ELK RIVER, Minn. March 19, 2019 – It didn't take long for Andrew Carlson to display the same level of confidence and desire to win that Red Bull also saw in the up-and-coming professional off-road driver when they named him an official athlete earlier in the week. Carlson was making his west coast debut as the Lucas Oil Off-Road Racing Series (LOORRS) kicked-off the season at Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California. With a new fire-breathing PRO 4 truck, Carlson showed why Red Bull put their confidence in him as he accelerated his learning curve and found himself leading the stacked field with just 2 laps to go.
"During the parade lap my pre-race jitters were overcome by adrenaline," Carlson said. "I knew more than likely at the end of the race there was gonna be more fiberglass laying on the track then on my truck…I just wanted to make sure I was gonna be the hammer and not the nail," Carlson continued, referring to the aggressive nature of a one-day race in a PRO 4 final.
Turns out, "getting aggressive" is perhaps normal for some of the regular drivers on the West Coast LOORRS circuit. In a final plagued by caution flags, Andrew started in sixth, diced his way through the field, and took over the lead in the closing laps courtesy of a mechanical by then leader Doug Mittag. On the restart, things turned even more dicey and Carlson came out on the wrong side of contact with the eventual race winner. A cut tire forced him to hang on for a fourth place finish.
Despite missing what appeared to be a sure podium finish, the team was hitting on all cylinders. Crew Chief Keith Stamper had the new truck running in mid-season tune, and the news of Andrew becoming an official Red Bull athlete super-charged the entire Carlson Moto operation.
The team will immediately shift their focus to LOORRS Round 2 at Wild Horse Pass in Chandler, Arizona on April 13. You can catch all the action on LucasOilRacing.tv via livestream (subscription required) or through their cable and satellite television channel MAV TV. You can also download the Lucas Oil app and watch every LOORRS race and hundreds of other races directly on your phone.
No better way to kick-off the season… Andrew Carlson #15 has officially been named a Red Bull athlete!
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After my last wonderful breakfast at Hotel Jolanda in Santa Margherita Ligure and some last minute packing, I gave the front desk the key (I already paid my bill the night before), was refunded for the internet access problems (which really worked out in my favor), and headed to the train station. The walk was not far although there was a steep hill at the end of the walk just before reaching the train station. I figured out a way to hook all my bags together. I have been very happy with my new system of 2 rolling bags (both a bit smaller and lighter) rather than a larger backpack on my back and a larger rolling bag. So far, I have always been offered help when getting on or off a train and it has not been that difficult carrying the bags down and up the stairs in the underpasses at the train stations.
When I arrived at the train station, I was very glad that I purchased my ticket the day before since the ticket window was closed. I read on the monitor that the train would be 5 minutes "in ritardo" (late). I found a nice bench to sit on and waited for the train. A few minutes later an older but very feisty woman sat next to me. As the mystery woman announced that the train we were both taking to Genova would now be 10 minutes late, she started rambling on to me in Italian about how all the trains in the area are always late and that the next announcement will tell us that the train will be 15 and then 20 minutes late. She must have taken the train that was 30 minutes late on Wednesday since she was referring about that train while telling me about the Italian train system.
After a few minutes of train conversation, she asked where I was from and then started talking politics. She wanted to know why the US did not want a woman to be president. Then she wanted to know what I thought of Obama and his wife. She then asked me what the name of the "vecchio" (old) man was that was also running for president. We talked politics until the train arrived. She said it was a miracle that the train was only 10 minutes late. That was perfect for me since I would be able to still catch my connecting train if my first train was only 10 minutes late.
As the train arrived, we both went to board. She boarded first and then grabbed one of my rolling bags for me. I was surprised with her strength. Another kind man grabbed my other rolling bag. I followed the woman into one of the train cars. I debated whether or not to sit with her since I was ready to move on from the conversation about politics. I thought it would be rude though to not sit with here. The train was a regional train and so there are only 2nd class train cars. It was not very full so there was lots of space for luggage to be kept right by your seats which was nice.
I changed the subject to Genova once we sat down. She wanted to know what I did when I visited Genova. The train ride was quite pleasant. As we went by each station, she told me more about that area.
The train gods were looking out for me. We arrived on binario (platform/track) one! I LOVE binario uno because that means no stairs!! My connecting train was at the tronco place – a walk down to the end of binario 1 where two more little tracks were on the left with no stairs!
As I walked toward the tronco, I saw that there was a train at binario 2. I asked a train person (you can tell who they are by their green and blue outfits) if that was the Acqui train. He seemed to think it was and I figured that it had to be since it was set to leave in 10 minutes. I boarded the trian and found a seat by the entrance inside one of the train cars with a space for my luggage. A woman and her little dog got on board and sat nearby. She placed one of those little diaper paper things on the seat and then her dog hopped on. I snuck a cute photo of the dog while she was busy talking on the phone. She probably would have posed for me but I was too shy to ask.
The train ride was very pleasant. I worked on a couple of sudoku puzzles until we arrived. Jan (jgk) called me the day before offering to pick me up at the train station. I was thrilled since I was not sure how to get to the little place where we were both staying. I am still lost today (Wednesday) after being in Acqui Terme for 2 days and so I am sure that it would have made for an interesting time if I had to find the place on my own. I don't remember seeing any taxis at the station when I arrived.
I met Jan at the entrance of the train station when I arrived. We drove to a parking lot near our place. We are staying in rooms above a restaurant called La Loggia. Jan got the single room (booked ahead first) and I have a double room. My room is huge and quite comfortable. There is a great bathroom and a wonderful hairdryer!! Having a good hairdryer is not something that often happens, even in the nicest hotels.
After unpacking a few things, we went out to have a gelato. The gelateria had huge mounds of many flavors, both fruit and creme flavors. I introduced Jan to peach gelato. It was my first time having peach on this trip. We walked around the town some and then headed back to our rooms since everything was closed for the afternoon.
Later in the afternoon, we went out to Diana's for a short visit. I was so impressed with her new kitchen. It was great seeing her again. For dinner, we ate at a place that had a wonderful pesto, pomodoro (tomato) and creme sauce. I ordered spinach and ricotta ravioli with this sauce. I also ordered a caprese salad. This caprese salad was missing the basil. The buffalo mozzarella was one big mound in the middle and the tomato slices surrounded the cheese. It was really a meal in itself.
Well, that sums up my first day/night in Acqui Terme. I will write more soon.
Hi Girasoli, that's so cool that you're able to get together with Jan and Diana on this trip!
That's a pretty funny story about your train companion. One of the things I don't like talking about socially is politics, but I have to say that when I was in Austria in 2006 I had a pleasant converstation with a local about our governor here in California. It was quite interesting and pleasant and I learned a couple of things from that conversation. Oh the joys of traveling.
Peach gelato – yum! I'd love to have some right now!
I'm really enjoying reading about your trip. Take care and keep having fun!
I'm glad to hear you've worked out a system for attaching your bags so you can move around more easily, I'll have to get tips from you when you've returned!!!
Glad to hear you're having good train karma on this trip, I hope it holds up for you!


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"It has come to our attention that a recent article in the Tallahassee Democrat incorrectly indicates that we, as presidents of Bethune-Cookman University (B-CU) and Florida A&M University (FAMU), support the relocation of the MEAC-SWAC Challenge football game to Orlando and agree to play in the challenge.
We wish to correct the information that was erroneously printed in the Tallahassee Democrat.
As we have made clear in earlier statements, we do not support any historically black college or university athletic event in Orlando. We believe such a contest would negatively impact the annual Florida Classic. In addition to being a much-loved tradition for our alumni, the Florida Classic is a critical revenue source for both B-CU and FAMU. It is our strong belief that scheduling a football event in Orlando prior to the Florida Classic will erode its brand and put this critical funding source at risk.
We have advised MEAC Commissioner Dennis Thomas of our concerns, noting that Historically Black Colleges and Universities should not infringe on each other's markets for signature events, whether it be the Florida Classic in Orlando or the Bayou Classic in New Orleans.
In addition, we want to dispel a rumor that the Florida Classic will move to Miami in 2009. This is also not true.


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David Audrain Takes the Torch from Lew Shomer as New SISO Executive Director
Rachel Wimberly
At the annual business meeting lunch during the Society of Independent Show Organizer's CEO Summit, held April 13-16 on Kiawah Island, S.C., the association's chair, Charlie McCurdy, revealed that Exposition Development Company (ExpoDevCo) was named SISO's new management company and David Audrain, CEO of ExpoDevCo, as new executive director.
"I've been humbled … I've been very lucky these last couple of years to have the support of SISO," Audrain said.
He added, " … From an industry perspective, SISO provides the very best gathering for leadership to have networking and business opportunities."
The appointment will take effect on Jan. 1 when Lew Shomer and Shomex complete their seven years of leadership service to SISO.
"SISO is in great shape with a very diverse and robust membership that spans the globe - it's a great organization with lots of upside still to come," McCurdy said.
He added that the board "wanted to thank Shomex Productions and Lew Shomer for their success in bringing SISO to the level it has reached as the premier organization serving the for- profit show organizer".
Shomer said of the appointment, "I am thrilled that the board has chosen David to be the executive director when I step down."
He added, "David and I have known each other for more than 10 years, and I was proud to serve under his leadership when he was chair of SISO. His unique entrepreneurial drive, mixed with his managerial style for organizing and producing shows all over the world will help SISO maintain the many relationships we have developed which make SISO such an integral part of the overall global Industry".
Exposition Development Company is a three-year-old Atlanta-based service company specializing in the organization and management of Trade Shows and Conferences in North America that include owned events, licensed shows and show management contracts.
Audrain founded ExpoDevCo with Stephanie Everett; the partners have worked together for more than 9 years, producing both US and International events. David is President & Co-owner of ExpoDevCo.
At the launch of ExpoDevCo, Audrain also served as president and CEO of Clarion Events North America, a joint venture between Clarion Events Limited and Audrain/ExpoDevCo.
Previously, he was president and CEO of Messe Frankfurt North America, where for more than six years he produced a portfolio of 10 events in the USA, Mexico and Canada, which included six launches, and managed exhibitor sales and attendee promotion to the North American markets of more than 100 worldwide shows.
In addition, Audrain served as COO of ConvExx from 2001 through 2005, where they managed the world-renown SEMA Show. He also held senior management positions with: Advanstar, where he managed the MAGIC apparel shows; Hanley Wood Exhibitions, where he was responsible for the Surfaces and NACE shows; and Miller Freeman, where he was responsible for the Sewn Products & Decorated Apparel Group which included nine trade shows and 4 monthly trade publications.
Audrain started his career in the U.S. with the Texas Restaurant Association, and prior to his move to the U.S., he owned a software development company in Europe, creating high-end multi-currency accounting and investment management software.
Audrain has served on the board and the executive committee of SISO and as chairman in 2013-2014. He also was a past chairman of the International Association for Exhibitions and Events (IAEE), and currently serves on the board of directors of the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR).
Shomex and Shomer took over the reins of SISO in October 2008 at the beginning of the recession and, even though the first year was tough and the Industry contracted, SISO has been able to grow and significantly increase the number of international members, which now make up about 25 percent of the overall membership.
"This has just been the most wonderful experience I could have imagined when I took over the position at SISO," Shomer said.
He added, "With the help of my wife, Clare, Anna Osnower and Gillian Campbell, I believe we will leave SISO in an excellent position with a great and robust membership, loyal and wonderful sponsors and money in the bank. More importantly, so many of these people I have had the opportunity to interact with from all over the world have become my friends."
SISO has grown from 95 to 177 member companies in the past 7 years, and their members organize more than 3,500 shows annually.
When asked what he would miss most, Shomer said, "I will miss the people who have become friends from all over the world, but I am sure I will stay in touch."
After he steps down, he will be busy working on the Abilities Expos, which are in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, Boston and San Jose, Calif.
"We have developed a transition program that will make the passing of the leadership virtually seamless, ensuring our members and sponsors will continue to receive the very best service that they have come to expect," McCurdy said.
He added, "We are confident that David will continue to lead SISO at the forefront of the Industry as we concentrate on member benefits and continuing education to schools, universities and our member organizations. I would specifically like to thank Tony Calanca, who headed up the search committee that found David, and the entire executive committee that worked tirelessly to achieve our goal."
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Value of 1995 Chilean Pesos today
$100 in 1995
$244.31 in 2020
The inflation rate in Chile between 1995 and today has been 144.31%, which translates into a total increase of $144.31. This means that 100 pesos in 1995 are equivalent to 244.31 pesos in 2020. In other words, the purchasing power of $100 in 1995 equals $244.31 today. The average annual inflation rate has been 3.5%.
Inflation timeline in Chile (1995-2020)
The following chart depicts the equivalence of $100 throughout the years due to inflation and CPI changes. All values are equivalent in terms of purchasing power, which means that for each year the same goods or services could be bought with the indicated amount of money.
All calculations are performed in the local currency (CLP) and using 6 decimal digits. Results show only up to 2 decimal digits to favour readability. Inflation data is provided by governments and international institutions on a monthly basis. Today's values were obtained by estimating figures from recent trends.
Annual inflation avg.* 3.5%
$1 in 1995 $2.44 in 2020
In this case, the future value represents the final amount obtained after applying the inflation rate to our initial value. In other words, it indicates how much are $100 worth today. There are 25 years between 1995 and 2020 and the average inflation rate has been 3.4954%. Therefore, we can resolve the formula like this:
FV = PV (1 + i)n = $100 * (1 + 0.03)25 = $243.88
= $100 *
= $243.88
Chile inflation - Conversion table
$1 peso in 1995 $2.44 pesos today
$5 pesos in 1995 $12.22 pesos today
$10 pesos in 1995 $24.43 pesos today
$50 pesos in 1995 $122.16 pesos today
$100 pesos in 1995 $244.31 pesos today
$500 pesos in 1995 $1,221.55 pesos today
$1,000 pesos in 1995 $2,443.1 pesos today
$5,000 pesos in 1995 $12,215.52 pesos today
$10,000 pesos in 1995 $24,431.04 pesos today
$50,000 pesos in 1995 $122,155.22 pesos today
$100,000 pesos in 1995 $244,310.45 pesos today
$500,000 pesos in 1995 $1,221,552.24 pesos today
$1,000,000 pesos in 1995 $2,443,104.48 pesos today
Value of Peso over time (by year)
All available years - chilean pesos:
1971 | 1972 | 1973 | 1974 | 1975 | 1976 | 1977 | 1978 | 1979 | 1980 | 1981 | 1982 | 1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986 | 1987 | 1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019


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Q: Lightning Communities 'Edit Meta Tags' not working for IE 11 In Lightning Communities does the new page level feature to 'Edit Meta Tags' work for IE 11? When we add simple meta tags we get the following error, but all other browsers worked:
Action failed: forceCommunity:seoAssistant$controller$init [Object doesn't support property or method 'forEach'] Callback failed: serviceComponent://ui.comm.runtime.components.aura.components.siteforce.controller.PubliclyCacheableComponentLoaderController/ACTION$getPageComponent

A: IE 11 is not supported in lightning experience. I would not expect any new features, or even the features which are currently supported, to work with this browser. The official recommendation is to use another browser, or have users use classic when in IE 11.

Support for Internet Explorer 11 to access Lightning Experience is retiring beginning in Summer '16.

From a technical perspective, its due to the forEach function for some list being missing - it's likely not supported by the browser.
If you have control over the scripts loaded on this page, and assuming its a NodeList which is missing the forEach, you can try to add this poly-fill to the page, in order to prevent this error from occurring:
if (window.NodeList && !NodeList.prototype.forEach) {
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        thisArg = thisArg || window;
        for (var i = 0; i < this.length; i++) {
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Blake Smith, a Reno-based developer, has filed a lawsuit against Storey County over the county commission's rejection of the proposed Cordevista subdivision.
Smith's company, Virginia Highlands LLC, filed a petition for judicial review Tuesday requesting that the court overturn the decision of the Storey County commissioners to deny a request for a master plan amendment and zone change and order the county to approve the applications.
The claim is also requesting that the county pay costs of the lawsuit and attorneys fees along with damages in excess of $10,000.
The master plan amendment and zone change were requested so that Smith could build between 8,500 and 15,000 homes and commercial projects on 11,000 acres he owns in the central part of the county.
The commission on Aug. 21 voted to accept the Storey County Planning Commission's July 19 recommendation to deny the master-plan amendment and zone change.
The action alleges that Storey County's denials of the Virginia Highlands applications were erroneous and not supported by evidence.
At both the Aug. 21 and July 19 hearings, attorneys for Smith said there was no need for a master plan amendment; that the zone change request was in compliance with the master plan, a point contradicted by county Building Official Dean Haymore and County Manager Pat Whitten.
Several citizens at the time questioned why a master plan amendment was sought in three town meetings and three previous planning commission meetings.
The petition filed Tuesday says that Smith requested the master plan amendment because he did not want to begin the process with a disagreement.
The lawsuit also claims that Virginia Highlands LLC's due process and equal rights protections under the Nevada and the U.S. constitutions were violated, and constitutes an unlawful taking.
Among the allegations made by the lawsuit is that the only reason the Cordevista property was referred to in the county master plan as "high-risk industrial" was to settle a 1989 lawsuit between the county and Hi-Shear Technology Corp., after the county wanted to pull Hi-Shear's special use permit.
The master plan was adopted in 1994.
The county adopted the "special industrial' zoning for the area in 1999, according to the lawsuit. It further alleges that no other provisions in the master plan call for special industrial use; therefore the special industrial use is inconsistent with the provisions of the master plan.
In 1999 the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center was approved for industrial zoning on 102,000 acres adjacent to the Virginia Highlands property, with a development agreement finalized the following year. The lawsuit alleges that no mixed-use, residential, office or retail component is in the development and it relies on Washoe, Lyon or Churchill counties to provide such services.
The lawsuit also points out that on July 5, 2006, the Storey County Commissioners OK'd a master plan amendment and zone change for 2,000 acres owned by Painted Rock Partners LLC, from forestrys to mixed use, planned unit development and notes that Commissioner Greg "Bum" Hess has an ownership and management interest in the company and therefore recused himself from the vote.
Mark Amodei, an attorney for Blake Smith, has accused Hess of having "an interest in a competing project" and with creating an air of hostility in the community and threatening staff. Hess denied the allegations.
Whitten declined comment on the matter since it was in litigation.


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Death toll rises in Nepal avalanche area
Death toll stands at 29 as government forms committee to co-ordinate rescue efforts amid criticism of operation.
Rescuers have widened their search for trekkers missing since a series of blizzards and avalanches battered the Himalayas in northern Nepal earlier this week, leaving at least 29 people killed.
The government also announced on Friday the formation of a high-level committee that would monitor and co-ordinate rescue efforts following criticism that officials were not doing enough to help hikers who have been spotted but remain steanded along a popular trekking circuit.
A group of about 40 of the stranded trekkers tried to start leaving the area on Friday, not realising it was still blocked.
The incident prompted the army rescuers to abandon their operation to find survivors from under the snow on another mountain in order to airlift the trekkers.
Al Jazeera's Subina Shrestha, reporting from Muktinath, said that authorities were not providing information to stranded trekkers.
Authorities have rescued 78 trekkers from Mustang and 157 from the neighbouring Manang district since Wednesday.
Minendra Risal, the country's information minister, said the new committee, ordered by the prime minister, would directly monitor the rescue operation and help wherever needed.
The committee would co-ordinate operations among the army, police, local administrations and the private operators now involved in the rescues.
The Annapurna trekking route, 160km northwest of the capital, Kathmandu, was filled with foreign hikers during the peak October trekking season, when the air is generally clear and cool.
There were also many Nepalese on the trails because of local festivals.
Two trekkers from Hong Kong and 12 Israelis were airlifted on Wednesday to Kathmandu, where they were being treated at a hospital. They said they survived by taking refuge in a small tea shop along the path.
The blizzard, the tail end of a cyclone that hit the Indian coast a few days earlier, appeared to contribute to an avalanche that killed at least eight people in Phu village in neighbouring Manang district.
The dead included three Indian and four Canadian trekkers as well as three villagers, said government official Devendra Lamichane.
The foreigners' bodies were buried in up to two metres of snow and digging them out will take days, Lamichane said.
Three Canadian trekkers who survived the avalanche were taken by helicopter to a shelter in a nearby town.
Authorities said five climbers were killed in a separate avalanche about 75km to the west, at the base camp for Mount Dhaulagiri.
The climbers, two Slovaks and three Nepali guides, were preparing to scale the 8,167-metre peak, the world's seventh tallest, said Gyanedra Shrestha of Nepal's mountaineering department. Their bodies were recovered on Thursday.
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Like in any metropolitan area, shopping is a favorite pastime for many in Barcelona, and while the Catalan capital certainly offers something for every taste and budget, the Passeig de Gràcia is arguably the most elegant stretch to get one's shop on.
Those looking for extravagant fashion will find it all along this stunning street, where Chanel, Armani, Gucci, Prada, and other haute couture stores seductively display their wares to well-dressed women with plenty of cash to spare.
Besides its elegant shops and parade of upper-crust shoppers, this lovely tree-lined boulevard is also home to some wonderful examples of modernist architecture, as well as three of Gaudí´s stunning masterpieces – Casa Batlló, and Casa Milà.
Parallel to the Passeig is the narrow and more scenic Rambla de Catalunya, which offers excellent places to lunch as well as the stores of celebrated local designers Antonio Miró and Custo.
More affordable fashion can be found on Avinguda del Portal de l´Angel at the boulevard's southern end, with Spanish chains Zara, Mango, and Springfield, as well as at the department store El Corte Inglés on nearby Plaça Catalunya.
All in all, Passeig de Gràcia creates a nearly three-mile-long mecca to capitalism, and it's surely a testament to their dedication that those stiletto-clad ladies can walk so far.
The high-end shops are breathtaking, but those in need of some quick accessories may want to check out the shops on the smaller streets of Barri Gòtic and El Born where it's easy to find truly unique and creative pieces. Keep in mind that many of these smaller shops still close for the traditional Spanish siesta between 3 and 6pm.
All kinds of shoppers of all ages.
Numerous boutiques for clothes, accessories, and jewelry.
Eateries in the area include familiar chain restaurants, traditional tapas bars, and terrace cafés.
Something for all budgets, although expect high prices in the independent boutiques and high-end stores.
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Edit: I was wrong, as Chepner and Etan pointed out; &> only redirects fd's 1 and 2.  Thanks!

A: &> only redirects standard output and standard error, not all file descriptors that command might write to. The equivalent pipe, though, is
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AAP Asks Pediatricians to Screen All Children for Food Insecurity
By Traci Pedersen
Associate News Editor
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is now recommending that pediatricians screen all children for food insecurity (lack of access to healthy food). In a new policy statement identifying the short and long-term health problems of food insecurity, the AAP also recommends that pediatricians become familiar with and refer families to needed community resources, and advocate for federal and local policies that support access to adequate, nutritious food.
"The health effects of hunger on children are pervasive and long-lasting, which is why our new policy urges pediatricians to take action in and outside of the clinic to conquer food insecurity and promote child health," said Sarah Jane Schwarzenberg, MD, FAAP, a lead author of the policy statement and director of pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital.
Lack of adequate healthy food can impair a child's ability to concentrate and perform well in school and is linked to higher levels of behavioral and emotional problems from preschool through adolescence, according to the AAP policy statement.
These children also become sick more often, recover more slowly from illness, have poorer overall health and are hospitalized more frequently. They are more likely to be iron deficient, and preadolescent boys dealing with hunger issues have lower bone density. Early childhood malnutrition also is tied to conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease later in life.
"As is the case with many childhood health conditions, being malnourished or not getting enough healthy food early in life has effects that can last well into adulthood," Schwarzenberg said.
Households with children have significantly higher rates of food insecurity than those without, and low-income working families and families headed by a single parent are especially at risk. Women who experience food insecurity during pregnancy are at increased risk for poorer birth outcomes, including low birth weight babies and toxic stress, which can have lifelong effects on the health and well-being of a child.
"The demographic of food-insecure Americans extends beyond the areas of concentrated urban poverty and into suburbs and rural America, areas often mistakenly thought to be immune to this problem," the authors write. "Like poverty, food insecurity is a dynamic, intensely complex issue," they write, and levels remain near historic highs despite the current economic recovery.
More than 30 percent of families who reported food insecurity said they had to choose between paying for food or paying for medicine or medical care. For many families, seemingly small changes to income, expenses, or access to federal or state assistance programs can instantly reduce the ability to buy enough nutritious food, according to the AAP policy statement.
"We are in the midst of a nutritional crisis in our country, and when you're in a crisis, you can't keep doing what you've always done," said AAP President Sandra Hassink, M.D., FAAP.
"That's why pediatricians are taking a comprehensive approach, connecting families to resources and advocating to keep federal nutrition programs like WIC and SNAP strong. It will take all of us — pediatricians, parents, government leaders, educators — partnering together, to do our best to ensure that no child goes hungry in this country."
The new policy statement, "Promoting Food Security for all Children," is published in the journal Pediatrics.
Child and doctor talking photo by shutterstock.
Traci Pedersen
Traci Pedersen is a professional writer with over a decade of experience. Her work consists of writing for both print and online publishers in a variety of genres including science chapter books, college and career articles, and elementary school curriculum.
Pedersen, T. (2018). AAP Asks Pediatricians to Screen All Children for Food Insecurity. Psych Central. Retrieved on January 18, 2020, from https://psychcentral.com/news/2015/10/24/aap-asks-pediatricians-to-screen-all-children-for-food-insecurity/93895.html
Last updated: 8 Aug 2018 (Originally: 24 Oct 2015)
Last reviewed: By a member of our scientific advisory board on 8 Aug 2018
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A free press is the lifeblood of democracy – journalists must not be silenced
Nishant Lalwani
Journalists risk everything to hold power to account, crucial work for which a $1bn global fund should be established
Daphne Caruana Galizia was driving away from her home in October 2017 when a bomb planted under the seat of her car was remotely triggered, killing her instantly.
Caruana Galizia was a renowned anti-corruption journalist who had published damaging revelations about Malta's prime minister and his political allies. The stories she was working on at the time of her death might have remained unpublished were it not for Forbidden Stories, an initiative run by a global network of investigative journalists whose mission is to finish the work of who have been imprisoned or harmed. The Daphne project, published last year, was a collaborative effort between 45 journalists in 15 countries.
Independent journalists like those with Forbidden Stories have a critical role to play in our democracies: they uncover truth, hold power to account and protect one another as they do so. And yet independent journalism faces an existential crisis. Misinformation and hate speech are destabilising democracies, attacks on journalists are increasing and financial models for public interest journalism are collapsing. At a moment when authoritarian governments and other malign influences are seeking to manipulate and silence the media on an unprecedented scale, only 0.3% of global aid goes to supporting media.
Next week in London, we have a chance to change this. Many of Caruana Galizia's peers will gather alongside more than 50 foreign ministers and a number of philanthropists for the first global conference for media freedom, co-hosted by the UK Foreign Office and the Canadian government. We will be pushing a game-changing idea that could boost robust journalism and media freedom: a $1bn (£795m) international public interest media fund.
Such a move would help to tackle the crisis facing independent journalism by funding organisations around the world. The money would support strong, diverse media platforms, and in turn protect journalists from intimidation and attack. As shown by the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, one of the only Saudi journalists to criticise the regime, and the legal harassment of Maria Ressa, one of the few voices in the Philippines to highlight President Rodrigo Duterte's extrajudicial killings, a single journalist or organisation is much easier to silence than a vibrant community.
The fund should draw capital from government development agencies, philanthropic donors and social media platforms. For democratic governments, weak media ecosystems around the world are an untenable threat to societies, especially in and around elections. For philanthropic donors, whose mission it is to tackle some of the toughest societal problems, the need to invest in the public good that is independent journalism has never been more urgent. And for the social media platforms that have done so much damage to the business model of journalism, now is the time to support the rebuilding of the industry.
A single, international structure assembling funds from these sectors would allow for a cost-effective and coordinated approach to funding public interest media. The capital would go to organisations editorially independent from government, corporate or other influences that focus primarily on reporting in the public interest.
Recipients could be organisations like amaBhugane in South Africa, which led the Gupta leaks investigation, exposing the role of the billionaire Gupta family in the corrupt power structure of Jacob Zuma's government. Another candidate might be Nexo, the digital news site providing explanatory, contextualized journalism in the polarised Brazil of Bolsonaro.
With a structure independent from its backers, the fund would be free from undue influence over the distribution of money. Regional offices in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and elsewhere would ensure a localfocus, while having a single entity to support investigative journalism around the world would allow us to test what works and learn lessons.
Funding would focus on the countries of greatest need – where advertising markets are weakest, political conditions most challenging and disinformation is having the most devastating consequences. An institution founded on these principles would protect journalism and journalists worldwide.
We urge foreign ministers, government donors and philanthropists gathering in London to consider this idea seriously, provide input to strengthen and improve it, and collaborate to make it a reality.
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Members of the media were treated to the first complete public appearance of the Bb. Pilipinas 2016 Official Candidates at the Gateway Gallery, 5th level of Gateway Mall, where the forty (40) Binibinis were toured around the art-filled venue which also doubled as an initial bonding and picture-taking opportunity with all of them.
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Grupo Abril owns the weekly news magazine of greater circulation in Brazil, Veja, with an average of 1,111,968 copies sold in 2016. It's circulation is way ahead of the second place, Época magazine, owned by Grupo Globo, with an average of 340,195 copies sold in the same period. In the list of 10 magazines with largest circulation, 6 of them belong to Grupo Abril.
Despite its dominant position in the contemporary magazine market in Brazil, Grupo Abril is much smaller today than it was by the end of the 20th century. All throughout the group's history, Veja magazine, with its large circulation and focus on politics, had a huge role in the formation of Brazilian public opinion. Its profile changed throughout its existence, acompanying changes in Grupo Abril management and its executives political stances.
The group was founded by Brazilian naturalized Italian-American Vicor Civita. His brother, César Civita, worked for Italian publishing house Mondadori, which had the rights for the publication of Disney magazines in Italian. During the war, he went to Argentina, where he founded Editora Abril, with the rights to publish Donald Duck's comic books in Latin America. César suggested that Victor opened a publisher in Brazil, with the support of Disney and Time-Life. These companies, following a policy of spreading north-american cultural values during the Cold War, wanted to strenghten their presence in Latin American countries, but had problems with these countries legal restrictions to foreign capital in communication companies. Editora Abril was created in this context, based in São Paulo, with 500 thousand dollars investment by the owners, besides loans and a society with Smith de Vasconcelos group and Minas Gerais enterpreneur of Italian descent Gordiano Rossi. Victor Civita had shareholding control of the company.
The publisher started its activities with the publication of Donald Duck's comic book, by Disney, and, after a few years, of a version of the Bible called "The most beautiful Bible in the World", and Conhecer encyclopedia. In 1961, they launched other Disney products, such as the Zé Carioca comics and, in 1969, the Brazilian comic book Recreio. In the 1960s they created segment magazines. For the female readership they launched Cláudia magazine in 1961. Today it's the fourth magazine in circulation in Brazil, with an average of 327,435 copies sold every month. For the male readership, it published in 1960 Quatro Rodas magazine (currently the eighth in circulation), following the expansion of automobile industry in the country, promoted by development policies in president Juscelino Kubitschek's government. They also created Abril Distribuidora in 1961, which distributed not only Abril magazines but also books and encyclopedias produced by Abril Cultural (1968-1982) to newstands all over the country.
Similarly to other communication companies in Brazil, Abril had governmental aid in their expansion. In the 1950s the government started subsidizing the national paper industry and tax exemption for book publishing. In1963, Civita bought a new printer for the company, financed by the then called BNDE (National Bank for Economical Development), after convincing its director, Garrido Torres, to include graphical industries in the list of "base industries" that the bank supported. The group also developed, still in the 1960s, educational material for the MOBRAL (Brazilian Movement for Literacy), an institution created by the dictatorship for spreading literacy which substituted the Paulo Freire method used until then. The group also founded a network of hotels – Quatro Rodas, same name used for the car magazine and travel guide published by Abril, and also Slaughterhouses.
The publisher only started publishing political journalism content during the Military Dictatorship (1964-1985), by initiative of one of Victor Civita's sons, Roberto Civita. In this period, the publisher launched two news magazines: Realidade (1966-1976) and Veja (1968-today). Both magazines started publishing articles on political and behavior themes that displeased the Brazilian military regime, had some editions confiscated, but were able to negotiate with the censors and survive. Brazilian Abril grew during the Military Dictatorship, but César Civita's publisher had another fate. In Argentina, Editora Abril faced political opposition from both peronists and the military, until they had to finish their activities in 1975, with the family's exile in Italy.
In the 1980s, they founded Fundação Victor Civita, which created a series of publicatons focused on education and awards dedicated to education professionals with outstanding practice. Roberto Civita assumed the group's direction in 1990, after his father died, and sustained the group's growth: he invested in Cable TV (TVA, DirecTV, MTV, TV Abril, ESPN Brasil, among others) and Internet (BOL Portal). He also founded Abril Educação, one of the largest private education groups in Brazil. The group brought together textbook publishers Ática and Scipione (their main client being the Ministry for Education), education systems Anglo, Ser, Maxi and GEO, pH courses and schools, Grupo ETB (Escolas Técnicas do Brasil), in São Paulo, SIGA, a prep course for public examinations, Escola Satélite, language schools Red Balloon and Wise Up and Livemocha, online community for english learning. In 2007, Grupo Abril, a major shareholder for Dinap distributor, announced thei fusion with Fernando Chinaglia's distributor, creating a monopoly of magazine distribution in Brazil (today called Total Express).
Outside the magazine distribution business, other businesses in Civita hands died out. They couldn't make them financially viable. Today, BOL portal, incorporated by UOL, belongs to Grupo Folha. Cable TV companies have also been sold to other companies, as have some important magazines owned by the group. Abril Educação became Somos Educação with shareholding conrol by investment fund Tarpon Gestora de Recursos S.A. (74.5%) and the Government of Singapore (18.5%). Only the Editora Abril magazines and distribution and logistic companies remained. Even the group's most important product, Veja magazine, is going through financial problems due to editorial discredit.
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Naspers (Myriad International Holdings B.V.)
Naspers is a South African media conglomerate. It was connected to the Nasionale Party (NS) and supported the Apartheid regime.
Portal Abril
Other Print Outlets
Magazines: Veja, Veja São Paulo, Veja Rio, Veja Comer & Beber, Exame, Boa Forma, Claudia, Casa Claudia, Casa Cor, Elle, Estilo, Guia dos Estudante, Mundo Estranho, Cosmopolitan, Quatro Rodas, Saúde, Superinteressante, Viagem e Turismo, VIP, Arquitetura & Construção, Minha Casa, Placar, Você S/A, Você RH
Other Online Outlets
Veja Rio (http://vejario.abril.com.br), Veja BH (http://vejabh.abril.com.br), Veja SP (http://vejasp.abril.com.br) e Capricho (http://capricho.abril.com.br)
Abril Mídia
Abril Print
Total Express
Total Publicações
Distribution and Logistics DGB Logística Distribuição Geográfica do Brasil S.A.
Communication Agency
ABC - Abril Branded Content
ABD - Abril Big Data
Abril Licensing
Digital Magazine Platform
Education, Sports & Social Action
Fundação Victor Civita
Casa Cor América Latina - mostra de arquitetura, design de interior e paisagismo
GoToShopping
The South African media conglomerate Naspers owns 30% of Abril. It is also the owner of 91% of the main Brazilian shopping search tool, Buscapé (buscape.com.br).
There are other international partnerships in Editora Abril: Elle – Hachette Filipacchi Presse; Estilo – Time Inc.; National Geographic Brasil – National Geographic Society; Nova – The Hearst Corporation; Playboy – Playboy Enterprises International; kids magazines – Disney; Runner's World, Men's Health e Women's Health – Rodale Inc.; and Superinteressante – GyJ España Ediciones (german group Gruner+Jahr).
Victor Civita - Italo-American, born in New York (USA), the son of rich Italian Jewish parents, part of a cultural elite divided between Milan (Italy) and New York. He started Abril publishing Disney's Donald Duck comics.
Sede São Paulo (SP) - Avenida das Nações Unidas, 7221 - Pinheiros - São Paulo - SP - CEP: 05425-902 - (11) 3037.2000 - www.grupoabril.com.br - www.abril.com.br
2016: R$ 1,024.2
2016: losses of R$ 233.9
Giancarlo Fracesco Civita, Arnaldo Figueiredo Tibyriçá, Fábio Petrossi Gallo, Marcelo Vaz Bonini, Victor Civita Neto.
Giancarlo Fracesco Civita, Victor Civita, Thomaz Souto Corrêa Netto.
Other Influential People
Walter Longo - president of Grupo Abril since 2016. He was the President and CEO of Grey Brazil, Mentor of Strategy and Innovation for the Newcomm Group (owned by Roberto Justus and the British group WPP). He was the founder and CEO of Synapsys International. He is a member of the Main Board of the conservative think thank Millennium Institute.
http://g1.globo.com/economia/midia-e-marketing/noticia/2013/12/abril-anuncia-venda-de-operacao-de-radiodifusao-para-grupo-spring.html
http://G1. Abril anuncia venda de operação de radiodifusão para Grupo Spring. (2012). Accessed 1 october 2017.
G1. Abril transfere dez revistas para Editora Caras. (2014). Accessed 1 october 2017.
Portal Imprensa. Editora Abril transfere Nova Escola e gestão escolar para a Fundação Lemann. Accessed 1 october 2017.
Clarín. Esplendor y ocaso de la editorial Abril. (2016). Accessed 3 october 2017.
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Abril Big Data website. Accessed 3 october 2017.
GoBox website. Accessed 3 october 2017.
CasaCor website. Accessed 3 october 2017.
GotoShop website. Accessed 3 october 2017.
GoRead website. Accessed 3 october 2017.
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Glamurama (UOL). De mudança para Miami, Richard Civita vai levar com ele 90 animais. Accessed 3 october 2017.
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G1. Abril transfere dez revistas para a Editora Caras. Acessed Oct 2017.
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Pereira, Mateus H F. A trajetória da Abril Cultural. Acessed Oct 2017.
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Q: Android fragments with List that duplicates entries I am new in Android have a problem with fragments. I have six different fragments. In one of them I have a gallery of images from url using the library "Universal image loader". The problem comes when I change fragment and back. The image list doubles and doubles every time I change and come back. I took hours with this problem and can not find the solution.
Thank you very much!
public static class DummySectionFragmentNews extends ListFragment {

        ArrayList<String> titulos = new ArrayList<String>();

        ArrayList<String> Imagenes = new ArrayList<String>();

        String[] titulosFinal;

        String[] ImagenesFinal;

        ListView list;
        ImageLoader loader = ImageLoader.getInstance();

        final Context context = this.getActivity();
        DisplayImageOptions op;

        public static final String ARG_SECTION_NUMBER = "section_number";

        public DummySectionFragmentNews() {
        }

        @Override
        public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            View rootView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_pdfviewer_dummy_news, container, false);
            return rootView;
        }

        @Override
        public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);

            String noticias = "";
            SharedPreferences prefs = this.getActivity().getSharedPreferences("ApplicationInfo",Context.MODE_PRIVATE);
            noticias = prefs.getString("Noticias", "");

            try {
                JSONArray news = new JSONArray(noticias);
                //System.out.println("JSON NOTICIAS :" + news.length());

                for (int i = 0; i < news.length(); i++) {

                    JSONObject jsonObject = news.getJSONObject(i);
                    String titulo = jsonObject.getString("title");

                    String imagen = jsonObject.getString("image");

                    titulos.add(titulo);

                    Imagenes.add(imagen);

                  }

            } catch (JSONException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

            titulosFinal = new String[titulos.size()];
            titulosFinal = titulos.toArray(titulosFinal);

            ImagenesFinal = new String[Imagenes.size()];
            ImagenesFinal = Imagenes.toArray(ImagenesFinal);

            loader.init(ImageLoaderConfiguration.createDefault(this.getActivity()));

            op = new DisplayImageOptions.Builder()
                    .showStubImage(R.drawable.ic_stub)
                    .showImageForEmptyUri(R.drawable.ic_empty)
                    .displayer(new RoundedBitmapDisplayer(20))
                    .build();

            list = (ListView) getActivity().findViewById(android.R.id.list);
            ((ListView) list).setAdapter(new ItemAdapter());
            list.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
                @Override
                public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int position, long id) {
                    //tartImagePagerActivity(position);

                  Intent i=new Intent(context,SeparateView.class);
                  i.putExtra("pos",position+"");
                  startActivity(i);
                }
            });
          }

         public void onBackPressed() {
                  onBackPressed();
         }

         class ItemAdapter extends BaseAdapter {

                private class ViewHolder {
                    public TextView text;
                    public ImageView image;
                }

                @Override
                public int getCount() {
                    return ImagenesFinal.length;
                }

                @Override
                public Object getItem(int position) {
                    return position;
                }

                @Override
                public long getItemId(int position) {
                    return position;
                }

                @Override
                public View getView(final int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
                    View v = convertView;
                    final ViewHolder holder;

                    System.out.println("Hello " + position);

                    if (convertView == null) {
                        v = getActivity().getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.image_list_layout, parent, false);
                        holder = new ViewHolder();
                        holder.text = (TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.text);
                        holder.image = (ImageView) v.findViewById(R.id.image);
                        v.setTag(holder);
                    } else {
                        holder = (ViewHolder) v.getTag();
                    }

                    holder.text.setText(titulosFinal[position]);
                    loader.displayImage(ImagenesFinal[position], holder.image, op, null);

                    return v;
                }
            }

    }

A: Put below line in onActivityCreated() after super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
Imagenes = new ArrayList<String>();

comment me about result

A: Change your method
public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState)

to
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)

It should fix it.
onActivityCreated is called every time you switch between Fragments, so it adds the pictures to the list every time. onCreate is called only once in the beginning.
See more about the Fragment life cycle here: http://developer.android.com/guide/components/fragments.html


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However, learning and progress definitely did not stop at CAPA College with all students accessing their full timetable remotely with live-streamed lessons.
The majority of CAPA College students accessed their remote timetable from home. In accordance with the national guidelines, CAPA College students who are the children of keyworkers or classed as vulnerable were able to access their timetable in person at the CAPA College Unity House site.
For further information about CAPA College's remote education provision:
CAPA College Remote Education Provision
The future of online education
As Wakefield's first DfE-funded Free School, CAPA College provides specialist education and training in various aspects of media and the theatrical arts for students aged 16-19 with alumni going on to star on the West End stage, appear in Hollywood movies and become the next generation of directors, designers and technicians. But while the studios are usually alive with a sea of leotards and ballet shoes, recently it has been a different story.
Like schools, colleges and universities up and down the country, CAPA College first closed its doors on Friday 20th March. In the uncertainty of coronavirus students not only faced a summer term with no exams, they were also denied the opportunity to showcase their recent artistic creations, develop their all-important portfolios and broaden their training in this highly competitive industry. But when one door closes, another one opens. While other educators scrambled to find online resources and create remote learning packs, CAPA College was already ready to power up its online campus.
Since opening its doors in 2018 CAPA College has invested heavily in technology and its digital infrastructure. The College is proudly paper free and operates a 'Bring Your Own' device policy for lessons, while making a range of technical equipment from laptops to cameras, microphones and drones freely available. With the structure of systems like Office 365, RingCentral and Dropbox, students enrolled across the four pathways (Dance, Drama, Musical Theatre and Production Arts & Media) are used to creating digital notebooks, submitting their work and receiving feedback online and accessing the latest e-learning resources.
With an award-winning team of teachers, directors, choreographers and dramaturgs at the helm, lockdown proved to be a mere stumbling block for this innovative College. With laptops issued on long-term loans, in a matter of days students were taking part in lessons from the new virtual campus. CAPA College now offers a full remote learning timetable with live streamed classes, active participation dance, drama and singing workshops, collaborative digital projects and face to face tutorials for ongoing pastoral support. Covering everything from ensemble singing and devising to ballet, Fosse and jazz, these interactive lessons ensure students can continue with their artistic studies in these uncertain times.
Teaching and learning continues to develop at CAPA College in spite of the pandemic. The College has invested in two additional cloud-based applications, Soundtrap and WeVideo, to allow students to record, upload and share their own media online. And of course, the show must go on. Throughout lockdown, students have created and performed their own original choreography, theatre and digital media from their own homes. It is not necessary to tread the boards to create new and inspiring works and CAPA College has fully embraced the fact that lockdown provides a unique opportunity for its students to think creatively about their Art.
CAPA College also kickstarted an exciting new programme of masterclasses with guest workshops being delivered remotely by acclaimed national and international artists. Starting with National Theatre and New Vic Theatre Director Joe Hancock and West End performer Lisa Mathieson, award-winning creatives from Mississippi, Holland, Belgium and beyond delivered exclusive content throughout remote learning.
CAPA College are not only ensuring that their students are not disadvantaged by the pandemic, they are equipping them with the skills to flourish in the new digital world.
The Bored Room featured in CAPA College's inaugural Digital Arts Festival during the first UK lockdown. Students from across all pathways worked remotely with creative leaders to create eight incredible digital projects from their own homes.
The Truth Inside was one of nine projects created by students in November 2020 for the CAPA College Intensives Week. Their hard work was showcased to parents via live stream ensuring that students had the opportunity to perform despite being unable to have a physical audience.
Remote masterclasses successfully continued. Students had the opportunity to work with Channel 4's It's a Sin's Omari Douglas, Olivier winning actor Michael Jibson and commercial and screen dance choreographer Tinovimbanashe Sibanda.
Remote Learning Feedback
"We continue to be amazed by the positive, organised and thorough approach that is being taken during this time of remote learning. At the heart of this is the excellent communication at all times. Although this has not been the academic year that any of us wanted, you and your team have strived to make the CAPA College experience the best it can be and we are truly grateful for the experiences you continue to provide." –
Parent of CAPA College student
"I am in awe at what your staff have managed to achieve in such a short timeframe. The level of professionalism and enthusiasm is inspiring, and if the impact you have made on my daughter is replicated across your student base, you are not only taking care of their educational needs, you are providing them with a motivational lifeline to carry them through these troubled times." –
"Wow @CAPACOLLEGE you amaze me! Not only providing theory lessons but also practical. Thank you for pushing us as much as you normally do" –
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.. |build| image:: http://build.cloudef.pw/build/wlc/master/linux%20x86_64/current/status.svg
.. _build: http://build.cloudef.pw/build/wlc/master/linux%20x86_64

:IRC: #orbment @ freenode
:Build: |build|_

FEATURES
--------

+------------------+-----------------------+
| Backends         | DRM, X11              |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Renderers        | EGL, GLESv2           |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| TTY session      | logind, legacy (suid) |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Input            | libinput, xkb         |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Monitor          | Multi-monitor, DPMS   |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Hotplugging      | udev                  |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Xwayland         | Supported             |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Clipboard        | Partially working     |
+------------------+-----------------------+
| Drag'n'Drop      | Not implemented       |
+------------------+-----------------------+

EXAMPLE
-------

.. code:: c

    // For more functional example see example/example.c

    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <wlc/wlc.h>

    static bool
    view_created(wlc_handle view)
    {
       wlc_view_set_mask(view, wlc_output_get_mask(wlc_view_get_output(view)));
       wlc_view_bring_to_front(view);
       wlc_view_focus(view);
       return true;
    }

    static void
    view_focus(wlc_handle view, bool focus)
    {
       wlc_view_set_state(view, WLC_BIT_ACTIVATED, focus);
    }

    int
    main(int argc, char *argv[])
    {
       wlc_set_view_created_cb(view_created);
       wlc_set_view_focus_cb(view_focus);

       if (!wlc_init())
          return EXIT_FAILURE;

       wlc_run();
       return EXIT_SUCCESS;
    }

ENV VARIABLES
-------------

``wlc`` reads the following env variables.

+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_DRM_DEVICE``   | Device to use in DRM mode. (card0 default)           |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_SHM``          | Set 1 to force EGL clients to use shared memory.     |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_OUTPUTS``      | Number of fake outputs in X11 mode.                  |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_XWAYLAND``     | Set 0 to disable Xwayland.                           |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_LIBINPUT``     | Set 1 to force libinput. (Even on X11)               |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_REPEAT_DELAY`` | Keyboard repeat delay.                               |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_REPEAT_RATE``  | Keyboard repeat rate.                                |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| ``WLC_DEBUG``        | Enable debug channels (comma separated)              |
+----------------------+------------------------------------------------------+

KEYBOARD LAYOUT
---------------

You can set your preferred keyboard layout using ``XKB_DEFAULT_LAYOUT``.

See xkb documentation for more details.

RUNNING ON TTY
--------------

If you have ``logind``, you don't have to do anything.

Without ``logind`` you need to suid your binary to root user.
The permissions will be dropped runtime.

ISSUES
------

Submit issues on this repo if you are developing with ``wlc``.

As a user of compositor, report issues to their corresponding issue trackers.

BUILDING
--------

You will need following makedepends:

- cmake
- git

And the following depends:

- pixman
- wayland 1.7+
- wayland-protocols 1.0+ [1]
- libxkbcommon
- udev
- libinput
- libx11 (X11-xcb, Xfixes)
- libxcb (xcb-ewmh, xcb-composite, xcb-xkb, xcb-image, xcb-xfixes)
- libgbm (usually provided by mesa in most distros)
- libdrm
- libEGL (GPU drivers and mesa provide this)
- libGLESv2 (GPU drivers and mesa provide this)

1: Also bundled as submodule. Using submodule is recommended, as updates to unstable protocols won't break build. To force building from submodule even though wayland-protocols is installed in system use CMake option -DSOURCE_WLPROTO=ON.

And optionally:

- dbus (for logind support)
- systemd (for logind support)

For weston-terminal and other wayland clients for testing, you might also want to build weston from git.

You can build bootstrapped version of ``wlc`` with the following steps.

.. code:: sh

    git submodule update --init --recursive # - initialize and fetch submodules
    mkdir target && cd target               # - create build target directory
    cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Upstream ..    # - run CMake
    make                                    # - compile

    # You can now run (Ctrl-Esc to quit)
    ./example/example

PACKAGING
---------

For now you can look at the `AUR recipe <https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/wlc-git/>`_ for a example.

Releases are signed with `1AF6D26A <http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0xF769BB961AF6D26A>`_ and published `on GitHub <https://github.com/Cloudef/wlc/releases>`_.

All 0.0.x releases are considered unstable.

CONTRIBUTING
------------

See the `CONTRIBUTING <CONTRIBUTING.rst>`_ for more information.

BINDINGS
--------

- `ocaml-wlc <https://github.com/Armael/ocaml-wlc>`_ - OCaml (experimental)
- `go-wlc <https://github.com/mikkeloscar/go-wlc>`_ - Go
- `rust-wlc <https://github.com/Immington-Industries/rust-wlc>`_ - Rust

SOFTWARE USING WLC
------------------

- `orbment <https://github.com/Cloudef/orbment>`_ - Modular Wayland compositor
- `ocaml-loliwm <https://github.com/Armael/ocaml-loliwm>`_ - Translation of loliwm to OCaml
- `sway <https://github.com/SirCmpwn/sway>`_ - i3-compatible window manager for Wayland

SIMILAR SOFTWARE
----------------

- `swc <https://github.com/michaelforney/swc>`_ - A library for making a simple Wayland compositor
- `libwlb <https://github.com/jekstrand/libwlb>`_ - A Wayland back-end library
- `libweston <https://github.com/giucam/weston/tree/libweston>`_ - Weston as a library

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(function() {
  var Declaration, TransformDecl,
    __hasProp = {}.hasOwnProperty,
    __extends = function(child, parent) { for (var key in parent) { if (__hasProp.call(parent, key)) child[key] = parent[key]; } function ctor() { this.constructor = child; } ctor.prototype = parent.prototype; child.prototype = new ctor(); child.__super__ = parent.prototype; return child; };

  Declaration = require('../declaration');

  TransformDecl = (function(_super) {
    __extends(TransformDecl, _super);

    function TransformDecl() {
      return TransformDecl.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
    }

    TransformDecl.names = ['transform', 'transform-origin'];

    TransformDecl.functions3d = ['matrix3d', 'translate3d', 'translateZ', 'scale3d', 'scaleZ', 'rotate3d', 'rotateX', 'rotateY', 'rotateZ', 'perspective'];

    TransformDecl.prototype.keykrameParents = function(decl) {
      var parent;
      parent = decl.parent;
      while (parent) {
        if (parent.type === 'atrule' && parent.name === 'keyframes') {
          return true;
        }
        parent = parent.parent;
      }
      return false;
    };

    TransformDecl.prototype.contain3d = function(decl) {
      var func, _i, _len, _ref;
      _ref = TransformDecl.functions3d;
      for (_i = 0, _len = _ref.length; _i < _len; _i++) {
        func = _ref[_i];
        if (decl.value.indexOf("" + func + "(") !== -1) {
          return true;
        }
      }
      return false;
    };

    TransformDecl.prototype.insert = function(decl, prefix, prefixes) {
      if (prefix === '-ms-') {
        if (!this.contain3d(decl) && !this.keykrameParents(decl)) {
          return TransformDecl.__super__.insert.apply(this, arguments);
        }
      } else {
        return TransformDecl.__super__.insert.apply(this, arguments);
      }
    };

    return TransformDecl;

  })(Declaration);

  module.exports = TransformDecl;

}).call(this);


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namespace performance_manager {

const base::TimeDelta kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout =
    kMetricsReportDelayTimeout + base::Seconds(1);
const char kHtmlMimeType[] = "text/html";

// TODO(crbug.com/759905) Enable on Windows once this bug is fixed.
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_WIN)
#define MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest DISABLED_MetricsCollectorTest
#else
#define MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest MetricsCollectorTest
#endif
class MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest : public GraphTestHarness {
 public:
  using Super = GraphTestHarness;

  MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest() : GraphTestHarness() {}

  MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest(const MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest&) = delete;
  MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest& operator=(const MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest&) =
      delete;

  void SetUp() override {
    Super::SetUp();
    auto metrics_collector = std::make_unique<MetricsCollector>();
    metrics_collector_ = metrics_collector.get();
    graph()->PassToGraph(std::move(metrics_collector));
  }

  void TearDown() override {
    graph()->TakeFromGraph(metrics_collector_);  // Destroy the observer.
    metrics_collector_ = nullptr;
    Super::TearDown();
  }

 protected:
  static constexpr uint64_t kDummyID = 1u;

  base::HistogramTester histogram_tester_;

 private:
  raw_ptr<MetricsCollector> metrics_collector_ = nullptr;
};

TEST_F(MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest, FromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA) {
  auto page_node = CreateNode<PageNodeImpl>();

  page_node->OnMainFrameNavigationCommitted(
      false, base::TimeTicks::Now(), kDummyID, GURL("http://www.example.org"),
      kHtmlMimeType);
  AdvanceClock(kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(true);
  page_node->OnTitleUpdated();
  // The page is not backgrounded, thus no metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA,
                                     0);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  page_node->OnTitleUpdated();
  // The page is backgrounded, thus metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA,
                                     1);
  page_node->OnTitleUpdated();
  // Metrics should only be recorded once per background period, thus metrics
  // not recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA,
                                     1);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(true);
  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  page_node->OnTitleUpdated();
  // The page is backgrounded from foregrounded, thus metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA,
                                     2);
}

TEST_F(MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest,
       FromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA5MinutesTimeout) {
  auto page_node = CreateNode<PageNodeImpl>();

  page_node->OnMainFrameNavigationCommitted(
      false, base::TimeTicks::Now(), kDummyID, GURL("http://www.example.org"),
      kHtmlMimeType);
  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  page_node->OnTitleUpdated();
  // The page is within 5 minutes after main frame navigation was committed,
  // thus no metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA,
                                     0);
  AdvanceClock(kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout);
  page_node->OnTitleUpdated();
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstTitleUpdatedUMA,
                                     1);
}

TEST_F(MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest,
       FromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA) {
  auto process_node = CreateNode<ProcessNodeImpl>();
  auto page_node = CreateNode<PageNodeImpl>();
  auto frame_node = CreateFrameNodeAutoId(process_node.get(), page_node.get());

  page_node->OnMainFrameNavigationCommitted(
      false, base::TimeTicks::Now(), kDummyID, GURL("http://www.example.org"),
      kHtmlMimeType);
  AdvanceClock(kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(true);
  frame_node->OnNonPersistentNotificationCreated();
  // The page is not backgrounded, thus no metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA, 0);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  frame_node->OnNonPersistentNotificationCreated();
  // The page is backgrounded, thus metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA, 1);
  frame_node->OnNonPersistentNotificationCreated();
  // Metrics should only be recorded once per background period, thus metrics
  // not recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA, 1);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(true);
  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  frame_node->OnNonPersistentNotificationCreated();
  // The page is backgrounded from foregrounded, thus metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA, 2);
}

TEST_F(
    MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest,
    FromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA5MinutesTimeout) {
  auto process_node = CreateNode<ProcessNodeImpl>();
  auto page_node = CreateNode<PageNodeImpl>();
  auto frame_node = CreateFrameNodeAutoId(process_node.get(), page_node.get());

  page_node->OnMainFrameNavigationCommitted(
      false, base::TimeTicks::Now(), kDummyID, GURL("http://www.example.org"),
      kHtmlMimeType);
  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  frame_node->OnNonPersistentNotificationCreated();
  // The page is within 5 minutes after main frame navigation was committed,
  // thus no metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA, 0);
  AdvanceClock(kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout);
  frame_node->OnNonPersistentNotificationCreated();
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstNonPersistentNotificationCreatedUMA, 1);
}

TEST_F(MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest, FromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA) {
  auto page_node = CreateNode<PageNodeImpl>();

  page_node->OnMainFrameNavigationCommitted(
      false, base::TimeTicks::Now(), kDummyID, GURL("http://www.example.org"),
      kHtmlMimeType);
  AdvanceClock(kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(true);
  page_node->OnFaviconUpdated();
  // The page is not backgrounded, thus no metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA, 0);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  page_node->OnFaviconUpdated();
  // The page is backgrounded, thus metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA, 1);
  page_node->OnFaviconUpdated();
  // Metrics should only be recorded once per background period, thus metrics
  // not recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA, 1);

  page_node->SetIsVisible(true);
  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  page_node->OnFaviconUpdated();
  // The page is backgrounded from foregrounded, thus metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA, 2);
}

TEST_F(MAYBE_MetricsCollectorTest,
       FromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA5MinutesTimeout) {
  auto page_node = CreateNode<PageNodeImpl>();

  page_node->OnMainFrameNavigationCommitted(
      false, base::TimeTicks::Now(), kDummyID, GURL("http://www.example.org"),
      kHtmlMimeType);
  page_node->SetIsVisible(false);
  page_node->OnFaviconUpdated();
  // The page is within 5 minutes after main frame navigation was committed,
  // thus no metrics recorded.
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA, 0);
  AdvanceClock(kTestMetricsReportDelayTimeout);
  page_node->OnFaviconUpdated();
  histogram_tester_.ExpectTotalCount(
      kTabFromBackgroundedToFirstFaviconUpdatedUMA, 1);
}

}  // namespace performance_manager