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Threat Description
A type of worm that spreads over Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networks.
Automatic Disinfection
Allow F-Secure Anti-Virus to disinfect the relevant files.
For more general information on disinfection, please see Removal Instructions.
Technical Details
P2P-Worm.Win32.Bacteraloh is a family of P2P-Worms similar to P2P.Worm.Win32.Backterra. Unlike Backterra, Bacteraloh variants may have the additional functionality of dropping Virus.Win32.Sality variants. For a description of Sality, please see our description of Virus.Win32.Sality.Q
DistributionBacteraloh spreads through file-sharing networks (primarily Emule) by disguising itself as a software crack. To give credibility to the illusion, when executed the worm will display a fake interface and a dialog box with the message "Missing MFClibary.dll", as seen in the samples below:
The Bateraloh variants that include functionality to install Virus.Win32.Sality will drop a standalone DLL in the folder %system32%. The DLL file is then injected into running processes. If Emule file sharing software is detected, Bacteraloh will create multiple copies of itself in:
- C:\Windows\Temp\Bactera\Â
The copies are labeled using names selected from a long list. The names are mostly in the following format:
- Crack & Keygen all Versions e.g., Spacetanks Crack & Keygen all Versions
- Crack & Keygen and all lower versions e.g., Winamp 5.112 Pro and all lower Versions Crack & Keygen
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Veterinary Camps
2014 Dates
Junior Vet Camp for rising 6th - 8th graders | June 15-20, 2014
Senior Vet Camp for rising 9th - 11th graders | June 1-6, 2014
Senior Vet Camp for rising 12th graders | June 1-6, 2014
Veterinary Camp is conducted by faculty, staff, and students from Auburn's College of Veterinary Medicine, and offered to students interested in the field of veterinary medicine. Camps are offered by school grade with Junior Vet Camp for rising 6th-8th graders, a Senior Vet Camp for rising 9th-11th graders and a Senior Vet Camp exclusively for 12th graders.
Camp participants will learn about veterinary medicine first-hand in classrooms, laboratories, and outdoor facilities that include Auburn's raptor, equine, dairy, beef, and swine units. Students will learn about public health, food animals, wildlife, anatomy, imaging, and first aid, as well as gain valuable mentoring about veterinary science careers. Due to the hands-on nature of the camp, participation will be limited to 30 students in Junior Vet Camp, 40 students in Senior Vet Camp for rising 9th - 11th graders, and 10 students in Senior Vet Camp for rising 12th graders.
Students will experience campus-life while residing in Auburn's resident dormitories, eating at campus dining facilities, and enjoying evening social and recreational activities. Camp participants will have 24/7 counselor supervision.
- "This was really a fun camp and taught me so much about being a vet" – Alexis
- "Very helpful for planning a veterinary career" – Danielle
- "Very educational and life-changing" – Kathryn
- "A thrilling experience which will make you want to come back for more" – Katherine
- "Very high quality" – Nathan
- "A great opportunity to talk and get advice from current AU vet students" – Sarah
- "Amazingly fun and interactive" – Tia
- "The friends you make are AMAZING" – Lauryn
Tuition is $695 per person and covers all instruction, housing, meals, transportation fees, and recreational activities.
The 2014 vet camps are full and we are unable to accept additional applications. Registration for the 2015 vet camps will begin in December 2014.
To apply for Vet Camp:
- Complete and submit the application and essay form for your camp, according to grade level. Only complete applications and essays will be reviewed.
- Application and essay forms will be processed and reviewed in the order they are received. Priority for the 2014 vet camps will be given to first-time applicants.
- Selected applicants will be notified by March 1, 2014. Once notified of selection, applicants will be required to pay in full by April 1, 2014.
Required Forms and Insurance
If you are selected to attend Veterinary Camp, complete and return the required camp form packet. Return instructions are included in the packet.
- Click here for the required camp form packet.
As proof of health insurance, all participants must attach a copy of the participant's health insurance card (front and back) with the camp form packet. If the participant does not have current health insurance coverage, please contact us as soon as possible for options.
Important Links
- Camp FAQs
- Camp Supplies
- Getting to Auburn
- Summer Experience on Facebook
- Auburn University Admissions: Prospective Students
- College of Veterinary Medicine Open House
- Auburn University Campus Tours + Visit
- The Auburn-Opelika Tourism Bureau: Local Lodging, Shopping, and Dining
Stay Connected
If you would like to receive updates on our Summer Experience summer programs, please join our announcement list. We also invite you to "like" our Summer Experience Facebook page.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
Please read our Cancellation & Refund Policy.
Contact Information
For program questions, please contact the coordinator, Jeff Dyal at 334.844.5817.
Last Updated: July 1, 2014

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Bringing Useful Stats into Soccer
Posted by Trevor in Misc, Technology on 14. Oct, 2012 | No Comments Yet
I take a look at how cool new technology might open up sports like soccer to a new world of statistical analysis.
Mindy Smith: Clear-voiced Cantante
Posted by Trevor in Music on 13. Oct, 2012 | No Comments Yet
This fall my wife and I hit Salt Lake City for a concert at The State Room. The main act was an artist we've both followed since her excellent debut album in 2004: Mindy Smith.
Obama Forgets About Romney's Etch-A-Sketch
Posted by Trevor in Politics on 13. Oct, 2012 | No Comments Yet
In the first debate between Romney and Obama, Romney walked out with a historic win. Obama was underprepared and unfocused. But I want to explore another factor that hurt him deeply: he forgot about Romney's Etch-A-Sketch.
She's Here!
Posted by Trevor in Being Dad on 08. Oct, 2012 | 2 Comments
My precious little daughter Harper came two weeks early, healthy and happy. I wanted to quickly jot down a few simple thoughts about her first couple of days.
Parenthood: A Rewarding Sacrifice?
Posted by Trevor in Being Dad, Religion on 06. Oct, 2012 | No Comments Yet
I try to disentangle the reasons I wanted to become a dad. There are so many intertwined, contradictory, ambiguous factors. Some are selfish. Some are noble. Some are naive. Some are wise. I have faith that parenthood epitomizes the concept of "rewarding sacrifice" as well as anything else I can do in life.
Defending Muslims
Posted by Trevor in Religion on 22. Sep, 2012 | No Comments Yet
I heard a saying once that goes, "Once you get to know people, it's impossible to hate them." I'm not sure if this is always true on the individual level, but on the collective level it seems to be. Put in other words, there are good people everywhere.
The Works of God or the Works of Man?
Posted by Trevor in Religion on 22. Sep, 2012 | No Comments Yet
A beautiful area in northwestern Spain called Las Médulas prompted some thoughts on the implications of seeing God's hand in everything, even if it turns out he's not actually involved in everything, and what the pros and cons of making such an assumption are.
I Don't Like Commandments
Posted by Trevor in Religion on 16. Sep, 2012 | No Comments Yet
I've noticed I have a strong distaste towards the word "commandment" when used in the religious sense. The commandments. Keep the commandments. The Ten Commandments. Et cetera.
Early Thoughts on Rearing Bilingual Kids
Posted by Trevor in Being Dad on 03. Sep, 2012 | No Comments Yet
As we stand about six weeks out from the birth of the little girl who will make us parents, we're constantly batting back and forth parenting ideas. Soon theory will need to become practice, and one practice I'm determined to employ is teaching my kids Spanish from birth.
Expectations Going into Parenthood
Posted by Trevor in Being Dad on 19. Jul, 2012 | No Comments Yet
"Yeah, being a parent will be a challenge, but it'll be more rewarding than challenging," the naive dad-to-be says to himself. "Heh, just you wait and see…" comes the smirk from been-there-done-that parents. I think many of life's experiences can benefit from properly managed expectations.


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- Work with application engineers to design lab experiences that provide customers with practical knowledge of products and applications. The experiences will need to cover basics like coupling light into a single mode fiber to more application oriented experiences like designing and building a Raman spectroscopy setup.
- Deliver lectures on basic and advanced topics including both laboratory and theoretical knowledge
- Teach how to keep a lab notebook and how to present the results
- Provide support to more experienced engineers as they design their own experiments
- Work with application engineers to determine testing procedure
- Actively participate in product design discussions
Essential Job Functions include the following, but are not limited to:
1) A minimum of 5 years of microscopy experience. Very familiar in microscopy techniques such as Phase Contrast, DIC, Dark Field, Köhler Illumination
2) Working Knowledge of:
• Confocal Microcopy
• Two Photon Microscopy
• Optical Coherence Tomography
• Electrophysiology
• Imaging Cytometry
• Good understanding on the use of lasers and especially femtosecond lasers in imaging
3) Minimum 5 years of experience in capital equipment sales; preferably imaging system including but
not limited to microscope 2 photon, Optical Coherence Tomography and Optical Trapping equipment
4) Experience with cellular imaging and/or recording equipment, emphasis on:
• Electrophysiology
• Cell transport
• Brain slices
• Whole Animal studies
• Calcium imaging
5) Advanced Degree in Biology, Neurophysiology, Anatomy or Cellular Biology. PhD candidates preferred.
1) Listening and communication skills
• Fluent in English and Chinese.
• Must be able to understand and summarize scientific data with customers.
• Clearly communicate scientific terms and language, and understand customer application to develop sales projects.
2) Strong presentation and sales skills.
3) Professional selling ethics.
4) Understand and capture new opportunities and be able to communicate them to the appropriate individuals in the company.
• Identify new markets to be able to sell the current Thorlabs products.
• Identify new opportunities to enhance Thorlabs core competency and develop new tools.
5) Candidates that are familiar with Thorlabs products is a plus.
6) Must be able to travel up to 60% of the time.
In return for these attributes we offer a key mechanical design role within our motion control engineering team. You can expect to take a lead in designing a wide range of manual and automated electro-mechanical precision positioning products. You will work closely with other engineering disciplines in order to design highly integrated products with varying levels of automated operation.
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Looking for a sign?
Georgia Nicols helps jump-start your week with her seven-day astrological outlook. The feature appears exclusively at www.suntimes.com.
Updated: August 19, 2012 6:03AM
ALL SIGNS MOON ALERT: We have the all clear today to shop (whether you spend $10 or $10 million) and make important decisions. The New Moon is in Cancer.
◆ARIES (March 21-April 19): Whoa Nelly! Take it easy when talking to close friends today because things could suddenly blow up in your face. They might accuse you of coming on too strong or you might feel others are trying to start a fight.
◆TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be calm and cooperative with co-workers today because outbursts, especially related to technology, could destroy your peace of mind. Computer crashes and equipment breakdowns might set tempers on edge. Tread carefully.
◆GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be extra vigilant because this is an accident-prone day for your kids or children you work with. It's also dicey for lovers because romance is in the toilet today. Conflicts, unexpected events and detours plus sudden blowups are likely.
◆CANCER (June 21-July 22): Domestic conflicts might arise today because of minor accidents or small appliances that break down, which in turn makes everyone irritable. Arguments with family members, especially parents, are likely.
◆LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): This is an accident-prone day so slow down and take it easy. Guard against knee-jerk reactions where you blurt something out and later regret it. You're keen to make your point even if you have to be dramatic. Of course, others will respond in kind. ("Duck!")
◆VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be careful spending your money today. You might regret impulse spending. (Keep your receipts.) An unpredictable element could make you lose something or break it. (Guard your possessions.) Keep an eye on your money because you might find cash or lose it. It's a crapshoot!
◆LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You feel rebellious today. You intend to stand your ground. You don't want anyone bossing you around. Possibly, you will attract someone like this today and the reverse will occur and someone else will rebel against you!
◆SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You might do a slow boil about something today. Perhaps you're annoyed with someone but you cannot speak out. Or you might feel muzzled because you're hidden behind the scenes and have no access to expressing how you feel.
◆SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Competition with someone in a group is strong today. This could be one of the reasons you have a blowup with someone in a meeting, a classroom or a conference. Either somebody else is trying to prove something or you are.
◆CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): This is a bad day to go toe-to-toe with authority figures: bosses, parents, teachers, VIPs and the police. You will regret it. But truthfully, some will do this and feel wildly liberated. If you dare to go all the way, then do it. Just be aware of the consequences.
◆AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Travel plans will be changed, delayed or canceled today. Ditto for plans about schooling, class schedules and anything to do with higher education, medicine, the law, publishing and the media. Avoid arguments about politics and religion.
◆PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Keep your eyes open if you're responsible for the property or wealth of others. (This includes those who work in banks.) Sudden disputes about inheritances, shared property, and differing values might break out.
IF JULY 18 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: Business billionaire (Virgin Group) Sir Richard Branson (1950) shares your birthday
today. You are courageous, committed, persevering, confident and not afraid to strive for the impossible. Although you are an independent leader, you can work well
with others. You are genuinely concerned about society as a whole. You need to have goals and will always aggressively pursue them to help you to stretch and reach
beyond your grasp. An important choice will arise in the coming year. Choose wisely.


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Link: More Students Are Taking Both the ACT and SAT
Looking for every advantage, more students are taking — and retaking, and submitting — both the SAT and ACT. Does it help?
Why, yes it does (if you're smart about it!)
Spend as much time in the test prep industry as Mike Bergin has, and you'll develop strong opinions about teaching, education, and business. This is a platform for teachers to talk test prep.
Mike is the founder of Chariot Learning and creator of the Roots2Words vocabulary program. You might also know him as a nature writer.
Looking for every advantage, more students are taking — and retaking, and submitting — both the SAT and ACT. Does it help?
Why, yes it does (if you're smart about it!)
How would you recommend a high-school student do solo test prep? Other than going through the study books and practice tests, how should we use our day-to-day school notes? (And just saying, I found your blog via 10,000 birds)
Hi swandeathgurgle. Good question, but you've already answered it. If you want to self-prep for the SAT or ACT, you should lean heavily on the Official SAT Study Guide and Real ACT Prep Guide for official practice tests. Take timed tests under simulated test conditions and thoroughly review all questions. If any organizations offer proctored practice tests in your area the way Chariot Learning does in the Rochester, NY area, take advantage of those events.
Also be open to getting some help either at the beginning of your process so you can learn perfect strategies or at the end when you need help getting past a certain level. Imagine if you wanted to learn how to play baseball at a high level… you wouldn't try to go it alone. Instead, you'd bring in a coach at some point to make your efforts more efficient and effective.
As far as your day-to-day school notes go, I can't imagine how they'd be useful in prepping for the SAT or ACT. Your high school science, history, literature, and even math classes are preparing you for other exams than the SAT and ACT.
Presenting yourself as a teacher or tutor offers little insight into what you actually do on a day-to-day basis. The universe of things that can be taught or tutored is just too vast. But if you are a teacher or tutor, at some point you made a choice (or had one made for you) about what to focus on. Those fortunate souls who control their destinies make these choices on a regular basis.
One important choice for any independent educator is whether to focus on test preparation or subject tutoring. Test prep and subject tutoring represent two sides of the same coin, but an emphasis on one or the other has a profound impact on how your services will be perceived in the marketplace. If your choice aligns well with what you are great at and what your market wants, you'll be on the path to success and professional satisfaction. You probably understand the implications of a poor choice ;)
Most tutors and teachers have insight into what they do well and enjoy doing, two very different considerations. But committing to a certain kind of education becomes easier when you understand how your potential students and clients perceive your services. Consider the ways test prep and subject tutoring differ:
If you think the market is saturated with test prep options, look at how pervasive subject tutoring is. Everybody, it seems, is doing it. Subject tutoring is essentially fungible: one Spanish tutor seems just like every other one. This is not to say that a superior subject tutor cannot command a passionate following. But the basic calculus suggests that test prep is perceived to have higher value. How do we know? Because an hour of test prep tutoring can command a significant multiple—from 2x to 20x depending on the providers—of compensation over an hour of subject tutoring.
ADVANTAGE: Test Prep
At any given moment, so many more students are focused on school subjects than on specific tests that the need for subject tutoring clearly outweighs that for test prep. However, that need can be satisfied by free resources like office hours, afterschool help, peer tutoring, volunteer tutoring, or online resources like Khan Academy. As long as standardized tests contribute to academic advancement and admissions decisions, the market will need test prep tutors, but society will always need more algebra tutors than SAT Math tutors. The challenge for subject tutors is to cut through the value concerns by establishing a more impressive and consistent return on investment than clients see from less expensive options.
ADVANTAGE: Subject Tutoring
What is the price of failure in school or on a standardized test? The higher the stakes, the greater the perceived value of supplemental education. When it comes to grades in school, students don't generally suffer much for earning grades lower than A, 100, or their equivalent. That is, until their performance fails to meet passing standards, at which point they suffer a great deal!
The stakes for test scores plot a similar graph. College admissions tests offer an excellent example for this point. Most students will be able to find a college that will accept them based on (or in spite of) their test scores up to a point. At some unknown but low percentile, students become more likely to find admission in community college or test optional schools.
Standardized tests are generally considered to have higher stakes attached, but providers that offer services to help students who struggle in school tend to do very well in most markets.
ADVANTAGE: Tie
The difference between school grades and test scores become much clearer when considering the rewards for each. What does the upgrade from a B+ to an A- earn a student? Warm congratulations and little else. What does an increase from 80th to 90th percentile on the GMAT earn a prospective MBA? Probably a tangible increase in potential earning power based on access to higher ranked business schools.
Better grades may mean a lot in the grand scheme of things, but higher scores on certain tests lead to clear and compelling rewards that incentivize test takers to invest in performance.
ADVANTAGE: Test Prep
What are some other reasons to consider focusing on either Test Prep or Subject Tutoring?1 note
Test prep can be tricky business. Providers need to adhere to the highest codes of ethics for both educators and business people. What exactly does that mean?
Ethical test prep providers do:
Ethical test prep providers do NOT:
It should go without saying that ethical test prep providers most certainly do not advise students to cheat or cheat themselves by providing unfair assistance to students during their tests or taking tests for their students!
What else should ethical test prep teachers, tutors, and providers keep in mind when working with clients?
Awesome grammar tips here, but just the tip of the iceberg…
10 Tips to Improve your Grammar
Living and working in the 21st century privileges us with options previously unthinkable to prior generations. The schoolmarm in that little, red, one-room schoolhouse never in her wildest dreams imagined that she might be able to teach her students in their homes, her home, her favorite coffee shop, or even from the other side of the globe. Then again, she may have felt that her dedicated learning environment perfectly fulfilled her educational ambitions. How about you? In the midst of an unprecedented array of options, do you consciously align your setting with your intended outcomes? Or do you just work where convenient? ;)
Consider all the choices tutors have today:
Working with students in home offers so many tangible advantages that this arrangement shouldn't just be considered, but actively pursued. Not only do you alleviate the inconvenience of travel time for your student, but, in the case of younger students, you also facilitate a very high level of parent interaction. Plus you may get cookies!
- highest parent interaction
- familiar student environment
- in-home instruction commands a premium
- no facility costs
- transportation can be time-consuming
- transportation can be costly
- home environment may be unsuitable for instruction
- scheduling time for student and parent to be home can be challenging
Some tutors enjoy working amidst all of the comforts of home, as long as they are in their own homes. Creating your own teaching space with all the resources you could want at your fingertips can optimize instruction, while eliminating travel allows for more teaching time. Just make sure you keep your house clean.
- dedicated learning environment
- minimal facility costs
- potential tax benefits
- no travel time
- inconvenient for clients
- neighbors may disapprove
- can seem unprofessional
Making the move to an office or learning center is a signal that you are an established educational professional committed to a long-term relationship with your market. Or it may signal that you like to squander money on nonessential facility costs…
- dedicated learning environment
- very professional
- no travel time
- high facility costs
- long-term economic commitments
- can be inconvenient for clients
A mutually convenient location like a coffee shop or library can offer most of the benefits of your own office with none of the costs. On the other hand, Starbucks on a busy afternoon is as far from a dedicated learning environment as you'll find. At least the coffee is always good!
- can be convenient for both teacher and student
- may have on-site refreshments
- learning environment may be compromised
- unpredictable
- distracting
- less professional
Working with students live online offers so much in the way of convenience. Unfortunately, much of that value is lost to laggy connections and limited rapport. Capturing the magic of an impactful student-teacher relationship remotely is far tougher than you'd think.
- extremely convenient for both tutor and student
- allows clients to shop based on quality, not geography
- allows tutor to serve larger or more specific markets
- learning environment may be compromised
- often requires tech support
- less professional
Where else do you tutor students?


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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Probably from Middle French grommeler, from Middle Dutch grommen (modern Dutch grommelen). Cognate with grim.
- Rhymes: -ʌmbəl
grumble (plural grumbles)
- (onomatopoeia) A low thundering, rumbling or growling sound.
- The sound made by a hungry stomach.
- A complaint.
- That whiner is never without a grumble to share.
Derived terms[edit]
a low thundering, rumbling or growling sound
the sound made by a hungry stomach
grumble (third-person singular simple present grumbles, present participle grumbling, simple past and past participle grumbled)
- (intransitive) To make a low, growling or rumbling noise, like a hungry stomach or certain animals.
- The distant thunder grumbles.
1995, Terry C. Johnston, Dance on the Wind, page 15:
- It made his stomach grumble in protest to think the mule was eating, and here he was worrying about her with an empty belly of his own.
- (intransitive) To complain; to murmur or mutter with discontent; to make ill-natured complaints in a low voice and a surly manner.
- He grumbles about the food constantly, but has yet to learn to cook.
- (transitive) To utter in a grumbling fashion.
- 2001, Harry Willcox Pfanz, Gettysburg — the first day
- He grumbled that there was no grain "in the country" and that people were talking instead of working to provide it.
- 2001, Harry Willcox Pfanz, Gettysburg — the first day
- See also Wikisaurus:complain
Derived terms[edit]
to make a low growling or rumbling animal noise
to make a low growling or rumbling stomach noise
to murmur or mutter with discontent
- The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables, removing any numbers. Numbers do not necessarily match those in definitions. See instructions at Help:How to check translations.
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OTTAWA -- Andre Benoit and Dave Dziurzynski have taken very different routes to the NHL, but both had their biggest nights as professionals Tuesday.
Benoit and Dziurzynski scored their first goals in the NHL and Craig Anderson made 37 saves as the Ottawa Senators defeated the New York Islanders 3-1.
"I've played a few years to get here so to finally score a goal in the NHL is special," said Benoit, a native of St. Albert, Ont., some 60 kilometres east of Ottawa. "Since I was a young boy I've been thinking about this."
Colin Greening had the other goal for Ottawa (9-6-2).
Travis Hamonic replied for the Islanders (6-9-1), who got 23 saves from Rick DiPietro in just his third start of the season.
Benoit's goal at 8:37 of the second period made it 2-0 for Ottawa and came a little more than two weeks after he thought he originally had his first back on Feb. 3 in Montreal. But a goaltender interference penalty that day on Jakob Silfverberg negated the goal.
On Tuesday, Silfverberg made a nice pass to Benoit for a one-timer past DiPietro.
"The first one would have never went in if (Silfverberg) wasn't standing there so I can't blame that on him. Tonight it was a great pass and he made a good play," said the 29-year-old Benoit, who played just his 21st NHL after five years in the American Hockey League and three other campaigns in Europe.
"It was disappointing for that first one not to count, but I knew eventually that it would come. It doesn't matter when it comes it's just nice to have it."
Hamonic's wrist shot at 2:44 of the third period cut the Ottawa lead to 2-1 and ended a scoreless streak of 103:19 for the Islanders.
Dziurzynski, in his third professional season, gave the Senators a 3-1 advantage at 17:25 of the third with his first goal in just his third NHL game. DiPietro couldn't handle the big left-winger's initial shot and Dziurzynski poked the rebound home.
Senators rookie defenceman Eric Gryba picked up an assist for his first NHL point.
"It's an outstanding feeling. Since I was a little kid I've always wanted to play in the NHL and I'm very happy that I got here and that I got to do it early when I've only played three games," said the 23-year-old Dziurzynski, who added he didn't mind stealing some of Benoit's thunder.
"I'm just happy he got his and I got mine on the same night. We've been playing well defensively we've just had some trouble scoring goals. It's good to get a couple on the board and hopefully get some confidence and get some offence rolling."
Following a scoreless opening period that featured just fifteen shots, Greening opened the scoring for a struggling Ottawa power play that came in on an 0-for-24 slump.
With five Islanders, including DiPietro, around him, Greening jammed in a loose puck home for his second of the season at 6:01.
Benoit then added his first in the NHL off the feed from Silfverberg just 2:36 later.
The Islanders poured on the pressure, but as he has so many times this season for the injury-riddled Senators -- who are without defenceman Erik Karlsson and Jason Spezza, among others -- Anderson held the fort until Harmonic found a way through early in the third.
Islanders coach Jack Capuano said his team played a good game, especially after a 7-0 home loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday.
"It's a loss but (the) guys obviously worked hard. We had a lot of chances, we stayed the course and kept to the gameplan but their goaltender played well," Capuano said. "We had a good system review (Tuesday) morning. Obviously our game wasn't very good against Philadelphia and we just wanted to go out and work hard for one another and play with a lot of passion. I thought we did that. We did a lot of good things."
Notes: The Senators were 1-for-3 on the power play, while the Islanders went 0-for-4. ... Chris Neil reached 1900 penalty minutes for his career, all with the Senators, in Monday's win at New Jersey ... Islanders defenceman Matt Carkner missed his homecoming Tuesday as he sat out the game with a groin injury. Carkner, a native of Winchester, just outside Ottawa, spent three seasons with the Senators before signing with the Islanders in the off-season. ... Matt Moulson has played in 262 consecutive games, which is the fourth longest streak in Islanders' history. ... Attendance at Scotiabank Place was 18,595.
TSN's Bob McKenzie sets up the start of training camp, going one-on-one with the GMs from all seven Canadian teams.
WATCH: Bryan Murray - Ottawa Senators
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TSN.ca previews what to expect out of the NHL's 30 teams as we count down to puck drop. Check daily for team previews and updates on each Canadian franchise leading up to Oct. 8.
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For the Campers
Ohio Dreams campers stay in beautiful spacious lodges that feature couselor bunks at each end and in the middle of the dorms. We take pride in the cleanliness of our dorms. Campers are expected to keep their bunks and individual storage spaces organized and clean and help in cleaning the dorms at the end of each week. At the end of each dorm is a spacious bathroom was area featuring private shower and changing stalls that will make even the most modest of campers feel comfortable.
For the safety of our campers cell phones are not allowed in the dorm area's of camp and must be kept in the camp office. We strongly discourage the use of electronics and personal valuables at camp. In the atmosphere of camp, where there are so many people, campers tend to forget, lose track of and misplace many items.
For more pictures of the Ohio Dreams Dorms please click here
For the Parents
Ohio Dreams is situated near the beautiful Mohican Forest State park and is just minutes from many great lodges, the picturesque Pleasant Hill Lake, bed and breakfasts, hotels and shopping.
If you are planning on staying in the area for the week while your child attends camp the following links will help guide you to a relaxing vacation.
Lodging at Blue Bird Cottage
Blue Bird Cottage is a 2 bedroom private (separate from owners residence) bed and breakfast located 4 miles from Ohio Dreams.
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The flavors in this recipe are great! Upon the recommendations of other reviewers, I left out the water, which resulted in a more stew-like consistency. I also doubled the garlic (might triple next time) and added a bit extra ginger (would definitely add more, and maybe more cumin, too, next time). I think it could use more chili, as well. I cooked on high for one hour before switching to low; the potatoes were soft in about 4 more hours.
African Sweet Potato Stew with Red Beans
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karenanne710 Posted: 11/16/08
This is one of my favorite recipes. Be sure to add the peanuts and lime!
honucooks Posted: 01/01/09
One of my family's standard winter meals. Easy; great flavor. Make sure to use the lime and peanuts!
fondukes Posted: 04/22/09
My family really enjoyed this. I served it with baked chicken and basmati rice. I couldn't find canned small red beans so I used kidney beans. I didn't add water but used all veggie broth. When I make this again I would double the seasonings. The flavor was delicate which isn't exactly my style.
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Excellent stew. Made it in a slow cooker. Not a big fan of sweet potatoes but I really enjoyed this.
Bacardigirl Posted: 01/19/09
I made this as directed in the crock pot the other night..not sure how it would taste (and wondered if my meat-loving boyfriend would enjoy this meal)...once the 8 hours were up and the stew was served, we were both surprisingly pleased with the outcome! The stew was thick (despite other reviews of it being thin) and the potatoes were nice and tender. The peanuts and peanut butter gave it a wonderful flavor! I am interested to see how it tastes as 'leftovers' tomorrow..
adventurecook Posted: 03/03/11
This stew was delicious. I added 2 mild Italian sausages I had left over, a 7 oz can of chopped green chilies, and a can of drained pinquito beans. I also cooked on the stovetop instead of the slow cooker. This stew came out creamy and very tasty.
DaddyCanCook Posted: 12/14/08
Awsome stew for the winter time. Throw some lean ground beef in there too, to add some more protein. A complete meal that you can make once and eat on all week.
ShellyV Posted: 09/30/09
I loved this recipe and for so many reasons...loved the flavor, the fact that it's vegetarian, made in a crockpot and very flavorful! The lime and chopped peanuts are a great touch! I will make again and again!
dincincy Posted: 02/22/09
When I read the recipe I thought the creator might have been on crack when he/she wrote it. Also thought the reviews might have been written by the tree-hugging veggies. However, THIS IS OUTSTANDING. I made it as directed on the stove. YUM.
cwayland Posted: 07/13/09
Very good combination of flavors. Could leave the red beans out without changing the flavor of the stew. Do include, however, the lime and peanut butter. They really make the dish.
kristenfc Posted: 02/13/11
Excellent. I recently has to start using my crockpot due to a temporary loss of the use of my stove, and I am on the lookout for creative and international crock pot meals. This fit the bill. Definitely a keeper.
ChereF Posted: 10/24/11
Hearty stew. Easy and Tasty. Loved the peanut taste.
engineergirl Posted: 01/17/12
I made the mistake of following the instructions and cooking for 8 hours. Everything had turned to mush, so I threw it in the blender and made a pureed soup out of it. The stew was surprisingly lacking in flavor and complexity. I added a few shakes of red pepper flakes, but I think it still needs more of a kick.
LaurenT30 Posted: 01/16/12
This recipe has lots of rave reviews, but my husband and I thought it was terrible. I followed the recipe exactly except I doubled the spices and the chiles based on the other reviewers' suggestions. First off, eight hours on low was too long, at least in my slow cooker. The veggies turned to mush. But the bigger problem was flavor--I love spicy peanut sauce in Asian food, but this just tasted like sweet potatoes doused in peanut butter. It was goopy and totally gross. We threw out the whole pot, which is rare for us. It's possible the recipe has potential if the veggies were firm and the peanut butter was scaled back, but I won't bother trying again.
KathySkaggsPoet Posted: 02/27/12
I have an older Crockpot so it cooks more slower than some of the newer ones the writers of the bad reviews must have used. We absolutely LOVED this recipe. I had to cook it a little longer to get the sweet potatoes done, and I used half a jalapeno, seeded and chopped instead of the canned chiles. One of the best things I've ever cooked, and I cook a lot.
EllenDeller Posted: 02/11/14
Forget the water, double the spices, use fresh chiles and fire-roasted tomatoes, cook it stovetop. Then it's fabulous. Great with a salad that has some fruit and with cornbread.


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Jul 23, 2009
As I visited with producers at Purdue's Top Farmer Crop Workshop this week, it became even more clear to me how much '08 and '09 crop producers have left to price.
The conversations went something like this: "Woulda, coulda, shoulda…"
As prices began dropping in early '09, producers didn't want to sell on the way down, so they didn't sell. Then prices fell some more, and many didn't sell because prices might go back up. Now they don't want to sell because prices are even lower and they feel like they missed the boat.
It's utter paralysis.
Why all the hesitation to get the crop sold?
In my opinion, it's lack of discipline.
Top Producer's
survey of its readers (Mortal Sins of Marketing, December 08) is very telling:
61.6% of respondents get caught up in the excitement of a rally and don't price
73% of respondents said when prices are falling they don't price because they hope prices will rise
That's consistent with our surveys of well over 1,000 producers at workshops. Two thirds of those producers surveyed say they
when to pull the trigger, yet they do not
and get it done.
What about you?
If you have significant crop left at this time of year with a good crop in the ground, you know that it is more likely that prices will fall some more before they go back up. That's seaonality. If you're holding on to crop now, it's generally wiser to sell now, take what you can, and buy some back if prices rally after harvest.
Again, developing your set of strategies and the discipline to act helps prevent the "woulda coulda shouldas."
No matter how much money, time or knowledge a person has, marketing falls apart if there is no discipline.
You need to have the discipline to develop your strategy, track the indicators that you are using, and implement your strategies when the signals are hit.
You have a trigger point you decided on many months before and reaffirmed many times over. When that signal is hit, however, you don't follow through because there is some market news that sounds just
too tempting
. You hear that China may buy and you think, "I'll just wait a day." When China doesn't buy, the market falls apart, and you regret your decision to wait. Now the price is too low, so you wait and hope it bounces back. But then it declines some more, and then more, and then more. In the end, despite a very well thought out plan and strategy, you never pulled the trigger to make the sale. The best strategy is worthless without discipline.
For some readers, it may sound as if I repeat this mantra over and over again. It's worth repeating, because producers by their own admission struggle with paralysis over and over again. I'm here as an objective analyst of price patterns and producer behavior over the year, and I firmly believe that emotion needs to be removed from the process.
Develop the discipline to get the sales made.
Scott Stewart is president and CEO of Stewart-Peterson, a commodity marketing education and advisory firm based in West Bend, Wis. You may reach Scott at 800-334-9779 or email him at email@example.com.
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0.50 cent corn, $2 beans. Just thought I'd tag in my expectations.... haha
8:40 PM Aug 4th
$1.00 corn, $4.00 soys bumper crop.
12:04 AM Aug 3rd
2 dollar corn 5 dollar beans
10:32 AM Jul 30th
Well last year, spectators pushed corn up to nearly $8 - and it didn't need to be that high - that was demand destruction right there. Also, the flood didn't destroy near as much acres as spectators thought...
10:33 PM Jul 29th
What planet are you from ? Corn got got down to 2.66 last harvest and I don't remember what beans were, trying to forget
8:44 AM Jul 27th
Let us see here. The market is falling like a rock yet the analyists tell us that there is no reason that prices should be and will be up. For the last 2 years prices at harvest have risen to levels not seen at any time during the year. AND you have the nerve to say farmers don't know what they're doing. Maybe just maybe we need the speculators to just go away and I mean completely out of the market--out of stocks and bonds, out of ALL commodities.
7:28 AM Jul 27th
To the comment 10:33a.m. This sounds like a typical response of a first time farmer who got lucky contracting corn at the right price. Good for you. Probably in an area with 200-plus corn proven yields. Yes you dont need government support. Their are a lot of areas in this country with 120-130 bushel county averages. Plus your probably in an area where you go right off chicago prices. Ususally my prices are anywhere from 50-1.25 basis. Lets wipe out this basis differential so we all can get chicago prices. Dont come crying to me when you cant cash flow this fall.
5:43 PM Jul 25th
2009 will be the year of all years for making a profit. Forward priced 2009 Dec corn and $3.89 and 4.10 (and so glad I "pulled the trigger". My thoughts were if you can not make money at these levels, better consider a different occupation.
3:13 PM Jul 25th
It is easy to say producers should have sold long ago. Did you tell producers to sell back in April, May, or last summer? Anybody who has been in this bussiness for more than 5 years knows(or should have knew) that when you get a spike like last summer prices will fall apart in 6 months to 18 months. Also with all livestock loosing money the handwriting was on the wall. But to drill it in like you are doing is down mean.
12:03 PM Jul 25th
Some of us did'nt get the big bucks. Many of us also stayed out of the fertilizer market until planting which also payed big. I've found over the years that just averaging a good return and making due with what you have sometimes is best. There is no good reason for massive equipment debt and paying 5000 an acre for land is plain stupid. If you have a little faith you'll get enough to eat, sleep, and stay warm. You don't need alot to be happy, you need to be happy with what you've got. Greed always makes the grass on the other side of the fence look better. Corprate america makes sure you're always looking.
10:17 AM Jul 25th
To the producer who says this is a national tragedy waiting to happpen, I say you need to get a life. The farmers who did not take advantage of the prices we had a year ago I have no sympathy for, IT IS CALLED GREED!
9:33 AM Jul 25th
$2.50 for corn in my area. We arent farming in the 70s or 80s I believe th market has to realize that. We cant say we have x amount of carryover and use 20-30 year ago prices. This is a national tragedy in the making. This is the only thing that makes me quiver as a producer when analysts say corn should be $2.00 for example because our carryover was the same in 1978. Thats like making cars and health insurance premiums going back to 1978 levels because we produced a few more cars than we thought.
10:34 PM Jul 23rd
We all grow varying crops in different regions. Im in a little pocket where we have marginal land and cant seem to catch any rain. I hate to say it but Id be bettter off with hail and federal crop or an abnormally early frost. Sorry but its the truth.
10:26 PM Jul 23rd
One day of up trading is nothing, especially when fundamentals have not changed. The downward trend is here to stay, it may have reached bottom, but we are at bottom for a while - conditions are perfect for high yields in many areas.
9:43 PM Jul 23rd
What the hell are you talking about ?? Did you see the markets today ??
9:18 PM Jul 23rd
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TechCrunch has its own rumor, saying Google may launch a UK mobile network. They expect Google to strike a deal with O2 to become a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO). Google is not expected to sell the service via physical stores, but rather online only. Nokia handsets with Google software preloaded would be offered.
We've had many rumors about Google in terms of mobile phones. Gphone? The Google Phone Timeline gives a recent recap of these.
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