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The Number One Easy Way to Setup a Failed Migration
It surprises me how much I run across this one but then again I have been guilty of it as well.
There is a very important first step that I find skipped over and forgotten quite often when it comes to running an Exchange migration. Or really any other kind of migration. Have you taken a system state backup of AD yet? No? Then you're just spinning the bottle and hoping it doesn't end up with you getting cozy with Microsoft's support hoping that they can fixed your screwed up Active Directory.
Don't make the mistake of assuming backups are working
I made this mistake once upon a time. It was from one of the first Exchange migrations I was running. I didn't feel like being bothered to take a backup of AD as the server was a really slow server. I was confident that the nightly backups had taken care of everything anyhow. Though I didn't bother to validate this. So I went directly into running the migration and everything was going smoothly at first. Everything looked like it was running great. But then part of the way through I found that AD replication had broken and that it possibly had been that way for a while. It would have been easy to roll back to an AD backup, correct the problem and then retrace my steps but unfortunately that wasn't an option. Because I hadn't taken a backup. The nightly backups hadn't worked in several months either. That lead into a call with Microsoft later on and then having to spend even more hours fixing things manually via ADSIedit when they couldn't figure it out.
I don't want to be the one cleaning up after you
It is a very simple step to take at the very beginning. Just grab a backup before you run your first setup.com /PrepareAD. While you're at it, why don't you test the backup of your current mail server and make sure that it is working ok as well. Trust me on this. You don't want to be the guy to explain to your boss that the data is gone as your only valid backup is from 3 years ago. Your backups are working, right? You might want to double check on that just to be sure. I recommend a mock restore for that extra bit of assurance.
The Magic in Troubleshooting the Black Box
Sometimes at work I feel like a magician.
For instance some Microsoft Exchange or Hyper-V clustering issue bubbles up through the tiers of help desk, engineers and senior engineers that have had hours of troubleshooting and myriad eyes thrown at it without making a lick of progress. Then the issue gets slid onto my plate and 15-30 minutes later I have everything fixed up and a client looking much happier as he is able to get back to work. Sometimes they'll ask why was I able to fix the issue so swiftly when all these other people spent hours at work with no resolution. That cues what I fondly call the magician moment.
I always wanted to be a magician when I was a kid. This is one way I get a small taste of it. The magician moment is when the audience is wondering how the rabbit was pulled out of the hat, or perhaps how the levitating woman disappeared. Now you can explain to the client how all of the magic happened and sometimes if they're a truly technical client they will be very interested in the explanation. But the majority of the time I find that they prefer to think that you just have some special magic that the rest of the world does not have access to. It is a pretty good feeling most of the time.
Now there is a secret to being able to pull this off
time and time again even when the odds are stacked against you. It is all about the trail of logic and being able to follow it through the (logical, not physical) closed off black boxes along that trail. In computers as in science every action produces a reaction. So the first step to setting yourself up for success is to make sure that you know everything you can about how your system, and connected systems, at hand operate. You can't just hide behind your known system be it Exchange or Hyper-V or Active Directory and declare all other territories unknown and not your problem. There has been many a time I have found the solution to a problem with a timely packet capture with WireShark or checking the routing topology on the local router. That falls in the area of the networking team but with applying my own knowledge of networking I was able to take a huge shortcut and point the problem either directly to the network (with solid evidence) or directly to the server and then fix it.
Love the black box
The point is that magic can happen when you break down the black boxes around you. You can't completely eliminate the black boxes, but if you can reduce them then you can get an idea of how things are functioning in the neighboring black box. Let's throw in another example. Recently a coworker of mine came to me with a problem he was stuck on. He's great with server problems but he makes it very clear that networking is not his cup of tea. A server had successfully gone through a P2V and was up and running in the cluster, but a certain service was inaccessible remotely no matter how he looked at things. He made the assumption that things were incorrectly configured on the networking side of things beyond the server. Now there were several ways he could have tested that theory all of which would not involve looking into the black box of the networking equipment, but it does involve knowing what goes into it and what is expected to come out. A ping test would have verified routing and a probe of the port internally would have told him that it was not open on the server. Quickly checking on the server showed that the port was not open on the server's firewall. An easy check, but since he considered the black box not his problem he was not able to easily and swiftly reach that conclusion.
So in summary make sure you're always following logic in your troubleshooting and that you are always learning within and without of your realm of expertise. That will set you on the track of the magician as well. Perhaps you'll be the next one to be asked how that rabbit came out of the hat.
Do you have any magician moment stories as well? Please share them in the comments as I would love to hear them.
Essential Exchange Troubleshooting – Send Email via Telnet
One of the best tools available for troubleshooting mail flow issues is right at your fingertips. It is quick, simple, and only requires a little training to use effectively. I am always surprised at how very few Exchange administrators seem to use it. You can see some of this in action in my previous NDR troubleshooting post. So let's delve into some of the basics of how to use telnet for troubleshooting your mail flow issues.
First off, it is a great way to see if your SMTP service is even available. If you cannot connect to it via telnet then you immediately know that you need to check on the health of your services and if that is ok then you most likely have a firewall or other networking issue. So to execute this basic check pop open a command prompt and run
telnet myserver.contoso.com 25
Substituting your server address and if you are troubleshooting an alternate port change the 25 to whatever port you are troubleshooting. The majority of the time it will be port 25 though. If you receive a successful connection you should be greeted by your mail server's banner, probably something along the lines of below
220 myserver.contoso.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Mon, 27 May 2013 08:19:44 -0700
This is also a good time to check whether you are seeing the correct server address in your banner. If you are seeing the internal address for myserver.contoso.local you will want to update this.
At this point you need respond with a HELO or EHLO command to start the SMTP conversation. What is the difference between them? HELO is for SMTP while EHLO is for eSMTP. In the context of sending an e-mail via telnet it won't matter which you use but it mail be useful to use EHLO to see what verbs are being offered, especially if you are suspecting that there mail be a problem with eSMTP.
EHLO mail.alternatecontoso.com
You should receive a response similar to what is below
250-myserver.contoso.com Hello [126.96.36.199] 250-SIZE 250-PIPELINING 250-DSN 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES 250-STARTTLS 250-AUTH NTLM LOGIN 250-8BITMIME 250-BINARYMIME 250 CHUNKING
If you have seen all of the above then so far so good. Your routing is good (assuming you aren't being routed to the wrong SMTP server, but if you are and you don't know it then you have bigger problems), your firewall configuration is correct and your hub transport is listening. Also note from the verbs sent above you can see that this service supports TLS and authentication as you can see in the STARTTLS and AUTH NTLM LOGIN verbs.
Now we want to start sending an email to someone on this server. Most likely your postmaster account since you are just testing your mail flow.
MAIL FROM: email@example.com
You should receive a Sender OK response. If not then you'll know that you need to look into sender permissions.
250 2.1.0 Sender OK
We need to specify who we are sending to
RCPT TO: email@example.com
Here you should receive a Recipient OK response. This is the part where the conversation is most likely to break down and you will get an error code that you can start working with.
250 2.1.5 Recipient OK
So far so good, now we can send the actual email. Start off with the DATA command
And the server will be ready to receive your input. You can get as fancy or as simple as you like here but once you are done with the message use a . to end the mail input
354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF> . 250 2.6.0 <firstname.lastname@example.com> [InternalId=47975] Queued mail for delivery
Assuming everything is still going well you should see either a queued mail for delivery or a spam rejection, depending upon how strict your spam filter is. You also may get an error message that would be worth researching as well. If everything is still going well you can close out the conversation.
QUIT 221 2.0.0 Service closing transmission channel
This is all for sending an email similar to how an anonymous server on the Internet would send an e-mail. There are a few variations that you will want to be aware of as well though. The first is for testing relaying. When you get to the part where you input the recipient you will input a remote server recipient.
RCPT TO: email@example.com
If you are NOT wanting the server to relay the expected response would be
550 5.7.1 Unable to relay
This is a good thing as you do not want open relays sitting around. But on the other hand if this is an internal connector that is supposed to be relaying then you could have a permissions problem on your hand.
The other method that you would normally use telnet testing for is authentication. This is a bit more complex. After your HELO/EHLO command you will issue
To which if basic authentication is supported you will receive a response of
334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
This gibberish is actually a base64 encoded response that says "Username:". The expected response to this is a base64 encoded username. An online utility I recommend is at this site which is pretty simple for encoding/decoding base64 message. So translate the username you are attempting to use into base64 and respond with that. I responded with "logon" encoded.
You should receive a response of
334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6
Which translates to "Password." So now you need to response with the account's password encoded in base64. My response was "My simple password"
You should now receive an Authentication successful message
235 Authentication succeeded
And you can continue with the rest of your steps of sending an email.
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OWA Login – Your Account has been Disabled
While this may not be a common issue, or at least I certainly hope it is not a common issue for you, it can be a bit vexing to figure out what is going on. You have a user with a recently restored account that is attempting to login to OWA and they are receiving an error similar to the following:
Your account has been disabled.
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Url: https://mail.contoso.com:443/owa/
User host address: 184.108.40.206
User: Jane Doe
EX Address: /o=first organization/ou=exchange administrative group
(fydibohf23spdlt)/cn=recipients/cn=jane doe96d
SMTP Address: firstname.lastname@example.com
OWA version: 14.2.318.2
The steps leading up to this error are most likely as follows.
- A user's account was deleted and their mailbox removed recently. Possibly by accident or possibly by company politics.
- The user's account is recreated as opposed to restored (which means a new SID and all the fun that goes along with that) and their mailbox is reattached to the account.
- The user now attempts to login with their "new" account into their old mailbox.
- Angry calls to your help desk now ensue.
Most likely your first thought was to do an iisreset but in this case you would be wrong. Here is how you clear this issue up swiftly and easily. Open up the EMS and run:
Clean-MailboxDatabase –Identity <Database Name>
This kicks off a scan of AD that updates the status of disconnected mailboxes in the targeted database. Alternatively you could also just tell the user to wait until Exchange runs its maintenance cycle on the database but that answer definitely won't win you any friends. Now why does this need to be done? As you've probably suspected it is due to cached AD information of the disconnected mailboxes. For more info take a look at KB2682047.
SharePoint 2013 mystery error ID4220: The SAML Assertion is either not signed …
While implementing a fresh SharePoint 2013 claims based authentication site using ADFS 2.0 I ran across this error.
ID4220: The SAML Assertion is either not signed or the signature's KeyIdentifier cannot be resolved to a SecurityToken. Ensure that the appropriate issuer tokens are present on the token resolver. To handle advanced token resolution requirements, extend Saml11TokenSerializer and override ReadToken.
Doing a search Bing/Google search turned up precious little information on this error and it mostly pertained to customer providers, which at this point were not being implemented on the site as this was using the out of the box provider. Going through and validating rules and URLs turned up previous little. It did sound a lot like a certificate error though, so carefully looking into the certificates used showed that I had exported and imported the wrong certificate on the STS. I had grabbed the token decrypting certificate instead of the token signing certificate. This is easily corrected. Export the certificate to a DER encoded file and then use the following commands to update your STS with the correct certificate.
$certPath = "C:\certs\tokensigner.cer"
$cert = New-Object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2("$certPath")
New-SPTrustedRootAuthority -Name "Token Signing Certificate" -Certificate $cert
$sts = Get-SPTrustedIdentityTokenIssuer
$sts | Set-SPTrustedIdentityTokenIssuer -ImportTrustCertificate $cert
Getting a Windows RRAS VPN server working on XenServer
A quick note on this. I was troubleshooting a problem today of a newly setup Windows RRAS PPTP VPN server was not working. Or rather it was kind of working. You could connect and authenticate, but when it came time to passing traffic you could only ping the RRAS server itself. Which is a bit troublesome if you are wanting to access anything else on the network such as your file server, your domain controller, your Exchange server and so forth.
Capturing traffic via Wireshark did show that traffic from the VPN client would pass beyond the RRAS server and a reply would be sent. It just never makes it back to the client from the RRAS. Some quick queries to Google turned up little beyond more familiar problems of incorrectly configured multihomed RRAS servers. Which proved not to be the case here. It turned out that TCP offloading was rearing its ugly head again. After switching that off in the properties for the NIC in question traffic immediately started passing back and forth properly. This made for happy clients. So the moral of the story is probably that you should always suspect offloading no matter how fixed it is claimed to be. Or perhaps to use Intel NICs instead of Broadcom, but that remains as something that I will have to test out later if I get the opportunity.
Problems Installing Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 on SBS 2011
Now these problems that occur are very likely originating from an already rather screwed up installation of SBS 2011. I was not involved in the original setup of this particular server but I do know that there had been a large number of problems originally encountered. In this instance the task was to get Exchange 2010 SP2 installed. There are several hoops that you may have to jump through to get this installed, here I will recount what I was required to do.
Firstly you need to make sure that you have closed any instance of the SBS Console. Otherwise you'll get a failure in the prerequisites. Also initially you'll need to stop the Windows SBS Manager service though if you can get the install to progress to the point of working on the installed roles rather than the organization that will no longer be a requirement. Once you're past those prerequisites in theory your installation should go smoothly. But if that is not the case then read on.
The next problem you may encounter is any error in the Hub Transport Role. From the event logs you'll find this error:
Event ID 1002 MSExchangeSetup Exchange Server component Hub Transport Role failed. Error: Error: The following error was generated when "$error.Clear(); if (get-service MSExchangeServiceHost* | where {$_.name -eq "MSExchangeServiceHost"}) { restart-service MSExchangeServiceHost } " was run: "Service 'Microsoft Exchange Service Host (MSExchangeServiceHost)' cannot be started due to the following error: Cannot start service MSExchangeServiceHost on computer '.'.". Service 'Microsoft Exchange Service Host (MSExchangeServiceHost)' cannot be started due to the following error: Cannot start service MSExchangeServiceHost on computer '.'. Cannot start service MSExchangeServiceHost on computer '.'. The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it
Checking your services you'll also find all of the Exchange services disabled. Service packs and update rollups usually disable the services to prevent them from starting up unexpectedly while the update is being installed, but in this case for some reason SP2 is jinxing itself by not allowing itself to start a couple of necessary services for it to be able to continue. The easiest way to get around this, though not necessarily the safest, is to make sure that at this point all the Exchange services are set to Manual or Automatic. When you see setup get down to the point of setting up the Hub Transport Role then watch your services and wait for them all to be set to disabled. Once they are pop open a Powershell prompt and run:
Get-Service | where {$_.DisplayName –match "Microsoft Exchange"} | Set-Service –StartupType Manual
Now setup will be able to continue with starting the services that it requires for continuing setup. Which may lead to your next problem, it will fail on generating a new self-signed certificate for the Exchange Transport service. You'll find this error in the event logs:
Event ID 1002 MSExchangeSetup Exchange Server component Hub Transport Role failed. Error: Error: The following error was generated when "$error.Clear(); Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Creating SBS certificate"; $thumbprint = [Microsoft.Win32.Registry]::GetValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\SmallBusinessServer\Networking", "LeafCertThumbPrint", $null); if (![System.String]::IsNullOrEmpty($thumbprint)) { Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Enabling certificate with thumbprint: $thumbprint for SMTP service"; Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Thumbprint $thumbprint -Services SMTP; Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Removing default Exchange Certificate"; Get-ExchangeCertificate | where {$_.FriendlyName.ToString() -eq "Microsoft Exchange"} | Remove-ExchangeCertificate; Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Checking if default Exchange Certificate is removed"; $certs = Get-ExchangeCertificate | where {$_.FriendlyName.ToString() -eq "Microsoft Exchange"}; if ($certs) { Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Error "Failed to remove existing exchange certificate" } } else { Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Warning "Cannot find the SBS certificate"; } " was run: "The internal transport certificate cannot be removed because that would cause the Microsoft Exchange Transport service to stop. To replace the internal transport certificate, create a new certificate. The new certificate will automatically become the internal transport certificate. You can then remove the existing certificate.". The internal transport certificate cannot be removed because that would cause the Microsoft Exchange Transport service to stop. To replace the internal transport certificate, create a new certificate. The new certificate will automatically become the internal transport certificate. You can then remove the existing certificate. Error: The following error was generated when "$error.Clear(); Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Creating SBS certificate"; $thumbprint = [Microsoft.Win32.Registry]::GetValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\SmallBusinessServer\Networking", "LeafCertThumbPrint", $null); if (![System.String]::IsNullOrEmpty($thumbprint)) { Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Enabling certificate with thumbprint: $thumbprint for SMTP service"; Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Thumbprint $thumbprint -Services SMTP; Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Removing default Exchange Certificate"; Get-ExchangeCertificate | where {$_.FriendlyName.ToString() -eq "Microsoft Exchange"} | Remove-ExchangeCertificate; Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Info "Checking if default Exchange Certificate is removed"; $certs = Get-ExchangeCertificate | where {$_.FriendlyName.ToString() -eq "Microsoft Exchange"}; if ($certs) { Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Error "Failed to remove existing exchange certificate" } } else { Write-ExchangeSetupLog -Warning "Cannot find the SBS certificate"; } " was run: "Failed to remove existing exchange certificate". Failed to remove existing exchange certificate
This is a very verbose yet also very helpful error. Chances are you'll most likely encounter this if you are not using the default self-signed certificates but have installed a third party certificate. Though I didn't check in this case, reviewing the commands being run it may be choking on a third party certificate that has a friendly name of Microsoft Exchange. To fix this one first make sure you have a copy of your third party certificate available and if you don't then export a copy as you'll be in need of it later. Once you have that available then run through the SBS Set up your Internet address wizard. This will generate you another self-signed certificate and replace the third party certificate you have in place. It will also remove the third party certificates from your certificate store, which is why you need to make sure you have a copy of the certificate available. Once you have done this re-run setup and you'll be able to finish your installation of SP2. Don't forget to put the third party certificate back in place and also it would be a good idea to run ExBPA to make sure you are still in compliance. You'll also want to make sure that all of your Exchange services are set back to their appropriate startup values as you may be left with all the services set to disabled.
Tutorial on Configuring and Migrating Redirected Folders
In recent migrations I've seen that there is some confusion in how to work with redirected folders. Let's first go over a few reasons for the existence and usage of redirected folders. The most important reason is that it is absolutely critical in an RDS farm if you want any sort of user data persistence between servers, not to mention it will help cut down on the amount of local disk space used by each server. Your users will be able to be load balanced from server to server without worrying about which is their "home" server or having to configure their account on each server. They can still keep their habit of saving critical data to their Documents folder as well. Another reason is that you'll get all of your users' profiles stored in a central location. Which means their Documents and Desktop folders will be stored centrally. Which means you'll be able to back those up. Now when you have this implemented as just a roaming profile all of that data is copied down to the server and then synched back to the central location. This slows things down for everyone since you have network bandwidth being taken up unnecessarily at logon and also longer logon times for the local user. Here is where folder redirection jumps in to help. With your Desktop and Documents and Pictures and so forth being redirected then everything is pulled off a share rather than being copied down to the server. That frees up a lot of bandwidth and speeds up login times so everyone is a lot happier. You'll want to nip those PSTs right away though, otherwise you could end up with a lot of performance problems.
Anyhow let's go on to the implementation. We'll begin with configuring the redirected folders. Create a share, we'll name it Folders, and configure the share permissions with Everyone:Full. Generally whenever you create a share you want to configure the share permissions as Everyone:Full unless you have a very good reason not to. Normally all permissions you would want to control through NTFS. This simplifies management and troubleshooting. Now your NTFS permissions you'll first want to disable including inheritable permissions. The permissions you want on this folder are Full Control for SYSTEM, CREATOR OWNER and Administrators, and for Authenticated Users you'll need to set advanced permissions. You'll want Create Folders/Append Data, Read Permissions, Read Attributes and Read Extended Attributes. This will create a folder where the data is secure from prying eyes yet administrators will still be able to access it without breaking redirection.
Next up is creating the group policy for configuring folder redirection. Create a new policy and name it Folder Redirection. The section we'll be working in is User Configuration/Policies/Windows Settings/Folder Redirection. You'll want to plan out your folder redirection strategy before you start implementing. What folders are important to you, how are you getting the data there, and perhaps even most importantly how are you going to back this policy out when you're done. Once you're done planning then start editing your policy. For this tutorial we're erring on the side of simplicity.
The first setting gives you two options, Basic and Advanced. Most times you will want to use Basic but it depends upon what you are trying to achieve. With Basic you point the folder to the share that you want, as a UNC of course i.e. \\storageserver\Folders\. Once selected you normally will want the option of Create a folder for each user under the root path. It will even show you what the path will look like at the bottom. With these options everyone affected by the policy will be redirected to the same location. With the Advanced option you get more flexibility in how you configure user's redirected folders since now you can use group membership to configure share selection for the storage of the redirected folders. The next tab over we have Settings. By default users are granted exclusive rights to the folder. Also by default the contents of the folder will be moved to the new location. This simplifies the job of moving content, but the down side is that it prevents you from pre-staging the move instead of having it happen at logon. But you will have planned this out already, right? The last unchecked option is to apply to 2000/XP/2003 operating systems. You'll want to check this depending upon where these folders will be used. This will disable some redirection options in Vista/7 though.
Now the final option is Policy Removal which you will have also planned out ahead of time. If you select leave the folder in the new location then when the policy is removed their profile still redirects to \\storageserver\Folders\ and the data still remains there. If you select redirect the folder back to the local user profile then what happens depends upon what you checked for Move the contents to the new location. If you have it checked then the folder redirects to their local profile and the data is copied, not moved, to the local profile. You'll still need to clean up the old location. If you have the option unchecked then the folder will redirect to their local profile but all the data will still stay on the share. Your users will end up with empty local folders. This is why you'll want to plan your exit strategy because at some point some or all your users data will end up being stored somewhere else. Since we're preparing a migration scenario most likely everything will be setup with the defaults so that is what we are going to do here, setup the folders with the defaults. We'll configure redirection for the Desktop, Documents, Pictures, Music, Videos, Favorites, Downloads. Not all of these will be available depending upon what versions of windows you are working with. Also note that there is an option for Pictures, Music and Videos to follow the Documents folder which is what you'll want to select unless you have a reason to split them amongst multiple shares. Don't forget to allow time for the policy to replicate to any other DCs or force replication, and that you may need to run gpupdate on the client to force immediate pick-up of the change.
Now that we have configured our folder redirection go ahead and populate a few profiles with data. If you check the Folders share that you created you'll see that it is getting populated with account names and the redirected folders. Test logging into a few different servers as well to make sure that the folders are following your accounts. You can also pull up the properties on them to verify the path pointing to the share. If that is all working fine then let's look at migrating the redirected folders.
We've got several options for migrating the folders. The simplest method and definitely the one you'll want to use when dealing with small amounts of data is to let the policy take care of it for you. Let's test it out. Create a share somewhere else named NewFolders and configure it with the same share and NTFS permissions as listed earlier. Edit your folder redirection policy and change the path to point to your new server. Also make sure you've checked Move the contents to the new location. That's the part that is doing the work for us. Once you're done with the changes give it a test. You'll probably see a longer logon the first time as data is copying across. There's also a chance the it won't be picked up until the next logon due to asynchronous policy processing. Note that the data was actually moved, not copied. This is great for when there isn't much data to move, and you can also do it in phases moving one folder at a time. Something else you could do if you want to migrate accounts in phases is to create policies for redirection and link them to migration OUs that you create lower than where the original redirection policy is linked.
When you're working with larger amounts of data though you may want to pre-stage the data rather than have it be moved at first logon. This requires a bit of work. Since the folders get locked down by default if you have Grant the user exclusive rights checked, the administrator account does not have access to the folders. If you take ownership of the folders, that will break redirection since the policy checks for ownership of the folder. What you'll need to do is go into the policy and uncheck the exclusive rights option everywhere. At the same time you'll also want to uncheck Move the contents to the new location. This is best done as earlier as possible in the migration just to make sure all clients have picked up the updated settings to cut down on the amount of weirdness you may encounter. Now once this is done make sure that mentioned NTFS permissions are configured on the top level folder for the share. Now go in and if the Administrators group doesn't have ownership of the folder take ownership of it, then check the box to replace owner on subcontainers and objects. Ok out of everything then open up the advanced NTFS permissions. Check the box for Replace all child object permissions with inheritable permissions from this object. Now use whatever method you prefer to copy the data from there to the new redirected folders share. Robocopy is my preference.
You've now pre-staged all the data and policies are configured so that permissions do not break anything it is time to update the policies to point to the new shared folder. Same as last time just update the UNC to the new location, once again making sure that Move the contents to the new location is unchecked. You will probably want to take the old share offline just to be safe. This will flush out any systems that are not processing group policy properly.
Now what happens if you go ahead and delete the group policy rather than reconfigure it for anything. Reference back to the section on Policy Removal which is on paragraph 5. Assuming the policy you deleted was left at the defaults for policy removal all clients will be left pointing at the old share until told differently. To fix this is simple, create a policy with the new redirection settings and once it is picked up the user will be pointed to the new location. What if you are just trying to remove folder redirection altogether? Hopefully you set the policy removal to redirect back to the local user profile. But if you have not; create a policy and set each redirected folder's target location to Redirect to the local user profile location. Once this policy has been applied everywhere at that point it is safe to delete altogether.
USB Drive Disappears from Removable Storage on XenServer after a Reboot
Quick fix for an annoying problem I ran across where the removable storage no longer shows the attached usb drives after a reboot under XenServer 5.6. Pop open a console window on your XenServer host:
modprobe -r usb_storage … this removes the usb_storage kernel driver
modprobe usb_storage … this reinstalls the usb_storage kernel drives
That should get you your drives back and if you don't see them then just do a rescan.
xe sr-list | grep -i removable -B 1 … use this to find the UUID of your removable storage SR
xe sr-scan uuid=<uuid of removable storage> … your usb drives should be showing up now ready to be attached to your VM
Quick review of flushdns, registerdns, and DNS queries
There seems to be a bit of a misconception on how DNS cache flushing works. I've heard techs talking about running ipconfig /flushdns and ipconfig /registerdns to flush the DNS cache. It looks like there needs to be a bit of clarification on how these commands work:
ipconfig /flushdns: "Flushes and resets the contents of the DNS client resolver cache. During DNS troubleshooting, you can use this procedure to discard negative cache entries from the cache, as well as any other entries that have been added dynamically"
ipconfig /registerdns: "Initiates manual dynamic registration for the DNS names and IP addresses that are configured at a computer. You can use this parameter to troubleshoot a failed DNS name registration or resolve a dynamic update problem between a client and the DNS server without rebooting the client computer. The DNS settings in the advanced properties of the TCP/IP protocol determine which names are registered in DNS."
Now as you can see from the above documentation that the parameters operate independently. You would only issue a /registerdns parameter in cases where the client system's name is not being resolved. There is no requirement to run it with the /flushdns parameter.
Something that you may find of interest is that there is also a parameter to show the contents of the DNS cache. ipconfig /displaydns will print out in the terminal window the entire contents of the DNS cache. You can verify from there whether it truly has the correct address for whatever you're having issues resolving or not.
A quick refresher on how name resolution works. First the name is submitted for DNS resolution. The system checks to see if the name is a FQDN, single label or multi label. This is determined by the dots within the name i.e. http://www.microsoft.com. is an FQDN while http://www.microsoft.com is a multi label and just www is a single label. Note the terminating period on the FQDN and the lack of a terminating period on the multi label name. Let's first check how resolution works for an FQDN:
1. Checks DNS cache (this is built from previous DNS queries and the hosts file, hosts file always win)
2. Queries primary DNS server
3. If no response in two seconds it queries all remaining DNS servers
4. Resends queries to all servers at the four and eight second marks
5. Returns time outs for all queries after thirty seconds
6. Query is evaluated on whether it is 15 bytes or less
7. If less then query is submitted for NetBIOS resolution
8. Query finally fails if no resolution has been achieved
Now if a multi label name was submitted such as http://www.microsoft.com (note the lack of a terminating period) then the resolver terminates it with a period to make it an FQDN and submits it to the same resolution list as above, with a slight difference:
1. Checks DNS cache (this is built from previous DNS queries and the hosts file, hosts file always win)
2. Queries primary DNS server
3. If no response in two seconds it queries all remaining DNS servers
4. Resends queries to all servers at the four and eight second marks
5. Returns time outs for all queries after thirty seconds
6. Queries are re-issued with the connection specific DNS appended to the query
7. Queries are then reissued devolving the parent DNS until only two labels are left
8. Query is evaluated on whether it is 15 bytes or less
9. If less then query is submitted for NetBIOS resolution
10. Query finally fails if no resolution has been achieved
For a single label name the connection specific DNS is appended immediately and then it is submitted to the same resolution order as the FQDN.
For more information and flow charts look at the documentation links below.
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KPMG was ranked as the leading mid-market provider of M&A services for both the number of announced and completed deals in 2016, according to Thomson Reuters' Mid-Market M&A Review (deals up to USD $500M).
"M&A remains crucial for companies seeking to capture new opportunities and extract value in a market that is rapidly changing," commented Leif Zierz, KPMG's Global Head of Deal Advisory. "In this new environment, KPMG's position in the league tables is market recognition of our member firms' ability to combine deep sector knowledge, breadth of services and an integrated global network into a holistic offering that continuously delivers value for our clients."
Thomson Reuters Mid-Market M&A Review shows KPMG leading the M&A field in 2016 for Undisclosed Values & Values up to USD $500M, with 432 deals. KPMG also came in first place in the European Involvement Mid-Market Rankings with 321 deals, and Eastern Europe Involvement Mid-Market Rankings with 33 deals.
Bloomberg M&A Advisory League Tables shows KPMG leading in the Global Mid-Market (up to USD $50M) with 245 deals and USD $1.2B in deal value. For the Global Private Equity Mid-Market (up to USD $50M), KPMG leads with 81 deals and USD $378M in deal value. Global League Tables are based upon announced total values.
"We are proud of our professionals who work with our clients at deal speed whether cross-border or cross-sector," said Phil Isom, KPMG's Global Head of M&A. "The breadth of our network allows us to provide a comprehensive suite of services – from business case development and integrated business diligence through to 'Day One' execution and integration."
With more than 2,500 professionals in 67 countries, KPMG's Deal Advisory M&A network includes more investment bankers than any other global investment banking network, covering the largest number of countries, with global industry reach. Thomson Reuters and Bloomberg's rankings place KPMG as the leading mid-market advisor among the Big 4 and M&A boutique firms.
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwired - April 26, 2013) - On Monday, Canadian photobook leader PhotoInPress released FriendStrip, a first-of-its-kind mobile photo app for iPhone and Android devices. Now, only 4 days after its release, the application is ranked in the top 15 of the Photo/Video category on the Apple App Store in Canada.
FriendStrip lets users create and share unique comic strips with their friends based on original professional scenarios provided within the application. Pick a story from the library, assign roles to your friends, and have fun as you photograph yourselves into the story! All of the photos that you take with your friends will automatically show up in the appropriate box in the storyboard, coming together to create a fun and personalized comic strip!
As proved by its terrific start, FriendStrip is clearly shaping up to be amongst today's hottest apps. "It's a challenge to surprise a friend with a unique gift," says Stephane Menard, President of PhotoInPress. "FriendStrip not only offers high quality scenarios that you can act out with your friends, but it also allows you to show how much your friends mean to you in a creative way".
FriendStrip was created by seven passionate Montrealers that have surrounded themselves with the absolute best in the industry: software engineers, scenarists, sketch artists, and comic strip authors joined together their talents to create compelling scenarios for this unique application.
More information can be found on www.friendstrip.com
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PhotoInPress was founded by Anne Brunelle and Stephane Menard in 2006, and has dominated the photo book industry ever since. The Montreal-based company enables its customers to preserve their memories within top-of-the-line photo albums. PhotoInPress was the first company to offer such high quality photo books in Canada, and is now competing with American companies all across the country. Always desirous to innovate, the company is extending itself to the apps' market for mobile phones with a renewed passion.
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OTTAWA — Bo Levi Mitchell and the Calgary Stampeders have a shot at Grey Cup redemption.
Calgary returns to the CFL title game a year after suffering a stunning 36-30 overtime loss to the underdog Ottawa Redblacks at BMO Field. The Stampeders take on the Toronto Argonauts on Sunday at TD Place.
Calgary again boasted the CFL's best regular-season record at 13-4-1 — not quite as good as last year's 15-2-1 mark — but endured some late-season adversity by losing their final three regular-season contests. And even in the West Division final, the Stampeders fell behind Edmonton 14-0 before capturing a 31-28 victory.
The Stampeders had few problems this season with Toronto (9-9), sweeping the regular-season series 2-0 by a combined 30-point margin. Mitchell threw for 633 yards and five TD strikes in the two games while Roy Finch returned a punt 103 yards in Calgary's 41-24 road victory Aug. 3.
Toronto's Ricky Ray, who recorded 12 300-yard passing games this season, had his problems against Calgary's CFL-best defence. The East Division nominee for the league's outstanding player honour threw for a combined 359 yards versus the Stampeders with one TD and an interception.
Argos running back James Wilder Jr., the East's nominee for CFL top rookie, ran for just 26 yards on six carries this year against Calgary. He finished fifth overall in rushing (871 yards, 7.1-yard average) despite becoming a late-season starter.
Ray is the CFL's feel-good story this season. After being limited to just 12 games the previous two years because of injuries, the veteran made 17 starts this season and threw for 5,546 yards, his first 5,000-yard campaign since 2008 and fourth of his career.
But Calgary's defence will present a very stiff challenge for Ray and Co. The Stampeders led the CFL in fewest points allowed (19.4), fewest offensive points allowed (16.7), TDs allowed (28), yards (314.7 per game), passing TDs (17) and pressures (125) and were tied with Toronto for most sacks (50).
And then there's Finch, who led the CFL in punt-return yards (1,200), average (16.4 yards), TDs (three) and returns of 30 or more yards (nine). He's a threat every time he drops back, bad news for a Toronto cover team that allowed Christion Jones' 79-yard punt return TD in last weekend's 25-21 East Division final win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Jones's return put Saskatchewan ahead 21-18 with under three minutes to play. And that was more than enough time for Ray, who'd struggled against the Riders' defence to that point. He marched the Argos 67 yards into a stiff 54-kilometre-an-hour wind to the Riders' one-yard line, setting up Cody Fajardo's winning one-yard TD run with 23 seconds left.
Toronto counters with a defence that was ranked first against the run (82.8 yards per game) and third versus the pass (254.6), and managed 50 sacks. But Calgary allowed just 30 sacks, second only to Edmonton (29).
As well, Calgary ran for 182 yards last weekend against Edmonton. Finch had 81 yards on just four carries, 50 coming on a TD run, while Canadian Jerome Messam rushed 13 times for 71 yards (5.5-yard average) and a touchdown.
The six-foot-three, 255-pound Messam ran 10 times for 76 yards and a TD in Calgary's 17-point win before adding 62 yards on 14 carries in a 23-7 home victory Aug. 26.
Calgary can also offer the speedy Finch as a change-up in the backfield, giving a defence more challenges to deal with. But the biggest element working in Calgary's favour will be its intention and desire to make up for last year's surprising defeat and finish the job this time around.
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The National Wildlife Services Advisory Committee (the Committee) advises the Secretary of Agriculture concerning policies, program issues, and research needed to conduct the Wildlife Services (WS) program. The Committee also serves as a public forum enabling those affected by the WS program to have a voice in the program's policies.
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Fallen Designer Diary III: Challenges Of The Dungeon
May 30, 2013 by brennon
The folks from Fallen are back with another new Designer Diary looking at the Challenges that will be present in the dungeons of their new card game which will hit Kickstarter very soon. Check it out above from Watchtower Games...
"The Challenges in Fallen cover a wide range of dangers a adventurer may encounter in a dungeon such as disarming a trapped room as the walls close in, casting a spell to keep dark spirits at bay, and fighting battles with goliaths at the bottom of the dungeon.
Lead Designer Tom Green presents the third designer diary video giving an closer look at the mechanics of Challenges for both the Hero and Dungeon Lord."
The game boasts great artwork, some fun and interesting mechanics and I reckon people will be backing this when it finally gets to the fundraising stage. I'm really liking these videos that look at the various mechanics of the game not just because they are very well produced but because they are informative.
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A 60 minute flight may take you towards Exmoor before turning to the North Devon coast near Combe Martin. Then turning West, along the coast passing Ilfracombe, Morte Point, Woolacombe, Croyde, Saunton and into the Barnstaple/ Bideford Bay, to Appledore, returning via Barnstaple or Bideford.
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So the United Nations is all hot and bothered over leaflets. That's right — leaflets. Not the insurgents' leaflets — the ones that talk of murdering anyone who dare goes out and votes. Not a word about them.
No, they are upset at "our" leaflets. The ones that simply remind Iraqis they have the chance to vote. They've plenty of words about them. The U.N. claims that we're taking sides.
So, let me get this straight: Celebrating democracy is bad. Promising to butcher those who practice it is good?
Only a body of soulless bodies like the U.N. could ignore the sacrifices for freedom and all but endorse those doing everything in their power to squash freedom.
Why doesn't the United Nations just put out a sign that says, "You go, butchers!" At least that'd be more honest than the sneaky, sniveling, backstabbing way these disingenuous bastards are acting now.
Never mind the fact that the U.N. stood by when another Iraqi butcher had his way with his people. They're just as happy to do the same as new butchers try to have their way with the same people.
All I ask of the U.N. is to show your true colors. Admit it's not the Iraqi people you care for at all. It's not their home you want to protect. It's your own sorry asses on the thoroughly wasted piece of Manhattan real estate that you call yours.
I know your greatest hurdle is securing dinner reservations at Lutece — figures, French.
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Hi, I have completely missed this entire thread about mustella. I will gather the info here and post something on the wiki. I think a README in the mustella directory is a good idea. My experience with running mustella in a clean install has been: a. svn co the Apache Flex trunk b. following the README for Apache Flex and building it. c. Modifying the local.properties file in the mustella directory to point to the Flex SDK. d. running a couple of tests. I will make sure this is clear and I'm in the process of cleaning up the ANT build for mustella to make better use of the known environment. My apologies for missing this. --peter On 8/7/12 1:13 AM, "Justin Mclean" <email@example.com> wrote: >Hi, > >Are there any step by step instructions for building Mustella? There's no >README in the mustella directory or instructions on the wiki that I can >see. > >Currently I get the following error when running ant in the mustella >directory. > >getConfigId: >BUILD FAILED >/Users/justinmclean/Documents/Adobe Flash Builder 4.6/Apache Flex >SDK/mustella/build.xml:645: taskdef class mustella.GetConfigIdTask cannot >be found. > >This is on OSX if it matters. > >Thanks, >Justin
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Indonesian food always be my favourite all the time. Whenever i feel confused to decide what kind of dish to having at the moment, i'll always go for the local one. Well, this is a very great opportunity for everyone who are looking for an elegant and fancy Indonesian style restaurant. While it seems like a truly challenging task, 1945 has managed to create a venue which combine a classic local dishes with fine dining fair, a unique black - marble table, and a silent VIP room for private request.
Let me first start with the ambience. A classic wooden furniture, a red accessories, and a crystal clear glass gonna spark our eyes to stay a little bit longer here and order so many food as much as we can to be our best companion. Especially i can smell an aromatherapy here. Aromatherapy isn't the first tool you think of to boost up your productivity and create a relaxing feeling at the moment, but at the last it should be. Another reason why i stay a little bit longer here, just because that aromatherapy as well (PS: Believe it or not!).
Jajanan (Gorengan)
Believe it or not, this one taste so GREAT! I know maybe it's too early to say it, but the value of any restaurant can be calculate by their starters. If the starters was great, it should be worth to try. And the Gorengan 1945 definitely my favourite now. The prawn fritters was stunning, it's simply crunchy and crispy. Especially that peanut sauce absolutely boost up the flavour of it.
Sate (Wagyu Beef)
Sate (Lamb Tenderloin)
Sate (Chicken Oyster)
I know 3 is too much, but who can't resist a delicious grilled chicken, beef or even lamb that served with a classic peanut sauce?! Actually from that statement, i could proof it wrong. Because for me the great one is belongs to that lamb tenderloin. The rest, just taste okay and not really fit with my standard. But if you can't eat lamb (FYI: Lamb is the reason behind hypertension!), you could try the beef or even the chicken one.
Pecel Kembang Salad
Appetizers could be colourful and wonderful by choosing this dish! A bouquet of edible flowers and salad greens with black sesame and peanut dressing definitely taste so fresh and light. A little touch of platting plus a messy presentation of that flower is the main highlight of this dish. Have you ever try to eat flower?! If you say never, then this is your chance to proof it right.
Oxtail Consomme
For Jakartan's, they called this as "Sop Buntut". Well, as you guys know that Sop Buntut should have a tasty soup, juicy meat and a beautiful vegetables topping on top of it. So, here is what i'm talking about. 1945 definitely create a wonderful Oxtail Consomme that you probably gonna love it. The meat is too tender until a single touch of spoon could make it leaving from the bone and a half cooked vegetable surprisingly taste quite nice. Maybe i didn't really like the vegetables, but the meat absolutely my favourite. Gorgeous!
Lobster Pesmol Thermidor
Move on to the main course, this dish totally STUNNING! A stuffed baked lobster with grilled coconut in spicy sweet and sour pesmol sauce have a wonderful flavour and texture for sure. I can feel the meat already absorb that special sauce to make it more tasty and fragrant. Along with that the main things, that i should say it to you is all about freshness of that lobster. The lobster is cooked perfectly and the sandy ground flavour of it already killed by that sauce for sure. Definitely must try!
Who doesn't love gindara?! The way that 1945 served this dishes it's just exceptional. The gindara was grilled really well and a sweet terasi infused sauce definitely create a lovely flavour of it. Totally deserve your attention!
Rujak Chicken
People know this dish as a typical of hawker food and some of them didn't realize how great is it. Until you taste this, i bet all of your worry gonna be killed by the boneless baby chicken with a side of baby spinach and watercress dressed in spicy rujak sauce. First time i saw it, i didn't even think about the taste, but after i try it, i know that a minimalist and simple presentation of this dish gonna lifting up your standard for sure. Great!
Tongseng Lamb Chop
Mostly every people in Indonesia always love to eat Lamb as their meal. I know it's not good at all to consume this kind of meat every single time, because there's another reason to live healthy. But, yes you can eat this whenever you thinking about it. Lamb Chop that 1945 served here is one of the GREAT dishes that you should try whenever you came here. It's not because the presentation, but it's all about the flavour. It's totally satisfying in terms of flavour and texture folks!
Wagyu Di Rendang
Rendang is a typical dishes that you could eat every single time. It's rich of flavour and full of spices. And a good things that you should know here is the Wagyu Beef as a main highlight behind that wonderful flavour. I know the coconut milk rendang paste is the main things who gonna dominate the great flavour in your mouth, but that wagyu beef is totally juicy and tender. I could eat this just by myself!
Nasi Goreng Lobster
Pesmol fried rice that infused by an aromatic lobster oil, served with stuffed baked lobster on the side of it definitely MUST TRY! The rice is really fragrant and tasty, beside that as i already told you earlier the lobster is simply fresh and you can feel the wonderful spices has been added into that meat. Totally love it!
Nasi Goreng Kampung
I really love how a simple and traditional food could be elevated into the next level. Here is a part of that categories. A kampung style Indonesian fried rice with egg and oyster chicken. Could be my suggestion, whenever some people ask me where to find a great "Nasi Goreng" in downtown.
Nastar Cake
Some people know nastar as a pineapple ball, but this one is different. With a base of pineapple sauce and a layer of sponge cake around with the crumble on top, 1945 called this as a Nastar Cake. Well, this one taste quite good. But for me the cake it's too heavy and need to make it more light.
Frozen Srikaya Souffle
This one absolutely BRILLIANT! I didn't notice how a standard and usual presentation could have a really great surprise inside of it, yes the surprise is a frozen srikaya sauce on the center of it. Actually the soufflé is really soft and light. For me the frozen srikaya sauce gonna be the main highlight of this dessert, while some people are looking for that soufflé. Current favourite!
Tape Cheesecake
(PS: You should order this, whenever you plan a visit to this palace!). A good quality of cheesecake that infused with the distinctive sweet and sour flavour of fermented tape definitely taste WONDEFUL. I can feel the cheesecake is dense and heavy, but i still loving it! Also an additional topping of vanilla bean sauce has been added into this desserts to create a beautiful presentation of it. Totally my number one recommendation for you guys!
Overall, i really enjoy every kind of dishes that 1945 served me at this time. Another great place to go in Jakarta and yes i'm still thinking about that Tape Cheesecake (PS: Just skip this sentence! :p). So, i'm gonna came back for more!
1945 Restaurant
Hotel Fairmont Jakarta
Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8
Gelora Bung Karno
Jakarta, Indonesia 10270
Price Range: IDR 250K - IDR 500K / Pax
Operational Hours:
Lounge: 11.00am - 12.00am
Lunch: 11.00am - 15.30pm
Dinner: 18.30pm - 23.00pm


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Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky (Russian: Константин Егорович Маковский; June 20 [O.S. July 2] 1839 —September 17 [O.S. September 30] 1915) was an influential Russian painter, affiliated with the "Peredvizhniki (Wanderers)". Many of his historical paintings, such as The Russian Bride's Attire (1889), showed an idealized view of Russian life of prior centuries. He is often considered a representative of a Salon art.
Painter. Son of the artist Yegor Makovsky (1800–1886), elder brother of Vladimir Makovsky, father of art critic Sergei Makovsky (1877–1962). Studied under Michele Scotti, Apollon Mokritsky and Sergei Zaryanko at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture (1851–58) and at the Imperial Academy of Arts (1858–63). Won minor silver medals (1857, 1858), a major silver medal (1859) and a minor gold medal (1863). One of the rebellious fourteen students who refused to paint the set topic in the competition for a major gold medal and resigned from the Imperial Academy of Arts (1863). Member of the St Petersburg Artel of Artists (1863), founding member of the Society of Travelling Art Exhibitions (1870), St Petersburg Society of Artists (1898) and the Society for the Rebirth of Artistic Rus (1915). Academician (1867), professor (1869), full member of the Imperial Academy of Arts (1898). Painted sentimental genre scenes (1860s), portraits of society beauties (from 1870s) and Russian history pictures (1880s–90s). Married the actress Elena Burkova (1866), who died of consumption (1873). Travelled across the Middle East and North Africa (1873–76) and visited Serbia and Bulgaria (1877). Married the singer Yulia Letkova (1875) and lived mostly in Paris (from 1875), where he opened a studio (mid-1880s) and fell in love with Maria Matavtina (1889), who was thirty years his junior and bore him four children (1891–1900). Divorced his second wife (1892) and married Maria Matavtina (1898). Died in Petrograd after his horse-driven carriage was hit by an electric tram (1915). Contributed to exhibitions (from 1860). Contributed to the exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts (1860–73, 1881, 1890, 1892), Society of Travelling Art Exhibitions (1874, 1879–83, 1897), Society of Russian Watercolourists (1885–91, 1901), St Petersburg Society of Artists (1898–1916), Pan-Russian Exhibitions in Moscow (1882) and Nizhny Novgorod (1896), World Exhibitions in London (1872) and Vienna (1873), Expositions Universelles in Antwerp (1885) and Paris (1889, gold medal) and Esposizione Internazionale in Rome (1911).
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Back before Big Bowl popularized the notion of pick-and-mix stirfry, August Moon was letting you pick your protein to go with any of their stir-fry sauces. They were a local place which reviewers described as "fusion", with such fascinating concepts as "Scandinasian Stirfry". They had an astonishing variety of interesting foods, and combinations of foods. We went there to celebrate when Spider bought his house. We went there when people visited from out of town, or for any other occasion we could think of. It was at August Moon that a waitress identified a particular piece on the stereo as Herbie Hancock, leading me to expand my musical horizons quite a bit. They had local art on the walls, and lava lamps on the tables.
My own favorite dish was the Spicy Imperial stirfry, generally with beef.
August Moon burned down a while back; my vague understanding is that the abandoned laundromat next door burned down. This was some time back, and they don't seem to be coming back.
While cleaning today, I stumbled across one of the other reasons I loved that place so much: One time, when we asked for a recipe, they gave us one. Here it is:
Spicy Imperial Sauce
2 tbl salad oil
1 tsp minced garlic
1 tsp ginger
1 tbl lemongrass
protein of choice
1 soup sp imperial seasoning
1 tbl fish sauce (concentrate)
1 tbl thick soy sauce
1 tbl oyster sauce
1/2 tsp cayenne pepper
1 ladle chicken stock
1 1/2 ladle onion (julienne)
1/3 ladle scalloions (1 inch segments)
Heat wok until hot, add oil, lemongrass, garlic, ginger; stir until turns half brown.
Add protein, stir, quickly add chicken stock.
Add seasoning and fish sauce, let it cook about 30 seconds.
Add thick soy, oyster, cayenne, stir until mixed, add onion and scallions after 30 seconds, stir until done (1/4 ladle of liquid remaining).
Remove to plate.
If chicken is your protein, don't include the scallions.
I have only one question about this: What is "imperial seasoning", and how would we find out?
(Note: If anyone from August Moon ever asks me to remove this, I will, but I don't think there'd be any point. The fact is, their cooks were talented enough that merely having the recipe won't enable you to make the food as well as they did.)


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Shepherd's huts date back to a time before mechanised farming when all the work was done by hand or animals in the times of Thomas Hardy. Shepherd huts were a common site in the fields of England and especially here in Dorset where the fields needed more attention. It's therefore very appropriate to have a shepherd's hut Glamping break surround by the fields that they were use to work on.
To get nutrients into the soil before planting crops farmers used to let sheep eat the grass (graze) in the fields
Once the grass had been grazed, and flock of sheep would be moved on to new pasture (you probably know the phrase 'moving on to pastures new') and leave behind manure that would be ploughed in ready for a crop. A the shepherd had to had to be with the sheep 24/7 and move with them so a mobile house was used; and the Shepherd's Hut came into being.
A shepherd's hut was the shepherd's whole house and workshop rolled into one. There was no formal Shepherd hut design and originally shepherd huts were built as working 'buildings' so each was purely functional. The traditional shepherd huts had no luxuries like the ones offered at Dorset Country Holidays. An original shepherd hut would have had a stove to provide warmth and cooking facilities and a window on each side to allow the shepherd a view of his flock. We have stuck true to this original design in our luxury units at Dorset Country Holidays, but don't worry your glamping shepherd hut has full electricity, cooler/fridge and even a TV/DVD. We've also kept with the traditional stable door, and while a shepherd would have kept the top of the door open in his shepherd's hut so he could hear his flock, you can just look at the beautiful view can close it when you wish instead.
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There once was a dinosaur named Danny. He resided in a colony of dinosaurs and had the honored position of supplying all the other dinosaurs with food. Danny loved dinosaur history and recalled a time when a certain bird served the dinosaur clan. This type of bird lived side by side the dinosaurs, yet not too close in Danny's country. Danny and some other dinosaur friends decided to gather the bird eggs from another continent and bring these back to his colony. The colonists put the little hatchlings in cages in their dinosaur basements and raised them to serve Danny and his dinosaur clan. When the little birds were of no use, they would eat them. This was all done in secret. Danny was able to pay off any that posed a threat to his "way of life", or he would get out his glock....
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Dr. Virgil Nemoianu is William J. Byron Distinguished Professor of Literature and Ordinary Professor of Philosophy at CUA, where he has taught since 1979 and held the positions of Director of the Comparative Literature Program (1979–1994) and Associate Academic Vice-President for Graduate Studies (1989–1991). Dr. Nemoianu has also taught at the Universities of Bucharest, California (Berkeley), Cincinnati, London, Cambridge, and Amsterdam. He has held leading positions in the International Comparative Literature Association, the Modern Language Association and the Association of Literary Critics and Scholars; he is a member of the European Academy of Arts and Sciences (Vienna).
Over the years, Dr. Nemoianu has received numerous grants and fellowships from foundations such as Humboldt, Fulbright, DAAD, NEH, USIA, Taft, Earhart, University of California Regents' Fellowship, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin and the University of Georgia Center. Among his awards are the Vatican Library Medal (1998), the "Harry Levin" Award of the American Comparative Literature Association (1986), the ARA Prize for Literature (1989), the Catholic University of America Excellence Award for Research (1987), the Award for Memoir-Writing of the Writers' Union of Romania (1995) and the Award for Life-Long Achievement of the Romanian Cultural Foundation (1997). The Romanian president awarded Dr. Nemoianu the country's highest civilian award the Order of the Star of Romania (Steaua României) in the rank of commander (2010).
Scholarly books in English
Postmodernism and Cultural Identities. Conflicts and Coexistence (2010)
Imperfection and Defeat. The Function of Aesthetic Imagination in Human Society (2006)
The Triumph of Imperfection. The Silver Age of Sociocultural Moderation in Early 19th Century Europe (2006)
Theory of the Secondary. Literature, Progress and Reaction (1989) Romanian transl. 1997
The Taming of Romanticism. European Literature and the Age of Biedermeier (1984); Romanian transl. 1998, 2004
Micro-Harmony. The Growth and Uses of the Idyllic Model in Literature (1977)
Scholarly books (in English) edited or co-ordinated
Non-Fictional Romantic Prose. Expanding Borders (2004; with Steven Sondrup)
Play, Literature, Religion. Essays in Cultural Intertextuality (1992; with Robert Royal)
The Hospitable Canon. Essays on Literary Play, Scholarly Choice, and Popular Pressures (1991; with Robert Royal)
Two issues each of Stanford Literature Review (1980s) and RNL/CWR (1990s) – guest editor.
Books of literary, philosophical and cultural criticism (in Romanian)
Romania as Seen by Us. Conversation in Berlin with Sorin Antohi (România noastr?. Convorbiri berlineze cu Sorin Antohi), 2008, 2009
Calm wisdom. Dialogues in Cyberspace with Robert Lazu (În?elepciunea calm?. Dialoguri în cyberspace cu Robert Lazu), 2002
Tradition and Freedom (Tradi?ie ?i libertate), 2001
The games of divinity. Thought, Freedom and Religion at the millennium's end, 2000
Romania and her liberalisms (România ?i liberalismele ei), 1999
The smile of abundance. Lyrical knowledge and ideological models in ?tefan Aug. Doina?'s work, 1994
The useful and the pleasant (Utilul si pl?cutul), 1973
The calm of values (Calmul valorilor), 1971
Structuralism (Structuralismul), 1967
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Dean sits on the hotel bed flipping the stations. He glances at the bathroom door again, then yells.
"Dude, are you ever coming out of there?"
"No." Dean hears Sam's response. He stands, walks to the door, and tries to turn the knob.
"Open the door." The door clicks open slightly. Dean pushes his way in. "Let me see it." Sam raises his right hand. It's wrapped in a lot of white bandage, blood seeping straight through. "Not you're lame ass bandage job, the actual cut." He grabs for Sam's hand. Sam pulls away, guarding his hand with his body.
"No! Get off. I just got it wrapped. I'm not pulling this off again."
"The way the blood's coming through you're gonna have to change it in five minutes anyway." Sam drops his arms and stares at him blankly.
"Come on." Dean flicks his fingers towards himself urging Sam to pass over his hand. Sam sighs half frustrated, half defeated and holds out his hand. He rolls his eyes to the ceiling and doesn't look back down until…
"Owe!" He tightens his lips and glares at Dean. Dean glances up briefly as he continues to unravel the bandage.
"Sorry," Dean adds quickly. Sam sighs and looks away again. Dean pulls off the remainder of the bandage. It's soaked in blood and the gash across the palm continues to gush blood. "Dude, this is gross."
"Is that your expert opinion?" Asks Sam. Dean looks up at Sam seriously.
"Let go." Sam pulls his hand away and holds it over the sink. He stares at it as the blood runs through the fold of his hand and onto the porcelain. "You're right. It is gross." The color drops from Sam's face. Dean dumps a pile of butterfly closures on the counter.
"Why didn't you use the butterfly closers like I told you to?"
"I don't trust those things."
"Yeah, whatever."
"I'm serious. Besides, you're suppose to use super glue."
"Super glue," Sam insists, "to seal the cut."
"Oh, that sounds sanitary."
"Actually, it is.
"Okay college boy. Here." Dean presses a small bath towel on the gash. "Hold this." He lets go. Sam grabs the towel with his uninjured hand, lifts it off the cut, and as told, 'holds it'. Dean just looks at him. He grabs Sam's hand and lowers the towel back down. "On the cut."
"Oh." Sam realizes.
Dean shakes his head and starts to open the butterfly bandages. He exposes the adhesive and lines them up, sticking them off the edge of the sink. He shoots a quick look at his Brother.
"Are you okay? You're as white as the sink."
"Yeah. I'm fine."
"How much blood have you lost?" Dean places another bandage in line.
"I don't know. I lost count around the fifth handful."
"Maybe you should sit down."
"Maybe you should stick those on me, instead of the sink."
"Fine." Dean pulls the towel off Sam's hand. The gash oozes out a thick swell of dark blood. Sam takes one look at it and passes out. He tilts over sideways, taking both Dean and the butterfly closures down with him.
"Woah!" Dean is squashed under Sam's weight. "How can you be this heavy… erah!" He strains, trying and failing to push Sam up. "…when you just lost all that blood?" He rolls Sam off of him and back into a sitting position against the tub. He grabs Sam's hand, and reaches for one of the butterfly closures. They're a mess, stuck to each other and themselves. "Dude… you screwed up my butterflies!" He shakes his head and grabs a small pile of new closures. As he starts to seal the cut, Sam wakes up. He looks around groggy.
"How'd we get on the floor?"
"The butterfly closures went berserk, we had to duck and cover." Dean jerks a thumb towards the ones stuck to the sink.
"Oh." Sam squints, getting a better look. "Told you not to trust 'em." Dean laughs. Sam leans his head back, with a slight smile.
"Yeah, I really need to learn how to listen to you," Dean agrees sarcastically. He finishes with the closures, and wraps Sam's hand in a new white bandage. "You still with me there?" Dean asks, glancing at his Brother with slight concern. Sam leans forward and opens his eyes. He sighs a deep breath.
"Do I have to look at the cut again?" Dean puts a final piece of tape on the bandage.
"Than I'm fine."
"Think you can make it to the bed?" Dean says standing.
"If it's next to the toilet."
"Wow, you are hilarious tonight. You'd make a great sit down comic." Sam looks up.
"Are you gonna help me, or heckle me?" Dean holds out a hand. Sam looks at his injury, then at Dean.
"Right." Dean reaches down and helps Sam to his feet. Sam reaches his good hand across Dean's back, and they stumble through the room towards the bed. "Again," Dean complains, "why are you so damn heavy?".
"Well, ya know, you got the looks. And I got the…"
"Dude! Don't even go there!" Dean dumps Sam on the bed. Sam snickers and pulls himself back towards the headboard, lying down.
"So… happy I finally let you take care of me?" Dean looks at him like he's crazy.
"Oh yeah, thrilled. I mean, why get a job when I've got you twenty-four seven? Except, ya know, the pay is crap."
"True, but the health benefits kick ass."
"Oh, that reminds me." Dean smiles as he drops onto the other bed. "I'm not in your PPO plan. You own me a hundred and twenty eight dollars." He shuts the light off. "Goodnight!" Sam sighs and pulls the covers over himself as he listens to his Brother snicker.
"It's good to know you can still crack yourself up."
"Yeah…" Dean continues to laugh. "I'm a funny guy." Sam cracks up.
"You're an idiot." Sam rolls over. It's quiet for a moment. Then Dean cracks up again.
"What?" Sam has to know.
"Sit down comic!" Dean's giggles surge.
"Goodnight Dean." Dean's giggles die down. He lets out a big sigh.
"Whoooo! Night Sammy."
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