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Future ballpark projects: Still waters run deep
By Kevin Reichard on September 15, 2020 in Future Ballparks, Major-League Baseball, Minor-League Baseball
Regular readers know we run a list of upcoming ballpark projects on the right-hand column of every Ballpark Digest page. This list includes projects on the MiLB, MLB, indy, summer-collegiate, spring-training and college-baseball fronts, and covers both new ballparks and renovations. Right now the list is a little wonky–and here's why. (more…)
Bruce Miller New Populous Americas Managing Director
By Ballpark Digest Editors on October 17, 2019 in Major-League Baseball, Minor-League Baseball, The Front Office
Bruce Miller, whose portfolio includes Target Field, Allianz Field and Exploria Stadium, is the new managing director for Populous Americas. (more…)
2015 Best Major Ballpark Renovation: CenturyLink Sports Complex/Hammond Stadium
By Ballpark Digest Editors on October 23, 2015 in Awards, Major-League Baseball, Minor-League Baseball, News
It was a two-year project, an extreme makeover designed to keep spring-training, regular-season and developmental operations running while the CenturyLink Sports Complex and Hammond Stadium were renovated and expanded — a project that earned Ballpark Digest's Best Major Ballpark Renovation of 2015. (more…)
Twins hold groundbreaking on spring-training upgrades; new renderings released
By Kevin Reichard on October 3, 2013 in Features, Major-League Baseball
The Minnesota Twins held a groundbreaking today to mark the official beginning of renovations to Hammond Stadium and the Lee County Sports Complex, the team's spring home. "Since 1991 the Twins and Lee County have enjoyed the model public-private partnership," said Twins President Dave St. Peter. "Today's groundbreaking signifies the evolution of the partnership as […]
Populous awarded Twins spring-complex design project
By Kevin Reichard on March 1, 2013 in Features, Major-League Baseball
The contract to design upgrades to Lee County Sports Complex and Hammond Stadium, spring home of the Minnesota Twins, has been awarded to Populous. The Lee County Board of Commissioners approved the deal with Populous to design the $42.5 million renovation. The ballpark also serves as home to the Fort Myers Miracle (High Class A; […]
Researching ballpark sites in Nashville
By Kevin Reichard on September 19, 2011 in At the Ballpark, Future Ballparks
There's another run at a new Nashville Sounds (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) ballpark, as Populous is hired by Metro to determine the best sites in Davidson County for a new facility. If this sounds familiar, it is: the previous owners of the Sounds retained Populous to come up with a ballpark plan. The result […]


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With all the pitfalls that can affect your music career, keeping your gear safe should be high on your list of priorities. This goes for whether you're a guitar-playing singer-songwriter, who hires session musicians online or part of a band that hits the road playing nightly gigs (or both).
The theft of musical gear is quite common and can set you back thousands of dollars. That was the case with Zolopht, a band which reportedly had over $24,000 worth of equipment stolen outside of a hotel in Houston, Texas, in July 2016. Just before their story broke, Los Igualados, a Regional Mexican band, reportedly lost over $50,000 worth of equipment and instruments, also in Houston.
Knowing what the venue will be like beforehand, as well as the security arrangements, and other logistic details can help you to plan a comfortable (and safe) entrance and exit ahead of time. In addition, you will also be able to sort out where you're going to stay and good places to park if you have to leave your money makers in a van or trailer.
Lack of preparation is behind many incidents where music instruments, laptops, and band paraphernalia get stolen. For instance, booking a room at the last minute on the day of your show or worse, after it has ended, will leave you with little to no control over where you end up staying and if you will be able to properly secure your stuff there. Also, knowing very little about the venue could leave you vulnerable to possible blind spots that could be exploited by crooks, or increase the chances of you coming into contact with a drunken crowd.
Leaving your instruments locked up in a vehicle is not a good idea, but it is not always unavoidable. As such, you need to be strategic in how you park and where you park. For example, you could try parking in well-lit areas and close to security cameras, if you have to leave your car or trailer. Additionally, if your vehicle has a back door or window, back it up as close as possible to a wall or other fixed object that would make it difficult for someone to enter from the rear.
So you need to make a quick stop at the grocery store or drop off something at your friend's house, and you feel you won't be gone more than a few minutes. Well, a few minutes is all a thief needs to break into your car and remove anything of value that you might have left on the car seat in plain sight. There are many horror stories online from musicians who have been robbed of their equipment after leaving it unattended for 'just a few minutes.' Don't do it.
Just as how you consider insuring your car if it gets stolen, you should also seriously contemplate insuring your instruments and equipment as well. Insurance can mean the difference between being out of work for a long time until it's possible for you to replace your instruments and being able to get back on your feet in little to no time. In recent times, there have been a few companies that offer coverage for your instruments at reasonably competitive prices. Better to be safe than sorry.
If you have lots of musical gear, you will most likely need to make several trips or have a number of people load them into your vehicle when the show is over or when you arrive. To prevent someone slipping in and stealing something when your back is turned, have someone trustworthy do nothing but stand guard at the door until everything is put back in or taken out. It is a great idea to have a checklist, to make it easy for everything to be accounted for.
Being in familiar territory or around friends can cause you to have a false sense of security. The truth is, once you have anything of value, you could be watched by someone who's waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike. Too often, people lose their valuables in surroundings where they thought they would have been safe. It is better to err on the side of suspicion and have your instruments intact than to let your guard down and be left without the ability to do what you love.
Musical instruments are not cheap. Neither is a laptop containing gigabytes or terabytes of music recordings or other important data. But protecting your gear is not limited to the threat of theft. Damage from accidents or storing your equipment in unideal environments can also set back your career. So, practice good maintenance techniques to preserve your instruments, maintain the integrity of sensitive computer components, and extend the life of high-end equipment.
It is important to follow the above tips and any other you might know of to ensure your music is never threatened. In other words, your music is your life, so protect it at all costs.


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Q: Symfony2 - A way to get all controllers of a bundle? Is there a way to get all controllers (and the class) of a bundle ? Including all parent contollers ?
Thank's

A: The most realistic way to this is is by getting the endpoints of the routes.
A controller doesn't have a required structure as the documentation implies.  An action method does not need to be suffixed with Action in the name.  The reason it is documented this way is because a lot of people use the catch all configuration in their routing yml, the suffix is needed to guess the endpoints.
When you print out the routes:
print_r($this->container->get('router')->getRouteCollection()->all());

You will see the controller methods used against each route.
These routes technically don't 'belong' to any bundle since you can point a route at any method of any class.
However, you can use the list and a bit of string magic to tell the bundle based on the namespace.
Bare in mind that a _controller like web_profiler.controller.profiler:infoAction means the method belongs to a service instantiated via dependency injection.

A: Altough there is no offical way to get the controllers, you can use the following code to get all controllers:
$bundles = $this->container->getParameter('kernel.bundles');
$controllers = [];
foreach ($bundles as $bundle) {
    $reflection = new \ReflectionClass($bundle);
    $controllerDirectory = dirname($reflection->getFileName()) . '/Controller';
    if (file_exists($controllerDirectory)) {
        $d = dir($controllerDirectory);
        while (false !== ($entry = $d->read())) {

            if (preg_match("/^([A-Z0-9-_]+Controller).php/i", $entry, $matches)) {
                $controllers[] = ['fileName' => $controllerDirectory. '/'. $entry, 'class' => $reflection->getNamespaceName() . '\Controller\\' . $matches[1]];
            }
        }
        $d->close();
    }
}
print_r($controllers);

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Supreme Court upholds attack on people's right to contest elections
On December 10, the Supreme Court dismissed a PIL challenging the validity of the Haryana Panchayati Raj (Amendment) Act, 2015, which mandates educational and other norms for candidates contesting Panchayat elections.
As reported in the October 1-15, 2015 issue of MEL, the Haryana Panchayati Raj (Amendment) Act, 2015, which was passed in the State Assembly on September 7, fixes minimum educational qualifications for candidates contesting the panchayat elections. It fixes matriculation as the essential qualification for male general candidates while the qualification for women (general) and Scheduled Caste candidates has been fixed at Class VIII. In the case of woman candidates belonging to SC category contesting election for the post of Panch (panchayat head), the minimum qualification has been fixed at Class V. The amended act also bars from contesting elections all those who have loan arrears due to co-operative banks, who have failed to pay electricity bills or do not have a functional toilet at their place of residence. It bars candidates who may have been convicted or face charges for an offence entailing a jail term of more than 10 years.
On September 17, the Supreme Court had issued a stay on this, in response to a petition filed by three persons rendered ineligible to contest the elections under the amended law. Now the Supreme Court has declared as constitutionally valid all five new conditions imposed by the Haryana Government for contesting panchayat elections in the state, holding that "educational qualifications were necessary for effective discharge of various duties of the panchayats" and that "the primary duty of any civic body was to maintain sanitation". Elected representatives must be "an example for others", the Supreme Court is reported to have said.
Communist Ghadar Party of India condemns this amendment by the Haryana government as yet another cruel attack on the right of people to contest elections. Clearly this amendment is aimed at further marginalising the working class, peasantry, women and poorer sections, thereby strengthening the domination of the rich and propertied sections over the village and district local bodies.
Those petitioning against the amendment have pointed out that 83 per cent of Dalit women, 71 per cent women in general and 56 per cent men would be excluded from contesting the panchayat elections as a result of this amendment. This amendment makes a complete mockery of the much touted 73rd and 74th Constitution Amendment Bills, which were introduced to allegedly empower people at the grassroots, through the Panchayati Raj or local self government process.
The existing political process in our country is designed to completely marginalise the working and poor masses. The big bourgeoisie, through their political parties, exercise the right to decide who should be the candidates for the elections at various levels. People do not enjoy the right to select their own candidates. They have no mechanism by which they can demand accountability from their elected representative or seek his recall, if he violates the people's interests. People have no power to influence any decisions made by the government, which are inevitably made to serve the interests of the big capitalist monopolies. People have no power to initiate legislation.
On top of all this, if criteria such as educational qualification, ability to pay back loans and electricity dues, having functioning toilets at home, etc. are imposed, as the Haryana government's amendment to the Panchayati Raj Act aims to do, then this amounts to the government punishing the poor for the failure of the present political system to provide education, ensure a decent livelihood and proper sanitation and living conditions to the vast masses of workers, poor peasants, dalits and women. The fact that even today in our country masses of the people in urban and rural areas are deprived of even these most basic conditions of human existence is a glaring indictment of the prevailing system. To blame the people, who are the victims of this system, for their conditions and then to use this to further marginalise them from the political process – this reveals the utter criminality of our ruling class. These amendments will make it even more difficult for poor people, the workers and peasants, those who really want to bring about a change in the conditions of society, to select candidates from among their midst, or to stand for elections and challenge the stranglehold of the established political parties of the ruling big bourgeoisie over the political process.
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