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''NO shows'' are costing some Hunter restaurant owners hundreds of dollars a night in wages and wasted produce as diners make bookings, sometimes for large groups, fail to turn up, or arrive with half the number of people they had booked for.
Restaurateurs who spoke to the Newcastle Herald said ''no shows'' were an expensive and regular occurrence which was embarrassing for operators and could cost at least one wage for the night.
In a business that runs on tight profit margins, a couple of parties failing to show can wipe out a night's takings and result in produce, prepped for a fine dining experience, dumped in the garbage with the evening's scraps.
While some operators understand that occasionally diners may be caught up in personal situations and genuinely forget about their bookings, others said there were many who failed in the manners stakes and just couldn't be bothered to cancel.
''All we're asking for is some manners and common courtesy,'' said NSW Restaurant and Catering Association Hunter representative Jennifer Nichols.
Mrs Nichols who also owns the Old George and Dragon Restaurant at East Maitland said she had spoken to colleagues about the ''no show'' issue and how it is affecting their businesses.
''The policy of taking [details] and charging credit cards for no shows appears to be the most common practice put in place by other restaurants in the Hunter,'' she said.
''As with all retail type businesses at the moment, the restaurant industry is facing increasing costs with industry benchmarks for wages jumping from 30per cent to 40 and 44per cent.
''Food costs have risen dramatically as has electricity, gas insurances and even overheads such as waste removal,'' Mrs Nichols said.
Mrs Nichols' restaurant has a 50 seat capacity and recently on a Saturday night a table of 14 phoned half an hour before their booking time to cancel.
''On that particular night, that represented about 35per cent of our guests,'' she said.
Alex Morphett of 221 Restaurant and Bar at the Royal Oak Hotel Cessnock said regular ''no shows'' could kill a restaurant.
On one occasion, a party of 40 booked and the restaurant was redesigned to accommodate the group and an extra chef and additional floor staff were brought in.
When only half the group arrived the tables had to be broken down and rearranged.
The incident cost an estimated $600 in losses.

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Richland Takes Third In 2012 State Softball
Striking fast, the Richland Bombers softball team won a well-earned third place trophy on Saturday with their 13-3 victory over the Jefferson Raiders.
The Bombers scored three in the top of the first with a two-out rally which saw Dora Hernandez, Kayla Andrews and Audrey Oleson each crossing the plate. In the top of the second, Richland would score three more runs forcing Jefferson into a pitching change from starter, Katie Jackson, to Raquelle Hale. Blowing it open further by batting around in the top of the third, the Bombers stretched their lead to 12-0. The Raiders' Katie Jackson returned to pitching for Jefferson during the inning. The key to the final outcome came by way of Caitlyn Stevens as she knocked in a run in the top of the fifth to extend the lead to ten.
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The Oxford point guard hit the gym and weight room every day in preparation for his final season as a Yellow Jacket.
But before Lawler spent his entire offseason putting in work to become the leader of the Oxford basketball team, he had to truly become the leader first. Accepting that role started his junior year while playing in a tournament in Carrolton, Ga.
The Yellow Jackets lost its first game in overtime and second on a buzzer beater, but led Sandy Creek (Ga.) High by eight points with four minutes left in its third game in three days.
"We just didn't close it out," Yellow Jackets coach Joel Van Meter said. "Justin had a couple of turnovers and I felt he didn't want the ball in his hands."
"We went into the locker room after the game and I went after them pretty hard and went at Justin pretty good about talking about wanting to do this and playing at this level, but you've got to start showing people. I think from that game on, I think they took it to the next level."
Lawler would go on to finish the season averaging 10 points, 3.3 assists and 3.3 rebounds per game as Oxford was ousted in the first round of the area tournament by Grissom.
That's when the work began.
"Coach kept me in the gym and in the weight room," he said. "It was pretty much every day. I tried to set my goal to shooting 500 to 600 shots. Not every day, it just depended."
While his practice on the court continued to improve his shooting game and the work in the weight room made him stronger, Lawler also went on long-distance runs with his father to increase stamina.
"As a junior, he was a good player, but if he played long minutes then he'd get a little fatigued by the end of the game," Van Meter said. "I think as a senior he was in a lot better shape and his body was stronger.
"I think being stronger made him more confident. He was able to get by guys whenever they put their bodies on him this year when last year he'd bump him off his line. Shooting the ball, he had longer range and his legs were more in shape so late in games he was able to make 3s to decide the game."
The work put in showed, as well. Lawler shot 45 percent from the field and 39 percent beyond the arc while averaging 13.7 points per game and also being named the MVP of the Calhoun County Basketball Tournament and leading the Yellow Jackets to the sub-regional.
Now with his high school career over, Lawler is looking toward playing at the next level. He has offers from junior colleges Iowa Central and Marion Military Institute, but sounds like he'd prefer staying closer to home.
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News Remarks by John Scagliotti
I'd like to thank President McCulloch-Lovell and Marlboro College for according me this honor. I was pleased to see that Marlboro College was recognizing me not only for my work in film and television but also for my role on behalf of the LGBT and allied community.
I am accepting this honorary degree in the memory of Ron Squires, an eighth-generation Vermonter, a neighbor and friend from my hometown in Guilford, who, as the first openly gay legislator in 1990, led the way to passage of legislation that would stop discrimination in the workplace and housing for gay and lesbian Vermonters. It was pioneering work, as Vermont became only the sixth state in the nation at the time to pass such civil rights legislation.
Ron died from complications of AIDS early in his life, at 41, right after winning his first re-election campaign. Ron's work inspired many of us, including his mother, Shirley. Each May she has participated in the Brattleboro AIDS Walk in honor of her son. She walks again for the 19th time next Saturday. Over these past years, she has raised close to $200,000 for the AIDS Project of Southern Vermont.
The struggle for human rights has been hard fought, and my presence here is an indication of how far it has brought us. An old-timer from the black struggle in the South likes to say, "You can learn about history, you can read history, but when you've lived history, you can talk about it." I guess I've done all three--and I could tell you stories--but, in the end, what's driven me is the belief that if we really want a world fit to live in, if we have any hope of a just society in the future, we need to know our history of struggle, and we need to be vigilant in preserving it.
For all our sakes, I hope the students graduating this year never stop learning history, and take the chance to live it. On this important occasion for me, I asked my neighbor, the poet Verandah Porche, to write a few words to end my acknowledgement of the honor you bestow on me today. Verandah writes:
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John Scagliotti, the award-winning filmmaker, television producer and radio broadcaster, was the creator and executive producer of In the Life. This historical breakthrough was the first gay and lesbian national
series on PBS, which began in 1991 with only six stations; today the 20th season of In the Life is carried by more than one hundred PBS stations, including the top twenty-five markets in the nation as well as Vermont's
Public Television Station. Overseeing In The Life's programming and expansion, Scagliotti emphasized the importance of projecting the gay community's contribution to culture, politics and entertainment in America.
"The gay community touches every aspect of contemporary life, influencing styles, attitudes and the arts. "In the Life" is for anyone willing to accept the challenge that gay realities are human realities," said Scagliotti at the time the series was launched on PBS.
As News and Public Affairs Director of WBCN-FM in Boston in the early 1970s, Scagliotti was one of the pioneers in multi-sound mix documentaries and received two Major Armstrong Awards ("FM's Oscars") for
his work. In 1973, with his late partner, the journalist Andrew Kopkind, Scagliotti produced The Lavender Hour the first gay and lesbian variety program on American commercial radio.
The Stuff of Dreams (1978), his documentary chronicle of a Vermont community's development through a summer with Shakespeare, was shown on Public Television and won first prize at the New England Film Festival and received a red ribbon in the American Film Festival. He created the film with Marlboro residents Alan Dater and Susan Dater.
In 1985 Scagliotti released the documentary film, Before Stonewall, A History Of The Making of the Gay and Lesbian Community in America , which was the first documentary concerning gay and lesbian issues ever to receive major funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. After its national broadcast on PBS in December of 1986, the film went on to win two Emmy Awards as well as other honors including first place at FILMEX in Los Angeles.
In 1987 as program director of WBAI, the Pacifica Foundation's network outlet in New York City, he made national news with the programming of an artistic reading of James Joyce's "Ulysses," starring Ann Meara as the passionate Molly Bloom. This special eight-hour live uncensored program was seen as a test case of the FCC's restrictive rulings on so-called indecent programming on radio and television.
In 1997 Scagliotti began work on the sequel to Before Stonewall. After Stonewall chronicles the history of the lesbian and gay movement from the riots at Stonewall to the end of the 20th Century. Narrated by
musical artist, Melissa Etheridge, it captures the hard work, struggles, tragic defeats and exciting victories experienced in the three decades following the riots. The documentary had a national PBS release on June
23rd, 1999 during prime time, the first for a documentary covering gay and lesbian history.
The film also won the Outfest Film Festival Audience Award and the Cine Golden Eagle and has been shown in numerous festivals including Britain's Sheffield International Documentary Festival and QueerDoc in
Sydney, Australia. Major Funders included Corporation for Public Broadcasting, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, The Soros Documentary Fund, Suburu of America, Inc, and Citibank.
In 2001 he finished a documentary on gender differences in children entitled Oliver Button is a Star! based on the book by the well known children's author, Tomie dePaolo. The program was broadcast on PBS and has been shown to hundreds of teachers and educators in school systems throughout the nation. The film was honored by the National Association of Gay and Lesbian Journalists at its 10 anniversary convention in San Francisco in 2001.
His next documentary in 2003 was Dangerous Living: Coming Out in the Developing World. That film covers the Cairo 52 entrapment of gay men on the Queen boat on the river Nile. It also chronicles the lives and
struggles of gays and lesbians in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The film won the silver plaque from the Chicago International Television Awards and audience awards at Alternatives Hartford Film Festival, Barcelona and Brussels Film Festivals. It has been seen in more than 60 festivals including London, New York, San Francisco, Turin, Sydney, Manila, Miami, Toronto, Vancouver and Barcelona. It was broadcast on Canadian television and had a cable premiere in the United States on Here!TV in 2004 and is now presently playing on Viacom's LOGO television cable system. It was also screened at the first gay film festival in an Arabic country (Beirut, Lebanon) in 2004.
Scagliotti speaks with his films at many universities and colleges around the world. In 2008 he was the guest lecturer of the "George Mosse Lecture" at the University of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands.
For the past two years, Scagliotti has been working on his new documentary Before Homosexuals, the prequel to Before Stonewall which covers same-sex expressions from ancient times to the beginning of the 20th century.
He is also currently the Administrator of the Kopkind Colony, a living memorial to the journalist Andrew Kopkind. In that capacity since 1999, he administers and programs a number of resident journalist and independent filmmaker seminars at his farm (and film and editing studio) in Guilford, Vermont during the summers. He has for the last six years programmed "CineSLAM", Vermont's LGBT Festival of Shorts for Pride month in Brattleboro and the Organ Barn in Guilford.
Scagliotti received his Master of Fine Arts Degree from New York University's Graduate School of Film and Television in 1983. He and his partner, David W. Hall, reside at their home in Guilford, VT with their son, David Michael Hall.


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Join volunteer naturalist Phil Ecklund for a look at Boulder County's unique weather from the perspective of a glider pilot. From soaring thunderheads to "flying saucer" clouds and powerful winds off the Continental Divide, the weather is anything but predictable along the Front Range of Colorado. Phil will
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Dear Lyons Community,
We want to thank the people of Lyons for their sympathy and concern for us after the March 3, robbery. Not only did they have to deal with the aftermath of the flood, they now had a drug
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With the beginning of spring and unofficial start of the bicycling season today, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is making its Bike and Byways Map available via a mobile application, providing instant information to cyclists.
CDOT's hard copy of the map currently provides roadway data such as shoulder widths and t
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Note: Incumbent Coroner Emma Hall, is seeking re-election for a second four-year term of he Boulder County Coroner's Office. The Democratic Primary election which will be held June 24, 2014
Dear Lyons Community
"That Hall girl is running for County Coroner!" dad excitedly announced on one of our visits to Lyons. "I am going to put a sign by the road." he continued on. If he only knew.
Our dad was the only flood related casualty in Lyons Colorado. If he only knew how much care Emma Hall took with his family, how much time Emma spent on the phone and in person with us during the week that he was missing and after his body was found, how important this job is to Emma, and how important he was to her. He would have put one million signs by the road.
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Published on Thursday, March 20 2014 10:31
By Joseph Lekarczyk
In the interest of full disclosure, let it be known that the author of this article is married to the Mayor.
They dragged chairs in from the adjoining room, they leaned against the wall, they sat on the floor in the aisle, they even sat in unused Trustee chairs hidden behind the screen used for the Power Point presentation, and still there was barely enough room in the Council Chambers at Town Hall for all the interested parties who came to hear the Housing Recovery Task Force's
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Published on Thursday, March 20 2014 11:18
By Meg Waters
Six months after the flood, many of us have gotten our lives largely back to normal. For those who haven't, though, waves of volunteers continue to meet all sorts of needs in the Lyons area.
For starters, the local Lyons Volunteers organization meets every Saturday and Wednesday at 9
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Published on Thursday, March 13 2014 14:46
According to data released by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Small Business Administration, since the September 2013 flood, they have provided more than $20 million to the Town and residents of Lyons.
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This Craftsman C3 compact 1/2 in. dual battery drill kit features twice the battery power of regular kits, an ergonomic, grippy design and a sensitive clutch mechanism that sinks fasteners with precision. Kicking out 340 inch pounds of torque, this driver tears through steel, aluminum, wood and plastic, while fueled by a powerful lithium-ion battery pack, it delivers more action per charge than traditional NiCd versions.
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MaxMind is pleased to announce that the GeoLite2 City and Country database CSVs are available for testing.
GeoIP2 Country and City MaxMindDB binary-format databases are fully released, as are the GeoIP2 Web Services and GeoIP2 JavaScript API are also available.
GeoIP2 data and APIs include several important improvements over GeoIP Legacy data and APIs, which you can read about on the What's New in GeoIP2 page for developers.
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Rémy Martin - Black Pearl
Remy Martin Louis XIII Black Pearl hand-blown Baccarat crystal decanters offers pure flashes of silver, black and anthracite colors.Learn More
This Ultra Exclusive Limited edition of one single tierçons, the C100-46 century-old tierçons barrel. The 2nd and last tierçon barrel is to be released by the Hériard Dubreuil's family Private Reserve
The Louis XIII cognac inside is a blend of around 1200 different eaux-de-vie (coming from the Grande Champagne region exclusively), aged between 40 to 100 years
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In the middle of the 18th century, James Delamain, a young man from Ireland, undertook a journey to France tracing the steps of his ancestors a century earlier. He discovered the rolling countryside of the Charente, where he promptly settled to start a family and establish his company.Excl. Tax: €5,070.83 Incl. Tax: €6,085.00
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A single, unblended batch of extremely old Grande Champagne Cognac, Arcana is what is left after hosts of angels have taken their share.
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In 1791 young Thomas HINE left the family home in Dorset, England for Jarnac in France to learn the language. He probably would have eventually returned home. Fate, however, intervened when he fell in love with Françoise Elisabeth, daughter of a great cognac family. He married her in 1797 and patiently learnt the art of cognac making, which he was to elevate to its highest form of expression.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €2,566.67 Incl. Tax: €3,080.00
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The creation of the Louis XIII cognac in 1874 is in no way a coincidence. It represents the absolute mastery of time, a succession of daring initiatives and an unceasing quest for quality within the House of Rémy Martin. Louis XIII, the prestigious bond between the past and the future, opens – with the passion of three generations of cellar masters – the doors to the great saga of luxury spirits. It illustrates the collective work of men with strong ties to their land and the guardians of secular secrets.Their art will cross the 20th century. It will embrace the future with a steadfast faith and an extraordinary boldness.This art is similar to that of cathedral builders who never saw the completion of their work and used only the best materials for their building.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €2,012.50 Incl. Tax: €2,415.00
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Understanding Climate Change: A Data Driven Approach
Climate change is the defining environmental challenge facing our planet, yet there is considerable uncertainty and environmental impact due to the limited capabilities of existing physics-based models of the earth system. Important questions relating to food security, water resources, biodiversity, and other socio-economic issues and spatial scales remain unresolved. A new and transformative approach is required to understand the potential change. The focus of this work is an examination of how climate change will affect extreme-precipitation and severe weather events over the central United States in the coming century. In order to determine the impact extreme events, the researchers use the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model forced by future climate Fifth Assessment Report (AR5). The WRF model is ideal for examining future changes in extreme precipitation simulations with extremely high spatial and temporal resolution can effectively resolve the physical processes precipitation processes during high precipitation events. Furthermore, the WRF model is highly tuned to operate in the US, where severe weather and extremes in precipitation are a common occurrence. By using the WRF, the researchers can identify regions where severe weather and extreme precipitation events are expected to become more common.
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This chapter describes view change, focus, and input event handling for a Native Client module. The chapter assumes you are familiar with the material presented in the Technical Overview.
There are two examples used in this chapter to illustrate basic programming techniques. The input_events example is used to
illustrate how your module can react to keyboard and mouse input event. The pi_generator example is used to illustrate how your module can
react view change events. You can find these examples in the
/examples/input_events and
directories starting with the pepper_15 bundle in the Native Client SDK.
- instance
- The rectangle on the web page that is managed by the Native Client module. (The rectangle can have width=0 and height=0, which means that nothing is drawn on the page.) Currently, there is one instance per Native Client module.
- module
- Short for "Native Client module," which is the code that is compiled into an executable file. The file extension for the module is .nexe.
- progress events
- Events generated by the Native Client runtime system during the module loading process.
- message events
- Events used to pass data between JavaScript and the Native Client module (see the Messaging System chapter).
- view change events
- Events that occur when a change in the browser affects the module instance (such as resizing the browser window or going to and from fullscreen mode).
- focus events
- Events that indicate whether certain parts of a web page are in our out of focus.
- input events
- Events that occur when an input device (such as keyboard or mouse) is used to interact with a module instance.
|Called when the position, size, or clip rectangle of the module instance in the browser has changed. This event also occurs when browser window is resized or mouse wheel is scrolled.
|An implementation of this function might check the size of the module instance's rectangle has changed and reallocate the graphics context when a different size is received.
|Called when the module instance in the browser has gone in or out of focus (usually by clicking inside or outside the module instance). Having focus means that keyboard events will be sent to the module instance. An instance's default condition is that it does not have focus.
|An implementation of this function might start or stop an animation or a blinking cursor.
|Called after Init() for a full-frame module instance that was instantiated based on the MIME type of a DOMWindow navigation. This situation only applies to modules that are pre-registered to handle certain MIME types. If you haven't specifically registered to handle a MIME type or aren't positive this applies to you, your implementation of this function can just return false.
|This API is only applicable when you are writing an extension to enhance the abilities of the Chrome web browser. For example, a PDF viewer might implement this function to download and display a PDF file.
|Called when a user interacts with the module instance in the browser using a input device such as a mouse or keyboard. You must
register your module to accept input events using
RequestInputEvents() for mouse events and
RequestFilteringInputEvents() for keyboard events prior to overriding this function.
|An implementation of this function examines the input event type and branches accordingly.
These interfaces are found in the
pp::Instance class.
The sections below provide examples of how to handle these events.
Handling browser events
In the pi_generator example,
DidChangeView() checks the size of module instance's rectangle and reallocates the graphics
context when a different size is received.
void PiGenerator::DidChangeView(const pp::Rect& position, const pp::Rect& clip) { if (position.size().width() == width() && position.size().height() == height()) return; // Size didn't change, no need to update anything. // Create a new device context with the new size. The context is what you need to draw. Pointer to actual // device/screen. // ImageData is data. Got to have device context to create ImageData. DestroyContext(); CreateContext(position.size()); // Delete the old pixel buffer and create a new one. Defined here. ScopedMutexLock scoped_mutex(&pixel_buffer_mutex_); delete pixel_buffer_; pixel_buffer_ = NULL; if (graphics_2d_context_ != NULL) { pixel_buffer_ = new pp::ImageData(this, PP_IMAGEDATAFORMAT_BGRA_PREMUL, graphics_2d_context_->size(), false); } }
DidChangeFocus() is called when you click inside or outside a module instance or outside the module instance. When the
module instance goes out of focus (click outside of a module instance), you might do something like stopping an animation.
void DidChangeFocus(bool focus) { // Do something like stopping animation or a blinking cursor in the instance. }For more information about how to manipulate images, see:
Handling input events
Input events are events that occur when the user interacts with a module instance using the mouse or keyboard. This section describes how the input_events example handles input events.
Registering a module to accept input events
Before your module can handle these events, you must register your module to accept input events using
for mouse events and
RequestFilteringInputEvents() for keyboard events. For the input_events example, this is done in the
constructor for the
EventInstance class:/p>
explicit EventInstance(PP_Instance instance) : pp::Instance(instance) { RequestInputEvents(PP_INPUTEVENT_CLASS_MOUSE | PP_INPUTEVENT_CLASS_WHEEL); RequestFilteringInputEvents(PP_INPUTEVENT_CLASS_KEYBOARD); }
RequestInputEvents() and
RequestFilteringInputEvents() accept a combination of flags that identify the class
of events that the instance is requesting to receive. Input event classes are defined in the
enumeration in
Determining and branching on event types
In a typical implementation, the
HandleInputEvent() function determines the type of each event using the
GetType() function found in the
InputEvent class.
HandleInputEvent() function then uses a switch statement to branch on the type of input event. Input events are defined in
enumeration in
// Handle an incoming input event by switching on type and dispatching // to the appropriate subtype handler. virtual bool HandleInputEvent(const pp::InputEvent& event) { ... switch (event.GetType()) { case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_UNDEFINED: break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_MOUSEDOWN: GotMouseEvent(pp::MouseInputEvent(event), "Down"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_MOUSEUP: GotMouseEvent(pp::MouseInputEvent(event), "Up"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_MOUSEMOVE: GotMouseEvent(pp::MouseInputEvent(event), "Move"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_MOUSEENTER: GotMouseEvent(pp::MouseInputEvent(event), "Enter"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_MOUSELEAVE: GotMouseEvent(pp::MouseInputEvent(event), "Leave"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_WHEEL: GotWheelEvent(pp::WheelInputEvent(event)); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_RAWKEYDOWN: GotKeyEvent(pp::KeyboardInputEvent(event), "RawKeyDown"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_KEYDOWN: GotKeyEvent(pp::KeyboardInputEvent(event), "Down"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_KEYUP: GotKeyEvent(pp::KeyboardInputEvent(event), "Up"); break; case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_CHAR: GotKeyEvent(pp::KeyboardInputEvent(event), "Character"); break; default: assert(false); return false; } return true; }
Notice that the generic
InputEvent received by
HandleInputEvent() is converted into a specific type
(either a
WheelInputEvent, or
KeyboardInputEvent) after the event type is determined.
For reference information related to the these event classes, see the following documentation:
HandleInputEvent() in this example operates on the main module thread. In large real-world applications, you'll want to
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I learn through diving into things, watching and discussing and I'm at the point of worrying about audio and was hoping someone can fill me in on proper steps to take.
I am cutting together a 25 minute film on premiere CS5.5 and of course I have Audition. I have many many audio clips as you can imagine. I am wondering the basic process as to what steps I should take to make sure this sounds as good as possible. I have read some tutorials on Audition but honestly don't know enough on the concept of sound to understand if the steps shown in any of the tutorials pertain to my specific case.
I basically want all the volume levels to be standardized across the board. I know this can be done in Audition, and would love if someone could give a step by step as to how to properly do this. I suppose I am shooting for the standard -6 max peak, but again don't know which options to select in the process to make sure this is properly set. I'm not even sure how to properly select which clips I want the effect applied to... I attempted to do a volume match in some clips in Audition, but I did it by hilighting the clips with the mouse by dragging over them in the timeline, and I think though that the volume matching popup window was instead asking me to find these clips over in the Files window to the left. I pressed batch process and it defniitely processed SOMETHING though i'm not sure what. I hope that the program truly doesnt need for me to physically click on the files in the window to the left and will accept what is just hilighted as this would be a nightmare trying to sort through hundreds of clips.
I also don't know how to make the clips youre editing in Audition apply the changes to the Premiere timeline when working with dynamic linnk. Do I just save?
I also know I'm going to need to take out the electrical hiss is many clips (or hums) and was wondering what the best process to do that is as well.
Thanks a bunch for the patience with newbies like me to anyone who chooses to answer.
Hi Velzz,
If you've achieved picture lock in Premiere - you're done editing the video and are now mastering the audio - this is a pretty straightforward procedure.
From the Premiere sequence, choose Edit > Edit in Adobe Audition > Sequence... and allow Premiere to generate an interchange session and open it in Audition. You may want to render a reference video to make it simpler, but this is not a necessary step. What we'll be doing here is not directly editing the clips in the Premiere timeline, but generating new clips for an Audition session, then sending rendered, mastered stems back to Premiere to replace the existing audio.
Once this sequence opens in Audition, select the clips you wish to standardize - these would likely be voice clips only and not music - and right-click one and select Match Clip Volume from this menu. You'll be able to select a target level to which you'd like all selected clips normalized. You may need to follow-up by adjusting the levels or mix depending on your needs, but this should get all the clips at a relative level so you're not making wild adjustments.
When you're satisfied with the mix, choose Multitrack > Export to Premiere Pro... from the menu. You can send back individual tracks or buses rendered as full-duration stems, or the master output rendered to mono, stereo, and/or 5.1 stems. Premiere will import these and allow you to place them on new audio tracks in your sequence. mute the original audio tracks and you should be ready to export your final product.
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LINCOLN — Life was good last March for Minnesota basketball's Elliott Eliason.
The Gophers got into the NCAA tournament and defeated UCLA in their first game. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center from Chadron, Neb., played 19 minutes, contributing six points and five rebounds.
A loss to Florida two days later ended the season, but not the internal optimism.
"We had already started talking to the coaches about what to do in the offseason," Eliason said Friday by phone from Minneapolis.
A day later, life flipped upside down.
Minnesota fired head coach Tubby Smith, citing a 46-62 Big Ten record, no conference finish higher than sixth in six seasons and growing fan unrest.
"That was a pretty down time," Eliason said. "For the next three weeks, we were up in the air. There were so many rumors. And we lost a couple of guys who transferred."
Did you think about leaving?
"Yeah, I did," said Eliason, who picked UM over Nebraska and others. "I think everybody did. But I really enjoy being up here, and I just couldn't think about sitting out a whole year without playing basketball. So I was here to stay."
Now, under new coach Richard Pitino, life is better than ever for Eliason entering Sunday's game between Minnesota (15-5, 4-3) and Nebraska (9-9, 1-5).
Eliason has six double-doubles and has started all but one game for a team that has turned into a Big Ten darling after being picked in preseason to finish near the league's bottom. He's third in the Big Ten in rebounding (8.5) and second in blocked shots (51) while scoring 7.9 points a game in conference games.
Nebraska coach Tim Miles, who tried to recruit Eliason to Colorado State, is well aware of his impact.
"I'm not just sucking up to him because he's a Nebraska kid," Miles said. "His development and his ability to protect the rim is outstanding. He is one of the best post defenders in our conference, no doubt about it."
If you can feel someone blush over the phone, that was Eliason's reaction.
"That's very flattering, and I have a lot of respect for Coach Miles," he said. "My goal coming into the year was to be the best post defender. To hear comments like that means I'm doing what I set out to do."
Eliason's work during the offseason to reshape his body and remake his game, plus his in-game work, has earned him more high praise in the form of being named a co-captain.
"The coaches pulled me into the offices one afternoon before practice and informed me of that," he said. "I was really honored and surprised. It was very gratifying."
Eliason's part in the retooling of Minnesota basketball under Pitino also has been meaningful.
"He asks a lot out of you," Eliason said. "But he's always honest with you — good, bad or whatever. It makes you a better player when you know what the standard is and you're held to it."
Pitino, in studying game tapes when he arrived, noticed Eliason often hung his head after a mistake.
"He was just beating himself up mentally during the game," the coach said. "Now, he's doing a much better job of not letting things affect his game. He's playing with much more confidence."
For that, Eliason is thankful.
"Coach Pitino lit a fire under me," he said. "It's been really fun to play for him. He made our returning guys better, and he brought in some guys who weren't maybe the most highly recruited but who can really play."
Minnesota, coming off an 81-68 win over No. 9 Wisconsin, is poised to make a move toward the Top 25 this week with another win Sunday.
Eliason, though, remembers how the Gophers followed up their first win over a ranked team (Ohio State) with a 21-point loss at Iowa.
"We went to Iowa and kind of lost our way and lost our heads," he said. "Hopefully that was a tough lesson learned. We have to stay true to who we were before the success."
Nebraska showed Thursday it didn't know how to handle beating a ranked team, either. The Huskers followed a win over No. 17 Ohio State with a 58-54 loss to last-place Penn State.
"You would like to attribute it to growing pains," Miles said. "But it has been the same old story with this team."
Turnovers, shaky shot selection and interior defense continue to plague the Huskers.
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First, I'd like to thank all the kind readers who welcomed me back to work and to Retail Watch after my extended medical leave. It really warms my heart to know how caring you all are.
Here at The Morning Call, we often find readers are more likely to send negative rather than positive emails. But that's not true with Retail Watch readers. You play a major role in Retail Watch, feeding me helpful tips through emails and phone calls. I love being in touch with all of you again through this column. And I encourage you to keep up the good work. I couldn't do this column as effectively without you.
This week I want to start by introducing you to a new business that also might warm your heart, as well as jog your memory, as you browse through its merchandise — GingerBread House Gifts & Antiques.
The new store that opened two weeks ago in Trexlertown in Upper Macungie Township is a treat for the senses.
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As you walk through the door of shop at 1045 Trexlertown Road (that's Route 100, just north of Hamilton Boulevard), you'll get a warm, cozy feeling when you are greeted by a friendly hello and the aroma of gingerbread. Owner Karin McIntyre will invite you to help yourself to refreshments, which include gingerbread cookies, of course.
With your senses of smell and taste satisfied, it's time to treat your eyes as you browse through the store and zero in on the merchandise, which McIntyre calls her "treasures."
Five rooms on the first floor of the circa 1850 building are filled with treasures from the past, including vintage pottery, silver and glass, antique dolls and even "mantiques" — antiques or collectibles that appeal to men, such as swords, old lead soldiers and Coca-Cola coolers.
"This is not just a shop for the ladies," McIntyre said.
There's even something for kids and kids at heart. One room is filled with "Star Wars" and baseball memorabilia, as well as Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars that McIntyre's 13-year-old son, Brady, has been collecting for years.
And if the store's treasures don't catch your eye and make you feel at home, McIntyre's four-legged companion, Riley, who's half Yorkie and half Maltese, certainly will. Riley adds to the homey feel, she said.
McIntyre purchased the building two years ago and has been refurbishing the interior and exterior while collecting merchandise at estate sales, flea markets and even from Craigslist. She says she buys and sells, so if you have vintage items you'd like to unload, she'd love to see them.
"I just love antiques. And my house was filling up," said McIntyre, who was a stay-at-home mom for the last 16 years. Prior to having her two children, she had a franchise jewelry shop in King of Prussia Mall.
In addition to vintage merchandise, she also sells primitives, candles, jewelry, scarves and other women's accessories.
Store hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. For more Info: 610-351-1210.
Next, let's look at a relatively new business that we missed when it opened late in November, shortly after I left for my medical leave — The Spa at Westgate at 2293 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem. It's inside Westgate Mall, between Weis and the state store at the site previously occupied by a Curves franchise.
The Spa at Westgate is not about hair, manicures and pedicures. Instead, it's about stress reduction, says owner Joe Venturini. It offers services such as massages, facials, waxings, foot detox and exfoliation with sugar scrubs. Among the massages offered is a shiatsu, a deep-tissue massage done with the feet. Yes, the therapist literally walks on your back.
You can go on your own or you can book a party — bridal, bachelor's or birthday. These are becoming very popular, Venturini said. "You can customize the event. We'll close the spa to the public and bring in food to round out the event," he added.
It's open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. For more info: 610-419-8330.
Since I continue to receive emails and phone calls from readers who have gift certificates to Paolo's Italian Restaurant in Northampton, which closed its doors unexpectedly on Jan. 29, I will share the good news I posted last weekend on The Morning Call's Lehigh Valley Restaurant blog (www.mcall.com/entertainment/restaurants/blog/).
You'll be able to use those gift certificates at two Lehigh Valley restaurants — Louie's Italian Restaurant at 2071 31st St. SW in Allentown and Riley's Pub at 4505 Main St. in Whitehall Township.


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7:00 AM CDT, June 3, 2013
CHICAGO — In an arena crammed with nearly 22,000 fans whose roars fairly made the ground tremble, Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick made a solitary and silent skate from his crease to the bench.
It was nine minutes and 20 seconds into the second period and Quick, so stingy through last year's romp to the Stanley Cup championship and this year's trudge to the Western Conference finals, had just given up the last goal the Blackhawks would score Sunday in a 4-2 thrashing of the Kings.
For the first time since a six-game dismissal in the first round of the 2010 playoffs, Quick had to make that long, lonesome trip to the bench during a postseason game. It wasn't just the Kings' starting goalie who left: it was their touchstone.
Quick is the reason they soared last season and the reason they've kept their title defense hopes alive. It wasn't his fault they were swept in the back-to-back games at the United Center that launched this series. But already wounded physically — they lost center Mike Richards to concussion symptoms after he skated in the warmup, and trainers are patching up other banged-up players — they can't also sustain a wound to their confidence. Watching Quick make that exit pained them all.
Asked how he felt at that moment, normally soft-spoken defenseman Robyn Regehr was passionate and blunt.
"What do you think? How do you want me to answer that? It's not a good feeling at all. Plain and simple," he said. "When you see your teammate, a huge part of the team, a guy that's been battling like crazy in there for you and one of the big reasons why we're here, no one was happy to see him come off."
Kings Coach Darryl Sutter said he had only one motivation to pull Quick in favor of Jonathan Bernier, who stopped nine shots in his playoff debut. "I think we play five games in the next 10 days," he said, referring to the schedule for a seven-game series.
Whether the Kings can take this to seven games is, of course, the next question.
They erased a 2-0 series deficit in the first round against St. Louis, but in facing the Blackhawks they've moved up a weight class or two. Or more.
"With the sustained pressure they've had on us and the way they're able to generate turnovers and then capitalize on them is maybe more effective than St. Louis. They have some different players that are maybe more offensively dynamic," defenseman Rob Scuderi said of the Blackhawks.
The Kings played decently in the first period Sunday, but that wasn't enough against the increasingly confident Blackhawks.
An inadvertent deflection by Trevor Lewis helped Andrew Shaw's shot from the right circle elude Quick 1:56 into the game. That might not have been so bad, but Brent Seabrook beat Quick to the far side with 50.4 seconds left before the first intermission to put the low-scoring Kings in a dangerously deep hole.
"They got one early. They got one late. I thought the first period, that was probably the best period we've played if you look at what we were able to do and get our chances," Quick said.
Regehr, reaching for the puck during a scramble, accidentally poked it past Quick at 7:11 of the second period for a 3-0 Chicago lead. Michal Handzus, a former King, scored on the Blackhawks' 17th shot, the final one Quick faced.
Jeff Carter got one back late in the second period and Tyler Toffoli spoiled Chicago's superb home penalty-killing record with 1:02 left, but the Kings' road record fell to 1-7 this spring.
"Tonight was a little out of our reach, giving up four goals, but I think if you look back at the six losses before that they were all 2-1 games," Quick said.
The series resumes Tuesday at Staples Center, where the Kings have won 14 straight games — but they haven't faced a team as deep as the Blackhawks. Team captain Dustin Brown applied a positive spin to Quick's early exit Sunday, saying it gave the goalie a little extra rest before Game3. Quick vowed to be ready.
"We've got to find a way," he said. "They did their job at home. We've got to go home and do ours."
Presumably without him making another long, mid-game trip to the bench.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
State r:-_ent of ::::enator Mi':e kans:Eield (D., Montana)
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The bon_bing attac ~: on the Tunisian villa ~ e of Sa'-iet-Sidi-
Yous se :f was shoc!cing. It was wholly umvorthy of the ::rreat traditions of
? ranee. I cannot believe that this was an act of the French people, a people
whose sense o£ hur.-_anity and decency is as high as that of any other p eople in
<.:he world, I cannot believe that it was a responsible act of the present :T re nch
Republic. ~~or all its difficulties, French officials in Paris cannot have lost
their awareness of rieht and wrong, They cannot have so foreotten their
Tighteous wrath at the reprisals ta' ·en a c ainst France during Vlorld ·v-rar II as
now to sanction the sarr_e methods against others.
This attacl: on the helpless in a Tunisian villace v1as not an
act of France and the French people. It was an act of rr_adne s s perpetrated
by a handful of irresponsible rr_en who have splattered the very flag they purport
to represent, the very uniforrr_ they wear.
No matter what is done now, it will not restore the innocent
dead in Tunisia. To be sure, we can and should deplore the incident. To be
sure, this country can and should express deep re p,rets, the rr..ore so since
s orr:e of the planes that carried out the attac· · were of American manufacture .
Even rr.ore, however, we can a ct. \'Te can adjust our policies
in a rr:anner which will help to m ove the situation in North Africa frorr the
b:rinl~ of chaos to a position of p e a ce. The question now is to find a means out
of the impasse in which this grave incident has placed ? ranee and Tunisia,
the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the whole western world in its
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relations with Arab peoples, especially with those of North Africa who are
closest to the Vles t in outlook ,
The >ey to the difficulty and the basic cause of the pre sent
incident is P.lgeria, Recent statements put out by the Algerian National
Liberation :..•ront show a c;r owing hostility to the United States. The Front no -,
den.ands thc:.t our bases be reassessed, in other words, be rerr oved frorr. North
Africa , This means, of course, the bases in Libya and Morocco , If this den: and
were to be fulfilled, it would mean that NATO w ould be in c rave dan3er of
':lncirclen·1ent; it would mean that Cairo would become the dorr.inant Arat "base
in North Africa; and it would n:ean that the way for further inte•1sive Soviet
penetration would be paved,
\ "ie cannot in these circumstances divorce ourselves frorr_ what
is c;oing on in North Africa, So long as the dispute in that re gion involved only
France and the Algerian nationalists, that rr.ay have been possible. It is no
J :mger possible, The bon.bing incident in Tunisia has turned the dispute into
? , situation with worldwide implications, with irr.plications, as indicated above,
that involve us and our policies in r.c.any ways ,
The United States, it seems to me, rr.ust align its p olicies on
l'~orth Africa not with those who have committed this act in Tunisia, but with
the finest sentirr.ents of the F rench people and those of free people throu ~h out ·
the world, In the immediate incident, this rr.eans tha ~tmce the facts are ~~~
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 37, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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(1) This countr y should suppor t in the United Nations and by
diplomacy the claincs of the innocent a gainst those who bo1:r.b ed, for damaee s
t o property and persons as a result of the raid on Saiket-Sidi-Youssef as well
as other a p p ropriate restitution;
(2) This country should support the establishrr_ent of United
N ations e rr_er gency patrols along both the Tunis ian-P, l ge rian and the Moroccan-
P. l ger ian b order, the sarr_e types of patrols that have functioned so effectively
on the Isr a eli-Egyptian frontier.
These are, a t b est, suggestions desi c;ned to p revent a further
deterioration in the situation in North P, fric a . The need is deeper. The need
still is for peace in Al geria, a peace that satisfies the decent p eople of that
region and of F rance even i f it does not please those who rain death with the
~e rrorist s renade or the borr_bine plane.
0uch a settlen-~ent :....t be based on
accep tance of the principle that all who live pern_anently in P. l geria have equal
:rights and e qua l obligations. A t this late date, it rr,ay well be that it will tal:::e
:T,ore than the F rench and the Algerians to work out that 1-ind of solution in
Al geria , It may well tal:e the good offi ces of those v.rho, disinte rested in the
immedi ate s ituation, desire the frie nd s hip of both and whose friendship i s
s ought by both.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 37, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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If this can be done, I express the hope that the FrancoTunisian
affair and the question of Algeria can be settled eutside the
United Nations by the interested parties themselves. I:t this hope can
become a fact, it will be in the best interests ef those immediately
concerned, as well as the best interests ef those at a distance who are
concerned. Time is of the essence.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 37, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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