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Does anyone know if there is a service out there that can be used as a file share witness for a Windows Server 2008 R2 Failover Cluster File share witness?
I have a two-node cluster but no good place for my file share witness - can I use the cloud?
Edit: I feel I should add some qualification to this question as it seems to have struck a nerve as several people think it is a very bad idea. Whether or not this is a good idea was not really the question as I did not provide sufficient detail of the environment for you to make such a judgement. For the benefit of others who may come across this thread, this is quite definitely not a good idea for most classic cluster installations. In the case of geographically dispersed clusters or clusters that otherwise depend on the internet in any event, this could be a compelling option if it is otherwise difficult to find a suitable location for your FSW.
As far as the general importance of the FSW goes, and what would happen if you lose connectivity to it, the answer is "not much" - as a critical component of your cluster goes, it is probably the least critical. In order for there to be any impact at all other than a few errors, at least one more component of your cluster would have to fail. I was actually innaccurate in a comment below - in this state you can failover - just not automatically. Don't get me wrong - you are definitely in a degraded state, and you don't want to be here for long or very often, but depending on your definition of "very bad things" - this would not qualify in my opinion.
The bottom line is that this might be a good idea in very specific circumstances. I marked JohnThePro's answer although I have not been able to verify whether it will work.

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Sundar Krishnamurty, professor and Department head in the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering department,talks to a group from Raytheon employees during a tour of the UMass Advanced Digital Design and Fabrication lab during a tour Monday April 2nd. Left, Bill Tice and Ryan Carrara. —CAROL LOLLIS
AMHERST — In one part of a building bustling with activity on the University of Massachusetts campus, someone uses a 3-D printer to create a prototype with moveable parts inside. Down the hall, employees from a different company use new state-of-the-art equipment to develop a new device to monitor health.
If Peter Reinhart, director of the UMass Amherst Institute for Applied Life Sciences has his way, these companies will be just two of many that will establish themselves in western Massachusetts to take advantage of the advanced research facilities the Institute has to offer in what the university has dubbed its "core facilities," or labs equipped with sophisticated technologies that can be invaluable for industry.
The core facilities on the flagship campus were created with — and have received major boosts from — state funding. Now the school is looking to use the more than 30 research and development facilities, which contain everything from the 3-D printers in the Advanced Digital Design and Fabrication Core Facility to sleep monitoring equipment in the Roll-to-Roll Fabrication and Processing Facility, to bring more private businesses to the area.
"It's an experiment that's running," Reinhart said. "Can you effectively create a western Massachusetts innovation hub in this area?"
The core facilities, run out of Institute, are designed to be a resource for students, faculty and the private sector, that give access to high-quality equipment and facilities. Some of the facilities include mass spectrometry, small molecule screening and advanced design and digital fabrication.
"It's just hugely valuable," Reinhart said. "They (industry) can get ready access to a variety of equipment."
University and state officials hope that a new state-backed program announced Friday will give the venture a boost. Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo announced a new, $2 million program that will make it easier for small- and medium-size businesses to use the core facilities, as well as facilities on other UMass campuses. The Innovation Voucher Program program will pay 75 percent of the cost for companies of 10 employees or less to use the facilities, and 50 percent of the cost for companies with 50 employees or less.
"It's a really good deal," said Jim Capistran, executive director of the Innovation Institute at UMass Amherst. Capistran handles relations with industry for the entire campus, and is in charge of coordinating the relationships between the core facilities and private entities that use them. He said the cost of using the facilities is offered on a sliding scale, and that small companies are already charged nearly at cost.
Capistran said that about 20 companies have signed agreements with UMass that allow them to use any core facility, and Reinhart said that about 60 industry partners are currently using the facilities in some capacity.
"We've been working with industry forever," Capistran said.
Intellectual property is handled on a case-by-case basis, though the university takes a hands-off approach when it comes to ideas and technology brought in from outside, Capistran said.
One of the companies that uses the facilities is defense contractor Raytheon, which last week sent some of its employees for a tour of the Advanced Design and Digital Fabrication core facility.
Bill Tice, of Raytheon, said the company has had longtime partnerships with UMass, and that the company collaborates on a lot of research, noting a project categorizing additive materials as one of the ways they use the core facilities.
"I think the partnership is solid," he said, when asked about the future of Raytheon's partnership with UMass.
Last year, about $17 million worth of industry-sponsored research was done at UMass Amherst, Capistran said, a figure that Reinhart wants to see grow. Reinhart has a background in private industry, and he said that he's been working to shed barriers to collaboration.
A major problem for the Core Facilities that he highlighted involves location, specifically not being close to Boston.
"It is really hard to rise above the background noise of Boston-Cambridge," said Reinhart.
He also said that getting more companies to move to the area is a goal for the facilities.
"It's a growth plan for us," he said.
Reinhart noted that while many venture capital startups try to stay virtual for as long as possible, eventually they need a physical facility.
"I think that could be our sweet spot," he said.
Reinhart said UMass is talking with Amherst and surrounding communities about being a part of such a business environment, and discussion has included the idea of creating a special business incubator to grow young startups. Additionally, he noted interest from developers and the others in the five colleges in the work of the Core Facilities.
Reinhart also said that a better job needs to be done marketing the facilities, which he believes is the most urgent need. "How effectively can we get the word out that this actually exists?" he said.
On Friday, Reinhart expressed satisfaction with how the Innovation Voucher Program rollout went.
"Everyone agreed to the value of this (the core facilities), and that it will serve as a catalyst to bring industry closer to academia," he said.
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Do you have a goal that's been on your list for a few years now that has just sat there, untouched? You like that goal, it's a worthwhile goal, you keep meaning to get to that goal, and yet … it remains.
For me, that goal was playing piano.
I played piano from when I was 5 years old to 15. I was in a minimum of three recitals/performances/competitions every year. I earned many certificates, ribbons and awards over the years.
Conventional wisdom says that the more you do something, the easier or more natural it becomes.
When it came to performing, I found that to be a bunch of crap.
It never got easier. Before every solo performance, my heart would race, my stomach would turn and my palms would sweat. I'd be so nervous, my hands would literally shake. I loathed piano recitals, and yet somehow I managed to do dozens and dozens of them for years.
When Mr. Man moved in, he brought his keyboard piano and would play (and still does) often. I'd get a little misty and wistful and talk about starting up piano again. He made it look so fun.
I told friends and family that one of my goals was to start playing piano again.
But I never did. I still haven't touched the piano once.
And for a while, I felt very guilty about it.
I felt ashamed for putting off this goal until I realized it wasn't really mine.
For Mr. Man and many others, practicing and playing the piano brings them stress relief and relaxation. For me, practicing the piano makes me extremely frustrated, stressed and depressed. Yes, it was nice to be able to impress people with my repertoire of memorized songs, but I derived little pleasure from it.
But talented people aren't supposed to let those talents go to waste, right?
There was the real reason behind my goal.
Whether I internalized that impression from society, my parents or whomever, it doesn't matter. The point is that I finally realized outside influences were the motivating factors behind my goal of wanting to restart a hobby that made me want to jam a metronome in my eye.
That realization was like a breath of fresh air. I promptly removed that goal from my master list several years ago, and it's been absent ever since. (It also provided me with a huge happiness boost.)
So for each of your goals for this year, ask yourself the essential question of, "Why do I want to achieve this goal?"
Is your goal to lose weight truly yours or are you doing it to fight the "chubby kid" stereotype bestowed upon you growing up?
Is your goal to learn a new language because you want to learn the language of someone you love or is it just because "that's something smart people do?"
Is your goal to start a business because you genuinely believe you're meeting a need in the marketplace or is it just because that's what "successful" people do?
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On April 22, 1999, several children visited the WHFC. In the morning they informally viewed labs and visited with sponsors. In the afternoon, Chris Polloni hosted a multi-media overview of Stellwagen Bank/MassBay GIS. There was a show-and-tell on Sand Resources of the Long Island, New York Inner Shelf. Ann Swift described seismic data, and Rob Thieler explained sidescan sonar interpretations. Judy Commeau brought the children through the Electron Microscope Facility and showed them images of recently processed samples. The children also went to the Marine Operations Facility where Ken Parolski set up the "SEABOSS" (the video cam with a roving eye). The children could see themselves in a "real-time" display. Because the "SEABOSS" had been discussed during the morning's GIS demo as the bottom-sampler used to obtain pictures and sediment samples from Stellwagen Bank, the children recognized it immediately! Marinna Martini and Nancy Soderberg provided the final tours of the Sediment Transport team facilities and the Data Library.
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Essentially this recipe is a delicious bean, spilt pea & lentil base that can be used for Pasta e Fagioli soup or as an addition to: tomato based pasta sauces; vegetable soups like minestrone or kale; stews; or even casseroles. In my house the bean base is most often used in 'leftover soup'...heat up leftover pasta, rice or potatoes & vegetables with stock & bean base. A surprisingly good edition of leftover soup included mac & cheese. Another great edition included rice, frozen spinach and a lemony stock. The possibilities are limited only by your leftovers and your imagination. I would love to hear about your culinary creations using the bean base.
This recipe seamlessly transitions to vegetarian or vegan and the bean base is gluten free.
If you have a food processor I you may want to pull it out for this recipe, if not don't worry about it just put something good on the radio, grab a glass of wine (optional but recommended), enlist some helpers and it will be done in a flash.
I freeze the leftover bean base in 250ml (1cup) hefty single serving portions that we pull out and use as required.
This recipe was inspired by The Meat Lover's Meatless Cookbook by Kim O'Donnel.
Bean Base
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- 250ml (1cup) dried beans – cannellini, pinto, romano, cranberry, flageolet northern, etc.
- 250ml (1cup) dried green or yellow spilt peas
- 250ml (1cup) green or brown lentils
- 60ml diced organic bacon (lardons) or 30ml (2tbsp) oil/fat
- 2 onions finely diced
- 4 carrots finely diced
- 4 celery finely stalks diced
- 4 cloves of garlic sliced or diced
- 5ml (1tsp) each dried thyme, oregano & sage or 15ml (1tbsp) herbs du Provence
- 1 bay leaf
- 1ml (¼ tsp) hot pepper flakes – to taste
- Parmesan or Romano cheese rind (optional)
- 30ml (2tbsp) tomato paste or 2 chopped tomatoes (optional)
- 4-6 cups water or stock
- salt & pepper to taste
- ½ bunch parsley chopped (optional)
Preparation Method
- Soak the beans – as discussed above
- Over medium heat in a large soup pot sauté the diced bacon until it is crispy - remove the crispy bacon. Leave 30ml (2tbsp) of the fat.
- Lower the heat to medium-low/medium and add the diced vegetables. Sauté until the vegetables are very tender and starting to dry out.
- Add the spices, beans, spilt peas, lentils, cheese rind, tomato, and stock. Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce to a simmer, cover & cook until tender – 45-60 minutes.
- Add the parsley and season with salt & pepper.
Pasta e Fagioli
(serves 1, preparation time under 10 minutes)
- 250ml (1cup) bean base
- 250ml (1cup) stock or water
- 100g (4oz) dried little pasta or broken long pasta
- salt, pepper, parsley & lemon to taste
- parmesan (optional)
- Bring the bean base & stock to a boil.
- Add pasta and cook until tender
- Season with salt, pepper, parsley and lemon to taste
As an added treat garnish with the crispy bacon bits from above. Delish.


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Bring Clive along with since his next stop is Matilda. You must get here under 14 hours, a pretty easy task. Since I haven't recruited Sid or Gabocha, I brought Chaco and Gengen along respectively to recruit them. Along your way to Two Rivers, stop in the sewers and go through that path that leads west and into a room where somebody sleeps. You've seen this before but were scared off, if you have Chaco with you'll recruit Sid here.
In the Kobold Village, go in the first east hut with Gengen and you will recruit Gabocha. Out of the Kobold district and northeast to see Meg and Gadget being blocked by highlanders. Choose the first option a few times to recruit them, and then go to the north checkpoint.
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Go north past the guards and 'talk' to Badeaux. Can't recruit him yet so go east and north for a Guard Ring and then continue on north. Watch out for the Do Re Mi Elves around here. After a few screens north you'll see a hidden path with a treasure, with is a Mega Medicine. Take the upper right path when you get a choice for a Dragon Armor, saving the southeast path for after that. This leads to Viki, and if you ask her to come with she'll teleport you to your North Window Castle. If you choose not to go with her, just skip two paragraphs ahead.
Now that you have Viki it will be more convenient for you to get recruits.
Teleport to Radat and try to outrace Stallion. You've probably ran from enough enemies at this point to beat him. If you are doing the Clive / Elza sidequest, he can be a huge benefit for you.
Back to the Forest Path after you found the Dragon Armor and Viki, you'll be near the exit. As you pass the Matilda guards, Miklotov of the Blue Knights is here to greet you. He escorts you to the castle of Rockaxe.
Go north and talk to Gorudo. He treats you like a nobody. You can choose to take it or yell back at him. Choose to rest and at night Leknaat will visit Riou. The next day, Miklotov will be in a rush to Gorudo. He'll tell of highlanders near Matilda border, pursuing Muse refugees. You can join this battle but you might as well just watch the slaughtering as Gorudo does nothing.
After you will see a furious Miklotov, and then Camus asks you to follow him to Muse to protect him. Go south through town and you'll see Miklotov leaving.
First though, some important matters. Head to the Inn with Clive and he'll learn that Elza is in Radat Town now. Since it hasn't been taken over by highland yet, you might as well run there with Stallion to reduce time, and she'll be there for a shootoff with Clive. Clive's gun Storm fails and he gets shot. You appear back at HQ with Huan looking over Clive. He's okay thankfully, but you can't continue this story until you re-take the city of Muse.
You can go to Muse now (if so, skip down to Muse below) or get some recruits. If you want recruits, keep reading.
Highway Village
Southeast of Rockaxe is the Highway Village. Go inside the inn and Futch will run past you. Go north and talk to Humphrey. More scenes follow. After this talk with Humphrey he pays for your Inn stay. As you leave you'll see Kent run off to Rakutei Mountain, so go talk to Humphrey and say to go. Stay another night at the Inn and the next day you hear Kent didn't return. Take out two members and Humphrey and Futch will join as you are to go to Mt. Rakutei.
Mt. Rakutei
Go north and the Bright Shield Rune clears the fog. North for a few screens and then west for a Fur Cape. Back to the far east for a Thunder Runner and north to exit. Another east / west split, so go east for a Thunder Amulet, and then back west a few screens to the split and northwest to exit. Yet another split, so grab the Stone of Power to the west and east to exit.
A bigger, more open area now. Take the north path and then directly east for 2000 Potch. Go north and west first for the Dragon Plans 2. Go south from here until you reach a wall and then go east and southeast to get the Unicorn Plans 2. Now work your way to a northeastern path for a Medicine Crystal. Before you go further northeast towards the boss, go back south from the Medicine Crystal and then east for a Skill Ring. Now go northeast towards the boss. Also there is a chance the Hawkman in the area drop the Turtle Plans 3. As you go north veer off to the west when you can, so that you can save quick.
The boss is a Harpy. It has around 7500 hit points. Hopefully you saved most of your best rune spells. It will attack twice, mostly with physical attacks that make you unbalanced. Most generally have Nanami with Riou, so that leaves two open slots. Good magicians like Luc and Rina can just cast high level Lightning Spells until this thing is dead, while the front row characters absorb the punishment. Not a tough battle, but a long, grueling one. Enjoy the 40,000 Potch. A screen north and you see the dragon Bright find a new master, Futch.
Bring Miklotov here now. Some strange things are going on around Muse. You see visions of the Beast Rune. Jowy seems indifferent towards Luca's perverse ways. The Muse people are going sacrificed at the hands of Luca so as to provoke the Beast Rune. Go northwest when you get in Muse to go to the Jowston Hilltop. You'll be stopped by highlanders and a muse citizen will tell you of the sacrifices. Fight a highland soldier battle and then retreat back to Matilda.
Gorudo won't go along with Miklotov's feelings. Miklotov and Camus then abandon Gorudo and Matilda and join the Conewalk army. So do their soldiers. Camus stays behind and brings a ton of matilda friends with. Shu is here also. You appear at your North Windows Headquarters.
North Window Headquarters
Back at HQ you are told go get some rest. Go to your room and Pilika is there.
At nighttime Luca is plotting with Jowy, and Jowy brings along Leon Silverburg. The next morning in the meeting room you learn Kiba took Radat (this is why you brought Clive here before that). Viktor wants to check it out, so put Stallion in your party and teleport to Radat. Agree to go in and then you'll have a scene with Klaus if you're patient enough. Run back to headquarters.
Save and go tell Shu it's time for war. This is your first true battle so hopefully you've aligned your units usefully. I generally have Luc with the best attack bonus characters and have him dominate. For this particular battle though, Ridley will be upset that the kobolds are on the front line. After about three turns his troops will flee and Rowd will be more aggressive. As long as you didn't spread yourself too thin after Ridley leaves, you should be able to survive this. A few turns and your City State army flees, defeated because of Ridley fleeing.
Back to your room to rest after a talk with Shu. Meanwhile, you'll see Agares Blight for the first and last time in Suikoden II. He is poisoned, as Jowy goes along with it and poisons himself to make the plan work. Luca tries to reason to Jillia about killing Agares but she has none of it.
Shilo wakes you up the next day, and at the meeting area it'll be time for battle against Kiba again. They'll be charging you, as they expect an ambush but just plan on pushing through it anyway. Rowd stays back and continues to stay back in this battle. Your ambush parties are sprung rather early, but just start doing damage when they come out.
The highland army will continue to push and it'll look as though you're in trouble. Ridley and his kobolds will appear behind Kiba and will allow you to have them covered on both sides. It'll be easy to destroy Kiba's sidekicks but his unit has a 16 defense. He takes three hits to defeat. Jeane's Lighting Rune can do one pretty easily, and then Ridley and Luc could probably do some damage too. Leon comes in after Kiba wonders about Rowd and the Fourth Company, and Leon tells Rowd to flee! Kiba is abandoned by Luca and you capture him and Klaus.
After the battle make sure you choose the second option three times. After the third time, a city state soldier runs in to hand off a letter. Seems that Agares has been murdered by Luca, according to Klaus. They now know it's time to join you. Kiba and Klaus are great war additions.
Attempt to leave the North Window HQ and you'll bump into Sheena. Go back to the meeting room and you'll be talking for a while, and Sheena comes in and talks about how his dad Lepant is the king of the Toran Republic. It is decided that Sheena and Freed Y will join you along the way.
Banner Village
This is where you must go to get to Toran. Freed Y wants to go to South Window first, so go to the northeast part and he has some memories of Granmeyer. Now go to Radat and talk to the guy in the southeast part of the port and you'll be on a boat south to Banner Village.
Buy a Rose Brooch if you see one in the rare section of the item shop. Otherwise, rest up and go north. Take the northwest path first for a Mega Medicine and east to exit. Next for you get to, go east for a Full Helmet and south to continue onwards.
You'll see some ladders as you work your way north. Get the Stone of Luck from the left ladder and go up the right one for two more ladders. Go up the left one for yet two more. Go up the center one for a Wing Ornament and the left ladder for a Magic Ring. Backtrack now and take the far east ladder for a Poison Crystal and another ladder.
You're in a new area, where you should work your way east. It is a pretty straightforward route from the ladder until you reach a Save Point. Take the top path for a Silver Shield, the bottom for a Silverlet and the middle path to continue on.
You will see the boss Worm ahead. It is rather tough depending on who you have with. High level spells are a quick way to whittle Worm's 4500 or so HP down. 35,000 Potch is your reward.
Further north and east until you reach one of my favorite Suikoden I characters, Varkas. He is the border patrol and he brings you into Gregminster. You are to meet in the waiting room, the same waiting room that Teo and Tir McDohl waited in long ago. The maid will come get you soon.
The talk with Lepant is kind of funny. Your first choice is "Forging an State with you..". Choose that of course. You now have an option of taking Valeria or Kasumi. I choose Kasumi because you can recruit the other ninjas faster. Valeria though is a better fighter. Lepant also gives you Sheena, and the most important item on the game, the Blinking Mirror! You can now teleport anywhere with Viki and use the Blinking Mirror to return to her, making character recruitment much faster.
You'll be back on that path to Banner Village. Re-enter Greminster though as there are things to do. Go to the second floor of the Inn and get the Cyclone Rune from Suikoden I Sara. Lorelai is around town but you cannot recruit her at this point. Buy a Flowing Rune from the rare buy's at the rune shop. Their defensive gear is also pretty good. The trading shop probably has a Celadon Urn, and you need one of these to recruit Lebrante in Radat.
As you return from Gregminster and make your way to Banner Village, you'll be stopped by Ridley and Apple. Highland is on the attack, specifically Luca Blight and the White Wolves. You'll be back at base and told to go to the strategy room.
North Window Headquarters
Things sound bleak there. Rest and then talk to Nanami, and then go back to your bed. The next day in the meeting room, Ridley has been ambushed. Try your best to get him out of this, it'll be tough. You need to move one of your units next to him to get him out.
In the meeting room, you'll be plotting with Shu. Go back to your room to rest and Tsai will run up and ask you to go to his house. Bring him with to Ryube and his daughter Tomo will join at his house. Return back to your room and sleep.
Ridley will be getting bitched at by Luca this night. Leon has a bright, young general that he has enlisted.
The next day, save and talk to Shu to start the war.
Kiba will draw Luca in and you'll get a shot. Your troops appear, but shortly after Sasarai and Yuber appear as well. Luc will come in to use a powerful wind spell to hurt most of their reinforcements and cause Sasarai to retreat. Do your best to inflict damage on Luca, but it's tough. If you cause some damage to him he'll go insane and the battle will end, and if you don't do any damage you'll be forced to withdraw.
Ridley will be back thanks to Chaco (or the Rokkaku Ninjas if you have them). He has a note from Leon (if Ridley isn't around, Leon delivers it by himself). Turns out Luca will have a night raid tonight.
Don't deploy unless you have several characters (I mean about 15-18) that are ready to deliver a high amount of damage. As many 100 + magic lightning Rune users that you can find. Banner Village is probably the best level up place you can find, up to the high 30′s. For magicians, the obvious are Luc, Viki and Rina. Other lesser knowns but still close to 100 in magic at level 38, are Zamza, Nina, Millie and Flik. The Valeria / Anita combination is pretty good as well. Keep in mind you can still sharpen your weapons to level 11 at Kuskus.
Save and tell Shu it's time to go.
Choose your parties (Riou is last to fight him, Flik is 1st and Viktor is 2nd).
Luca Blight
The battles with Luca start soon. He is pretty much a monster. His defense and magic defense basically halve all of your attacks. He goes three times per round with devastating moves, whether they are the fire based ones or just a regular attack. Since Luca is bound to cut through your defenses so quickly don't be afraid to use your top level spells. You only need to do about 2000-3000 damage per party, and then he'll flee to the next group. If he kills you, it'll all be up to your later groups to make up for the HP you didn't take off on Luca. So the better you do earlier the easier for Riou later! Just keep dishing out high level Lightning rune magic and other rune magic, and he'll eventually go down.
After these three party battles, you'll follow Luca. Make sure Riou is healed up and has the best armor around for right now. You have to fight two groups of highlanders. As you continue north and see Luca, he opens a card and Pyreflies emerge, revealing Luca's position to the archers. He is shot down and so are his soldiers. However he manages to muster enough strength to get near enough to duel you, and I guess your other army members are just watching?
Anyway Luca is a monster here as well regardless of the fact that he has about 1/5th of his HP, if that. He's actually kind of hard to gauge as he sounds crazy with all of his quotes, so I tend to be overly passive against him and we had a few defend – defend exchanges this time around. All you need is one good Wild Attack on him or one of his to fail and he should be gone. If he hits you once though it's easy to panic and lose the whole damn thing.
After Riou cuts Luca Blight down, Jowy and Leon seem pleased. Afterwards Riou passes out at the North Window HQ. Jowy and Jillia are married meanwhile, as Jowy has played the entire Blight family and they're now out of power in Highland.
The next day, leave with Nanami out of the castle and she wants to go to Kuskus. Teleport there and go to the port to get Culgan. Bring him back to your castle, the meeting room. He has a formal request from Jowy for peace negotiations, and that they are to be conducted at the Jowston Hilltop. Bring a party and ship over to Coronet and then Muse.
Of course it's a trap and Jowy has archers on Riou. Viktor busts in and Pilika runs in also. She can talk now, and she stops Jowy from having Riou shot. Run down the hill and leave Muse. Back at home Shu will talk to you and Nanami quick and then you're on your own.
If you got a Rose Brooch from Banner Village by now, go to the southwest shore of the Radat port to recruit Simone. At the bar is some guy named Hoi impersonating Riou. You'll get beat up when you stick up for him but he is recruited.
Karen in Kuskus Inn will join you after a short dance routine. You have to memorize 8 buttons basically. Go to South Window now and Max will join you just as you walk in. Go to the Inn and you'll see Annallee get banished. Now go to the northeast part where the city hall is and you'll see Annallee on the grass. Listen to her sing and then say you want to listen to her again. She will be recruited. See the red guy by the trade shop? That's Killey and if you tell him that Alex knows about the Sindar he'll walk off.
Go back to the Inn / Item Shop at your North Window HQ and Killey will be there. Return back to South Window to recruit Killey.
Go to the Forest Path with Shiro. Talk to Badeaux and this time he'll hear a voice and will join you. He also gives you two listening crystals.
At the Forest Village go to the second house on the left with a sound set and Connell will join you. Further north is Ayda and Feather. You'll have to fight three Griffin to save the two of them. An easy battle and they join afterwards. Talk to Wakaba in the south before you leave to get him to join you after you prove you are strong to him.
In Lakewest talk to Hix and Tengaar. This quest is easy to do now. When they leave go south to Kobold Village and then to the chief's hut. After some talk it'll be night time and the next day it seems Tengaar has a curse of the unicorn. You have to get a Blue Stone at the South Window Item Shop so go there and do that. Back to the Kobold Village and deliver it, but you need the Red Flower at the Cave of Wind. Return that and then last you need to go to the sewers to get the Green Bell. After this is returned you learn that Tengaar has been kidnapped and is in the Unicorn Woods. Go north to enter and take the west path first, and then hold east. The north path going east is a Necklace and the lower one leads to a big tree. Everyone is here, and then a Unicorn pops out. Hix protects Tengaar against it, and it disappears. Hix and Tengaar join you now.
Talk to Yuzu who is now in town and she needs her sheep. After agreeing to help, go north and get the Mangosh hidden by the tree branch. Catch all three sheep, one may be hiding by the tree also. Tell her to come to your place and you will recruit Yuzu. Return back to the forest and get the lamb on the way back to that single tree. When you get to the tree use a listening crystal, your last one. Sigfried the unicorn appears and you can recruit it if you have a maiden (I had Wakaba).
You can probably recruit Bob in the kobold part of Two Rivers so try to do so. If not you're getting close so check back soon.
That's enough recruiting so go to the front of your castle. Koyu is here and you'll talk here and then in the meeting room.
To Tinto you go, with Koyu and Viktor and Nanami along.
Drakemouth Village
This is a quiet village. Just go to the guard and you'll get past with Koyu's help. Go west along the path and then northeast when Koyu tells you to. You'll get to a west / east fork, so take the west one for the exit and the east for a Master Robe. After some talking with Gijimi you are to go to Tinto to ally with Gustav.
For now go further down the path west and you'll reach Tigermouth Village. Get out of here and then go west to Crom Village quick, and to the northeast house here. Tenkou is inside and if you have a Window Setting he will join you.
Rest up and go up the stairs to the state building. Talk to Raura outside to recruit her and then go in. You'll meet Gustav personally. After some talking you'll fight together and then be shown your room. Take a nap and rest. The next morning you'll see Klaus and Ridley, and then Lilly says the monsters are here.
Sure enough it's Neclord and his zombies. They're just here for a quick scare, and then they leave. Jess and Hauser are here and Jess claims Riou killed Anabelle. Those two leave and say they're going to take care of the zombies themselves. Talk to Gustav some more about your strategy and it'll be night. Go to bed after the scene with Jess.
Leknaat wakes you up tonight. Now you talk to Nanami. At this point you can 'quit' and get an alternate ending. Just choose the first option and the game goes on. The next day Jess and Hauser are going to war with the muse troops. You won't be able to leave Tinto so go to the northeast part where the mine is.
Go east when you can for a Cape of Darkness and then north for Neclord. He can handle you easily but the Bright Shield Rune protects you and allows you to escape. As you get out, Riou passes out and Nanami carries him away. Meanwhile, Jowy passes out. Pilika runs in and calls him Joei.
Crom Village
You wake up in Crom. Talk to Leona and put Wakaba in your party and then go to the Inn and a scene with L.C. Chan occurs. LC Chan then runs off and hides behind the item shop, so talk to him here and he joins. Try to leave Crom and you'll run into your old buddy Kahn.
Tigermouth Village
You have to meet Kahn's old buddy here. It's the weird girl Sierra that was sleeping in the inn. She's being ridiculed right in the middle of town but she pulls out some magic. Challenge her to a fight and use your best stuff, she joins afterwards. She has a new rune, a great rune especially for a powerful magician like herself.
Back in Crom Klaus and Sierra have a scene. Go to bed for the night and the next morning it'll be time to go to the mines to the east. You are to sneak into Tinto this way. Conserve your MP, I'll say that right away.
Tinto Mines
Continue along and go right at the first intersection to a new screen, and then stay north at the next intersection. At a T go right for some Dancing Flames and west for a long route that will span a few screen lengths. A stone bridge in the middle of a water area, go east before you cross for a Full Helmet and Magic-Def Stone, and then take the upper left path to move on. Take the north path again when you get a chance and then stay north as it wraps northeast. Get the Master Garb and slide down. Further east and then you'll wrap north to a new screen.
Go left at the next T for a path that acts as a bridge and then wraps underneath two bridges going north for a Window Setting 5 and Old Book Volume 9. Go south, east and north up the ramp and along the bridge. Head right a few screens until you are allowed south.
Grab the Silver Necklace and Mega Medicine. Go back up and right, and then fall down the far slide. Down the far right slide again and then all the way south down a slide for a Double-Strike Crystal. Go left now and you'll meet Mazus. You can't get him until you have about 100 characters so remember that he's one of the last.
Go back to the northeast and up a few ramps to a Save Point. Fall down the far right slide for a Wind Hat, and then up and down a slide for a Star Earrings. Now go to the Save Point, Save, and slide down the middle slide to a new area. Push the crate in the crevace above and then go west, north and east across the crate and north until you reach a boss.
It's the Stone Golem. Use some of your best magic but not all of it – you still have another boss to fight with this amount of magic.
It has 7000 HP but is weak against Thunder. 50,000 Potch is your reward, and keep going along now. The path is pretty linear just don't beat yourself up too much as you make your way to the elevators. Soon you'll be back in Tinto.
Go south and take the elevator when you are in town. Fight the group of Zombies by the blacksmith and then go up the stairs, past the city council area and further north to the church.
You will be asked if you want to go in. Confirm yes, as you can't leave Tinto right now. Inside is Neclord, Lilly and Lo Wen. Kahn and Sierra will have set Neclord up so that he can't use his powerful magic. Now it's just time to kill him. Use the best magic you have – he only has 4500 HP so his survival is gauged on whether or not you burnt all your magic out on the way here (like on the Stone Golem). Once his 4500 HP are up enjoy the show, as Viktor cuts him up for good after Neclord gives his Night Rune back to Sierra. You get 70,000 potch and The Shredding for your efforts.
Before returning back to North Window HQ, go to the Tigermouth Path and take that southern path leading east as you enter. You'll meet Georg Prime and he'll join you since you liberated Tinto.
Back at HQ, put in a bunch of strong characters and teleport to South Window. Talk to Gantetsu, you've seen him before, but now you can push him far and recruit him.
I left Tetsu in Lakewest for now. You need to be toasty to recruit him. Buy some Fried Tacos from the kobold settlement in Two Rivers, and then equip them on someone. Use them on Riou in battle until he starts smoking (or becomes toasty) and then Tetsu will join.


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5-Minute Artisan Bread: The Master Recipe, Tools, Resources UPDATED
The year 2007 was a good one for me for lots of reasons. Here's one: It's the year I got good at baking homemade bread thanks to a simple discovery that would go on to revolutionize the world of home baking.
Presented in their book, Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day, authors Jeff Hertzberg, M.D. and Zoë Franḉois stated that anyone with an oven, flour, yeast, salt, and water could make authentic, artisan bread in just five minutes a day.
Within hours of getting my hands on that book, I was onboard. My first attempt was ridiculously easy. And so successful I shocked myself and my family! A more delicious loaf of bread I cannot buy anywhere. And why would I, when I could now make it myself for about $.40 a loaf in just five minutes a day?
I must admit that the exact terminology, "five minutes," might be a stretch, but here's how that term has come to be: Jeff and Zoë have honed this method to taking about 15 minutes to mix up a big batch of bread dough, which after its first rise, sits in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
When you're ready to bake a loaf, it takes all of about five minutes to reach into the container, tear off a pound or so of dough, shape it and get it oven-ready. That's where the "five minutes a day" comes into play. It's the amount of daily labor required.
I have used the method, but not baked every single day, since 2007. My husband could only dream of such a thing, that's how much he loves this rustic, homemade French bread. It reminds us of our trips to Paris and the neighborhood bakeries where Parisiennes stop in every day to pick up fresh bread.
Master Recipe
- Pour 3 cups of warm water (about 100 F., which is just slightly warm to the touch) into a large container that has a lid.
- Add 1 tablespoon granulated yeast and 1 tablespoon salt.
- Using a large wooden spoon or "dough whisk," mix to incorporate but don't worry about getting it to completely dissolve.
- Mix in 6 1/2 cups (2 pounds) all-purpose flour, adding it all at one time.
- Don't knead! It's not necessary.
You're finished when everything is uniformly moist without dry patches.
You can do this with an electric stand or hand mixer, although that too is not necessary. Mixing by hand is perfectly fine.
Cover with a lid that fits well to the container but can be cracked open so it's not completely airtight.
If you're using a bowl, cover it loosely with plastic wrap. Towels don't work as they stick to this very wet dough. Set the container on the counter and allow the dough to rise at room temperature until it starts to collapse (flatten on top), about 2 hours. Just walk away and let it rise.
Next, without punching it down, move the container to the refrigerator. Leave the lid in place (slightly cracked) and keep refrigerated, to be used over the next 14 days.
Baking Day
Prepare a pizza peel by dusting it generously with cornmeal and/or flour; or cover with a piece of parchment paper. Set aside.
Move the container of dough from the refrigerator to the counter and dust the top of the dough with flour while the dough remains in the container.
Now, pull up and cut off a 1-pound hunk of dough (grapefruit size) and set on a floured work surface. Move container back to the refrigerator. Dust your hands with flour. Gently stretch the surface of the piece of dough around to the bottom, rotating the ball a quarter-turn as you go. Dusting flour will mostly fall off and that's OK.
The correctly shaped loaf will be smooth on the top with the bottom looking like a collection of bunched-up ends. Good. This process should take less than one minute. Set the loaf on the prepared pizza peel to rest for about 40 minutes. It will become wider but not necessarily taller. Also correct.
Preheat baking stone, set on a rack near the middle of the oven, to 450F, at least 30 minutes before baking. Place an empty metal broiler tray, or similar (but not glass), for holding water on any oven shelf that won't interfere with the bread rising while baking. Set a cup of water within easy reach of the oven. Relax while the dough rests and the baking stone gets sizzling hot.
After 40 minutes or so, liberally dust the top of the dough with flour. Using a sharp knife or kitchen shears, slash 1/2-inch cuts into the dough in any design you like. Just make sure you make at least four deep cuts. Leave the flour in place for baking. You can tap it off later, before eating.
Slide the loaf (including the parchment paper it's sitting on, if using) onto the hot baking stone. Quickly but carefully pour the water from the top into the broiler tray and close the oven quickly. This will create a burst of steam. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until the internal temperature of the loaf, measured with an instant-read thermometer, reads anywhere from 205F to 210F.
Use the pizza peel to remove the loaf to a cooling rack. Admire your work. Wait for two hours (if you can) before slicing into fresh bread. This gives it time to cool inside and at the same time fully develop its flavors.
Store the remaining dough in the refrigerator for up to 14 days. One batch using this recipe should make four loaves, slightly less than one pound each. This recipe can be halved, doubled, or tripled depending on the size of dough container you have available.
Tools and Resources
While 5- Minute Artisan Bread can be made using the tools and equipment most of us have already, we all know that using the right tools for the right job makes any job easier and produces the best results.
Here are the right tools I have acquired over the years and use to make 5-Minute Artisan Bread.
1. Dough container
This Cambro 6-qt Clear Polycarbonate Square Food Container is absolutely ideal for five-minute artisan bread dough. It will hold a double batch and is dishwasher safe. I like that it's clear so I can see what's going on inside. And being square, it fits well in the refrigerator.
2. Container Lid
This is the lid that fits the 6-qt. Cambro food container. It fits snugly but can be loosened by simply not attaching one of the corners. Beware: The lid is sold separately.
Use-what-you-have alternative: You can use any large food-grade container; even a plastic bucket that has a lid will work or a large bowl with plastic wrap, provided it will fit in the refrigerator.
3. Dough whisk
This dough whisk is such an awesome tool. There's something about the design and the way the whisk part is shaped that makes mixing bread dough by hand a breeze.
Use-what-you-have alternative: A long-handled wooden spoon will work to get the job done. Just make sure everything is evenly "wet" before you put the lid on the container and set it out for that first rise.
4. Baking stone
Also called a pizza stone, this is the secret to baking fabulous artisan bread. It makes the bottom crust crisp and heats the dough evenly. I've cracked so many baking stones in my life in an attempt to get the thing hot enough; I was leery to give this highly rated Rocksheat Baking and Grilling Stone a try. But I'm glad I did because it's all it's, uh … cracked up to be! A beautiful product that really delivers.
Use-what-you-have alternative: You can rest the formed loaf on a baking sheet prepared with butter, parchment paper or a silicone mat. The just place the baking sheet on the oven rack when ready to bake.
5. Pizza peel
This giant "spatula" known as a pizza peel is so useful for baking bread! First, you use it to slide the oven-readied dough into the screaming hot oven and onto the baking stone; then use it to reach in and retrieve that finished beautiful loaf of bread. This one is large, so I store mine on top of the refrigerator which puts it out of sight for all but the tall.
Use-what-you-have alternative: Parchment paper works. Either flour the paper well and add a generous amount of cornmeal so you can actually slide the dough off the paper, or set the dough— paper and all onto the oven rack. Just make sure you remove the parchment paper after 20 mins. of baking so the bottom of the bread can get crisp. Warning: this method is tricky.
6. Bread knife
Your first loaf of artisan bread is going scream "good bread knife please!" Done well, that bread will have a very crisp crust. A typical chef's knife will simply tear it up. A typical serrated knife should be better, but not be sharp enough to give you the control needed for beautiful results. This Mercer Culinary Millennia 10-Inch Wide Bread Knife is not only the best bread knife out there (my opinion, but you can trust me on this), it's super cheap, too. An amazing knife at an unbelievable price. Use it for bread only and never put it in the dishwasher.
Use-what-you-have alternative: If you have a bread knife, use it. If not use the sharpest knife available to cut your finished loaf.
7. Instant-read thermometer
You'll want to eventually get a highly-rated, reliable instant-read thermometer (most out there are so unreliable it hurts). Thermoworks Instant Pop fits the bill.
Use-what-you-have alternative: Any food thermometer will give you an idea of the correct temperature. Probably better than guessing so use what you have.
8. Infrared thermometer
Soon you are going to want to know the exact temperature of your preheated oven and the temperature of the baking stone surface. An infrared thermometer gun is the way to go. ThermoWorks Industrial IR Gun is the best inexpensive option I know of.
9. The Book
In 2013, Jeff and Zoë released the completely updated and expanded (with color photos) The New Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day book. I donated my original edition to the library as I didn't need both. But I need this new one desperately.
Not only does it have so many ways to use this versatile dough (amazing recipes), it has tips and trick galore. For example, I live at 5,280 feet above sea level. That changes the way my bread turns out. But no worries. Jeff and Zoë have included detailed instructions for how to adjust the recipe using more water, less yeast, and bread flour in place of all-purpose flour, to accommodate those of us who live way up high in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. (Hey, someone needs to live here!) Bingo. Following our move, I was back in business in no time at all.
Really, this is a beautiful textbook for every 5-minute bread baker. Your long-term success depends on it.


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In a day of monster contracts being given to now former Penguins, the Calgary Flames joined in on the action signing the now former Penguin to a 3-year, $8.7 million contract. The Flames have
|Deryk Engelland
It had been revealed by many national media types over the past few days that as many as 10 teams were soliciting the services of Engelland. The 6'2", 202 lbs Engelland was a feel good story, working his way up through the minor leagues such as the ECHL to make a career and name for himself in the NHL.
Over his 5 years as a Penguin, Engelland established himself as a rugged defenseman that didn't produce much offensively while playing along the blueline. His 13 goals and 35 assists paled in comparison to his 33 PIM but his presence was often felt in games where physicality would be held at a premium.
Good luck to Deryk Engelland in Calgary. Enjoy swimming in dollar bills.


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As the leader in providing integrated quality management software systems to companies all around the world, MasterControl is making news and leading the way in solving business problems for all types of regulated manufacturers.
SALT LAKE CITY, USA - November 26, 2012 - MasterControl, Inc., a global provider of comprehensive quality and compliance management software solutions, today announced it has signed an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) agreement with SAP AG (NYSE: SAP). Through this agreement, MasterControl will integrate SAP® BusinessObjects™ Business Intelligence (BI), Edge edition software across its product offerings.
MasterControl has been enjoying particularly high growth in its quality exception management solutions and as a consequence, customer needs for analysis tools have expanded.
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The Edge edition of SAP BusinessObjects BI provides industry-leading data analysis and reporting tools to business and quality analysts. The solution will enable MasterControl customers to improve visibility into quality and compliance issues, as well as the efficiency of related operations.
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While you can upload videos onto Flickr in bulk from the browser, a better option is their desktop based Flickr Uploadr software – recommended when you have multiple videos to upload or the size of individual videos is very large.
There are some extra advantages. With Flickr Uploadr, you can attach tags, titles and descriptions to all your videos, as well as set privacy options. And the software works in parallel meaning you can prepare a second set of videos for uploading while the previous one is still getting uploaded onto Flickr.
Flickr Uploadr software, currently available on the Flickr tools page, doesn't include support for videos but there's a new official version (v3.1) that allows uploading of photos as well as videos. Here are the download links.
FlickrUploadr-3.1.0-en.exe [Windows] FlickrUploadr-3.1-en.dmg [Mac]
The above links are for the English version of Flickr Uploader. For downloading uploaders in other languages, check this thread.


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Mardi Gras. Fat Tuesday. Shrove Tuesday. Pancake Tuesday. Pancake Tuesday? Yes, Pancake Tuesday.
Maybe you never knew Mardi Gras is also called Pancake Tuesday. Here's what I read about it on Wikipedia:
There is nothing that I love more than the smell of a waffles being made in the morning. Well, I do also really love waking up to the smell of my mother-in-law's sauce cooking and her brasato (her braised beef). It's sheer torture trying to sleep smelling a delicious Italian lunch's scents wafting through your bedroom.
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AHAA hosted a Booth at the 2014 Mane Event, April 25-27 in Red Deer, Alberta.
The booth was well attended by visitors from near and far!
A big thank you to all of the volunteers who helped out at the booth - Arlene Catt, Stephanie Dewes, Rob Dewes, Roxanne Dewes, Doreen Dewes, Laura-Gene Haga, Christine Hennig, Brittany Hennig, Mike Wigston, Amanda Wigston, Renee Neighbour, Lynn Johnson, Destinne Allen, Ed Smith, Colby Smith, Shelby Smith, Heather McLevin and any others I may have missed.
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We left our little spot at the VFW/BLM land near Yuma and made our way to the Imperial Dam LTVA. Earlier this week we were in touch with friends we met in Alaska who are here and we decided to check out the place.
And it is beautiful! We are at the Coyote Ridge area and this is pictures from all angles:
How about those views! We hope to explore this area over the next week.
We spent some time getting caught up with each other and had a great campfire on Friday night. Here is everyone (but me – :-)) (Sharon, Susan, Bruce, John, and Andy):
The All- American Canal is very close to us and I took a walk down to check it out. The Canals in the Southwest just fascinate me. Here is some information from the internet:
"This 85-mile long, canal brings water from the Colorado River to the citizens and agricultural industry of the Imperial Valley. The canal was completed in 1940, to replace a previous canal which served the same function, but traveled partly through Mexico (hence the name of the All American). The canal, one of the largest in the United States, travels through one of the hottest and driest places in the country, and is the sole source of water for the nation's fourth most productive, as well as most arid, agricultural region.
The Imperial Dam, NE of Yuma, Ariz., diverts water from the Colorado River into the All-American Canal, which runs W to Calexico, Calif. Smaller canals move water into the Imperial Valley; the Coachella Canal branches NW to the Coachella Valley. This canal system irrigates more than 630,000 acres (254,961 hectares) and has greatly increased crop yield in the area
The All-American Canal was built in the 1930s by the United States Bureau of Reclamation under the supervision of its then chief designing engineer, John L. Savage and was completed in 1942.[2] The Bureau of Reclamation owns the canal, but the Imperial Irrigation District operates it. Water for the canal is diverted at the Imperial Diversion Dam. The All-American Canal feeds, from east to west, the Coachella Canal, East Highline Canal, Central Canal and the Westside Main Canal. These four main branches of the canal and a network of smaller canals gradually reduce the flow of the All-American Canal until it ends at a small drop in the western Imperial Valley where it drains into the Westside Main Canal. The main canal is 82 miles (132 km), with a total drop of 175 feet (53 m), a width of 150 to 700 feet (210 m) and a depth of 7 to 50 feet (15 m) The canal gets smaller as it runs west because it carries less water.
Eight hydroelectric power plants have been constructed along drops in the All-American Canal system. Drops 1 through 5, Pilot Knob, East Highline and Double Weir are located on the All-American Canal. Another power plant, Turnip, is located on the Central Main Canal branch. The power plants are all relatively small and have a combined capacity of 58 MW. Electricity generation is dictated by water delivery needs. There is also a 7.2 MW pumped storage plant at Senator Wash Dam. Water from the Senator Wash Reservoir is released when water needs exceed flows at Parker Dam.
Runoff from the farmland irrigated by the All-American Canal make up most of the flows in the Alamo River and New River, both of which drain into the Salton Sea, providing most of its water.[citation needed][3] The rest is from smaller rivers and drainage systems. If not for the All-American Canal, the Salton Sea would have likely dried up long ago.[citation needed] The system transports silt, selenium and salts from the Colorado River into the sea. Because there is no outlet to the sea, these salts and minerals are concentrated by evaporation.[4]"
This is the bridge over the canal near where we are camped. The water on the left is flowing from the Imperial Dam upstream.
It flows underground here (under the bridge and this area in the center) and comes out the other side. This was designed in the 1930s to help slow/regulate the flow of water since the flow of water depends on gravity (see above – a drop of 175'). Pretty amazing!
The full view upstream:
The full view downstream:
Miles Traveled: 17 Miles (Long Drive – LOL!)
Routes Traveled:
Arizona: SR-95; Imperial Dam Road
California: Imperial Dam Road; Senator Wash Road; Ferguson Road
Today, Saturday, we made the trek to Algodones to see Dr. Roberto Arce because one of my crowns had fallen out. He did a great job in putting it back in but in the future I will be needing a root canal and new crown… Hopefully I will be okay until next season.
And, of course, another beautiful day in the desert! Life doesn't get any better than this – :-)))


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The Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) is Stanford's thought leader for understanding the economic challenges, opportunities, and policies affecting people around the world. For over 30 years, SIEPR's mission has been to support research that informs economic policymaking while engaging future leaders and scholars. At its core is SIEPR's facultyover 100 faculty members who represent all seven schools at Stanford. With SIEPR support, they study a vast array of economic policy-relevant areas in the U.S. and around the world, collaborating with other established and up-and-coming researchers from within and outside Stanford. SIEPR's vibrant community of scholars shares knowledge and builds relationships among academics, government officials, the business community and the public.
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The Beehive in Albany serves one of the state's greatest chicken-fried steaks. The cook when I visited was named Amanda Pearson. She got her training in the Navy where she cooked for hundreds of sailors at a time. Amanda had no qualms about sharing her rather violent recipe.
First she beats a top butt sirloin with a meat hammer until it is totally tenderized. Then she dips it in a blend of flour and breadcrumbs. And then she beats the breading into the meat so it sticks. Amanda uses such force that the flour appears to be welded to the meat. Her awesome chicken-fried steak is sort of a cross between a German schnitzel-style CFS and a West Texas pan-fried steak.
The Beehive has an unlikely history. The restaurant is owned by Ali Esfandiary, an immigrant from Iran. Ali's father was in the Iranian military but became disenchanted with Iranian politics. The Esfandiary family fled Iran in 1969, starting with the young Ali. When Ali opened the Beehive Restaurant in 1983, he had no idea what a chicken-fried steak was. In 2007, the Esfandiary family expanded their restaurant empire by opening a second Beehive in Abilene. The two restaurants are both famous for their CFS.


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This play area specially designed for toddlers and small children under 48" tall. For bigger kids, check out the nearby Runamukka Reef instead.
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We are certainly living through times of great economic anxiety. With a no-deal Brexit looming on the horizon, the economic skies look troubled and turbulent as global activity slows and downside risks increase.
We have entered a dangerous new phase of the crisis. Without collective resolve, the confidence that the world so badly needs will not return.
Woodrow Wilson once cautioned that "the thing to do is to supply light and not heat". There is a path to sustained recovery, much narrower than before, and getting narrower. To navigate it, we need strong political will across the world – leadership over brinksmanship, cooperation over competition, action over reaction.
Overall, global growth is continuing, but slowing down. The advanced countries in particular are facing an anaemic and bumpy recovery, with unacceptably high unemployment. The euro area debt crisis has worsened. Financial strains are rising. And again – without collective, bold, action, there is a real risk that the major economies slip back instead of moving forward.
And while many advanced economies face these cold headwinds, many emerging markets are facing too much heat – inflation pressures, strong credit growth, rising current account deficits.
Low-income countries have been experiencing reasonable growth, but remain highly vulnerable to economic dislocation from elsewhere in the world – including from commodity price volatility, which comes with heavy social costs. We should also keep in mind the Middle East and North Africa – embarking on a historic transformation, with people yearning for a better life and decent jobs.
But before talking about solutions, we need to be clear about the problems. I would isolate three distinct, albeit related, issues – balance sheet pressures sapping growth, instability in the core of the global economic system, and social tensions.
A key short-run issue in advanced countries is that balance sheet pressures are knocking the wind out of the recovery. There is still too much debt in the system. Uncertainty hovers over sovereigns across the advanced economies, banks in Europe, and households in the United States. Weak growth and weak balance sheets – of governments, financial institutions, and households – are feeding negatively on each other, fueling a crisis of confidence and holding back demand, investment, and job creation. This vicious cycle is gaining momentum and, frankly, it has been exacerbated by policy indecision and political dysfunction.
This relates to the second, more long-term issue – the risk of core instability. In our inter-connected world, economic tremors in one country can reverberate swiftly and powerfully across the globe, especially if they originate in systemic economies. IMF research has shown that financial linkages transmit such tremors rapidly and broadly. And because of lingering debt problems, financial stability risks have risen significantly.
The third issue relates to social tensions bubbling below the surface. There are a number of interweaving strands here – entrenched high unemployment, especially among the younger generation; fiscal austerity that chips away at social protections; perceptions of unfairness in "Wall Street" being given priority over "Main Street"; and legacies of growth in many countries that predominantly benefited the top echelons of society. These issues add more fuel to the confidence crisis.
So, what can be done? I want to propose four key policy dimensions needed to secure recovery and economic stability – repair, rebalance, reform, and rebuild – the "4 R's".
First, repair. Before anything else, we must relieve some of the balance sheet pressures that risk smothering the recovery – on sovereigns, on households, on banks. On sovereigns, advanced countries need credible medium-term plans to stabilise and lower public debt ratios. This must come first. But consolidating too quickly can hurt the recovery and worsen job prospects. So the challenge is to navigate between the twin perils of losing credibility and undermining growth. There is a way to do this. Credible measures that deliver and anchor savings in the medium term will help create space for accommodating growth today – by allowing a slower pace of consolidation.
Of course, the precise path is different for each country. Some have no choice but to cut deficits today, especially if they are under market pressure. Others should stick to their adjustment plans, but be ready to change course if growth falters further. Others still are probably pushing too hard today, and could slow down a bit.
One more point – it's not just the what of the adjustment, it's the how. In the short run, policymakers must focus on measures with the biggest bang-for-the-buck, that create jobs and kick-start growth, and that take distributional considerations into account. The how of adjustment is also important in the medium term, where fiscal plans should seek to support growth. I'm thinking of issues like tax reform, including by broadening bases. Equally, entitlement reforms will be essential in establishing long-term debt sustainability in virtually all advanced economies.
The second "R" is reform. If repair was about getting the economy moving today, reform is about laying the foundations for a more stable economic future tomorrow. A priority here is financial sector reform. On the plus side, we have broad agreement on higher quality capital and liquidity standards with appropriate phase-in arrangements. But substantial gaps remain in areas like supervision, cross-border resolution, too-important-to-fail, and shadow banking systems. We need international cooperation across all dimensions to avoid regulatory arbitrage. The fact that so many of these issues are still unresolved four years after Lehman should be of concern to us all.
The third "R" is rebalance. This has two meanings. First, it means shifting back demand from the public to the private sector, when the private sector is strong enough to carry the load. This hasn't happened yet.
The second rebalancing involves a global demand switch from external deficit to external surplus counties. The idea here is straightforward – with lower spending and higher savings in the advanced economies, key emerging markets must take up the slack and start providing the demand needed to power the global recovery. But any rebalancing so far is largely due to lower growth. In some countries, rebalancing is being held back by policies that keep domestic demand growth too slow and currency appreciation too modest. Some other emerging markets are dealing with dangers from capital inflows that are too rapid.
This lack of sufficient rebalancing hurts everyone. In our inter-connected world, any thought of decoupling is a mirage. If the advanced economies succumb to recession, the emerging markets will not escape. Nobody will. Rebalancing is in the global interest, but it is also in the national interest.
The fourth – and final -"R" is rebuild. Here are mainly the low-income countries that need to rebuild their economic policy buffers – including fiscal positions – that served them so well during the crisis, to protect themselves against future storms. This will also help provide the space for growth-enhancing public investment and social safety nets – for example, allowing countries to deploy well-targeted subsidies to protect the poor from commodity price swings with minimal damage to fiscal sustainability.
Policymakers must also act together. They must reclaim the spirit of 2008, or the spirit of 1944. The Wilsonian spirit – the belief that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. If we seize the moment, we can navigate our way out of this crisis and restore strong, sustainable, and balanced, global growth.