PdmDevicePixelRatio:
      return 1;
    case QPaintDevice::PdmDevicePixelRatioScaled:
      return 1;
  }
  return 0;
}

double QgsDxfPaintDevice::widthScaleFactor() const
{
  if (!mDrawingSize.isValid() || mRectangle.isEmpty() )
  {
    return 1.0;
  }

  double widthFactor = mRectangle.width() / mDrawingSize.width();
  double heightFactor = mRectangle.height() / mDrawingSize.height();
  return ( widthFactor + heightFactor ) / 2.0;
}

QPointF QgsDxfPaintDevice::dxfCoordinates( QPointF pt ) const
{
  if (!mDrawingSize.isValid() || mRectangle.isEmpty() )
  {
    return QPointF( pt.x(), pt.y() );
  }

  double x = mRectangle.left() + pt.x() * ( mRectangle.width() / mDrawingSize.width() );
  double y = mRectangle.bottom() - pt.y() * ( mRectangle.height() / mDrawingSize.height() );
  return QPointF( x, y );
}

void QgsDxfPaintDevice::setLayer( const QString &layer )
{
  if ( mPaintEngine )
  {
    mPaintEngine->setLayer( layer );
  }
}

void QgsDxfPaintDevice::setShift( QPointF shift )
{
  if ( mPaintEngine )
  {
    mPaintEngine->setShift( shift );
  }
}


Paul Ryan: Budget Hawk? No. Internationalist? Yes.
I found ten votes in the 112th Congress that illustrates that Paul Ryan is far from the “Budget Hawk” the corporate media would have you think he is. His votes illustrate support for a party agenda that is not American and is not popular among his constituents. He votes to strengthen international institutions while attacking our Bill of Rights, blurring the separation of powers defined in the Constitution and hindering our economy.
Fall is a busy time for most animals as they prepare for the winter months. Mammals, especially squirrels, bears, and deer are busy gathering food. Even when you cannot see, hear, or even smell them…there are ways you can tell an animal has been there. Join the naturalist to explore the clues they leave behind for us that can help you solve any animal mystery you find. Meet at the Visitor Center.
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package galaxyspace.core.client.gui.book;

import asmodeuscore.core.astronomy.gui.book.Page_WithCraftMatrix.Recipe_Type;
import asmodeuscore.core.utils.BookUtils;
import asmodeuscore.core.utils.BookUtils.Book_Cateroies;
import galaxyspace.GalaxySpace;
import galaxyspace.core.GSBlocks;
import galaxyspace.core.client.gui.book.pages.bodies.Page_BarnardsSystem;
import galaxyspace.core.client.gui.book.pages.bodies.Page_ProximaSystem;
import galaxyspace.systems.ACentauriSystem.core.configs.ACConfigCore;
import galaxyspace.systems.BarnardsSystem.core.configs.BRConfigCore;
import galaxyspace.systems.SolarSystem.SolarSystemBodies;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import net.minecraft.util.ResourceLocation;
import net.minecraftforge.common.util.EnumHelper;

public class BookRegister {

	public static Recipe_Type ASSEMBLER = EnumHelper.addEnum(Recipe_Type.class, "ASSEMBLER", new Class<?>[]{ItemStack.class}, new ItemStack(GSBlocks.ASSEMBLER));
	public static Recipe_Type ROCKET_ASSEMBLER = EnumHelper.addEnum(Recipe_Type.class, "ROCKET_ASSEMBLER", new Class<?>[]{ItemStack.class}, new ItemStack(GSBlocks.ROCKET_ASSEMBLER));
	public static Recipe_Type UNIVERSAL_RECYCLER = EnumHelper.addEnum(Recipe_Type.class, "UNIVERSAL_RECYCLER", new Class<?>[]{ItemStack.class}, new ItemStack(GSBlocks.UNIVERSAL_RECYCLER));
	public static Recipe_Type SEPARATOR = EnumHelper.addEnum(Recipe_Type.class, "SEPARATOR", new Class<?>[]{ItemStack.class}, new ItemStack(GSBlocks.LIQUID_SEPARATOR));
	
	public static void registerCatergories()
	{		
		BookUtils.addGuideBookCategory(Book_Cateroies.GENERAL.getName(), new ResourceLocation("textures/items/apple.png"));
		BookUtils.addGuideBookCategory(Book_Cateroies.BODIES.getName(), SolarSystemBodies.planetNeptune.getBodyIcon());
		BookUtils.addGuideBookCategory(Book_Cateroies.BLOCKS.getName(), new ResourceLocation(GalaxySpace.ASSET_PREFIX, "textures/blocks/overworld/hydroponic_base.png"));
		BookUtils.addGuideBookCategory(Book_Cateroies.ITEMS.getName(), new ResourceLocation(GalaxySpace.ASSET_PREFIX, "textures/items/basic/volcanic_stone.png"));
		BookUtils.addGuideBookCategory(Book_Cateroies.MECHANICS.getName(), new ResourceLocation(GalaxySpace.ASSET_PREFIX, "textures/items/basic/temp_shield_control.png"));
		
		if(ACConfigCore.enableACentauriSystems)
			BookUtils.addGuideBookPage(new Page_ProximaSystem());
		if(BRConfigCore.enableBarnardsSystems)
			BookUtils.addGuideBookPage(new Page_BarnardsSystem());
	}
}
The Democratic Republic of Congo is criticizing the loss of its status as a favored U.S. trading partner.
An order from President Barack Obama Tuesday stripped the DRC of its status as a beneficiary of the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
The designation gave Congo specific trade advantages to encourage economic development and reforms.
U.S. officials say the move stemmed from large-scale human rights abuses by the Congolese armed forces, especially rapes.
DRC government spokesman Lambert Mende told reporters in Kinshasa Wednesday that the U.S. move was totally unjustified. Mende says his government does not believe Congolese forces are accomplices in atrocities against civilians.
The U.S. and United Nations have accused Congolese forces of mistreating civilians in Congo's volatile northeast.
Numerous rebel and militia groups are active in the region. Repeated efforts by U.N. and Congolese forces to shut down the groups or integrate them into the military have largely failed.
The African Growth and Opportunity Act is designed to promote democracy and prosperity in Africa's poorest countries. The act gives the countries greater access to the U.S. market as long as they make democratic advances.Certified professionals have a different career path to most. Unlike other careers where hard work, networking, and simply learning on the job can build up your credentials and help you progress through your goals, certified professionals need to be able to legally prove their credentials.
Not only do they need to hold a degree from an accredited institution, but they will also need to pass a state exam before they can get started. The good news is that working in a certified profession often means far better job prospects, as there are fewer who can do your job, and you have a license that proves you can do it well.
Certified professionals can include a wide range of professionals, from those who work in the trades to those who work in healthcare. While it is an easy matter to take a little bit of time off to complete a course that takes a week or less, working while studying a full degree is far more difficult, and yet, healthcare professionals do it every day.
Nurses, in particular, are the standout example. Unlike physicians, who commit to their education primarily before they start their residency, nurses can work and then are encouraged to study and further their training without taking time off. With a shortage of nurses and greater demand on the healthcare system thanks to the pandemic, the reasoning makes sense, but that doesn’t make it easier to juggle as demanding a career as nursing is with a degree.
Balancing your work and studies can feel like an impossible task, particularly if you have additional stressors involved that complicate the issue, like the fact that you are a frontline worker. With cases once again rising and pressure back on healthcare and other frontline services, it can be tempting to put a pause on your studies or delay them even further if you haven’t yet started, but with this guide, you’ll be able to master the balance and come out on top: