NL: $9.
Aaron Miles � Miles is functioning as the Dodgers' starting second baseman while Juan Uribe fills in at third for the injured Casey Blake. However, Miles is seeing some action at third as well and will continue seeing time there with Blake out. Blake may miss up to six weeks, so go ahead and pick Miles up in NL-only, as well as (very) deep mixed leagues, and hope he hits .280. Mixed: $1; NL: $4.
Russ Mitchell - The Dodgers recalled Mitchell from Triple-A Albuquerque on Friday to take Casey Blake�s roster spot. Mitchell broke out at Triple-A last season but is hitting just .214 in 2011 (though he does have three homers). Aaron Miles figures to get the first shot at the third base job while Blake is out, though Mitchell could get a chance at some point. Mixed: No; NL: $2.
Ryan Rohlinger � Pablo Sandoval has a fractured hamate bone in his hand and will likely miss 4-to-6 weeks. To replace him on the active roster, the Giants called up Rohlinger, who could become a part of the third-base picture for the team in the coming weeks. The 27-year-old has four homers in 72 at-bats with Triple-A Fresno, but he's hitting just .194 this season (.337 OBP, 14:9 BB:K) thanks to a .169 BABIP. Rohlinger has shown the ability to hit at Fresno the past several seasons but has struggled when promoted to the majors. He may get a chance to see extended playing time, but for now, it looks like San Fran will shift Miguel Tejada to third and play Mike Fontenot every day at shortstop. Mixed: No; NL: $2.
Alfredo Amezaga � The Rockies purchased Amezaga's contract from Triple-A Colorado Springs on Friday. Amezaga did not play in the majors last season after undergoing microfracture knee surgery. It's a difficult procedure to recover from, but Amezaga has looked strong at Triple-A this season, posting a .364/.408/.530 line in 66 at-bats. With a couple of Rockies nursing minor injuries, he'll provide a little extra depth; but don�t expect him to see much playing time. Mixed: No; NL: $0.
Jason Bourgeois � Bourgeois escaped demotion when the Astros activated Clint Barmes (hand) from the disabled list. The team opted to remove Joe Inglett from the roster instead. With the news that Bourgeois will be staying with the team, one would expect he would be asked to play second more often, which is probably a more natural position for him given his anemic bat. If he does play second base, it would increase his value and enable him to build upon the seven steals he already has. Mixed: No; NL: $3.
Kyle Blanks � The Padres reinstated Blanks, who had Tommy John surgery last summer, from the 15-day disabled list Tuesday and optioned him to Double-A San Antonio. Blanks has been out of action since last summer, so some rust might be expected. Prior to last year, Blanks had shown the ability to hit for average and power in the minors, so if he can get off to a good start, there will be room for him in San Diego given the team�s lack of a regular first baseman. Blanks might even be able to steal playing time away from Brad Hawpe or Jorge Cantu in short order, and if he remains hot, he could shift to the outfield when the Padres decide to promote Anthony Rizzo. Mixed: $1; NL: $5 (purely speculative at this point).
Brian Bogusevic � Bogusevic will likely remain with the Astros for at least a month. The Astros have not released a timetable for Jason Michaels' recovery from a shoulder dislocation, but similar injuries take about a month of rehab. There is a chance that Michaels will require surgery, which would only extend Bogusevic's run with the Astros. Bogusevic will serve as a left-handed bat off the bench while getting the occasional start in left field. Mixed: No; NL: $2.
Domonic Brown - Brown, who broke the hook of the hamate bone in his right hand on March 5, began a minor-league rehab stint with High-A Clearwater on Wednesday. Brown blew through Double-A Reading and Triple-A Lehigh Valley last year and earned a shot with the big club when Shane Victorino was sidelined. Brown did not capitalize on that opportunity and struggled in his 62 at-bat audition as major league pitchers exploited his long swing. Entering spring training, Brown was slated to battle Ben Francisco to start in right field; but that battle never really materialized after Brown was hurt early on. Given how well Francisco has played, Brown�s best chance for playing time may be in place of the struggling Raul Ibanez. Ibanez was given a long leash last year when he struggled and might receive one again, but Brown could force the issue by ripping the cover off the ball in the minors. Mixed: $3; NL: $11 (speculative bid since Brown could still end up at Triple-A).
Chris Coghlan � RotoWire�s outlook on Coghlan read, �The sophomore jinx hit Coghlan hard. His walk rate dropped, his strikeout rate shot up and then to cap it off he tore his MCL in July while delivering a shaving cream pie to Wes Helms' face following Helms' walk-off hit. On the bright side his BABIP and line-drive rate stayed strong, which points to better offensive days ahead.� So far, he has had those better days in making a successful transition from left to center field. After a slow start, Coghlan has hit .373 with 13 RBI and three homers over his past 13 games. He seems to have changed his hitting approach, increasing his flyball and swing percentages with a mild drop off in contact rate. While some regression may be in order, the bigger concern is Coghlan�s sore shoulder, which has bothered him since spring training and would likely need 6-to-8 weeks of complete rest to be fully healed. Coghlan is expected to play through the injury, but pay close attention to see if it impacts him at the plate and/or forces him to miss any time. Mixed: $18.
Allen Craig � The Cardinals are optimistic that Craig, who has been out with a strained left groin, will be activated from the DL when first eligible Monday. The St. Louis offense, especially the outfielders, has played well in Craig's absence, but he'll return to his role as fourth outfielder and occasional fill-in. Mixed: No; NL: $3.
Kosuke Fukudome � Fukudome continues to rake against right-handed pitching, batting .389 with 54 of his 60 at-bats against righties. In addition, he has a 12:9 BB:K ratio, giving him an unconscious .486 OBP. Fukudome has excelled battling leadoff and should remain in that spot when he is in the lineup. Don�t look for an exorbitant amount of power from Fukudome, and don�t expect him to see much action against lefties; but as long as he continues to get on base, he should remain a solid source of runs and average when in the lineup. Mixed: $12.
Jeremy Hermida � Hermida received his second start in left field in three days Friday and went 1-for-3 with a home run. Jonny Gomes has a .167 batting average against right-handed starters, and Dusty Baker may opt to use a platoon with Hermida going forward though Gomes started against righty Josh Johnson on Saturday. Hermida's .768 career OPS against righties is by no means fantastic, so his upside is limited. Plus, he may not even stick in the platoon role when Fred returns from a rehab assignment with Triple-A Louisville. Mixed: No; NL: $2.
Joe Mather � The Braves recalled Mather from Triple-A Gwinnett on Thursday. He'll be used in a utility role and he may not be in the majors for long. He was hitting .258/.347/.387 with a home run in 18 games at Triple-A. Mixed: No; NL: $0.
John Mayberry � Raul Ibanez's slump is giving Mayberry a chance to get in the lineup against lefties, and he has started four of the past five games. Manuel had tremendous patience with Ibanez last season when he slumped for almost the entire first half, so expectations of increased playing time for Mayberry should be tempered for now. In addition, Domonic Brown has started a rehab stint and could be promoted shortly. However, if Ibanez continues to slump and Philly management decide Brown needs more seasoning, Mayberry could continue to seeing increased action. Mixed: $0; NL: $4.
Laynce Nix � Nix got a start in left field Friday and went 2-for-3 with a two-run home run off Tim Lincecum. He's starting to eat into Mike Morse's playing time in left thanks to a .314/.333/.600 start at the plate that includes three home runs in 35 at-bats. If the situation becomes a full-on platoon, Nix could see a big jump in his fantasy value since he would face righties and get most of the starts. Mixed: $0; NL: $4.
Gerardo Parra � The injury to Willie Bloomquist has opened the door for Parra to see more playing time in left field. Ryan Roberts is also in the mix to see time in left, but Parra has started six of the last seven games. In addition, even if Bloomquist was still healthy, he was already starting to come back to Earth after his hot start. Parra won�t hit for much power and could sit against lefties, but he should be a good source of average and runs when he does play. Mixed: $4; NL: $13 (should be owned in NL-only leagues; gets bump due to increased PT).
Xavier Paul � Paul, who was designated for assignment by the Dodgers last week, was claimed by the Pirates on Tuesday. He hit .320/.380/.575 in 57 Triple-A games last year, but those numbers slid dramatically to .231/.277/.314 in 121 major league at-bats. The Pirates are hoping a change of scenery can revive him, but he hasn't shown much at the MLB level to this point. Look for Paul to see some time at both corner outfield spots. Mixed: No; NL: $0.
Andres Torres � Torres, who has been out since April 9 with an Achilles injury, will likely be activated from the disabled list when the Giants return from their road trip May 6. San Francisco will welcome his return, which should provide a nice boost to their lineup. (FYI since he should already be owned).


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!This tool is not compatible to Terraria 1.2.x!!Only works for tConfig 0.28.5 and above and Terraria 1.1.2! To make it work besides Terraria 1.2: choose "Older Versions" from Game Launcher Menu -> Install Terraria 1.1.2 change the Installation directories in TCCLtC's and tConfig's Installer to "x:\pathToSteam\Steamapps\Common\Terraria\Older Versions\Teraria 112" either run directly from TCCLtC.exe from that Directory or use Game Launcher's "Edit App" to change the Application Path for v 188.8.131.52 Finally released TCCL for tConfig, not all functions tested but should work as expected, feel free to post Bugs/Errors if you find one. Both programs (TCCL and TCCL for tConfig) uses the same Folders and config files! Please read the original TCCL Thread Download Installer 188.8.131.52 for tConfig 0.28.5 and aboveOlder Versions:Version 1.0: Download Installer Screenshot (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Screenshot (open) Screenshot (close) Feel free to Donate if you like my work!
Fuck yea! Nice work, Eike. I'm going to test it now. Just a question, will new versions of tConfig break compatibility everytime or it doesn't change the tConfig.exe directly at all?
there was a Error when using Reload from the tConfig Settings Menu, error caused by TomShane.Neoforce.Controls.dll, Fixed! changed original TCCL Installer too because both programs uses the same dll i've tested with 23.1 and 23.3 so it should work for upcoming tConfig versions
This is pretty cool. I'll have to try it out and see how it works. It would certainly be impressive if updates to tConfig didn't affect this.
when i try it my antivirus alerted me, i skiped that cuz i trust you but when i started the game and it loaded my pack none of my images changed. another thing i noted is that now players with not-bought terraria can now play with mods cuz you can install gamelauncher to install tconfig(you can install game launcher but cannot use it without bought terraria) and then install this and play with mods.
Hoi Eike, it seems the installer have some problems replacing existing files. (I had to remove the old TCCL's files to be able to install the one with the fixed dll)
ah could be a missing flag in the inno installer script, i'll fix this asap, thx EDIT: should work now
Bug Time! Apparently if you try to reload mods the client crashes. It does turn them on/off fine but it just crashes every time.
can you tell me the exact error? also when have you downloaded? because the first version i've uploaded had this bug and it should be fixed now
Ah ok then, I guess I should update. I did wonder if it was due to me not updating, but no one actually mentioned this. Actually you mentioned this and I'm an idiot.
i have a wierd question, is it possible to run this on a server that doesnt have this installed? so can i use this when my friend doesnt have this, and still connect to his server?
You would need just the regular TCCL than I think. Ignore my problem it magically fixed itself when I created a new world... Ok for some reason TCCL and TCCLforTconfig crash as soon as they are launched. It was working fine yesterday I uninstalled terraria/deleted folder reinstalled terraria and everything to try and fix the issue and it no longer works at all.


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The Walt Disney Company (DIS) is scheduled to report second quarter earnings before the market opens on Tuesday, May 5 with a conference call scheduled for 9:30 am ET. The Walt Disney Company is a diversified international family entertainment and media enterprise with five business segments: media networks, parks and resorts, studio entertainment, consumer products and interactive media. EXPECTATIONS: Analysts are looking for earnings per share of $1.10 on revenue of $12.25B, according to First Call. The consensus range for EPS is $1.03-$1.18 on revenue of $11.89B-$12.82B. LAST QUARTER: Disney reported first quarter EPS of $1.27 on revenue of $13.39B, beating estimates for $1.07 and $12.87B, respectively. The company said its cable networks operating income declined 2% to $1.3B in the quarter due to a decrease at ESPN, and its Parks and Resorts revenue was $3.9B vs. $3.6B a year ago. Media Networks revenue for Q1 was $5.86B vs. $4.29B in the year-ago period and Studio Entertainment revenue was $1.86B vs. $1.89B in the year-ago period. During its earnings conference call, the company said cable programming costs were expected to rise 25% in the first half of 2015 and would be flat in the second half of the year. NEWS: During the quarter, Disneyland executives sent multiple emails to the California Department of Public Health urging it to emphasize that the theme park was not responsible for the recent measles outbreaks and was safe for vaccinated people, according to The Associated Press, citing obtained documents. The report noted that "there is no evidence" the company tried to downplay the seriousness of the issue or give misleading statements. In a CNBC interview, Disney Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger said a wearable device is "coming" for park access. Disney/ABC Television Group and Yahoo (YHOO) announced an extension and expansion of their relationship in March. The companies said "content from hit shows across DATG will be featured on Yahoo." At its annual shareholder meeting, Disney said it would premiere three "Star Wars" films between now and May 2017, and said its studio is "at work" on "Frozen 2." Disney is investing $250M in online fantasy sports business DraftKings, said The Wall Street Journal.Disney/ABC Television Group digital chief Albert Cheng is leaving the company, Deadline said. Disney's ESPN objected to Verizon FiOS's (VZ) plans to break up the traditional TV bundle, The Wall Street Journal reported, and The New York Times said Disney refused to run commercials for FiOS' a la carte package on its stations. ESPN filed a breach of contract suit against Verizon over the "flexible bundle," Re/code reported. The Laurene Powell Jobs Trust reported a 7.7% passive stake in Disney in March. STREET RESEARCH: Jefferies raised its price target for Disney shares to $120 from $105 and kept a Buy rating on the stock after analyzing the potential contribution of Shanghai Disneyland. The firm expects attendance at the park to approach 18M and EBIT just north of $250M by 2021. Citigroup analyst Jason Bazinet raised his price target for Disney shares to $125 from $110 on April 27, saying the media giant has an "impressive slate of films" slated for release in 2015�2017. Bazinet, who has a Buy rating on the stock, expects Disney will continue taking share of the global box office. JPMorgan expects Disney to report another quarterly beat relative to consensus expectations amid ongoing strength at the Parks and Consumer Products. UBS raised its price target on Disney to $125 from $116 ahead of the company's earnings report to reflect higher estimates for content and theme parks and their effect on free cash flow. The firm has a Buy rating on shares. PRICE ACTION: Year-to-date, Disney shares are up over 17.5%. Ahead of Tuesday morning's earnings report, shares are trading up 0.2% to $110.75.
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It's Mr. Large Manhood R.J versus sports-hero sex-magnet Max Owens in the ultimate battle for popularity: the race for school president.
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"Over the next 18 months I think we're going to see little or no new construction and we're going to see all the institutional-quality assets be full," Zell said today at the Real Estate Briefing hosted by Bloomberg Link in New York. "The bad news is they're going to be full at 20 or 30 percent rates less than the peak."
Zell, the chairman of Chicago-based Equity Residential, sold his Equity Office Properties Trust in 2007 for $39 billion as the commercial real estate market was peaking. Property prices have plunged as credit contracted and the economic slump boosted the unemployment rate and employers cut jobs.
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"The original decision I made, which was like every decision I make on an investment, is a risk-reward decision," Zell said. "The risk and the reward were appropriate."
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Translation, adaption and validation of the "cultural and psychosocial influences on disability (CUPID) qestionnaire" for use in Brazil
Ferrari, Andrea Lepos, Baptista, Patricia Campos Pavan, Felli, Vanda Elisa Andres and Coggon, David (2010) Translation, adaption and validation of the "cultural and psychosocial influences on disability (CUPID) qestionnaire" for use in Brazil. Revista Latino-Americana de Enfermagem, 18, (6), 1092-1098. (doi:10.1590/S0104-11692010000600008 ). (PMID:21340273 ).
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The paper describes the adaptation and testing of the Cultural and Psychosocial Influences on Disability Questionnaire for use in Portuguese. The cross-cultural adaptation followed the steps of translation, back-translation, evaluation of the translations by a committee of judges, and then piloting of the pre-final version. This was performed in a sample of 40 nursing staff from the Hospital at the University of São Paulo. Adjustments were made after review of the translations by the committee of judges (CVI≤ 80%). The pilot study was used to test whether questions could be satisfactorily understood and completed (≥ 85% of subjects). The Brazilian version of the Questionnaire is an adequate instrument for the ascertainment of occupational activities, psychosocial aspects of work, musculoskeletal symptoms and associated disabilities in nursing staff.
Item Type: | Article |
ISSNs: | 0104-1169 (print) 0104-1169 (electronic) |
Keywords: | translations,validation Studies, occupational health, cumulative trauma disorders |
Subjects: | B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology H Social Sciences > HV Social pathology. Social and public welfare R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine |
Divisions: | University Structure - Pre August 2011 > School of Medicine |
ePrint ID: | 178837 |
Date Deposited: | 28 Mar 2011 13:07 |
Last Modified: | 27 Mar 2014 19:30 |
URI: | http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/178837 |
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