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Posts Tagged 'Cam and Company'
Posted in gun rights, Politics, tagged Ackerman McQueen, Cam and Company, NRA Board of Directors, NRATV, NY Times on March 12, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday, the New York Times had this story on some of the NRA Board questioning what the Times referred to as "Incendiary Videos" that are produced by the ad company used by NRA and posted on the NRATV streaming web site. At the heart of the piece is the ongoing saga of the financial position NRA finds itself in the Trump era, and what role NRATV has played in it.
Fifteen years ago, NRA created NRANews, a response to the McCain/Feingold campaign finance law that prohibited certain paid political speech, but gave a monopoly to media outlets through an exemption in the law. Portions of the law were later ruled unconstitutional.
NRA rolled out the web based talk program called Cam and Company, featuring Cam Edwards, at it's 2004 Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh and for three hours a day, they streamed the program on the web as well as aired live on satellite radio. Over the course of the 15 years, the program aired at different times, originally from 2:00 – 5:00 pm, moving to 9:00 PM to midnight to accommodate satellite radio, then back to the 2:00 – 5:00 pm time slot when Sirius XM decided to air the program on tape delay. During this time they also started making the program available by podcast and also made it available on ITunes and later IHeart Radio. This meant that fans could listen to the program at their convenience and did not have to be near a computer to hear it live.
The program featured a mix of all things gun news and also covered conservative politics, as elected supporters of gun rights became more Republican and supporters among Democratic elected officials, at least at the national level, continued to dwindle. It was also a vehicle to bring events like the Shot Show, NRA Annual Meetings, and the new Great American Outdoor show to people that may not have the ability to intend in person.
As the politics of gun rights changed, so too did the NRANews web site. Besides airing Cam and Company, it also started to produce programing like Noir featuring YouTube gun aficionado Colion Noir, Love at First Shot – a program aimed at the growing number of women shooters, and promotional videos aimed at increasing membership. While no one could accuse Edwards of being "incendiary" – he's one of the nicest people you could meet – the mainstream media and gun ban supporters more and more began to criticize the "promotional videos" that way. Late last year, amid reporting of cut backs at NRA, NRATV abruptly stopped airing Cam and Company and let some longtime staff go. A revamped Cam and Company began airing again in January 2019 – a 30 minute program at 5:30 that leads into Dana Loesch's 6:00 PM program.
The Times article notes that NRA provided the critiques from two prominent board members, including former NRA President Marion Hammer:
Since the founding of NRATV, some, including myself and other board members, have questioned the value of it," Marion Hammer, the group's most formidable lobbyist and a key adviser to its chief executive, Wayne LaPierre, said in a statement. "Wayne has told me and others that NRATV is being constantly evaluated — to make sure it works in the best interest of the organization and provides an appropriate return on investment.
Another Board Member, Willes Lee of Virginia, said this:
It is clear to me that NRATV is an experiment and Wayne is evaluating the future of the enterprise," Willes K. Lee, a board member who leads the N.R.A. Outreach Committee, said in a statement to The Times.
When NRANews transformed and first launched as NRATV, it could be viewed as the NRA entering the streaming arena, making it's broader television programming – reruns of hunting and gun shows that had aired on Outdoor Channel – more readily available, in addition to the Cam and Company program. It also became a vehicle to push out more political programming.
This observer believes there is some value to NRATV – the continued airing of Cam and Company as well as programming like Love at First Shots which features World Champion Shooter Julie Golob. It will be up to the Board to determine if NRATV can continue in a cost effective manner.
1st District Congressman Rob Wittman Talks with NRATV About Preserving the 2nd Amendment
Posted in gun rights, hunting, Politics, tagged Cam and Company, Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, Congressman Rob Wittman, NRATV on June 6, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Congressman Rob Wittman represents Virginia's 1st District. He attended the 2017 Congressional Shoot-Out, presented each year by the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation. He is proud of the fantastic shooting, hunting and fishing opportunities in his district. He talks about the importance of getting young people outdoors to expose them to hunting and the shooting sports. Preserving those and Second Amendment rights require that people exercise them, and have a great time while they are doing so. Originally aired on Cam & Co 05/17/17.
9th Circuit Rules There is No Second Amendment Right to Concealed Carry
Posted in gun rights, Politics, tagged Andrew Langer, Cam and Company, Cam Edwards, concealed carry, NRANews, Peruta vs County of San Diego on June 10, 2016| Leave a Comment »
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals finally ruled in the Peruta Case. Originally, a three judge panel ruled that Sheriffs did not have the authority to arbitrarily refuse to grant permits to most citizens who applied for them, invalidating the "good reason" excuse that Sheriffs were using. San Diego appealed to the full court. That appeal was heard about a year ago. The en banc court ruled yesterday that there is no Second Amendment right for members of the general public to carry concealed firearms in public." Andrew Langer president of the Institute for Liberty, an organization dedicated to promoting freedom and individual rights was on NRANews Cam and Company yesterday and discussed the ruling with host Cam Edwards. He said the court deliberately bypassed California's current infringement of Second Amendment rights. The dissent describes the decision as an "elaborate straw man argument" with regard to the "good cause" requirement. Langer says that the manner in which the decision was made is politically cynical. He questions whether the judges began writing the decision following the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. The video below is about 25 minutes but is worth the time to watch.
Concealed Handgun Permit Applications Continue to Rise
Posted in gun rights, Politics, tagged Barrack Obama and Guns, Cam and Company, Concealed Handgun Permits, NRANews on August 25, 2008| Leave a Comment »
Virginia residents continue to file into circuit courts throughout the state at a record pace this year, according to statistics from more than 50 jurisdictions analyzed by the Daily News-Record. According to the News-Record, in 2007, the number of concealed-weapon permits issued jumped roughly 60 percent from the previous year in Virginia. Numbers for the first six months of 2008, show that most jurisdictions are on pace to surpass those numbers.
My home county of Chesterfield, as well as Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties are all on pace to break records, according to local statistics. In Fairfax County, a locality that has some very anti-gun elected officials (Ken Cuccinelli being the exception), 1,501 have been issued in the first six months of 2008; last year, 2,201 were issued; and, in 2006, 1,449.
Texas and other states have seen similar increases. While no one can say with certainly what is driving the increase, it is very possible that people have finally figured out that the job of the police is not to protect individuals, that the job of self defense is the responsibility of the individual. High profile mass killings probably have also played a role in the increase. Finally, politics may also be playing a role in the uptick in applications. Vigilant gun owners know that the Supreme Court decision in D.C. vs Heller was razor thin. The next president may appoint as many as three new justices so it is critical that a pro-rights candidate win this year. That's why gun owners must do all they can to insure that Barrack Obama does not march into the White House on January 20, 2009.
The Obama campaign spokesman in Virginia is disputing that politics has anything to do with the increase in permit applications. Kevin Griffis, the Virginia communications director for the Obama campaign, told the News Record that there is no correlation between the increase in concealed-weapons permits and the presidential election, saying it's "a Republican talking point."
Griffs continued by calling the claim that Obama is anti-gun a "systematic smear effort by the NRA." He went on to call the NRA "an arm of the Republican Party." Citing the fact that 2007 was not a presidential election year, he said the NRA saying that Obama is anti-gun is "just as absurd as the e-mails going around suggesting Barack is not Christian" and called the NRA claims in the advertisement false.
You can hear me discuss the increase in permit applications on NRANews' Daily News with Ginny Simone at 5:00PM today. The interview will likely replay on Cam and Company tonight around 9:40PM.


After investing much time going back and forth to dispute accusations about him sleeping with teenage rapper Bhad Bhabie last year, Trippie Redd took to social media once more on Monday night (May 14) just to let it be known that he's hip to where Tekashi 6ix9ine learned about his alleged hook-up with the 15-year-old.
"X definitely told the n***a that weird a** s**t. And I know that because the n***a threatened me with a phone call in my DM's. He tried to act like a positive n***a - he's not positive, bro. He threatened me in my DM's talking about, 'I'm going to post this information. I talked to Danielle on the phone,'" Trippie said while addressing the matter during a live stream he logged on for before calling it a night.
Word of a possible tryst with Bhad Bhabie is the latest point of contention in Trippie and 6ix9ine's exhaustive beef. For months Tekashi combatted against Trippie's constant allusions to his sexual misconduct case involving a minor, by portraying the Brooklyn rapper as jealous of his Billboard success. It wasn't until this week that 6ix9ine suddenly turned the tables by hinting that Trippie may have problems of his own to worry about.
Both Trippie and Bhad Bhabie are disputing that they ever laid up with one another, although Bhad Bhabie has confessed that they did kiss when Trippie was still 17.


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Cityscape Global 2013: What To Expect
This year's event will cover more than 25,000 sq metres, an increase of 50 per cent on last year and Cityscape's largest size in four years.
by Neil Churchill
October in Dubai means one thing: event season, and the first major event of the 2013/14 fixture list is almost upon us. Cityscape Global, the region's biggest real estate gathering, starts Tuesday, October 8th.
Despite the Dubai Land Department reporting that more than Dhs50 billion was invested into Dubai real estate in 2012, the elephant in the room at last year's Cityscape was a resounding one: has Dubai and the region's property market returned to rude health? The answer was mixed.
While the week was certainly busy and abuzz with big names, there was a dearth of major announcements. Wouter Molman, exhibition director of Cityscape Global, thinks the sheer volume of exhibitors this year, the event's 12th edition, means it will not suffer for a lack of news.
"With Cityscape Global being the barometer of the local and international real estate market, we were always anticipating continued growth of the show. The demand for exhibition space that we have received over the last couple of months in particular, however, has been quite overwhelming," said Molman.
"There is definitely a heightened buzz about the exhibition this year which has resulted in the difficult decision to turn away exhibitor requests because we simply don't have any more space to accommodate them.
"The good news is that those companies which were ready early and confirmed their space will have a global audience of more than 25,000 participants to showcase their latest property developments and peripheral real estate products and services."
Molman added that he expects a large number of major announcements to be made by participating exhibitors during the three-day event.
New launches are expected from local real estate powerhouses Emaar, Nakheel, Dubai Properties Group, Meraas, Dubai World Central and Meydan.
As well as the seasoned pros, several local developers will be exhibiting for the first time while some old names will be returning after an extended hiatus since the 2008 crash.
MAG Group, Omniyat, Tanmiyat, Jumeirah Golf Estates and Union Properties return for the first time in several years while Diamond Developers, SKAI, and Sobha Group are some of the newcomers.
With more than 200 international and regional exhibitors aiming to grab the eyes and wallets of investors this year, Cityscape has been forced to grow its space. Held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, this year's event will cover more than 25,000 sq metres – an increase of 50 per cent on last year and its largest size in four years
For the first time since 2008, all sectors of Dubai's real estate market are now on the upswing. According to a Jones Lang LaSalle report, 2,200 units were added to Dubai's residential stock inventory in the first quarter of 2013, bringing the total inventory in the emirate to 357,000 units, with a further 42,000 estimated to be delivered in the next two years.
2013 has also seen several major projects reminiscent of pre-2008 days announced for the UAE, including Mohammed bin Rashid City, several developments between Damac and Paramount, Dubai's canal project and a major tie-up between Aldar and Sorouh.
But the UAE's developers can expect to face competition from overseas exhibitors. Turkey will once again be the largest of eight international pavilions, with over 30 companies representing the country.
Qatar is also expected to have a large presence with Msheireb Properties, Mall of Qatar, Barwa and United Development Company all among the Gulf state's headline developers.
As Molman says, "The global showpiece continues its increasingly significant role as the barometer of the local and international real estate market."
Neil Churchill October 6, 2013

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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Name:        src/qt/window.cpp
// Author:      Peter Most, Javier Torres, Mariano Reingart
// Copyright:   (c) 2010 wxWidgets dev team
// Licence:     wxWindows licence
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// For compilers that support precompilation, includes "wx.h".
#include "wx/wxprec.h"

#include "wx/window.h"
#include "wx/log.h"
#include "wx/menu.h"
#include "wx/tooltip.h"
#include "wx/scrolbar.h"
#include "wx/qt/private/utils.h"
#include "wx/qt/private/converter.h"
#include "wx/qt/private/winevent.h"

#include <QtGui/QPicture>
#include <QtGui/QPainter>
#include <QtWidgets/QGridLayout>
#include <QtWidgets/QApplication>
#include <QtWidgets/QWidget>
#include <QtWidgets/QScrollArea>

#define VERT_SCROLLBAR_POSITION 0, 1
#define HORZ_SCROLLBAR_POSITION 1, 0

// Base Widget helper (no scrollbar, used by wxWindow)

class wxQtWidget : public wxQtEventSignalHandler< QWidget, wxWindowQt >
{
    public:
        wxQtWidget( wxWindowQt *parent, wxWindowQt *handler );
};

wxQtWidget::wxQtWidget( wxWindowQt *parent, wxWindowQt *handler )
    : wxQtEventSignalHandler< QWidget, wxWindowQt >( parent, handler )
{
}

// Scroll Area helper (container to show scroll bars for wxScrolledWindow):

class wxQtScrollArea : public wxQtEventSignalHandler< QScrollArea, wxWindowQt >
{

    public:
        wxQtScrollArea( wxWindowQt *parent, wxWindowQt *handler );
};

wxQtScrollArea::wxQtScrollArea( wxWindowQt *parent, wxWindowQt *handler )
    : wxQtEventSignalHandler< QScrollArea, wxWindowQt >( parent, handler )
{
}

#if wxUSE_ACCEL || defined( Q_MOC_RUN )
class wxQtShortcutHandler : public QObject, public wxQtSignalHandler< wxWindowQt >
{

public:
    wxQtShortcutHandler( wxWindowQt *window );

public:
    void activated();
};

wxQtShortcutHandler::wxQtShortcutHandler( wxWindowQt *window )
    : wxQtSignalHandler< wxWindowQt >( window )
{
}

void wxQtShortcutHandler::activated()
{
    int command = sender()->property("wxQt_Command").toInt();

    GetHandler()->QtHandleShortcut( command );
}
#endif // wxUSE_ACCEL

//##############################################################################

#ifdef __WXUNIVERSAL__
    wxIMPLEMENT_ABSTRACT_CLASS(wxWindow, wxWindowBase);
#endif // __WXUNIVERSAL__

// We use the QObject property capabilities to store the wxWindow pointer, so we
// don't need to use a separate lookup table. We also want to use it in the proper
// way and not use/store store void pointers e.g.:
// qVariantSetValue( variant, static_cast< void * >( window ));
// static_cast< wxWindow * >( qVariantValue< void * >( variant ));
// so we declare the corresponding Qt meta type:

Q_DECLARE_METATYPE( const wxWindow * )

static const char WINDOW_POINTER_PROPERTY_NAME[] = "wxWindowPointer";

// We accept a 'const wxWindow *' to indicate that the pointer is only stored:

/* static */ void wxWindowQt::QtStoreWindowPointer( QWidget *widget, const wxWindowQt *window )
{
    QVariant variant;
    qVariantSetValue( variant, window );
    widget->setProperty( WINDOW_POINTER_PROPERTY_NAME, variant );
}

/* static */ wxWindowQt *wxWindowQt::QtRetrieveWindowPointer( const QWidget *widget )
{
    QVariant variant = widget->property( WINDOW_POINTER_PROPERTY_NAME );
    return const_cast< wxWindowQt * >( ( variant.value< const wxWindow * >() ));
}

static wxWindowQt *s_capturedWindow = NULL;

/* static */ wxWindowQt *wxWindowBase::DoFindFocus()
{
    wxWindowQt *window = NULL;
    QWidget *qtWidget = QApplication::focusWidget();
    if ( qtWidget != NULL )
        window = wxWindowQt::QtRetrieveWindowPointer( qtWidget );

    return window;
}

void wxWindowQt::Init()
{
    m_horzScrollBar = NULL;
    m_vertScrollBar = NULL;

    m_qtPicture = new QPicture();
    m_qtPainter = new QPainter();

    m_mouseInside = false;

#if wxUSE_ACCEL
    m_qtShortcutHandler = new wxQtShortcutHandler( this );
    m_processingShortcut = false;
#endif
    m_qtWindow = NULL;
    m_qtContainer = NULL;
}

wxWindowQt::wxWindowQt()
{
    Init();

}

wxWindowQt::wxWindowQt(wxWindowQt *parent, wxWindowID id, const wxPoint& pos, const wxSize& size,
    long style, const wxString& name)
{
    Init();

    Create( parent, id, pos, size, style, name );
}

wxWindowQt::~wxWindowQt()
{
    SendDestroyEvent();

    if ( s_capturedWindow == this )
        s_capturedWindow = NULL;

    DestroyChildren(); // This also destroys scrollbars

    delete m_qtPicture;
    delete m_qtPainter;

#if wxUSE_ACCEL
    m_qtShortcutHandler->deleteLater();
#endif

    // Delete only if the qt widget was created or assigned to this base class
    if (m_qtWindow)
    {
        wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::~wxWindow %s m_qtWindow=%p"),
                   (const char*)GetName(), m_qtWindow);
        // Avoid sending further signals (i.e. if deleting the current page)
        m_qtWindow->blockSignals(true);
        // Reset the pointer to avoid handling pending event and signals
        QtStoreWindowPointer( GetHandle(), NULL );
        // Delete QWidget when control return to event loop (safer)
        m_qtWindow->deleteLater();
        m_qtWindow = NULL;
    }
    else
    {
        wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::~wxWindow %s m_qtWindow is NULL"),
                   (const char*)GetName());
    }
}

bool wxWindowQt::Create( wxWindowQt * parent, wxWindowID id, const wxPoint & pos,
        const wxSize & size, long style, const wxString &name )
{
    // If the underlying control hasn't been created then this most probably means
    // that a generic control, like wxPanel, is being created, so we need a very
    // simple control as a base:

    if ( GetHandle() == NULL )
    {
        if ( style & (wxHSCROLL | wxVSCROLL) )
        {
            m_qtContainer = new wxQtScrollArea( parent, this );
            m_qtWindow = m_qtContainer;
            // Create the scroll bars if needed:
            if ( style & wxHSCROLL )
                QtSetScrollBar( wxHORIZONTAL );
            if ( style & wxVSCROLL )
                QtSetScrollBar( wxVERTICAL );
        }
        else
        {
            m_qtWindow = new wxQtWidget( parent, this );
        }

        GetHandle()->setMouseTracking(true);
    }

    if ( !wxWindowBase::CreateBase( parent, id, pos, size, style, wxDefaultValidator, name ))
        return false;

    parent->AddChild( this );

    wxPoint p;
    if(pos != wxDefaultPosition)
        p = pos;

    DoMoveWindow( p.x, p.y, size.GetWidth(), size.GetHeight() );

    PostCreation();

    return ( true );
}

void wxWindowQt::PostCreation(bool generic)
{
    if ( m_qtWindow == NULL )
    {
        // store pointer to the QWidget subclass (to be used in the destructor)
        m_qtWindow = GetHandle();
    }
    wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::Create %s m_qtWindow=%p"),
               (const char*)GetName(), m_qtWindow);

    // set the background style after creation (not before like in wxGTK)
    // (only for generic controls, to use qt defaults elsewere)
    if (generic)
        QtSetBackgroundStyle();
    else
        SetBackgroundStyle(wxBG_STYLE_SYSTEM);

//    // Use custom Qt window flags (allow to turn on or off
//    // the minimize/maximize/close buttons and title bar)
//    Qt::WindowFlags qtFlags = GetHandle()->windowFlags();
//
//    qtFlags |= Qt::CustomizeWindowHint;
//    qtFlags |= Qt::WindowTitleHint;
//    qtFlags |= Qt::WindowSystemMenuHint;
//    qtFlags |= Qt::WindowMinMaxButtonsHint;
//    qtFlags |= Qt::WindowCloseButtonHint;
//
//    GetHandle()->setWindowFlags( qtFlags );
//
//    SetWindowStyleFlag( style );
//

    // Set the default color so Paint Event default handler clears the DC:
    SetBackgroundColour(wxColour(GetHandle()->palette().background().color()));
    SetForegroundColour(wxColour(GetHandle()->palette().foreground().color()));

    GetHandle()->setFont( wxWindowBase::GetFont().GetHandle() );
}

void wxWindowQt::AddChild( wxWindowBase *child )
{
    // Make sure all children are children of the inner scroll area widget (if any):

    if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
        QtReparent( child->GetHandle(), QtGetScrollBarsContainer()->viewport() );

    wxWindowBase::AddChild( child );
}

bool wxWindowQt::Show( bool show )
{
    if ( !wxWindowBase::Show( show ))
        return false;

    // Show can be called before the underlying window is created:

    QWidget *qtWidget = GetHandle();
    if ( qtWidget == NULL )
    {
        return false;
    }

    qtWidget->setVisible( show );

    wxSizeEvent event(GetSize(), GetId());
    event.SetEventObject(this);
    HandleWindowEvent(event);

    return true;
}

void wxWindowQt::SetLabel(const wxString& label)
{
    GetHandle()->setWindowTitle( wxQtConvertString( label ));
}

wxString wxWindowQt::GetLabel() const
{
    return ( wxQtConvertString( GetHandle()->windowTitle() ));
}

void wxWindowQt::DoEnable(bool enable)
{
    GetHandle()->setEnabled(enable);
}

void wxWindowQt::SetFocus()
{
    GetHandle()->setFocus();
}

/* static */ void wxWindowQt::QtReparent( QWidget *child, QWidget *parent )
{
    // Backup the attributes which will be changed during the reparenting:

//    QPoint position = child->pos();
//    bool isVisible = child->isVisible();
    Qt::WindowFlags windowFlags = child->windowFlags();

    child->setParent( parent );

    // Restore the attributes:

    child->setWindowFlags( windowFlags );
//    child->move( position );
//    child->setVisible( isVisible );
}

bool wxWindowQt::Reparent( wxWindowBase *parent )
{
    if ( !wxWindowBase::Reparent( parent ))
        return false;

    QtReparent( GetHandle(), parent->GetHandle() );

    return true;
}

void wxWindowQt::Raise()
{
    GetHandle()->raise();
}

void wxWindowQt::Lower()
{
    GetHandle()->lower();
}

void wxWindowQt::WarpPointer(int x, int y)
{
    // QCursor::setPos takes global screen coordinates, so translate it:

    ClientToScreen( &x, &y );
    QCursor::setPos( x, y );
}

void wxWindowQt::Update()
{
    wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::Update %s"), (const char*)GetName());
    // send the paint event to the inner widget in scroll areas:
    if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
    {
        QtGetScrollBarsContainer()->viewport()->update();
    } else {
        GetHandle()->update();
    }
}

void wxWindowQt::Refresh( bool WXUNUSED( eraseBackground ), const wxRect *rect )
{
    QWidget *widget;

    // get the inner widget in scroll areas:
    if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
    {
        widget = QtGetScrollBarsContainer()->viewport();
    } else {
        widget = GetHandle();
    }

    if ( widget != NULL )
    {
        if ( rect != NULL )
        {
            wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::Refresh %s rect %d %d %d %d"),
                       (const char*)GetName(),
                       rect->x, rect->y, rect->width, rect->height);
            widget->update( wxQtConvertRect( *rect ));
        }
        else
        {
            wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::Refresh %s"),
                       (const char*)GetName());
            widget->update();
        }
    }
}

bool wxWindowQt::SetFont( const wxFont &font )
{
    // SetFont may be called before Create, so the font is stored
    // by the base class, and set in PostCreation

    if (GetHandle())
    {
        GetHandle()->setFont( font.GetHandle() );
        return true;
    }

    return wxWindowBase::SetFont(font);
}

int wxWindowQt::GetCharHeight() const
{
    return ( GetHandle()->fontMetrics().height() );
}

int wxWindowQt::GetCharWidth() const
{
    return ( GetHandle()->fontMetrics().averageCharWidth() );
}

void wxWindowQt::DoGetTextExtent(const wxString& string, int *x, int *y, int *descent,
        int *externalLeading, const wxFont *font ) const
{
    QFontMetrics fontMetrics( font != NULL ? font->GetHandle() : GetHandle()->font() );

    if ( x != NULL )
        *x = fontMetrics.width( wxQtConvertString( string ));

    if ( y != NULL )
        *y = fontMetrics.height();

    if ( descent != NULL )
        *descent = fontMetrics.descent();

    if ( externalLeading != NULL )
        *externalLeading = fontMetrics.lineSpacing();
}

/* Returns a scrollbar for the given orientation, or NULL if the scrollbar
 * has not been previously created and create is false */
wxScrollBar *wxWindowQt::QtGetScrollBar( int orientation ) const
{
    wxCHECK_MSG( CanScroll( orientation ), NULL, "Window can't scroll in that orientation" );

    wxScrollBar *scrollBar = NULL;

    if ( orientation == wxHORIZONTAL )
        scrollBar = m_horzScrollBar;
    else
        scrollBar = m_vertScrollBar;

    return scrollBar;
}

/* Returns a new scrollbar for the given orientation, or set the scrollbar
 * passed as parameter */
wxScrollBar *wxWindowQt::QtSetScrollBar( int orientation, wxScrollBar *scrollBar )
{
    QAbstractScrollArea *scrollArea = QtGetScrollBarsContainer();
    wxCHECK_MSG( scrollArea, NULL, "Window without scrolling area" );

    // Create a new scrollbar if needed
    if ( !scrollBar )
    {
        scrollBar = new wxScrollBar( const_cast< wxWindowQt* >( this ), wxID_ANY,
                                     wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize,
                                     orientation == wxHORIZONTAL ? wxSB_HORIZONTAL : wxSB_VERTICAL);

        // Connect scrollbar events to this window
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_LINEUP, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_LINEDOWN, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_PAGEUP, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_PAGEDOWN, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_TOP, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_BOTTOM, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_THUMBTRACK, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
        scrollBar->Bind( wxEVT_SCROLL_THUMBRELEASE, &wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent, this );
    }

    // Let Qt handle layout
    if ( orientation == wxHORIZONTAL )
    {
        scrollArea->setHorizontalScrollBar( scrollBar->GetHandle() );
        m_horzScrollBar = scrollBar;
    }
    else
    {
        scrollArea->setVerticalScrollBar( scrollBar->GetHandle() );
        m_vertScrollBar = scrollBar;
    }
    return scrollBar;
}

void wxWindowQt::SetScrollbar( int orientation, int pos, int thumbvisible, int range, bool refresh )
{
    wxCHECK_RET( CanScroll( orientation ), "Window can't scroll in that orientation" );

    //If not exist, create the scrollbar
    wxScrollBar *scrollBar = QtGetScrollBar( orientation );
    if ( scrollBar == NULL )
        scrollBar = QtSetScrollBar( orientation );

    // Configure the scrollbar if it exists. If range is zero we can get here with
    // scrollBar == NULL and it is not a problem
    if ( scrollBar )
    {
        scrollBar->SetScrollbar( pos, thumbvisible, range, thumbvisible, refresh );
        if ( HasFlag( wxALWAYS_SHOW_SB ) && ( range == 0 ) )
        {
            // Disable instead of hide
            scrollBar->GetHandle()->show();
            scrollBar->GetHandle()->setEnabled( false );
        }
        else
            scrollBar->GetHandle()->setEnabled( true );
    }
}

void wxWindowQt::SetScrollPos( int orientation, int pos, bool WXUNUSED( refresh ))
{
    wxScrollBar *scrollBar = QtGetScrollBar( orientation );
    wxCHECK_RET( scrollBar, "Invalid scrollbar" );

    scrollBar->SetThumbPosition( pos );
}

int wxWindowQt::GetScrollPos( int orientation ) const
{
    wxScrollBar *scrollBar = QtGetScrollBar( orientation );
    wxCHECK_MSG( scrollBar, 0, "Invalid scrollbar" );

    return scrollBar->GetThumbPosition();
}

int wxWindowQt::GetScrollThumb( int orientation ) const
{
    wxScrollBar *scrollBar = QtGetScrollBar( orientation );
    wxCHECK_MSG( scrollBar, 0, "Invalid scrollbar" );

    return scrollBar->GetThumbSize();
}

int wxWindowQt::GetScrollRange( int orientation ) const
{
    wxScrollBar *scrollBar = QtGetScrollBar( orientation );
    wxCHECK_MSG( scrollBar, 0, "Invalid scrollbar" );

    return scrollBar->GetRange();
}

// Handle event from scrollbars
void wxWindowQt::QtOnScrollBarEvent( wxScrollEvent& event )
{
    wxEventType windowEventType = 0;

    // Map the scroll bar event to the corresponding scroll window event:

    wxEventType scrollBarEventType = event.GetEventType();
    if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_TOP )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_TOP;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_BOTTOM )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_BOTTOM;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_PAGEUP )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_PAGEUP;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_PAGEDOWN )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_PAGEDOWN;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_LINEUP )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_LINEUP;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_LINEDOWN )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_LINEDOWN;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_THUMBTRACK )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_THUMBTRACK;
    else if ( scrollBarEventType == wxEVT_SCROLL_THUMBRELEASE )
        windowEventType = wxEVT_SCROLLWIN_THUMBRELEASE;

    if ( windowEventType != 0 )
    {
        wxScrollWinEvent e( windowEventType, event.GetPosition(), event.GetOrientation() );
        ProcessWindowEvent( e );
    }
}

// scroll window to the specified position
void wxWindowQt::ScrollWindow( int dx, int dy, const wxRect *rect )
{
    // check if this is a scroll area (scroll only inner viewport)
    QWidget *widget;
    if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
        widget = QtGetScrollBarsContainer()->viewport();
    else
        widget = GetHandle();
    // scroll the widget or the specified rect (not children)
    if ( rect != NULL )
        widget->scroll( dx, dy, wxQtConvertRect( *rect ));
    else
        widget->scroll( dx, dy );
}

void wxWindowQt::SetDropTarget( wxDropTarget * WXUNUSED( dropTarget ) )
{
    wxMISSING_IMPLEMENTATION( __FUNCTION__ );
}

void wxWindowQt::SetWindowStyleFlag( long style )
{
    wxWindowBase::SetWindowStyleFlag( style );

//    wxMISSING_IMPLEMENTATION( "wxWANTS_CHARS, wxTAB_TRAVERSAL" );
//    // wxFULL_REPAINT_ON_RESIZE: Qt::WResizeNoErase (marked obsolete)
//    // wxTRANSPARENT_WINDOW, wxCLIP_CHILDREN: Used in window for
//    //   performance, apparently not needed.
//
//    // wxWANTS_CHARS: Need to reimplement event()
//    //   See: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qwidget.html#events
//    // wxTAB_TRAVERSAL: reimplement focusNextPrevChild()
//
//    Qt::WindowFlags qtFlags = GetHandle()->windowFlags();
//
//    // For this to work Qt::CustomizeWindowHint must be set (done in Create())
//    if ( HasFlag( wxCAPTION ) )
//    {
//        // Enable caption bar and all buttons. This behavious
//        // is overwritten by subclasses (wxTopLevelWindow).
//        qtFlags |= Qt::WindowTitleHint;
//        qtFlags |= Qt::WindowSystemMenuHint;
//        qtFlags |= Qt::WindowMinMaxButtonsHint;
//        qtFlags |= Qt::WindowCloseButtonHint;
//    }
//    else
//    {
//        // Disable caption bar, include all buttons to be effective
//        qtFlags &= ~Qt::WindowTitleHint;
//        qtFlags &= ~Qt::WindowSystemMenuHint;
//        qtFlags &= ~Qt::WindowMinMaxButtonsHint;
//        qtFlags &= ~Qt::WindowCloseButtonHint;
//    }
//
//    GetHandle()->setWindowFlags( qtFlags );
//
//    // Validate border styles
//    int numberOfBorderStyles = 0;
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_NONE ))
//        numberOfBorderStyles++;
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_STATIC ))
//        numberOfBorderStyles++;
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_SIMPLE ))
//        numberOfBorderStyles++;
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_RAISED ))
//        numberOfBorderStyles++;
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_SUNKEN ))
//        numberOfBorderStyles++;
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_THEME ))
//        numberOfBorderStyles++;
//    wxCHECK_RET( numberOfBorderStyles <= 1, "Only one border style can be specified" );
//
//    // Borders only supported for QFrame's
//    QFrame *qtFrame = qobject_cast< QFrame* >( QtGetContainer() );
//    wxCHECK_RET( numberOfBorderStyles == 0 || qtFrame,
//                 "Borders not supported for this window type (not QFrame)" );
//
//    if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_NONE ) )
//    {
//        qtFrame->setFrameStyle( QFrame::NoFrame );
//    }
//    else if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_STATIC ) )
//    {
//        wxMISSING_IMPLEMENTATION( "wxBORDER_STATIC" );
//    }
//    else if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_SIMPLE ) )
//    {
//        qtFrame->setFrameStyle( QFrame::Panel );
//        qtFrame->setFrameShadow( QFrame::Plain );
//    }
//    else if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_RAISED ) )
//    {
//        qtFrame->setFrameStyle( QFrame::Panel );
//        qtFrame->setFrameShadow( QFrame::Raised );
//    }
//    else if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_SUNKEN ) )
//    {
//        qtFrame->setFrameStyle( QFrame::Panel );
//        qtFrame->setFrameShadow( QFrame::Sunken );
//    }
//    else if ( HasFlag( wxBORDER_THEME ) )
//    {
//        qtFrame->setFrameStyle( QFrame::StyledPanel );
//        qtFrame->setFrameShadow( QFrame::Plain );
//    }

    Qt::WindowFlags qtFlags = GetHandle()->windowFlags();

    if ( HasFlag( wxFRAME_NO_TASKBAR ) )
    {
//        qtFlags &= ~Qt::WindowType_Mask;
        if ( (style & wxSIMPLE_BORDER) || (style & wxNO_BORDER) ) {
            qtFlags = Qt::ToolTip | Qt::FramelessWindowHint;
        }
        else
            qtFlags |= Qt::Dialog;
    }
    else
    if ( ( (style & wxSIMPLE_BORDER) || (style & wxNO_BORDER) )
         != qtFlags.testFlag( Qt::FramelessWindowHint ) )
    {
        qtFlags ^= Qt::FramelessWindowHint;
    }

    GetHandle()->setWindowFlags( qtFlags );
}

void wxWindowQt::SetExtraStyle( long exStyle )
{
    long exStyleOld = GetExtraStyle();
    if ( exStyle == exStyleOld )
        return;

    // update the internal variable
    wxWindowBase::SetExtraStyle(exStyle);

    if (!m_qtWindow)
        return;

    Qt::WindowFlags flags = m_qtWindow->windowFlags();

    if (!(exStyle & wxWS_EX_CONTEXTHELP) != !(flags & Qt::WindowContextHelpButtonHint))
    {
        flags ^= Qt::WindowContextHelpButtonHint;
        m_qtWindow->setWindowFlags(flags);
    }
}

void wxWindowQt::DoClientToScreen( int *x, int *y ) const
{
    QPoint screenPosition = GetHandle()->mapToGlobal( QPoint( *x, *y ));
    *x = screenPosition.x();
    *y = screenPosition.y();
}

void wxWindowQt::DoScreenToClient( int *x, int *y ) const
{
    QPoint clientPosition = GetHandle()->mapFromGlobal( QPoint( *x, *y ));
    *x = clientPosition.x();
    *y = clientPosition.y();
}

void wxWindowQt::DoCaptureMouse()
{
    wxCHECK_RET( GetHandle() != NULL, wxT("invalid window") );
    GetHandle()->grabMouse();
    s_capturedWindow = this;
}

void wxWindowQt::DoReleaseMouse()
{
    wxCHECK_RET( GetHandle() != NULL, wxT("invalid window") );
    GetHandle()->releaseMouse();
    s_capturedWindow = NULL;
}

wxWindowQt *wxWindowBase::GetCapture()
{
    return s_capturedWindow;
}

void wxWindowQt::DoGetPosition(int *x, int *y) const
{
    QWidget *qtWidget = GetHandle();
    *x = qtWidget->x();
    *y = qtWidget->y();
}

void wxWindowQt::DoGetSize(int *width, int *height) const
{
    QSize size = GetHandle()->frameSize();
    QRect rect = GetHandle()->frameGeometry();
    wxASSERT( size.width() == rect.width() );
    wxASSERT( size.height() == rect.height() );

    if (width)  *width = rect.width();
    if (height) *height = rect.height();
}

void wxWindowQt::DoSetSize(int x, int y, int width, int height, int sizeFlags )
{
    int currentX, currentY;
    GetPosition( &currentX, &currentY );
    if ( x == wxDefaultCoord && !( sizeFlags & wxSIZE_ALLOW_MINUS_ONE ))
        x = currentX;
    if ( y == wxDefaultCoord && !( sizeFlags & wxSIZE_ALLOW_MINUS_ONE ))
        y = currentY;

    // Should we use the best size:

    if (( width == wxDefaultCoord && ( sizeFlags & wxSIZE_AUTO_WIDTH )) ||
        ( height == wxDefaultCoord && ( sizeFlags & wxSIZE_AUTO_HEIGHT )))
    {
        const wxSize BEST_SIZE = GetBestSize();
        if ( width == wxDefaultCoord && ( sizeFlags & wxSIZE_AUTO_WIDTH ))
            width = BEST_SIZE.x;
        if ( height == wxDefaultCoord && ( sizeFlags & wxSIZE_AUTO_HEIGHT ))
            height = BEST_SIZE.y;
    }

    int w, h;
    GetSize(&w, &h);
    if (width == -1)
        width = w;
    if (height == -1)
        height = h;

    DoMoveWindow( x, y, width, height );

    // An annoying feature of Qt
    // if a control is created with size of zero, it is set as hidden by qt
    // if it is then resized, in some cases it remains hidden, so it
    // needs to be shown here
    if (m_qtWindow && !m_qtWindow->isVisible() && IsShown())
        m_qtWindow->show();
}

void wxWindowQt::DoGetClientSize(int *width, int *height) const
{
    QRect geometry = GetHandle()->geometry();
    if (width)  *width = geometry.width();
    if (height) *height = geometry.height();
}

void wxWindowQt::DoSetClientSize(int width, int height)
{
    QWidget *qtWidget = GetHandle();
    QRect geometry = qtWidget->geometry();
    geometry.setWidth( width );
    geometry.setHeight( height );
    qtWidget->setGeometry( geometry );
}

void wxWindowQt::DoMoveWindow(int x, int y, int width, int height)
{
    QWidget *qtWidget = GetHandle();

    qtWidget->move( x, y );
    qtWidget->resize( width, height );
}

#if wxUSE_TOOLTIPS
void wxWindowQt::DoSetToolTip( wxToolTip *tip )
{
    wxWindowBase::DoSetToolTip( tip );

    if ( tip != NULL )
        GetHandle()->setToolTip( wxQtConvertString( tip->GetTip() ));
    else
        GetHandle()->setToolTip( QString() );
}
#endif // wxUSE_TOOLTIPS

#if wxUSE_MENUS
bool wxWindowQt::DoPopupMenu(wxMenu *menu, int x, int y)
{
    menu->GetHandle()->exec( GetHandle()->mapToGlobal( QPoint( x, y ) ) );

    return ( true );
}
#endif // wxUSE_MENUS

#if wxUSE_ACCEL
void wxWindowQt::SetAcceleratorTable( const wxAcceleratorTable& accel )
{
    wxWindowBase::SetAcceleratorTable( accel );

    // Disable previously set accelerators
    while ( !m_qtShortcuts.isEmpty() )
        delete m_qtShortcuts.takeFirst();

    // Create new shortcuts (use GetHandle() so all events inside
    // the window are handled, not only in the container subwindow)
    m_qtShortcuts = accel.ConvertShortcutTable( GetHandle() );

    // Connect shortcuts to window
    Q_FOREACH( QShortcut *s, m_qtShortcuts )
    {
        QObject::connect( s, &QShortcut::activated, m_qtShortcutHandler, &wxQtShortcutHandler::activated );
        QObject::connect( s, &QShortcut::activatedAmbiguously, m_qtShortcutHandler, &wxQtShortcutHandler::activated );
    }
}
#endif // wxUSE_ACCEL

bool wxWindowQt::SetBackgroundStyle(wxBackgroundStyle style)
{
    if (!wxWindowBase::SetBackgroundStyle(style))
        return false;
    // NOTE this could be called before creation, so it will be delayed:
    return QtSetBackgroundStyle();
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtSetBackgroundStyle()
{
    QWidget *widget;
    // if it is a scroll area, don't make transparent (invisible) scroll bars:
    if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
        widget = QtGetScrollBarsContainer()->viewport();
    else
        widget = GetHandle();
    // check if the control is created (wxGTK requires calling it before):
    if ( widget != NULL )
    {
        if (m_backgroundStyle == wxBG_STYLE_PAINT)
        {
            // wx paint handler will draw the invalidated region completely:
            widget->setAttribute(Qt::WA_OpaquePaintEvent);
        }
        else if (m_backgroundStyle == wxBG_STYLE_TRANSPARENT)
        {
            widget->setAttribute(Qt::WA_TranslucentBackground);
            // avoid a default background color (usually black):
            widget->setStyleSheet("background:transparent;");
        }
        else if (m_backgroundStyle == wxBG_STYLE_SYSTEM)
        {
            // let Qt erase the background by default
            // (note that wxClientDC will not work)
            //widget->setAutoFillBackground(true);
            // use system colors for background (default in Qt)
            widget->setAttribute(Qt::WA_NoSystemBackground, false);
        }
        else if (m_backgroundStyle == wxBG_STYLE_ERASE)
        {
            // erase events will be fired, if not handled, wx will clear the DC
            widget->setAttribute(Qt::WA_OpaquePaintEvent);
            // Qt should not clear the background (default):
            widget->setAutoFillBackground(false);
        }
    }
    return true;
}

bool wxWindowQt::IsTransparentBackgroundSupported(wxString* WXUNUSED(reason)) const
{
    return true;
}

bool wxWindowQt::SetTransparent(wxByte alpha)
{
    // For Qt, range is between 1 (opaque) and 0 (transparent)
    GetHandle()->setWindowOpacity(alpha/255.0);
    return true;
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandlePaintEvent ( QWidget *handler, QPaintEvent *event )
{
    /* If this window has scrollbars, only let wx handle the event if it is
     * for the client area (the scrolled part). Events for the whole window
     * (including scrollbars and maybe status or menu bars are handled by Qt */

    if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() && handler != QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
    {
        return false;
    }
    else
    {
        // use the Qt event region:
        m_updateRegion.QtSetRegion( event->region() );

        if (false)
            wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::QtHandlePaintEvent %s %s region %d %d %d %d"),
                   (const char*)GetName(),
                   m_qtPicture->isNull() ? "wxPaintDC" : "wxClientDC",
                   m_updateRegion.GetBox().x, m_updateRegion.GetBox().y,
                   m_updateRegion.GetBox().width, m_updateRegion.GetBox().height);

        // Prepare the Qt painter for wxWindowDC:
        bool ok = false;
        if ( QtGetScrollBarsContainer() )
        {
            // QScrollArea can only draw in the viewport:
            ok = m_qtPainter->begin( QtGetScrollBarsContainer()->viewport() );
        }
        if ( !ok )
        {
            // Start the paint in the widget itself
            ok =  m_qtPainter->begin( GetHandle() );
        }

        if ( ok )
        {
            bool handled;

            if ( m_qtPicture->isNull() )
            {
                // Real paint event (not for wxClientDC), prepare the background
                switch ( GetBackgroundStyle() )
                {
                    case wxBG_STYLE_TRANSPARENT:
                        if (IsTransparentBackgroundSupported())
                        {
                            // Set a transparent background, so that overlaying in parent
                            // might indeed let see through where this child did not
                            // explicitly paint. See wxBG_STYLE_SYSTEM for more comment
                        }
                        break;
                    case wxBG_STYLE_ERASE:
                        {
                            // the background should be cleared by qt auto fill
                            // send the erase event (properly creating a DC for it)
                            wxPaintDC dc( this );
                            dc.SetDeviceClippingRegion( m_updateRegion );

                            wxEraseEvent erase( GetId(), &dc );
                            if ( ProcessWindowEvent(erase) )
                            {
                                // background erased, don't do it again
                                break;
                            }
                            // Ensure DC is cleared if handler didn't and Qt will not do it
                            if ( UseBgCol() && !GetHandle()->autoFillBackground() )
                            {
                                wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::QtHandlePaintEvent %s clearing DC to %s"),
                                           (const char*)GetName(), GetBackgroundColour().GetAsString()
                                           );
                                dc.SetBackground(GetBackgroundColour());
                                dc.Clear();
                            }
                        }
                        // fall through
                    case wxBG_STYLE_SYSTEM:
                        if ( GetThemeEnabled() )
                        {
                            // let qt render the background:
                            // commented out as this will cause recursive painting
                            // this should be done outside using setBackgroundRole
                            // setAutoFillBackground or setAttribute
                            //wxWindowDC dc( (wxWindow*)this );
                            //widget->render(m_qtPainter);
                        }
                        break;
                    case wxBG_STYLE_PAINT:
                        // nothing to do: window will be painted over in EVT_PAINT
                        break;

                    case wxBG_STYLE_COLOUR:
                        wxFAIL_MSG( "unsupported background style" );
                }

                // send the paint event (wxWindowDC will draw directly):
                wxPaintEvent paint( GetId() );
                handled = ProcessWindowEvent(paint);
                m_updateRegion.Clear();
            }
            else
            {
                // Data from wxClientDC, paint it
                m_qtPicture->play( m_qtPainter );
                // Reset picture
                m_qtPicture->setData( NULL, 0 );
                handled = true;
            }

            // commit changes of the painter to the widget
            m_qtPainter->end();

            return handled;
        }
        else
        {
            // Painter didn't begun, not handled by wxWidgets:
            wxLogDebug(wxT("wxWindow::QtHandlePaintEvent %s Qt widget painter begin failed"),
                       (const char*)GetName() );
            return false;
        }
    }
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandleResizeEvent ( QWidget *WXUNUSED( handler ), QResizeEvent *event )
{
    wxSizeEvent e( wxQtConvertSize( event->size() ) );

    return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandleWheelEvent ( QWidget *WXUNUSED( handler ), QWheelEvent *event )
{
    wxMouseEvent e( wxEVT_MOUSEWHEEL );
    e.m_wheelAxis = ( event->orientation() == Qt::Vertical ) ? wxMOUSE_WHEEL_VERTICAL : wxMOUSE_WHEEL_HORIZONTAL;
    e.m_wheelRotation = event->delta();
    e.m_linesPerAction = 3;
    e.m_wheelDelta = 120;

    return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandleKeyEvent ( QWidget *WXUNUSED( handler ), QKeyEvent *event )
{
    // qt sends keyup and keydown events for autorepeat, but this is not
    // normal for wx which only sends repeated keydown events
    // discard repeated keyup events
    if(event->isAutoRepeat() && event->type() == QEvent::KeyRelease)
        return true;

#if wxUSE_ACCEL
    if ( m_processingShortcut )
    {
        /* Enter here when a shortcut isn't handled by Qt.
         * Return true to avoid Qt-processing of the event
         * Instead, use the flag to indicate that it wasn't processed */
        m_processingShortcut = false;

        return true;
    }
#endif // wxUSE_ACCEL

    bool handled = false;

    // Build the event
    wxKeyEvent e( event->type() == QEvent::KeyPress ? wxEVT_KEY_DOWN : wxEVT_KEY_UP );
    // TODO: m_x, m_y
    e.m_keyCode = wxQtConvertKeyCode( event->key(), event->modifiers() );

#if wxUSE_UNICODE
    if ( event->text().isEmpty() )
        e.m_uniChar = 0;
    else
        e.m_uniChar = event->text().at( 0 ).unicode();
#endif // wxUSE_UNICODE

    e.m_rawCode = event->nativeVirtualKey();
    e.m_rawFlags = event->nativeModifiers();

    // Modifiers
    wxQtFillKeyboardModifiers( event->modifiers(), &e );

    handled = ProcessWindowEvent( e );

    // On key presses, send the EVT_CHAR event
    if ( !handled && event->type() == QEvent::KeyPress )
    {
#if wxUSE_ACCEL
        // Check for accelerators
        if ( !m_processingShortcut )
        {
            /* The call to notify() will try to execute a shortcut. If it fails
             * it will call keyPressEvent() in our wxQtWidget which calls back
             * to this function. We use the m_processingShortcut flag to avoid
             * processing that recursive call and return back to this one. */
            m_processingShortcut = true;

            QApplication::instance()->notify( GetHandle(), event );

            handled = m_processingShortcut;
            m_processingShortcut = false;

            if ( handled )
                return true;
        }
#endif // wxUSE_ACCEL

        e.SetEventType( wxEVT_CHAR );

        // Translated key code (including control + letter -> 1-26)
        int translated = 0;
        if ( !event->text().isEmpty() )
            translated = event->text().at( 0 ).toLatin1();
        if ( translated )
            e.m_keyCode = translated;

        handled = ProcessWindowEvent( e );
    }

    return handled;
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandleMouseEvent ( QWidget *handler, QMouseEvent *event )
{
    // Convert event type
    wxEventType wxType = 0;
    switch ( event->type() )
    {
        case QEvent::MouseButtonDblClick:
            switch ( event->button() )
            {
                case Qt::LeftButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_LEFT_DCLICK;
                    break;
                case Qt::RightButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_RIGHT_DCLICK;
                    break;
                case Qt::MidButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_MIDDLE_DCLICK;
                    break;
                case Qt::XButton1:
                    wxType = wxEVT_AUX1_DCLICK;
                    break;
                case Qt::XButton2:
                    wxType = wxEVT_AUX2_DCLICK;
                    break;
                case Qt::NoButton:
                case Qt::MouseButtonMask: // Not documented ?
                default:
                    return false;
            }
            break;
        case QEvent::MouseButtonPress:
            switch ( event->button() )
            {
                case Qt::LeftButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_LEFT_DOWN;
                    break;
                case Qt::RightButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_RIGHT_DOWN;
                    break;
                case Qt::MidButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_MIDDLE_DOWN;
                    break;
                case Qt::XButton1:
                    wxType = wxEVT_AUX1_DOWN;
                    break;
                case Qt::XButton2:
                    wxType = wxEVT_AUX2_DOWN;
                case Qt::NoButton:
                case Qt::MouseButtonMask: // Not documented ?
                default:
                    return false;
            }
            break;
        case QEvent::MouseButtonRelease:
            switch ( event->button() )
            {
                case Qt::LeftButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_LEFT_UP;
                    break;
                case Qt::RightButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_RIGHT_UP;
                    break;
                case Qt::MidButton:
                    wxType = wxEVT_MIDDLE_UP;
                    break;
                case Qt::XButton1:
                    wxType = wxEVT_AUX1_UP;
                    break;
                case Qt::XButton2:
                    wxType = wxEVT_AUX2_UP;
                case Qt::NoButton:
                case Qt::MouseButtonMask: // Not documented ?
                default:
                    return false;
            }
            break;
        case QEvent::MouseMove:
            wxType = wxEVT_MOTION;
            break;
        default:
            // Unknown event type
            wxFAIL_MSG( "Unknown mouse event type" );
    }

    // Fill the event
    QPoint mousePos = event->pos();
    wxMouseEvent e( wxType );
    e.m_clickCount = -1;
    e.SetPosition( wxQtConvertPoint( mousePos ) );

    // Mouse buttons
    wxQtFillMouseButtons( event->buttons(), &e );

    // Keyboard modifiers
    wxQtFillKeyboardModifiers( event->modifiers(), &e );

    bool handled = ProcessWindowEvent( e );

    // Determine if mouse is inside the widget
    bool mouseInside = true;
    if ( mousePos.x() < 0 || mousePos.x() > handler->width() ||
        mousePos.y() < 0 || mousePos.y() > handler->height() )
        mouseInside = false;

    if ( e.GetEventType() == wxEVT_MOTION )
    {
        /* Qt doesn't emit leave/enter events while the mouse is grabbed
        * and it automatically grabs the mouse while dragging. In that cases
        * we emulate the enter and leave events */

        // Mouse enter/leaves
        if ( m_mouseInside != mouseInside )
        {
            if ( mouseInside )
                e.SetEventType( wxEVT_ENTER_WINDOW );
            else
                e.SetEventType( wxEVT_LEAVE_WINDOW );

            ProcessWindowEvent( e );
            m_mouseInside = mouseInside;
        }
    }

    m_mouseInside = mouseInside;

    return handled;
}

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{
    wxMouseEvent e( event->type() == QEvent::Enter ? wxEVT_ENTER_WINDOW : wxEVT_LEAVE_WINDOW );
    e.m_clickCount = 0;
    e.SetPosition( wxQtConvertPoint( handler->mapFromGlobal( QCursor::pos() ) ) );

    // Mouse buttons
    wxQtFillMouseButtons( QApplication::mouseButtons(), &e );

    // Keyboard modifiers
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    return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
}

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{
    if ( GetHandle() != handler )
        return false;

    wxMoveEvent e( wxQtConvertPoint( event->pos() ) );

    return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandleShowEvent ( QWidget *handler, QEvent *event )
{
    if ( GetHandle() != handler )
        return false;

    wxShowEvent e;
    e.SetShow( event->type() == QEvent::Show );

    return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
}

bool wxWindowQt::QtHandleChangeEvent ( QWidget *handler, QEvent *event )
{
    if ( GetHandle() != handler )
        return false;

    if ( event->type() == QEvent::ActivationChange )
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        return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
    }
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{
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    int close = Close();
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    }
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{
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    e.SetPosition( wxQtConvertPoint( event->globalPos() ) );

    return ProcessWindowEvent( e );
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    bool handled = ProcessWindowEvent( e );

    wxWindowQt *parent = GetParent();
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    {
        wxChildFocusEvent childEvent( this );
        parent->ProcessWindowEvent( childEvent );
    }

    return handled;
}

#if wxUSE_ACCEL
void wxWindowQt::QtHandleShortcut ( int command )
{
    if (command != -1)
    {
        wxCommandEvent menu_event( wxEVT_COMMAND_MENU_SELECTED, command );
        bool ret = ProcessWindowEvent( menu_event );

        if ( !ret )
        {
            // if the accelerator wasn't handled as menu event, try
            // it as button click (for compatibility with other
            // platforms):
            wxCommandEvent button_event( wxEVT_COMMAND_BUTTON_CLICKED, command );
            ProcessWindowEvent( button_event );
        }
    }
}
#endif // wxUSE_ACCEL

QWidget *wxWindowQt::GetHandle() const
{
    return m_qtWindow;
}

QAbstractScrollArea *wxWindowQt::QtGetScrollBarsContainer() const
{
    return m_qtContainer;
}

QPicture *wxWindowQt::QtGetPicture() const
{
    return m_qtPicture;
}

QPainter *wxWindowQt::QtGetPainter()
{
    return m_qtPainter;
}

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Q: Getting QRectF with text by click on QGraphicsItem If I have some painter, some rectangle and some string:
QPainter* pPainter;
//Initializing it

QRectF RectF;
//Initializing it

std::string strText = "Some string";

And I draw the rectangle with text using painter on some QGraphicsItem object and then we draw it on the scene:
pPainter->drawText(RectF, Qt::AlignCenter, strText);

Note: I cannot modify the code above, only to add something.
My goal is to get that text after a click on the rectangle.
Suppose, that I've found mouseclick coordinates correctly.
Is there any way to get rectangle and its text using the coordinates of click? Or maybe I should hold some list of such rectangles to process them next?
I've thought about use of itemAt() method, but I couldn't get rectangle that way.
std::string GetTextByCoordinates(int x, int y)
{
  //What to do here?
}

Update:
Method paint is used in class that inherited from QGraphicsItem (CustomItem), and there is several text rectangles on such items.
Method "GetTextByCoordinates" supposed to be called from that CustomItem object.

A: Since you draw something on a widget, you can operate only with pixels that are drawn. You have no information about this pixels origin. So you need some additional information.
The normal way to manipulate logical objects drawn on scene is to place QGraphicsItems on the scene. There are QGraphicsRectItem QGraphicsSimpleTextItem for your case. It looks like this:
class CustomItem : public QGraphicsItem
{
public:
    <...>   // Methods like boundingRect and others also must be reimplemented.

    void addText(const QString &text, const QRectF &containerRect)
    {
        // As this items are "this" children, you even don't need to
        // reimplement paintEvent.
        QGraphicsRectItem *rectItem =
            new QGraphicsRectItem(containerRect, this);
        QGraphicsSimpleTextItem *textItem =
            new QGraphicsSimpleTextItem(text, rectItem);
    }

    QString getTextByCoordinates(int x, int y)
    {
        for (const auto *child: childItems()) {
            const QGraphicsRectItem *rect =
                qgraphicsobject_cast<const QGraphicsRectItem *>(child);
            if (rect == nullptr)
                continue;

            const QGraphicsItem *text = rect->childItems().first();
            return qgraphicsitem_cast<const QGraphicsSimpleTextItem *>(text)->text();
        }

        return "";
    }
};

If you really cannot modify the code with painter, you must remember all rectangles and texts on them:
class CustomItem : public QGraphicsItem
{
private:
    struct RectText
    {
        QRectF      rect;
        std::string text;
    };

    QList<RectText> _rectTexts;

public:
    <...>

    void paint(QPainter *painter, const QStyleOptionGraphicsItem *option,
               QWidget *widget = nullptr);
    {
        <...>

        _rectTexts << {RectF, strText};
    }

    std::string GetTextByCoordinates(int x, int y)
    {
        for (const auto &rt:    _rectTexts) {
            if (rt.rect.contains(x, y))
                return rt.text;
        }

        return "";
    }
};

See no another ways. Text recognize by bitmap is not considered : )

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Irish whiskey, Irish cream liqueur and poitín are now officially protected at an EU level in a similar manner to Champagne in France or Parma ham in Italy, according to Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland (ABFI).
This essentially means that the aforementioned alcoholic beverages must be produced on the island of Ireland, in accordance with certain production practices and standards.
The representative organisation for alcoholic drinks manufacturers and suppliers in Ireland said in a statement that it has welcomed a commitment by the UK Government to protect the all-island geographic indications (GIs) for Irish whiskey, Irish cream liqueur and poitín post-Brexit, by introducing a legal framework for GIs in the UK post-Brexit.
In a letter to ABFI, British MP and Minister of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, George Eustice made a commitment to protect these three GIs and to preserve 'Product of Ireland' status for them if they are to be produced in Northern Ireland after Brexit. Post-Brexit, these three GI spirits are set be the only ones to span both EU and non-EU territory.
ABFI, which includes the Irish Spirits Association and Irish Whiskey Association, has 'engaged with the Irish and UK Governments and with the EU Commission in relation to the potential impact of Brexit on the three all-island GI spirits'.
ABFI said that last month it wrote to UK Ministers on the need for a future UK legal framework for GIs, protection for GIs in future UK trade agreements and country of origin rules, so these products will not be required to carry a 'Produce of UK' labels.
However, ABFI is calling for further commitments to be made to protect all-island GI spirits in future UK trade agreements.
"We do not want the EU and UK making trade agreements with third countries, where one agreement protects our all-island GI spirits and the other doesn't. That could lead to legal uncertainty in those third countries regarding the status of these GIs. It could also potentially make protection against counterfeit products in those markets even more difficult," added Callan.


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Boxing News at Five: Five-man shortlist for Whyte fight in July, Quigg chases Farmer
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Dillian Whyte could face Alexander Povetkin or Manuel Charr on July 13, and Scott Quigg is gunning for IBF champion Tevin Farmer
ACCORDING to promoter Eddie Hearn, leading heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte has a five-man shortlist for a scheduled fight on July 13.
Thought to be on this list are the likes of Alexander Povetkin, Manuel Charr and Luis Ortiz. Omitted from it, however, are Dominic Breazeale, a one-time potential Whyte opponent who was bumped up to challenge Deontay Wilder in a WBC heavyweight title fight, and Anthony Joshua, the old rival with whom Whyte was expected to share a Wembley Stadium ring this year.
"We're waiting on a decision from the WBC at the moment," Hearn, Whyte's promoter, explained at the weigh-in for Anthony Crolla's world title fight against Vasyl Lomachenko.
"Everybody knows there was a meeting in London some weeks ago. We expected the decision last week. It could come this week.
"Plans are in place for his July fight already, so we're also keen to know that we'll get what we requested from the WBC.
"Once we know what that is, and hopefully we will know tomorrow, we'll be in a position to announce his next fight and look at his plans in more detail.
"There's probably about five options for Dillian in July. He wants to have a mandatory, even if he's mandatory for the winner of Wilder-Breazeale. He wants a proper fight, and that's Dillian Whyte all over.
"They're all good fights, the names were looking at. And once we get that ruling, we'll be pulling the trigger and making an announcement."
Whyte was last seen in a ring in December when going toe-to-toe with Dereck Chisora at London's O2 Arena. He left that one late, ending a fight he was losing in the penultimate round and doing so in spectacular style.
Let's hope he doesn't leave his next move, a vital one, too late.
Scott Quigg has his sights set on becoming a two-weight world champion but first needs to continue his recent good form against Jayson Velez in Inglewood, Los Angeles on April 26.
Should he come through that unscathed, the Bury man, now based in LA, will be targeting a shot at IBF super-featherweight champion Tevin Farmer, a skilful American last seen stopping Ireland's James Tennyson in five rounds.
"Tevin is a very good fighter, one I've watched for a long time," Quigg, 35-2-2 (26), said. "He's come up the hard way with four losses as he was matched tough early on. He does everything well, but it's a fight I would jump at as I believe I have got the beating of him.
"I think I can fight for a title this year. Get a good win over Jayson on April 26 and I believe I'm ready. If I have to have another fight before then so be it, but 2019 I want to win a world title again."
Now training with the esteemed Freddie Roach, Quigg, a former WBA champion at super-bantamweight, looked back to something like his best in October, when registering a second-round knockout of Mario Briones in Boston.
After the finish, he stuck around to watch Farmer defeat Tennyson on the same card and imagined one day taking the IBF title from the Philadelphian. All in good time, he then told himself. All in good time.
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It's a Sign: 50 Years Later
In the continuing and occasional series around my fixation with signs, this one highlights the Summer of Love exhibit in San Francisco last year. Wandering through the museum, I experienced an intoxicating blast from the past, counterbalanced by a sobering reflection on the lack of societal change in the past 50 years.
If you are of an age (and have enough brain cells left) to remember 1967, congratulations! You've made it! I wasn't sure, as a bell-bottomed, fringe-loving, black light poster, guitar playing wannabe hippy, that I would make it past 30. I campaigned for George McGovern before I could even vote (don't judge me…). I practiced biodegradable recycling before it was ever a thing. I was naïve enough to think change would happen just because we wanted it to happen. The idealistic Korie of high school truly believed our generation would make a difference; a drastic difference.
50 years later, I'm sorely disappointed. Did our generation give up? Did we get too busy with our careers and children? Did we get too comfortable? Is change really that hard? And does it really take this long? The answer appears to be "yes" and the next question is, "What are we fighting for now in 2018?"
I know I'm a liberal verging on socialist. I live in the bluest of the blue. I believe deeply in a woman's right to choose, equality for all, universal healthcare, high-quality education for every child on the planet and technology as a tool for good.
I took a look at these signs and thought, "How do I change these to be positive for my children and grandchildren? Where can I find hope in our current political climate?"
There was a radical hippy news reporter on our local radio station for years named Scoop Nisker, and his tag line was "If you don't like the news, go out and make some of your own!"
Well, look at the Parkland students.
They went out and made some news, alright. As our 21st century version of the 60's activists, they have given me hope for the first time in a while. I pray their future sign will be "2018 Rational Gun Control".
We have more signs to change and we cannot wait another 50 years to change them.
How will you get involved? What are you passionate about changing? For inspiration, I have a few examples to share from my CTI leadership program. This team of 17 has a variety of projects they are passionate about, and as a tribe we are committed to seeing them all succeed. They include changing the face of healthcare, one doctor at a time; changing the way men express themselves, with compassion and kindness; changing the automotive industry to include more women on an equal basis; changing the way we embrace our bodies in a positive, loving way; changing the conversation around raising children, free of shame and blame; changing the way companies lead with true, core values; changing our consciousness to commit to living a life with purpose each and every day.
What's your personal sign for change? I'd love to hear ideas and resources. We owe it to the next generation to show up as role models and mentors for change. Let's go out and make some news of our own.
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Wonderful, Korie! And, as a child of that time — who voted for McGovern, who rallied students at four area high schools to raise consciousness about environmental issues and the first Earth Day, and who watch all that energy dissipate — I, too, am encouraged and grateful that today's students are leading a new charge (and sad that it's come to that). My natural optimism has been tempered over the decades, but I do have hope now like I haven't had in a long time. Thanks for reminding me, and us, of that!


After years of illicit transactions and black market purchases, the growth of legal marijuana is now leading to an influx of new tech ventures targeting the roughly 2.5 million legal pot users in the United States.
According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, hesitation from established companies to enter the marijuana market has left the door wide open for startups, and they are indeed rushing in.
"Part of the allure is the scope of growth for legal cannabis," WSJ reported. "This year, the size of the market for legal cannabis in the U.S. is expected to expand by nearly 86%, on top of a 74% jump to $2.7 billion in 2014, according to marijuana investment and research firm The ArcView Group."
According to the Pew Research Center, investors began dabbling in the marijuana industry in 2013, when public support for pot legalization began to exceed 50 percent of the population. However, it still remains a risky business, with the federal government still classifying marijuana as a Schedule I drug.
But so far, that only seems to be stopping larger corporations from getting in on the game.


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Pakistan's Woes
Beset with an incompetent, out of touch and an allegedly corrupt President ( referred to as Mr. 10% during the administration of his late wife Benazir Bhutto), an inter-necine religious war and a devastating flood, that affected upwards of 20 million people, Pakistan got a ray of hope when its cricket team won a Test match against England. This "ray"proved to be short-lived however when members of the cricket team were accused of accepting bribes in the next match at Lord's in which they suffereed another humiliating defeat. The "young heroes"had sold out the one good thing that the people could smile about. Only the misery remain............
Intolerance/Racism.....France....USA.....Quebec
Sarkozy, the political weasel has used the Burqa and now the Gypsy to bolster his "fall from grace ", and as in the last presidential election in France, outflank the National Front, for the right wing vote. He has taken a page from France's past (the deportation of Jews), to expel the Gypsies from France. Collective punishment was a favorite tool of the Nazis. Hopefully the "silent majority" will see through his scheme and punish him at the polls and restore French honor.
In New York , the issue of building a mosque has brought out the "haters". The decision to build the mosque near "ground zero", may be insensitive, but it is seen as Muslim "triumphalism". Obama has appeared weak on the issue of religious freedom, (afraid of the "loud idiots" on talk radio and Fox, and their railings that he is Muslim and a foreigner, which by the way has picked up steam...27%) . He has to take the lead and uphold the 1st amendment. On the other hand the Mayor of New York (a Jew) has shown courage in standing up and supporting the building of the mosque. He has not forgotten that taking away and/or limiting the rights of anyone, threatens the rights of all.
Here in Quebec, the rights of the English community continues to be limited. Law 104, was struck down by the courts, but the feckless Charest government is pandering to "linguistic nAZIS", WHO WANT TO DENY THE PRESENCE OF THE MOST VITAL PART OF THIS DIMINISHED PROVINCE, BY STRIPPING THEM OF THEIR LANGUAGE AND THUS THEIR IDENTITY. I have just returned from my third trip from Totonto and was struck by the continued economic growth and integration of ethnic communities. There is a vibrancy and optimism which the "new blood"(many from Quebec), has injected into life there. Toronto "the good" is now Toronto the "energetic and bold"
Pakistan is reeling from the aftermath, the devastation of the "floods". It seems that the gates of hell have been opened up and swamped the people. Millions are caught in this maelstrom and relief is not in sight. It has exposed the 60 years of neglect, ineptitude, incompetence, and corruption that have been the bane of this fractured nation. Outside help has been slow in coming mainly because of fears that corruption will be the "order of the day". Led by Zardari, nicknamed Mr. 10% during the tenure of his late wife Benazir, who was in London and Paris, when the deluge happened and who continued on his holiday while the country suffered, the government's response was little and confused. In stepp the military and the Islamic fundamentalists. These two forces , used to work together, but now are competing for power and influence. This is a precariousd time and the government may fall very soon.
There is one bit of good news for this "cricket- loving" country. Against great odds. their cricket team, led by 18 year old Amir and 20 year old Akmal, won their Test match against England. A little ray of hope for a desperate people......GO PAKISTAN.
FAILURES.......Iraq......Pakistan and Afghanistan
"Democracy didn't bring us anything. Democracy brought us a can of Coke and a beer", says shop owner, Haitham Farham, who has to syeal electricity to run his business. After seven years of death, destruction and disease, Iraq is a glaring failure of America's(Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld) attempt at nation-building.
Thousands have died, tens of thousands have been injured, hundreds of thousands have been uprooted and made homeless and tens of billions of dollars have been wasted and/or stolen and for what? Iraq has little or no infrastructure, working hospitals, schools, electricity, sanitation or security. All it has are squabbling politicians and bloodthirsty brutes. As the American withdrawal picks up speed, there is only despair and death.
Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator, but he kept the warring factions of Shias, Sunnis and Kurds (they had been cobbled together by Churchill and the Brits, after Kuwait was severed to serve their purposes), under control. Women had rights and education and worked freely in their chosen profession. Iraq had the most educated population with thriving universities and a vibrant and well-protected culture. It all ended with the illegal war of invasion. There were no weapons of mass destruction but there was an abundance of oil.
50,000 American troops will remain to protect America's investments and to make sure that only a puppet will be in power, of course, after "an election"
Pakistan is on the verge of coming apart. Its inept and corrupt government, its warring regions...Punjab vs, Sind etc. its internecine religious factions...Shia., Sunna, Mohajir etc.and the Taliban and al qaeda, aided and protected by the ISI....make it impossible for any successful or effective governance. At this time of national emergency, caused by massive floods, Zardari is in London "to look in the face of Cameron and tell him of Pakistani sacrifices" in the war on terrorism"......Mr. "10%" prefers to govern from the safety of London.
The continued and widespread troubles in Pakistan will certainly lead to mischief- making in Kashmir and eleswhere. India has to be on the alert, especially as the Commonwealth Games approaches.
Women Rights is Human Rights. The signs are ominous, as talks ($10 Talibs etc.) with the Taliban continues, before the American "drawdown"begins. Karzai is Pashtu and the Tal;iban are Pashtuns. They stoned, raped and in many other ways brutalised the women in the five years they were in power and now they smell victory and their supporters in government, including the Minister of Economy, Abdul Hadi Arghandiwal are preparing the way. He is the head of the Hizb-i-Islami and has made it clear that women should not go to school, leave home without a male escort, Shia husbands can withhold money and food from wives who refuse to provide sex, and limited their inheritance and custody of children in case of divorce. Of course they can be killed for dishonoring their family...."honor killing", forced to marry old men...."child brides", and even sold into slavery.
The constitution promotes gender equality and provides for the education for girls and reserves 25% of the seats in parliament for them, but Sharia law take precedent.....Sharia or Islamic law has never been defined and so could lead to radical interpretation.As Minister of Economy and leader of the Hizb-i-Islami put it "Throughout history, constitutions have changed, so we have to be flexible on this",.......the quota for women "makes them lazy". The Taliban denied women education and jobs, forced them to stay indoor, punished them for "infractions". baring an ankle call for a whipping and adultery ( all that is required to condemn a woman is two male witnesses.........see the movie The Stoning of Soraya M. for a gut-wrenching scene of stoning), is punished by stoning. Wearing nail polish or laughing out loud is grounds for a whipping..... Women voices were banned from radio and TV was forbidden and you could not even fly a kite.
40 years ago, in Kabul girls wore jeans to university and women wore mini skirts and Chanel ( I saw her movie last night..a good watch) to parties. Today they fear for the little that they have achieved ......the Taliban used to play football with women's head, in the national stadium. Hilary Clinton's promised them that "We will stand with you always" is not very convincing or reassuring.


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Antonio Bastos Ansart (Zaragoza, 2 de noviembre de 1892 - Guadalajara julio de 1936), fue un militar español.

Biografía
Hijo de Atilano Bastos Dueñas y Luisa Ansart. Fue un militar español que participó durante la Guerra Civil Española siendo batido "heroicamente" (según palabras del General José Millán-Astray) en la Sublevación de Guadalajara en el año 1936.

Fruto de la unión con su esposa María de los Dolores Noreña tuvo 8 hijos: Antonio, Juan, Eduardo, María, Alfredo, José María, Santiago y Carlos.

Fue hermano del renombrado médico español Manuel Bastos Ansart.

Referencias

Condecorados con la Orden militar de María Cristina
Nacidos en Zaragoza

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Trivial program to convert font glyphs to jpg images. Uses freetype and libjpeg

I created this because I needed it, sharing in the offchance anyone else does.

once compiled the program is executed as follows:

./glyph2jpg path_to_font image_width image_height xpad ypad depth glyphcode glyph_size output.jpg

where

- path_to_font is a path to a .ttf or other font file supported by freetype
- image_width is the desired width of the generated image in pixels
- image_height is the desired height of the generated image in pixels
- xpad horizonal padding in pixels
- ypad vertical padding in pixels
- depth colordepth of the image, 1 for grayscale, 3 for RGB
- glyphcode The unicode integer for the glyph in decimal
- glyph_size The size of the glyph in the image in 1/64th at 300dpi
- output.jpg The output file

If you choose a glyph_size that means the glyph is scaled to be bigger than the target image size plus padding, then an error will be generated and the program will return 1.

Example:

./glyph2jpg Chunkfive.otf 990 990 5 5 1 106 248 output.jpg

yields:

![b glyph rendered to jpg](output.jpg)

Note that the glyph is centered in the rendered jpg, and bottom justified (after padding). The width could be reduced in this case to make a smaller image, but in this case the image is square having total dimensions 1000x1000.

When rendering an entire set of glyphs for a font, a run through of all glyphs is needed to get the correct scaling for a given image size. So that they all fit.

test.sh generates ascii a..Z in an output directory called output and can be used for the purpose of determining this