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PM seeks five years to resolve problems landless squatters facing
Published On : 22 August, 2018 10:10 am
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has assured that the problems landless squatters facing in the country would be addressed permanently. But the PM sought five years time for this task.
PM Oli made the statement at a cadres' gathering organized by CPN Pathari Sanishchare Municipal Committee at Pathari Sanishchare-1 in Morang district today. PM Oli termed national cause of concern to the issues of landless squatters and added that a long lasting solution to the issue would be devised.
On a different note, he asserted that the government was committed to making secondary level education free and compulsory. He was of the view that the higher education would be made free to the students from underprivileged and marginalized communities.
Oli, who is also the Chairperson of the CPN, added that to provide free education, one should work hard and meet minimum criteria. Furthermore, the PM clarified that the public could seek local government's positive intervention to resolve local issues rather than having to reach the Prime Minister.
On the occasion, Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Barsha Man Pun vowed to resolve the problems of Nepali citizens permanently.
Likewise, Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal shared that the government has planned to build a Cultural Museum spanning 108 bighha of area at Pathari Sanischare Municipality- 10.
In his first ever visit to his hometown after he assumed his office as the Minister, Dhakal said that he was working towards seeking permanent solutions of the inundation by the Daans and Bakrahakhola in the district.
Also speaking at the programme, Chief Minister of Province No. 1 Sher Dhan Rai shared that the agenda ahead is only development not the agitation, conflict and anarchy. During the function, Mayor of Pathari Shanishchare Dilip Kumar Rai submitted a memorandum to the PM.
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PD: Son stabbed mother to death, friends helped clean up
Everett Pate, 19, charged with mother's death
Updated: 5:23 PM EDT Jul 17, 2013
Ellis, Pate, Ricketts
Detectives at the Ocoee Police Department say a 19-year-old stabbed his mother to death in her own home Monday.Rosemary Pate, 52, was found in her home on Lancer Circle.Police said Pate's son 19-year-old Everett Pate Jr. and his two friends, 19-year-old Haylie Ellis and 20-year-old Shakir Ricketts, helped him try to clean up and cover up the crime.Watch: Haylie Ellis walks out of jailEverett Pate faces first-degree murder charges destruction of evidence and grand theft for stealing his mother's two cars, according to authorities. Ellis, Pate's girlfriend, and Ricketts face a charge of accessory after the fact and a charge of tampering with evidence. Ellis bonded out of jail early Wednesday.Investigators said Ellis was in the house when Pate attacked his mother and that she helped him clean up the blood using several bottles of bleach.The body of Rosemary Pate was found after her employer asked police to do a well-being check.Court records reveal in Oct. 2012, Pate obtained a restraining order against her son, Everett Pate Jr., over domestic violence.Ricketts appeared before a judge at the jail Wednesday morning. He has not bonded out. At this point, police are not commenting on a motive for the crime and said they are still conducting interviews. In the petition for a restraining order that Rosemary Pate filed last fall, she claimed she feared for her life and that she was afraid of her son Everett Pate and his "shady friends."Everett Pate did not make an initial appearance before a judge. When his name was called, it was announced that he was not appearing due to mental health issues.Neighbors and distraught family members rushed to the home looking for answers."I received a call that something was wrong and I came here," family member Tiffany Kelley said.Kelley said Pate was a wonderful woman who gave more than she ever asked for."She just completed a 70-mile trek for a cure for diabetes," Kelley said. "When the hurricane victims were here, she cooked for them. She was that kind of person.""It is the absolute priority for our family to have peace, to find out what happened," Kelly said.Investigators said they found two missing cars connected to the case.Do you have breaking news photos or video? Upload them on u local and we might use them on TV.14277264
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Detectives at the Ocoee Police Department say a 19-year-old stabbed his mother to death in her own home Monday.
Rosemary Pate, 52, was found in her home on Lancer Circle.
PD: Son, accomplices arrested in Ocoee woman's death
Police said Pate's son 19-year-old Everett Pate Jr. and his two friends, 19-year-old Haylie Ellis and 20-year-old Shakir Ricketts, helped him try to clean up and cover up the crime.
Watch: Haylie Ellis walks out of jail
Everett Pate faces first-degree murder charges destruction of evidence and grand theft for stealing his mother's two cars, according to authorities.
Ellis, Pate's girlfriend, and Ricketts face a charge of accessory after the fact and a charge of tampering with evidence. Ellis bonded out of jail early Wednesday.
Investigators said Ellis was in the house when Pate attacked his mother and that she helped him clean up the blood using several bottles of bleach.
The body of Rosemary Pate was found after her employer asked police to do a well-being check.
Court records reveal in Oct. 2012, Pate obtained a restraining order against her son, Everett Pate Jr., over domestic violence.
Ricketts appeared before a judge at the jail Wednesday morning. He has not bonded out.
At this point, police are not commenting on a motive for the crime and said they are still conducting interviews.
In the petition for a restraining order that Rosemary Pate filed last fall, she claimed she feared for her life and that she was afraid of her son Everett Pate and his "shady friends."
Everett Pate did not make an initial appearance before a judge. When his name was called, it was announced that he was not appearing due to mental health issues.
Neighbors and distraught family members rushed to the home looking for answers.
"I received a call that something was wrong and I came here," family member Tiffany Kelley said.
Kelley said Pate was a wonderful woman who gave more than she ever asked for.
"She just completed a 70-mile trek for a cure for diabetes," Kelley said. "When the hurricane victims were here, she cooked for them. She was that kind of person."
"It is the absolute priority for our family to have peace, to find out what happened," Kelly said.
Investigators said they found two missing cars connected to the case.
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Questions from the Turkish Daily News, Istanbul, Turkey.
Question No 1- What triggered the US subprime crisis? can you compare it to past crises such as the 80s crisis?
Four interrelated factors are responsible for creating the ongoing [subprime mortgage] financial crisis that is raging in the United States today.
First, monetary policy. After the technology dotcom bubble burst in 2001 and brought about the March to November 2001 recession, the Greenspan Fed aggressively lowered the Federal Funds rate from 6.5% to 1% in 2004, the lowest it had been since 1958. it is considered now that this was excessive, and that the Fed should not have lowered the Federal funds rate below 2%, and that it should have begun to raise it sometime in 2002. Indeed, from 2002 to 2004, the American central bank pursued a monetary policy that was too expansionary. Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan has argued to explain his policies that he was afraid of an onset of deflation, but few economists agree with him. Between 2002 and 2004, the Fed had no need to keep real short term interest rates so negative for so long, especially as the Bush administration was cutting tax rates and increasing military expenditures with its military invasion of Iraq.
Second, the housing boom. Abnormally low interest rates in the U.S., but also elsewhere because of the interconnections between money and capital markets, fed a housing boom world-wide which was unsustainable because partly based on price speculation. Indeed, mortgage rates in the U.S. remained low, even after the Fed started to raise the Federal funds rate from 1% in mid-2004 to 5.25% in June 2006. This was brought about by Americans borrowing huge amounts abroad. —In 2006, the U.S. current account deficit even reached 6% of GDP. China, Japan and oil-producing countries were the main buyers of U.S. Treasury bills and bonds.
Third, new banking rules. With ever rising house prices, lending institutions relaxed their lending rules as the housing collateral behind the loans was gaining in value. Mortgage banks and other lenders began to accommodate subprime borrowers with dubious credit by extending mortgage loans to homebuyers who would not have qualified in other times. Nontraditional home loans were advanced to borrowers who had no documented incomes. Some loans were interest-only loans with down payments of 5% or less. Some were adjustable rate loans (ARMs), with low rates for one or two years to be reset later at much higher rates. In 2006, about 25 percent of American mortgages were subprime and close to 20 percent were adjustable rate loans.
Fourth, new financial instruments. With the demand for mortgage loans increasing, large banks resorted to some inventive financing of their own in order to economize their capital. They began repackaging loans and slicing them into some exotic new types of securities, and in so doing, shifted their lending risk to the buyers of such securities. Thus came into being a new class of securities—often rated AAA by credit rating agencies —that money market funds, insurance companies, pension funds and other investors could purchase.
The savings-and-loans crisis of the early 1980's was also a serious blow to the U.S. economy. Over 1,000 savings and loan financial institutions failed, and losses were estimated to have totaled around $150 billion. As well, the crisis was a contributing cause to the 1990-1991 recession. This time around, the financial crisis is at the very least as bad, if not worse, because it involves the integrity of the entire American banking sector. The extent of the losses this time is not yet fully known, but everybody agrees that it will be very substantial.
Question No 2- How will the average American be affected?
Since home ownership is a large portion of the average American's net worth, declining house prices and foreclosures on delinquent mortgage loans are bound to reduce private consumption spending in the coming months through a negative "wealth effect". The loss of jobs and incomes in the construction and financial industries is also going to negatively impact consumption spending. Above all, the average American may have to reduce his debt load. Together, mortgage debt and consumer debt account for some 125 percent of disposable income. These are historically high levels.
Question No 3- How do you assess Fed's policies after the outbreak? What is your opinion about the scepter of inflation?
Well, as I wrote on my blog of last September 21, I think the Bernanke Fed panicked when it announced a larger than expected half percentage point cut in both the federal funds rate and in the discount rate, and this after having slashed its discount rate by a half point, on August 17 (2007). The purpose was to facilitate distress borrowing by America's largest banks and to facilitate the bailout of their affiliates (known as conduits) and other operators, such as hedge-funds, caught in the sub-prime loans crisis. In so doing, the Bernanke Fed is, to a certain extent, following Walter Bagehot's advice for aggressive discounting in a situation of financial crisis. The only problem is that Bagehot's rule calls for the central bank to lend copiously in times of critical credit stringency … but at a high rate of interest. By lending to troubled lenders at reduced preferential rates, the Fed has been acting as their "government" or their 'insurer", i.e. subsidizing their risky loans operations and innovative finance, while taxing anybody else who holds American dollars. It is not only attempting to make the banks more "liquid", but also more "solvable" and less likely to fail.
In so doing, and especially with its policy of abandoning the dollar in foreign exchange markets, the Bernanke Fed is sowing the seeds of future inflation. All the new money that has been injected into the financial system will be difficult to retrieve and inflationary pressures should begin to show in a few years, after an expected economic slowdown. The more so that the 54-year average long inflation-disinflation-deflation Kondratieff cycle is about to run its course by 2010-11. A new inflation phase should begin thereafter.
Question No 4- When the US coughs, the world gets flu, they say. What will happen when the US gets a flu such as this? What are the prospects for emerging market such as Turkey, which rely on exports, plus have seen massive foreign capital inflows during the past 5 years?
The U.S. economy accounts for about one quarter of the world economy, so it is reasonable to expect that an American slowdown will impact other economies. As of now, Europe and Asia are still booming. However, the decline in the U.S. dollar and the concomitant appreciation of the euro and most other currencies, coupled with the rise of the price of oil, is bound to have a negative impact on these economies. In fact, it can take as much as two years for a currency over appreciation to impact the real economy.
The danger for Turkey is to be caught with an overvalued currency while pursuing an export-led growth strategy. Indeed, in the last few years the (new) Turkish lira has risen against the U.S. dollar and even against the euro. This has had beneficial effects in the fight against inflation, but this also could hurt future growth. The most recent example of such a predicament was Argentina, in the late 1990's, which was forced to abandon its peg to the U.S. dollar.
Question No 5- Do you perceive a difference of approach between the Anglo-Saxon economies and continental Europe economies, which have, for the most part, come out unscathed?
As you know, some European banks had to be bailed out after suffering huge losses coming from their asset-backed commercial paper operations. As a consequence, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank have injected huge sums of new money in their banking sectors. In the U.S., the Fed has a double mission, which is to contain inflation but also to accommodate economic growth. In Europe, the ECB's central mission is to contain inflation. This does not mean that there are not political pressures to abandon the fight against inflation in order to spur growth, as Mr. Sarkozy's campaign against Mr. Trichet's policies well illustrates. On the whole, however, it would seem that the rush toward irresponsible banking practices was less prevalent in Europe than in the United States, and that the negative impact should be less prevalent in Europe than in the USA.
Question No 6- What is the lesson to be learned from this crisis, and what kind of precautions should be taken?
Obviously, there was a lack of diligence and supervision on the part of central banks and of other regulatory agencies, especially in the United States. Former Fed Chairman (1951-1970) William McChesney Martin once said that "The job of the Federal Reserve is to take away the punch bowl just when the party starts getting interesting." —As the subprime financial crisis was getting up steam, the Greenspan Fed seemed to have been too close to the Bush administration and its political objectives and not enough aware of the danger that new financial rules were creating for the health of the financial system and of the economy as a whole. The Fed should have taken the monetary punch bowl away in 2003-04, but it did not. We still do not know the extent of the damage that has been done to the real economy. I hope it can be contained and will not spread.
Question No 7- Do you foresee a US recession?
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson do not see a recession in the U.S. in 2008. As for myself, I think an economic slowdown is unavoidable in 2008. I do hope that the worst-case scenario will not materialize. However, I expect nevertheless a mild American recession in 2008, to be followed by a more severe one in 2010-2011 (at the trough of the 10 year cycle).
Question No 8- What will be the impact on a- The dollar?
Well, the U.S. dollar has been declining for many years and is hitting all-time lows against the euro. In 2000, the euro was worth less than 83 cents, but it is now close to $1.50, a 45 percent depreciation for the dollar. I think the current phase of the dollar decline is close to have run its course. Baring some big geopolitical shock, the U.S. dollar could rebound in the months ahead. It is presently very much oversold.
Over the long run, we have entered a period where the demand for energy and resources is going to be strong relative to supplies. This should favor the currencies of resource-based economies, such as Canada, Australia and the emerging economies in general.
Question No 9- What will be the impact on oil prices?
Oil prices have been the mirror image of the decline of the U.S. dollar. At close to $100 a barrel, the oil market is either close to a top, or is factoring in a Bush-Cheney bombing of Iran and a resulting serious disruption in oil shipping in the gulf of Hormuz. If there were to be a conflict between the United States and Iran, oil prices could go much higher, before plummeting down due to a worldwide recession. If it turns out that there is no hot conflict with Iran and no disruptions in the supply of oil, the present high prices would logically ratchet down.
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If Evangelicals Don't Vote Republican, Who Will?
A new poll released yesterday by the Pew Research Center shows that only 57% of self-identified white, Evangelical Protestants plan to vote for Republican candidates in next week's midterms, down from 64% just over a month ago. This is nothing new: for a while now, Bush's approval rating has gone steadily down among his most stalwart supporters.
A startling 31% say they will vote for the Democrats next week.
-In 2004, 78% of white Evangelical Christians voted Republican, and 72% of them approved of Bush's performance.
-Now, only 55% think Bush is doing a good job and only half want to keep troops in Iraq.
And it isn't just the Evangelicals: 37% of white Catholics and 48% of white mainline Protestants plan to vote Republican in the mid-terms, both down from their 2002 numbers. Maybe it's the gay-prostitute soliciting ministers, or maybe it's Congressmen sending explicit texts to their pages, but either way looks like even right-wing Christians don't trust the Republicans.


I missed last week's Good News Friday post because I ran out of time before Shabbat, so this week I'm starting early!
Seaweed: a new source for plastic?
What a brilliant idea! Kol hakavod to Alexander Golberg and Prof. Michael Gozin on their excellent concept which has the potential to free us from the oil industry and at the same time make the world literally a better place.
Talking of the environment, winter finally arrived in Israel with a bang – actually with a whisper, the whisper of snow. Jerusalem, Gush Etzion and Mt. Hermon were all covered with snow on Wednesday night while the rest of Israel received very welcome gishmei bracha – rains of blessing. In fact we have been having very heavy rainfalls for a few weeks now, and despite the discomfort and inconvenience we give thanks to G-d for replenishing our desperately low water reserves.
❄❄❄ BEAUTIFUL: The city of gold is covered in white tonight, as a #snow storm takes over #Jerusalem.
Not to mention the snow-covered Hermon of course!
The storm has passed for now though the temperatures are still relatively low by our standards. Long may the rains and snow continue!
And one more thing before I go. This Shabbat is a very special Shabbat for our community and for my family. Shabbat Shira, (lit. The "Shabbat of the Song") is the Shabbat on which we read Shirat Hayam (the Song of the Sea) which the Israelites sang after the splitting of the Red Sea. The Torah portion is sung to a special tune (at least in Yekkish congregations) and the prayers are said in a more festive manner.
This Shabbat is also the 85th anniversary of our shul, making it probably the second oldest shul in Petach Tikva after the Great Synagogue in the middle of town. It is a remarkable milestone for a community that couldn't form a minyan back in 1933 when it first started in a shack on the corner of the road!
The shul has decided to honour three men who have devoted their time and energy (and nerves!) for the good of the community of the shul. One of these men is my dear father Oskar Prager who will be receiving the title "Chover" (as opposed to Chaver). Yes, it has the same meaning, but pronouncing it in the Ashkenazi accent differentiates it from chaver which means "friend" or "comrade".
This title is an old Yekkish custom, akin to receiving an honorary award, and it becomes part of his official Jewish name (Ha'chover Asher ben Yehoshua HaLevi). You can read more about the custom at The Ashkenazi Forum (where else!).
In honour of our dad, some of our children have come for Shabbat and it's going to be a great big messy noisy fun Shabbat!
With these happy thoughts I wish you all Shabbat Shalom.
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Firstly Mazal Tov.A "Chover"is akin to calling someone Sir.May he be healthy with cintinued nachat till 120.
What a brilliant way to create plastic from seaweed!Just 2seconds before I read this post,my hubby mentioned that companies in Israel are finding it too expensive to recycle plastic.I hope this will sort out the problem.
As to the rains and snow,what fun and how beautiful the kotel is in white.Like a bride.
May our rains of blessing continue.


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Neil has worked as a marine engineer, including Chief Engineer aboard ocean-going vessels and as a field service engineer for several firms specializing in industrial reciprocating engines for propulsion and electrical generation systems. He graduated with honors from the California Maritime Academy with a degree in Marine Engineering Technology and earned a Master of Arts in sociology from Loyola University in Chicago.
Neil is a highly skilled mechanical designer with considerable work in a wide range of apparatus, from diesel engine components to mounting devices for prosthetic heart valves. Neil's approach to design often enhanced procedures as well as devices. After a very short time in the industry, Neil was promoted to lead Research & Development at Fogarty Research, a medical device think tank. Neil supervised four inventors and brought several devices from initial conception, through the FDA regulatory process, distribution to surgeons, and use in patients. Neil designed and fabricated many prototypes earning him more than 30 patents in the USA, Europe, and Asia.
He earned a Master of Arts degree studying the sociology of science, technology and innovation. While completing his studies, Neil was an adjunct professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology; teaching courses for engineers and architects studying innovation, technology, and the role and responsibilities of engineers in society.
During his sociological studies and pursuits in the medical field, Neil never lost touch with his roots in industrial engines. He always dedicated time to marine engineering in engine rooms at sea; whether working part-time on local vessels or shipping between semesters. Neil also worked as an adjunct professor at the California Maritime Academy, serving aboard the 25,000-horsepower medium-speed diesel engine-powered training ship and its previous steam turbine-powered training vessel. He taught classes to cadets in diesel engineering, steam and diesel power plant operation, maintenance, and watch standing.
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Q: Swift to Kotlin: Protocol to Interface, with generics Been working at this small code translation over the past couple days.  It's really just Kotlin syntax stumping me...
Swift:
protocol BaseProtocol {
    associatedtype VMType = BaseViewModel
    var viewModel: VMType { get set }
}

public class BaseViewModel {
    var moduleModel: ModuleModel
    required public init(moduleModel: ModuleModel) {
        self.moduleModel = moduleModel
    }
}

Here's what I've brought over to Kotlin, (it's the Protocol to interface stumping me, primarily with regards to the generics)
Kotlin:
interface BaseInterface<VMType> {    // Not sure if this is correct
    // protocol code...
}

class BaseViewModel(internal var moduleModel: ModuleModel)

I believe I have structured my BaseViewModel properly, but if that needs adjustment I am all ears, as well.
Thanks in advance for any advice!

A: I am not a swift programmer so correct me if I'm wrong. Is your protocol type bounded to the BaseViewModel class? If yes you can declare a bounded type in your interface as well.
interface BaseInterface<T : BaseViewModel>

And also, since you are bounded on the BaseViewModel class, be sure to set it as inheritable by adding the open modifier.
open class BaseViewModel(var moduleModel: ModuleModel)

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Schumann - Song Cycle Op. 39, On Poems by Eichendorff
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The Liederkreis op. 39, first published in 1842, remains one of Schumann's most important song cycles to this day, and not only because of the famous "Mondnacht." Eight years later, Schumann revised his work for a new edition, also replacing the opening piece in the first edition ("Der frohe Wandersmann") with the song "In der Fremde". The Henle Urtext edition offers both versions in their entirety, thereby providing a wonderful opportunity to study Schumann's later work on the music. The two editions for medium and lowvoice complement the original version for high voice (51480550) - and as always with Schumann, in well-planned transpositions by the experienced song accompanist Gerold Huber.


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Green chutney is one of the most popular freshley made chutneys in India. It is usually made with fresh coriander and green chilies. Ginger, garlic and something sour like mango or lemon is also added to the mixture and blended to form a dip often referred to as the green chutney (lili chutney). Some chefs add peanuts or even left over gathias to give a unique taste to the chutney.This green chutney is one of the ingredients always added to a lot of Indian street foods such as any chaats like sev puri, alu chaat etc. My recipe for a similar chutney using mangoes is here. This one has been made using apples.
Wash and roughly chop the coriander, chilies and apples. Peel the ginger and garlic.
2. Transfer the coriander, chilies apples, ginger and garlic to the blender. Add the salt and lemon juice and half a cup of water. Blend all this until smooth.
3. Once smooth, add the Olive oil and bottle the chutney to use when required. The chutney should be fine for 7-10 days if kept in the fridge.
What dishes do you add green chutney to?


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Cooking will start at 11am.
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For the April 12th meeting, our speaker will be our current club president Matt Kestenbaum. http://mkestenbaum.com/ He will be presenting a dining room sideboard recently completed. His presentation will cover working with figured maple, handling large drawers, mitered door frames, tapered legs and more. Below are a few pictures of the finished sideboard.
We will also have Ray Wendrzycki with a recap of February's 2017 Somerset Woodworking Show.
For the March 8th meeting, our speaker will be Greg Pilotti. He is a recent graduate of Thaddeus Stevens Cabinet Making Program. In 2013 Greg founded Greg Pilotti Furniture Makers, a custom furniture shop in Chester County, PA.
For the January meeting, club member Paul Steffen will give a presentation and demonstrate vacuum veneer pressing and bent lamination forming. He will go into detail, about the process and what is involved to be successful. If you ever thought about giving this process a try, this talk will be a excellent start.


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Q: FOSUserbundle: Redirect on accessing Admin section I have a normal FOSUserBundle installed in my Symfony project.
What I'm intending to do is provide my admin section further security by making it unknown to the public. What I want to do is throw a 404 error whenever somebody who is not an Admin tries to access the section directly, so nobody even knows at which address it is at, to prevent hacking attempts in the core.
I set up an ExceptionListener, which works fine:
public function onKernelException(GetResponseForExceptionEvent $event)
{
    $exception = $event->getException();

        $templating = $this->container->get('templating');

        $response = new Response($templating->render('ScatternoteBundle:Exception:error404.html.twig', array(
            'exception' => $exception
        )));

        $event->setResponse($response);
}

From my error404.html.twig:
{% if 'No route found for' not in exception.message and exception.message != 'Impossible to access an attribute ("album") on a NULL variable ("") in "ScatternoteBundle:Song:song.html.twig" at line 3' and 'Access Denied' not in exception.message%}
    Not a 404: {{ exception.message }}; Code: {{ exception.code }}

    {% endif %}

However, it only works when one is logged in as a user. If I'm not logged in and try to access /admin, I am redirected automatically to /login by the FOSUserBundle. I've done a lot of research, however I couldn't find any information on how to stop this from happening, or where this event is actually handled in the bundle.
I would greatly appreciate any help.
EDIT: My security.yaml:
security:
# http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/security.html#encoding-the-user-s-password
encoders:
    FOS\UserBundle\Model\UserInterface: sha512

# http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/security.html#hierarchical-roles
role_hierarchy:
    ROLE_ADMIN:       ROLE_USER
    ROLE_SUPER_ADMIN: ROLE_ADMIN

# http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/security.html#where-do-users-come-from-user-providers
providers:
  fos_userbundle:
       id: fos_user.user_provider.username_email
# the main part of the security, where you can set up firewalls
# for specific sections of your app
firewalls:
    # disables authentication for assets and the profiler, adapt it according to your needs
    dev:
        pattern:  ^/(_(profiler|wdt)|css|images|js)/
        security: false
    # the login page has to be accessible for everybody
    demo_login:
        pattern:  ^/demo/secured/login$
        security: false
    main:
                        pattern: ^/
                        form_login:
                            provider: fos_userbundle
                            csrf_provider: form.csrf_provider
                        logout:       true
                        anonymous:    true

    # secures part of the application
    demo_secured_area:
        pattern:    ^/demo/secured/
        # it's important to notice that in this case _demo_security_check and _demo_login
        # are route names and that they are specified in the AcmeDemoBundle
        form_login:
            check_path: _demo_security_check
            login_path: _demo_login
        logout:
            path:   _demo_logout
            target: _demo
        #anonymous: ~
        #http_basic:
        #    realm: "Secured Demo Area"

# with these settings you can restrict or allow access for different parts
# of your application based on roles, ip, host or methods
# http://symfony.com/doc/current/cookbook/security/access_control.html
access_control:
                - { path: ^/login$, role: IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY }
                - { path: ^/register, role: IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY }
                - { path: ^/resetting, role: IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY }
                - { path: ^/admin, role: ROLE_ADMIN }

A: The login page has a public access so that's normal why FOSUser redirect user to login form (In order to access secured area). Also when a user access a secured area a 403 exception (access denied) is throw (not 404 not found).
I think you should override the register action of FOSUser in the RegistrationController:
if ($user->hasRole('ROLE_ADMIN')) {
    $this->authenticateUser($user, $response);
} else {
throw new AccessDeniedException ('Oups !!! Access denied ' ) ;
}


Alright Schwab, here it is.....been thinking about it for a while now and I have to break this up into pre-1990 (never saw play or too young to really remember) and post-1990 (remember well). Plus I think the game has changed a lot since then (especially after 1985 and the 3pt line introduced).
Considered Kraft, Lindahl, and Carr but I think class B basketball was at its best in the early-mid 90's and these were the top players of that time.
Leon Thielges should be the Pre-90's point guard and Craig Nelson Post-90's. Those two knew the game extremely well, pick apart defenses, and can shoot. I would take them on my team any day as my point.
I didn't break my teams down based on positions. I just put the top 5 players together. That's who I'd want on the court if I was coaching. If you broke yours down by position, why is MacDonald at center??
ndlionsfan wrote: I didn't break my teams down based on positions. I just put the top 5 players together. That's who I'd want on the court if I was coaching. If you broke yours down by position, why is MacDonald at center??
Complete agreement with Guldseth, Berg, Olson, etc. Guldseth and Berg were the two best Class B players I've seen play. Saw them both numerous times, not only great players they lit up the gym. I'm going to throw some older names out there for my all time 5, I never saw them, but I've talked to old timers who's opinion I respect.
(Interesting note: Schlieman lit up "The Big E" Elvin Hayes and the U of Houston for 50 pts when Houston was one of the college powers in the country in '67 or '68. It would be like Lucas Moorman putting up 50 on North Carolina.) This leaves out Henry Milkey 6'2 guard for Minot Model high school in the early to mid 50's. I remember people talking about him in terms of the "legendary" Henry Milkey. Great topic.
The best starting five on one team had to be the starting five for MPCG in 1995.
cubsfan wrote: The best starting five on one team had to be the starting five for MPCG in 1995.
Scott Guldseth - Most dominant player in modern Class B - best B player ever? Ain't too many better.
John Rygg - Unstoppable guard from Mayville in the 70's. Complete scoring machine.
This team would be able to average about 100 points a game - but with the exception of Guldseth and Rygg - they aren't the extreme athletic types like Butch Lince, Jim Kleinsasser, or the like were - but I think this is a pretty tough line-up.
I would agree with NDLionsfan - the late 80's and early 90's were a talent pool of great BB players in ND which we haven't seen since in Class B.
Hopefully we won't be seeing any more stupid posts about "Mack and the boys."
Hinsa wrote: Hopefully we won't be seeing any more stupid posts about "Mack and the boys."
Too bad he was probably 4 when MPCG had a team compiled of 2 future NFL players (all be it taxi squads, Chuck Klabo, Leclair), 3 NAIA basketball players (Matt Swift, Macekovich, Gersiewski), 2 Division II basketball players(Jacobson, Darren Klabo), 1 Division I basketball player (Kraft), and a player drafted in the MLB draft (Dan Swift). Thats 8 players from one team. I would say that Cavalier is no where close to that. Add in at the same state tournament in 95... Hunter Berg, Jim Kleinsauser, Doug Swenson (2 year starting center at Creighton which made the Elite 8 and was on some NBA Draft boards as the last pick that year). Kind of a star studed year I would say.
I do mean 1995. That was there most talented team but got beat by Carrington (Jim Kleinsasser) in the Semi-finals.
wouldnt that mean carrington has a better starting 5?
MPCG should have won that game. They were winning, and with about half the 4th quarter remaining, they started playing stall ball. It backfired. Teams that succeed by moving the ball should avoid stall ball.
They were the most talented starting five in MPCG history. Talent does not always result in wins.
cubsfan wrote: They were the most talented starting five in MPCG history. Talent does not always result in wins.
he said they were the Best on one team. if you are going to be the best team in ones history how can it not be a team that wins state?
Let me restate that they were the most talented team in MPCG history. Mr. Del Kessler, the head coach of MPCG during the time period they won their state titles, said that the 1995 team was the MOST talented team that he ever coached during his tenure their.
cubsfan wrote: Let me restate that they were the most talented team in MPCG history. Mr. Del Kessler, the head coach of MPCG during the time period they won their state titles, said that the 1995 team was the MOST talented team that he ever coached during his tenure their.
does that mean he's a bad coach? i mean , if thats the best talent on a starting five ever.
I wouldn't call him a bad coach...Kleinsasser had unbelieveable night in the semi-finals at the state tournament.
I think the key word there is TEAM. The thing that year was that Jacobson, Daren Klabo, and Leclair were all Sophmores. Matt Swift and Chuck Klabo were Freshman (not sure on Swift). And Kraft was only an 8th Grader. Throw in Dan Swift who also was a pretty good player as a Senior. I can see how he can say that was the most talented team. But when the majority of your contributing players are Sophomores and younger they shouldn't be expected to win state. Put both of those teams against each other with MPCG's Sophomores as Seniors and they would beat Carrington. Kind of interesting to think that 30% of the starters in that game signed NFL contracts.


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Billy Choi
Billy Choi (South Korea) is majored in Film Studies at the graduate school of Dongguk University. She worked at Jeonju International Film Festival, Seoul International Woman's Film Festival, KOFIC (Korean Film Council) and Korean Barrier Free Film Committee.
She became associated with UMFF (Ulju Mountain Film Festival) when she began to work at the TFT, the preparation party of UMFF in 2014, and now works as a programmer of UMFF.
Billy Choi has travelled to various Mountain Films Festivals and she also came to the last edition of Bilbao Mendi Film Festival.
This year she returns as a jury.
Hélios Gracia
Helios Gracia (France) has been school teacher for 40 years, but he has also made numerous works for cinema, shooting three films with his students.
In the 90s he created a traveling cinema group in the mountain villages of his region. The last 12 years he has been member of the selection of films committee of the festival Coupe Icare, where now he is the Director.
He created the award of children jury, granted by his school children.
Jon Garaño
Jon Garaño (Donostia-San Sebastián). He studied journalism at the EHU-UPV and Theater in Sarobe and San Diego (USA). In 2001 he co-founded the Moriarti producer, where he works as director, producer and screenwriter. His films have been awarded in over 100 contests and have been broadcasted in more than fifteen countries. His most important films are 80 egunean, and Loreak, wich was nominated for Goya for best film and was nominated to the Oscars in 2015. His last work is Aundiya, which is not already released. He has also produced the documentary film Lucio and The Arrieta method, and it has several prices.
Pawel Wysoczanski
Pawel Wysoczanski was born in 1980 in Głogów (Poland). He was graduated in the University of Silesia in Katowice, Krzysztof Kieslowski Faculty of Radio and Television. He is the author of some documentary and feature films: Point of view, Flying education, On the road, We will be happy one day, awarded at several film festivals. One of his lastest work is the documentary Jurek about the famous mountaineer Jerzy Kukuczka. It has been distributed in cinemas all over the world, and also in Bilbao Mendi Film Festival, where it won the Best Alpinism Film Award last year. He is Expert at the Polish Film Institute.
Silvo Karo
Silvo Karo (Slovenia). During his illustrious sporting career he has completed numerous expeditions in Patagonia making numerous first ascents. Silvo's essay on the granite Patagonian giants even found its place in the book Voices from the Summit, which was published by National Geographic. In 1987 he ascended the south face of Cerro Torre, where he shot a film which was awarded in Trento's Silver Gentian for the best mountaineering film. Working as a cameraman he helped creating a TV programme on Slovenian national television. As the founding father and director of the Festival Gorniškega Filma, he has upgraded his rich mountaineering path with culture. He's been a jury of various international mountain film festivals and he is an honorary member of the British Alpine Club.


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2019 has been a big year for Park Aerospace, a company that operated a facility at the Newton City/County Airport for about 11 years.
Not only has the company announced an expansion project, but it is celebrating its 65th year as a company.
Park started by Jerry Shore and Tony Chiesa on March 31, 1954, in a small factory in Woodside, Queens, New York with five employees and first year's revenues of $124,206.59 — through the first year's after-tax profit was $621.17.
"We owe everything we have and everything we are to Jerry and Tony, our beloved founders. Jerry and Tony started the company with almost nothing, but they had the courage and conviction to overcome the many obstacles and challenges which came their way. Jerry and Tony were unstoppable in their day, and they achieved great things against serious odds," said Brian Shore, Park's Chairman and CEO.
The company grew and then began to transform.
"We are so deeply grateful to Jerry and Tony for founding our company and for passing down to us their unstoppable spirit. That unstoppable spirit is what allowed us to complete the transformation of Park from an electronics business to an aerospace business against very steep odds," Shore said.
The company has divested itself from other business units, becoming an aerospace-only company — and Newton is the focus.
"Park is now an aerospace company, and that will be what we do for the next 65 years," said Park Aerospace Senior Vice President Mark Esquivel. "What is special and unique about it is that we reinvented ourselves. We were historically an electronics company; now we are an aerospace company. Even though we are at 65 years, it is a new era for us."
That began, really, 11 years ago, when the company broke ground on a facility at the Newton City/County Airport.
"It was a lot of hard work, good people and dedication," Esquivel said. "It was a wheat field 10 or 11 years ago and we built it from the ground up. ... We want to recognize the people that have been here and worked really hard to build this up."
About 100 people currently work at the Newton location.
Esquivel has been in Newton for nine years. The last 12 months have been some of the most exciting — with a 10-year celebration of the Newton facility and the announcement of a large expansion of that facility.
The expansion will include the construction of a redundant manufacturing facility located adjacent to Park's existing facilities. This redundant facility, which according to Park Aerospace, is being constructed in part to support a major aerospace customer. The facility will include approximately 90,000 square feet of manufacturing and office space and will essentially double the size of Park's existing Newton facilities.
The total cost of the expansion is expected to be approximately $19 million, and the expansion is expected to be completed in the first half of the 2020 calendar year. Projections show the company adding 73 employees to the current roster of 90 over the course of 10 years. Projects show an estimated $21.3 million in wages paid to new employees over the next 10 years. Construction is expected to begin within six months.
Park Electrochemical Corp. is an aerospace company that develops and manufactures solution and hot-melt advanced composite materials used to produce composite structures for the global aerospace markets. Park's advanced composite materials include film adhesives and lightning strike materials.
Park's advanced composite materials are used to produce primary and secondary structures for jet engines, large and regional transport aircraft, military aircraft, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (also known as UAVs or drones), business jets, general aviation aircraft and rotary wing aircraft. Park also offers specialty ablative materials for rocket motors and nozzles and specially designed materials for radome applications.


Accessibility: St. Mark's Church is wheelchair accessible. Please call The Poetry Project at 212-674-0910 in advance of events to arrange accessibility. Please note on Fridays between 8-9:30pm the wheelchair accessible all gender bathrooms on the ground floor are unavailable because another arts project has performances in the sanctuary. There are All-Gender bathrooms on the second floor of the church. To access Parish Hall, attendees must pass through the main sanctuary and a corridor. There are 2 sets of double doors and two single doors to go through. The smallest of these doors at the end of the corridor is 28.5 inches wide. The Poetry Project will arrange for an ASL interpreter for any event with one week's advance notice.


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Veteran journalist and recipient of A.B.C Yola, Reporter of the Year Award (1997), Hassan Umar Shallpella, works with WAP as a Regional Correspondence. He was trained at Institute of Mass Communication and Technology Jos and Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, Training School Lagos.He was a News desk Editor and a Correspondent at the Punch newspaper and till 2019, was the Deputy Editor ofThe Scope newspaper.
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Hassan Umar Shallpella (Regional Correspondent)September 25, 2022
The Executive Director of the UN World Food Programme David Beasley, on Thursday told the UN Security Council that 345 million people are facing acute food insecurity in the 82 countries.
The Security Council was focusing on conflict-induced food insecurity and the risk of famine in Ethiopia, northeastern Nigeria, South Sudan and Yemen.
Beasley also said 70 million are pushed closer to starvation by the war in Ukraine, noted where the agency operates is more than twice the number of acutely food insecure people before the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020.
"What was a wave of hunger is now a tsunami of hunger," pointing to rising conflict, the pandemic's economic ripple effects, climate change, rising fuel prices and Russia's invasion of Ukraine," he said.
The UN World Food Programme David Beasley and UN humanitarian Chief Martin Griffiths also warned about the food crisis in Somalia, which they both recently visited, and Griffiths also put Afghanistan high on the list.
The UN food chief Beasley recalled his warning to the council in April 2020 "that we were then facing famine, starvation of biblical proportions".
He said then the world "stepped up with funding and tremendous response, and we averted catastrophe".
Beasley added that the Ukraine war is stoking inflation in Yemen, which is 90 percent reliant on food imports. The World Food Programme hopes to provide aid to about 18 million people, but its costs have risen 30 percent this year to $2.6bn.
"In northeast Nigeria, the UN projects that 4.1 million people are facing high levels of food insecurity, including 588,000 who faced emergency levels between June and August, Griffiths said. Almost half of those people could not be reached because of insecurity, and the UN fears "some people may already be at the level of catastrophe and already dying".
Griffiths urged the Security Council to "leave no stone unturned" in trying to end these conflicts, and to step up financing for humanitarian operations, saying UN appeals in those four countries are all "well below half of the required funding".
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60 seconds before the pasta is done, add the asparagus to the pot.
Drain the pasta-asparagus, put in a bowl, add the garlic and stir to heat then add the rest of the ingredients.


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Caius Rabirius (Rome, 130 av. J.-C. environ – 60 av. J.-C. environ) est un sénateur de la République romaine.

Il est accusé d'homicide et de haute trahison. La plaidoirie de Cicéron en sa faveur, Pro Rabirio reo perduellionis, a été conservée. Son neveu, Caius Rabirius Postumus, fut également défendu par Cicéron.

Meurtre et procès

C. Rabirius est mêlé au meurtre de Lucius Appuleius Saturninus en décembre 100 av. J.-C. Titus Labienus, tribun de la plèbe, dont l'oncle, Quintus Labienus, avait été lui-même tué au cours du meurtre de Saturninus et de ses partisans, lance une accusation contre Rabirius de haute trahison (), chef d'accusation archaïque qui n'apparaît que deux fois dans l'histoire romaine, et qui est passible d'une mort infamante (verges et crucifixion publique sur le champ de Mars).

Après débat au Sénat, un préteur, dont le nom est inconnu, désigne deux magistrats (), chargés de juger et de procéder à l'exécution capitale. Un tirage au sort Lucius César et son cousin Jules César, que Suétone présente comme l'inspirateur de l'affaire. Sur le conseil du consul Cicéron qui le soutient, Rabirius fait appel de sa condamnation grâce à la procédure de provocatio ad populum, faisant porter l'affaire devant le peuple.

Labienus est donc obligé de suivre la procédure tribunicienne. Il organise trois réunions publiques successives pour proposer au peuple la condamnation à mort de Rabirius. Labenius lors d'une quatrième réunion ne laisse parler Cicéron, défenseur de Rabirius qu'une demi-heure et fait entamer le vote de la condamnation à mort de Rabirius par les comices. Le préteur et augure Metellus Celer intervient pour interrompre le vote en prétextant que les auspices sont défavorables à la tenue des comices. Labenius passe outre et fait continuer le scrutin. Mettelus a recours à un rituel ancien, il fait enlever le drapeau rouge qui doit flotter sur la colline du Janicule lors de toute réunio des comices, ce qui interrompt leur tenue. Cet artifice sauve Rabirius, et Labenius ne s'obstine pas dans son action judiciare.

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Bibliographie
Auteurs antiques
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 Dion Cassius, Histoire romaine, XXXVII, 26-38.

Auteurs modernes
 A. Houlou, « Cicéron, Pro C. Rabirio Postvmo oratio, XIV, 40 », Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes, 2007/1 (tome LXXXI).

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using Ewk.BandWebsite.Catalogs;
using Ewk.BandWebsite.Process;
using Ewk.BandWebsite.Resources;
using Ewk.BandWebsite.Web.Common.ModelMappers;
using Ewk.BandWebsite.Web.Common.Models;
using Ewk.BandWebsite.Web.Common.Models.PhotoAdapterSettings;

namespace Ewk.BandWebsite.Web.UI.Controllers
{
    public class PhotoAdapterSettingsController : ControllerBase
    {
        //
        // GET: /PhotoAdapterSettings/

        [Authorize]
        public async Task<ActionResult> Index()
        {
            return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync(
                container =>
                {
                    var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);
                    var entity = process.GetAdapterSettings();

                    var mapper = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoAdapterSettingsMapper>(container);
                    var model = mapper.MapToDetail(entity);

                    return View(model);
                });
        }

        //
        // GET: /PhotoAdapterSettings/Edit

        [Authorize]
        public async Task<ActionResult> Edit()
        {
            return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync<ActionResult>(
                container =>
                    {
                        var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);
                        var entity = process.GetAdapterSettings();

                        var mapper = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoAdapterSettingsMapper>(container);
                        var model = mapper.MapToUpdate(entity);

                        return View(model);
                    });
        }

        //
        // POST: /PhotoAdapterSettings/Edit

        [Authorize, HttpPost]
        public async Task<ActionResult> Edit(UpdatePhotoAdapterSettingsModel model)
        {
            try
            {
                return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync(
                    container =>
                    {
                        var mapper = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoAdapterSettingsMapper>(container);
                        var entity = mapper.Map(model);

                        var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);
                        process.UpdateAdapterSettings(entity);

                        return RedirectToAction("Index");
                    });
            }
            catch
            {
                ModelState.AddModelError("", ExceptionMessages.GenericExceptionMessage);
                return View(model);
            }
        }

        [Authorize]
        public async Task<ActionResult> Authorize()
        {
            try
            {
                return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync<ActionResult>(
                    container =>
                        {
                            var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);
                            var uri = new Uri(Request.Url.GetLeftPart(UriPartial.Authority));
                            var callbackUri = new Uri(uri, "PhotoAdapterSettings/Authorized");
                            var authUri = process.GetAuthenticationUri(callbackUri);

                            return Redirect(authUri.AbsoluteUri);
                        });
            }
            catch
            {
                ModelState.AddModelError("", ExceptionMessages.GenericExceptionMessage);
                return View("Index");
            }
        }

        [Authorize]
        public async Task<ActionResult> Authorized()
        {
            try
            {
                return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync<ActionResult>(
                    container =>
                    {
                        var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);
                        process.Authorize(Request.Url);

                        return RedirectToAction("Index");
                    });
            }
            catch
            {
                ModelState.AddModelError("", ExceptionMessages.GenericExceptionMessage);
                return View("Index");
            }
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> Photos()
        {
            try
            {
                return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync(
                    container =>
                    {
                        var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);
                        var entities = process.GetPhotos()
                            .ToList();

                        var mapper = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoAdapterSettingsMapper>(container);
                        var model = mapper.Map(entities);

                        return PartialView("/Views/Photo/_Photos.cshtml", model);
                    });
            }
            catch
            {
                ModelState.AddModelError("", ExceptionMessages.GenericExceptionMessage);
                return PartialView("/Views/Photo/_Photos.cshtml", new ItemListModel<PhotoDetailsModel> { Title = "Photos", Items = new List<PhotoDetailsModel>() });
            }
        }

        [Authorize]
        public ActionResult UploadPhoto()
        {
            return View();
        }

        [Authorize, HttpPost]
        public async Task<ActionResult> UploadPhoto(string dummy)
        {
            try
            {
                return await CatalogsConsumerHelper.ExecuteWithCatalogScopeAsync(
                    container =>
                    {
                        var process = CatalogsConsumerHelper.ResolveCatalogsConsumer<IPhotoProcess>(container);

                        foreach (var fileName in Request.Files.AllKeys)
                        {
                            var file = Request.Files[fileName];
                            if (file == null) continue;

                            process.AddPhoto(file.InputStream, file.FileName);
                        }

                        return View();
                    });
            }
            catch
            {
                ModelState.AddModelError("", ExceptionMessages.GenericExceptionMessage);
                return View();
            }
        }
    }
}

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Energy Transfer Partners LP's Q4 Results Make Its Monster 12.4% Yield a Little Less Risky
All the company's metrics are heading in the right direction.
Matthew DiLallo
(TMFmd19)
Feb 22, 2018 at 10:34AM
Matthew is a senior energy and materials specialist with The Motley Fool. He graduated from Liberty University with a degree in Biblical Studies and a Masters of Business Administration. You can follow him on Twitter for the latest news and analysis of the energy and materials industries: Follow @matthewdilallo
As expected, Energy Transfer Partners' (NYSE:ETP) growth engine continued gaining steam in the fourth quarter, with earnings and cash flow up sharply thanks to a slew of recently completed expansion projects. Those rising results are providing more support for the company's high-yield payout, which currently sits at an eye-popping 12.4% because of the combination of a 26% slide in its unit price over the past year along with a more than 5% increase in the distribution level. Meanwhile, with more growth on the way and a boatload of balance sheet strengthening initiatives in the works, that risk of a distribution cut continues to fall.
Drilling down into the numbers
Energy Transfer Partners delivered growth in every metric that matters:
Year-Over-Year Change
Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA)
$1.94 billion
Distributable cash flow (DCF)
DCF per unit
Distribution coverage ratio
1.3 times
1.23 times
Data source: Energy Transfer Partners.
While most of its operating segments grew earnings, two stole the show:
Data source: Energy Transfer Partners. Chart by author. In millions of dollars.
Leading the way was the crude oil transportation and service segment, where earnings rocketed 130% year over year. The main driver was the company's expansion efforts thanks to the start-up of its Bakken Pipeline, the acquisition of a crude oil gathering system in Texas, and the addition of a joint venture asset, which combined to add $247 million in earnings during the quarter. The company also benefited from higher volumes on its legacy assets resulting from rising crude production in the United States.
Earnings in the midstream segment also rose sharply, up more than 50% versus last year's fourth quarter. The primary driver here was an improvement in oil prices, which enabled the company to capture additional earnings from higher margins. Meanwhile, higher volumes flowing through its systems and the acquisition of PennTex Midstream also padded the bottom line.
The interstate transportation and storage segment also provided a notable boost, with earnings rising 11%. Fueling that improvement was some incremental revenue from the partial start-up of the company's Rover Pipeline, which should enter full service by the end of the first quarter.
The growth from those segments more than offset some minor weaknesses in the intrastate transportation and storage and "all other" segments. The biggest decline stems from some franchise-related items in that "all other" segment. That's after the company reported a $24 million drop in earnings resulting from the termination of management fees paid by its parent Energy Transfer Equity (NYSE:ET) and a $6 million reduction in profits from its investment in sibling Sunoco LP (NYSE:SUN).
No matter how you crunch them, Energy Transfer's numbers looked good. Image source: Getty Images.
The one metric that stands out the most
Of the numbers Energy Transfer Partners reported, the one that jumps out is the distribution coverage ratio, which was a comfortable 1.3 during the quarter. But there's a bit more to the story here, since the continued support of Energy Transfer Equity has inflated that number temporarily because it has given up a portion of its lucrative management fees. However, even if we adjust for that support, Energy Transfer Partners still covered its high-yield distribution with ease.
Overall, Energy Transfer Partners generated $1.2 billion of DCF during the quarter and distributed $921 million to partners, leaving it with $274 million in excess cash. While Energy Transfer Equity gave up $174 million in fees during the quarter, Energy Transfer Partners still had $100 million to spare, meaning it covered its payout by 1.09 times, which is the first time in quite a while the company has achieved true excess coverage.
Its finances are getting better by the day
In addition to more than fully covering the payout, Energy Transfer has several strategic initiatives under way to help shore up its financial situation further. During the quarter, the company raised $2.25 billion of new debt and sold a stake in the Rover Pipeline to a private equity fund for $1.57 billion, giving it the money to pay off $500 million in higher cost debt and fund expansion projects. Meanwhile, after the quarter ended, the company sold the bulk of its compression business for $1.225 billion in cash and a portion of its investment in Sunoco LP back to its sibling for $540 million. These moves pushed the company closer to hitting its leverage target while also helping bridge the funding gap as it seeks to finance a large slate of expansion projects.
The reward remains compelling, but the risk is starting to fade
The reason Energy Transfer has such a high-yield is that investors have their doubts about its long-term sustainability. However, the company's fourth-quarter results show that those risks are slowly melting away. If the company can keep up its progress, it should help lift the weight that has been holding down its valuation, potentially setting risk-tolerant investors up to score a significant return from here.
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Played a key role in Leicester's early burst, scoring in the 2-1 win at Norwich, but injury restricted him in the second half of the season.
The 30-year-old has made the left-back position his own after joining Leicester from Schalke on a free transfer.
The winger has been used sparingly off the bench, but has shown enough to justify the Foxes' £3.7m outlay.
The Japan international has proved a fine foil for Vardy up front, taking the knocks and creating extra space while Vardy gets the goals.
Understated but vital, the former Manchester United trainee admitted he has an almost telepathic understanding with Jamie Vardy.
He joined on a free transfer from Aston Villa and, after an understated but hardworking first season, the winger has excelled.
His Leicester career looked to be drifting after just 18 appearances last season, but Simpson has become key at right back.
The Swansea loanee scored one of the most important goals of the season in Leicester's 3-2 comeback victory over Aston Villa in September.
The fullback started the season as the club's firstchoice right back but slowly slipped out of favour. He was loaned to Middlesbrough in February.
The Wales international has found it hard to break the midfield strangehold of Kante and Drinkwater, but has proved to be an able deputy.
Last season's 13-goal top scorer played second fiddle to Vardy and Okazaki, but he was still a useful asset to Ranieri.
His understanding with Wes Morgan and experience has been exceptional as the defence tightened up in the second half of the season.
The goalkeeper kept five straight clean sheets during the run-in to help propel the Foxes to the title - after waiting until October for a shut-out.
The 32-yearold skipper has been at the heart of Leicester's success. He will be lifting the trophy after his second season in the top flight.
An absolute steal for a reported £5.6 million ($11m) from Caen, the deep-lying midfielder was nominated for the PFA Player of the Year Award.
The 29-year old set a new EPL record by scoring in 11 straight games and became Leicester's third PFA Player of the Year nominee.
Other Foxes who made less than 10 league appearances - Gokhan Inler, Joe Dodoo, Yohan Benalouane, Daniel Amartey, Marcin Wasilewski, Andrej Kramaric.


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Tom Brady Ripped His Pants on National TV After the Greatest Golf Shot of His Life
by Jack Dougherty on May 25, 2020
Tom Brady impressed the sports world Sunday when he holed out an approach shot during The Match: Champions for Charity. On the 7th hole, Brady hit his fourth shot from the fairway and spun it back into the hole for the unconventional birdie. After sending the entire Internet into a frenzy, however, Brady ripped his pants reaching to grab the ball out of the cup. TNT caught the unfortunate wardrobe malfunction live on air, turning Brady's great triumph into an embarrassing blunder.
Tom Brady struggled to start The Match and was roasted on the Internet
GOLFTV: "That'll be in the fairway…
…on seven"
Tiger, to TomBrady. pic.twitter.com/RpegN6nacQ #GOLFTV
— Wayne Willmore™ (@crazy_willows) May 25, 2020
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Before Tom Brady's incredible hole out, he was struggling mightily to start the match. Brady hit multiple tee shots out of bounds in the first six holes of the competition, and the Internet let him have it.
Brady put his partner, Phil Mickelson, into an early hole with his poor play to start. The duo went down three holes early as Brady continued to spray drives into the trees. It was looking as if Brady was on his way to an embarrassing performance, but he turned it all around on the 7th hole.
After another bad drive and a few hacks out of the trees, Brady got back in play to set up his fourth shot on the par-5. Incredibly, he holed the shot from over 100 yards out. It was the best moment of The Match to that point by far, but Brady one-upped himself in an embarrassing way minutes later.
Tom Brady ripped his pants while reaching for the ball
Pants wanted in on social distancing I guess… https://t.co/PJBPyFWowI
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 25, 2020
Walking up to the hole after a hole-out is one of the best feelings a golfer can experience. It's extremely rare to make a shot from over 100 yards away, so Brady was pumped about his game-changing shot.
So pumped, in fact, that his pants couldn't even hold on when he reached to grab his ball out of the hole. As Brady bent down to grab the ball with his left hand, his pants split in the back right in front of the TV cameras.
It was a hilariously embarrassing moment for the man who never gets laughed at. Brady had to slip on a pair of rain pants to cover the hole, but he laughed it off and had some fun on Twitter afterward.
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After Brady's slow start, he started to turn it on after the hole out on the 7th hole. He started to hit the ball off the tee much straighter and his short game impressed the two pros.
Brady and Mickelson even made an alternate shot eagle as they mounted their comeback. The duo got all the way back to one down with two holes to play, but they couldn't catch Woods and Manning in the end.
Brady bounced back from his ripped pants better than anyone ever could. Millions of people saw his wardrobe malfunction, but it never even fazed the future Hall of Famer.
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Man receives big pay out after claiming he lost tooth in botched operations
He said he suffered years of agony
Daniel ChipperfieldContent Editor
Owain Reed
Owain Reed, a 30-year-old web developer from Bristol, has received £16,000 in an out of court settlement after saying he suffered from years of agony.
His dentists' failure to spot and treat decay and provide adequate root canal treatment will lead to the future loss of one tooth and repeat root canal treatments on a further two teeth, it is alleged.
Mr Reed also suffered episodes of pain and infection, due to unnecessary treatments, he claims.
Mr Reed visited two dentists based in Plymouth between 2011 and 2014 but says he received poor treatment from both.
"I was at university when I first went to see my dentist in January 2011," Mr Reed said.
"I was experiencing toothache when eating so I made an appointment with the dentist. She said I needed root canal treatment, which she undertook in February. I thought that would be the end of it."
However, Mr Reed says this wasn't the case.
"I went back to the dentist for a check-up in 2013," Mr Reed recalled.
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"This time I saw another dentist, who told me everything was fine. So again, I thought there was nothing to worry about."
Then in June 2014 Mr Reed said he was suffering from toothache again, so he made another appointment with the second dentist who prescribed antibiotics.
Mr Reed said, "I remember thinking it was a little bit strange there was still something wrong with the tooth my original dentist had performed root canal treatment on, but you just trust what your dentist says."
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Then Mr Reed's dental health rapidly deteriorated and he suddenly started suffering from bouts of toothache, he said. They performed root canal treatment on another tooth in July 2014 but by December he claims he started suffering from particularly excruciating toothache again.
"I couldn't eat properly," Mr Reed said.
"I went back and was prescribed antibiotics, but they then performed root canal treatment on another tooth. The problems were never ending, but I just started to think I had bad teeth."
The tooth
The extent of Mr Reed's problems only started to become clear when he saw a different dentist, he said.
"I moved to Bristol so saw a new dentist," Mr Reed said.
"I was immediately told I needed another two fillings. The dentist also said my existing fillings were very poorly fitted. At this point I realised my never ending dental problems were simply down to bad treatment."
He says analysis revealed his dentists had failed to diagnose and treat decay at one of his teeth and also failed to provide adequate root canal treatment at two of his teeth.
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Mr Reed had endured an avoidable root canal treatment, will avoidably lose one tooth and requires two repeated root canal treatments with a specialist, it is alleged.
"I still suffer from toothache now," Mr Reed said.
"It's exacerbated when I'm run down. The next thing is going to be having two more root canal treatments and my tooth extracted. I'll need an implant to fill the gap, which putting the pain and hassle of having an implant aside is going to be expensive. And it's all because my dentists weren't doing their jobs properly. It's ridiculous."
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Georgina France of the Dental Law Partnership commented: "The distress and pain our client experienced was completely unnecessary. If the dentists had carried out adequate treatment in the first place, all his problems could have been avoided."
The Dental Law Partnership took on Mr Reed's case in 2016. The case was successfully settled in 2019 when the dentists paid £16,000 in an out of court settlement. The dentists did not admit liability.
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