RV cooking can seem daunting at first. But don't let the size of the kitchen in your camper deter you!
Just because your RV kitchen seems much much smaller than any kitchen you've seen in a house, it shouldn't stop you from preparing tasty, healthy meals and desserts. Use these RV cooking tips to make the most of your small space.
Nachos are an easy "second meal" to make from leftover burger meat or chicken.
RV kitchens are notorious for having limited storage, both dry and cold. You're lucky if you have a pantry, and only the largest or newest luxury RVs have residential refrigerators.
One way to work around this is to plan your meals in advance and consider dishes that share ingredients. Grill a couple extra burgers (turkey, beef or veggie) on Monday, and then crumble the extras for spaghetti on Weds. Make a larger portion of pasta on Weds, and use it for a cold salad on Fri.
Mix things up with some fresh herbs or dried spices. Just because you'll use the same ingredients for multiple meals doesn't mean they all have to taste the same. Also, be aware of how the profile of spices can change when processed.
For example, slow roasted garlic in the skin is mild and sweet, but raw finely minced garlic is quite spicy.
Advance preparation saves time so you can spend more of your days having fun. But more importantly, it also frees up limited counter space when it comes time to cook.
Go ahead and chop up all the veggies for the week. Using rice in multiple dishes this week? Make a big batch once, instead of smaller portions at each meal. Then use small, stackable containers that you can easily organize in your refrigerator to store it.
Another option to consider is a FoodSaver Space-Saver Fresh Appliance System. You can put it out of the way, and just pull it out when you do your weekly grocery shopping.
Ikea storage of vegetables right kitchen sink for easy access when RV cooking…and out of the way when not!
Organization is key to making the most of a small space. Store your most used gadgets and ingredients where you can reach them easiest. Things you don't use very often can be placed farther away or even in a different location so they don't take up valuable space.
With a little creativity and few simple do-it-yourself projects, you can create more space in your small kitchen.
Many new RVs come with a cover for the sink to extend your counter top. If yours doesn't check to see if your cutting board fits over it.
If not, measure the width of the sink and buy a piece of plywood about 3-4 inches wider than your sink's edges. It's important to note that unless the wood is treated with a food-safe finish, you shouldn't use this in direct contact with your ingredients. Otherwise, just use the extra space for mixing bowls or as a space to line up your kitchen tools before you start cooking.
Burner covers also work great for adding some space if you're not using your cooktop.
Need some inspiration? Check out this terrific book: Creating Space Out of Thin Air.
Another way to work around a small kitchen is to cook outside.
Whether you have a fancy grill or just want to cook over a campfire, making a meal outdoors is a great way to free up space. Outdoor meals don't have to be confined to hot dogs and burgers–you can prepare nearly any meal outdoors.
Fill foil packets with your favorite meats, vegetables, and spices and make terrific meals that require no clean up afterwards!
This tip can apply to eating your meals outdoors as well. In fact, if you're planning to eat outside, you can use your dinette table as prep space to create a more elaborate meal. Dining al fresco also reduces heat and condensation in the RV.
Whenever possible, choose one-pot meals.
One pot meals are great for going out and exploring a new area and coming home to a delicious meal!
One-pot meals are usually quick and rely on a handful of ingredients, so they're typically easy to pull off. They also save time during clean up as you won't have a stack of pots and pans to wash.
Instant Pot – This 7-in-1 multi-functional cooker takes the place of a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté pan, and more! The pressure cooker feature makes cooking dinner quick and easy! It comes in different sizes from 3 to 8 quarts.
Slow Cooker – Not impressed by the Instant Pot? An old fashioned slow cooker is a great tool to make one-pot meals, especially on moving day. Many folks put it in the sink and let it cook while you're driving to your destination.
Dutch Oven – Dutch ovens can be made of cast iron, ceramic, or clay. It's especially durable and known for campfire cooking. Hang it over the fire for high heat or set it over indirect heat (the grill grate over the campfire works great) for a good simmer. Stack coals on the lid for baking.
Need some inspiration? Head over to Chickery's Travels to see my RV kitchen set up and watch some small kitchen cooking videos.
Julie and her husband Sean are both US Air Force retirees traveling the country full-time in their Fifth Wheel RV. Chickery's Travels is an educational and inspirational website and YouTube channel documenting their travels and lessons learned. In addition, they have authored a book, Full-Time RV Finance, that covers all monetary aspects of RV travel to include the big purchase, making money on the road, and saving money on travel.
Hi, we have been RVing for a year now and we love it. I've learned to us crock-pot, plus, we do bbq a lot if weather permits. Pinterest has giving me a lot of information. Thank you and love your page.
Anyway, Pinterest is a great source for ideas and I love bbq. We definitely do a ton of bbq!
Thanks for sharing these tips, Julie! I need to get better at meal prep!!


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The last time I had the Bloody Mary at Transfer Pizzeria was in 2014. I'm not sure if the same Bloody Mary is still on the menu. This time around, we hopped in for a weekday lunch. The Bloody wasn't on the menu so I'm not sure of the special Basil blend is still available (as it was in 2014). The one I had more recently was a good ol' Bloody Mary.
Mix: I loved this classic, simple mix. It had a thinner consistency so it didn't fill me up before pizza. This is vital to post Bloody plans! The mix had a heavier worcestershire taste which I love, salty, peppery but not spicy at all. I'd go for a bit of a kick but, again, loved this mix.
Garnish: Pretty standard ornaments here. A few olives, quartered string cheese and beef stick and… of course… lemon and lime.
Chaser: Given the choice between Riverwest Stein and Spotted Cow, I went with Riverwest. It's one of my favorite beers!
Cost: $7. The price of the Bloody hasn't gone up in two-years and I'm for that! Great price for this Bloody Mary.
If you haven't been to Transfer Pizzeria yet, head on over. They've got a cozy atmosphere and some of the best pizza around.
PS – New happs: I'll have to start watermarking the Bloody Mary photographs. In the recent weeks, I've found quite a few establishments who have been using my photographs for their own purposes. That's not really cool to do without permission. All ya gotta do is ask!
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Russian Cyber Spy Group Hacks World Anti-Doping Agency, Releases Private Medical Information on Olympic Athletes
Posted inSports|Data Security/Privacy
By: Paige Backman
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) confirmed yesterday that a Russian cyber espionage group broke into WADA's anti-doping database and accessed athlete data, including confidential medical data, and subsequently released some of that data, including information on various athletes' use of medication, to the public. The action was accompanied by the threat that they will release more.
In one of my previous posts written as a lead-in to the Olympics, I wrote about the extensive and highly sensitive information WADA collects, uses and stores (for extended periods of time) on athletes. In the ongoing battle against illegal doping, WADA collects a significant amount of medical and personal information on athletes, including biological passports, use of medications and medical conditions, as well as the results of blood and urine analysis tests (which can result in WADA knowing more about you than your family doctor), not to mention the location of the athletes. While the latter seems to be the least of anyone's worries, for Yuliya Stepanova, a key whisteblower for WADA's independent investigations against Russia's systemic doping infractions, a Russian organization knowing her whereabouts takes on a heightened concern.
Olivier Niggli, Director General of WADA, noted a few weeks ago that WADA was subject to almost daily cyber attacks originating from Russia. Given the high stakes at play in international sports and the damage that can be done to the integrity of the doping control system (not to mention national federations, international federations and, most importantly, the athletes) by illegally accessing the information in WADA's system, it was just a matter of time before hackers were successful at gaining entry.
The investigation is still in its infancy and information will inevitably evolve. At this point, it looks like a Russian cyber espionage group operator by the name of Tsar Team (APT28), also known as Fancy Bear, illegally gained access to WADA's Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (ADAMS) database via an International Olympic Committee (IOC)-created account for the Rio 2016 Games.
It appears that the hackers used spear phishing to obtain ADAMS passwords. Spear phishing is a relatively unsophisticated, but highly-effective, way to break into secure systems. The hackers send an email to an individual (or individuals), ensuring that the email looks like it comes from a trusted source and from someone to whom the recipient would provide information (i.e. recipient's boss, or someone in the organization's IT department).
The motivation appears to be, in part, to try and call into question the participation of certain athletes, most notably athletes from the United States, in international sports, based on such athletes availing themselves of the therapeutic use exemption (TUE) of WADA's restrictions on banned drugs. For athletes that have documented medical conditions that require them to take certain medication that may otherwise cause a doping infraction, the athletes may be eligible for a TUE. In those instances, the athletes' medical conditions and requirement for the medication is fully disclosed in advance of competition to WADA and there is an independent assessment undertaken of whether that use of the medication in those particular circumstances is appropriate and necessary.
Some have called the hack an act of revenge, in retaliation against WADA's report damming Russia's state-sponsored and systemic doping violations over the past number of years.
The hackers released information on Simone Biles and Serena and Venus Williams, as well as American basketball star Elena Delle Donne. Each had obtained a TUE for various medications within the rules of WADA. The hackers have said that they will continue to release medical information on other athletes.
Olivier Niggli made the following statements in response to the successful attack:
"WADA deeply regrets this situation and is very conscious of the threat that it represents to athletes whose confidential information has been divulged through this criminal act. We are reaching out to stakeholders, such as the IOC, IFs and NADOs, regarding the specific athletes impacted."
"WADA condemns these ongoing cyber-attacks that are being carried out in an attempt to undermine WADA and the global anti-doping system. WADA has been informed by law enforcement authorities that these attacks are originating out of Russia. Let it be known that these criminal acts are greatly compromising the effort by the global anti-doping community to re-establish trust in Russia further to the outcomes of the Agency's independent McLaren Investigation Report."
Earlier this year, WADA released a report by Western University Law School professor Richard McLaren that found evidence of comprehensive, systemic Russian state-sponsored doping ahead of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. This report was the springboard for a global call to restrict Russia and Russian athletes from participating in international sports, including the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. As a result of this report and the global response, a number of Russian athletes were banned from the Rio Olympic Games by the IOC and various sports federations. The International Paralympic Committee took it one step further and banned the entire Russian team from this year's Paralympic Games, which are currently taking place in Rio de Janeiro.
WADA has historically been a high-profile target for hackers, but events of late have made it a prime target. International sports and competition is as much about politics, international diplomatic relationships and power as it is about the athletes. The amount of financial and human resources it takes for WADA to fulfill its mandate to try and ensure a level playing field among all of these interests is significant. There is an incredible amount at stake on a political and financial level, in addition to the authenticity of international competitions if WADA's integrity is undermined. More importantly however, we now have highly sensitive medical and personal information on athletes being disclosed and used in this game. My thoughts go out to them above all else.
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how hilarious would it be if benevento get their first point(s) against us ?
17/18 milan's games have been boredom incarnate so far, now we might get to see Gattuso choke some dude on the sideline.
Not just one of these two shits. No.. Both. Together. Bonaventura to try and dribble everybody and Kalinic to misplace all the balls.
RIP eyes. RIP Left flank. RIP flow. RIP chances.
Whatever Gattuso does, it's outright impossible for him to be as boring as Choketella.
Bona on the attacking wing is fine. He played some good games last season in this position. That's the only one he can play decent actually.
Kalinic though. He is not a lone striker. Give Crutone some minutes. At least he will play his heart out.
Çalhanoglu has left Milanello. He won't be called up for the Benevento game [Sky].
Hopefully he's off to Turkey.


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Why America's Race Problem Won't Go Away
By Charlene Muhammad -National Correspondent- | Last updated: Mar 17, 2015 - 12:11:18 PM
In remarks commemorating the 50th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday," the 1965 civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., President Barack Obama declared racism and intolerance unmasked in Ferguson, Mo., no longer exists on the same wide scale and in the same way—though America's race problem remains.
Revelations of racist chants by members of a college fraternity and police shootings of unarmed Black men clearly show hatred for Blacks remains deeply woven into the fabric of America, activists and scholars said.
Fallout continues over the University of Oklahoma chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity since a video of members singing a racist song about lynching Blacks went viral.
"There will never be a n*gg*r in SAE. You can hang him from a tree, but he can never sign with me," young White male voices rang out on a bus trip. They have since apologized.
"We can't shake the problem of race in this country, because race is intrinsic to what America is. America will be racist for probably the rest of the time the United States is the United States," said Dr. David Horne, professor of Critical Thinking and African History, and former chair of the Pan African Studies Department at Cal State University-Northridge.
Hatred as American as apple pie
The University of Oklahoma disbanded the fraternity, expelled two members, and the national chapter revoked its charter. Although condemnation was swift and the school and fraternity leaders said racism would not be tolerated, news surfaced that 19-year-old Charles Desdunes's mother filed a $25 million lawsuit against the fraternity at Cornell University, after it allegedly hazed the aspiring doctor to death in 2011.
According to reports, the son of Haitian immigrants died after his hands and feet were tied with duct tape and zip ties. He was blindfolded and given so much alcohol that he died within a few hours of the hazing, according to media reports.
"Race and racism are intrinsic to America. They are as American as apple pie," Dr. Horne told The Final Call. "Any way she's sliced, whether it's a theoretical look at internal colonialism or structured functionalism, doesn't matter," Dr. Horne said.
Racism isn't going anywhere and part of the problem is people aren't even progressing in understanding its consequences, what to do about it, or how to make it less onerous, Dr. Horne said.
A culture of racism
Black students charged the SAE incident reflects other racial incidents at the University of Oklahoma. They said complaints to school officials about a culture of racism on campus have gone unanswered. Dr. Horne argued actions were taken against the fraternity only because frat boys got caught, not because of benevolence toward Black students.
The racist chant video surfaced the day after national civil rights leaders, President Obama, and a diverse coalition of politicians, preachers, and activists commemorated the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday March 6-8.
It also came on the heels of the Justice Department's scathing indictment of the Ferguson Police Department, which it investigated following Officer Darren Wilson's shooting of unarmed Black teen Michael Brown, Jr.
It also followed the March 9 fatal police shooting of naked and unarmed Anthony Hill, a 27-year-old Black man in Georgia, and the fatal police shooting of 19-year-old Tony Robinson. He was killed inside his home in Madison, Wisc., March 6 after an officer forced his way inside, after hearing a disturbance, according to police.
People are growing tired, noted Dr. Horne.
Part of the whole consequence of race and racism is disrespect, he said. "When you disrespect people for a long enough period of time, they do respond. They do react. People don't like being disrespected, and that's what we're seeing now," he continued.
The March 11 shooting of two police officers during a protest at the Ferguson police station raised serious concerns.
Twenty-year-old Jeffrey Williams of St. Louis has been arrested for the shootings. He's been charged with two counts of first-degree assault, a count of firing a weapon from a vehicle and three counts of armed criminal activity. Bullets that struck police were aimed at someone else, he said.
"People are tired of being pushed around. They're tired of being taken for granted," Dr. Horne said.
He recommended Ferguson residents organize themselves politically and take command of the system.
"Change only comes when people decide that they've had enough and they are willing to organize themselves away from what the situation has been," Dr. Horne continued.
Readin', writin' and racism
In certain matters, things are getting worse, according to Professor Patrick Delices, former research fellow and assistant for Pulitzer Prize winning historian Dr. Manning Marable at Columbia University. He now works for a college in New York.
"The United States of America is what it is: a nation founded on the basis of White supremacy. It is a system that prides itself on White privilege, White superiority and Black inferiority, so it is up to us to tap into our resources to create a nation of our own," Prof. Delices told The Final Call.
The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad was absolutely correct in directing Blacks to pool their resources to build a nation, the professor said.
If Blacks make up about 14 percent of America's population, yet are the majority of those incarcerated, being killed, who are homeless, who are unemployed, yet spend $1.2 trillion, Blacks must redirect spending habits to strengthen families and communities, said Prof. Delices.
The answer lies in using Black spending power to create employment and educational institutions, instead of sending Black children to be taught by people who have a history of being violent towards them, and who have no vested interests in truly educating them, Prof. Delices said.
And it's all happening under a president who identifies himself as Black, but who doesn't have the interests of Black folks at heart, said Prof. Delices.
"In other words you, have a Black face that promotes White supremacy. You have a Black face in a position of power that serves in the best interest of White supremacy and White America and doesn't serve in the best of interest of Black folks," he told The Final Call.
The worst people
In Pt. 2 of his divine Saviours' Day 2015 message titled "The Intensifying Universal Cry for Justice," the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam reiterated the Honorable Elijah Muhammad's warning that God will mete out justice to Whites who have terrorized Blacks in her midst.
" 'These people,' he was talking about White people, 'have been the worst people to us (the Black Nation) since they have been on the face of the earth. They were created and made for just the purpose of destroying our peace as well as our lives,' " Minister Farrakhan stated, reading from page 49 of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad's groundbreaking book, "Message to the Black Man in America."
"They have destroyed 600 million of the Black Nation since they have been on our planet. This averages 100 million every thousand years of their rule. They have affected nine-tenths of the total population of the Black Man under their rule, including the Brown, Red and Yellow races," Minister Farrakhan continued.
The best and only true solution is Blacks having their own land, where they can build their own society, free from tension, hatred and violence endemic to living in White America, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught. God is making a way for Blacks to gain the knowledge of self to build a civilization of their own, but today, too many are afraid and doubtful, he said.
Color blind society?
"There's this notion that we live in a color blind, race-neutral society when people understand that race matters, and the very young folks who are chanting these racist slurs as it pertains to African Americans, they're the ones that are going to be the CEO's of these major companies that are not going to hire us. They're the ones that are going to hold that system of power over us … even though they know we're more qualified than the White person that they hire," Prof. Delices said.
In cases where Blacks may get the job, racism in America is so rampant, it also plays out when companies neglect to hire Blacks in senior executive or leadership or managerial positions, but at lower positions with lower salaries, Prof. Delices noted.
In addition, he argued, there's a running theme throughout the United States of America that was revealed when during the 87th Academy Awards ceremony, Patricia Arquette, a White female actress, took to the stage and championed the ridiculous, inaccurate historical claim that White women were involved in everybody's movement.
"Black people were involved in everybody's movement, but not everybody's involved in the movement for Blacks to be empowered and liberated," Prof. Delices said.
Ms. Arquette received thunderous applause when she said women's salaries should be equal to that of men, but when singer John Legend spoke on the problems of Black male incarceration during his acceptance speech with hip hop artist/actor Common, one could hear a pin drop, Prof. Delices pointed out.
"That speaks to the theme and the reality that we have in this country, because race matters, but Black lives don't matter," he said. Whites aren't interested in empowering Blacks, but maintaining their power at any cost, which they've proven time and time again, with the killings of Michael Brown, Jr. in Ferguson, Eric Garner in Staten Island, N.Y., and many others, he charged.
Police killings of Black males aren't just happening in a vacuum, Prof. Delices said. "But there is an institutional process in the United States of America to displace Black males from raising their families the way they need to be raised. And that stems from the country's history of slavery, which disallowed Black males to be with their families to begin with," he stated.
'Racism without racists'
According to L.A.-based human rights Attorney Nana Gyamfi, one reason for America's race crisis is the system's refusal to hold people accountable. The system just refuses in cases of police brutality to pursue cops criminally and actually charge them with federal crimes, or to sue civil rights violating police departments such as Ferguson, she said.
"It's significant, for example, that the (Justice Department) found all this racism, but then turned around and decided not to indict Wilson with any federal crime, so it's like racism without racists," Atty. Gyamfi said.
"There's all these people doing stuff that's racist, but there's no racists. Where are the racists, because you're not holding any individuals accountable," she said.
Ultimately, it's up to the community to hold police and society accountable, but people need to change their strategies, she said.
"We have to admit that our attempts to go through the government, to meet with the police as some groups have been doing regularly here in L.A., to try to figure out who are the good cops, who are the bad cops, we have to admit that those strategies have not worked. And it's okay," she said.
Certain tactics worked before because Blacks were united, seized power and exercised power, she argued.
"We're not together. We're not thinking about this as a power struggle. We're thinking about this still in a position in which we are asking, in which we are begging, in which we are the powerless, seeking that hope from the powerful, and we have to stop that," Atty. Gyamfi insisted.
Until and unless Blacks recognize the need to take personal responsibility for solutions, things won't change, she said. "You just can't sit and see that this is a terrible thing and do locker room talk about it. We know that there are people obviously that are up in arms, that are in the streets, that are doing the work to seize power but it's not enough people, and they don't have enough support," she said.
Dr. Boyce Watkins, writer, organizer, and academic, told The Final Call federal action on Ferguson wasn't the best the government could do and the Obama administration is a big part of the problem. "The Obama administration has been incredibly weak on most issues that relate to racial justice. In fact, his presidency has been a huge setback for the African American community," Dr. Watkins stated in an e-mail interview from Botswana in Southern Africa.
"White people are angry, which puts us all in danger. The key is that we might need to get angry too," said Dr. Watkins. He's unsure if police ever felt that it was open season on Blacks, because many of them have been truly trained to believe Blacks are threats.
"In fact, some of them think they are doing the right thing when they kill a young Black man. What has to happen now is for Black people to make our voices heard and to realize that many of these White folks are NOT our friends. Once we realize that our sons have always been in danger, we might gain the will to fight back," Dr. Watkins said.


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Tuesday, September 12th, 2006 at 9:59 pm
Barrow Hill Walkthru
Barrow Hill is a classic adventure, entirely object-oriented, and not all that easy. The darkness and near-darkness don't help, either. But this walkthru should help you win the game.
The game is all about settings things right. The Sentry Stone from Barrow Hill has come to life and is roaming the area, tracking down and killing everyone he finds. To stop it, you must gather materials for seven offerings, find the three pieces of the seal, make the proper offerings to the stones at the barrow, repair the seal, and place it where it belongs.
Since you have this walkthru, you don't really need to read all the stuff scattered through the game. But you might want to do that anyway, as it adds a lot to the playing experience.
The Gas Station
Okay, let's start. from the breakdown site, walk down the road in the direction the headlights are facing. On the right, as you go along, you'll pass a stone building. That's St. Annetka's Well, where you can't do anything yet. So just keep going until you reach the gas station/motel.
Go forward one step and turn left to see the mailbox. Get a closeup and read the postcard inside. This tells you about the cell tower behind the station. After that, walk around to the car with the running engine, and get a closeup of the items scattered on the ground. Take the crayon from the bottom center of the screen.
Then move the cursor to the pile on the right side, and near the upper right edge, you'll find a book on mushrooms. Take that, exit the closeup, and turn around. Some trash cans are there. Look into the nearest one and grab the box of matches (NOTE: at least one player found them in a different location, namely the toilets. If there are no matches in the bin, check there).
Enter the station, and knock on Ben's door. He's terrified – with good reason – and babbles about a lantern along with "something" out there. Check out the bulletin board and do the jigsaw puzzle if you like; that's optional and is just for fun.
Enter the dining area, step forward, turn around, and walk to the cash register. Get a closeup, and slowly run the cursor down from the cash drawer until you find the note. This has the code number for motel room #2. Write that down.
Turn left and go through the door into the kitchen. Sure is dark in here. Before you can fix the lights, you need light of your own. Turn right and see the lantern. Click the switch on top, then the lantern body. Now click the matchbox in your inventory. It comes up on the screen. Click that to get a match, strike it on the side of the box, and hold the lit match to the center of the lantern's disk. Take the lantern.
Turn twice to face the wall. Now you can see the fuse box. Open that and get a closeup. Click the bottom switch to turn off power, then click the fourth cover from the left twice. Aha, a fuse is missing. There are no other fuses, but you can use the wire that's sitting in the upper left corner. Click that until a piece of wire appears in the fuse holder. Close the holder, click the bottom switch to restore power and shut the fusebox. You now have light in the kitchen.
Turn right and go forward, then right and forward again, then left. An old radio is here. Turn it on and hear Emma Harry broadcasting from station BHR, which happens to be her trailer at the edge of the swamp. Turn the dial to 15 to bring her in. Unfortunately, static crops up just as she gives her phone number and you only get the first few digits.
You'll have to find two more radios to hear the whole thing. That will come in time. For now, turn right and go forward to the cabinet. Open that and get the market basket. Close the cabinet then get a closeup below it for the egg cups. Grab those. You're done here for now. Return to the dining area.
Go to the table with the upright menu. Click that to reveal salt and pepper shakers. Click the salt shaker, then the egg cups, then the cup on the shaker. The cup fills, after which you see a vision and hear a voice talking about "balance must be restored". This happens every time you fill a cup with an offering. One down, six to go.
That's all here, exit the building and return to the active car. Go to the rear (so you can see the license plate), get a closeup, then a closeup of the pile on the right. A bottle of hair tonic appears. With omega-3 oil, yet. We know that comes from fish, right? Well, fish is one of the offerings, so use your egg cup on the bottle (click top to open), and now you have two. Five to go.
Mosey on over to room #2 and use the code to enter. This place is dark and there's no way to make it brighter. Read the journal on the bed to learn about the protesters and other things, such as the location of BHR. Turn around and open the green case. Get the trowel, which is probably the single most-useful item in the game.
And there's a radio here. Turn it on and tune in BHR to get some more of the phone number. While you're listening, you'll also hear a very frantic, if not hysterical, call from Ben to Emma.
While you're poking around, read the letters. Then open the right-hand drawer and snatch the cell phone. Too bad it's low on power. Lucky for you, the recharger is right there on the table next to the bed. Stick the phone there.
You should hear a car go racing by outside, honking its horn before it goes rushing off. Don't worry about that now. Read the note by the charger about equipment stored in another room. That's all for here so head on out and back to the station.
Go the the cash register and use your handy trowel to break open the drawer. Help yourself to some pound coins (monetary value, not weight!). Time to do a little prowling in the dark.
Exit the station and go around the side and past the playground equipment; it should be on your left. Go forward until the wrench appears, and click on your lantern. Then keep going forward (ignore the phone booth, it isn't working) until you come to the overturned car. This is the one you heard go by just now (that Sentinel is fast, isn't he?).
Note the license plate number: 4X68578. Get a closeup of the ground on the side. Various items to read and a very important PDA. Take that. On the right is a pile; inspect that and find Conrad Morse's driver's license.
In case you've been wondering, those piles where you've found the hair tonic, mushroom book, and license…well, that's what's left of someone when the Sentinel is done with him. Ick!
Now walk around and get a closeup of inside the car. A radio! Turn that on and dial in BHR. At last, you have the whole phone number. But we're not done here yet.
Face the rear of the car and turn left. Walk forward until you reach the barn. The door is locked, so you need another way in. Turn left and go forward. You'll see a crate and a barrel. Click on the crate, turn right, and click on the barrel. The crate drops on top of it. Raise the cursor over the crate so it points up and click.
That gets you inside, and as soon as you move forward, you fall through the floor. Good thing you're not hurt. Use your lantern. Move the cursor to the right and climb the ladder back up. On the table is a digital camera, just for show. Examine the near window and read the diary of one of the protesters. I don't think any of them made it out alive.
Now check the far window. Get a closeup of the acorns and grab one. This goes into the basket, so it won't show on your inventory bars. That's it for here. Climb back down.
Face the door and turn left. Move the cursor down and get a closeup of a rubber hose. Grab that. Turn left again and put your cursor in the middle of the screen. Get a closeup of the box and take the nozzle.
Face the door. Put the hose on the tank and the nozzle on the hose. You now have a complete gas torch. Turn the tank handle. Light a match and hold it to the nozzle. The rest is automatic as the torch burns off the lock. Stroll back to the station.
Turn on the PDA and read the notes. This gives you the code for room #3. Go there and find an important note under the pillow on the bed. This gives you the GPS numbers for something, namely one piece (there are three) of the broken seal. There's a recorder in the right-hand drawer you should listen to, and a ripped note in the trash basket that you can put together.
Saving you some time, the lock combo is the result of multiplying 4 times 68578, which comes to 274312. Use that on the lock. Inside, you'll find the soil sample report, which is a big clue to the proper offering for each stone. Since you have this walkthru, it isn't that important, but read it anyway.
Return to room #2 and get the recharged cell phone. Unfortunately, there's no signal. Now you have to go to the cell tower and repair it.
The Cell Tower
Go around the side of the playground and walk right through the equipment. Turn left. Put your cursor on the fence and click. Step forward and you should see a wall with a ventilator. Turn right. Go forward, turn left, then forward twice. Turn right and you see a chain fence. It's locked, but right under the lock is a hole you can go through.
Walk forward and turn left. Here is the control box for the cell tower. Click on that. Note that it only works on frequencies from 830-865. Click on the upper right of the box to get to the switches. There are ten of them.
The ones in the left column add, and those in the right subtract. On the left side, starting from the top, the numbers are: +200, +5, +50, +300, +400. On the right, the numbers are: -50, -400, -200, -450, -5.
The starting frequency for me was 717. For that, you need +350 and -205. If your starting number is different, you'll have to work out the answer on your own. Either way, once you have a good frequency, push the red button. Close the box and hike back to the station.
Now give Emma a call. Uh oh. That didn't sound good at all. And worse is to come. Go inside the station and hear Ben get his. That Sentinel moves fast, all right. But now you have a way into the office.
Exit the station and go around back as you did towards the cell tower. Keep going past the window until you come to the big hole in the wall. Tough critter! Enter through the hole. Check out the desk. Open the drawer and get the batteries. Read the Fruity Goodness flyer (this is the stuff in the vending machine).
Open the other drawer, which is to the right in darkness, and take the blank paper. The lottery tickets are just for fun; you can't call in (foo!). Examine the filing cabinet. Open the top drawer and click on the folders. You'll see a note with the code number for room #1 (the equipment storage room).
Play with the video cam recorders. The interesting one is #4, which shows, somewhat blurrily, what happened to the people in the car with the running motor. Not nice. Possibly these were some of the protesters.
The Junkyard & Garage
Now go out the door next to the hole, which brings you to the junkyard. Go over to the slot machine and use a pound coin to play. Keep pulling the lever until you win a bunch of 50 pence coins.
Now stand with your back to the door, go forward one step and turn right. There's an aisle between the junk. Go forward, turn right, and get a closeup down. YOu'll see the lens for a car's headight. Take that. Continue to the end of the aisle. There's a ladder here. Click on that, turn left, place the ladder. Climb up to the top.
Turn left, go forward twice, turn right, and climb the second ladder to the top and a skylight. Open that and go into the garage. Enter the office. Get a closeup of the desk. Click on the oilcan. Click on the cups, then the can. Another offering in the bag (or cup). Four to go.
You're done here, so exit the office, climb down, and go to the door by the car. Get a closeup, unbolt it, and leave. Return to the station and head to the vending machine by the side of the motel rooms. Using the the 50-pence coins, buy 2 blackberry, 1 gooseberry, and 1 pear drink.
Bop into the kitchen, open the top of the blender, and pour all the drinks into it. Use an egg cup on the blender. Three to go.
Radio Station BHR
Right about now is a good time to visit station BHR. Take the same path as you did for reaching Morse's car. However, stop at the scarecrow and turn right. Go forward. Note the pile; alas, poor Wincey. Keep going forward until you reach the wooden walkway across the swamp.
Step onto it and turn right. Go forward until you reach the trailer. Enter that. Examine the metal detector box to see the finished product, then get a closeup of the bed. You have to put the thing together.
Except for the hoop, this wasn't hard at all. The wire goes on the metal bar. The dumbbell thing goes on the right end of the bar, and the meter on that. The tiny piece goes on the left end, and the hoop (which is on the far right of the screen and hard to see) on that. I don't know if there's a trick to attaching the hoop, but it took me longer to do that than to figure out and attach everything else. Just keep at it and sooner or later the thing will be complete.
Now it needs power. Open the battery compartment and insert the batteries from Ben's desk. Voila! A working metal detector. You'll be needing it soon, but first, waltz over to the computer at the other end of the trailer.
You need a password to login. What could it be? Something really obvious, like, say, Wincey? Yup, type that in and you've got access. Read the personal blog first. Naughty Emma, indeed, stealing that seal piece. Then again, she kept Morse from finding and hiding it. So maybe that was a good deed after all.
Anyway, at least you know where it is, even if you can't get to it right away. The rest of the stuff on the computer is just a fun take on Internet stuff, except for the science site. That's there to help you "decode" some of the info on the soil report, in case you needed it.
The Ruins And Seal #1
You're finished with BHR, so return to the walkway. Walk forward until you come to a path leading right. Go that way to the cross. Then go around and behind the cross. Get a closeup of the stone panel. Use that ever-handy trowel to open it. There are two sections. Read the book in the upper one, then get the metal artifact (actually, a handle) from the lower. Examine the other stuff. Then exit the closeup and go forward to the ruins.
Turn on the metal detector. It should be beeping and the dial moving. Get a closeup. Use the trowel (I said it was the most useful thing in the game) and uncover a seal piece. Also read the note with it.
Hoof it back to the station. YOu'll get a call from Emma. Yep, she's still alive, although somewhat terrified. Can't blame her for that, with the Sentinel on her tail. Actually, she's pretty good, seeing as how she's still breathing.
St. Annetka's Well
After that, start walking back to your car; it's time to visit the well. If you have trouble finding it, go back to the car, turn around, head for the station, and watch on the right for a stone wall (you only see a part of it).
When you turn to the well, you see a dark hole. Turn right, go forward one, and turn left. This is the inscription stone. Turn on the lantern. Use a sheet of blank paper and the crayon to get a rubbing of the stone. This is a clue to the candles to light inside the well.
Go back to the hole, use the lantern, and enter. Go forward to the pool with the candles and turn right. There's a wall with a hole in it. Go there and use the metal artifact. Turn right and look at the lower wall. You'll find a box. Open that and examine the contents, which are clues. Note especially the drawings with the man and the stones. You'll be doing that later.
Return to the pool. Get out the matches, and light the blue candle upper left, and the brown candle middle bottom. Now use an egg cup and get some water. Only two to go! Exit the well.
Head back to the station, watching on the left for two red reflectors, one near and one behind it a little ways. Turn left. Get a closeup of the berries and take one, which goes in the basket with the acorn.
Go back to the well, staying on the road, and stop one step before it. Then turn right. You should see what look like rungs in the hill. Go forward and up. Turn on the lantern and go forward twice. Turn right, and you should see some mushrooms with red caps. Take one, which also goes in the basket.
Face forward then turn left. Go forward and keep going until you see lights, electric lights, ahead. Watch on the left for some stones. There are four of them. At the first one, use a blank paper and the crayon to get a partial rubbing. This sheet will be in the upper inventory, not the lower (that had me worried briefly). At each of the other stones, take a rubbing with the same sheet. This is another big clue.
Keep going to the campsite. Go through the tent to the back. There is something that looks like a swing there. Turn on the metal detector and get a closeup of the dirt pile next to the swing on the left. Once more, use that trowel and dig up a whiskey flask.
Yes, it's the next offering. Use an egg cup to get some of that (this is the barley offering). Now it's back to the station to create the last one.
The Plant Mix And Seal #2
Head to the kitchen and get a closeup of the cutting board. Click your basket and the contents appear. Put all three items in the mortar, then click the pestle to grind them together. Finally, use an egg cup and you have the seventh offering. Whew!
But we still need that second seal piece. Go to room #1 and use the code to enter. Step forward then turn to face the door. To the left on the wall is the GPS. Take that and leave. Turn it on, and, to save time, just head over to the fire extinguisher. Get a closeup, then click the tank to move it up and reveal the second piece.
Emma still has the third, and there's nothing you can do about that. So, now it's time to visit Barrow Hill itself and make the offerings.
Barrow Hill: The Offerings
Go to the end of the station, where you see a white fence on your right. Turn left (there should be a lamp post on your left). Go forward. Turn on your lantern. Turn left, go forward, and turn right. Keep going forward. This takes you to the camp. Keep going past it and you'll reach the circle of stones.
Save the game here. If you make a mistake, you won't die. But the offering will disappear, and you'll have to get another one.
The stones are arranged in a semi-circle. The easiest way to do this is to start on the left and work around clockwise. The order of the offerings is: fish, oil, plant mix, barley (whiskey), water, juice, salt.
After each offering is made, a strange rainbow light will emanate from the stone. If it turns red and lightning strikes, you made a mistake. Restore and try again.
So the stones are all lit up and look pretty. But there's no razzle-dazzle, no special effects. How come? Well, the seal isn't fixed yet.
The Final Piece And Repair
Start back to the station. Emma calls one last time. She's still on the run, but somehow she's been watching you, too. She figures she can trust you, so she's leaving the last piece. Go forward after the call and you'll see it on the ground. Grab that and read the note. Now, the seal has to be repaired.
Keep going to the campsite. Turn right. There should be a path there. If not, turn left, go forward, and turn right. Go along this path until you come to the altar stone. Note that there are three stones altogether. One has a hole in it, and the other a handprint. This should look very familiar.
First, put the pieces in the circle on the altar. Now go to the stone with the hole and put the headlight lens in it. Finally, click on the stone with the handprint. Voila! The seal is whole again.
Now, make one more trip to the barrow. This time, go over to the trench. Get a closeup, and once more, use your wonderful trowel. You fall through to the seal chamber. There are alcoves all around with the offerings. Ignore them. Put the seal in the center of the flat stone. TA-DA! The world has been saved! The game is over. And even Emma made it through (even if poor Wincey didn't).
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24 Responses to "Barrow Hill Walkthru"
Drina Madden	 says:
The walktrough gave clear and easy to follow directions with enough discovery left for the player. There were a few misleading and/or unclear directions in the last 2 pages, but otherwise – excellent.
Ow. Drina, thanks for your comments, but I'm disturbed that some of it was misleading or ambiguous.
Please tell me what you found wrong so I can correct that. Thanks.
Lucey	 says:
The walkthrough is great! But Where do you find the pound coin for the slot machine in the junkyard?
Hi Lucey. Glad you like the walkthru. To answer your question, from the bottom of the "Room #2" section:
Go the the cash register and use your handy trowel to break open the drawer. Help yourself to some pound coins (monetary value, not weight!).
That should get you going again.
wow this was well what can i say the matches were not in the bin they were in the toilet u numb nut hha get a life u loser
Sam, I played through the game twice, and both times the matches were in the trash bin.
Perhaps there is some variable here, where the matches sometimes show up in a different place from game to game?
Gotta say, I'm impressed with your politeness…
Well, naturally he was upset if he couldn't find the matches where I said they were. I've had my moments of frustration, too.
Hmm, I better edit this walkthru to mention that.
I found the matches in the bucket out front next to dead flowers. Brilliant walkthrough thanxs for the help much needed
Wendy, thank you. Glad you found the walkthru helpful.
Mike B, Harvey, LA	 says:
January 1st, 2007 at 3:08 am
How do you know if you have the bad or good ending. How does the bad ending look?
m brehm
January 1st, 2007 at 10:53 am
Hi Mike, and Happy New Year!
You know you have the good ending when you hear the "Balance is restored" message and then go driving off in your car, live and well.
I understand you can get the bad ending by not repairing the disk and just putting the broken pieces in the depression after you dig through the trench. This is not something I tried myself.
However, I think we can guess that the plyer comes to a sorry end, and maybe other people, as well.
targu	 says:
Hello. Your walkthru is perfect. But how do you know how to mix the plants in the picnic bucket?
Targu, trial and error ;) You have to use them someplace, and the kitchen is one likely spot. Like I said at the start, this game isn't easy.
hey thanx ur walkthru really helped!!!
Hi Your walkthru was great. I bet it took a lot of time putting it together.
Im still stuck. So Frustrated. I can not get past the Hot Sentry Stone at the 4 lights that went out. I have tried everything. I have read the walkthru alot and can't find that I have missed anything. I did the tower and I still cant get a signel on the phone. I "m just getting a no signel past the phone both up to the jeep.Im stuck please help if you can
Hi Cindy. Yep, it was a bit of work getting this done. This is one of the more complex games out there.
Okay, you're saying that you can't reach Emma on the phone? At all? Are you sure you did the cell tower correctly? Remember, my starting number and yours may be different.
Yes the tower is on as far as I can see…it has the squiggle lines going on it and I cant open the door on it to the buttons so Im feeling like that is right.
I started a new game and that dumb stone is there again. This is my curse nightmare.
Do think there are more requirements that has to be done to use the phone???? Remember it is saying no service, with squiggle lines on the screen.
What do you mean by…
my starting number ??????
Sue scott	 says:
We have looked and looked for the hole in the wall,followed your walkthru, and can't find it been in 20 times what are we doing wrong or missing going crazy. thank you
Cindy, oh my, sorry. I missed your post. My apologies on that. The requirements to use the phone are recharging it and getting a proper frequency set at the cell tower. When you did the tower, was the frequency between 830 and 865? If not, then that's why you have no signal.
By "starting number", I meant that when you first open that box, there is a wrong frequency number showing, and I don't know if it's always the same or if it changes from game to game. If your number wasn't 717, you have to work out the switches on your own to get the tower working.
One more thing: did you try using the phone at the service station?
Sue, wow, that hole is pretty big to miss. Did the sentinel get Ben? There's no hole until that happens.
If Ben is gone, maybe you didn't go far enough around the station?
stu511 says:
the game was great and the walk-thru was perfect. If any-one had any problems with it… it wasen't the walk-thru's problem. Good job! Thanks!!!
Stu511
Thanks Stu, I'm glad you found it helpful!
karate_girlcme	 says:
October 6th, 2007 at 10:38 pm
THAT WAS SO HELPFUL! i would have never made it with out the help and poor wincey! RIP
Yeah, I felt sorry about the doggie, too. But it was a heroic death. Glad you found the walkthru useful.


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Home Perspectives The Rise of the Robot Reserve Army: Working Hard or Hardly Working?
Lukas Schlogl and Andy Sumner both of King's College London are launching a new CGD paper today. To save you actually having to read it, they have helpfully picked out the headlines.
The rise of a new global 'robot reserve army' will have profound effects on developing countries but will it mean people will be working hard or hardly working?
Stunning technological advances in robotics and artificial intelligence are being reported virtually on a daily basis: from the versatile mobile robots in agriculture and manufacturing jeans to autonomous vehicles, and 3D-printed buildings.
In fact, the International Federation of Robotics estimates that next year the stock of industrial robots will grow by more than 250,000 units per year concentrated in production of cars, electronics, and new machinery.
This year's World Development Report focuses on the changing nature of work (although its messages feel oddly dated). And it's not the only one. A broad range of international agencies have recently flagged such issues relating to the future of employment in the context of automation, including the ADB, ILO, IMF, UNCTAD, UNDP, UNIDOand the World Bank again, and again. Ditto the private sector folks at McKinsey Global Institute, the World Economic Forum and Pricewaterhouse. In fact, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has gone as far as launching a Global Commission on the Future of Work.
What does automation mean for developing countries? Are the East Asian pathways to development based on job creating manufacturing-led growth gone forever? Will 1.8bn or two-thirds of the workers in developing countries need to find new jobs (as the World Bank says they will)? Is a global universal basic income needed as Indonesian Minister of Finance proposed at the IMF and World Bank meetings? Does every developing country need to set up a ministry of automationas Thailand has done?
In a new paper we take a closer look at what we call the rise of the robot reserve army (and here's the podcast at LSE) and what it means for the future of economic development and employment in particular in developing countries. It's all part of a new project on structural transformation and inclusive growth that studies what we've called the 'developer's dilemma'.
'What's the developer's dilemma?' we hear you cry (we can dream). It's this: structural transformation, aka genuine economic development (not just commodity fueled growth), often leads to rising inequality unless public policy intervenes. At the same time inclusive growth is more likely with steady or even falling inequality. That's the developer's dilemma.
In the years ahead big issues such as automation, but also deindustrialization are important mega-trends. And it's important not to forget the historical experience of economic development which points towards the case for 'trickle along' economics.
In this context, automation is clearly of significance to the future of economic development, the future of work and point towards the need to develop new strategies for economic development in developing countries.
That said, interest in the impact of technological change is of course by no means new. There's the detailed empirical study of Leontief and Duchin from the 1980s and, going further back, the work of W. Arthur Lewis, Marx, Ricardo and Schumpeter.
D'oh! Automation is not just a rich country issue.
The bulk of thinking on the economic implications has so far focused on advanced industrialized economies where the cost of labour is high and manufacturing shows a high degree of mechanization and productivity. Yet, the developing world is both affected by automation trends in high-income countries and is itself catching up in terms of automation.
Automation is likely to affect developing countries in different ways to high-income countries. The kinds of jobs common in developing countries—such as routine agricultural work—are substantially more susceptible to automation than the service jobs—which require creative work or face-to-face interaction—that dominate high-income economies.
Duh! Automation is not only about technology.
The current debate focuses too much on technological capabilities, and not enough on the economic, political, legal, and social factors that will profoundly shape the way automation affects employment. Questions like profitability, labour regulations, unionization, and corporate-social expectations will be at least as important as technical constraints in determining which jobs get automated, especially in developing countries.
Ay, caramba! Pay more attention to stagnating wages than unemployment.
In contrast to a widespread narrative of 'technological unemployment' (John Maynard Keynes), a more likely impact in the short-to-medium term at least is slow real-wage growth in low- and medium-skilled jobs as workers face competition from automation. This will itself hinder poverty reduction and likely put upward pressure on national inequality, weakening the poverty-reducing power of growth, potentially placing social contracts under strain.
As agricultural and manufacturing jobs are automated, workers will continue to flood into the service sector, driving down wages, leading to a bloating of service-sector employment and wage stagnation but not to mass unemployment, at least in the short-to-medium term.
How developing countries should respond in terms of public policy is a crucial question.
In sum, developing countries face real policy challenges unleashed by automation.
Given the pace of technological change, upskilling strategies are unlikely to be a panacea. Safety nets and wage subsidies may be desirable, but the question remains how to finance them (without making labour more costly and thus exacerbating a trend towards replacement). Investing in labour-heavy sectors such as infrastructure construction, tourism, social services, education or healthcare provision may be a way for developing countries to manage disruptive impacts of automation though these would imply major public investments and do not in themselves constitute a long run strategy for economic development. In the longer run the moral case of a GUBI (global universal basic income – remember, you heard the acronym here first) may become overwhelming.
So those are the headlines. For the real nerds, we'll blog in more detail on drivers of automation, our theory on the effect of automation in developing countries; the forecasts of automatability and employment displacement; and different approaches to public policy responses.
**The author is a strategic adviser for Oxfam GB and author of 'From Poverty to Power'.


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