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The end of cannabis prohibition is near. How can one tell? When the beneficiaries of the status quo—both prohibitionists and contrabandists—join together to actively oppose long sought alternatives to America's expensive, unsuccessful, anti-free market and Constitution-warping cannabis prohibition, then it is clear that change is upon us.
This telling scenario was one of many that played out in the latest and greatest effort to date to legalize a currently unsanctioned herb that is far safer than tobacco and less impairing than alcohol products. In California, many of the so-called medical cannabis dispensaries and their preferred cultivators forged an odd, and self-interested alliance with the US Drug Enforcement Administration, drug czar's office, California Chiefs of Police Association, California Beverage Association, Scientologists, drug rehabilitation profiteers and pro-big government, prohibitionist liberals like Senator Diane Feinstein in opposing Proposition 19 (which sought to allow California cities and counties the ability to legalize, regulate and tax cannabis sales to adults for non-medical purposes).
The current vote tally indicates a 54 percent-to-46 percent loss for Prop. 19, but reformers are hardly depressed, repressed or resigned by this loss. In fact, we are committed to redoubling the now 40-year-old cannabis law reform movement's political efforts to end Cannabis Prohibition, and return to the voters of California in 2012 again with a pro-reform initiative that has a nearly 50 percent base of public support in the state for legalization from which to build upon. (Prop. 19 garnered more votes than individually for Republican candidates Meg Whitman, Carly Fiorina and anti-cannabis Attorney General candidate Steve Cooley; and for a fraction of the cost these statewide office-seekers exhausted to achieve their vote totals).
The close loss might have turned out to be a narrow victory had the Prop. 19 campaign not received more than 50 percent of the public donations in the last four weeks of the campaign, which did not allow them to have any physical presence in Los Angeles County or the three major cannabis cultivation counties in the north (Mendocino, Humboldt and Sonoma), where, if only a small percentage more of voters had instead favored Prop. 19, then the headline on election night would have been all together different.
Preferred Policy for Adult Cannabis Use
NORML's bottom line: The federal government criminally prohibited the possession and use of cannabis in 1937. Nearly 75 years later it is apparent that cannabis is here to stay. It is time to begin to address this reality, and regulate its production, distribution, and use accordingly. When future voter initiatives pass at the state level that 'legalize' cannabis, they'll be but a first step (and certainly not the final one) in this direction.
It's time to end the legal harassment, discrimination, and criminal prosecution of adult cannabis consumers.
Despite coming up on the losing end of the final vote count, Proposition was a major winner in five distinct ways:
- Nationwide discussion and debate about legalizing cannabis was kicked off by Prop. 19's launch;other states like Colorado, Washington and Oregon are poised to launch legalization initiatives in 2011 or 2012.
- Law reformers made great strides in cannabis coalition building with major unions (SEIU), civil rights groups (NAACP), Democrats, and former law enforcement officials finally coming on board to support an end to Cannabis Prohibition.
- A new funding dynamic appears to be emerging for cannabis law reform in America as a number of wealthy young entrepreneurs stepped out of their smoky closets and acknowledged their stakeholdership in cannabis law reform (i.e., some of the founders of Facebook, Gmail and Napster) with large financial donations and supportive public statements.
Also, 'ganjapreneurs' and cannabusinesses in Oakland launched the initiative rather than liberal philanthropist George Soros and Peter Lewis-funded conduits Drug Policy Alliance and Marijuana Policy Project, who've traditionally received the 'big money' to run pro-cannabis reform initiatives since 1996.
- While most every major newspaper in California came out against Prop. 19, they did so while at the same time acknowledging the failure of Cannabis Prohibition and need for basic reforms.
- While opponents of Prop. 19 chiefly opposed three components (cannabis use in the workplace/drug testing; driving while impaired; and use of cannabis in front of young children), what was pleasantly devoid of the great public debate in California about cannabis legalization over the last year were the ol' Reefer Madness claims of cannabis being a 'gateway' drug, causing a-motivational syndrome, criminality or addiction.
NORML's Top 10 Lessons from Prop 19
NORML's Top 10 Lessons for Reformers from Proposition 19
- Make clear that legalization enhances, not detracts from patient access to cannabis as a medicine.
- Better appreciate that people 18-25 years of age make up the biggest group of stakeholders affected by Cannabis Prohibition and we can't over-penalize them to appease our opponents in hopes of gaining their support for reform.
- Find a way to integrate the current illegal growers and sellers into a new legalized market.
- You can't win until the general public is more scared of cannabis prohibition than they are of legalization.
- Stop painting cannabis as necessarily a bad thing that needs to be highly controlled.
- Be realistic about what legalization can and can't accomplish.
- Legalize cannabis first then deal with secondary issues like drug testing later.
- You can't treat cannabis like alcohol per se unless we have roadside tests (like we in fact have for alcohol).
- You can't commercialize cannabis cultivation and sales without consistent statewide regulations (not a city-by-city patchwork of laws).
- Recognize that medical cannabis has reached its political peak and is now inexplicably linked to the overall legalization effort.
Despite more than 70 years of federal cannabis prohibition, cannabis is here to stay. It's time to acknowledge this reality, and to cease ceding control of the commercial cannabis market to unregulated, untaxed criminal enterprises that destabilize America's precious borders with neighboring countries and rightly place cannabis in the hands of licensed businesses.


text: Marchesa Hair and Makeup | Bridal Spring 2014 Marchesa Proves That, Yes, Brides Can Wear a Smoky Eye by Jessica Cruel 4/19/13 2 Reactions 41 Shares Print 30 0 10 1 0 For New York Bridal Week Spring 2014, Marchesa sent models down the runway with a smoky eye fit for a nighttime wedding. While most women stray away from anything drastic on their wedding day, Revlon's Gucci Westman revealed the secret to pulling off the look with class. And while the hair by Kérastase seems complex, you can easily re-create it for yourself. The look: A soft smoky eye, a twisted knot, and sheer pink nails. Key tips: Revlon Global Artistic Director Gucci Westman recommends carrying a hydrating lipstick, concealer, and eye shadow for touch-ups during the wedding reception. Overheard backstage: Westman also told us a little bit about her wedding makeup and mentioned she might be making an all-inclusive palette for brides in the future. Source: Revlon What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kérastase lead stylist Akemi Tamaribuchi began by sectioning out the bangs, and piling the remainder of the hair into a midheight ponytail. She used Double Force finishing spray ($39) to slick back the sides, followed by a blast of heat to lock in hold. Then, she divided the ponytail into two sections using Mousse Substantive ($42) and Elixir Ultime ($54) to add shine before twisting models' strands into loose ropes. 1 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 After each section was twisted, Tamaribuchi used her fingers to create flyaways. "We wanted something really modern and really clean," she said. "We've seen a lot of ethereal, soft shapes but we wanted something a little more structural — the word fitted kept coming up." 2 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tamaribuchi then twisted each braid up into a simple yet complicated-looking knot, securing with hair pins. Bangs were smoothed up and back away from the face, and then incorporated into the twisted style. 3 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Revlon Global Artistic Director Gucci Westman wanted the look to be all about glowing skin and smoky eyes. "It has to be ultrasoft and it's all about the blending," she explained of the latter. "You don't see that it's shadow. It's just dark around the eye, which is naturally flattering because it enhances your eye color." To achieve this, she mixed the dark brown and gray tones from the brand's ColorStay Eye Shadow Quad in Bombshell and Adventurous ($8 each). Then she added Creme Gel Liner in Black ($10) on top and bottom lashes, smudging for a softer look. Cheeks were tinted with Baby Stick for Lips & Cheeks in Pink Passion ($9) to get that coveted bridal blush. Source: Revlon 4 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For lips, Westman used a natural-toned lip liner and added ColorBurst Lip Gloss in Crystal Water ($6). The luminous skin isn't just for face, either. Westman finished each model with a mix of highlighting products on the arms and collarbone area. "Skin is a big factor," Westman explained. "You should never go too far from what your fiancé knows you as; you should just enhance what you have as much as possible." Source: Revlon 6 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Short, natural-looking nails were done up in a soft pink called Sheer Petal ($5). 6 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The finished look. Source: Revlon 7 / 8 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 And from the back. 8 / 8 30 0 10 1 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Smokey EyesMarchesaBridal BeautyMakeupHairWedding Marchesa Dream of Wearing Marchesa? You'll Want to Get Your Hands on These 3/12 Cornrows Get a High-Fashion Update at Marchesa 2/13 What Do You Get When You Cross a Wood Nymph With a Princess? 2/12 Fashion, Meet Football! How 48 Designers Got in the Super Bowl Spirit 2/01 Vote: Heidi Klum Wore a Bouquet to the Red Carpet 1/12 Heidi Klum Mixes Fringe With Floral — Are You Into It? 11/24/13 Get a Personalized Fashion & Beauty Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Street Style Celebrity Style Fashion & Beauty News Beauty Tips What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Why Nicki Minaj is giving up on her cotton-candy-colored hair — HuffPost Style Tips to keep crows feet away, sans Botox — InStyle Go behind the scenes of Lupita Nyongo's People photo shoot — People StyleWatch A beach-lover's guide to Summer hair — SheFinds Why Kirsten Dunst will never be a redhead again — Allure 6 ways to get brows Cara Delevingne would envy — Real Simple Finally get your stick-straight hair to hold a curl — The Fashion Spot Hairstyling ideas for after your workout — You Beauty A beauty magic trick that makes pores disappear — Byrdie Find out if these three trendy ingredients live up to the hype — xoVain

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text: A friend of mine says that the industry standard is Illustrator, but I've only ever seen anybody use Photoshop, as well as I've only ever seen any school teach Photoshop. He also explains that Illustration is "MUCH more powerful". Anybody have input as to what they use to create their artwork?


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Currently, we have several great opportunities for you to get involved with Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee (PPMET). From financial support to advocacy to Young Professionals to administration and data assistance, there's a place for you here at PPMET! For more information you can email advocacy@ppmet, call 615.345.0952 - ask for Jessica, or browse our opportunities online here where you can establish an account and get notified if any volunteer or internship opportunity opens up for you.
After over 10 years of trying, members of the Tennessee General Assembly who oppose abortion without exception succeeded in passing a proposed constitutional amendment that will remove privacy rights and potentially ban abortion in Tennessee. the language of the proposed amendment is deliberately misleading - an attempt to trick voters into believing that exceptions would be in place for rape, incest, and life of the mother. Infact, it simply states ha the legislature has the ability to pass laws in the future to protect women in those circumstances if they choose to.
The Proposed Amendment Reads:
"Nothing in this Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion or requires the funding of an abortion. The people retain the right through their elected state representatives and state senators o enact, amend, or repeal statutes regarding abortion, including, but not limited to, circumstances of pregnancy resulting from rape or incest or when necessary to save the life of the mother."
Anti-choice members of the General Assembly claim that abortion is completely unregulated in Tennessee and argue that the amendment is necessary in order for them to place restrictions on or regulate access to abortion. However, the Assembly has been passing laws for years that do just that. In addition to already existing informed consent laws, a few of the current restrictions on abortion in Tennessee include: parental consent for minors seeking an abortion; a requirement that surgical abortions be done in licensed Ambulatory Surgical Treatment Centers; that physicians who perform abortions must have admitting privileges at a local hospital; and abortion facilities must post signs saying that women can't be coerced into having an abortion.
In November 2014, voters will be asked to vote on the amendment. We plan to wage an aggressive campaign to defeat it. We will ask you to suppor our effort in every way possible, including providing financial suppor to the campaign being formed to prevent the passage of this incredibly dangerous amendment. Stay tuned for more information.
Planned Parenthood has joined a new coalition in town: HEALTHY & FREE TENNESSEE. This coalition was formed to combat the increasing hostility and aggression toward women and families in Tennessee. With partners like the ACLU-TN, Choices (Memphis Center for Reproductive Health), ChoiceNashville, Knoxville Center for Reproductive Health, Knoxville Reproductive Justice & Equality Coalition, National Council of Jewish Women - Nashville Chapter, Nashville CARES, SisterReach, Tennessee AIDS Advocacy Network, Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence, and the Woe's Fund of Greater Chattanooga, we are ready to take on the bullies together.
To join the coalition mailing list or to learn more, go to HealthyandFreeTN.org.
We support the right of all Tennesseans to:
- Make private decisions about their sexual and reproductive health, free from intrusion or coercion by any government, group, or individual.
- Access a full range of safe & affordable sexual and reproductive health care along with accurate information about their health care options.
- Be free from discrimination on the basis of their reproductive life decisions.


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Daniel Pink, author of Drive, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about drive, motivation, compensation, and incentives. Pink discusses the implications of using monetary rewards as compensation in business and in education. Much of the conversation focuses on the research underlying the book, Drive, research from behavioral psychology that challenges traditional claims by economists on the power of monetary and other types of incentive. The last part of the conversation turns toward education and the role of incentives in motivating or demotivating
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For years, Daniel Pink has been investigating the intersection of science and business. His last book championed the role of creativity and 'right-brain' thinkers in the business world. He joins us to discuss his new book, "Drive: The Surprising Truth about What Motivates Us." Pink's previous books include "A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future."
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Author Dan Pink talks about the ideas in his book, A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future. He argues that the skills of the right side of the brain—skills such as creativity, empathy, contextual thinking and big picture thinking—are going to become increasingly important as a response to competition from low-wage workers overseas and our growing standard of living.
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Subject: FY10 Part B FER, Preliminary FY11 Allocations, and FY11 Budget Application/URGENT
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Intended Audience: Special Education Directors, Financial Administrators, Superintendents
Date: June 17, 2010
FY10 Part B Final Expenditure Report (FER) The FY10 Part B Final Expenditure Report (FER) is expected to be available for data entry Wednesday, June 23 and due Friday, July 30. If your district has a Proportionate Share obligation, please note that these funds have been divided between regular IDEA and ARRA IDEA.
Reported expenditures should reflect this division of funds. The Office of Special Education has created a step-by-step training guide to assist districts with completing the FER. The training guide is located at:
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The preliminary FY11 IDEA Part B Entitlement allocations will be posted by Wednesday, June 23. Please visit the Special Education Funds Management website next Wednesday to view your district's FY11 allocation at:
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The Part B Budget Application for FY11 is expected to be available for data entry Wednesday, June 23 and due Friday, July 9. Again, districts should refer to the step-by-step training guide for assistance in completing the application. FERs do NOT have to be submitted in order to submit a budget application. Applications submitted by July 9 will be backdated and substantially approved as of July 1. Applications received after July 9 will not be backdated, meaning districts cannot obligate Part B funds prior to the date they submit an application.
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PP bleeding is still there, but not all that much. I'm so ready for it to stop and so am ready for uhm.....some bedroom time with the dh. It was so unpleasant during 90% of the pregnancy that I'm so ready to enjoy it again! I hate having to wait.
So what is up with a fussy period each day? Aiden gets up sometime between 2 and 4 am and cries/screams for 2 hours. Other than that period he is good natured and generally happy, but those two hours each night are making me nuts and he really seems like he's in pain or something. Nothing helps and he doesn't want to nurse or be comforted. Any ideas?
DD2 has a sore breast. It is all red and puffy. Ped said to watch it and call him in the morning if it is bigger and they'll put her on antibiotics as it's could be an infection. But he doesn't think it is, he thinks it might just be those baby bumps they get...so I'm praying that's all it is!
I'm 6 pounds over my pre-preg weight. *I had put on 12lb pre-preg, though so I'm still feeling big. And mushy. What, if any, exercise is recommended 2 weeks PP? Could I be walking? I'd love to start targeting my abdomen sometime soon. So far, my exercise is kegals. I didn't have stitches and I'm feeling good in the healing department. My flow has reduced to an occasional trickle. (Sorry if TMI...)
What is everyone else doing for exercise?
are bumps normal? i noticed zit like bumps on dd2s chest and face- cant figure out if its a rash or zits lol. is this normal for a babe who is almost 6 weeks? nak.
Heather - Do you nurse side-lying? My LO's gas is sometimes helped by going vertical after feedings. He just grunts when he has that kind of gas though. For us the lower belly gas and pained cries have disappeared on the total elimination diet. Just 24 hours in, he was feeling a lot better.
I hope things get better for your babe soon. It's so hard when they cry and can't be consoled.
oh some ?'s too (i looked over on life with babe section and the kids there all seem older)
-belly button - his cord fell off at one week, he's had crusty blood on it every once in a while - no dripping or oozing, just notice crusty when changing him. I don't remember if dd's did that
-he had a broken blood vessel in his eye from birth. dd never had it - this thursday is 3 weeks it's still mostly there. How long do they take to go away?
Baby legs - do all look bow legged? my dh said dd's looked the same at that age, again i don't remember. Your baby's legs bow legged?


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Staring at the Walls
Selina Li, a product of the Chinese high school system, and Michael Martin, who currently attends a Southern California high school, compare the educational systems of their respective countries.
Published: Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Walking into a Chinese high school classroom, one first stares at the walls.
"Tuan jie qing fen- Unite, be diligent. Shang jin- Make progress."
These are the slogans one finds scrawled across the walls of a Chinese classroom. A record is posted on a wall listing the names of the most excellent students of the class, not only in terms of academics, but also in sports and other fields. One wall is designated for the exhibition of outstanding student work: student drawings, written compositions, and news to interest the students in public affairs. There is order and structure, everything is uniform. The chairs are organized into straight rows. The students are responsible for classroom cleanliness, not teachers or custodians.
Walking into an American high school classroom, one first stares at the walls. They are bright and colorful- awakening. Newspaper clippings are sometimes posted, but are secondary to student art and written compositions, which often lines each wall. Most American teachers don't list the names of the best students in the class for fear of stifling a struggling student's potential. Seating arrangement shows that order is not of the utmost importance. The chairs are sometimes arranged in a half-circle around the teacher's desk or whichever set-up the teacher deems most conducive to interaction and learning. Custodians, rather than students, are usually responsible for tidying the room.
The differences between Chinese and American classrooms lie not only in the walls, however, but also in teaching methods. While the defining principles and educational methods of a Chinese educational setting are, generally, memorization, respect, structure, and the student body, American educators believe individualism and creativity are paramount.
Chinese and American educational methods often diverge with regard to structure and respect in teacher-student relationships. According to traditional Chinese culture, students are to respect their teachers and appreciate their lessons. Such respect, however creates some distance between students and teachers. Chinese students are often reluctant to ask questions during class, though they may answer their teachers' questions when called on. Though students are passive during class, they like to conduct out-of-class discussions among themselves regarding their teachers' questions. In contrast to the typical Chinese student-teacher relationship, the American classroom often encourages student to question their teachers. While the Chinese teacher calls on a student for answers, the American teacher prefers volunteered answers from their pupils. The American classroom often involves an ongoing dialogue, in which students are active participants. The American student, in some circumstances, befriends teachers, arguably because of the absence of a Chinese-style respectful divide. While American students are active in the classroom, they are less likely to participate in out-of-class discussions regarding curricular material.
The Chinese and American educational systems also differ in their views toward the use of memorization.. Chinese social studies classes focus on the memorization of texts and events, whereas American social studies class typically emphasize the cause and effect of historical and political events. For example, an American World History class would focus, for the most part, on the importance of the cultivation of Vietnamese fast growing rice in southern China. A Chinese social studies class would more likely focus on the event's date and context on the spectrum of chronological history.
The two systems also differ with regard to competition among students. A Chinese student's rank determines his or her acceptance to high school. While many American educators claim that competition inhibits the learning process, many Chinese educators believe competition encourages students to succeed.
Examinations differ in frequency in China and America. American teachers administer tests on a regular basis throughout the term. In China, the final examination determines a student's grade. One might argue that China, in placing so much importance upon the final examination, is more concerned with a student's knowledge upon the completion of the course. In America, where tests are, for the most part, administered several times throughout the year for grade points, the evaluation of the student's educational process seems more important.
The Chinese and American education systems differ in terms of student-teacher relationships, memorization, competition, and examination. Students with different perspectives and learning methods emerge from the two systems. For example, while the Chinese student looks at the world in terms of dates and corresponding occurrences, the American student looks at the sociological aspect of those occurrences. It is in these fundamental educational differences that the gap between China and America widens- not only in the classroom.
The views expressed above are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the UCLA Asia Institute.


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Getting overloading with the playroom craft parade?? I love showing it all off. I've been wanting to do a couple of things that are everywhere in the craft blog world - use burlap and do freezer paper stencils. A play welcome mat was a great project to combine the two.
I printed the letters off using Word. Then I grabbed some freezer paper - it even says great for crafts!
With the piece of freezer paper over the letters I printed, I used a razor blade knife thing (utility knife?) to trace the letters and cut them out. I thought this would be slow and tricky, but it really wasn't.
Then I just ironed on the freezer paper to the burlap and used it as a stencil. When the paint had dried about 5-10 minutes, I peeled the freezer paper off.
I thought it needed more interest and really wanted to add some ruffles (must be all those burlap ruffle runners I've been seeing) but I have a toddler who can trip on flat ground and who knows what would happen with ruffles to step on. So I just sewed a couple of flat strips of fabric on the top and bottom. That was it!


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Ok. I'm trying out the command prompt generation for an HtmlHelp output for the first time.
I followed the RH documentation to the best of my ability and came up with the following:
rhcl "d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\vision\PC-DMIS Vision.xpj" -l "Vision Common CHM" -o D:\DocProjects\Outputs\common_chm\
The first parameter launches the project, the second defines the build layout, and the third the output.
It generates a help file. But I have these questions / issues:
1) Is there a log file generated to determine if there were problems in the compilation? If so, where?
2) Is there a way to specify the output chm name? It seems to be basing the name off of the xpj filename instead of getting it from the name defined in the layout. I want the file name to be "pcdmisvision.chm". It's giving me "PC-DMIS Vision.chm". It's not a big deal because I can use other command prompt commands to rename it. But still... it'd be nice.
3) When I launch the generated help I'm getting this strange hh.exe - No Disk error:
Clicking any of the buttons shows the above message again. But after clicking three times, it eventually launches the help:
But it launches with this topic as the default... maybe because it's alphabetically the first? It's certainly not going to the default topic specified in the layout. Plus the Index and Contents tabs are missing. I have the hhc and hhk file defined in the project and specified in the layout. The Search and Favorites tabs are working. The Glossary tab doesn't contain any entries (though it should).
If I generate the exact same layout inside of RH everything is generated as expected and desired: TOC, starting page, no hh.exe error...
Anyone else experiencing similar issues? This funcionality seems very buggy to me.
How can I resolve these issues?
Thanks in advance!
Command line generation is not something I use but Bill Albing wrote an article that is on my site at http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/command_line/command_line.htm. Maybe something in that will help.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
Thanks Peter. I still think there's a bug somewhere in the software. As far as I know I'm doing everything correctly. Or maybe command line generation only functions with 32-bit systems? When I get a moment, I'll try to take a look at that. I did find out how to get the compile log.
There weren't any "errors" per se in the log however. I did have a bucket load of "HHC4001: Warning:" messages that said this:
"The following alias line does not contain an '=' character separating the topic IDs: </alias>"
But aliases have to do with context mapping not with this weird hh.exe message. I doubt that's the culprit.
The index file, PC-DMIS Vision.hhk, for the Index tab is listed in the log.
The content file, PC-DMIS Vision.hhc, for the Contents tab is not listed in the log.
Who knows. I may need to come up with an alternate way of automating.
I did some more testing and have some more information on this. First, I did have RH 7 and RH 9 both installed in my original post.
1) I tested this in a 32-bit Vista machine (VMWare) running RH 9 (same version) with my exact same project. My rhcl command line generation in that environment used the correct filename defined in the layout and it had the contents and index tabs displaying fine, as hoped. It looked great. And No hh.exe errors. Yay!
2) I copied that same chm file onto my 64-bit Windows 7 machine and opened it. Strangly enough, I got the same hh.exe error described in my original post, after three mouse clicks on any of the buttons, the help finally appears.
3) I then changed my code in my batch file on my 64-bit to find and use RH 9's rhcl.exe file specficically by driving down into the RH 9 install directory and running rhcl.exe.
Maybe it was running the rhcl from RH 7 and not from RH 9:
cd /d "c:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe RoboHelp 9\RoboHTML\"
rhcl.exe "d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\vision\PC-DMIS Vision.xpj" -l "Vision Common CHM" -o "D:\DocProjects\Outputs\common_chm" -g D:\DocProjects\Outputs\common_chm\vision_compilelog.txt
It did generate the file just like the 32-bit Vista machine did. Correct filename, correct TOC and Index and Glossary. Everything functioned, except I still got that cursed hh.exe errror I have to click three times to get past.
When I copied this Windows 7 64-bit generated help down into my 32-bit Vista environement, it functioned normally.
4) I tried uninstalling RH 7 so that I just had RH 9 on my system and re-ran my test on my 64-bit system. Same hh.exe error.
So, something in the 64-bit world is screwing up the display of command-line generated helps. Anyone else on 64-bit machines seeing this? Any ideas on how to fix it?
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Found out some more info on this.
The good news is that this isn't really a problem with command line generation. I originally thought it was because I never noticed the above HH.EXE error message when generating the chm from within RH. It turns out I can see this error with this project regardless of the build method as long as I navigate to the chm and double-click on it from within an Window's explorer. For whatever reason, if I view the compiled help from within RH (by right-clicking on the build layout and choosing View) or from the post compile prompt (which is what I usually did), I don't see the error.
The bad news is that this means this error is project specific and I have no idea what is causing it. A google search on "hh.exe - No Disk" yields very little results.
Wonder if this is it?
Rick Stone recently responded to a post where the user could view the help from RoboHelp, which you can, but not when they opened the file direct. It was on a 64 bit system and Rick pointed out they needed to register the 64 bit version of the HHActiveX.DLL.
Could this also be related to your other problem re merged help?
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
Hmm, if that were the case, I think all my chms I've compiled would have the same hh.exe problem wouldn't they, not just this one? And same with the merged file problem. I would again suspect that all merged helps would have the same issue if that single dll were not registered for whatever reason? Anyway, I'll double-check the registration of that dll just in case. Thanks.
That's the trouble with rushed replies, they're rubbish. Hope the other one is better.
No problem Peter. I appreciate the time you take to help us all out.
I did re-register that dll and got the same error as before.
I wanted to report that I fixed this problem a couple of weeks ago. It turned out my xpj file had issues. I had multiple references pointing to merged chms, but to pathways that no longer existed in the <MergedFiles></MergedFiles> element.
Once I deleted these references using a text editor and saved the fixed xpj and recompiled, I no longer got the above error.


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HOBOKEN, N.J. — Two days after the superstorm Sandy struck the East Coast, rescue officials confronted flooded cities and battered beach towns that remained dangerous and chaotic, particularly in pockets of hard-hit New Jersey.
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Independents call for Wiltshire Council allowances to be retracted (From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald)
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10:11am Monday 16th December 2013 in News By Craig Jones
Independent councillors are calling for Wiltshire Council's controversial allowance increase to be rescinded.
The Independent Political Group, including councillors Jeff Osborn, Terry Chivers, Ernie Clark, Helen Osborn and Chris Caswill, has written to the council's chairman, Wiltshire Councillor Christine Crisp, for an extraordinary meeting to be held.
They oppose Wiltshire Council's decision, made during November's full council meeting, which has seen Wiltshire Council leader Jane Scott's allowances increase by 36.5 per cent a year, taking them from £37,335 to £52,227.
Cabinet members' allowances have increased by at least 22 per cent, rising from £15,101 to £18,433 a year, while councillors' basic allowances has gone up by one per cent to £12,289 a year.
The allowance increase was proposed by the council's Independent Remuneration Panel and was accepted following a recorded vote. A total of 53 councillors voted for the proposals, 28 were against and two abstained.
Under their constitution, for Wiltshire Council to overturn a decision made within the last six months the signatures of at least 10 councillors are needed.
Cllr Osborn said: "It is time this issue came to a head. In some ways, I feel sorry for Jane Scott as none of her other Conservatives have come out and backed her on this which I feel is very strange."
Last week, Cllr Scott finally agreed to be interviewed about the allowance increase after refusing to answer questions on the subject for over a month.
"We are working in a more efficient way, but that does put an awful lot of pressure on all of us, both members and officers in the organisation, to deliver," she said.
"They (the remuneration panel) wanted to make it right, not for me, but for the people who come after me."
During the summer, the council ran a voluntary redundancy programme in which 252 front-line staff decided to leave the organisation.
While, seven of the council's 18 associate directors took voluntary redundancy, while the remaining associate directors saw their wages rise on average by 7.5 per cent.
After the council agreed to the allowance increase outraged tax payer Paul Gaunt set-up a petition calling for cllr Scott and her cabinet to resign. This has received over 2,000 signatures.
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Former team members of Sweden-based developer GRIN have come together and formed a new studio that will focus on small, downloadable games. The studio, dubbed Might and Delight, is looking to create more simple, retro-style games.
"It's no secret we love retro. Our ambition is to continue doing what we started with Rearmed. Small, fresh games with strong old school flavor," the studio said in its announcement.
"We are here to repeat our former success! It's no secret that Might and Delight loves retro. We adore the delicate simplicity found in many old games. Our goal is to create experiences that looks to that simplicity while providing something fresh and accessible!"
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Peets coffee is better than 7&11 – It is time to see what these coffee shop like peets and starbucks do with coffee?
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This coffee and tea retreat brews bold batches of coffee and unique selections of tea, consistently pleasing its devout followers – In Short
In the wee hours, the strong smell of Peet's Coffee lures sleepy morning birds for their first caffeine fix of the day. These "Peetniks," the nickname dubbed to loyal customers, can be found reading the paper or chatting amicably while chipper baristas to brew a fresh, quality cup of joe. Originating in Berkeley, California, this coffee shop roasts and ships all 32 of its flavors daily to ensure the freshest beans available. Speciality blends, latte drinks, and iced beverages are all offered, each with the signature taste from their artisan roasting facility. However, coffee is not the only forte that Peet's has to offer; as its moniker incurs, there is an assortment of teas to choose from as well. Delectable baked goods are available to pair with your java, and the coupling just might convince you to join the cult of Peetniks.
Ummm! – I've been a customer of Peet's Los Altos store for 5 years now. It's a fabulous place to meet folks, to rush in for a much needed shot of cafe or just to wander through. The employees are friendly and knowledgable and the customers are all there for the same reason, to enjoy the experience.
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Picasso's Granddaughter Diana Widmaier Picasso in Conversation with curator-at-large Richard Kendall
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June 24, 2010
June 24, 2010
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Picasso's Granddaughter Diana Widmaier Picasso in Conversation with curator-at-large Richard Kendall on July 11 at the Clark
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – On Sunday, July 11, Diana Widmaier Picasso, art historian and author of the forthcoming catalogue raisonné of Pablo Picasso's sculpture, discusses her grandfather's work with Impressionist scholar Richard Kendall. The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute's groundbreaking exhibition Kendall and Widmaier Picasso will discuss her research on Pablo Picasso's sculpture and address some of the professional and personal questions it raises. Diana Widmaier Picasso in Conversation with Richard Kendall will take place at 3 pm at the Clark. Admission is free to the lecture.
Widmaier Picasso and Kendall will talk about the discoveries she has made and the distinctive challenges posed by Picasso's unorthodox techniques and materials. The two speakers will also consider Picasso's interest in the sculpture of Degas, as represented in the current exhibition, and contrasts between Picasso's and Degas's approach to the medium. Diana Widmaier Picasso's research has lead to the catalogue raisonné which was started in 2003 and to a published book; "Picasso: Art Can Only be Erotic" in 2005. Widmaier Picasso is Pablo Picasso's granddaughter by her grandmother Marie-Thérèse Walter, his mistress, model and muse from 1927 until the mid 1930s. Diana was born in 1971 to their daughter Maya just two years before Picasso's death. She studied art history at the Ecole du Louvre in Paris and later specialized in Master Drawings at Sotheby's and at New York's Metropolitan Museum.
Exhibition curator Richard Kendall met with members of the Picasso family, studied hundreds of works by Picasso and Degas, and visited archives, museums, and private collections in the United States and Europe while conducting research for the exhibition. Kendall is an independent exhibition curator and scholar specializing in the work of Edgar Degas, and also curator-at-large at the Clark. Originally trained as a painter and printmaker before taking an MA in Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, he has published books on Cezanne, Degas, Monet, and Van Gogh. He curated several major exhibitions of the work of Degas in Britain and the United States and has written essays and reviews on the work of contemporary artists including Lucian Freud, Howard Hodgkin, and Leon Kossoff.
Picasso Looks at Degas, on view June 13 through September 12, 2010, brings together over one hundred works from international museums and private collections which explore the depth of the Spanish artist's fixation through dramatic pairings and groupings. The Clark is the exclusive North American venue for the exhibition; it will be presented at the Museu Picasso in Barcelona in the fall of 2010.
Picasso Looks at Degas was organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute and the Museu Picasso, Barcelona. It is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities, and with the special cooperation of Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz- Picasso para el Arte.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is free November through May. Admission is $15 June 1 through October 31. Admission is free for children 18 and younger, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413 458 2303 or visit clarkart.edu.


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Osteogenesis imperfecta type 5
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Christian baby gifts are wonderful expressions of love for a new baby. They can be keepsakes or things babies will have their hands on daily. Either way, Christian baby gifts can be cherished items which will be appreciated.
Not so long ago, Christian baby gifts were Bibles or occasional decorative crosses. Retailers realized that this was bad for business and began producing and selling items which would appeal to those believers who wanted to share the Good News with even the youngest of children. That is why there is now a wealth of gift ideas available for those wanting to give baby gifts with a religious theme.
If you are hoping to give a Christian baby gift item which the baby can use you have several options available to you. Very recently stuffed toys have been made available which are in keeping with Christian teachings. You can find stuffed animals kneeling in prayer or with angelic themes. Often times, these toys will have sound features which recite prayers or children's hymns which are triggered by the squeezing of an ear or the animal's paw. There are also religion based stuffed toys which light up when hugged. These are all wonderful items which can be a comfort to any child.
Books are also great Christian baby gifts. Bibles designed for children are available for age groups from infants to older children and teens. If you do opt for a Bible or faith based books, they may not necessarily be age appropriate for babies, but parents can use them to spend time reading to the child and teaching Christian doctrine from very early on. As the child ages, they will have favorite books from which to learn the basics of Christianity which they can read on their own.
Keepsake boxes are also widely available. These are not always Christian baby gifts, but they can be made so with a little creativity. What most keepsake boxes do feature is a lovely box (often lined with satin) with a hinged lid in which to store special items like a first pair of booties, a lock of hair or a pacifier. Many of them have a picture frame in the lid which can display a wonderful photo of the baby. These can also be personalized by having them engraved or by having a brass plate affixed with a special message of God's love or a Bible verse. These can surely be used for the storage of Christening gowns, first Bibles or items from a baby's baptism or dedication like a dried flower or certificate.
Some of the best baby gifts to be found are faith based. Start shopping early to find the best in Christian baby gifts.
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Rebel Son
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Rebel Son is an original honky-tonk/rockabilly band based out of Raleigh, NC. Consisting of guitarist/singer/songwriter Lee Johnson, drummer Tom Warwick & bassist Dave Schneider, REBEL SON delivers an intense set of finely crafted original songs. Their music, in addition to their display of Southern heritage, is, in reality, defining & expressing the thoughts, feelings & occasional unlawful actions & behaviors of "everyday" people living in an "everyday" world. Not for the faint-of-heart, REBEL SON will electrify you with a high octane journey as they proclaim their blue-collar doctrine proudly without the regards of sensitivity, or alienating the easily offended. To put it simply, they're a foul-mouthed redneck rock band that just doesn't give a shit. Visit their website! http://www.rebel-son.com Read More
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well I am reinstalling.
Oh look. I'm here.
Kim Chi - The Drag Queen.
Lot's have changed, huh?
Aaaaand you just opened the floodgates for the mindless anti-FF14 brigade. Again.
Good job.
They just tried to make XIV to much like 11 and didn't take into account that action MMO's are what's "In" IMO. I think people are just getting bored of most of the current mmo's features/gameplay.
Yeah it's kinda funny how strong feelings of hate people have against FFXIV. Oo


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When humans get the common cold, a common symptom is a stuffy or runny nose. Is that the body's immune response or is that the virus's doing?
It's mainly caused by swelling of large veins and by an increase in vascular permeability that leads to an accumulation of fluids in the nasal mucosa. These effects are mediated, at least in part, by bradykinin and histamine, and can be counteracted by epinephrine. These mediators are part of the immune response to the viral particles.
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The stuffiness is due to edema or swelling of the mucous membrane covering the nasal cavity. The swelling is caused by vasodialatation or dialatation of the capillaries and leaky vessels which accumulate fluid within the mucous membrane. The runny nose is mainly due to hyperactivity of the mucous cells of the lining which causes vastly more secretion than normal, triggered by the inflammatory reaction to the infection.


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Basically, outerwear is clothing worn outdoors, which is one of the most powerful shield apparel that completes men's overall appearance throughout more than half of the year.
Gentlemen, a new season means it's time for new outerwear unless you are living in a city with an average temperature of 80F throughout the year. You will need at least one topper to update your business attire and another for your downtime for spring and one 3/4 length coat to make the transition from fall to winter as trendy as possible. And there comes winter. A winter outerwear is one of the most expensive wardrobe investments that has to help you stay both warm and stylish.
Unless you're a sports lover, this top shields offer obvious benefits for you than the warmer months of the year,
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Say good-bye to the days when it was impossible to find outerwear that was affordable, warm and fashionable.
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Some friends and I drove out of town yesterday to visit two farm-sized gardens. I took about a thousand photos, and yet of all of the images I could have picked to show today, I chose this one of the tiniest dianthus I have ever seen in my life. I might be on a bit of a dianthus kick. I did buy three different types this spring.
I spotted the single flower, smaller than half an inch, hidden deep among a field of mid-sized grasses and common field plants. How I noticed it — a needle in a giant haystack — is beyond me. My trusty copy of National Audobon Society's "Field Guide to Wildflowers, Eastern Region" indicates that this plant, Deptford Pink (Dianthus armeria) is not a native to North American but was brought over from Europe. The common name is a reference to Deptford, England, where it was once found in abundance.


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Designed to help women get a good start with breast-feeding. Learn about breast milk production, what to expect the first days of breast-feeding, how to breast-feed and the advantages and myths of breast-feeding. Options for breast-feeding after going back to work also are discussed. Partners are welcome and encouraged to attend this two-and-a-half hour session. We recommend taking it during your last trimester of pregnancy. This class is for adults.
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I bought this burgundy duvet cover, a 630 thread count Egyptian cotton sheet, and another 600 thread count Egyptian cotton sheet from overstock. Of the three, this one feels like its in a whole new class of smoothness. This duvet cover is smoother than any sheet/duvet cover I have ever felt, there are no stripes on it, the brand is Luxor, the color looks like the burgundy in the pic, and the shams have a crease where the pillow inserts in middle of the sheet on one side. Alot of people here are complaining of the shams, I don't see anything wrong with them. As for the actual duvet cover... Wow!!! It feels like a luxurious satin sheet, but has the crispness and coolness of a high quality cotton. So good infact I went to a department store to feel other 600 count sheets to confirm the legitmacy of my other purchases. Nothing in the store, except the the fancy 200 dollar 1000 thread counts felt quite as nice as these. This is a must buy, I have no idea where these other reviewers are getting their information or what sheet they received. All I know is I purchased 3 sheets/duvet covers at one time from overstock and this one could run smoothness circles around the other two.
I ordered this Duvet cover for my king size bed. The color is good and I like the soft but heavy feel of the fabric. I was disappointed when I went to place my down comforter into the duvet and there weren't any ties in the corners to keep the duvet in place. I don't like to use safety pins because they might come open and poke someone. The Egyptain Cotton does have wrinkle problems but most cotton does. Overall I like the product but will have to sew in the ties- It would have been nice to know that it didn't have ties when I ordered it.
I read the reviews before deciding the purchase this duvet. People were going on and on about how soft it was and what a good buy it was considering what it is and the price for it. So when I first touched the duvet, I was surprised by how NOT soft it was. HOWEVER, just a little google research about Egyptian cotton put all my worries to rest. I follow instructions I found on several sights online and washed the duvet, making sure that the water was cold, that I used only half the amount of detergent I normally would use for the load size, setting the machine to do an extra rinse cycle to make sure all the chemicals and detergent are washed out, and tumble-drying the duvet on low (since I have nowhere to hang-dry an item of that size). It made a world of difference. Already after one wash, the duvet is softer, which is exactly what is supposed to happen to Egyptian cotton. It's meant to be a durable material and that gets softer with more washings. I can't speak for the durability of the duvet yet, but I'm very pleased with the softness.
Remarkably good quality for price. Have ordered many Egyptian cottons and many are thick and rough; this is soft and has a silky teture. It actually has the same look as a very expensive Casa Linea sheet set. Go for it.
I bought gold, and it has a lovely sheen that suits my room. The fabric is heavy (to be expected with 650TC), so it weighs down my comforter more than I expected, but it looks lavish. It is cotton, so it was very wrinkled when I first put it on the bed, but after a few days it's not terribly wrinkled. If I had ironed it, I suspect it would still be this wrinkled after several days of folding it back and moving it around on a king sized bed. If you want pristine wrinkle free, I think you need to go with polyester, which in my opinion doesn't feel as nice.
Egyptian Cotton 650 Thread Count Solid Sateen Finish 3-piece Duvet Cover Set, everthing as described, well worth buying, great price, great comfort, looks very expensive
I love this duvet. It's not only soft and cozy but the Plum color is true to the picture. Can't beat it for the price.
I bought the full/queen for my full-sized bed and it is quite large and hangs quite a bit over the sides. It is a lovely set, but it seems kind of thin. It seems more like a summer set. I put two down comforters in it because one was not enough.
Needed a hard-to-find color to coordinate with my new headboard. I chose the plum which is more like the color of aubergine. Launders nicely & remains fairly wrinkle-free. It does show the cat-hair but the ease cleaning makes this not such a problem.
I was anxiously waiting for this to arrive and when it did, I was disappointed with the color. Its not a plum its more of an eggplant color. Too dark for my needs and I returned it. The quality and design were great along with the feel of the fabric. Deserves a 5 star rating if it werent for the color being off.
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Discovering Words In the Kitchen
Julian Walker
Shire Books, 2010
96 pp.
I am known, in my family, for getting up from the table in the middle of dinner to go look up a word in the dictionary. Often it is the same Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology that my mother used to consult when she needed to look up a word we were using in conversation at dinner many years ago (so you can see where I got it from!). My family are kind and tolerant, and they like word history too, so they just smile when they hear me say "let me just look that up" and go off to the bookshelves in the next room.
Now, with Discovering Words in the Kitchen – a wonderful little culinary etymological dictionary – I can have my words and eat them (or rather, eat my dinner) too. Walker's introduction is a concise and helpful history of dining in Britain through the ages. The rest of the book is divided into sections dealing with all manner of ingredients – fruits, vegetables, cereals and so on – as well as with a few common dishes such as the omelette. The omelette (to give you an example of the things you can learn from this book) is either a variation of the Old French oeufs mêlés (mixed eggs) or possibly from the Medieval French alumette (from the Latin for "thin layer" or "sword blade"). Kitchen implements, cupboard ingredients and general cooking terms are also covered.
So now I keep Discovering Words in the Kitchen right in the kitchen and instead of simmering (originally simpering, but also possibly from the Germanic root sim meaning to hum) when I need to drop a bit of word history into the conversational soup (Old English soppe, something in which soppets or suppets – toasted bits of bread – were dunked) – I will be able to stay in my chair and refer to this informative and very enjoyable book. This will please everyone here at home except one of the cats, who feels that she ought to have a place at the table, and takes my seat every time I leave it.
Note: Shire Books was kind enough to send this book to me for free (as well as several other titles that I'll be reviewing in the future) – but as always the opinions expressed are totally my own.