Satire: Our teenage daughter decided to raise money for that cute kid you see on TV, trying to raise money for his children�s hospital. Because we made sure her bedtime stories were inspired by Ludwig von Mises, Russell Kirk, and William F. Buckley, Jr., her decision to open a lemonade stand came as no surprise. The organic lemons came from a tree we planted years ago, the potable water came from our own well. She placed her cardboard lemonade stand in our front yard, adjacent to the sidewalk.
Then, arm-in-arm, along came Bernie, Hillary, Barack, Elizabeth, and Michael, followed by Michael�s pistol-packing body guards. Michael said, "Kid, as a former mayor, I know you gotta have a city permit to sell those sugar-laced 16-oz. beverages."
"I don�t, your Honor. But I am helping a licensed, tax-exempt charity. My sweetener is: Stevia rebaudiana."
"Well, we�ll see about that," mumbled Michael.
"Miss," said Barack, "I don�t see any minorities working here. Of folks like me, you need to be hiring 13-percent."
"But sir," there�s just 100-percent of me and I must keep my overhead low."
"By the way, you got ObamaCare?"
"No, sir, ObamaCare is too expensive and I don�t get to keep the doctor who delivered me. So, Dad started my own health-savings plan IRA. By the time I�m old enough to need extensive medical care, I will be able to pay my own way."
"Proud of you," said, Hillary. "Back when my mother named me after Sir Edmund Hillary and when I was dodging bullets in Bosnia, I was a feminist like you."
"Ma�am, I am not a feminist. While I am for equal pay for equal work, I cannot do everything that men can do and men cannot do everything that I can do. God made us different for a reason."
"Well, I�m not sure I believe in that God stuff," said Bernie. "Also, I notice you only charge $1.00 for 16-oz. of lemonade. Under my plan, 90 cents will go for taxes. You would be wasting your time here."
"Sir, you are correct. I would have no incentive to do this work."
"Look, kid," said Elizabeth," you must pay taxes because you did not build this road here or build the sidewalk that brings your customers to you." Barack nodded his agreement.
"Beg to differ, ma�am. The taxes paid by my family helped pay for the roads. My Dad and I and laid the forms and poured this sidewalk ourselves. And it is on our property."
"Speaking of property," said Bernie, "this would be a good place for low-income housing and, if your folks don�t want to sell your land, we can have the state use the Power of Eminent Domain to take it. And besides, I don�t believe in private property to begin with. Anyway, the state should be running this lemonade business.
"But sir, my volunteer labor keeps overhead low and every dime I make goes to that little kid in a wheelchair. Likely, the state would be selling only 8-oz. cups for $5.00. No one would buy lemonade at that price."
"Listen, kid," said Michael, "that�s enough of your Capitalist crap. Okay men, she�s got no permit. Shut her down!"


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Q: Read a file in Java in the same folder of the runtime jar I have a Maven Java application which accesses an XML configuration file. This configuration file should be placed in the same folder of the application jar so that any configuration would easily "follow" the application.
I use the following piece of code to get the jar's absolute path
String path = Runner.class.getProtectionDomain().getCodeSource().getLocation().getPath();
String decodedPath = URLDecoder.decode(path, "UTF-8");

Running it in debug mode returns the following path
/C:/Users/user/git/project/project/target/classes/

So the jar is run (in debug mode) from the target/classes folder thus the XML config file should be placed in that folder.
The problem is that whenever I rebuild the project the target folder gets overwritten and the config file deleted.
Is there any way to solve this problem, which affects only the development phase?
I was thinking about telling Maven to not delete the config file in some way, but I don't know how.
Thank you in advance
Best regards,
Giulio

A: This can be achived using maven out of the box. Simply put the XML file in src/main/resources/, during the build it will be copied into target/classes
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.maven.archetypes -DgroupId=sub.optimal.example -DartifactId=superapp
cd superapp/
mkdir src/main/resources
touch src/main/resources/example.xml
mvn package
ls target/classes/*.xml

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1 May 2010: Confronting climate change is a top priority for the government of Mexico City. With the city's Green Plan (Plan Verde), Mayor Marcelo Ebrard and his team have introduced a number of measures to cut the emission of greenhouse gases, reduce traffic congestion and preserve water resources. Such measures often require considerable sacrifices before they produce benefits. In an interview with City Mayor's Latin American Correspondent, Mexico City's Minister of the Environment, Martha Delgado, described the extent of the challenge, outlined details of the Green Plan and explained how the city government communicates with residents.
Mexico City has been the subject of environmental concern for over two decades. In 1990, there were a total of 333 days (or 92.2 per cent of the entire year) during which the ozone level was above the Mexican national standard, which is 0.110 parts per million. "We couldn't even see our astonishing volcanoes the Popocateptl and Iztacicihuatl because of the polluted air," the Minister told City Mayors. In 2009 the number of days in which the ozone level was above the standard fell to 180. In addition, the number of average hours per day that the ozone standard is above the norm has also fallen over the same period - from an average of 4.9 hours per day in 1990, to 1.5 hours per day in 2009. Other pollutants, including carbon dioxide and lead, have also fallen significantly. Still there are lots of challenges as Mexico City faces every day serious environmental problems.
Minister Martha Delgado is one of the most prominent leaders of the environmental movement participating in Mexican politics today. Among many activities, she has led the Confederation of Environmentalist Groups, one of the most important environmentalist networks in Mexico representing 85 NGO's in the country. As advisor to the President of the National Ecology Institute, she has worked towards decentralizing environmental management and building consensus for decrees that have established new natural protected areas.
With a nervous smile, she recognizes that Mayor Ebrard jokingly blames her every time his popularity rate drops. "I know that sometimes we need to make unpopular decisions in order to achieve long-term environmental goals in a complex city, such as Mexico City, but as long as the Mayor is consistent with his decisions, people will recognize his aims and efforts," she told City Mayors.
The left-wing government of Mexico City is known for its progressive agenda, particularly in areas such as public participation and consultation mechanisms, which led to nearly 1.5 million people participating in environmental public consultation during the past three years. Minister Delgado stresses that due to changing rainfall patterns since 1990, water supply problems and a rising population, city government and residents must work together even closer. The main focus will be climate change. Delgado stressed that any progress will be achieved locally: "At the end of the day, while countries are participating in the debate worldwide, local authorities are the ones who are going to implement these measures are expected to deliver".
Mayor Marcelo Ebrard's government in Mexico City has made improving air quality an important priority of his administration. As a result, during the plan's first year of implementation, greenhouse gas emissions fell by two per cent. The climate action program is part of a 15-year green plan for one of the biggest cities in the world. With an extensive and passionate career on environmental issues Minister Martha Delgado recognizes that there is still a lot to do for the environment in Mexico City: "Adoption of climate change commitments is a local matter, mayors need to allocate resources and deliver to citizens, so mayors should lead the cause. Today, Mexico City is investing one billion US dollars a year in its climate action program (almost eight per cent of the year budget) and in December 2009 Mayor Marcelo Ebrard was named chairman of the World Mayor Council on Climate Change".
In terms of improvement of public transportation, Mexico City has been recognized by international organizations for its efforts on adapting sustainable ways to achieve urban mobility. Mexico City's subway system, already one of the world's largest, is being expanded with a 12th line – an investment of US$ two billion. The City's extensive taxi fleet is being modernized, with the government providing funds to replace older vehicle models with new, environmental-friendly ones. Also bicycle mobility programs have been introduced by investing in 1,000 bicycle pick-up points in city centre locations.
The Mexico City minister recognizes that, while cooperation and understanding between citizens and the government are stronger than ever before, some of the initiatives have been polemic: "We have proposed a plan to the community for mandatory public transportation for students attending the largest elementary and secondary schools. We are positive that if we set up a system for all public schools to transport their students in environmentally friendly buses, we can significantly reduce emissions as well as traffic congestion. However understandably, there are people who are reluctant to allow their kids to ride on public transportation run by the government. We are working with them to find a solution for this situation, but on the whole, people are remarkably willing to cooperate" – she says.
Water access is a complex problem for Mexico City. According to Minister Martha Delgado, this year there are 21 million people living in the area known as the Valley of Mexico, with 42 per cent of them in Mexico City. It is estimated that the over exploitation of aquifers will be of 120%, 6.3m³/s of residual waters will be generated and only 1.2m³/s of them, will be treated. Because of this, a Special Commission for the Overall Management of Water was created, with the purpose to make sure that the total provision of the water requirements of the population can be achieved without any risk for the future generations.
Mexico City's climate action program therefore includes measures such as: investing in water infrastructure to ensure that demand can be met; minimizing losses due to leakage and encouraging businesses and consumers to reduce usage and waste. A new water pricing system will be implemented this year, which is designed to promote conservation.
Regarding land conservation, 59 per cent of the total land area of the Federal District of Mexico City is designated a conservation area. These areas are under threat from illegal development, logging and fires, which impact regional rain patterns and climate change. Mexico City has created a special police unit of 1,500 officers to enforce environmental regulations in the land conservation areas. The city has also planted 1.4 million trees.
The Government of Mexico City is taking the lead on many of these issues. However, there is long-term plan ahead with costly measures and decisions. But, as it was proven in the past, citizen participation in local government decisions seems to be working and, as a result from these collaborative efforts, the citizens of Mexico City have a more clear future which will allow them, once more, to enjoy the magnificent volcanoes as part of Mexico's City skyline.
The authorities are closing down Mexico City's vast 56 million-tonne garbage landfill site at Bordo Poniente in a year's time with plans to replace it with a recycling centre. The 420-hectare facility, opened in 1985, can no longer cope with its daily dose of 12,500 tonnes of waste.
The proposed 300-hectare Integral Centre for Recycling and Energy (CIRE), at an estimated cost of $140 million, is to be built as part of a program announced by Mexico City's recently created Integral Management of Solid Waste Commission. This was initiated by Mayor Marcelo Ebrard and the city's environmental, health, finance, and public works departments, together with the Science and Technology Institute, with the objective of raising money through plastics recycling, the generation of compost and by exploiting the biogas emanating from landfill areas.


Dasha Corner and the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center (GNOFHAC) filed a lawsuit Monday, December 4, 2006 against the Housing Authority of New Orleans (HANO) and LGD Rental 1, LLC, doing business as River Garden Apartments (River Garden), in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. (Civil Action No. 06-10751). The lawsuit alleges that HANO and River Garden violated the Fair Housing Act and a 2003 Enforcement Agreement entered into between former residents of the St. Thomas public housing development, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and HANO. The Tulane Civil Litigation Clinic is representing both Ms. Corner and GNOFHAC in the federal lawsuit.
The parties reached an agreement resolving a portion of the lawsuit today in federal court, which was entered as an Order of the court by U.S. District Judge Peter Beer. This agreement will result in Ms. Corner being provided with keys and a unit at River Garden Apartments by 5 p.m. Plaintiffs' claims for damages and further injunctive relief remain.
Specifically, the lawsuit alleges that for one full year after Hurricane Katrina, HANO and River Garden leased public housing units to employees of HANO and other ineligible households, rather than to former St. Thomas residents like Ms. Corner who were in dire need of housing and who were entitled to a preference for a unit at River Garden. Despite the fact that HANO and River Garden admitted Ms. Corner prior to Hurricane Katrina, and despite Ms. Corner's repeated efforts over more than a year since Hurricane Katrina to obtain a unit at River Garden, HANO and River Garden continued to deny her a unit, instead renting the public housing units to individuals who did not have a preference to occupy the units in accordance with the 2003 Enforcement Agreement.
In addition, HANO continues to violate the Enforcement Agreement's requirements with respect to quarterly reporting, document retention, and the advertising of available units to former St. Thomas residents.
Any other former St. Thomas residents in good standing who are interested in returning to the River Garden Apartments should contact the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center (504) 596-2100.


A small amount of radioactive, weapons-grade plutonium about the size of a U.S. quarter is missing from an Idaho university that was using it for research, leading federal officials on Friday to propose an $8,500 fine.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Idaho State University can't account for about a 30th of an ounce (1 gram) of the material that's used in nuclear reactors and to make nuclear bombs.
Idaho State University has a nuclear engineering program and works with the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory, considered the nation's primary nuclear research lab and located about 65 miles (105 kilometers) northwest of the school.


After wrapping up a successful (sometimes stressful) holiday season, a company getaway up to the mountains was much deserved and much needed. Fourteen of us trekked up caravan style to our beautiful log cabin destination, which appeared like a beacon of light tucked away in the middle of an unexpected snow storm in Sugarloaf, ME.
Ping pong, skiing, hiking, fires, cocoa, tea, jacuzzi, wine and whiskey, it was everything we could want our winter getaway to be. On our last day we made use of the fresh fallen snow and beauty of our surroundings to capture a few great Winter shots for the Kiel James Patrick website.
So sweet! Love all the sweaters and patterns!! What a beautiful place!
I haven't been to Sugarloaf in years and these photos made me miss it terribly. Looks like you had an amazing time.
Do you all do fashion shoots for companies like Brooks Brothers, J Crew etc….?
Whose house is that above?
Do you do this every day? (if so how fun)!
Just not sure what the business is and surely you aren't doing this extravagant shoots for the blog alone, haha. Thanks!
Loving all of these pictures!! You always have such beautiful and creative pics!
The sweaters, the boots, and the wooden skis: lovely!!! I'm getting ready to start a month of sweaters on my blog and had so much fun with the rare opportunity to shoot in snow this week. I'm glad you all had a fabulous time on your getaway!
Are the new boots you tried out narrower/less wide than their traditional boot? I've bought and returned two pairs because the original boot, while ideal for Upstate NY, are soooo wide! Crossing my fingers the new design is more ideal for women!! Any insight would be appreciated.
Looks like a lot of fun! The sweaters are perfect for this occasion, and they're cute too!
such beautiful pictures…lots of pattern and smiles. Looks like fun. Love the outfits…even the cute guys' outfits. I love reading you blog!
These pictures are gorgeous! It must have been such a fun trip!
these pics are so awesome!!
For the love of sweaters………….
Aw that looks so fun! I'm not sure if I'd be able to stay outside long enough to take picture though!! haha, it looks freezing!!
These pictures are how I wish my life could be! Hanging out with a great group of friends at a snowy cabin. You have the life!!


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Hubby built us a new compost bin a few weeks back. We had one of those black plastic ones that looked like a Dalek and it couldn't cope with the amount of stuff that we composted. So out came the notebook and the pencil and a new one was designed and built. The new one is a big double bay one so plenty of room for us to compost and eventually lots of soil goodness for us to spread on the garden. The old one was gifted to the neighbours.
A bonus that we weren't expecting is that in the space where the compost from the old bin was left (the rich soil goodness from the bottom of the bin, everything else went back into the new bin to compost further) has sprouted some free tomato and pumpkin plants. There are also some tomato plants that have sprung up in a couple of other spots in the garden as well.
We decided to leave these to run their course. They both have flowers on them and the pumpkin even has about 6 small pumpkins that have already sprouted from the flowers. We don't hold out much hope for the tomatoes as it is so late in the season but we don't get frost in our back yard so you never know.
At the very least we might get some green tomatoes and I have a particularly delicious recipe for green tomato relish. Even if we get one pumpkin I will be happy!


Colleen Crossley from Cape Town was found wandering Germany's Frankfurt airport without possessions or identifying documents.
The department of international relations and cooperation (Dirco) said on Wednesday it had made contact with a South African citizen who was reportedly in distress in Germany, adding that reports that it had not attended to the complaint were misleading.
Johannesburg-based SA Police Services reservist Seth Baise alleged that Dirco had taken more than three days to respond to his request for help to get his mother, who initially went missing in Germany, back home.
"Dirco is aware of the case of a distressed citizen reported by Mr Baise on Sunday, 12 August 2018. By Monday, 13 August 2018, our Embassy in Berlin made direct contact with him. The news report gives the impression that Dirco has not attended to the matter," Dirco said in a statement Wednesday.
Baise said his mother had now suffered a mental breakdown and he was left with an emotional roller-coaster of trying to get doctors' reports and insurance authorisations in order to arrange her return trip home.
His 73-year-old mother, Colleen Crossley, who lives in Somerset West in Cape Town, was found wandering Germany's Frankfurt Airport without her possessions or identifying documents. She had been due to go on a two-week European vacation.
Dirco said Baise had been in direct contact with the Consular Services and the Embassy in Berlin since Monday, and that the embassy was in contact with the local hospital.
"Once Ms Crossley is fit to travel, the Embassy will assist with the issuance of emergency travel documents," Dirco added.


It's quite easy to argue the positive benefits of GPS vehicle tracking for fleet managers: reduced operating costs, more efficient logistics, increased safety and effective maintenance scheduling. Tracking driver behavior is also a positive benefit but can sometimes be a sensitive topic if the underlying objectives are not properly communicated to drivers.
Currently, GPS tracking technology can detect and monitor vehicle position, braking and speed at all given times. Sudden acceleration, cornering, deceleration, or swerving can also be measured in real-time. The more sophisticated systems, like the Geotab platform GoFleet provides, takes it one step further and can detect seat-belt usage, idling, reversing and usage of auxiliary devices.
In the commercial world, fleet managers can create a strategy including training, positive motivation and policy transparency to ease drivers into the concept of GPS vehicle tracking. The introduction of the GPS system is key, you want to start off on the right foot with your employees and make sure they understand exactly why you need GPS vehicle tracking. For the consumer, insurance companies are offering discount rates to customers choosing to use GPS vehicle tracking in their personal vehicles.
GoFleet does not simply want to provide you with GPS vehicle tracking, we want to provide you with a complete fleet management solution. To learn more about how GoFleet works with our customers to manage measurements and ensure a ROI, have one of our fleet consultants contact you today.
Download: How To Present GPS Vehicle Tracking To Your Team for tips on how to introduce the system to your team.


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We help our customers create and sustain a more safe and efficient fleet by treating their training as a holistic program. Our training is supported with a blend of instructional methods and media appropriate to the task being trained.
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The analysis data used to create a base curriculum for training new hires, refresher training of existing drivers, and remedial training for drivers who need to sharpen their skills.
Curriculum is the core and foundation of what we do and how we do it. It is based upon expert job/task analysis of the role of a driver, and identifies the knowledge, skills and attitudes required for successful performance. We create measurable objectives that directly map to the driver's role. These objectives are defined with the task to be performed, the conditions it will be performed under, and the standards to which it is performed.
We do not consider a curriculum to be simply a set of scenarios that have accumulated over time. To be effective it must be the result of combining deep expertise in both the subject matter and in instructional design and delivery to create an integrated, curriculum-based training solution. Our instructional designers bring years of experience and best practices from designing and implementing programs in both commercial driving and other driver related industries.
Our driver training scenarios are constructed of sequences of events targeted to specific objectives. These events may be used in training, where the student is coached through the actions, or as assessments to let the students and instructors know where they stand as they progress forward. Students are evaluated using a combination of automated assessments, based upon rule sets evaluated by the software, and instructors, using behavioral check sheets for those items which are not automatically evaluated. The result is a disciplined evaluation process which greatly enhances the learning, allows drivers to internalize performance evaluation, and enables organizations to implement training as a controlled versus ad hoc process.
Establish a management system that is capable of governing actions and measuring results.
L-3 Driver believes that optimizing results is contingent upon successful program implementation. We can assist our clients to put in place a system to govern and manage their training solution. This means working with the customer to help them tune their business processes to support the solution, and establishing operationally oriented metrics and measures by which to manage the training program. This provides insight to evaluate and make decisions for training adjustments, continuous improvements or enhancements.
Our customer implementation and support define the true elements for success.
Our team does not drop off a simulator with a bunch of scenarios not tied to curriculum. Our goal is to make sure you have the right solutions in place to build a successful training program. This includes putting metrics and measurements in place that enable management, ensure continued success into the future and address your specific requirements. As the solution is implemented we make sure that those who manage the training are provided with the tools and training they need for success. Our training solutions can also be integrated with the customer's own systems and environment and we assist in tuning the processes required to keep the program a success.


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Finder cryptocurrency predictions report
Ethereum is predicted to end the year at $4,512, according to 35 fintech leaders and specialists on Finder's cryptocurrency panel.
Madeleine Gracie
Patricia Cruz
Updated May 11, 2021 . What changed?
BTC has sustained a continued bull run this year, nearly doubling in value in the space of just a few months. But what about other digital currencies. Are they set to experience the same kind of growth? And is Ethereum set to outshine Bitcoin? We asked 35 fintech leaders and specialists for their opinions.
Disclaimer: This information should not be interpreted as an endorsement of cryptocurrency or any specific provider, service or offering. It is not a recommendation to trade.
Meet our panel
Ben Ritchie, Managing Director, Digital Capital Management Samantha Yap, Founder and CEO, YAP Global Tony Guoga, CEO, Cypherpunk Holdings Inc. Vishal Shah, CEO, Alpha5
Craig Cobb, Founder, Trader Cobb Martin Fröhler, CEO, Morpher Veronica Mihai, Investor Sagi Bakshi, CEO, Coinmama
Simon Trimborn, Assistant Professor, City University of Hong Kong Joseph Raczynski, Technologist and Futurist, Thomson Reuters Simon Peters, Market Analyst and Senior Account Manager, eToro Dr Paul J. Ennis, Lecturer and Assistant Professor, University College Dublin
Igor Runets, CEO, BitRiver Sarah Bergstrand, COO, BitBull Capital Bilal Hammoud, CEO, NDAX Sathvik Vishwanath, CEO, Unocoin
Lennard Neo, Head of Research, Stack Funds Joel Kruger, Cryptocurrency Strategist, LMAX Group Mohit Singh Sorout, Co-Founder, Bitazu Capital Desmond Marshall, Managing Director, Rouge International
David Klinger, Co-Founder, Spring Capital Iwa Salami, Senior Lecturer, University of East London Elvira Sojli, Associate Professor, UNSW Sorcha Mulligan, Founder, SMEchain
Sukhi Jutla, COO, MarketOrders David Waslen, CEO, Wilder World Vladislav Ginzburg, CEO, Blockparty Julian Hosp, CEO and Director, Cake Pte Ltd
Jeremy Cheah, Associate Professor, Nottingham Trent University John Hawkins, Senior Lecturer, University of Canberra Lee Smales, Associate Professor, University of Western Australia Josh Fraser, Cofounder, Origin Protocol
Nicolas Van Hoorde, CEO, Delta.app Jason Lau, COO, OKCoin Lex Sokolin, Head Economist, ConsenSys
Bitcoin is set to peak at US$107,484 in 2021 before capping off the year at $94,967 per BTC, according to the panel average on Finder's Bitcoin price predictions report. This is 82.8% higher than the panel's end-of-2021 prediction from December 2020 of $51,951.
With that, nearly half (49%) of Finder's panel said now is the time to buy BTC, while 39% say it's best to hold. Finder's panel expects BTC to jump to an average of $360,179 per BTC by 2025, so it's no surprise that only 12% say it's time to sell.
Finder's Bitcoin price predictions report
Ethereum price predictions
Panellists predict that the price of Ethereum will hit $4,512 on average by the end of the year. That's a 234% increase from December's end-of-year prediction of $1,351.
Founder and CEO at YAP Global Samantha Yap gave one of the highest forecasts for the end of 2021 at $10,000, noting that once BTC is mass adopted, ETH will be next on people's list.
Lecturer and Assistant Professor at the University College of Dublin Dr Paul Ennis gave the same forecast for 2021 ($10,000), arguing Ethereum is highly undervalued and has far more uses than Bitcoin.
Cryptocurrency strategist at LMAX Group Joel Kruger gave a more moderate EOY forecast of $2,000 but he's no less convinced of Ethereum's potential, viewing the currency as the major hub of innovation on the blockchain.
"As crypto adoption continues, most of that innovation will therefore be hosted on Ethereum, which we expect will translate into a much higher valuation," he added.
By 2025, the panel expects Ethereum to hit $19,842 on average.
BitBull Capital COO Sarah Bergstrand gave the highest forecast for the end of 2025 at $100,000.
"We are likely to see major upgrades to the Ethereum network this year, and those can be expected to push the price higher," she explained.
On the other hand, UNSW associate professor Elvira Sojli gave one of the most bearish forecasts, predicting ETH will end 2025 at just $1,850.
Buy, sell or hold Ethereum?
The majority of panellists (59%) say now is the time to buy Ethereum, while 28% say "hodl" and 13% say it's time to sell.
Many of those who are bullish on Ethereum cite its many use cases and strong vision.
Associate professor at Nottingham Trent University Jeremy Cheah, who says it's time to buy, thinks ETH will only grow in popularity over time.
"As decentralised finance keep[s] growing, with smart contracts being more widely developed and adopted, the demand for ETH will increase."
Trader Cobb founder Craig Cobb also thinks it's time to buy.
"… it's a strong trend, has the most use case within crypto with most new listings using ERC20 and the rise of NFT's," he says.
Thomson Reuters technologist and futurist Joseph Raczynski thinks it's time to buy, noting that while Bitcoin is a household name, it doesn't have the same kind of potential as Ethereum:
"While Bitcoin is important and a household name, it's generally one dimensional. Ethereum is a platform and ecosystem that is potentially transformative for all industries. It has an immense network effect, in the ability for people to build ideas into business and systems. Its impact is really only up to our human, soon to be AI, imaginations."
Meanwhile, Alpha5 CEO Vishal Shah thinks it's time to hodl. He agrees with the majority that ETH will continue to perform, but notes that it doesn't have the same scarcity benefits as BTC:
"… Further, ETH is in a race against other protocols to overhaul its usability profile. There are faster, cheaper chains that are gaining traction and will likely rival ETH in the long run."
While the majority of the panel thinks it's either time to buy or hodl, just four panellists, including senior lecturer at the University of Canberra Dr John Hawkins, say it's time to sell. He concedes that Ethereum has more use cases than Bitcoin, but that ultimately, it will likely follow Bitcoin's suit should prices fall.
How does Ethereum stack up against BTC?
Overall, the panel's average end-of-2021 price forecast for Ethereum increased by 233% since the December report. That's a significantly bigger increase compared to their BTC forecast, which grew by just 83% from December. So what's driving the interest in Ethereum, and is ETH set to outshine BTC long term?
To find out, we asked the panel a series of questions related to how ETH competes against BTC on several fronts. Here's what they had to say:
Just under a third of panellists (30%) say BTC is limited in ways that ETH is not. However, the majority of panellists say it's not limited and 12% don't think BTC is a store of value at all.
The panel was split almost 50/50 on which currency will be the most widely transacted by the end of the year. Ethereum takes a slight lead at 51%, while 49% say that Bitcoin will be the most transacted coin.
The majority of panellists (70%) say that DeFi and NFTs have given ETH a stronger use case than BTC.
ETH could be just as heavily adopted by institutional investors as BTC is currently, with the majority of panellists (77%) expecting institutional investors to invest in the currency.
Potential threats to Ethereum
While the majority of panellists are bullish on Ethereum and many suggest it actually outshines BTC in a number of ways, it's not risk-free. We asked the panel about two potential threats that could present a risk to the currency.
Ultimately, one of the greatest threats to the value of Ethereum might lie in who owns the coin, with recent data suggesting that large ETH investors own nearly 70% of total supply. This is a major threat, according to our panel, with 24% saying it's a high risk, 55% saying it's a moderate risk and 18% saying it's a low risk. Just 3% say this trend presents no risk to the currency.
Other smart contract blockchains could also pose a threat, with the majority of panellists (62%) saying there's some room for Ethereum to lose its users to these types of blockchains. However, 32% say there's not really room for this to occur and that other chains can succeed while being complementary to Ethereum.
Panel's top coin picks to hold in the short and long term
Best coins to hold in the short term
In terms of other alt-coins on the market, we also asked our panellists which 3 coins out of the top 20 by market cap are the best to buy over the short term. Binance Coin (BNB), Cardano (ADA), and Polkadot (DOT) surfaced as the top picks for this criteria, with around one third of panellists putting these coins in their top 3 to buy.
Other common picks frequently cited by the panel include Uniswap (UNI), XRP (XRP) and Chainlink (LINK). Meanwhile, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Klaytn (KLAY) are the least popular picks for a short term purchase.
Best coins to hold in the long term
Over the long term, Polkadot (DOT), UniSwap (UNI), and Solana (SOL) surfaced among the most popular picks to buy. Interestingly, while no panellist thinks that Bitcoin Cash is one of the best picks for a short term purchase, 7% say it's one of their favourite picks for a long term buy.
Regulatory changes and potential crypto bans
Government regulation in India
India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, has signalled that it may potentially look to ban cryptocurrency in the country. When asked why they think the Indian government is concerned about crypto, nearly half (45.16%) of panellists say that it's because crypto has the potential to negatively impact the Indian rupee.
The next most common reason cited was the threat of money laundering and terror (41.94%), followed by crypto making macroeconomics harder for the RBI to manage (29.03%).
Blockparty CEO Vladislav Ginzburg is part of those who cited macroeconomics becoming harder for the RBI. Additionally, he said that the large population of unbanked Indians getting their hands on crypto could factor into this:
"Cryptocurrency has the potential to tap users who are unbanked – of which there are many in India. A large population using an alternative economy may be problematic."
Coinmama CEO Sagi Bakshi believes that every government should be worried about crypto, given its potential to overtake local currencies, but says that all governments should learn to deal with crypto.
"So every government should learn how to deal with it. Some will panic, try to ban it and realise it is a stupid move. Some will regulate the hell out of it, just to realise it was a stupid move. Bitcoin will eventually win by being Bitcoin, it is a peaceful revolution," Bakshi said.
When asked if the RBI's concerns are warranted, half (45.16%) of the panellists who responded to the question believe that they are, while nearly a third (32.26%) say they're not, and the remaining 22.58% are uncertain.
University of East London senior lecturer Iwa Salami says the Indian government's concerns are warranted, but that doesn't mean she agrees that banning digital currencies is the right move.
"…banning cryptocurrencies is not the right approach to regulation, as they are increasingly facilitating financial inclusion across jurisdictions with huge percentages of the financially excluded, and people can still transact in the space through other means if regulation becomes too stringent," Salami said.
"The best approach is to strike the right regulatory balance, not killing the industry, but ensuring that investor protection, financial stability, market integrity and the prevention of financial crime still remain at the heart of the regulatory rationale."
The SMEChain founder Sorcha Mulligan, on the other hand, disagrees and thinks that any government's decision to ban crypto would be questionable.
"It is questionable why a government would opt for a ban or 'close to a ban' for any opportunity – crypto or not – that has the capacity to lift its poorest demographic out of severe poverty in the way that BTC is being applied from a financial inclusion perspective. It's suppressive," she said.
"When individuals, corporations and financial institutions are testing the water, governments should enable and govern rather than applying the strict regulations we saw over the past decade before the asset class proved its value and purpose."
Potential effects of a crypto ban
India isn't the only country whose government expressed concern over digital currencies. We asked our panel what they think would happen if governments started banning crypto, and the results are interesting.
Crypto bans won't necessarily stop people from getting their hands on crypto, according to Finder's panel. Nearly two-thirds (62.50%) of the panellists say that a crypto ban would inevitably lead to residents holding their crypto illegally, while half (50%) say that residents will send their digital currencies overseas to countries where they're still accepted.
Some panellists predict other things may happen.
Spring Capital co-founder David Klinger says that people would start holding fiat cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, City University of Hong Kong assistant professor Simon Trimborn thinks it could just be as simple as private cryptocurrencies becoming unimportant in those countries.
The rise of NFTs
We've recently seen a surge in media coverage around NFTs, with some major sales flooding the news cycle. Overnight, it seems they've entered mainstream awareness. So what's behind the sudden popularity?
New crypto millionaires are behind the surge, according to the majority of panellists (74%), who say they've driven NFTs into the limelight and generated headlines by paying enormous sums for certain NFTs. This has then triggered a gold rush as others want to cash in. The emergence of NFTs such as NBA Topshops is another popular choice (53%), as they've made NFTs more accessible to a wider audience.
The pandemic is also a clear driver, according to around half the panel, with more people engaging with the arts digitally and pandemic stimulus flooding the economy.
Are NFTs just a fad?
73% of panellists say NFTs are here to stay, and 76% say they will become part of mainstream culture. However, roughly a quarter of panellists think that NFTs are simply a fad and won't stick around forever.
OKCoin COO Jason Lau says that despite some cooling, NFTs are skyrocketing. He puts it down to four key reasons:
"(1) Massive money printing by the government has driven investors to look towards scarce, hard assets.
"(2) Cryptocurrency markets have boomed in the past year (BTC and ETH are up 10x+ over the past year) and a lot of crypto investors with newfound wealth are looking for ways to spend it.
"(3) Digital adoption is at all-time highs and younger generations have no problem with the concept of scare digital goods that can be owned (look at Roblox).
"(4) Content creators being empowered and owning their own content has become a powerful force, given recent de-platforming actions by all major tech platforms."
eToro market analyst and senior account manager Simon Peters thinks NFTs are here to stay and will eventually become mainstream, but also says it's best to exercise caution in choosing which NFTs to invest in.
"Currently, they're being created for pretty much anything, which is why, as a retail investor myself, I'm somewhat cautious about what NFTs I should consider investing in that will have the best chance of a higher value in the future. Once the NFT market grows and matures, my opinion may change," he said.
Cake Pte Ltd CEO and director Julian Hosp says that NFTs may just be a bubble in the short term but will become very strong long term.
Rouge International managing director Desmond Marshall says that the longevity of NFTs depends on the adoption rate:
"It's still very niche and first movers may benefit, but the reported sums will be exaggerated and people will lose money in the end, which will sick the popularity, and other new coins will pop up replacing this function."
So is it a good time to buy NFTs?
Despite the majority believing that they're here to stay, most panellists don't think it's the right time for retail investors to buy NFTs.
Samantha Yap thinks they're here to stay, but for the moment, the market looks "quite bubbly".
"People are paying ridiculous prices for NFTs to make a statement, and only this can happen in a bull market," she added.
Morpher CEO Martin Fröhler thinks there's too much hype around them at the moment:
"Real quality and demand will come in the second or third NFT wave."
Investor Veronica Mihai warned that those who invest need to understand the art market thoroughly:
"Those looking to invest in NFTs have to understand art, value it accordingly and not invest due to hype and short term speculation, as it will just end up creating an illiquid market."
Delta.app CEO Nicolas Van Hoorde says that the general idea of buying NFTs may be good, but he doesn't believe now is the time to buy them:
"Buying NFTs in general seems like a good idea if you're interested in the actual digital object behind it. But buying right now as an investment vehicle, I would advise against due to the hyper-inflated prices right now."
Meanwhile, MarketOrders COO Suki Jutla is part of the minority that think it's a good time for retail investors to buy.
"NFTs are a scalable and sensible use of blockchain tech that has real utility," she said.
Finder surveyed 35 fintech leaders online from 6-20 April 2021. Panellists may own cryptocurrencies.
Disclaimer: Cryptocurrencies are speculative, complex and involve significant risks – they are highly volatile and sensitive to secondary activity. Performance is unpredictable and past performance is no guarantee of future performance. Consider your own circumstances, and obtain your own advice, before relying on this information. You should also verify the nature of any product or service (including its legal status and relevant regulatory requirements) and consult the relevant Regulators' websites before making any decision. Finder, or the author, may have holdings in the cryptocurrencies discussed.
Madeleine Gracie is a Communications and Campaign Specialist at Finder. She completed her Bachelor of Arts (Media and Communications) at the University of Sydney. You can contact her at madeleine.gracie@finder.com.
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All climbers must complete a Gym Orientation with GVC staff before being granted access to any climbing area. This orientation is mandatory and will include an introduction to all of our climbing area, climbing systems, facility rules and policies. This orientation normally lasts 5-10 minutes and will be kept on file with.
No appointment or reservation necessary unless you have a large group of climbers (more than 7).
You have the option of a day pass, which lasts all business day (you can leave and return) or a membership, which is the best value.
Our highly trained Climbing Wall Association certified instructors will guide you through the orientation process and certify you to climb in our Auto-Belay and Bouldering areas.
Climb as much as your body will allow you, then climb a little more!
You will then be able to return and certify on other climbing areas after taking Introduction to Indoor Climbing Course.
Call us anytime or drop by the gym to sign up for this 1 hour course.
We offer you all rental equipment needed for the class free of charge and show you how to use it correctly.
You will begin the class by learning the basics of indoor climbing, including the figure-8 knot.
You will also learn how to belay on top rope using two different belay devices (ATC and GriGri).
The instructor will guide you through practice session of the skills you have learned.
You will then be able to purchase a day pass and continue climbing for the rest of the day.
*Introduction Class students must wait 24 hours after end of class before attempting Top Rope Belay Certification.
Call us anytime or drop by the gym to sign up for a Private Lesson with one of our Climbing Wall Association certified instructors.
We require private lessons be scheduled at least 10 days in advance.
We offer you all rental equipment needed for the lesson free of charge and show you how to use it correctly.
The instructor will guide you through the orientation process and certify you to climb in our Auto-Belay and Bouldering areas.
The private lesson is totally customizable and geared toward getting you to your personal goals in a one-on-one training environment.
The instructor will be able to introduce you to top rope belaying if desired and get you ready to be certified on your next visit.
You will then be invited to continue climbing for the rest of the day without having to pay anything extra!
*Private Lesson students must wait 24 hours after end of class before attempting Top Rope Belay Certification.


With so many neighborhoods in Elizabethtown, like Bardstown, worth exploring, you'll want your own ride to check out all there is to do around the area. Local buses, while inexpensive, may not get you close to where you desire. Ride hailing, like Uber or Lyft, can be convenient, but rural areas may not have timely service. Plus, if you plan to go all over Bardstown and the surrounding areas, the cost can add up.
If you want the simplest way to get around town at a great price, then you are in the right place. We work with the top businesses. Enterprise started back in 1957 with a fleet of only seven automobiles. Now, they are recognized as global leader in the car-rental industry. Enterprise takes pride on being there when you need them and fantastic customer service.
How do I get a Bardstown Enterprise car rental at a great rate?
Which forms of identification do I need when I pick up my car rental in Bardstown?
What is the minimum age to rent a car in Bardstown?
Enterprise's minimum age to rent a car is 21. Some rentals, especially higher category vehicles (luxury, SUVs, etc.), may have an added fee if you are under 25. Make sure to review Enterprise's policies to know what the total cost is for you.
When cruising through Bardstown or the rest of the U.S.A., you'll need insurance. Enterprise requires that you show proof of insurance before you rent a car. Almost all countries require the driver to have insurance. You may be able to pay for temporary insurance with Enterprise. Additionally, as a U.S. citizen, you can also add on Collision Damage Coverage through CarRentals.com at checkout.
Many major card issuers, like MasterCard or Visa, provide some coverage, however, there are usually restrictions. For example, they may not cover your rental car if you book a larger or luxury vehicle. Make sure to check Enterprise's policy before you decide.
Enterprise, like several other rental car agencies, requires a deposit when you book. The amount can vary greatly depending on the type of car. Furthermore, make sure you have enough on your credit card to lay down the deposit.
We encourage a full tank policy. You receive the vehicle with a full tank. But, if you return your rental with less than the amount you received it with, most companies will charge a premium, and sometimes up to 3X the amount of current gas prices to refill it. If you want to keep your expenses lower, it is best to fill up your tank before you return the car to Enterprise. Stations close to airports or car rental places tend to have higher prices.
Why should I get unlimited miles in Bardstown?
The majority of suppliers will offer unlimited miles, but you want to make sure it is part of the bundle that you are purchasing. It's helpful to know how much you want to drive so you can plan your trip in advance. Although most car rental suppliers offer unlimited mileage, if it isn't part of your rental agreement, you could face additional cost. You may want unlimited miles if you're planning to see everything that Elizabethtown has to offer, or even the U.S.A.
Anything I should make sure to do around Bardstown?
Once you've explored the must-do activities in Elizabethtown, having your own auto will allow you to see what else Kentucky offers. When you're ready to check out more of the U.S. of A, you can drive wherever you want, without trying to hail a cab or sign up for a ride-share.
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6 Awesome Bourbon Whiskeys Under $100
I was lucky to have Sara O Brown guest blog for me this month. She has a passion for food and travel and has written about one of my very favorite things, whiskey....Enjoy!!
Named after the French Bourbon dynasty, Bourbon whiskey has been distilled since the 18th century and was originally produced in Kentucky. One particularity about Bourbon is that it is aged in unused charred oak barrels. While traditional Bourbon has about 70 % corn, the non-traditional varieties of this drink may have higher wheat or rye content.
The American Bluegrass state produces 95% of the world's supply of Bourbon and as of 2017, had as many as 6.8 million barrels of aging Bourbon. Along with Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey, Bourbon accounted for $3.1 billion of the distiller's wholesale market revenue within the U.S. and an export revenue of nearly $1.1 billion.
With whiskey drinkers numbering an estimated 38 million in early 2017 within the U.S. itself, it is safe to say that there are plenty of Bourbon enthusiasts around the world.
So, if you're a die-hard whiskey lover yourself, I have made a list of remarkable bourbon whiskeys you can buy under $100. If you are new to this drink, this list will help you cultivate the art of whiskey drinking as you will be able to explore a range of classy drinks at affordable prices.
Booker's True Barrel Bourbon
Distilled by the Jim Beam distillery, this small batch bourbon is aged to 6 years and 1 month and bottled at its natural proof between 121 and 127. The specialty of Booker's is that it is bottled uncut, unfiltered and straight from the barrel which makes it one of the purest bourbons available today.
A true bourbon, Booker's has 75% corn with rye and barley making up the remaining combination.
Booker's True Barrel Bourbon is a dark and robust drink with aromas of nuts, oranges, and toffee. It has earthy notes with flavors of dark chocolate, nutmeg, and mint. It can ideally be mixed with water which will bring out its fruity and spicy flavors of plum, lemon, and cinnamon. Has finishing notes of leather and tobacco.
This rich and flavorful drink has an average price of $70 and is a good choice for most occasions.
Willett Pot Still Reserve
Distilled at 94 proof, this bourbon is produced by the Willett Distillery in Kentucky. This small batch bourbon is aged between 8 to 10 years and is sold in a pot still shaped decanter from which the bourbon takes its name.
The Willett Pot Still Reserve has a copper brown color with primarily citrus and floral notes. It has the sweet aroma of caramelized sugar with hints of pecan nuts and cedar.
Once its citrus flavors subside, this spirit takes on notes of pepper, caramel, and honey and has a dry, oaky finish.
This drink, priced between $40 to $60, is ideal for those who prefer lighter and sweeter flavors in their bourbon over stronger ones. Also, the bottle will look very classy at your home bar.
This complex, full-bodied bourbon has a high-rye recipe and is distilled by the Kirin Brewery Company of Japan. This whiskey is aged for 10 years in charred, white oak casks and is composed of 60% corn, 35% rye and 5% malted barley.
The Four Roses Single Barrel bourbon is sweet with a spicy edge owing to the high-rye content. This drink has aromas of peppered spices such as nutmeg and cinnamon counterbalanced by sweeter tones of vanilla, honey and maple syrup. It is gentle on the palate with the taste of plums and cherries.
Priced between $40 and $47, this award-winning bourbon is great for those who like a mix of sweet and spicy in their drink. It can also be paired with foods such as deviled eggs or seafood paella.
Woodford Reserve Double Oaked
Produced by the Brown-Forman Corporation in the Woodford County, Kentucky, this high-rye spirit is bottled at 90.4 proof. The specialty of this bourbon is that it is aged initially in standard American oak before being aged for 6 months to 1 year in heavily charred and toasted oak barrels. Hence the name 'double oaked.'
The Woodford Reserve Double Oaked has a deep amber color with a velvety texture. It has hints of toasted oak which comes from the second aging process. Besides this, this spirit has rich aromas of figs, caramel, almond, and chocolate.
It embodies flavors of hazelnut, caramel, and fruits such as apple, pears, and oranges. It also has a light spicy touch of cinnamon and nutmeg and finished on notes of honeyed apple.
This critically-acclaimed drink is affordable at $57 and is well-suited to those who are new to bourbon and prefer a mellow drink.
E.H. Taylor, Jr. Single Barrel
This bourbon is named after Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr. who is widely recognized as one of the founding fathers of bourbon industry back in the mid-1800's. This Single Barrel whiskey is made of corn and rye and is produced by the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.
The E.H. Taylor, Jr. Single Barrel is aged for 11 years and 7 months and bottled at 100 proof. It has aromas of butterscotch and figs with toasted oak lending it a spicy touch.
It offers the palate sweet and buttery flavors alongside citrus tones such those of an orange peel. It has a finishing notes of tobacco.
With an average price of $60, this whiskey will make an affordable yet elegant addition to your collection.
Maker's Mark Bourbon
This Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey uses a high-wheat recipe and is produced by Beam Suntory in Loretto, Kentucky. It is aged over 6 years in new charred American oak barrels and bottled at 90 proof.
This classic drink has aromas of rich, soft caramel, vanilla and hints of honey and fruit. The medium-bodied nature of this drink gives it a well-rounded taste in the mouth.
It tastes of Crème Brulee and spiced honey and has finishing notes of molasses, apple, and caramel.
With an average price of $30, this fine and iconic bourbon are a must-have for all whiskey lovers.
Having a glass of smooth Bourbon sounds like an amazing way to end your day. While whiskey has been traditionally understood to be an "old man's" drink, today the market also produces whiskey for women.
So feel free to indulge yourself but you ought to choose your drink wisely. You can avoid investing in an overpriced or imitation whiskey by choosing one of the suggested drinks above.
Sara O Brown is a working mom, lives with her dentist husband and her adorable dog, Casper. She is passionate about traveling and cooking. She has been a regular contributor for Remedy Liquor Blog - https://remedyliquor.com/Blog/
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I usually like to check the Alberta Government websites, monitoring the snow pack in the mountains and the rate of flow in the Elbow River, in late May. Their monitoring provides a guide to predict the likelihood of a flood in June. That is when floods can occur, between the 7th and 25th of June. Traditionally, that is when most of the snow in the mountains melts and we can get heavy rain events. We've had some doozies. They said the 2005 flood was a, "flood of the Century". That was until the 2013 flood that had no precedent. It was bigger and more destructive than any other. Now, five years later, we've almost recovered, although there are several empty commercial spaces in the malls and two of our fine restaurants are gone forever. Still, life goes on.
These graphs show the river flow in the Elbow River at Bragg Creek and the depth of snow at the Little Elbow Summit monitoring station. They are normal, a bit on the high side, but, based on my experience, nothing to worry about. There is still a lot of snow in the mountains, but unless we get a deluge of rain, as we did in 2013, it seems unlikely we'll get a flood that hurts.


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Project will transform Salem High library
Mary Ann Greier
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This is a tentative rendering of how the entrance to the new Learning Commons at Salem Junior/Senior High School could look when completed in time for the new school year. The district has budgeted $250,000 toward the library renovation to update the space into a more modern, technologically enhanced learning center. (Submitted image)
SALEM — A place to incite creativity — that's how Superintendent Dr. Joe Shivers described the Maker Space planned for the New Learning Commons at Salem Junior/Senior High School.
Learning Commons is the name attached to a project to renovate the library/media center into a 21st century learning space with the technology to boot, including charging stations, a 3-D printer, a tabletop CNC machine and materials to make anything a student can dream up and design.
Add in new flooring, a new dropped ceiling with LED lighting, new paint job in Quaker colors, some wraps at the entrance and on the back wall emblazoned with Quaker Sam and the block S to drum up some school spirit, new moveable tables, new chairs, moveable white boards, pendant lighting, a touch screen television and soft seating to transform the library which hasn't changed much since the 60's into a happening, modern Learning Commons.
Shivers said one wall will be dedicated to student art and they'll do something to the courtyard, too, if someone wants to donate. Since he highlighted the project in his column in "The Forum" newsletter the district sends out, three donations have come for the library project, which the board accepted with gratitude during Monday's meeting. Judith Sell donated $100, the Fredrickson family donated $500 and Bob and Linda Sebo donated $1,500.
The school district has $250,000 set aside for the project from permanent improvment funds and the board agreed to advertise for contractors for the library renovation. The board also gave permission to advertise for contractors for two other summer projects slated to cost a combined $250,000. Those projects include improvements to the visitor side of Reilly Stadium and drainage and other improvements to the home side, including the fence between the bleachers and the stand.
During the meeting, members of the committee for the library renovation, including Shivers, High School Principal and incoming Superintendent Sean Kirkland, Curriculm Director Jamie Kemats and Treasurer Michael Douglas highlighted the various areas of the project during a slideshow presentation. Douglas said demolition will begin the week of June 3 by the district maintenance crew, including removing all the bookshelves, cabinets, carpeting and even moving a few walls. The glass wall at the entrance will be moved up and the new circulation desk will be located more in the middle of the room.
Kirkland noted that the room currently has 163 units for lighting that will be reduced to 62 units, but with more light due to being LED.
Rubber flooring will be put in the Maker Space, with carpet squares of alternating patterns throughout the rest of the learning center. The wooden wall in the back will be covered with a wrap and the other side will be painted.
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District Attorney Ashley Welch said Wednesday she plans to ask the State Bureau of Investigation to expand its investigation into Cherokee County Sheriff Derrick Palmer's office.
Her request follows reporting by Carolina Public Press on an inmate whom jail officers left naked, screaming and chained to a drain in the floor of a holding cell at the county jail, possibly for hours last year. The report cited emails showing that a concerned officer informed the sheriff and chief deputy about the incident while it was happening.
Welch, whose 30th Prosecutorial District includes Cherokee and Graham counties, said she could not comment further.
However, this raises a number of other questions about whether deputies followed protocol in restraining Hall, as well as why the sheriff did not respond to questions from his own staff and CPP about Hall's nakedness until after Wednesday's article appeared.
Asked for further explanation Wednesday afternoon, the sheriff did not respond immediately.
Palmer also did not address why Hall was chained to a drain in the floor.
A former guard, Tom Taylor, has told CPP that standard procedure would have been to place unruly inmates in a restraint chair.
When brought into the jail and before leaving the booking area, inmates are supposed to be given mental and physical health screenings, according to the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office operating guidelines.
"No inmate will remain in restraint for an unreasonable period of time without an examination by the jail nurse," the policy handbook states. However, that handbook does not provide definitions of how much time would be unreasonable or describe who is qualified to determine that.
The policy manual also says that when deputies place an inmate in restraints for self-protection, they must immediately report this action to the detention administrator, who in 2017 was Mark Patterson.
Patterson resigned earlier this month, shortly after CPP published its Oct. 29 investigative report on alleged patterns of inmate abuse on his watch. His last day at the detention center will be Friday; however, Patterson has recently been hired to serve as a school resource officer in Cherokee County.
"A written incident report shall be filed immediately," the policy manual says.
Carolina Public Press requested copies of these reports in Hall's case from Palmer's office on Wednesday but has not yet received a reply.
A short time after Williams emailed Palmer and Thigpen regarding Hall's condition, Cherokee County officers dropped off Hall, dressed in a Graham County jail uniform, at the Graham County Detention Center.
According to a Graham County Official, Cherokee officers left Hall on the street and not in the jail because they did not bring paperwork to allow Graham County to take Hall into custody. The Graham official said officers there provided street clothes for Hall, without mentioning Hall having trouble staying clothed at that time.


Want to take an electric vehicle for a test drive? You are not alone.
When, exactly, did cars become considered consumer electronics? I suppose when the market for the gadgets inside them became one that that the likes of Microsoft cannot ignore.
When, exactly, did cars become considered consumer electronics? I suppose when the market for the gadgets inside them became one that that the likes of Microsoft cannot ignore. In any case, electric vehicles will be featured for the first time at the Consumer Electronics Association's 2011 International CES. The rationale? CEA has just released a new survey indicating that 40 percent of American adult consumers would like to test-drive an electric vehicle.
Yes, Americans like to roam, and even though more of us are working at home, many of us have commutes that would make electric vehicles unworkable. Some of us dream about driving across the country. My deepening impression as far as electric cars go is this: With America's road trip culture, methinks we are in for a very very long trip, especially if we can't get the charging infrastructure in place. Hey, here's a business idea. Instead of starting a bed and breakfast, maybe I should open up a bed and overnight recharge? Who am I kidding. It will be a long time indeed before the next generation of electric vehicle drivers can emulate Jack Kerouac's "On the Road."


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Q: Filter one column and count values in other I have a database where is in column C the names of tools like: KDX15, GUA10, PKN01 and they are repeated in this column many times but they have added value each time in column D.
Example:
  C   |   D
KDX15 | 15000
GUA10 |  2000
PKN01 |  2000
KDX15 |   100
KDX15 |   100
GUA10 |  2530

I want to filter this values to different sheet but have filtered every name example. KDX15 and summary from column D 15200
How can I do this?
So far I was able to create a macro for filter of the column C
Sheets("NEUPRAVOVAT").Columns("C:C").AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, CopyToRange:=Sheets("Sheet1").Range("H1"), Unique:=True

I just want to see filtered values of column C  with summary of each value from column D.

A: Use a Pivot Table …
… to get the following result:

How to create it
Imagine the following data

*

*Select the data

*From ribbon menu select: Insert › Pivot Table

*In the following  dialog select where you want to insert the pivot table (and press OK)

*Check the marked boxes

*Done


Hugo Boss is a fashion house focusing on luxury suits and fragrances. The German company also manufactures and retails active wear for men and women, as well as accessories and shoes.
The company was founded by Hugo Boss in 1924. The company used to supply uniforms during World War II. Its first store opened in Metzingen, Germany, which is still its current headquarters.
It maintains a global presence with over 7,600 points of sale in more than a hundred countries. It also employs around 13,800 employees in its various career areas.
Employee benefits at the company include healthcare, retirement plans, and paid vacation days. The company also offers competitive salary rates, discounts on merchandise, and educational assistance.
The company believes in work-life balance. It strives to provide employees with the necessary facilities and program to ensure a healthy lifestyle. They also organize workshops and events to promote sports and nutrition.
How old do you have to be to work at Hugo Boss?
The company requires employees to be at least 18 years old. It also offers various positions and internships to students who possess the necessary qualifications.
Sales Associates: Primarily communicates with customers and delivers quality services. They assist in creating product awareness and other advertising events. They are responsible for store housekeeping and maintaining product display.
Stock Associates:Responsible for receiving shipments. They are tasked to keep and compare inventories to ensure correct deliveries. They clean and re-stock display shelves, aisles, and cases.
Sales Consultants:Primarily tasked with driving sales and establishing a loyal client base. They are expected to meet the company's sales targets. They also assist with product styling and other daily store operations.
Assistant Managers:Manage the store's operations to ensure productivity. They assist in achieving sales goals and profit targets. They help in training and recruiting new staff members.
Other retail positions in the company are Store Managers, Supervisors, Retail Operations Managers, and Merchandise Managers. The company also offers various jobs in the fields of creative design and information technology.
Candidates apply by creating personal profiles. The profile allows candidates to search and apply for positions which match their qualifications. The company requires the submission of a cover letter, resume, and supportingcertificates.
The company accepts in-store applications, but online applications are encouraged. The company requires the submission of resumes and references through its career portal.It also helps the company speedily process applications.
The resume must be clear and structured. The company encourages the presentation of the curriculum vitae in tabular form. It must enumerate the applicant's talents and abilities.
The interview takes place after pre-selection. Candidates must demonstrate a clear understanding of the job description, and the company's procedures and policies.Candidates must convince interviewees of their competence and skills.
Quality, passion, cooperation, respect, and innovation are the corporate values at Hugo Boss. The company vows to create a working atmosphere revolving around these values. It motivates employees to be committed and successful.
The company is devoted to reducing its environmental impact. It has initiated measures to reduce its water consumption and waste generation. It has also adopted energy management systems for efficient energy use.
Hugo Boss is best known for their luxury clothing lines and fragrances. The company is one of the oldest luxury fashion brands, being in the industry for over 90 years.
The company is an advocate of protecting human rights. It complies with international labor and social welfare standards. The company also encourages volunteerism among its employees in community activities and programs.


The Farmington wrestling team poses after capturing the Class 3, District 1 championship on Saturday at Black Knight Fieldhouse. Nine members of the Knights' roster qualified for the upcoming state meet.
Central sophomore Kade Willis stands atop the awards podium after winning the 126-pound bracket at the Class 2, District 1 tournament in Ste. Genevieve on Saturday. Willis takes a 39-0 record into state competition.
FARMINGTON – Dalton Berg spent the final seconds of the third period on Saturday bouncing around to avoid Sikeston opponent Tyreke Jamison along the edge of the circle while poised to erupt in celebration.
Berg was not only competing for an individual district wrestling title at 220 pounds, but also had the overall fate of the Farmington team hinging on his performance.
After blocking a lunging shot from Jamison, Berg grasped his left ankle and swept the other leg from behind to earn the go-ahead takedown with less than a minute remaining.
His eventual 4-3 decision afforded the Knights three massive points, and propelled them past Pacific by a 162 ½-161 margin for the Class 3, District 1 championship.
Austin Wadlow dominated at 113 pounds, and equaled Berg atop the awards podium. They were two of nine Farmington wrestlers in all to qualify for the upcoming state meet.
Judd Cunningham (195) faced similar pressure minutes before Berg stepped to the mat, and delivered a 5-2 victory over Chase Greenlee of De Soto for third place in his division.
Those points padded the Farmington total, and created separation from the Dragons, who were directly in contention before finishing third with 159 in a balanced field.
Berg (35-4) recorded a first-period fall and 13-0 major decision earlier in the tournament. Wadlow (32-6) topped Dezmond McSellers of Rockwood Summit in their title bout.
Smokey Branch (145) turned in a runner-up effort for Farmington after advancing with two falls and a 3-1 decision. He was pinned at the 1:48 mark of the final.
Cunningham earned the first takedown of his third-place bout after Greenlee was penalized for an illegal clasp early on, and stayed vertical following a third-period escape to protect the win.
Kyle Crawford (120) registered four falls in five matches, and Dayton Boyd (106) pinned his third foe of the event to give Farmington two more third-place showings.
Blake Cook (126), Drew Felker (132) and Kael Krause (170) each extended their seasons by taking fourth. State competition for boys and girls begins with opening-round action on Thursday in Columbia, Mo.
North County finished seventh in the team standings with Cody White (106) and Jonathon Coroama (120) qualifying for state.
White earned a fall over Dillon French of Festus in 1:46 to punctuate his title after opening with a first-period triumph and notching a subsequent 23-12 major decision.
Coroama improved his team-leading record to 37-6 by pinning Crawford, then dropped an 11-0 major to wind up second for the Raiders.
STE. GENEVIEVE – Dexter edged tournament host Ste. Genevieve 187-183 ½ to bring home the Class 3, District 1 championship, but not before nine Dragons advanced to the state meet.
Dalton McNeal (113), Jacob Dickens (132), Grant Staffen (145) and Noah Ogden (152) shined in their respective brackets as individual title holders for Ste. Genevieve.
Central sophomore Kade Willis capped a perfect regular reason at 39-0 by coasting at 126 pounds. The Rebels ended up fifth in the team standings.
Dickens bolstered his record to 39-8 with a 3-0 decision over Dalton Thompson of St. Clair in the final, and beat Potosi standout Noah Juliette 11-2 earlier in the action.
Staffen was also dominant for the Dragons. The senior landed an 11-3 major over Kobie Blankenship of Sullivan after earning an early fall and 24-9 technical fall.
Odgen pinned two opponents to headline his bracket. McNeal did likewise, and punctuated his weekend when Josh Countryman of Central defaulted after two periods due to injury.
Gavin Gross eclipsed 30 wins by taking second at 106 pounds for Ste. Genevieve. He needed only 57 seconds to advance past the semifinal round.
Only three wrestlers were enrolled at 220 pounds, and senior Isaac Boyd continued his comeback from injury with a runner-up result. Boyd finished second in the state at heavyweight last year.
Ty Brown (195) amassed his third fall of the event against Potosi senior Kalub Evans for third place, and Clayton Vaughn (285) put three competitors away in the second period.
Vaughn suffered his lone setback against Aaron Herman (40-1) of St. Clair. Nathan Selby survived with a fourth-place finish for Ste. Genevieve.
Willis looks to elevate his state medal position next week after securing fifth as a freshman. He received two byes as the top seed, pinned Selby and downed Sullivan's Ty Shetley 16-1 on Saturday.
He is among five state qualifiers who will represent Central. Garrett Smith (120) equaled Countryman by taking second after posting back-to-back falls.
Joshua Whaley (182) won his third-place bout 7-2, and Blake Bolin avoided elimination from the 145-pound ranks with a 3-1 sudden victory in the late consolation round before losing 6-0.
An injury prevented Juliette from competing for a state berth, leaving senior Austin Harris (152) and Evans (195) as the two wrestlers moving forward for Potosi.
Harris reached the 40-win plateau with a 13-0 major decision for third place. His previous contest also concluded in a positive shutout at 6-0.
ST. LOUIS – Whitfield remained a dominant powerhouse in Class 1, District 1, while two of three entries from Valle Catholic kept their respective seasons going.
Trey Huck (160) was awarded two byes in his bracket, and won by fall at 1:22 before being pinned by Chase Brock of Whitfield in the final.
Peyton Tucker (152) saved his season with a second-period fall and 4-0 decision, then dropped his third-place match.
Whitfield distanced itself from runner-up Brentwood 267-141 for another team crown.


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Q: Looping nested ArrayList to display values from JSON using gson Q: I have json that have values in form of nested element, As you can see below i have values from server inside the array and than there is second array inside it. Now i using gson to parse this values, Every thing is working up-until  "orderDetailList" but when i try to loop throw "subItemPart" I'm unable to retrieve values of subItemPart object.
Source Code:
Input JSON String in file myFile.json  (Validated using JSONLint: Valid JSON)
{
  "customerId": "CUST01",
  "orderId": "101010",
  "orderTotal": 99.99,
  "orderDetailList": [
    {
      "lineId": "1",
      "itemNumber": "ABC",
      "quantity": 9,
      "price": 10.0,
      "subItemPart":[{"itemName":"RAM", "quantity": 5}, {"itemName":"LED", "quantity": 3}]
    },
    {
      "lineId": "2",
      "itemNumber": "XYZ",
      "quantity": 1,
      "price": 9.99 ,
      "subItemPart":[{"itemName":"RAM", "quantity": 5}, {"itemName":"LED", "quantity": 3}]
    }
  ]
}

Java source code for converting a JSON String to Java Object
package com.as400samplecode;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;

import com.as400samplecode.util.OrderDetail;
import com.as400samplecode.util.OrderHeader;
import com.google.gson.Gson;

public class ParseJSON {

 public static void main(String[] args) {

  String myJSONString = "";
  BufferedReader bufferedReader = null;

  try {

   String sCurrentLine;

   bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("data/myFile.json"));

   while ((sCurrentLine = bufferedReader.readLine()) != null) {
    myJSONString = myJSONString + sCurrentLine;
   }

  } catch (IOException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  } finally {
   try {
    if (bufferedReader != null){
     bufferedReader.close();
    }
   } catch (IOException ex) {
    ex.printStackTrace();
   }
  }

  Gson gson = new Gson();
  OrderHeader orderHeader = gson.fromJson(myJSONString, OrderHeader.class);

  System.out.println("Order Information --->");
  System.out.println("Customer Id: " + orderHeader.getCustomerId());
  System.out.println("Order Id: " + orderHeader.getOrderId());
  System.out.println("Order Total: " + orderHeader.getOrderTotal());

  ArrayList<OrderDetail> orderDetailList = orderHeader.getOrderDetailList();
  for (int i=0; i<orderDetailList.size(); i++){
   System.out.println("Order Detail --->");
   OrderDetail orderDetail = orderDetailList.get(i);
   System.out.println("Line Id: " + orderDetail.getLineId());
   System.out.println("Item Number: " + orderDetail.getItemNumber());
   System.out.println("Quantity: " + orderDetail.getQuantity());
   System.out.println("Price: " + orderDetail.getPrice());

   **//HOW CAN I HERE LOOP AND DISPLAY VALUES OF SubOrderItem?**
   //I GET error when i do: System.out.println("SubItem: " +orderDetail.getSubOrderDetail.itemName);

  }

 }

}

Java source code for OrderHeader Object
package com.as400samplecode.util;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class OrderHeader {

 String customerId = null;
 String orderId = null;
 Double orderTotal = null;
 ArrayList<OrderDetail> orderDetailList;

 public String getCustomerId() {
  return customerId;
 }
 public void setCustomerId(String customerId) {
  this.customerId = customerId;
 }
 public String getOrderId() {
  return orderId;
 }
 public void setOrderId(String orderId) {
  this.orderId = orderId;
 }
 public Double getOrderTotal() {
  return orderTotal;
 }
 public void setOrderTotal(Double orderTotal) {
  this.orderTotal = orderTotal;
 }
 public ArrayList<OrderDetail> getOrderDetailList() {
  return orderDetailList;
 }
 public void setOrderDetailList(ArrayList<OrderDetail> orderDetailList) {
  this.orderDetailList = orderDetailList;
 }

}

Java source code for OrderDetail Object
package com.as400samplecode.util;

public class OrderDetail {

 String lineId = null;
 String itemNumber = null;
 int quantity = 0;
 Double price = null;
 ArrayList<SubOrderItemDetail> subItemPart;

 public String getLineId() {
  return lineId;
 }
 public void setLineId(String lineId) {
  this.lineId = lineId;
 }
 public String getItemNumber() {
  return itemNumber;
 }
 public void setItemNumber(String itemNumber) {
  this.itemNumber = itemNumber;
 }
 public int getQuantity() {
  return quantity;
 }
 public void setQuantity(int quantity) {
  this.quantity = quantity;
 }
 public Double getPrice() {
  return price;
 }
 public void setPrice(Double price) {
  this.price = price;
 }
 public ArrayList<SubItemDetail> getSubOrderDetail() {
  return subItemPart;
 }
 public void setSubOrderDetail(ArrayList<SubItemDetail> subItemPart) {
  this.subItemPart = subItemPart;
 }

}

//My question is How do i get values of this element, Since they are values of json nested arrays
Java source code for SubItemPart Object
package com.as400samplecode.util;

public class SubOrderDetail {

 String itemName = null;
 int quantity = 0;

 public String getLineId() {
  return itemName;
 }
 public void setLineId(String itemName) {
  this.itemName = itemName;
 }
 public int getItemNumber() {
  return quantity;
 }
 public void setItemNumber(int quantity) {
  this.quantity = quantity;
 }

}

Thanks.

A: Well, first of all you have a little mess with your class names. Because in your class OrderDetail you have:
ArrayList<SubOrderItemDetail> subItemPart;

//...

public ArrayList<SubItemDetail> getSubOrderDetail() {
  return subItemPart;
}
public void setSubOrderDetail(ArrayList<SubItemDetail> subItemPart) {
  this.subItemPart = subItemPart;
}

And then your other class is:
public class SubOrderDetail {

So... do you realise you have 3 different names for the same class (i.e., SubOrderItemDetail, SubItemDetail and SubOrderDetail)?

That said, if you fix the problem with the names, your code is working, and you only have a very simple problem with displaying it. In order to display a sub-list inside a for you can just add this code where you have your commented lines:
ArrayList<SubOrderItemDetail> subOrderDetailList = orderDetail.getSubOrderDetail();
for (int j = 0; j < orderDetailList.size(); j++) {
  System.out.println("Sub Order Detail --->");
  SubOrderItemDetail subOrderDetail = subOrderDetailList.get(j);
  System.out.println("Line Id: " + subOrderDetail.getLineId());
  System.out.println("Item Number: " + subOrderDetail.getItemNumber());
}

Note that in the code I've written I'm following the style in your previous code, but I prefer this way:
for (SubOrderItemDetail soid : orderDetail.getSubOrderDetail()) {
  System.out.println("Line Id: " + soid.getLineId());
  System.out.println("Item Number: " + soid.getItemNumber());
}

You can also follow this style in your previous for and your code will be much cleaner...

A: In OrderDetail class instead of
  `ArrayList<SubOrderItemDetail> orderDetailList;`

should be
ArrayList<SubOrderItemDetail> subItemPart;
as same as in JSON.
And in SubOrderDetail class remove
ArrayList<SubItemDetail> subItemPart;
This should fix the issue.