Alexis is in her second year of the Master's program working with Dr. Walt Petersen on understanding how precipitation processes are modified by coastal mountain ranges, as viewed by both ground-based radar and space-based radar and radiometer. The goal of this research is to improve the retrieval algorithms used for the space-bourne instruments collecting data for the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. Alexis graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with her B.S. in atmospheric science and also completed a minor in German language and literature. This is her first time serving as an officer for the AMS chapter and she looks forward to accepting a new challenge while also leading and serving her fellow students and community as the president of the chapter. Outside of school, Alexis can usually be found playing soccer, cooking, or going out for ice cream.
Jonathan is a sophomore Earth Systems Science major with a concentration in Atmospheric Science. During the past year, he was the Webmaster for the Huntsville area AMS chapter. Jonathan is friends with many members of the Meteorological community both across the state and across the country. He teamed up with some of them for a storm chase in May 2017 across the Southern Plains, the highlights which included witnessing a large tornado near Chester, Oklahoma and a textbook Low Precipitation Supercell near Roswell, New Mexico. Outside of classes and weather, Jonathan enjoys golf, bowling, eating Mexican food, and is an avid lifelong Alabama Crimson Tide fan. Jonathan is looking forward to continuing the chapter's high tradition of success. He is also hopeful that this year's chapter will also allow for new involvement opportunities for both the undergraduate and the graduate students.
Lena is a PhD student who came to the Atmospheric Science department in Spring 2017. She is working with Dr. Walt Petersen on the association between extreme precipitation and lightning characteristics using observations from the International Space Station Lightning Imaging Sensor and the Geostationary Lightning Mapper on GOES-16. Lena is originally from central Montana where she graduated with a B.S. in Physics and looked at micro heat islands. She received her master's degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) in Earth and Atmospheric Science and looked at hail variability in supercells and how the variability related to environmental variables. When not busy with weather, you can most likely find Lena reading a book, working on a knitting/crochet project, or being involved with her church. She would like to continue being involved at UAH and within the department and feels that being an AMS officer will provide those opportunities.
Caitlin is currently a sophomore undergraduate double majoring in Earth System Science with a concentration in Atmospheric Science and Physics with a concentration in Applied and Theoretical Physics. This upcoming year, she will be an Honors Mentor for rising Atmospheric Science freshmen. In between semesters, Caitlin enjoys storm chasing with some nationwide meteorology friends, which resulted in witnessing the Chester, Oklahoma tornado and the beautiful Roswell, New Mexico LP Supercell in May 2017. When she's not involved in weather, she loves sleeping, eating pizza, and spending time with friends and family. Caitlin is excited to help include more undergraduates in the UAH AMS chapter and help further its success.
Andrew is a sophomore undergraduate student who is majoring in Earth System Science with a concentration in Atmospheric Science and minoring in Mathematics. This is Andrew's second year as a member of the UAH AMS Chapter and his first serving as an officer. Andrew is also a member of the University Profile Sounding Team for Operational and Research Meteorology (UPSTORM). Outside of the classroom and weather realted activities, Andrew is a baseball and hockey fan and can often be found passionately supporting his hometown teams, the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago Blackhawks. Andrew is looking forward to serving as the AMS Webmaster this year and hopes to see the Chapter grow both in number of members and in the opportunities and events the Chapter provides.
Dean is a sophomore undergraduate Earth System Science major focusing in atmospheric science. He joined the AMS chapter at UAHuntsville in the fall of 2016 as a freshman, and he served as the chapter's Undergraduate Representative beginning in the fall of 2017. Dean participates in the University Profile Sounding Team for Operational and Research Meteorology (UPSTORM), which provides fantastic opportunities for students to get involved in research operations. He assisted field data collection and analysis from the 2017 VORTEX-SE project and helped develop software that aided the quality control process. As Undergraduate Representative, Dean looks forward to serving his fellow undergraduates and encouraging their participation in AMS functions that will strengthen their relationships with graduate students at UAH.


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Friends help raise $43,000 for Osiel Mendoza
By Donna Beth WeilenmanPosted on July 25, 2018 July 25, 2018
MARTINEZ, Calif. – When Mark Hughes realized that Osiel Mendoza was in a wheelchair, he decided he wanted to help the former Martinez resident and Alhambra High School graduate. He would go large – raise enough to pay a year's rent for Mendoza and his wife, Bella.
That would be about $25,000 for the Mendoza's home, Hughes learned. But friends gathered for a celebratory hike of Mount Wanda and to participate in one more fundraiser, a silent auction Saturday at Hughes' home, the check presented to the Mendozas was far larger – more than $43,000. And counting.
Mendoza was 21 when Oct. 25, 2016, he learned he had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) sometimes called Lou Gehrig's disease, since the famous baseball player died of the illness.
Three days before receiving the diagnosis, he had proposed to Bella Gonsalves, his childhood sweetheart he loves so much that he counts the day they met as the best day of his life.
At the time, the two were attending Oregon State, where the athletic Mendoza was busy as a football ambassador, vice president of the Warsaw Sports Business Club and a summer volunteer at the Manning Passing Academy in Louisiana.
He had been experiencing some muscle twitching and weakness, so after the engagement, Mendoza went for an examination that led to the diagnosis.
There is no cure for ALS, which kills the neurons that control voluntary muscles.
"I coached Osiel in CYO basketball when he was in fourth through eighth grade," Hughes said. "He is also our son Hunter's best friend. He was always a kind and caring person, and you couldn't ask for a better teammate," Hughes said.
The disease prognosis caught Mendoza by surprise. When he called his mother, he asked his neurologist to give her the news, and passed the phone to the doctor. Since ALS patients rarely live five years beyond their diagnosis, Mendoza and Gonsalves moved up their wedding date and focus on remaining positive in the time they have left together.
Originally quiet about the diagnosis, Mendoza decided to use his illness as a speaking point to raise money for ALS research, hoping the studies will discover a cure.
That doesn't surprise Hughes at all. "True to this day, he continues to help others," he said.
He said the Mendozas are a young couple who face the types of struggles most young couples experience. "However, their struggles are exacerbated by this dreadful disease," he said.
Hughes and his wife, Cha-Cha, have remained in contact with Mendoza through the years, and were visiting Osiel and Bella when they spoke of their desire to raise the rent money for a year.
"They are so humble and modest that it took a lot of arm-twisting to convince them that there was a community wanting to help them," Hughes said. Finally, the Mendozas gave their consent.
Hughes formed a committee, and the group went to work. In eight weeks, they were done with the first phase of the fundraising, and were ready for Saturday's celebration that ranged from a hike of Mount Wanda to entertainment and that silent auction in anticipation of the check presentation.
"Local businesses, including Roxx on Main, Five Suns Brewery, Viano Vineyards, Bray Vineyards, the New Frantics and many more all generously donated their food, drink and services," Hughes said.
About 100 met Saturday to make the hike and then reconvene at Hughes's home across from Mount Wanda for a party and the check presentation. "It was truly a spectacular gathering of our caring community," Hughes said.
Mendoza and his wife were surprised at the size of the check, and Hughes said those who want to contribute may do so by sending checks payable to Osiel Mendoza to Mark Hughes, 4530 Haag Road, Martinez, Calif., 94553.
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In May, the Consumers Energy Foundation donated $1.8 million to community organizations supporting small businesses across Michigan, focusing on helping female-and minority-owned companies.
Our foundation does not use funds generated from customers' energy bills. Instead, it uses shareholder funds to support nonprofit organizations across Michigan.
Here is a look at a business that received a grant and how the funds are helping handle the operational challenges created by COVID-19.
Northern Michigan Native Keeps Passion Flowing
As the owner of a photography business in her hometown of Traverse City, Beth Price sees the world through her lens from all angles and preferably with freshwater as her theme.
She often snaps her shots while wearing a wetsuit, fins and swim mask in her beloved Lake Michigan.
But it was the figurative shot in the arm she received this spring from a local grant that kept her going through the economic challenges created by COVID-19.
Soon after the statewide shutdown began in March, Price received a grant from the Regional Resiliency Fund, administered by Venture North and supported by the Consumers Energy Foundation. Hers was one of 70 small businesses with nine employees or less in Benzie, Grand Traverse and Leelanau counties that received grant awards ranging from $1,500 to $5,000.
"Spring and summer are traditionally the busiest for wedding and portrait bookings," said Price, a 1993 graduate of Traverse City Central High School. "This year it went from phone ringing to silence. There were a lot of unknowns and uncertainties. How long will this last? Are we going to be safe? What do I need to put in place that protects me and my clients?"
"My faith took over, and I told myself, 'This will pass, and you'll get through it because you always have.' I was thrilled and humbled to receive the grant. It spoke to me in a dark, uncertain time that what I do really matters. My community was telling me, 'We believe in your business and we believe in what you're doing here in Northern Michigan. You're part of us.'"
Surfing for New Images
While thoughtfully evaluating and re-opening her business, Price found her love of freshwater and Northern Michigan more-important-than-ever. It's a part of her roots and who she is as a person.
"When I take my photographs, I'm trying to merge my landscapes with snippets of life to tell a story — like surfing," said Price, who was raised on nearby Long Lake. "I love to showcase a combination of adventure and physical landscapes in the changing seasons and light throughout the year. September is my favorite month in Northern Michigan."
She is often found out in the lineup surrounded by surfers — yes, surfing is popular on Lake Michigan — and capturing images of Mother Nature to help encourage thoughtful consumption and water conservation. Price has worked for several state and national clients, and her images are sourced direct or through her stock agency.
However, her path didn't start behind a camera. She spent three years at Michigan State University on a political science and pre-law track before transferring to Brooks Institute of Photography in California.
Price is committed to protecting Michigan waterways and encouraging everyone to be better humans through her photography. She is quick to share facts about the Great Lakes and why we need to protect them.
Said Price: "An ideal assignment for me would be to craft an adventure on the Great Lakes that's paddling based and challenging. It tells a good story, and it's so important in protecting these spaces and places."
Delivering Support for Small Businesses During the Coronavirus Crisis: Consumers Energy is committed to helping Michigan small businesses succeed. Find resources at our Business Solutions website or call 800-805-0490 to arrange a customized payment plan for your business energy bill.
Photo Credit: Image of Beth Price on surfboard with camera, courtesy of Liam Kaiser.
Connect with Beth Price Photography
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/BethPricePhotography
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bethpricephotography
Commercial Website – https://www.bethpricephotography.com
Portrait Website – http://www.pricelessphotography.com
Print Shop – https://printshop-bethpricephotography.com
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The Kale Dark Shadow is finished with a vegan jacron patch. The worn-in look is achieved by laser & ozone techniques and better chemicals, managed by the EIM score from Jeanologia.


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Carpet sellers, Umbumbulu, KwaZulu-Natal
Self-employed women--South Africa, Urban poor--South Africa, Informal sector (Economics)--South Africa, Women--South Africa, South Africa--Social conditions--20th century, Apartheid, The Cordoned Heart
Informal carpet sellers carry off-cuts on their heads. Buying off-cuts from a factory provided them with material and the opportunity to make a little money.
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Informal carpet sellers work with off-cuts. Buying off-cuts from a factory provided them with material and the opportunity to make a little money.
Peter, the Kyungu
Nyakyusa (African people), Ethnology--Malawi--Karonga, Karonga (Malawi)--Rural conditions, Men--Malawi--Karonga, Nyakyusa (African people)--Clothing
Peter, the Kyungu. Photograph taken in Karonga, Northern Nyasaland, July-August 1937.
Peter Burdon's Karfloof
Botany--South Africa, Plants--South Africa, ,
Burdon's Karfloof. "The Forest"
Sophie Peters at International Children's Day art workshop
Community Arts Project (Cape Town, South Africa)--History, Community arts projects--South Africa--Cape Town--History, Arts and children--South Africa--Cape Town, Art--Study and teaching (Preschool)--South Africa--Cape Town
Sophie Peters facilitating International Children's Day art workshop for pre-school children at Blackpool Hall, Salt River.
St. Peter's Cemetery, Observatory, Cape Town
Western Cape (South Africa), Observatory (Cape Town, South Africa), Cemeteries, Memorials, Land, Wrecking
Soon to be razed: St. Peter's Cemetery in Observatory, which is being sold to a developer. It is believed permission will be sought to have the land rezoned to allow for residential development. The church is to use the funds to buy a block of flats.
St. Peter's Church celebrates 100 years, Cape Town
Historic buildings, Religion, Church buildings, Centennial celebrations, etc., ,
St. Peter's church, Mowbray which celebrated its centenary yesterday. The rector, the Rev. John Carter, can be seen standing at the church gates.
Oral history interviews with Simba Pemhenayi, Sophie Peters and Thembinkosi Goniwe, May 1997 [Part 1]
Community Arts Project (Cape Town, South Africa)--History, Community arts projects--South Africa--Cape Town--History
Interviews with Simba Pemhenayi, Sophie Peters and Thembinkosi Goniwe. Pemhenayi was performing arts educator at the Community Arts Project (1994-1998). Peters was a visual arts student (full-time) and child arts educator (part-time) at the Community Arts Project (circa 1987-1997). Goniwe was a part-time visual arts student and educator at the Community Arts Project (late 1980s-circa 1997). The interviews were conducted by Robyn Denny and commissioned by Mario Pissarra for Community Arts Project 'Histories of CAP' project.
109/81 looking south south west [Farm Bonnieglen - Peter Stockhill ' 300m up i.e. north east from district road & 400m south east of house]
Housing development in Montana, Cape Town
Residential buildings, ,
The Montana development constisted originally of 250 serviced plots, on which 145 homes have already been built. A further 70 plots of around 600 sq m and upwards in size recently came on to the market and are selling from R8 000. Once these have been sold a further 80 plots will be made available but these will not come on to the market until all services have been provided. These include telephone cables and street lighting.
Bishop Lavis Drive, Cape Town
Bishop Lavis (Cape Town, South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Townships, Apartheid, Youth, South Africa. Group Areas Act, 1950, Coloured people (South Africa)
Bishop Lavis Drive in Bishop Lavis township, Cape Town
Fishing industry, Cape Town
Western Cape (South Africa), Cape Town (South Africa), Fishing industry, Recreation, Ocean, Seafood
Japanese fishing boats take a break at Cape Town docks to take on supplies and overhaul their deep-sea crayfish nets. The heavily equipped vessels have been fishing beyond South Africa's territorial limits.
House on Meadway Road, Cape Town
Cape Town (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Gardens, Architecture, Residential buildings
No. 4 Meadway belongs to Mr D.B. Sides.
Films and filmmaking, Cape Town
Western Cape (South Africa), Cape Town (South Africa), Motion pictures, Apartheid
Films and filmmaking, Cape Town.
Bakoven, Cape Town
Bakoven (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Coasts, Weather, Storms, Environment
Stormy waters off Bakoven, Cape Town


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package io.apiman.test.policies;

import io.apiman.gateway.engine.IApiConnection;
import io.apiman.gateway.engine.IApiConnectionResponse;
import io.apiman.gateway.engine.async.AsyncResultImpl;
import io.apiman.gateway.engine.async.IAsyncResultHandler;
import io.apiman.gateway.engine.beans.Api;
import io.apiman.gateway.engine.beans.ApiRequest;
import io.apiman.gateway.engine.io.IApimanBuffer;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * A connection a simulated back end API.
 *
 * @author eric.wittmann@redhat.com
 */
public class PolicyTesterApiConnection implements IApiConnection {

    private static IPolicyTestBackEndApi createBackEndApi(String endpoint) {
        try {
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            Class<? extends IPolicyTestBackEndApi> theClass = (Class<? extends IPolicyTestBackEndApi>) Class.forName(endpoint);
            return theClass.newInstance();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new RuntimeException(e);
        }
    }

    private final ApiRequest request;
    private final IAsyncResultHandler<IApiConnectionResponse> handler;
    private ByteArrayOutputStream output;
    private final IPolicyTestBackEndApi backEndApi;
    private boolean finished;

    /**
     * Constructor.
     * @param api
     * @param request
     * @param handler
     */
    public PolicyTesterApiConnection(Api api, ApiRequest request,
            IAsyncResultHandler<IApiConnectionResponse> handler) {
        this.request = request;
        this.handler = handler;
        this.output = null;
        this.backEndApi = createBackEndApi(api.getEndpoint());
    }

    /**
     * @see io.apiman.gateway.engine.io.IWriteStream#write(io.apiman.gateway.engine.io.IApimanBuffer)
     */
    @Override
    public void write(IApimanBuffer chunk) {
        if (this.output == null) {
            this.output = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        }
        try {
            this.output.write(chunk.getBytes());
        } catch (IOException e) {
            // should never happen :)
        }
    }

    /**
     * @see io.apiman.gateway.engine.io.IWriteStream#end()
     */
    @Override
    public void end() {
        PolicyTestBackEndApiResponse response = backEndApi.invoke(request,
                output == null ? null : output.toByteArray());
        IApiConnectionResponse connectionResponse = new PolicyTesterApiConnectionResponse(response);
        handler.handle(AsyncResultImpl.create(connectionResponse));
        finished = true;
    }

    /**
     * @see io.apiman.gateway.engine.io.IStream#isFinished()
     */
    @Override
    public boolean isFinished() {
        return finished;
    }

    /**
     * @see io.apiman.gateway.engine.IApiConnection#isConnected()
     */
    @Override
    public boolean isConnected() {
        return !isFinished();
    }

    /**
     * @see io.apiman.gateway.engine.io.IAbortable#abort()
     */
    @Override
    public void abort(Throwable t) {
        finished = true;
    }

}

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package org.durid.stat;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public class TableStat {

    int selectCount      = 0;
    int updateCount      = 0;
    int deleteCount      = 0;
    int insertCount      = 0;
    int dropCount        = 0;
    int mergeCount       = 0;
    int createCount      = 0;
    int alterCount       = 0;
    int createIndexCount = 0;

    public int getCreateIndexCount() {
        return createIndexCount;
    }

    public void incrementCreateIndexCount() {
        createIndexCount++;
    }

    public int getAlterCount() {
        return alterCount;
    }

    public void incrementAlterCount() {
        this.alterCount++;
    }

    public int getCreateCount() {
        return createCount;
    }

    public void incrementCreateCount() {
        this.createCount++;
    }

    public int getMergeCount() {
        return mergeCount;
    }

    public void incrementMergeCount() {
        this.mergeCount++;
    }

    public int getDropCount() {
        return dropCount;
    }

    public void incrementDropCount() {
        dropCount++;
    }

    public void setDropCount(int dropCount) {
        this.dropCount = dropCount;
    }

    public int getSelectCount() {
        return selectCount;
    }

    public void incrementSelectCount() {
        selectCount++;
    }

    public void setSelectCount(int selectCount) {
        this.selectCount = selectCount;
    }

    public int getUpdateCount() {
        return updateCount;
    }

    public void incrementUpdateCount() {
        updateCount++;
    }

    public void setUpdateCount(int updateCount) {
        this.updateCount = updateCount;
    }

    public int getDeleteCount() {
        return deleteCount;
    }

    public void incrementDeleteCount() {
        this.deleteCount++;
    }

    public void setDeleteCount(int deleteCount) {
        this.deleteCount = deleteCount;
    }

    public void incrementInsertCount() {
        this.insertCount++;
    }

    public int getInsertCount() {
        return insertCount;
    }

    public void setInsertCount(int insertCount) {
        this.insertCount = insertCount;
    }

    public String toString() {
        StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(4);
        if (mergeCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Merge");
        }
        if (insertCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Insert");
        }
        if (updateCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Update");
        }
        if (selectCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Select");
        }
        if (deleteCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Delete");
        }
        if (dropCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Drop");
        }
        if (createCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Create");
        }
        if (alterCount > 0) {
            buf.append("Alter");
        }
        if (createIndexCount > 0) {
            buf.append("CreateIndex");
        }

        return buf.toString();
    }

    public static class Name {

        private String name;

        public Name(String name){
            this.name = name;
        }

        public String getName() {
            return this.name;
        }

        public int hashCode() {
            return this.name.toLowerCase().hashCode();
        }

        public boolean equals(Object o) {
            if (!(o instanceof Name)) {
                return false;
            }

            Name other = (Name) o;

            return this.name.equalsIgnoreCase(other.name);
        }

        public String toString() {
            return this.name;
        }
    }

    public static class Relationship {

        private Column left;
        private Column right;
        private String operator;

        public Column getLeft() {
            return left;
        }

        public void setLeft(Column left) {
            this.left = left;
        }

        public Column getRight() {
            return right;
        }

        public void setRight(Column right) {
            this.right = right;
        }

        public String getOperator() {
            return operator;
        }

        public void setOperator(String operator) {
            this.operator = operator;
        }

        @Override
        public int hashCode() {
            final int prime = 31;
            int result = 1;
            result = prime * result + ((left == null) ? 0 : left.hashCode());
            result = prime * result + ((operator == null) ? 0 : operator.hashCode());
            result = prime * result + ((right == null) ? 0 : right.hashCode());
            return result;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean equals(Object obj) {
            if (this == obj) {
                return true;
            }
            if (obj == null) {
                return false;
            }
            if (getClass() != obj.getClass()) {
                return false;
            }
            Relationship other = (Relationship) obj;
            if (left == null) {
                if (other.left != null) {
                    return false;
                }
            } else if (!left.equals(other.left)) {
                return false;
            }
            if (operator == null) {
                if (other.operator != null) {
                    return false;
                }
            } else if (!operator.equals(other.operator)) {
                return false;
            }
            if (right == null) {
                if (other.right != null) {
                    return false;
                }
            } else if (!right.equals(other.right)) {
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return left + " " + operator + " " + right;
        }

    }

    public static class Condition {

        private Column       column;
        private String       operator;

        private List<Object> values = new ArrayList<Object>();

        public Column getColumn() {
            return column;
        }

        public void setColumn(Column column) {
            this.column = column;
        }

        public String getOperator() {
            return operator;
        }

        public void setOperator(String operator) {
            this.operator = operator;
        }

        public List<Object> getValues() {
            return values;
        }

        @Override
        public int hashCode() {
            final int prime = 31;
            int result = 1;
            result = prime * result + ((column == null) ? 0 : column.hashCode());
            result = prime * result + ((operator == null) ? 0 : operator.hashCode());
            return result;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean equals(Object obj) {
            if (this == obj) {
                return true;
            }
            if (obj == null) {
                return false;
            }
            if (getClass() != obj.getClass()) {
                return false;
            }
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Seattle, WA- For the first time the Fremont Abbey will present three Abbey Artists in residence in an evening of collaborative works. Artists Tara Dyberg (choreographer), Jesse French (sound artist), and Kristin DiClemente (visual artist) each explore the nature of connection both organic and synthetic. The experience is woven together with comedy provided by Seattle's ComedySportz Team.
Networks are all around us. Our bodies are comprised of microscopic cellular networks and, as humans, we continually construct our own social, political, and international networks to connect with each other. We all exist and continually relate to one another within the boundaries of these natural and self-constructed networks. Dyberg utilizes her recent experience of immigration as a platform for investigating isolation and boundaries within a network. Her choreography explores the rules we place on ourselves and onto each other in our attempts to demonstrate both relativity and individuality. In conjunction with Dyberg's movement, French has constructed a soundscape to explore the psychoacoustic properties of the Abbey's resonant architecture. A network of soundwaves activates the unique tone and character of the Great Hall, creating a piece that can only be experienced in the space.
DiClemente's intricate works, which will be showcased in the Gallery, reflect the common networking pattern between the circulatory system and the branching networks found in roots, rivers, veins, and tree branches. In DiClemente's work these branching systems merge, and become dependent upon one another, symbolizing of the connectedness of all things in nature, and the phenomena of living systems.
ComedySportz Seattle ties the evening together with interactive comedy to transition audiences from the Gallery downstairs to the music and dance performance in the Great Hall.
heartfelt gratitude to the dancers, collaborators and volunteers who have made this project happen.
Jesse French: Jesse has explored the use of digital technology in audio creation for 9 years and counting. He likes to go on sampling missions, to take home pieces of the sound world, and warp / slice / reverse the pieces into music. This is his first dance collaboration on the West Coast.
Kristin DiClemente: Kristin is a recent Seattle transplant from Philadelphia. She earned my BFA in painting from Tyler School of Art in 2008. Since then, she has been exhibiting and teaching art classes at various locations.
What: NET // WORKS: An event exploring the nature of connections, both organic and synthetic, through dance, sound, art, and comedy.


These volunteers are the backbone of U School. This is an opportunity for people from the university community to interact with the students in large groups, small groups and individually. We want the students to meet and get to know as many people as possible from the U of A and learn more about our institution and what it has to offer them and our community.
We are looking for diverse group of volunteers who do many different things on campus. Our goal is for the students to be able to see themselves on campus and it helps when they someone who looks like them. We ask for people to volunteer for at least one half day commitment (9:30 – 12:00 pm or 12:00 - 2:30/2:45 pm). However, you are welcome to volunteer as many times as your schedule will allow.


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Download "COMMON SENSE FUNDS LOCKED-IN ADDENDUM"
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1 PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA COMMON SENSE FUNDS LOCKED-IN ADDENDUM ONTARIO LIRA
2 Your Locked-In Addendum Enclosed is the Locked-In Addendum for your registered retirement product, which, together with the Individual Variable Insurance Contract, of your registered product, sets out the terms, conditions, rules and regulations that govern your account. Common Sense Funds registered retirement products are subject to the terms of their applicable Addenda and an Individual Variable Insurance Contract, which have been approved by regulatory authorities. The requirements and rules that apply to each registered retirement product are set out in these documents. You should, in the context of your retirement planning and individual circumstances, familiarize yourself with these requirements. You are receiving this addendum as you have either opened a new registered retirement product account that has a locking-in provision, or as a result of amendments to the current addendum previously provided to you. If you require any further information, please contact Primerica Client Services at
3 ONTARIO LIRA PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN LOCKED-IN RETIREMENT ACCOUNT FOR ONTARIO ADDENDUM SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING A LOCKED-IN RETIREMENT ACCOUNT UNDER THE PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN RECITALS: A. The Annuitant is entitled, pursuant to Pension Benefits Act (Ontario) and Regulation R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 909 to transfer the commuted value of pension entitlements he or she has accumulated under a pension plan governed by the provisions of the Act and the Regulation and registered under the Income Tax Act (Canada) (the Transfer ); B. The Annuitant named in the application (the Application ) completed by the applicant has established a Primerica Common Sense Funds of Primerica Life Insurance Company of Canada Registered Retirement Savings Plan (the Plan ) with Primerica Life Insurance Company of Canada, a life insurance company incorporated under the laws of Canada (the Manager ). In the Application, the applicant directed that funds which originated from a registered pension plan governed by the provisions of the Act be transferred to the Manager in order to purchase the LIRA and the Manager wishes to receive the Transfer; C. the Transfer cannot be made unless the conditions herein relating to locking-in are satisfied; D. the parties now wish to supplement the Plan in order to comply with the requisite locking-in conditions. NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSES that in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements contained herein, the Parties hereto agree as follows: 1. DEFINITIONS: In this Agreement, all capitalized terms not otherwise defined herein shall have the same meaning as in the Plan. In addition, the following terms shall have the meaning indicated: 1.1 Act means the Pension Benefits Act (Ontario), as same may be amended from time to time; 1.2 Account refers to the Plan executed between the Annuitant and Primerica Life Insurance Company of Canada as supplemented and modified by this Addendum establishing a LIRA; 1.3 Financial institution means the underwriter, depositary or issuer of a LIF, LRIF or LIRA; 1.4 LIF means a retirement income arrangement, known as a life income fund, that is a RIF and that meets the conditions set out in Schedule 1.1 of the Regulation; 1.5 Life Annuity means an arrangement that is made to purchase, through a person authorized to sell annuities under the laws of Canada or of a province, an immediate or deferred annuity and that complies with the relevant provisions of the Income Tax Act (Canada) and of section 22 of the Regulation; 1.6 LIRA means a retirement savings arrangement known as a locked-in retirement account that is a RSP and that meets the conditions set out in Schedule 3 of the Regulation; 1.7 LRIF means a retirement income arrangement, known as a locked-in retirement income fund, that is a RIF and that meets the conditions set out in Schedule 2 of the Regulation; 1.8 Regulation means R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 909 adopted to the Act, as same may be amended from time to time; 1.9 RIF means a retirement income fund within the meaning in the Income Tax Act (Canada) that is registered under that act; 1.10 RSP means a retirement saving plan within the meaning of the Income Tax Act (Canada) that is registered under that act;
4 1.11 Spouse shall have the meaning assigned to such term under the Act but does not include any person who is not recognized a Spouse or common-law partner for the purposes of any provision of the Income Tax Act (Canada) respecting RSPs; 1.12 Transfer means the transfer referred to in paragraph A of the Recitals hereto. 2. Locking-in provisions: Subject to section 3 and 5 herein, all money that is the subject of the Transfer, including all investment earnings thereon but excluding all fees, charges, expenses and taxes charged to this Account, shall be used to provide or ensure a pension that would, but for the Transfer or any previous transfers, be required or permitted by the Act. The Annuitant shall not be allowed to make any additional contribution, and no money which is not lockedin may be transferred or otherwise held under this Account. 3. Permitted transfers: No transfer of all or any part of the money or assets held under this Account is permitted unless such transfer is made to one of the following: 3.1 to another LIRA on the conditions set out in Schedule 3 of the Regulation; 3.2 to a LIF that is governed by Schedule 1.1 of the Regulation; 3.3 to purchase a Life Annuity, as stipulated in subsection 146(1) of the Income Tax Act (Canada); or 3.4 to a registered pension plan. Such transfer shall be made after receipt by the Manager of written instructions from the Annuitant to that effect, but shall be conditional upon the Manager being satisfied that the conditions for transfer set out at section 4 hereof are fulfilled. Once the transfer is completed in compliance with all conditions relating thereto, the Manager shall be released from any liability in connection with this Account to the extent of the transfer. Notwithstanding the above, the Manager shall never be obliged to refund in advance the investments held under the Account for the transfer and may, at its entire discretion, either (i) delay the requested transfer accordingly, or (ii) where such investments consist of identifiable and transferable securities, effect the transfer by the remittance of such securities. The transfers referred to at subsection 3.2 are subject to the further condition that if the Annuitant who was a member or former member of the pension plan from which the funds in this Account originated has a Spouse, the Spouse must have consented to such transfer in the manner prescribed under the Regulation and satisfactory evidence thereof must be provided to the Manager. Effective January 1, 2011, a LIRA can no longer be transferred to an LRIF or an Old LIF, that is governed by Schedule 1 of the Regulation. 4. Conditions for transfer: Before transferring any money from this Account to another Financial institution, the Manager shall advise the transferee Financial institution in writing of the locked-in status of the money being the object of the transfer and that same must be administered as a pension or deferred pension under the Act and the Regulation and shall make the transfer subject to the compliance with the conditions set forth in Schedule 3 of the Regulation. 5. Permitted withdrawals: No withdrawal, commutation or surrender of money held under this Account is permitted and will be void, except: (a) where the amount is required to be paid to the Annuitant to reduce the amount of tax otherwise payable under Part X.1 of the Income Tax Act (Canada); (b) Financial Hardship Withdrawal: There are four categories of financial hardship: 1. Medical expenses: where the Annuitant, his or her Spouse, or a dependant has incurred or will incur medical expenses relating to an illness or physical disability of any of them. 2. Arrears of debt or rent: where the Annuitant or his or her Spouse has received a written demand in respect of arrears in the payment of rent on the Annuitant s principal residence, and the Annuitant could face eviction if the debt remains unpaid; or where the Annuitant or his or her Spouse has received a written demand in respect of a default on a debt that is secured against the Annuitant s principal residence, and the Annuitant could face eviction if the amount in default remains unpaid. 3. Payment of first and last months rent: where the annuitant or his or her Spouse requires money to pay the first and last months rent to obtain a principal residence for the Annuitant.
5 4. Low expected income: where the Annuitant s expected total income from all sources, before taxes, for the 12 months after the date on which the application is signed is 66 2/3 per cent or less of the Year s Maximum Pensionable Earnings for the year in which the application is signed. A withdrawal of all or part of the balance of the LIRA may be made on application by the Annuitant to the Manager in accordance with sections 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 and/or 8.4 of Schedule 3 of the Regulation, provided the following conditions are met: (i) (ii) (iii) Only one application per Account may be made under each category of financial hardship during a calendar year, except in the case of Medical expenses where one application may be made during a calendar year in respect of a particular person The application must specify the amount to be withdrawn from the Account and must be within the prescribed minimum ($500) and maximum amount for the given category of financial hardship The application is made on a form approved by the Superintendent, signed by the Annuitant, provided to the Manager within sixty days of execution, and accompanied by the following documentation: a. a declaration about a Spouse; or a statement signed by the Annuitant within sixty days of receipt by the Manager attesting to the fact that none of the assets in the LIRA are derived, directly or indirectly, from a pension benefit provided in respect of any employment of the Annuitant; and b. a statement, signed by the Annuitant, that he or she understands that any assets released under the financial hardship provision will not be exempt under section 66 of the Act from execution, seizure or attachment; and c. supporting documentation as required under sections 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 or 8.4 of Schedule 3, as the case may be, which are signed and dated no more than 12 months prior to receipt by the Manager: i. For Medical expenses: a statement signed by a Canada licensed physician or dentist, as applicable, indicating that, in his or her opinion, the expenses claimed are or were necessary for the person s treatment; and a copy of the receipts or the estimate to account for the total amount of the medical expenses being claimed. ii. For Arrears of debt or rent: a copy of the written demand in respect of arrears in the payment of rent or in respect of the default on the secured debt, as the case may be. iii. For Payment of first and last months rent: a copy of the rental agreement, if available. iv. For Low expected income: a statement, signed by the Annuitant, setting out the amount of his or her expected total income from all sources, before taxes, for the 12 months after the date on which the application is signed. (c) Shortened Life Expectancy Withdrawal: A withdrawal of all or part of the balance of the LIRA may be made on application by the Annuitant to the Manager in accordance with section 8 of Schedule 3 of the Regulation for the withdrawal provided the following conditions are met: (i) at the time of execution of the application the Annuitant has an illness or physical disability that is likely to shorten the Annuitant s life expectancy to less than two years; (ii) the application is made on a form approved by the Superintendent, signed by the Annuitant, provided to the Manager within sixty days of execution, and accompanied by the following documentation: (A) a statement signed by a physician who is licensed to practice medicine in a jurisdiction in Canada that, in the opinion of the physician, the Annuitant has an illness or physical disability that is likely to shorten the Annuitant s life expectancy to less than two years; and (B) either a declaration about a Spouse, or a statement signed by the Annuitant within sixty days of receipt by the Manager attesting to the fact that none of the assets in the LIRA are derived, directly or indirectly, from a pension benefit provided in respect of any employment of the Annuitant. (d) Withdrawal of Small Amount at 55: A withdrawal equal to the value of the entire LRA may be made upon application by the Annuitant to the Manager in accordance with section 6 of Schedule 3 of the Regulation provided the following conditions are met: (i) the Annuitant has attained the age of fifty-five years at the time of execution of the application; (ii) the value of all assets in all life income funds, locked-in retirement income funds and locked-in retirement accounts owned by the Annuitant is less than 40% of the Year s Maximum Pensionable Earnings for the calendar year in which the application is made; and (iii) the application is made on a form approved by the Superintendent, signed by the Annuitant, provided to the Manager within sixty days of execution, and accompanied by one of the following documents: (A) a declaration about a Spouse; or
6 (B) a statement signed by the Annuitant within sixty days of receipt by the Manager attesting to the fact that none of the assets in the LIRA are derived, directly or indirectly, from a pension benefit provided in respect of any employment of the Annuitant. The value of all assets in all life income funds, locked-in retirement income funds and locked-in retirement accounts owned by the Annuitant when the Annuitant signs the application shall be determined in accordance with the most recent statement about each fund or account given to the Annuitant. Each such statement must be dated within one year of the execution of the application by the Annuitant. The Manager may rely upon the information provided by the Annuitant in an application made pursuant to paragraph 5 (b), (c) and (d) and such application shall constitute sufficient authorization for the Manager to make the withdrawal from the LIRA as requested by the Annuitant. The withdrawal will occur within thirty days of receipt by the Manager of a completed application form and accompanying document. (e) Non-Canadian Residents: A withdrawal equal to the value of the entire LIRA may be made on application by the Annuitant to the Manager, in accordance with Section 7 of Schedule 3 of the Regulation, provided the following conditions are met: (i) when the Annuitant signs the application, he or she is a non-resident of Canada as determined by the Canada Revenue Agency for the purposes of the Income Tax Act (Canada); (ii) the application is made at least 24 months after the Annuitant s date of departure from Canada; and (iii) the application is made on a form approved by the Superintendent, signed by the Annuitant, provided to the Manager within 60 days of execution and accompanied by the following documentation: (A) A written determination form the Canada Revenue Agency that the Annuitant is a non-resident for the purposes of the Income Tax Act (Canada). (B) Either a Declaration about a Spouse, or a statement signed by the Annuitant attesting to the fact that none of the money in the LIRA is derived, directly or indirectly, from a pension benefit provided in respect of any employment of the Annuitant. 6. Investments: The money and assets held under this Account shall be invested by the Manager in the manner provided for in the Individual Variable Insurance Contract creating the Plan. All investments of money or assets held under this Account must comply with the rules for the investment RSP money contained in the Income Tax Act (Canada) and the regulations thereunder. 7. Exemption from seizure: The money and assets held under this Account may not be assigned, charged, anticipated or given as security and shall be exempted from execution, seizure or attachment, except as permitted by subsection 65(3) of the Act. Any transaction purporting to assign, charge, anticipate or give the money or assets held under this Account as security is void. 8. Form of annuity to be purchased: The pension to be provided to the Annuitant, where the Annuitant who was a member or former member of the pension plan from which the funds in this Account originate has a Spouse on the date at which the pension commences, must be a joint pension that complies with section 22 of the Regulation, unless the Annuitant and his/her Spouse waive such entitlement in the manner prescribed by the Act and the Regulation and satisfactory evidence thereof is given to the Manager. An immediate or deferred life annuity purchased with the LIRA Assets shall not differentiate on the basis of the sex of the beneficiary if the value of the Benefits was determined in a manner that did not differentiate on the basis of sex. 9. Compulsory transfer: The money and assets held under this Account shall be affected to a permitted transfer as provided at section 3 hereof before the end of the calendar year in which the Annuitant attains the age of 71 years, at the choice of the Annuitant as specified in writing. However, if the Manager has not received from the Annuitant the necessary documentation to start a pension or effect such transfer, within 90 days prior to the end of the calendar year in which the Annuitant attains the age of 71, the Manager shall, at its entire discretion, either purchase an immediate Life Annuity for the Annuitant, in compliance with subsection 3.3 hereof, or transfer the balance of this Account to a RIF for the Annuitant. 10. Division on Marriage Breakdown: Notwithstanding sections 3 and 5 hereof, the funds in this Account are subject to division in accordance with the terms of a domestic contract, as defined in Part IV of the Family Law Act (Ontario), or the terms of an order made under Part 1 of the Family Law Act (Ontario), subject to requirements of the Act. The
7 Manager shall not be obligated to make any payments or transfers hereunder until receipt by the Manager of satisfactory proof of entitlement. 11. Death of the Annuitant: Should the Annuitant die before the commencement of the pension or transfer under section 3 or 9 then the money and assets held under this Account shall be payable: (i) by way of lump sum to his or her Spouse or transfer to a RSP or RIF of the Spouse, if at the time of the Annuitant s death the Annuitant had a Spouse who has not waived his or her entitlements hereunder and such Spouse was not living separate and apart from the Annuitant at the time of the Annuitant s death, or (ii) in the absence of a Spouse who is entitled to receive same under (i) above, to any beneficiary lawfully designated to receive same or, failing that, to the estate of the Annuitant. Such payment shall be effected after receipt by the Manager of satisfactory evidence of the Annuitant s death and of entitlement to the funds in question. Notwithstanding the above, where the spouse of the Annuitant is entitled to the balance of this Account, such Spouse may receive the balance of this Account by way of a pension instead of a lump sum payment, at his or her election. In this event, the Annuitant s Spouse must inform the Manager of his/her election as to the manner of payment of the balance of the Account, whether by way of pension or lump sum payment, and provide the Manager with all necessary information effect the transfer within 90 days from receipt by the Manager of evidence of the Annuitant s death, failing which the Manager shall purchase either a RSP, a RIF or a Life annuity in the name of the Spouse, at its absolute discretion, and no lump sum payment will be made. 12. Representations and Warranties of the Annuitant: The Annuitant represents and warrants to the Manager the following: 12.1 that an entitlement to receive a pension under a pension plan governed by the Act is vested in him/her whether as member or former member of such pension plan or as the Spouse of such a member or former member; 12.2 that he/she is entitled to effect a transfer of his/her pension entitlements pursuant to the Act; 12.3 that the funds transferred herein are locked-in funds resulting directly or indirectly from the commuted value of the Annuitant s pension entitlements and are transferred herein pursuant to the Act or the Regulation; and 12.4 that the provisions of the pension plan do not prohibit the Annuitant from entering in this Agreement and, in the event that such prohibition does exist, the Manager shall not be liable for the consequences to the Annuitant of executing this Agreement or for anything done by the Manager in accordance with the provisions hereof. 13. Governing terms: The money which is the object of the Transfer shall be held by the Manager in accordance with the terms of the Plan and the provisions of the Agreement, provided that in the event of any conflict between the provisions of the Plan on the one hand and this Agreement on the other, the provisions of this Agreement shall prevail. 14. Governing law: This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the province of Ontario. 15. Assigns: This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties hereto and their respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THEY HAVE READ THE ABOVE PROVISIONS AS WELL AS THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THE PLAN AND UNDERSTAND THAT THE FUNDS TRANSFERRED HEREIN WILL BE HELD IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH. YOUR CURRENT MARITAL STATUS: (This data is necessary in order to complete prescribed government forms): Single Married Common law Divorced Separated Windowed PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
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Living documentary provides 'digital megaphone' for families affected by Mexico's drug war
150,000 people have already lost their lives in the Mexican drug war. Anyone's Child Mexico is a recently released 'living documentary' that seeks to draw attention to previously unheard stories from the front line.
The project is part of Anyone's Child: Families for Safer Drug Control – an international network of families of have been affected by current drug laws and are seeking to legally regulate the drug trade. This latest project seeks to combine the forces of mothers who lost their children, with technologists from Brigstow Institute (part of the University of Bristol) to bring attention to the mothers' plight.
Using a free phoneline set up in Mexico and connected to the site, people affected by the drug war are able to share their testimonies with the world in this continuously expanding documentary project. All the materials used in the interactive documentary have been crowdsourced by partner organisations in Mexico, creating a rich picture of what's happening to families as a result of this war on drugs.
A testimony from the second chapter of Anyone's Child Mexico
Scrolling through the four chapters, you are confronted with stories of mother's whose children have been kidnapped or murdered, provided with contextual information about the international impact of the drug war and hear from activists who are seeking a peaceful solution. Jane Slater, spokesperson for Anyone's Child said: "Mexico seems so far away, but these stories from the front-line of the drug war bring it closer to home. This is the first time these stories have been heard outside of Mexico. These people are the victims of a global drug war that both Mexico and the UK support and it's wonderful that activists in the UK can use their technology to support the mothers' calls for peace.
"These people are the victims of a global drug war that both Mexico and the UK support and it's wonderful that activists in the UK can use their technology to support the mothers' calls for peace" Jane Slater, Anyone's Child
"What these stories demonstrate is that there is no 'war on drugs'. It's ordinary people whose lives are being destroyed by our global drug war. The voices of the impacted families have spoken and our politicians must listen. We need a global approach to challenge the status quo. We must protect families. This project will hasten the end of the drug war and demonstrate why governments, not gangsters should control the drugs market."
Also working on the project were executive producer Matthew Brown and creative technologist Ewan Cass-Kavanagh who were co-creators of Quipu; an interactive, multimedia documentary on the impact of unconsented sterilisation in Peru, which also used a dedicated free phone lines to collect testimonies from women. Anyone's Child Mexico builds on Quipu's methodology, providing a place for families to speak out, but also giving them the opportunity to listen to other testimonies that have already been left. The hope for this is to create an infrastructure of solidarity between families and activists across Mexico.
Ewan commented: "This platform acts as a digital megaphone for the families to share their stories as far and wide as possible, to create empathy and understanding of the horrors of the drug war. We now need policymakers, both in the UK and Mexico to listen and make change a reality, in the hope that some good can come out of these heart wrenching stories."
Anyone's Child Mexico has been funded by Bristol University's Brigstow Institute as part of a new collaboration looking at using technology for social change and was produced by Transform Drug Policy Foundation. You can find out more Anyone's Child here and experience the living documentary here.


Hi, am not sure any other subscribers have faced similar issue of being charged monthly via starhub telco bill? Can starhub help to investigate and assist to stop the deduction?
Searched the internet and saw similar incident occured and SingTel helped their customer to resolve the issue.
You can stop these SMSes by activating the free PRS barring service at http://bit.ly/2fv2cRS at this time. Let us know if you do see anything unusual in your next bill.
Meanwhile do login to My Starhub App - My Account - My subscribed services.
Select the Mobile number Contract and scroll to the bottom there is this Service settings.
Do select the correct option and Submit.
If you are billed then do write in.
I never expected that I'm another victim of this scam. Could I requested to waive the charges? Does your Baring works? I'm concerned that I would be charged for the second time or other scam from the same syndicate.
Hi Jason, not to worry, if you see anything unusual in your next bill, do contact us and we will get the billing team to assist.
Then what would happen to my current unauthorized charges?
Do PM forum staff to assist you on this matter.
Please do send your full name, NRIC/FIN number, contact number and email to forum staff.
Either Amy_Law or Josephine C via click on Send a private message on the right side of their post.
For more info do refer to my previous post on this matter, including the settings to disable PRS.
In Josephine reply, she only mentioned about the next bill. She had yet to reply about the current bill. Feeling frustrated about the whole episode. Starhub is pushing all these unauthorized billing to the user to settle themselves. Singtel is taking proactive step to help their users.


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Q: Flutter Cards - How to Loop a card widgets in Flutter Main.dart
I want to loop the cards in the flutter.Since in Angular 2 just *ngFor works fine now in same way how can i loop it.I don't found and docs on flutter web.
you will find the output in the screen shot
Please help me to know how to loop cards or any other widgets
class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  // This widget is the root of your application.
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new MaterialApp(
        home:new MyCard()
    );
  }
}
class MyCard extends StatelessWidget{
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    Widget allcards;
      return new Scaffold(
            appBar: new AppBar(
              title: new Text('My First App'),
              backgroundColor:new Color(0xFF673AB7),
            ),
            body: new Container(
              child: new Column(
                children: <Widget>[
                  new Card(
                    child: new Column(
                      children: <Widget>[
                        new Image.network('https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fq4N0hgOWzU/maxresdefault.jpg'),
                        new Padding(
                          padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                          child: new Row(
                            children: <Widget>[
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Icon(Icons.thumb_up),
                             ),
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Text('Like',style: new TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0),),
                             ),
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Icon(Icons.comment),
                             ),
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Text('Comments',style: new TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0)),
                             )

                            ],
                          )
                        )
                      ],
                    ),
                  )
                ],
              ),

            )

        );

    }
}`

This is my dart file
screen shot

A: Just like Angular2 having an iteratable to loop over is what makes any loop works.
So I did some refactoring in your code and added a the list, changed Column with a ListView and here is the result:

  class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  // This widget is the root of your application.
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new MaterialApp(
        home:new MyCard()
    );
  }
}
class MyCard extends StatelessWidget{
  List cards = new List.generate(20, (i)=>new CustomCard());
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
      return new Scaffold(
            appBar: new AppBar(
              title: new Text('My First App'),
              backgroundColor:new Color(0xFF673AB7),
            ),
            body: new Container(
              child: new ListView(
                children: cards,
              )

            )

        );

    }
}

class CustomCard extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
              return  new Card(
                    child: new Column(
                      children: <Widget>[
                        new Image.network('https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fq4N0hgOWzU/maxresdefault.jpg'),
                        new Padding(
                          padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                          child: new Row(
                            children: <Widget>[
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Icon(Icons.thumb_up),
                             ),
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Text('Like',style: new TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0),),
                             ),
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Icon(Icons.comment),
                             ),
                             new Padding(
                               padding: new EdgeInsets.all(7.0),
                               child: new Text('Comments',style: new TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0)),
                             )

                            ],
                          )
                        )
                      ],
                    ),
                  );
  }
}

A: In case if any one gets error with above solution please add .toList() to

List cards = new List.generate(20, (i)=>new CustomCard()).toList();

A: In order to avoid this error:

This class (or a class which this class inherits from) is marked as '@immutable', but one or more of its instance fields are not final:

Just put

final

At this line:

List cards = new List.generate(20, (i)=>new CustomCard());

Staying this:

final List cards = new List.generate(20, (i)=>new CustomCard());

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Is this the worst thing a mother-in-law has ever done in the history of mothers-in-law?
Whether or not your future mother-in-law is psyched about you marrying her son, odds are she hasn't sent you an e-mail listing out all your faults (or rather, what SHE considers to be faults)…unless you're Heidi Withers. The British bride-to-be received a scathing note from the stepmother of the groom, fellow Englishwoman Carolyn Bourne, with the subject line "Your lack of manners" after Heidi visited her groom's family's home.
I understand your parents are unable to contribute very much towards the cost of your wedding. (There is nothing wrong with that except that convention is such that one might presume they would have saved over the years for their daughters' marriages.) If this is the case, it would be most ladylike and gracious to lower your sights and have a modest wedding as befits both your incomes…"
Read the rest of the e-mail here.
At least the groom's biological mother likes Heidi (according to The Daily Mail)! And the bride and groom's wedding plans reportedly haven't changed so far, despite the meanie stepmom.
Which part of the mother-in-law's e-mail do you find most offensive? (I think it's a tie between the bit about the bride's diabetes and insinuating that her family is lesser-than for not saving up for her wedding.) Has your mother-in-law ever called you out for similar "crimes"? Do you think this stepmother of the groom made any fair points?
Awkward Alert! These Grooms' Moms Love Their Sons a Little Too Much!
My Future Mother-in-Law Is Trying to Make Me Wear Her Wedding Gown!


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It's No Longer A Felony In California To Knowingly Infect Someone With HIV
News Syndicator October 8, 2017
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This account syndicates news from other media outlets.
Via LA Times:
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Friday that lowers from a felony to a misdemeanor the crime of knowingly exposing a sexual partner to HIV without disclosing the infection.
The measure also applies to those who give blood without telling the blood bank that they are HIV-positive.
Modern medicine allows those with HIV to live longer lives and nearly eliminates the possibility of transmission, according to state Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) and Assemblyman Todd Gloria (D-San Diego), authors of the bill.
"Today California took a major step toward treating HIV as a public health issue, instead of treating people living with HIV as criminals," Wiener said in a statement. "HIV should be treated like all other serious infectious diseases, and that's what SB 239 does."
Supporters of the change said the current law requires an intent to transmit HIV to justify a felony, but others noted cases have been prosecuted where there was no physical contact, so there was an argument intent was lacking.
Brown declined to comment on his action.
HIV has been the only communicable disease for which exposure is a felony under California law. The current law, Wiener argued, may convince people not to be tested for HIV, because without a test they cannot be charged with a felony if they expose a partner to the infection.
"We are going to end new HIV infections, and we will do so not by threatening people with state prison time, but rather by getting people to test and providing them access to care," Wiener said.
Supporters of the bill said women engaging in prostitution are disproportionately targeted with criminal charges, even in cases where the infection is not transmitted.
Republican lawmakers including Sen. Joel Anderson of Alpine voted against the bill, arguing it puts the public at risk.
"I'm of the mind that if you purposefully inflict another with a disease that alters their lifestyle the rest of their life, puts them on a regimen of medications to maintain any kind of normalcy, it should be a felony," Anderson said during the floor debate. "It's absolutely crazy to me that we should go light on this."
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Bass Museum
museum in Miami Beach, Florida
Works at Bass Museum
Her goddess superpowers come from her pruning tool
Homage to Pomona
Jacob Jordaens
Sarah Oesterling
The Bass Museum of Art houses everything from Renaissance to Contemporary art and it's just a few blocks from Miami Beach.
The museum was founded in 1963 when just two people, husband and wife John and Johanna Bass, donated their collection to the City. With over 500 pieces the collection is one of the most comprehensive gifts of European art in the region. Sounds impressive right? Well, what sounds awesome to us art plebs started as a bit of a joke. I guess in their eagerness to put together a comprehensive collection the couple may have bought and thusly donated a few pieces of questionable origin. When the place opened they proudly displayed the Mona Lisa… yeah, THE Mona Lisa along with a few obvious fakes "by" El Greco and Botticelli just to name a few. How these fakes got past the Basses AND the museum curator I have no idea, but luckily they have been pruned out and visitors can be assured that anything on display is genuine.
Though the museum got a bit of a rocky start it is now a staple of Miami Beach. In 2002, it doubled in size, adding large park areas and exhibition spaces. Rumors abound of a merger with North Miami's Museum of Contemporary Art but legal issues and push back from the public have stalled negotiations. Until the merger you'll just have to content yourself with the museum's awesomely low admission ($8 for adults, $6 for seniors and $0 for kids and students), free lectures, free family days, symphonies, and educational programs. The museum itself will be closed until Fall of 2016 for renovations to make it even more fabulous, but they are still hosting a bunch of cool stuff around the community! Check the calendar on their website to get up to date info on all the cool activities at this Magic City museum.
Here is what Wikipedia says about Bass Museum
The Bass Museum of Art is a contemporary art museum located in Miami Beach, Florida in the United States. The Bass Museum of Art was founded in 1963 and opened in 1964.
John Bass (1891-1978) and Johanna Redlich (m. Feb. 21, 1921) were Jewish-immigrants from Vienna, Austria who resided in Miami Beach. As President of the Fajardo Sugar Company of Puerto Rico, John Bass was also an amateur journalist, artist (namely painting and etching) and composer of published music. Mr. Bass collected both fine art and cultural artifacts, including a sizeable manuscript collection that now lives in the Carnegie Hall Archives. In 1963, the couple bequeathed a collection of more than 500 works, including Old Master paintings, textiles and sculptures to the City of Miami Beach, under the agreement that a Bass Museum of Art would remain open to the public in perpetuity. The museum opened its doors on April 7, 1964. John Bass directed the museum from its founding until his death in 1978.
In 1980, art historian Diane Camber was hired as Executive Director of the museum. For the next thirty years, Camber worked to professionalize museum operations, obtain AAM accreditation, produce scholarly exhibitions and successfully run a capital campaign for a building expansion, developing the museum into a significant cultural institution. Renovations took place in 2001, and the building expansion was inaugurated with the exhibition Globe Miami Island in 2002.
In 2009, George Lindemann, Jr. became President of the Board of Directors and Silvia Karman Cubiñá was appointed as Executive Director. Aligning with rapid urban development of City of Miami Beach, support from the John L. and James S. Knight Foundation and the success of Art Basel Miami Beach, the museum converted to a 501c3 non-profit corporation.
In 2013, the museum announced a $7.5 million grant from the City of Miami Beach to begin a second phase of transformation and expansion. The museum closed for construction in May 2015 and re-opened on October 29, 2017.
Check out the full Wikipedia article about Bass Museum.
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We shall rise again in international football
| source: Cabinet Office of The Prime Minister
In Felcsút on Monday, after the final of the Puskás Suzuki Cup, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that Hungary shall rise again in international football; its clubs will be successful, as well as the national team.
Defending title-holders Budapest Honvéd won the tournament on penalties in the final against Puskás Akadémia. Mr. Orbán, founder of Puskás Akadémia, presented the trophies.
After the final the Prime Minister told public service television news channel M1 that naturally he would have been pleased to see the home team win, but the most important thing for him are the young players, who were not inferior to Honvéd in any way.
Mr. Orbán added that two Hungarian teams playing in the final shows that the pool of young Hungarian talent is slowly but surely closing the gap on other nations. He said that Hungary would need three or four similar tournaments every year. He also mentioned the prestigious international youth tournaments organised by Vasas and Honvéd.
At the end of his interview the Prime Minister said that "We shall rise again in international club football; our clubs will be successful, as will the national team".
In the Puskás Suzuki Cup for Under-17 teams, Real Madrid came third, followed by the Dutch team KRC Genk, the Romanian Academia Hagi and the Greek Panathinaikos.
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