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1. RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg Feb 10, 2009 8:26 PM (in response to tuls.garg)Hello,
I would like to introduce the "Enhanced Search" feature of RoboHelp Server 8.
RoboHelp Server 8 has two modes of search.
In one mode of search, RoboHelp Server uses the search-index generated by the RoboHTML client which is published to RoboHelp Server when the project is
In the other mode, RoboHelp server re-generates the search-index at server. This is the default mode of indexing used by RoboHelp Server 8.
Server Side indexing (reindex=true) vs Client Side Indexing(reindex=false)
Advantages of Server side indexing as compared to Client Side Indexing-
a) This mode has better support for unicode search like CJK languages.
b) This search also supports wildcard search.
c) Its more efficient and robust.
d) Server Administrator can schedule reindexing of server documents at specified time. Any additional documents in pdf, doc, xls, ppt or txt format can be added to project folder on server machine explicitly at anytime and when scheduled indexing happens these documents will be indexed too and show up in search results.
This gives admin the flexibility to add documents other than RoboHTML published format to RoboHelp server and make them available to their end user via this search functionality.
Limitation of Server side indexing as compared to Client Side Indexing-
a) Project synonym list, phrase list and stop list is ignored while re-generating search index at server side.
b) Topic context is not shown in searh results.
However new search enhancements introduced in RoboHTML 8 like keyword search, ranking, excluding topic from search result are supported in both the modes.
To change the mode of indexing, user can follow these steps
-go to <RHServer8 installation path>/WEB-INF,
-open robohelp_server.properties file in notepad.
-set reindex=false (by default it is set to true).
-Restart the server(restart tomcat service)
Depending on their requirement, user can choose either mode of search.
2. Re: RoboHelp Server 8toddmyers Feb 24, 2009 8:11 AM (in response to tuls.garg)Tulika,
I'm sorry but we are not finding the installation of RoboHelp Server 8 simplified nor easier as being promoted by Adobe. In fact, it's completely the opposite. Customers using IIS will be faced with figuring out and installing JRE and Tomcat, and for some companies, this may be the first time either of these technologies have ever been used. Neither JRE or Tomcat is included with the RoboServer 8 installation and forces the user to go out and find these resources, download them and try to figure out how they need to be installed. Why in world were they not included with the RoboHelp Server 8 installation and why weren't they automatically configured for the user? Additionally, the documentation on how any of this works is vague at best and extremely confusing. We have yet been able to get all of this to work!
We are extremely disappointments in the direction RoboHelp Server 8 has taken and the time, energy and resources being spent on getting it to work has left a lot of doubt in our minds about its future.
3. Re: RoboHelp Server 8johndaigle Feb 26, 2009 10:20 PM (in response to toddmyers)Whoa, Todd. My experience was just the opposite. After years of fighting that ugly IIS-only "RoboEngine", the new RoboHelp Server 8 was a dream to install. I am an author, not a developer or an IT network person. Yet, following the documentation, I downloaded Tomcat first and installed it on the default port 8080 (a single Windows .exe to install and fairly simple actually) Then I installed RoboHelp server and set up users and protected areas. It worked "as advertised."
I agree I was anxious at first because I had never installed Apache anything. I'm pretty much a Windows guy for good or ill. It took awhile for me to go to the Apache Tomcat site, but I figured out what to download pretty quickly. I don't know, but I think the reason Adobe doesn't include Tomcat in the install is because Tomcat is an open source software and constantly changing on their own timetable. Also, there might be support issues on non-Adobe software. Obviously, if it could be packaged as a single install, they would be definitely be more convenient.
Meanwhile, for a fumble-fingers, non IT guy like me, I was pleased with the outcome. So far I've installed it on three machines without a hitch. Maybe I was lucky? What I might do is create a Captivate movie on the install process so folks can see the procedure more clearly.
4. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Vern3 Mar 10, 2009 6:13 PM (in response to tuls.garg)Todd,
Did you ever get yours working?
5. Re: RoboHelp Server 8toddmyers Mar 25, 2009 4:29 AM (in response to tuls.garg)John/Vern,
Tulika helped us get RoboHelp Server 8 running last Friday (3/20/09) but unfortunately, our help system still is not functioning because there appears to be some problem with the content that's preventing RoboHelp Server from running. Specifically, Tulika says:
"The problematic characters are : < (less than), > (greater than), " (quote), & (ampersand), ' (apostrophe) Scan your:
1) topic names
2) topic file names
3) toc book/page name
and remove any occurrence of the above mentioned characters."
Tulika and other Adobe support staff thought we could resolve the problem by upgrading the client version of RoboHelp to version 8. However, that did not solve the problem and we need to scan literally hundreds of help files for the above characters. These "problem characters" of course have always worked in the previous versions of RoboHelp (since v4) and we believe the RoboHelp client should trap for characters if they are not supported on RoboHelp Server 8.
John I'm really glad your installation has gone well because I can definitely say ours has not. Yes, I'm sure much of this has to do with us not being familiar with Tomcat and JRE but I also don't believe we should be required to figure out how to find, download and configure these applications when, in our opinion, they should be part of the install. My tech guys tell me Adobe has used Tomcat before in a product called Version Cue but it was completely transparent. Meaning, Tomcat was installed and configured as part of the CS3 installation, which is exactly what we would have love to happened here.
To give you some idea of what it has taken to get this installed here is our time-line:
- Purchased RoboHelp Server 8 on 2/4/09
- Tried to get it running internally for 2 weeks.
- Engaged Adobe Support on 2/24/09
- Meeting w/ Adobe Support Engineers 3/2/09
- Meeting w/ Adobe Support Engineers 3/3/09
- Meeting w/ Adobe Support Engineers 3/4/09
- (Little to no response from Adobe during these 2 weeks.)
- Called Support on 03/16/09 and wouldn't get off the phone until I talked to a Support Manager. Well, I had to get off the phone but Jeri did promptly call me back.
- Meeting w/ Adobe Support Engineers 3/18/09
- Meeting w/ Adobe Support Engineers 3/20/09
- UNRESOLVED, SUPPORT SYSTEM STILL DOWN (problem with "content")
Additionally, there has been dozens of e-mails going back and forth between Adobe and our company, literally begging them for help. We came to our breaking point last week and finally demanded Adobe escalate this issue to their engineers/developers. That's when we hooked up with 2 people that really made a difference: Shawn Cormier and Tulika Garg. Both of these people are top-notch and are the ones who got the server running for us on Friday (3/20/09).
As of this writing, Tulika is still trying to pin-point exactly what file in our RoboHelp project is causing the problem with the server (yep, we zipped up our entire project and sent it off to Tulika). We're hoping for two things: (1) she can find it so we don't have to spend hours/days debugging this problem and (2) what we sent her will help Adobe fix the client and server software so others don't run into the same problem.
This post is not meant to disparage Adobe or their support staff, engineers, etc. in any way and I hope it ends up being useful to someone out there (Tulika actually asked me to post this for you – which I thought was pretty big of her).
Good luck to all.
6. Re: RoboHelp Server 8toddmyers Mar 27, 2009 6:32 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
Ok, our RoboHelp system is up and running again. The problem was definitely with the naming of the files, which were not playing nice with RoboHelp Server 8.
Tulika helped us solved the problem, here's what she said and did:
*** "I upgraded your project to RHT 8 and replaced "&", ">", "<", " ' " with "_" just in the file names and the project worked just fine after that. I didn't change it anywhere else i.e. the topic names and toc entries still contain ""&", ">", "<", " ' " and the project was successfully published to RoboHelp Server 8 and I can view it from Web Admin page as well." ***
7. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington Apr 27, 2009 5:16 PM (in response to toddmyers)
I'm hoping that since you were successful with RS 8, you can help us figure something out. Basically, we're evaulated version 8, but still trying to publish our version 7 robohelp projects. It did take some IT folks with Tomcat experience to get everything setup, but it appears to be working. We were able to publish our version 7 WebHelp Pro project to the server (after some touch and go trying to figure out exactly what the server string had to be, etc.
What we cannot figure out is the URL that we are supposed to use to view the webhelp? That's the main thing. But we also get a message on the Troubleshooting tab that "No default project has been defined" along with the date. But we don't see the project in the list on the Projects tab.
Thanks in advance for any help. (P.S. We are trying to launch this as part of our pilot on Friday so need to figure this out ASAP!)
8. Re: RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg Apr 27, 2009 11:26 PM (in response to KHuntington)
Can you please share your tomcat logs? They are located in "<tomcat-install-dir>/logs".
9. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington Apr 28, 2009 11:33 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
Thank you, Tulika, for taking the time to help us! Attached are the latest log files. Please let me know if you need other specific ones (we had about 10 of them, but I can only attach 3). I appreciate your help.
10. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington Apr 28, 2009 11:34 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
Thank you so much for your help. Can I email these log files to you? I'm getting an error message when I try to attach them. Thanks!
11. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington Apr 28, 2009 1:17 PM (in response to tuls.garg)
They are attached. Thanks so much!
12. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington Apr 28, 2009 3:06 PM (in response to tuls.garg)
Can you please clarify something that our IT guy just heard from Adobe help when he called. They told him that the topic name and file name cannot contain any spaces. I understand that is true for the file name...it always has been that spaces are replaced by the underscore. I cannot believe that the same would suddenly be true for the topic name. That would make RS8 a no-go for us.
13. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Captiv8r Apr 28, 2009 4:49 PM (in response to KHuntington)
Hi Kristen
I'm sure this was probably directed at someone else, but I'd be totally shocked if that were true.
Keep in mind that Adobe Support is a call center. And what you get from a call center will likely vary. You have folks that are well versed in products and other folks that aren't nearly as well versed.
I stand to be corrected on this, but I've never known Topic Titles to have any effect on things other than what they display to the user.
Sincerely... Rick
14. Re: RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg Apr 28, 2009 10:25 PM (in response to Captiv8r)
Hi Kristen, Rick,
You can safely include space or other special characters like > < & ' (apostrophe) in your topic names and it shouldn't be an issue. Your webhelp published to RoboHelp Server 8 will work absolutely fine even if your topic names include any of the above mentioned characters.
However you should definitely replace > < & ' (apostrophe) with underscore in your filenames. But its only for filenames and you can freely use these characters in your topic names.
RoboHelp Server Dev Team.
Adobe Systems.
15. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington Apr 29, 2009 10:00 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
Hi again,
Yes, I was pretty confident that was the case, regarding special characters and spaces. Adobe help also apparently attributed our errors to having hyperlinks to documents in Lotus Notes databases. I have done that for years with great success. I can't believe that would cause the issue unless for some reason, the length of the URL is now an issue? (LN links are 12 miles long!).
So basically, here's the low down. Apparently we can publish the test projects (e.g., clownfish schoo) to the server and launch it using the standard URL (which I think is something like <Server>/RoboHelp/Server/Prj=<project name>) There is some "redirect" action that converts the URL to what looks like gibberish, but it pulls up the project homepage.
When we publish our project, it does not show up in the RoboServer Admin tool and we cannot access it via that URL convention. It does attempt some redirect thing and then just displays a blank page (not even an error or "topic cannot be found" page).
We can't figure out what the heck is going on. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! (BTW, just to remind, we are publishing RH 7 projects to the RoboServer 8 trial version for testing).
16. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 14, 2009 10:51 AM (in response to KHuntington)
UPDATE: We are now successfully publishing to the RS 8 server! We have been using it in our pilot release to about 300 users for about 1-1/2 weeks and have not have any stability issues whatsoever, unlike RS 7 which had to be rebooted almost daily because it went down all the time. So we are happy about this and plan to purchase the upgrade.
However (there is always a however!), we are now going back to working with a merged master/subproject methodology. We have successfully done this (following Peter Grainge's detailed instructions) to our old RS 5 server and it works perfectly. We have published the master project to RS8, which created the mergedProjects folder and related subprojects subfolders, per usual. We published the subprojects to their respective subfolders, per usual. But here's the however part...we cannot see any of the subprojects when we open the master, as we typically would.
I'm sure this is probably some simple setting we are missing or something. Does anyone know if this merge process has changed in anyway for publishing to RS8?
17. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Peter Grainge May 14, 2009 12:16 PM (in response to KHuntington)
To the very best of my knowledge, the method of merging on my site works on RoboHelp Server so I don't think that is part of the problem. Unfortunately I don't work with RoboHelp Server so I cannot help you on that side of things.
I believe you are using RH7 to produce your help and I believe that needs a tweak to make it work with RHS 8. I am not sure offhand if that was part of Patch 3 and I will look into that as soon as I post this.
I am also asking someone else to look at this as he has more knowledge of RHS.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
18. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Peter Grainge May 14, 2009 12:18 PM (in response to Peter Grainge)
Yes, Patch 3 must be installed.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
19. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 14, 2009 2:01 PM (in response to Peter Grainge)
Thank you so much! I'm assuming this is a patch for RoboServer not RoboHelp? I'm also assuming I can download this from the Adobe site...and am off to look for it. But if my assumptions are wrong, please let me know.
Thanks again. I'll update the posting with the results and any lessons learned.
20. Re: RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg May 14, 2009 10:11 PM (in response to KHuntington)
Hi Kristen,
Actually the patch is for RoboHelp 7 and not for server. You need to apply this patch on RoboHTML 7 to enable publishing to RoboHelp Server 8. This patch can be downloaded from Adobe's site.
Again as I have always said, looking at the logs is the first step in troubleshooting any issue in server . So can you share your tomcat logs?
RoboHelp Server Dev Team
21. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Peter Grainge May 14, 2009 10:59 PM (in response to tuls.garg)
I did say the patch was for RH7. "I believe you are using RH7 to produce your help and I believe that needs a tweak to make it work with RHS 8."
You don't need to go looking for it.Check the version you are running by going to Help > About. If it is not 7.0.3, then go to Help > Updates.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
22. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 15, 2009 9:33 AM (in response to Peter Grainge)
Yes, you did say RH7. I was "already thinking". Re-read and figured it out. We installed the update and are re-trying to publish. But now I have another question. What my IT guy is telling me is that we can't "point" the output to the mergedProjects\subproject folder on the RS8 server (we point to <server>:<port>\robohelp\sever) and that by generating the master project, it should automatically copy over the subproject files, which are currently being published to the root, into the mergedProjects\subproject folders. This made me raise my eyebrows...is that correct? If that's true, that would suggest that I will need to republish the master anytime a change was made to any of the subprojects?
You have so helpful. I really, really appreciate it.
23. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 15, 2009 10:08 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
Thank you so much. I did finally figure that out (in my befuddled brain). I just added to the post, however, as we now have another question. I will also ask my IT contact to get me those log files.
Thanks again!
24. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Peter Grainge May 15, 2009 12:00 PM (in response to KHuntington)
No. You have to generate each output separately. Generating the parent creates the sub-folder mergedProjects and the necessary folders for each child. You then have to generate each of those projects to the appropriate folder under mergedProjects.
I believe Adobe's instructions do indicate that you need to generate all projects. I don't. :-)
This is all covered in the instructions on my site.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
25. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 15, 2009 12:57 PM (in response to tuls.garg)
Hi Tulika,
I believe we have everything setup correctly, but having trouble coming up with the correct syntax to publish the merged subprojects to the server. This is what we thought:
Can you confirm if this is correct? We are able to publish all of the master and subprojects to the server at the root, but not in that hierarchy.
Thank you!
26. Re: RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg May 16, 2009 3:42 AM (in response to KHuntington)
Hi Kristen,
The way merged projects should be published to RoboHelp Server 8 is as follows:
1) As correctly pointed out by Peter, generate parent project which will create mergedProjects sub-folder inside the published output and the necessary folders for each child. You then have to generate each of those projects to the appropriate folder under mergedProjects.
2) Now you just need to publish the "parent project only" to RoboHelp Server 8 as you would publish any other project by creating a server configuration and specifying server url as "<server-name>:<port>/robohelp/server" and required user name and password.
3) Please note that you don't need to publish the sub-projects separately to
server as they will be published along with the parent project if you have
copied their output to the correct folder inside the mergedProjects folder
of parent project.
4) RoboHelp Server will automatically scan and figure out that the parent
project contains some sub-projects and when you will view them in Web Admin
UI, you will get a complete listing of parent project and also the sub
Just on a side note, it would be great if you could create new discussion
threads for different issues. This way it will be helpful for other users as
well who are trying to find help on similar issues.
27. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Peter Grainge May 16, 2009 4:16 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
The method you describe is to generate one by one the parent and then the child projects to their folders within mergedProjects and then publish the parent, which will publish the parent and the child projects.
I have always generated each project and when the Wizard gets to the page with View Results, I then choose Publish. In other words, I do each project one by one.
Your method sounds like an interesting alternative.Here we are talking about publishing to RoboServer which is not what I am using but is that method still valid when not using RoboHelp Server?
Presumably you right click the layout in the parent and click the Publish option there?
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
28. Re: RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg May 16, 2009 10:32 AM (in response to Peter Grainge)
Hi Peter,
It definitely works in case of RoboHelp Server but I can't say for sure for webhelp output.Though I think it should work fine in case of webhelp as well because at the time of publishing, all content of SSL folder gets published, including the mergedProjects folder.
But still be I'll try it out and then get back to you with a definite answer
29. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 18, 2009 10:07 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
Thank you so much for all your help, Tulika and Peter.
We were pleased and amazed that we actually got everything published to our RS 8 server on Friday afternoon. Should I start a new discussion to post the steps we took?
It was a bit different than the way we have done it in the past, and I couldn't believe that now RoboHelp is "smart" enough to recognize the child projects and publish them into the appropriate subfolders automatically. But here is a brief recap of what we did (sort of a cross between Peter and Tulika's methodologies). Let me know if there's an even better way, but this definately works.
1) We have three authors using RH7 client. We set up all their folders to be the exact same on their local drives, and they are checking project files in and out of Source Control as needed. These are the "child" or subprojects. Everyone created new folder at the root of their "My RoboHelp Projects" folder called "Generated". This is where we point their local output to go (versus SSL...but maybe we should not have not changed that?).
2) We created a "parent" or master project, which only contains a home page and one TOC Book, into which all but 1 of the subproject placeholders were created (these are "work instructions" by different subject area). The remaining subproject placeholder was placed at the root of the TOC, following the book, as it contains "generic" content that is applicable to all subjects areas (e.g., forms, related documents, release notes, etc).
3) We published the master project as WebHelp Pro to the RS 8 server (server name syntax: <server>:<port>/Robohelp/Server). When we view the project using the RoboHelp Server Web Admin utility, we see only the home page. However, logging onto to the server using Remote Desktop, and viewing the folder structure, we can see that a subfolder was created called "mergedProjects", with subfolders beneath that for each of the children projects as defined in the parent project's TOC. At this point, however, these subfolders are empty.
4) We published all the subprojects as WebHelp Pro to the RS8 server using the same server string as above (we were not able to point them into the mergedProjects\subproject folder as we did when publishing WebHelp to the RH5 server). At this point, we now see that there are folders for each of the subprojects at the same level as the parent project on the server.
5) We re-publish the parent project exactly as we did in step 3. However, now we can see in the output pod, that files are being copied to the mergedProjects\subfolders. Indeed, if we watch the progress on the server, we see the files being populated in the mergedProjects\subproject folders. RoboHelp actually "knows" now that those files need to be there. Amazing!
6) When we go to "view project" using the server utility again, the master still doesn't show the content of the child projects. However if we enter the following URL in Internet Explorer, we see our master project with all the child content, organized in the TOC just as expected. The path is: http://<server>:<port>/robohelp/robo/server/general/projects/<masterproject>/<startpage.htm>. This would be the shortcut we distribute to our users or link to from other applications/help systems.
7) So now, our workflow will be that the authors will continue to work on their individual projects. They will generate locally and view the output to do their own QA, etc. Then they will publish to the server. Either daily or as needed, our "robocop" (who is responsible for the master project and coordinating everyone else's efforts), will publish the master project to capture and post all the changes made to the subprojects.
Overall, I'm really happy with the new RS 8 server and very happy to be able to report a success story. We've been using the trial version for 2 weeks now, and unlike RS7, it has not crashed or had to be rebooted once! We already got the approval to purchase the upgrade. We will continue using RH7 client for now, as they only recently upgraded from V5.
Again, that's to everyone for their help and support.
30. Re: RoboHelp Server 8johndaigle May 18, 2009 3:52 PM (in response to KHuntington)
Kristen I just wanted to say thanks for how well you documented your situation. I'm sure a lot of folks will appreciate the process you described.
I was about three hours behind you in coming up with the same conclusion
Over the weekend I went to Peter's article on the Adobe Developer Network and downloaded his RH 8 Merged Sample project. I have been working on the Adobe RoboHelp Server 8 since beta but had not really pounded on the merged project technique. I had a similar experience to yours but I am still testing a few other quirks in the process. I'll let you know what I find. I really like the new server enhancements and stability and it is sooo much easier to administer than the old eHelp RoboEngine.
BTW, I was curious. You mentioned you followed Peter's method which uses a redirect on the default parent project to a topic in the Child_1 project. Did you follow this part of his suggestion?
Meanwhile, I appreciate Peter's and Tulika's fine assistance in guiding us along.
John Daigle
Adobe Certified RoboHelp and Adobe Captivate Instructor
31. Re: RoboHelp Server 8tuls.garg May 18, 2009 11:13 PM (in response to KHuntington)
Hi Kristen,
Glad to know RoboHelp Server 8 is working great for you.
I want to make a small point on you steps to get your merged projects published to RoboHelp Server 8.
6) When we go to "view project" using the server utility again, the master still doesn't show the content of the child projects. However if we enter the following URL in Internet Explorer, we see our master project with all the child content, organized in the TOC just as expected. The path is: http://<server>:<port>/robohelp/robo/server/general/projects/<masterproject>/<st artpage.htm>. This would be the shortcut we distribute to our users or link to from other applications/help systems.
If you view your WebHelp Pro project using the url you mentioned above and viewing using "View Project" from Web Admin UI doesn't give you the correct TOC, then that implies there is some problem with your publishing mechanism.
Using this URL to view your project will prevent RoboHelp Server from gathering any data needed to generate reports like "Frequently Viewed Content", "Frequently Asked Questions" etc. The correct URL to view help should be "http://<server>:<port>/robohelp/server?prj=<masterproject>"
So you should essentialy follow the steps that I listed in my previous post where you aggregate all the child projects' output in correct folders inside "mergedProjects" folder of parent project's generated output and then publish the parent project only.
32. Re: RoboHelp Server 8Peter Grainge May 19, 2009 2:53 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
I tested publishing merged WebHelp from the parent when RoboHelp Server is not used. It did not work but I recalled that I have seen it work. At the time I thought it was a bug as in most cases when you publish the parent, it only publishes only the parent. On a few occasion though it has gone on to publish the child projects as well.
That was actually a waste of time as at that stage the child projects had not been regenerated so it was publishing stale output. I never did find out why this happened on less than say 5% of the occasions when the parent has been published. You could cancel and start the publish again and it would only publish the parent, all with the same settings.
If it is meant to work that way, then there is a bug that needs reporting. But is it meant to work that way?
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
33. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 19, 2009 3:54 PM (in response to johndaigle)
Thanks John, and you're welcome! No, we didn't follow the re-direct steps, as we actually wanted to display the default page of the master project as our home page. We did follow the folder structure though, to make the linking between projects easier. The only hitch we've noticed lately is that our CPD files seem to be getting corrupt more often. It may be just because we've been making a lot of last minute changes and publishing a lot. But it's pretty easy to identify the problem...the project hangs when opening. Also, noticed a weird thing were subfolders are being created based on corrupted topics...or something like that. Still investigating that one. But otherwise, we're making great progress!
Would love to hear if you come up with any other suggestions or tips.
Thanks to all. This forum is great!
34. Re: RoboHelp Server 8KHuntington May 19, 2009 3:57 PM (in response to tuls.garg)
Ah, okay. Thanks for that update. We aren't currently using the reports, but we want to. So we'll implement that for the next publish.
35. Re: RoboHelp Server 8 - question regarding trainingkarenp4 May 20, 2009 10:57 AM (in response to tuls.garg)
I am completely new to RoboHelp 8 and RoboHelp Server 8. I have been looking for training and documentation but everything seems to point to RoboHelp 7. I have checked the links provided with the software and I've found only one on-line training for RoboHelp 8. Most of the link on the website and within the software bring me to RH7 doucmentation.
So, my question is, is RH7 similar to RH8 that the trainings are interchangeable? From what I can see in the forums that does not seem to be the case and there are many differences between the two versions, so this doesn't seem to hold true.
Any direction to training or documentation that would help me to get started using RH8 and RH8 server would be greatly appreciated.
36. Re: RoboHelp Server 8 - question regarding trainingjohndaigle May 20, 2009 11:49 AM (in response to karenp4)
Hi, Karen and welcome to the Forums
The courseware for RoboHelp 8 has only just now been released. That is why you haven't seen any promotion of it. I have been teaching RoboHelp 8 with the RoboHelp 7 courseware and supplementing it with the new features in 8.
That said, to my knowledge there is no "standard" curriculum that anyone has developed for Adobe RoboHelp Server 8 (or earlier for that matter.)
I would be happy to discuss a customized training for that if you are interested. You may email me using the info in my profile.
John Daigle
Adobe Certified RoboHelp and Adobe Captivate Instructor
37. Re: RoboHelp Server 8ejszymoniak Feb 28, 2010 2:29 PM (in response to tuls.garg)
I have converted around 11 project from RoboHelp 5 to RoboHelp 8.
We had lot's of issue, but converted successfully.
Now after convertion, when user publishing project from his machine-- sometimes project published successfully and will display in robohelp admin panel. but sometime, project will display as published successfully, but it's not coming in RoboHelp Admin section.
I check index onserver, and found that files are not creating sometimes for user.
And when i am doing same steps from my machine, everything is going well..
I tried many times from my machine, same project, same configuration.... project published successfully from my machine,and shown in robohelp admin section.
Do you have any idea about this issue ?
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I have had my index on Robohelp 8 HTML come u and am never able to see the end of my index.
I have over 3000 Topics and the index only works up the letter 'C', and then I see 'Loading index..' and nothing ever happens.
I am not sure if I have my Robohelp server 8 index set to 'true' or 'false', but could this be my problem?
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My question was directed to Tulika, and her answer up front on the Index.


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Rereading this CNN.com article on the apparent regeneration of a woman's severed fingertip, I can't decide which bothers me more: the frustratingly incomplete presentation of the science, the possibility that the science behind the story may actually be incomplete, or the editorial choice to turn the story into an encouragement for patients to badger their doctors for unorthodox treatments. Let's call it a draw.
First, some background on the case. As the CNN story relates, last January, Deepa Kulkarni of Davis, Calif., lost the tip of her right pinky to a slammed door. Surgeons refused to try to reattach it, and in fact suggested removing a bit more of the finger to improve its healing, but Kulkarni was resolute about wanting her intact pinky back. Eventually, after considerable investigation, she found Michael Peterson, a nearby orthopedic surgeon who agreed to help her try an experimental regenerative therapy. Seemingly, it worked: Kulkarni proudly shows off her regrown-and-maybe-even manicured digit for CNN. It's a happy outcome.
Nevertheless, the presentation of the science in the story is spotty, and I'm left wondering just how remarkable this minor medical miracle really is.
If one can say in the light of current technology that there's a right way to go about regenerating fingers, Kulkarni and her physician were doing it. As Ken Muneoka, Manjong Han and David M. Gardiner describe in their April 2008 Scientific American article "Regrowing Human Limbs" (alas, behind the paywall), we humans and almost all other vertebrates lack the ability to regenerate lost digits and limbs throughout our lives because after an amputation, fibroblast cells invade the wound and form a scar over the stump as part of healing. Salamanders are the exception: in them, the fibroblasts instead develop into a structure called a blastema that resembles an embryonic limb bud. Whereas the scar chokes off the entry of additional fibroblasts and muscle cells into the wound, the blastema supports cell migration and redifferentiation so that new tissues and structures can take shape. Amazingly, the cells in the blastema then not only reenact the embryonic development of the member but, through a phenomenon called "catch-up," grow the missing part to fully adult size faster than it did originally.
Regeneration researchers have started to have some success in mice by removing scar tissue and treating the wounds with factors that might promote blastema formation. Earlier this year in the February issue of Development, for example, Muneoka, Han and their colleagues at Tulane reported that applications of bone morphogenetic protein seemed to trigger reprogramming of the tissues in the stump of a mouse's toe and to initiate the growth of a new digit.
So it's tempting to think that Kulkarni and Peterson succeeded by doing essentially the same thing. But here's where there's room for uncertainty.
First, as far as I can tell, no formal medical paper yet documents their success. One may exist and I've missed it, but my quick searches through PubMed came up empty. (If anyone can point to one, please let me know.) Indeed, everything I can find on this story seems to owe to the CNN story.
And that seems particularly bad because CNN doesn't seem to have documented the case particularly well. How much did the finger regrow, for example? The CNN story shows a photo of the finger after the accident, measuring almost exactly two inches long. It also shows the finger today, but without a ruler beside it.
We can also see in closeup what the finger looks like today and the amputated tip. As best I can judge, about a quarter inch of finger was chopped off in mid-fingernail. The regenerated tip does seem very nicely formed, but in the story, Kulkarni acknowledges the finger is shorter than it used to be. But how much shorter? And how much elongation might one normally expect to see even as a result of scar tissue? CNN says that Kulkarni scrupulously photographed the finger throughout its recovery but neglected to include the details.
Better documentation for a regenerated fingertip seems available in the well-publicized case of Lee Spievack, a man who accidentally cut about an inch off his right middle finger while working on a model airplane. His brother Alan, a tissue engineering researcher (handy to have one of those in the family!), applied a powder of extracellular matrix material derived from pig bladders to the wound, and within a month Lee's finger had regrown fairly normally. Esquire seems to have dubbed this the "medical breakthrough" of 2007. Skeptical journalist Ben Goldacre, however, on his Bad Science blog, took a much dimmer view of it.
Alan Spievack went on to found ACell, Inc., the company that made the MatriStem wound powder that Kulkarni applied to her pinky's stump. (Sad to say, he died in 2008.) According to ACell, its MatriStem materials generally promote wound healing with reduced scar formation and can be used in reconstructive procedures. Among the growth factors claimed to be in the complex collagenous mixture are bone morphogenetic proteins. The company does offer a "Finger Amputation Brochure" that discusses two cases of MatriStem wound powder having been used to help regenerate missing parts of fingers but, quite correctly, no one seems to be making ambitious claims about the treatment's success.
Yet, even if Kulkarni's fingertip (or Spievack's, for that matter) did truly regenerate, it's not at all certain how much the applied material can be credited. To quote the Muneoka et al. SciAm article (emphasis added):
One of the most encouraging signs that human limb regeneration is a feasible goal is the fact that our fingertips already have an intrinsic ability to regenerate. This observation was made first in young children more than 30 years ago, but since then similar findings have been reported in teenagers and even adults. Fostering regeneration in a fingertip amputation injury is apparently as simple as cleaning the wound and covering it with a simple dressing. If allowed to heal naturally, the fingertip restores its contour, fingerprint and sensation and undergoes a varying degree of lengthening. The success of this conservative treatment of fingertip amputation injuries has been documented in medical journals thousands of times. Interestingly, the alternative protocol for such injuries typically included operating to suture a skin flap over the amputation wound, a "treatment" that we now know will inhibit regeneration even in the salamander because it interferes with formation of the wound epidermis. The profound message in these reports is that human beings have inherent regenerative capabilities that, sadly, have been suppressed by some of our own traditional medical practices.
In short, the possibility that Kulkarni and Spievack regrew their fingertips as a result of a rare but purely natural process can't be ruled out, and if their treatments did have something to do with it, the regrowth might have owed more to leaving the wounds open than to any applied factors.
(Also, at the risk of stating the obvious, let me emphasize that in all these cases of successful digit regeneration, what regrew were fingertips, not fingers. The regenerated tissues may have contained some structured tissues but they didn't contain joints, which are much more complex. Regeneration of whole fingers with working joints has never been observed in humans.)
All of the preceding therefore leaves me additionally uncomfortable that CNN decided to pitch this story as a tale of a medical patient's empowerment. It encourages its audience to "E-mail doctors you don't know" and "Don't be afraid to be a 'bad' patient."
Yes, patients should aggressively advocate for their own health and seek out experimental trials if they might offer hope than established medicine can't. But news stories encouraging them to second-guess their physicians and seek unorthodox therapies in the context of recoveries that may sound miraculous could send people with afflictions far worse than a missing fingertip into the arms of snake-oil salesmen. (No, I'm not implying that either Dr. Peterson or ACell have done anything wrong or unscrupulous; as far as I can tell, they have only been helpful to Kulkarni. But the world is full of quacks selling shark cartilage and laetrile who live off of the medically desperate.)
Update (added 12:55 pm): Reader Juan Jose passes along links to this announcement by the Wistar Institute and this related BBC news story, concerning the discovery that knock-out mutant mice lacking the p21 gene seem to have exceptional regenerative powers—though not complete abilities to regrow lost limbs or digits.
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Battled injury bug early in the season before rebounding to play her best basketball in conference action...Ranked third in Big West play with a 1.62 assist-to-turnover ratio and sixth in assists per game at 4.20...In overall games, was also third amongst league players in assist-to-turnover ratio at 1.36...Assists average of 3.81 was eighth-best in overall games...Returned from two-game absence due to tonsillitis at UC Irvine (Jan. 24), and promptly dished off 28 assists vs. only nine turnovers during a span of five conference games...Included in that run was a season-high eight helpers at Long Beach State (Jan. 26)...After missing Ohio State and Stephen F. Austin games while recovering from a concussion, enjoyed a torrid three-point shooting stretch in which she buried 13-of-22 attempts from behind the arc (59.1%)...For five straight games, buried at least two triples and connected at or above a 50% clip from three-point land...During that streak Caine produced her only two double-digit scoring efforts of the season...13 points at UNLV (Dec. 30) - a game in which she dislocated two fingers on her left, non-shooting hand - were followed by season-high 15 at Idaho (Jan. 3)...Also dished off seven assists with only one turnover against the Vandals...Tied her career-high of six rebounds twice during a four-game span, vs. Long Beach State (Feb. 22) and at UC Riverside (March 2)... Dished off 11 helpers and committed just five turnovers in conference tournament play - including a team-high six assists vs. Long Beach State (March 8) - and also nailed a three-pointer in all three games in Anaheim...Ranks second in school history in career three-point field goal percentage, making 41.5% of her treys as a Gaucho...32 of her 51 total field goals last season came from downtown...Ranks fifth in UCSB history with 78 career three-pointers, as well as seventh in assists at 308...Team-leading 87.0% free-throw percentage, but not enough attempts to rank among the Big West's leader in that category.
Stepped into the role of starting point guard as a sophomore and performed admirably...Led the Big West Conference in assists with 153 dishes, for an average of 4.94 per game...Ninth-best single season assist total in Gaucho history...Joined teammate Jess Hansen as one of only seven BWC players with a positive assist-to-turnover ratio (1.12)...Notched a career high 10 assists in a victory at Arizona State, and tallied two nine assist performances as well...Caine more than tripled her points per game average as a freshman, scoring 7.2 ppg...Twice scored a career high 16 points, vs. Arizona and Long Beach State in the Thunderdome...eight total double-digit point performances, including three in the Gauchos' first four games of the season...Seventh in the Big West in three-pointers per game at 1.23 per game...38 of 69 field goals on the season (55%) came from behind the arc...Shot .432 from three point range, compared to .383 overall...Also cracked the conference top-10 list in steals, ranking ninth (1.55 per game).
Debby Caine finished her first season as a Gaucho averaging 2.0 points and 1.6 assists per game...Played in all 34 games averaging 10.5 minutes per game...Was one of three Gauchos with a positive assist-to-turnover ratio, compiling 54 assists and 48 turnovers...Scored a career-high eight points against Idaho at the Thunderdome...Made a career-best two 3-pointers in UCSB's win over Vanderbilt...Shot 33.3% (8-for-24) from 3-point range during the season...Made 21-of-28 free throw attempts (75.0%)...Had a career-high three rebounds, all offensive, at Cal State Fullerton...Captured her career-best four assists six times during her freshman season...Played a career-high 24 minutes at Cal State Fullerton.
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Debby Caine came to UCSB from San Clemente High School...As a senior led the Tritons to a South Coast League Championship averaging 13.8 points, 7.1 assists and 2.3 rebounds per game...She was named All-State, All-CIF and the South Coast league MVP as a senior...Played three years of Varsity Basketball for coach Mary Mulligan, mostly as a point guard...She set San Clemente records with most assists in a game (14) and a season (242)...Also set the school record shooting 81% from the free throw line...Caine played club for the California Academy and coach Shannon Jakosky where she was named to two all-tournament teams and an All-American.
Deborah Patricia Caine was born on October 5, 1981 in Tempe, Arizona...Is a fan of the Los Angeles Lakers and Brent Barry of the Seattle Supersonics...Favorite movies include "Notting Hill" and "Home Alone"...Favorite foods are sushi and ice cream...A geography major...Would like to one day become a college basketball coach or a professional X-Games participant...The daughter of Susan Caine.
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During her junior campaign, Debby Caine's unofficial residence was the UCSB Athletic Training facility in Robertson Gymnasium. She dealt with a litany of early-season ailments in 2001-02, ranging from a concussion suffered off-the-court to a dislocated pinky to a case of tonsillitis, the sum of which forced her to sit out four games and see limited floor time in three others. However, after spending much time in the care of team trainer Karla Judge, Caine declared herself fit to play in a Jan. 26 victory at rival Long Beach State by dishing off a game-high and season-best eight assists versus only three turnovers.
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The Gauchos' 80-62 triumph in Long Beach served as Caine's springboard to a very solid conference season and commenced a four-game streak against Big West opponents during which she amassed 25 helpers and just 11miscues. The native of Huntington Beach, Calif., didn't miss another contest the rest of the year, and tied Mia Fisher for the team lead in assists during league play with 63. By the end of the season Caine's name could be found amongst the Big West's top ten players in assist-to-turnover ratio as well as helpers per game - both in conference action and overall games. In addition, Caine enjoyed the top-two rebounding efforts of her collegiate career - both six-board performances - in 2002 vs. league foes LBSU and UC Riverside.
Cut From the Same Cloth
Debby Caine and Jess Hansen entered the Gaucho program together as freshmen in 1999-2000, and will end their careers four years later having etched their names on many of the same all-time top-10 lists. A friendly season-long contest might ensue between the two guards to see who can set a school record for three-point shooting accuracy, with Hansen currently holding a slight 41.7% to 41.5% advantage. However Caine has a leg up on her backcourt mate in total assists, ranking seventh in UCSB history with 308 career helpers, and has also made 77.4% of her free-throws, fourth-best among all Gauchos. Caine's name can also be found close to Hansen's in career three-pointers (97) and attempts from behind the arc (188), where she ranks fourth and seventh, respectively.


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ElectroSL needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 91 designs submitted by 26 freelance designers.
We are changing the name of the company and would like a new logo design. The main activity of the company is electronics consulting -- designing of electronics circuits.
Argento Systems
Clean uncluttered design suitable for a tech company. It will be used on our web-site and stationery. It will also be printed on the equipment that we manufacture. So it need to work even when printed in a single color.
- Color scheme I'm looking to use is blue and gray. Argent is silver,hence the gray, and blue is used in our current logo. They will need tolive together for some time, so I want compatible colors.
- Colors that can be printed correctly
- Output in vector format that can be opened by Photoshop
- White background please
- Must also look good when printed with a single color.
- I don't want a symbol of diode. It appears too often in reference to electronics.
- I don't want LCD fonts -- again, it is a tired element.
- there is no need to include any tag line into the logo. Only ARGENTO SYSTEMS should appear in the logo
- I don't want any obvious elements of circuits, unless highly stylized. Chips and other components are used in reference to electronics all over. I'd rather have an icon that is just an abstract shape, than any of these overused elements, such a diode, transistor, LED, chip, PCB traces.
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Jeremys abstract and figurative paintings contain some references to natures macro and micro systems, aiming to capture the present moment, and the moments in time that are unguarded when people are in their most vulnerable state. Each paintings structure is made from lines, shapes; colours and gesture, which together primarily express feeling. His work is concentrated in creating a moment in time and space.The paintings can also be seen as the visual resolution of conflicts. The atmosphere established can be one of tension between conflicting worldviews and values. One study captures the state of innocence and future promise before any dreams are fulfilled or thwarted. These visual elements can be seen as metaphors of the world of conflict, which we live in and which inhabits us.
Jeremy Daoud as an artist has the ability to manipulate the emotion of the viewer through various lines, shapes and media. He introduces cooler colours, higher contrast, and independent shapes that float against raw canvas establishing mystery within the piece and forcing the viewer to create their own explanations behind it.
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Thanks to the Philharmonic Society of Orange County, the British will be coming to Costa Mesa — and they're bringing their violins with them.
The Philharmonia Orchestra opens the 2012-13 visiting orchestra season Nov. 14 with a performance of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony and Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique." The London-based ensemble is under the baton of Esa-Pekka Salonen, formerly of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, where he still serves as conductor laureate.
Then another London-based orchestra and chorus, the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique and the Monteverdi Choir, will perform more Beethoven works the following week. Set for Nov. 19 is the "Missa Solemnis." For Nov. 20 are the Ninth Symphony and "Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage" cantata.
The groups will be led by Sir John Eliot Gardiner.
The latter orchestra is a relative newcomer to London's busy classical scene, having formed in 1989 to bring the music of the 19th and early 20th centuries "an equivalent stylistic fidelity and intensity of expression characteristic of [Gardiner's] renowned period-instrument orchestra, the English Baroque Soloists."
All three concerts take place at 8 p.m. in the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, 600 Town Center Drive.
Dean Corey, a Beethoven expert and the longtime president of the Philharmonic Society, will give a pre-concert lecture at 7 p.m. each evening.
The concerts are part of the Irvine-based Philharmonic Society's British orchestra series — the next of which is the BBC Concert Orchestra on Feb. 12 — and the "Beethoven: The Late Great" multiyear exploration.
Tickets start at $30. For more information, visit http://www.philharmonicsociety.org or call (949) 553-2422.
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The Pacific Symphony heads south Nov. 18 for the first of its "Sundays at Soka" series at Soka University's Performing Arts Center.
The 3 p.m. performance features violinist Nigel Armstrong for Mozart's Concerto Violin Concerto No. 5 in A major. The orchestra will also play Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in G minor. Carl St.Clair will conduct.
The private university in Aliso Viejo has an acoustically impressive and intimate venue. The Pacific Symphony played at the grand opening for the 1,000-seat hall in September 2011.
Tickets start at $48. The hall is at 1 University Drive.
The Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings also performs 3 p.m. Nov. 17 at Concordia University in Irvine. Led by Irene Kroesen, the all-strings ensemble's repertoire includes Saint-Saëns' "Carnival of the Animals" and Handel's "The Cuckoo and the Nightingale." Admission is free.
The Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra is having its fall concert Nov. 18 as well.
Set for 4 p.m. at Meng Hall on the Cal State Fullerton campus, it will include Rimsky-Korsakov's "Capriccio Espagnol" and an original composition by James Taylor, a member of the Pacific Symphony's French horn section.
Maxim Eshkenazy leads from the podium. Tickets are $12.
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Thanks to the internet, there's more information available than ever about – everything. Especially the stock market. Out of the millions of pieces of information floating by on your screen daily, how do you focus in on the nuggets that affect your investments? By checking out Sentigo, the most innovative, thorough, and accurate internet application to discover and filter internet news, expert opinions, and Twitter postings about stocks and the market. Sentigo's unique and powerful algorithms parse through millions of web pages, on the lookout for the nuggets of information that can influence the behavior of stocks, markets, and entire industries. Every few hours, Sentigo's web filtering system parses through millions of web pages, seeking out the information that affects the stocks in your portfolio and about the market in general. We then dissect the relevant news articles, expert opinions, and Twitter posts, analyzing each item for financial sentiment information – whether the item speaks positively or negatively about a stock or the market. Not only that; we also present you with the top stories affecting each stock, pinpointing the precise information you need to keep on top of potential moves in your portfolio's stocks.
Our next step is to have an application for Iphone Ipad and Android.
We are at the beginning of our way and the design of our product is very impotent.
Our target audience is very wide.
We are aiming that all people that invest and that wish to invest will use this tool. People with no experience and people with experience.
It needs to be easy for the eyes.
It is targeted to individuals and to the publishers that we want them to put our widget on their site.
The widget that we wish you design for us is eventually going to be seen in many financial websites. Please make sure the colors blend harmonically in financial websites.
It is going to show the highlights on a specific stock, main topics that have been buzzed and talked about all around the web.
I have attached an example, it is an example that we are not satisfied with its design. The attached is an old fashion design, we want something contemporary, we want something cool, something simple, there needs to be a groove in the design there needs to be a feel a "wow".
Not to make it too animated and not to use too many colors.
It needs to remind the reader of a simple Iphone application.
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Please use the text that is written at the example attached.
Please use the one that its title is:"Stock Page Widget"
The design must be SLICK , INNOVATIVE and CONTEMPORARY
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Please do only the one that says on the top- stock page widget and not the one that talks about the market
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First some great news. Yes, yes, I'm updating the blog again, sure that's great news, but that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about this:
Yep, fantastic. A 2.5 mile section of the path had been closed since early November, effectively cutting off Bristol from Providence. Even worse than closing almost 1/4 of the path, East Providence refused to provide a detour for cyclists. They could have sectioned off part of Veterans Memorial Parkway, or at least put up signs, maybe some sharrows or something, but nope, they just closed it down. After all, the path is only used for recreation, right? Who would need to actually use if for commuting? (Aside from many people who live in the East Bay and work in Providence). Personally, the construction on the path kept me away from one of my favorite restaurants in Bristol.
Anyhow, it's open now, so time to head down to the Beehive Cafe.
And it's open just in time for or "bike month" or "bike to work week" or "bike to work day" (depending on how concentrated you want your once-a-year bike celebration to be) Different cities celebrate Bike To Work Day on different days, so a clever cyclist can hit a few of them if so desired. This morning, I headed out to Pawtucket's BTWD festivities. I left a little late because there was a thunderstorm. I don't mind riding in the rain, but I'll avoid a horrible downpour if there's no reason to ride in it. And riding 4 miles in a downpour to watch a mayor wearing sweatpants and a helmet in an attempt to look "green" just seems a little silly to me. So I'll admit that I arrived 20 minutes after the announced time. I figured they too would have delayed things for the rain. This is what I found when I arrived in Pawtucket:
Good Times.
While we're on the topic of Pawtucket and bike path closures, the on-street portion of the Blackstone Valley Bike Path has been detoured for months now as crews work to replace the I-95 bridge. Thankfully, we actually have signs for this detour. Like this one:
Nope, not those big orange "detour" signs, I'm talking about that little tiny brown sign up by the street lamp. Maybe if I pull up closer I can see it.
In case you can't make that out, it says "Walk bikes on wooden walkway." The sign is helpfully placed right at a point where one would have to heave one's bike over a jersey barrier in order to comply with the sign. Or if your eyesight is particularly good, you may have seen the sign a few yards earlier. In that case, there's no curb cut for you, so you can't just roll up onto the sidewalk. Instead you have to stop and lift your bike onto the sidewalk. Not too bad unless there's traffic behind you, but who's complaining? (oh yeah, it's me, that's who's complaining, that's pretty much the point of this blog right?)
Enough of the complaining, I want to tell you about something that's awesome. We had some heavy rain today, but I was able to keep my feet dry while riding thanks to my new full-coverage fenders. Check the rear one:
Pretty sweet, right? I've been thinking: this fender gives me a potential canvas for self-expression. Motorists get to have all sorts of bumperstickers, maybe I should get some letters to stick on my fender. But what message do I want to convey to the world? The obvious choice would be:
Or I could pay homage to one of my favorite bike blogs and confuse everyone at the same time:
It must be a pretty small percentage of people who know what "AYHSMB" stands for.
It seems like most people know what this symbol means:
In practice, it seems to mean "I can park wherever the hell I please." Of course, I can already park (almost) wherever I want to (despite my constant grumbling about the indignity of it) so that might help. Do you think it could keep the buses from passing me too closely?
Perhaps I could send a pre-emptive message to any motorist fuming behind me because he is unable to get to the next red light quickly enough:
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- Alberta, Atlantic Canada and Ontario will see the most spending activity on Boxing Day - According to BMO Economics, total retail sales, excluding auto and gasoline sales, are expected to be almost $60 billion in November to December period
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- According to BMO Economics, total retail sales, excluding auto and gasoline sales, are expected to be almost $60 billion in November to December period
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Overall, Canadians plan to spend an average of $1,610 on the holidays this year.
Su McVey, Vice President, BMO Bank of Montreal, noted that while Boxing Day is a great opportunity to take advantage of deeply discounted items, not accounting for spending during this period can cause some to spend outside of their means and keep them from staying within their holiday budgeting parameters.
"Boxing Day is treated by many as a shopping holiday in Canada, and is as big as Black Friday in the U.S.," said Ms. McVey. "Given that the majority of Canadians plan to spend during this period, it's essential that Boxing Day spending is accounted for in the overall household holiday spending budget and not treated as a financial after-thought."
Ms. McVey added that three-in-ten (29 per cent) Canadians set a fixed budget for their holiday spending, while half (47 per cent) set a loose or flexible budget, and two-in-ten (21 per cent) do not set a budget for holiday shopping.
Boxing Day is an important period for Canadian retailers, as it represents one of the biggest sales days on the calendar year. BMO Economics projects Canadian holiday retail sales receipts, excluding auto and gasoline sales, will be almost $60 billion. This represents an increase of between one and two per cent year-over-year - or a rise of between $600 million and $1.2 billion - during the November to December sales period.
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SS Jose Reyes: I've heard people say he should bat third, but I don't see it now as nothing more than a waste of his speed.
2B Luis Castillo: He's at his best taking pitches and advancing the runners.
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CF Carlos Beltran: He could bat third, too, but I wanted a lefty to separate him and Jason Bay.
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Haven't contributed here before, and I didn't want to change the information here without knowing if this is true, but I don't think KVB still offers 3-day passes. I asked for one in German at a tram stop and the attendant seemed confused, and after asking in English if they had 3-day passes, he responded with a shocked-sounding "no." I clicked on a link from a travel website mentioning them and it led to a 404 on the KVB website, which doesn't mention them. 184.108.40.206 14:59, 27 June 2013 (EDT)
Should i also add links to the Karneval?
Maybee some information about the "Veedels"
Okay, i ll wait and see wether anybody is unhappy with my current changes ;-)
Hi Maj!
Thanks for the editing!
I'm still not quite sure about how to include information for gays and lesbians into the article -- on the one hand, we don't want to stray from the templates, which don't provide for a section on gay and lesbian information. So it seems prudent to include it under the other headings like "See", "Drink" etc.
On the other hand, you probably do want to mark certain places clearly as "gay" or "lesbian", for two reasons:
So I guess there's three options:
If this is a general issue, this is perhaps better discussed under Gay and lesbian travel or in this style guide.
What do you think?
Love, FelixKatz 12:03, 1 Mar 2004 (EST)
Well, this has come up before and I think the way to go is just to mention that it is a gay/lesbian/fetish/yuppie/etc bar in the listing for the bar. I really dont like the idea of having a seperate Gay article. I can't imagine ending up in a gay bar or seeing "gay sights" (whatever that would be) is any worse than ending up in a yuppie bar, or a dive bar when you thought you we're goign somewhere hip or posh. Do we really want Cologne/Older Peoplem, Colonge/Blondes, Colonge/People with dogs? I think if San Francisco can handle gay-stuff and not-gay stuff (where are the bi-s supposed to drink anyway? ;-)) in the same happy rainbow colored template, than so can Cologne. You might want to take a look at the Wikitravel:Manual of style for more about how articles are broken up. thanks Majnoona 13:17, 1 Mar 2004 (EST)
Bars for bears? I forbear! -phma
This article does have a lot of useful information. However I think it's a very strange thing to start off almost from the first sentence to state that Cologne is the gay capital. Although San Francisco has many gay people as well, I doubt most travel guides would start off with San Francisco is the gay capital. The idea of a guide is to focus on the many aspects of a city, what to see and do, and where to go, eat etc.. There is nothing wrong with having a section talking about this, but I don't think it's appropriate that this is in that first sentence. Is it more renowned for it's gay population, or it's history and architecture ? If you are telling a stranger why they should see Cologne is that first sentence, exactly what you would say ?
Massage&Spa section[edit]
I just started to bring in some infos when I klicked on the external links in the massage section... I took out the last link http://tantramassage.de/ because in my view it doesn't belong their! They massage is performed by a naked lady and includes the private parts. I don't think that qualifies for a normal massage section. I know that the attitude in Cologne might be more liberal and these kind of massage parlors are growing substantially in Germany. So in or out? jan 11:24 (EDT) 26 April 2006
as I know the fine quality of the massages there I want to reinsert the adress. The attitude in Cologne is indeed much more liberal. I also added some addresses for gay people, Cologne has the second biggest scene after Berlin --SantanaCologne 15:40, 25 June 2006 (EDT)
Eat[edit][add listing]
It seems a bit of a shame that all the restaurants currently listed in the Eat section are non-German cuisine. Cologne has a vast horde of bars and restaurants that serve fantastic traditional German food. Unfortunately I don't know any of their names so can't add them myself. Anyone got any favourites they wish to add? --Lancevortex 10:09, 18 Jan 2005 (EST)
Here's some links to autotranslations of the German version of this guide. Lots of content to mine:
Deleted link[edit]
I removed this link from the article so we wouldn't have to send users somewhere else to get information.
Cologne and chocolate museum[edit]
There is no information on Ode de colonge, or the Chocolate museum, both very interesting sights.
adding the AudioTravel link back in[edit]
moved to here from User_talk:184.108.40.206
Hi, I saw your deletion and reference to the audiotravel.com link as an "otherguide" on the Cologne page. It is, however, primarily an audio tour which I think fits well into the tours section-helping wikitravel visitors looking for a tour of Cologne. So, I updated the text and the format and added the AudioTravel link back in. Dina 10:15, 16 November 2006 (EST)
On the recommendation of Kölsch brands[edit]
If you buy it bottled, take either "Reissdorf", "Früh" or "Mühlen", which are rated highest by Cologne citizens.
Well that is not in full accord with my observation (I live in Bonn that is located next to Cologne). All three brands are widely known but in the case of Früh it is rather due to advertisements while another Kölsch brand not listed above (Sion) is not strongly advertised but available at many Cologne pubs and restaurants. In Bonn it is very easy to obtain Früh (they do an excellent marketing job) but it is sometimes troublesome to obtain Sion so that brand seems to be a beer quite typical for Cologne itself. Perhaps one should rather say that the listed brands are the best known ones at Cologne and the surrounding area.
That are just my 2 Euro Cent. I currently prefer Erdinger (brewery in Munich) Weißbier (beer brewed using wheat) dunkel (dark) so I render myself quite objective as far as Kölsch is concerned (and sorry that I not did create an account but chances are not too good that I will make more that a tiny number of contributions to Wikitravel) -- 126.96.36.199 22:38, 25 May 2007 (EDT)
Please check this edit[edit]
I cannot figure out if this edit was an objective correction or a puritanical purge - [1] — Ravikiran 02:10, 9 July 2007 (EDT)
Hmmm known by who ? .. and capital ? capital of what ? ... this sounds like an attempt to increase gay tourisim or something.. I could care less.. but there it is. Again if you write "San Francisco is the gay capital of the US".. the intended meaning may be there, but it's a stupid way to state what your trying to say, and has little to so with the city as a travel destination.. If I search for "gay capitals" in google, I am sure that each country has a city.. yeah right.
We don't use quickbars for cities, so I'm putting this here. texugo 09:41, 9 September 2011 (EDT) Template:QuickbarPlace
List of Hotels in Cologne[edit]
The list can be found on the discussion page of the German page de:Diskussion:Köln#Hotels_in_Köln and in the Köln Wikia: http://koeln.wikia.com/wiki/Liste_der_Hotels_in_Köln. (I made the version in the Köln Wikia and copied it here). --126.96.36.199 07:22, 2 April 2012 (EDT)


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The Black Hood was created by Harry Shorten for MLJ Comics, which later became known as Archie Comics. He made his first appearance in Top-Notch Comics issue #9 in October 1940.
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Upcoming meetings for farmers
Winter Gardening — at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Owen County Public Library. Investigate ideas on how to extend your landscape season through the winter.
Profit With Produce — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at at the Capstone Produce Market in Campbellsburg. Morning program will be on vegetable production practices and afternoon program focuses on food safety and marketing.
The road crews, city and county officials are doing an excellent job in seeing that the country roads and the city streets are being cleared of snow and ice.
Keep up the good work as it is deeply appreciated.
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I've been listening to the radio about this tragic killing in Arizona.
From what I'm hearing, there was a rush to assign blame.
First it was Sarah Palin and the Tea Party to blame.
But wait, the (suspect) did not have any connection with Palin or the Tea Party.
In fact, to the best of my knowledge, the (alleged) killer was not a fan or supporter of any elected official. Come to think about it, why kill a 9-year-old if it was a political statement of some kind?
Many people believe that elections only consist of voting and seeing the results of the election on the television or reading them the next day in the paper. In fact, the election process starts months before Election Day.
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In spite of a significant decrease in cancer of the cervix over the past 60 years, the American Cancer Society estimates that there will be nearly 12,200 new cases and 4,210 deaths in 2010 of this invasive cancer. Unfortunately, Kentucky ranks fifth nationally in number of new cases of cervical cancer each year.
This letter is to let the boys at the ambulance service know just how much I appreciated the birthday cake that they made for me. It was a surprise to receive it, and it was very good.
I want to let you know that I love you guys very much and truly appreciate the service that you are providing for all Owen County residents.
Thanks again,
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The law says you can't yell "fire" in a crowded movie theater.
But can you nudge the guy next to you and say "psst... that guy up front looks like he wants to start a fire,"?
This weekend, the country was once again shocked by violence when six people including a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, a federal judge and a 9-year-old girl were shot by a lone madman in Arizona.
The question that leaps to most people's mind is why.
First, my condolences to the families of those dead and injured in the Arizona shooting.
The mean-spiritedness in this country is worse than I've ever seen in my lifetime (I'm 72) especially in the political arena.
We need to question where the anger is coming from and what can be done to change it.
I've always felt that America would have to endure another revolution and didn't think I would live to see it, but I might be wrong. My only regret is that I might be too old to be a part of it.
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Hey guys! St. Patrick's Day is over and it's time to move onto even more spring themed nails! Today, the Easter bunny came early!! What are you most looking forward to this Easter? I'm looking forward to trying to teach my 22 month old monkey butt how to dye eggs...this should be fun! :D
The Easter bunny and his eggs came for a visit on my nails today! I started with one thick coat of Kleancolor catch me, and using only two sizes of dotting tools, and a long thin nail art brush. Just like some of my other designs I've used a lot of colors, so I'm not going to name them all off, BUT if you would like to know a certain one, I'll be more than happy to let you know!
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Colored Pencil Assortment - One dozen each of 11 colors of Jolly Kinderfest Colored Pencils from EuropeThis bulk set of hexagonal Jolly Kinderfest Pencils includes one dozen each of 11 colors: pink, gray, yellow, orange, red, purple, blue, green, brown, black, and white. 132 pencils in all. Learn More
Phonetic Object Box 1 - Early reading actvitityThis first independent reading activity allows children to experience an "ah-ha" moment when they discover they can understand someone else's thoughts. 30 objects and durable, waterproof labels; 2½" x 1". Learn More
Phonetic Object Box 2 - Complete phonogram language setIntroduce combinations of letters/sounds (such as sh or ee), by placing one of these small objects with its word label in a set of phonetic objects. The word for each object contains one of the key phonogram sounds. Learn More
The Article Game - Classroom-ready language activity setOur classroom-ready set provides ten phonetic objects and the labels you need to successfully illustrate the difference between "a" and "the". Learn More
The Conjunction Game - A language activity setAn addition to our selection of key experiences for Montessori Function of Word (grammar) activities. Save yourself the set up and prep time by using this ready-to-go activity set. Learn More
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