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Note: This document assumes you have installed version 20030616p10-5
of the Debian amavisd-new package. If you have not yet installed amavisd-new,
please do not install a 'testing' (Etch) or 'unstable' (Sid) version
(why?). You should
have a 'stable' source listed in /etc/apt/sources.list and install from that using:
apt-get -t stable install amavisd-new
An example of a stable source would be:
deb http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian/ stable main non-free contrib
You should be running Sarge or have 'stable' as your highest Pin-Priority or these instructions will most likely fail. See http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html
The first thing to do is backup our current amavisd-new. There is nearly
no doubt you will make use of these backup files, so protect them well:
cp /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-debian
We need to make a symbolic link because Maia will want to use /etc/amavisd.conf, not /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf:
ln -s /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf /etc/amavisd.conf
To insure Maia will work with MySQL 4.1, download the current SVN version of Maia. The last time I updated this guide, the most current revision was 1000. I advise you browse https://www.maiamailguard.com/svn/branches/1.0 and make a note of the revision of the trunk you may choose to install today. You may also choose to install the last revision of 1.0.0 of Maia Mailguard by downloading SVN revision 962. You can of course pick a particular revision, but be aware that this document is based on revision 962. It appears this document is not accurate for versions higher than 962 (Maia 1.0.1). It is important that you have a version of Net::Server that is compatible with the version of Maia Mailguard you are going to install, see this. OK, let's get started:
apt-get update
Choose the most current SVN version, or revision 962 (the last of the 1.0.0 revisions). Notice the last line of the download shows the version number you got. Keep this number handy:
svn checkout https://www.maiamailguard.com/svn/branches/1.0
(or to specify the exact version)
svn -r 962 checkout https://www.maiamailguard.com/svn/branches/1.0
Answer (p) if it asks...
If you ever use this method to download Maia again, you should first move the old downloaded files to another directory to avoid overwriting them. Read this thread. Now, install MySQL 4.1 (if you do not have MySQL installed):
apt-get install mysql-server-4.1
This one is optional. If you have problems with dependencies during installation you can skip this:
apt-get install libmysqlclient14-dev
Install more needed programs:
apt-get install libcrypt-blowfish-perl libcrypt-cbc-perl libossp-uuid-perl libtemplate-perl libwww-perl
All of these programs should already be installed, but you can run this just in case:
apt-get install libdigest-sha1-perl libnet-dns-perl libhtml-parser-perl libdbd-mysql-perl libdbi-perl libunix-syslog-perl libio-stringy-perl libnet-perl libnet-server-perl libmailtools-perl libmime-perl libconvert-uulib-perl libconvert-tnef-perl libcompress-zlib-perl libarchive-zip-perl libarchive-tar-perl
We install some others:
apt-get install cabextract libberkeleydb-perl libdigest-sha1-perl libdigest-hmac-perl libnet-dns-perl pax
Install Apache2 (unless you already have Apache, or another web server installed), PHP4, Pear and some additional Pear modules (you may have to pick and choose those that are not currently installed):
apt-get install php4 php4-pear php4-common php4-mysql php4-gd php4-sqlite smarty
Apache2 expects to find '/etc/php4/apache2/php.ini' but that
file may not exist. We will create it if it does not.
Please answer 'n' to 'Overwrite?' in case the file
does exist:
mkdir /etc/php4/apache2
Change the firewall rules to allow access to port 80. Edit this to reflect your network (and any other custom modifications you made to the original version), or this will lock you out! Please see http://www200.pair.com/mecham/spam/debian-smtp-firewall.html if this does not look familiar to you. It is quite likely you have your firewall set up using some other means, but the idea remains that you need to open up tcp port 80:
iptables -F
You should now be able to open a browser and browse to the IP address of the
spamfilter. I recommend adding the IP address and FQDN hostname of the spamfilter
to your hosts file, so you can browse the server using the hostname instead
of the IP address. Of course, eventually you will need to set up the host in DNS
if you have not already done so. If this is a production server, obviously you already have.
We need to create some directories and copy some files per the INSTALL instructions:
Now we need to edit these .pl scripts to reflect where
some of our programs are installed, because our installation differs
from the default. To preserve file ownership, edit these files as
the amavis user. The use of the vi editor is only a suggestion,
of course you can use whatever editor you please:
su amavis
In these first four files, you need to (set|edit|change):
my $cfg = "/var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/database.cfg";
vi configtest.pl
In this next file, you need to (set|edit|change):
my $local_cf_dir = "/etc/spamassassin";
my $system_rules_dir = "/usr/share/spamassassin";
my $user_rules_dir = "/var/lib/amavis/.spamassassin";
my $cfg = "/var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/database.cfg";
vi load-sa-rules.pl
In this next file, you need to (set|edit|change):
my $subroutine = "/var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/process-quarantine-sub.pl";
my $pid_file = "/var/lib/amavis/.process-quarantine.pid";
vi process-quarantine.pl
In this next file, you need to (set|edit|change):
my $cfg = "/var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/database.cfg";
#my $key_file = "/var/lib/amavis/blowfish.key";
vi process-quarantine-sub.pl
In this next file, you need to (set|edit|change) (use your actual host name in the url):
my $cfg = "/var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/database.cfg";
my $base_url = "http://sfa.example.com/mail/";
my $template_dir = "/var/lib/amavis/maia/templates/";
vi send-quarantine-digests.pl
Now exit out of user 'amavis':
We need to log into MySQL and set the passwords for root (unless you have already done this). Note that I use the hostname 'sfa' in the example which you need to change to the actual hostname of your machine, and I also use 'Roots_Password' as a place holder for a real password that you supply:
mysql -u root
While you are still logged in to MySQL (if you are not, please do so), we now create the maia database:
CREATE DATABASE maia;
Be careful that the next command points to the correct location of "maia-mysql.sql":
SOURCE /usr/local/src/maia/branches/1.0/maia-mysql.sql;
You should have seen a number of lines similar to "Query OK, 1 row affected (0.01 sec)" scroll by.
Now we create the amavis user (there are 2 commands here):
GRANT CREATE, DROP, ALTER, SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON maia.* TO amavis@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'passwd';
Let's see if our configuration looks OK so far:
cd /var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/
This should result in something like:
amavisd-new: file(1) : 4.12 : OK Archive::Tar : 1.23 : OK Archive::Zip : 1.14 : OK Compress::Zlib : 1.34 : OK Convert::TNEF : 0.17 : OK Convert::UUlib : 1.051 : OK MIME::Base64 : 3.04 : OK MIME::QuotedPrint : 3.03 : OK MIME::Parser : 5.417 : OK Mail::Internet : 1.62 : OK Net::Server : 0.87 : OK Net::SMTP : 2.29 : OK Digest::MD5 : 2.33 : OK Data::UUID : 0.11 : OK IO::Stringy : 2.110 : OK Time::HiRes : 1.59 : OK Unix::Syslog : 0.100 : OK DBI : 1.46 : OK DBD::mysql : 2.9006 : OK DBD::Pg : N/A : NOT INSTALLED (required if you want to use PostgreSQL) SpamAssassin: Mail::SpamAssassin : 3.000003 : OK File::Spec : 0.87 : OK Pod::Usage : 1.16 : OK HTML::Parser : 3.45 : OK DB_File : 1.808 : OK Net::DNS : 0.48 : OK Digest::SHA1 : 2.10 : OK Maia Mailguard: Crypt::Blowfish : 2.09 : OK Crypt::CBC : 2.12 : OK Database DSN test : PASSEDIf (and only if) DB_File is missing, you may have to install it from CPAN:
perl -MCPAN -e shell
install DB_File
Now we copy SpamAssassin's rules to the MySQL database (make sure 'spamassassin --lint' does not return any errors; if it does, repair the errors before you continue):
spamassassin --lint
You should have seen a bunch of rules get loaded; if not, then check that this script points to the correct directories (you edited it earlier). Now we will copy the web interface files to the web site. We also need to make 'themes' writable by the www-data user (and amavis):
mkdir /var/www/mail
Stop and start Apache2:
/etc/init.d/apache2 stop
If you are running Postfix:
cp /etc/passwd /var/spool/postfix/etc/passwd
Now you browse to configtest.php to test the installation, for example:
The result should look something like this. Note that if you need the IMAP, LDAP or MCrypt libraries you are free to 'apt-get install' php4-imap, php4-ldap and php4-mcrypt (but only if needed).
We are going to copy (and rename) the maia version of amavisd-new:
cp /usr/local/src/maia/branches/1.0/amavisd-maia /usr/sbin/amavisd-new-maia
We created /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-maia earlier, now we need to make it work with
vi /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-maia
and place this setting somewhere convenient. Assuming you are not already using SQL in amavisd-new,
you could place this near (but not at) the top of amavisd.conf-maia:
@lookup_sql_dsn = ( ['DBI:mysql:maia:localhost', 'amavis', 'passwd'] );
I also suggest you place the SVN release number of Maia in a comment in this file. Note that you may also wish to temporarily set $log_level to 5 for when we send a few test messages through, examining /var/log/mail.log for signs of trouble. Also, please read section "12. Configure amavisd-maia" of the Maia installation instructions for other suggested amavisd-maia settings. Save and exit the file, and then make a backup copy:
cp /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-maia /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-maia-backup
Now, when you want to try Maia as your program, you first stop amavisd-new:
amavisd-new stop
Then you copy the Maia files on top of the amavisd-new files:
cp /usr/sbin/amavisd-new-maia /usr/sbin/amavisd-new
Then you start up amavisd-new (Maia) (actually, the first time you start
it up it would be a good idea to do so with 'amavisd-new debug'):
amavisd-new start
You can keep an eye out for errors by using:
tail -f /var/log/mail.log
You should watch the log for at least 10 messages, then use [Ctrl]+c to return to the shell prompt. If you need to revert to using amavisd-new, first you would stop amavisd-new (I mean Maia), copy the Debian files on top of the Maia files, and start up amavisd-new, like this:
amavisd-new stop
cp /usr/sbin/amavisd-new-debian /usr/sbin/amavisd-new
cp /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-debian /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf
amavisd-new start
You should prevent new versions of amavisd-new from installing:
echo "amavisd-new hold" | dpkg --set-selections
If you should need to reverse this, you would replace "amavisd-new hold" with "amavisd-new install".
To avoid losing configuration changes, you should always make configuration changes to amavisd.conf-debian or amavisd.conf-maia and then copy the one you are currently using to amavisd.conf.
At this point, nothing is set up in Maia, so If I am correct, all mail will simply pass. I believe the default behavior is to bypass all checks for recipients not in the database.
Continue on by going to https://www.maiamailguard.com/maia/wiki/Install and start reading from "14. Login and become the super-administrator". Since you are starting out using the "Internal" authentication method, run the
http://sfa.example.com/mail/internal-init.php script before running the
http://sfa.example.com/mail/login.php?super=register script My internal-init.php page looked similar to this. Don't forget you need to set up DNS (if you have not done so) so your users can use your server's FQDN to access Maia.
Here is a hint if you would like to change the password used by amavis to access the MySQL database. The default MySQL password for the amavis user is 'passwd'.
Stop Apache2:
/etc/init.d/apache2 stop
Stop Maia (amavisd-new):
/etc/init.d/amavis stop
Locate and change the $maia_sql_dsn password in config.php:
vi /var/www/mail/config.php
Locate and change the @lookup_sql_dsn password in amavisd.conf:
vi /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf
Locate and change the @lookup_sql_dsn password in amavisd.conf-maia:
vi /etc/amavis/amavisd.conf-maia
Locate and change the password in database.cfg:
su amavis -c 'vi /var/lib/amavis/maia/scripts/database.cfg'
Log in to mysql and change the password there, obviously, replace NEW-passwd with the new password:
mysql -p
Run configtest.pl to make sure the "Database DSN test" passes:
Start Maia (amavisd-new):
/etc/init.d/amavis start
Start Apache2:
/etc/init.d/apache2 start
It would be a good idea to run configtest.php:
I'm tired, that's all I have to give on this project, you are on your own now... good luck.


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Coastal panel wants Navy to revise plans
Commission staff dismisses Manchester attorney letter as 'hyperbole,' looks to possible mediation with Navy
The California Coastal Commission officially notified the Navy Monday that its downtown San Diego waterfront redevelopment plans are "no longer consistent" with state law.
In a letter to Capt. Mark K. Rich, chief of staff to the commandant for the Navy's southwest region, Mark Delaplaine, manager of the commissions' federal consistency division, said the Navy needs to submit a "supplemental consistency determination" and subject itself to "supplemental coordination."
The letter followed the commission's unanimous vote Friday on findings backing the view of the project -- an office-hotel-retail development by Navy lessee and developer Doug Manchester for the eight blocks between Pacific Highway and Harbor Drive and south of Broadway.
The property was donated by San Diego voters to the Navy in 1920 for a supply center and currently is headquarters to the Navy. Manchester has a 99-year lease from the Navy to develop the property in exchange for building the Navy a new headquarters building on the site.
Delaplaine, in summarizing the commission's findings, said the Navy's plans, submitted in 1990 long before Manchester was involved, will result in impacts "substantially different" from what was predicted. The subsequent effects would now be "no longer consistent to the maximum extent practicable" with the state's coastal management program.
Delaplaine said he will now await a reply from the Navy to see whether or not meetings between the two agencies can produce an acceptable compromise or require court action.
Before the commission vote, Manchester's attorney, Steven M. Strauss, accused the commission of an "abuse of discretion" and trying "to assert power" over the Manchester project, called Manchester Pacific Gateway.
In a letter to the commission, Strauss said the commission's revised findings "far exceed the commission's authority" as laid out in federal law and "constitute an abuse of discretion."
The findings "make clear the commission's intent to overreach and its attempt to assert power over development on federal lands that it simply does not have," Strauss said.
The Navy in a separate letter reiterated its view that conditions have not changed since 1990 and thus no new consistency determination is needed.
"There have been no substantial changes to the activity that are relevant to management program enforceable policies," Capt. Rich wrote.
Strauss in his letter argued that all the changes in the last 20 years have taken the buildout of the project into account when analyzing traffic and other impacts.
Delaplaine said he considers Strauss' view "hyperbole."
"We will not respond to the letter from Manchester - we're working with the Navy," he said. "He's free to weigh in at any point."
Delaplaine said there is no deadline for action but that the commission would have to assert its views at some point or a court may find later that it acted too late.
Meanwhile, he acknowledged, Dealy is working with local coastal staff to try to work out a compromise and avoid further court action. The commission had earlier sued the Navy and withdrew its appeal and instead reopen the consistency question.


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Fret-King Black Label Series Esprit III
P-90-loaded classic-looking electric
The latest addition to Trev Wilkinson's intermediate Fret-King Black Label Series is a beautiful take on a 60s classic, dubbed the Espirit III.
The guitar is fitted with Trev's Vari-coil control, which enables you to dial out a proportion of each pickup's windings to reduce the output of the WP90 single coils and pull single coil-like tones from humbuckers. Let's take a closer look.
"The Esprit III is not a direct copy. Its three-piece agathis body is a fair bit deeper than that of the 60s 'birds"
You don't have to be a crime scene investigator to detect a trace of Gibson Firebird/Explorer DNA on the Esprit III. We're talking specifically about the non-reverse 'birds that flew out of the old Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan between 1965 and 1969.
The Esprit III is not a direct copy, though. With its altered profile, the three-piece agathis body is a fair bit deeper than that of the 60s 'birds, giving this guitar a robust feel when it's hanging from a strap.
The Esprit's gloriously deep yet supremely comfortable D-profile neck is glued to the body and topped with a rosewood fingerboard studded with 22 medium jumbo frets. The 'board's 254mm (10- inch) PRS-standard radius puts it between the feel of a modern Fender (241mm/9.5 inches) and a Les Paul (305mm/12 inches).
The power trio of Wilkinson WP90 single coils are stacked to reduce hum and, as with the other two guitars in this review, wired to a five-way lever pickup selector switch, a master volume, master tone and Trev's smart Vari-coil control.
The icing on the Esprit III's cake is the Gibson Maestro Vibrola-style vibrato unit, aligned with a chunky chrome Wilkinson bridge with six roller saddles to help with tuning stability.
"The bridge unit sparkles when clean and roars when overdriven"
Wilkinson's take on the classic P-90 has found the perfect home on the Esprit III. The bridge unit sparkles when clean and roars when overdriven. The in-between positions work great for blues noodling and sweet slide phrases, and we love the unexpected psychotic reaction of the middle position, especially in conjunction with some nasty germanium-fuelled fuzz.
The Vari-coil adds some interesting tonal options to an already highly versatile guitar. Notorious plank swapper Mike Campbell of Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers could play a whole gig with the Esprit III...
Trevor Wilkinson doesn't so much reinvent the wheel as give it a retread, whack on some shiny rims and then make sure it handles as good as possible. It's an approach that's working. Some of the best affordable new guitars that have been through our hands in the past year or so have had the Fret-King name etched on their headstocks.
We can now welcome the Esprit III to our good books. It scores big in looks, tonal range and playability. In other words, if you haven't done so already, the time has come to see what all the fuss is about.
MusicRadar Rating
Stonking range of tones. The chunky neck. All that eye candy!
The reverse headstock makes the tuners harder to reach.
Okay, Wilkinson snaffled some cute design cues from the old non-reverse Firebird, but the Esprit III has a sound and feel of its own.
3x Wilkinson WP90 stacked single coils
No. of Frets
Scale Length (Inches)
Country of Origin
Chrome Wilkinson roller bridge, vintage Maestro Vibrola-style vibrato; Wilkinson WJ04 tuners
Weight (lb)
Left Handed Model Available
Neck Material
Maple, glued in
Circuitry Type
5-way lever pickup selector switch, master volume, master tone, Vari-coil control
Graphite/ 43mm (1.69")
Scale Length (mm)
Weight (kg)
Fingerboard Material
Guitar Body Material
Body Style
Double-cutaway solidbody electric
Available Finish
Candy Apple Red (as reviewed), Vintage White and Laguna Blue


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Tension is high in Likoni following a planned eviction of over one thousand families. The residents have threatened to resist the eviction on the nine thousand acre piece of land owned by a prominent businessman. The disputed land has been developed by locals who have constructed businesses premises ,churches ,mosques, schools and rental houses.
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Lagos — Former Super Eagles handler, Chief Adegboye Onigbinde does not believe Ivory Coast's Elephants can intimidate the Super Eagles when both sides battle in Sunday's quarter final match at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa.
The Nigerian team set up a quarter final cracker against Ivory Coast after they defeated Ethiopia's Walyas Antelopes 2-0 in their last group game on Tuesday.
There has been apprehension that the present Nigerian squad won't be able to match the star studded team of the Ivoriens in Sunday's match.
However, Chief Onigbinde, who led the Eagles to the Japan/Korea 2002 FIFA World Cup thought differently, saying that the Eagles will prove their mettle against Ivory Coast.
"I don't believe we have to fear the Ivorians at this stage of the championship when we have not played with them. I think Sunday will decide who the winner is. A football match is played by two teams of 11 players each, so why should we begin to entertain fear now?," queried Onigbinde.
Onigbinde recalled that his Eagles to the Japan/Korea World Cup was underrated against England in their last group match, but they shocked their critics when they held the English team to a barren draw.
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"I think we should not write off our Eagles against Ivory Coast. What I know of Stephen Keshi and his team is that they are getting better each game they played in the ongoing Nations Cup and with determination and aggressiveness, we can secure a win in the match," he said.
Meanwhile, former Africa coach of the year award winner, Kadiri Ikhana, has heaped praises on Victor Moses, for saving Nigeria with his two penalty goals that earned Nigeria her quarterfinals ticket.
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Damn, missed the no-ball, what was Ponting's reaction anyone?
Damn, missed the no-ball, what was Ponting's reaction anyone?
Oh Prior
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Keep hooking Prior, you tin-arsed ****.
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It has to be said Hilf is a really, really boring bowler to watch.
Been out all afternoon and back home now to watch the tea session.
I hear Ponting has been making an ass of himself again. I'll need to watch the highlights later.
This is poor from Hilf. Looked so much better in India, even if he wasn't getting the wickets. Here he's not doing either.
"I am very happy and it will allow me to have lot more rice."
Eoin Morgan on being given a rice cooker for being Man of the Match in a Dhaka Premier Division game.
...oh dear, Trotty. Don't show pain in the Colosseum.
EDIT: Geez, something weird must've happened here for him to stay down so long.
Anyone on here whos batted up the order for a few years will know how that feels.
So painful!
Pretty poor that none of the Aussie players came up to see if Trott was alright. Real "tough" team that.
I really hope Trott is alright. That looked painful.
Trott looks alright now, I thought it had hit him right on the kneecap but it didn't. Odd injury that.
Brave of Trott to play on with a broken ******. She deserves kudos.
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For many organisations, making the best use of the most basic ICT can be a struggle, let alone starting to think about how they might use social media tools. The reality is that with more and more information and discussions online, those that don't engage are likely to miss out.
Government departments are already posting their new policies and initiatives online, local CVS are keeping their websites up to date with the latest funding opportunities and people are discussing the work that you do online.
Can you afford to not receive this information? Should you be letting these conversations happen without your input? Using information in this way is only going to increase so getting to grips with it is vital.
Getting started with social media needn't be a big step, in fact organisations should probably start small until they get the hang of it. Even if you're not confident in (or even interested in) setting up a blog or joining a social networking site there is a mass of information out there that could help you to do your job more effectively.
You can broadly categorise five stages of engaging with social media, each subsequent step requiring more time per week to maintain:
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Set up an RSS feed reader account
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Toronto Maple Leafs will try to halt a three-game slide on Saturday when they host the rival Montreal Canadiens in an important Eastern Conference battle at Air Canada Centre.
The recent 0-3-0 stretch has hurt Toronto's playoff chances, but the club hopes to get back on track in the finale of the regular-season series with the Habs. The showdown is loaded with postseason implications for both teams, but as of Saturday, the Maple Leafs need the win slightly more than the Canadiens.
With 80 points, Toronto is currently occupying the first of the East's two wild card spots, but is only three points behind the Habs for third place in the Atlantic Division. The top three clubs in each division earn automatic bids to the playoffs while the remaining two spots in each conference are up for grabs via wild cards.
Tampa Bay is currently two points ahead of Montreal for second place in the Atlantic. Boston, which became the first team to clinch a playoff berth with a win on Friday, is currently running away with the division crown as it holds a 16-point lead over the Lightning atop the Atlantic.
The Maple Leafs also have to keep an eye on Detroit, which is currently outside of the playoff picture but only three points behind Toronto. The Red Wings, who are tied with Washington in the East standings, also hold two games in hand over Toronto. Detroit visits Minnesota on Saturday.
The Canadiens and Leafs each have two wins in the 2013-14 season series, but Toronto has gained one more point (5) in the matchup thanks to an overtime loss when the clubs met last on March 1 in Montreal. Max Pacioretty notched the game-winner for the Habs in that meeting, scoring on the power play with 1:32 left in OT.
Toronto has won five of the last nine meetings overall and has taken two of the past three at Air Canada Centre. Montreal has four wins over the past six encounters at ACC.
The Maple Leafs were the victims of a Steven Stamkos hat trick in their most recent loss, a 5-3 home setback in Wednesday's game against the Lightning. It was the second loss in three home games for Toronto, which had won seven straight at ACC heading into the month of March.
Stamkos netted a natural hat trick, while both Ryan Malone and Valtteri Filppula added two assists to down Toronto, which fell to 22-12-1 as the host this season.
"You can definitely tell they had more jump that we did," offered Toronto head coach Randy Carlyle.
Jake Gardiner, Phil Kessel and Nikolai Kulemin lit the lamp for the Maple Leafs. Tyler Bozak also picked up two assists, but James Reimer allowed all five goals on 30 shots in defeat.
It's unclear if Reimer will get a fourth straight start on Saturday, or if No. 1 netminder Jonathan Bernier can return from a strained groin. Bernier was injured on March 13 in Los Angeles, but the Quebec native practiced in full gear on Friday and could get the start this evening.
However, the 25-year-old Bernier has not fared well in five career games against Montreal, going 1-3-1 with a 3.40 goals against average and .895 save percentage. Reimer is 5-3-0 with a 2.73 GAA and .919 save percentage in nine career games versus the Habs. In light of those numbers, Carlyle could opt to rest Bernier for another day on Saturday and save him for Sunday's road battle with New Jersey.
Leafs centerman Dave Bolland could also return to action Saturday for the first time since severing a tendon in his ankle on Nov. 2. Bolland, who was acquired in a trade with Chicago over the summer, had six goals and four assists in 15 games before the injury. On Friday, Carlyle said Bolland is day- to-day and a game-time decision for this evening's battle.
While Toronto could be getting some pieces back on Saturday, the Canadiens learned on Friday that forward Brandon Prust will miss the rest of the regular season due to an upper-body injury. Prust has six goals and seven assists in 52 games this season and also played a key role on Montreal's checking line.
The Canadiens played their first game without Prust in Thursday's 3-2 home loss against Columbus. Ryan Johansen scored the deciding goal with 3:01 remaining as the Blue Jackets snapped Montreal's three-game winning streak with a regulation win.
"Tonight was a bad night for our team," Canadiens head coach Michel Therrien said. "We played a poor game."
Montreal lost despite getting a 37-save performance from Carey Price, with Brendan Gallagher and Thomas Vanek each potting goals in defeat.
Vanek has four goals over his last two games after failing to hit the net in his first five outings with Montreal. The 30-year-old sniper was acquired at the trade deadline from the New York Islanders and has recorded 22 goals and 26 assists over 49 career games against the Leafs.
Price will get the start in net for Montreal on Saturday. He is 12-13-1 with a 2.72 GAA and .914 save percentage in 26 career games versus Toronto.
Beginning with Saturday's test, the Canadiens are playing two straight and five of their next six games away from Montreal. The Habs are 18-14-2 as the guest this season.
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Close on four hundred family tree enthusiasts descend on the British town of Loughborough in Leicestershire to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the Federation of Family History Societies (FFHS).
And what a birthday party! Extending over five days, with main sponsors Ancestry.co.uk and 1837online.com, "A Flight of Yesterdays" was a heady mix of celebrities, archivists and academics, alongside family history society speakers.
Proving the internet is a welcome aid rather than substitute for face-to-face gatherings, Australian, New Zealand, US and, nearer to home, Irish contingents made the trip to join a unique genealogy jamboree.
The diversity of events with more than 50 speakers including hands-on workshops and separate strands on local and family history, surname projects and getting the best out of national and LDS archives.
Celebrity archaeologist Dr Carenza Lewis revealed her grandfather's pursuit of his family tree paved the way for the passion for archaeology she shares in the popular TV program "Time Team". The first evening also saw the eagerly awaited launch of the second edition National Burial Index incorporating 13 million entries in a four CD set, an invaluable helpmate to finding burial records in England and Wales.
While computers and the internet have revolutionized research, Sarah Tyacke, England and Wales National Archives' chief (and keen family historian) stressed the bricks and mortar archive experience which she is keen to preserve.
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Over the years, my wife's own '90 Mustang GT has been the subject of numerous modifications on these pages, and her knowledge of the Cobra's inherent value and rarity made it an easy decision for us. We agreed to do whatever we had to do to get the five large as it was too good a deal to pass up.
George purchased this '93 Cobra from its original owner back in January 1996. The car had logged a mere 776 miles, and George pulled it out of its bubble (yes, he stored it in an inflatable bubble) to drive it every now and then, adding just 600-or-so more miles before it broke a valvespring.
The motor was torn down and all of the valvespring pieces were found, but George had big plans for the car and began to disassemble it. Visions of a supercharged 408ci Windsor motor, a full race suspension, and bigger brakes would really put the bite into this snake.
Unfortunately, the teardown proceeded faster than the funding for the project could accrue, and the Cobra sat dormant in its bubble, stripped of its drivetrain and suspension.
The real kick in the pants is that George sold me the original 17-inch wheels for it, and while I told myself I should hang on to them because they were such a great deal and I liked them so much, they were eventually sold on one of the many LX Mustangs that passed through my stable. Try finding a set now at a reasonable price.
Thanks to the low-mileage and George's religious bubble upkeep, the Cobra looks brand-new and still smells new inside. The car's only modifications, aside from being stripped of its drivetrain, were white-faced gauges and some lengthening of the engine wiring harnesses to hide them in the fenderwells.
On the afternoon George called, I went home and put one of my other project cars up for sale to help offset the cost. It generated a bit of interest and someone offered to trade me some South African coins for it, but remarkably the next day a serious buyer called and showed up with truck, trailer, and a pocket full of cash.
I lost about $900 on it, but there was no love lost between the ailing project and myself, not to mention the purchase price accounted for nearly half the Cobra's cost and I was in need of a quick turnaround.
I borrowed the rest of the money and made the deal with a reluctant owner signing over the title to his pride and joy. Don't worry about him, though. George and his fiancee, Brandi, own an '04 Mystichrome Cobra convertible and he couldn't have given his '93 a better foster home.


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The Society Club welcomes NICK VALENTINE author of CLUBS, DRUGS AND CANAPES: A Deep Journey Into the Shallows of the Night
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'Nick Valentine, the indefatigable prince of the London party scene' (Roger Taylor)
Clubs, Drugs and Canapés traces Nick Valentine's story; just a suburban bloke who has blagged, lucked and laughed his way into just about every party, club, stage and hot-tub imaginable.
Introduced to the world of celebrity at an impressionable age when Steve Currie, bass player with the legendary T. Rex, moved in to Nick's family home, Nick was star-struck and knew he too belonged on stage. He made his musical debut two weeks later despite making Sid Vicious sound like a virtuoso.
Nick then sailed through his teenage years and twenties as a paste-up artist, journalist, musician and DJ until he eventually banked in the shallows of canapé central, attended over 5,000 parties and drunk enough champagne to test the Thames Barrier. An enterprising period acting as a social PR further led to this self-confessed dilettante, co-founding entertainment news and co-founding three London nightclubs, including the much lauded, The Cuckoo Club. With the West End as his nocturnal playground, Nick then bid sleep a final fond farewell.
This account is a surprisingly touching look at the mechanics of enjoying life to the max. If Adrian Mole and Janis Joplin had a bastard love-child, his name might very well be Nick Valentine.
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Classically trained and New Zealand born tenor, Jontee is calling London (and particularly Soho) home after being awarded a scholar position in the National Youth Choir of Great Britain while in high school. Since then, Jontee has gone on to perform across England including a drunken rendition of Beyoncé's 'Single Ladies' on Frith Street and a series of Royal Albert hall concerts and BBC proms over 2011/12.
Andrew is a composer, arranger and the "wise old man" of the trio. Currently completing a Masters at the Royal College of Music, he loves performing and writing music of a wide variety of styles, and sings in the Holst Singers in his spare time. He's also very fond of chocolate.
Holly is an Art History and Literature student from New Zealand, completing the final year of her degree while on exchange at the University of East Anglia. On leaving high school she had completed her diploma in performance cello from the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music. Although deciding against pursuing a career in music, Holly continues to play cello for enjoyment.
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BM (Textile Storage, 3A)
These photographs are part of Luis Mallo's Open Secrets, a recent series of photographs taken in museums in New York City and elsewhere. The series focuses on storage areas and reveals hidden spaces not typically accessible to the public. This group shows shelving units with storage boxes at the Brooklyn Museum. Variations in box and label colors add tension and dynamism to the grid. Mallo's careful composition represents only a fragment of a larger whole, revealing the beauty within the more or less organized structure of museum storage while not decoding the system itself. The combination of sometimes random objects, however, retains a sense of mystery and reminds us that collections are not always easy to classify.
This text refers to these objects: ' 2009.60.1; 2009.60.2; 2009.60.3; 2009.60.4
- Portfolio/Series: Open Secrets, 2006-2009
- Artist: Luis Mallo, born Cuba, 1962
- Medium: Chromogenic photograph
- Dates: 2008
- Dimensions: Sheet: 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Photography
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 2009.60.1
- Edition: 2/5
- Credit Line: Gift of the artist
- Rights Statement: ©Luis Mallo
- Caption: Luis Mallo (born Cuba, 1962). BM (Textile Storage, 3A), 2008. Chromogenic photograph, Sheet: 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the artist, 2009.60.1. ©Luis Mallo
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Industry events for 2012
LATHAM, NY — The 2012 event season is upon the carpet cleaning and disaster restoration industries.
The following educational opportunities are scheduled:
LAS VEGAS — The Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) event is scheduled for March 5-7 in Las Vegas. Visit www.IAQA.com for details.
RIO GRANDE, PUERTO RICO — The National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) is taking its 23rd annual Meeting and Exposition to the Wyndham Rio Mar in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico on March 19-22. Visit www.NADCA.com for more information.
MYRTLE BEACH, SC — The Restoration Industry Association (RIA) 67th Leadership Summit and Industry Expo will be at the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center and Hotel March 27-29. Visit the www.RestorationIndustry.org website for more information.
CLEARWATER BEACH, FL — The Connections Conference and Exhibition is scheduled for May 2-5 at the Hilton Clearwater Beach Resort. Visit www.ConnectionsConvention.org for more information and to register.
NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO, CANADA — The Property Loss and Restoration Expo (formerly the DRC Trade Show) will be held May 16-17 at the Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort. Visit www.PLRExpo.ca for details.
NASHVILLE, TN — The Crawford Contractor Connection Conference will be at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center June 19-22. For more information, visit www.ContractorConnection.com/ContractorConference.
LAS VEGAS — The Connections Convention and Trade Show is scheduled for September 5-7 at the Las Vegas Hilton and Casino. Visit www.ConnectionsConvention.org for more information and to register.
CHICAGO — The ISSA/INTERCLEAN event is scheduled for October 16-19 at McCormick Place. Visit www.issa.com for details.
Early registration extended for RIA convention
ROCKVILLE, MD — The Restoration Industry Association (RIA) has extended early bird registration for the 67th Annual Leadership Summit and Industry Expo.
Attendees who register before Friday, March 9, will save $200 off of the regular registration rate.
The RIA has also extended the cutoff date to book a hotel at the special conference rate; this new deadline is also Friday, March 9.
The 2012 Leadership Summit is building off the success of last year''s event, with more focused content that impacts your business, better networking opportunities and a bigger and better Industry Expo Hall.
For more information or to register, click here.
RSA launches online training
BURLINGTON, WA — Restoration Sciences Academy (RSA) has now launched its online training program for cleaning and restoration professionals, according to a press release.
Located at Store.RSA-HQ.com, RSA Online offers courses on a variety of cleaning and restoration topics, including water and fire damage restoration and microbial remediation, the release stated.
According to the release, over the next few months, RSA will be adding many more topics, including more full-length courses that qualify for RSA certification.
"RSA Online courses are dynamic, interactive and easy to absorb," said Brandon Burton, technical education manager for RSA.
"They answer the need for quality education among restorers who can''t take the time to attend a traditional class," Burton added.
RSA Online courses are prepared by the same restoration experts and industry veterans that develop and teach RSA hands-on classes, plus several well-known industry experts on specialized topics, the release noted.
Click here to read the complete release.
RIA and The Clean Trust sign Memorandum of Understanding
ROCKVILLE, MD — The board of directors of the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) and the board of directors of The Clean Trust have approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will establish a working relationship between both organizations, according to a press release.
Under the MOU, the senior executive leadership of each organization will keep the other aware of applicable functions and activities related to natural disaster mitigation measures, indoor environmental issues and other issues of shared interest to increase cooperation and coordination between the organizations, the release stated.
According to the release, this shared knowledge will help RIA members and Clean Trust registrants provide leadership and promote best practices through advocacy, standards and professional qualifications.
"RIA is very pleased that our organizations have entered into this agreement," said RIA President Frank Headen, CR, WLS, CMH.
"The spirit of cooperation is already evident between our organizations and the recent changes at The Clean Trust will benefit everyone involved in the restoration, cleaning and inspection industry. RIA looks forward to working with The Clean Trust on a number of initiatives that will only serve to strengthen the industry," Headen added.
Click here to read the complete release.
ANSI approves IESO/RIA 6001-2011
ROCKVILLE, MD — The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has notified the Indoor Environmental Standards Organization (IESO) of the approval of the IESO/RIA 6001-2011 Evaluation of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Interior Surfaces to Determine the Presence of Fire-Related Particulate as a Result of a Fire in a Structure, according to a press release.
"The completion of this standard represents the efforts and expertise of many individuals, and we would like to acknowledge the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) and IESO Boards of Directors who provided the funding, leadership, staffing and guidance necessary to achieve this important milestone," said Brad Harr, chairman of the IESO Consensus Body.
This is the first ANSI-approved standard for IESO, and it was produced in close cooperation with a committee convened by the Restoration Industry Association (RIA), the release stated.
According to the release, the standard has been in development since early 2009 and will be used in the field to help determine if fire-related residues have been deposited on HVAC interior surfaces.
The new IESO-RIA standard will be available for purchase as a PDF and booklet in March, the release noted.
Click here to read the complete release.
HydraMaster appoints director of sales
MUKILTEO, WA — HydraMaster Corporation has announced the appointment of Bruce Daw to the newly created position of director of sales for strategic and distribution channels, according to a press release.
Daw has been with the company as a regional sales manager since 2008 and has been a part of the cleaning and restoration industry for 23 years, the release stated.
According to the release, Daw, a graduate of Brigham Young University, started as a carpet cleaner and then worked for Bridgepoint Systems, where he worked his way up from store manager to distributor manager and then to national manager of company-owned stores.
"Bruce''s extensive industry experience and knowledge has been instrumental in helping us to develop an even more responsive sales team dedicated to assisting our distributors deliver superior product performance and support to the cleaning and restoration professional," said Mickey McKee, vice president of sales and marketing for HydraMaster and U.S. Products.
"He has demonstrated leadership and customer service skills, which make him the ideal candidate to help lead the charge for exponential growth in the coming years," McKee added.
Click here to read the complete release.
RIA announces Martin L. King Scholarship events
ROCKVILLE, MD — The 67th Annual Restoration Industry Association (RIA) Annual Leadership Summit and Industry Expo will take place at the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center and Hotel in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, March 27-29, according to a press release.
RIA will be holding two special events at the convention, which will serve as fundraisers for the newly established Martin L. King Scholarship Program, the release stated.
According to the release, the Martin L. King Scholarship program will begin providing scholarships in 2013 to restoration professionals who seek to expand their knowledge of the different facets of the industry.
A golf tournament will be held on Tuesday, March 27, at the Myrtlewood Golf Club from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; a portion of the tournament fees will go to the Martin L. King Scholarship Program, the release noted.
The RIA Awards Dinner and Banquet will serve as a tribute to Martin L. King and a fundraiser for the Martin L. King Scholarship program, the release added.
For more information on the RIA Leadership Summit or to register, click here.
Click here to read the complete release.
Connections pricing rolled back for limited time
DENVER — The 2012 Connections Conference and Exhibition is lowering the registration price to help the economy and the industry grow, according to a press release.
The 2012 Connections Conference and Exhibition will be held on May 3-5 at the Hilton Clearwater Beach Resort in Clearwater Beach, FL, the release stated.
According to the release, full registration prices have been cut down to $295 for members, but only for a limited time.
The Connections Conference creates an opportunity for cleaning and restoration professionals to network, and allows suppliers/manufacturers to showcase the latest innovations in the industry, including the newest generation of green cleaning technologies that are increasingly in demand, the release noted.
This years'' keynote speaker, Gregg Habstritt, will be scheduling free webinars leading up to the conference to help companies grow their customer lists and their businesses, the release added.
For a full list of programs or to take advantage of the lower pricing, click here.
Click here to read the complete release.
Crosa to speak at the RIA Annual Leadership Summit and Expo
ROCKVILLE, MD — Peter Crosa will also be speaking at the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) Annual Leadership Summit and Expo March 27-29 2012 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, according to a press release.
Crosa will also hold a pre-conference program called Finding the Profitable Adjuster, and present a session during a breakout group on How to Market to Agents and will be moderating a panel discussion titled Understanding the Mind of an Adjuster, the release stated.
According to the release, Crosa will be on a special end of day one general session panel called, "Closing the Gap: A Discussion between Restorers & Insurers to better Serve the Customer!"
In this role, he will write a position paper from an independent adjuster''s viewpoint, which will be part of RIA's post-convention proceedings upload to their website, the release noted.
Click here to read the complete release.
ServPro releases free app
STUART, FL — To provide home and business owners with a quick and convenient way to call in the experts when disaster strikes, ServPro has announced the Ready Plan Mobile Application, according to a press release.
The free app is available to download across three mobile platforms: Android, iOS and Blackberry, the release stated.
According to the release, the application allows residential and commercial property managers and owners to create an Emergency Ready Profile that contains critical facility information that can help speed up response time after fire or water damage occurs.
In addition to property details, the application tracks prior loss history, utility shut off locations and key contacts; stores photos of the damage; and integrates local weather forecasts and more, including the address and contact information for the user's preferred ServPro franchise, the release noted.
Click here to read the complete release.
NFIP renewal is a must
WASHINGTON — The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is set to lapse this spring; in order for its coverage to continue Congress must act, according to The News Star.
U.S. Senator David Vitter and Senator Jon Tester of Montana have called on Senate leadership this week to allow a vote on legislation, which would extend the flood insurance program for another five years, the article stated.
"Each time the NFIP approaches its expiration date, it causes a great deal of turmoil in the housing market because of the uncertainty surrounding the program. We can easily prevent this from happening," said Vitter.
According to the article, the NFIP was created in 1968 to provide affordable coverage; recent powerful hurricanes such as Katrina have pushed the program into debt, causing renewal to be tricky.
Click here to read the complete article.
More Floods training class of February 2012
LENEXA, KS — More Floods is proud to have the following new companies join their membership along with existing member companies who sent employees through training in February 2012.
Back row from left to right:
Kurt Haefer, New England Restoration; Nick Cosina, New England Restoration; Damon Blythe, Around the Clock; Jay Collins, JLC Contracting; Troy Hess, Rapid Dry; Josiah Kessie, Innovative Restoration; Larry Kessie, New England Restoration; Tad Doyle, Fast Pro; and Vickie Southern, Fast Pro.
Front row from left to right:
Chad Goodhue, New England Restoration; Dustin Amundson and James Geeslin, Around the Clock; Lisa Collins, JLC Contracting; Andrew Ardolf, Carriage Cleaning Services; Bill Metzger, Peak Construction; Lori Kessie, Innovative Restorations; and Jason Giannoni, Peak Construction.
Each of these organizations completed a two-day training class on February 2 and 3 at the modern More Floods training facility in Lenexa, KS.
Six new companies attend training in February.
More Floods wishes our newest members and all our existing members great success.
Chris Silliman receives 2011 DKI Spirit Award
WOOD DALE, IL — Disaster Kleenup International LLC (DKI) has announced that Chris Silliman, president of First Restoration Services of Asheville, based in Fletcher, North Carolina, was presented with the 2011 DKI Spirit Award at Insights 2012, the DKI Conference and Tradeshow in Austin, Texas, according to a press release.
The DKI Board of Directors awards the DKI Spirit Award to a member of the DKI family who, in the course of their tenure with DKI, has earned the right to be considered Mr. or Ms. DKI, the release stated.
According to the release, distinguishing characteristics generally include:
• Selfless giving of one''s time to help other members
• Actively participating in the daily life of DKI via service in chapter leadership roles
• Encouraging prospective members to join DKI
• Constantly suggesting ways to make DKI better
• Unabashed promotion of DKI in the external marketplace.
"In terms of his own company, you will almost always find him or one of his staff members at virtually every DKI networking or education-oriented function, taking in as much information from the instructors and his peers as possible," said DKI President Dale Sailer, who presented the award.
"He is always an engaged participant and he takes advantage of everything DKI has to offer," Sailer added.
Click here to read the complete release.
ATSCO Products holds Boot Camp
ALBANY, NY — On Friday, February 3, 2012, ATSCO Products was the host of a Restoration Boot Camp.
ATSCO, a full service distributor of restoration, carpet cleaning and janitorial cleaning supplies, welcomed a group of restoration contractors from across New York to learn about the new products and technologies available in today''s market.
Professional education is at the heart of ATSCO''s business, providing a vast array of cleaning and restoration products.
ATSCO''s mission is to multiply the value of the products they provide with knowledge, training and business guidance.
The 2012 Boot Camp was sponsored by:
• TES Drying System
• NanoScale
• Benefect
• Concrobium
• Extech Instruments
• FLIR Systems Inc.
"All recruits report surviving the barrage of profitable new ideas thrown at them at the ATSCO Boot Camp. Thirty-five contractors and adjusters learned about affordable directed heat drying, affordable infra-red cameras, nanotech level deodorizing and much more," said Dick McGrath, president of ATSCO.
"We crawled out of our foxholes with information overload and new profit energy in our restoration businesses," McGrath added.


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THE EARLIEST known accurate panoramic view of Mecca is one of over forty-five important objects to be loaned by the Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art to the British Museum for the exhibition Hajj: journey to the heart of Islam.
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Caught Rubbing My Cock In Fitting Room!
I went to a fitting room wearing jeans and an AussieBum speedo underneath to rub my cock in. Once I got started, a guy opened the door (they need better locks!), but then quickly closed it. Luckily, he went on to changing and I went back to my business...I think he liked what he saw and wanted me to continue! You can hear him changing in the next room the whole time. I kinda wanted him to burst in again and fuck me in my AussieBum suit and got off on that fantasy!!!
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Easy Hot Dog Chili
Easy Hot Dog Chili
1 pound ground beef
1/3 cup water
2/3 cup tomato sauce
1/2 cup ketchup
2 teaspoons chili powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon (heaping) sugar
1/2 teaspoon onion powder
dash of Worcestershire sauce
In a large sauce pan put the water and ground beef. Use a potato or avocado masher to break the meat apart while cooking. When meat is browned, stir in tomato sauce, ketchup, chili powder, salt, pepper, sugar, onion powder and Worcestershire sauce. Bring to a boil and cook over medium heat about 20 minutes until chili has thickened.
I doubled the recipe and put it in a small crock pot to keep the chili warm. Everyone said it was really good chili. I love keeping my Young Single Adults happy and full :-)
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I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOT DOG SAUCE. THANKS TO YOU MY SEARCH IS OVER.ReplyDelete
I have been married 20 years and have been looking for a good hot dog chili recipe this whole time. THIS IS IT......FINALLY! I have never cooked hamburger in water. I did not know how this would ever thicken up, but it did. My hubby liked it because it doesn't taste like chili beans and it didn't overpower the hot dog...Just nice and beefy....Thank you! This is now my hot dog chili recipe. :)ReplyDelete
I'm like you and this was the best hot dog chili I ever made. Glad you liked it too. It's definitely a keeper!ReplyDelete
amazing!thank u for sharing this deliscious recipe!ReplyDelete
I didn't have tomato sauce so I used tomato paste it was great. I would also make a great sloppy joe.ReplyDelete
Yum! Sloppy Joe sounds good!ReplyDelete
I wanted a chili that was quick and easy to make and of course, it had to taste good. Everyone enjoyed it--I even saw a few just putting the chili on the bun without the hot dog. Lej en pølsevognReplyDeleteReplies
Glad you enjoyed it. Putting the chili on the bun sounds like my family :-)Delete
This recipe sounds delicious. Can you tell me how many it feeds? I'm looking for something to serve about 50 people.. trying to figure out how many times to multiple this recipe. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I would say about 10 - 15 people depending on how much they put on the hot dog. I would probably 4X the recipe. And remember, not everyone likes chili on their hot dog.ReplyDelete
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Aatma starts being a horror film before it even begins to be a film. Without telling us anything about the characters or showing a bit of the story, how do you expect it us to get scared? Bollywood has churned out several bad horror films lately, to see a name like Nawazuddin Siddiqui along with Bipasha Basu, you expect better. It is a sorry situation when it turns out to be as atrocious as the films we are offered in the same genre. Raaz 3 (2012), which I didn't particularly like, was also better than this film. Even Nawazuddin Siddiqui couldn't save it from being a total travesty.
The film isn't just full of random attempts to scare you. There is an attempt at a story as well. Abhay (Nawazuddin) is dead; we are told he was obsessively possessive of his daughter who is left in the care of her mother, Maya (Bipasha Basu). After the film establishes multiple times that the dead father loves his daughter too much, we are creepily poked with the notion that he wants her dead to spend an eternity with her. Then when we are shown several scenes of him hurting anyone who hurts her. With this, the ghost hurts children and pregnant women and kills them. Further on, he is revealed to have been a wife beater. I'm not trying to be righteous but what kind of a filmmaker shows these acts without being at least a bit sensitive?
Bipasha Basu is the woman in peril. Her daughter Nia (Doyel Dhawan) clearly deserves better parenting. Films like these can only work when you have a good child actor. I'm not belittling her effort but instead holding the director responsible for being unable to extract a performance that is less awkward and patchy. The supporting actors are anything but and bring down the house with their clumsy and awful portrayals. Maybe it is just the laughable dialogues and bizarre situations. Shernaz Patel and Jaideep Ahlawat get the worst of them.
The biggest curse any horror film can get is unintentional humor. There is truckloads of it to be found here. The one where I laughed out loud was when a psychologist is trying to speak to the child and out of nowhere, the child gets up and smacks him across his face.
Aatma is the poor cousin of this year's recent Hollywood horror film: Mama. Except it's Papa this time and it's not a good film in any way. There is just one element in the entire film that is partly scary who happens to be the friendly neighbourhood (but unforunately posessed) Pandit ji. Not exactly original but relatively effective. The only thing the director Suparn Verma gets right is the visual palette of the film. Amongst the black and grey, the blue, violet and pink lend a quality to it that most tacky horror films lack in our country. My question is, what good will embellishment do if you can't muster up a respectable story to go with it?
The resolution to the story isn't good or bad. It is simply wrong. Wrong on so many levels. I happen to enjoy horror films purely because they are, in essence, optimistic films. Okay stick with me and hear me out. They are usually composed of a series of traumatic events. Now, these events almost always come to an end, a long ordeal comes to a close. There is always deliverance and emancipation waiting for at least one character at the end. That's optimism right there. Sadly, the way this film comes to a conclusion, the word 'liberation' would be embarrassed of its own meaning. The word 'sacrifice' would literally run for cover.
You can tell that Aatma wants to be a film that claims to be better than most Indian horror films. This is clearly a case of a disillusioned spirit.view less