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Do you see blood when you rinse your mouth after brushing your teeth? Is there blood on the string when you floss? Do your gums hurt when you floss?
These are all signs of gingivitis, also known as periodontal disease, a health condition that, if not properly treated, can ultimately lead to tooth loss from the destruction of tissue surrounding your teeth.
I am not a dentist, but I did suffer from all the symptoms listed above and I was able to make them all disappear. Here's how I did it.
I started flossing regularly. I didn't only floss after every meal, I flossed after every single time I ate. That includes snacks.
"That's a pain in the tukus!" you say. Yes it was. But it was necessary, and an interesting side effect was that I snacked less often. Whenever I wanted to munch I asked myself whether the treat was worth having to floss again. Often it wasn't.
When I told my dental hygienist my gums were bleeding, she showed me how to floss properly. You don't just pull the string between your teeth and then pull it out again; you pull it back and forth between the tooth and the gum, on both sides of each tooth, and go as deep as you can. I did that five times on each side of each tooth.
Be careful not to floss too hard and cut the gum.
My dental hygienist recommended I rinse my mouth with Listerine at least once a day, preferably right before I go to bed. For good measure, I rinsed after every meal, for thirty seconds each time, then didn't eat or drink for thirty minutes afterward. This allows the antiseptic liquid to kill all the bacteria in your mouth, including the bad ones rotting your gums.
Because I'm on a budget I didn't use Listerine, but bought a generic equivalent (much cheaper). All the generics I bought, from Walgreens, Shoprite and Wal-mart, worked just fine.
My dental hygienist also recommended I use Colgate Total, a toothpaste with an anti-gingivitis formula. I couldn't find a generic equivalent, so I shelled out the extra cash and brushed religiously with it. I do believe Crest now has an equivalent product, Pro-Health, so you might want to check that out if you want an alternative.
One of the reasons my gums were sensitive and prone to bacterial infection was because I was under a lot of stress, my dental hygienist told me. My wife had given birth to triplet boys six months before and we hadn't experienced a full night's sleep since they had come home from the neo-natal ICU.
It was imperative that I got more sleep, my dental hygienist told me, otherwise my gums wouldn't heal. So I started going to bed early and slept while they napped during the day (I'm a stay-at-home dad).
The end result? Six months later, at my next dentist's appointment, my dental hygienist was pleased to find that all my bleeding had cleared up. She flossed my gums and there was nary a drop of blood to be seen.


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The C.W. Post Memorial Scout Camp is the closest of our summer camp options and a popular camping and training destination throughout the entire year. Camp is nestled between rugged ravines and scenic hiking trails at the edge of the West Texas Caprock system. It features a wide variety of facilities with a unifying and scenic Western adventure theme. It has a newly renovated dining hall, a swimming pool, modern showers and training facilities. In the summer the Post boasts specialty programs for our Scouts like horsemanship, canoeing, and kayaking among others. Year round our high and low ropes course is available for Scouts and community members alike to hone leadership and teamwork skills.
Plenty of outdoor adventure is available here in climbing and rappelling, mountain biking, short-range hiking, archery (including a 3-D archery range) and shooting sports, including an NRA-approved rifle range, Shotgun shooting facilities, and a Western-themed BB range for younger Scouts.
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Camp Post is also home of Commissioner's Corner, a highly praised First Class Emphasis program. This feature makes it a great place to bring your beginning Scout for a good start in the outdoors. Scouts of all ages can enjoy an ice cream or snack at our western-themed Mercantile Building or visit our Blacksmith Shop for a look at old-time livestock care.
The rugged scenery of the Caprock provides a beautiful backdrop for higher-adventure exploration and hiking. The facilities of Camp Post are suitable for use by units at all levels, and the large, rugged site provides plenty of challenge for more advanced units.
Evening campfires at our newly constructed amphitheater-style Council Ring always provide a memorable highlight of summer camp.
You can explore the wide range of facilities available in our Camp Post Map. Need more detail? Try this topographic map link or the aerial view at this link.
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St. John Parish deputies Brandon Nielsen and Jeremy Triche were killed Thursday. Two other deputies were wounded. And two of the five people who were taken into custody also were injured.
The gunfire began around 5 a.m. with the shooting of a deputy who was working a security detail at a parking lot used by contract workers at a nearby refinery. The motive in that shooting remains a mystery.
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Members of the community can donate blood to benefit the deputies involved in the shooting Thursday, August 16th in St. John the Baptist parish.
United Blood Services is currently accepting donations during center hours at any of our four blood donation centers in south Louisiana.
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text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn May 2, 2010, about 2016 eastern daylight time (EDT), a JetProp DLX Piper PA-46-350P, N135CC, sustained substantial damage on impact with terrain near New Albany, Indiana. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed at the time of the accident. The private pilot and passenger were fatally injured. The 14 CFR Part 91 personal flight was operating on an instrument rules (IFR) flight plan. The flight departed from Barkley Regional Airport (PAH), Paducah, Kentucky, about 1836 central daylight time (CDT) and was en route to Bowman Field Airport (LOU), Louisville, Kentucky.About 1800 CDT, an employee of a fixed base operator at PAH stated that he directed the parking of the airplane. The pilot requested 40 gallons of fuel per side. The employee did not see any leaks from the airplane, and the airplane looked to be in "real good shape." About 1801-1805 CDT, the Washington Automated Flight Service Station, WS030 position, provided a weather briefing to a caller who had represented N135CC. The caller requested to be provided with "just a metar" at Louisville so he could see if he needed to go under visual flight rules (VFR) or IFR. When asked by the briefer if the caller was leaving soon, the caller said "yes." The conversation continued and WS030 stated:"uh looks like you'll have to go i f r *(louisville's) callin it wind one seventy at five nine miles light rain ceiling nine hundred broken one thousand one hundred overcast temperature an dew point both twenty one… however at standiford they have six miles moderate rain an mist uh one thousand three hundred broken an one thousand nine hundred overcast"The caller then filed an IFR flight plan with a "filed off" time of "twenty minutes thirty minutes," an altitude of "two one zero," direct to "louisville bowman," and a time en route of 45 minutes. The alternate airport was Louisville International Airport-Standiford Field (SDF), Louisville, Kentucky.WS030 stated, "an ya got the airmet sierra for i f r ceilings below a thousand visibilities below three precipitation an *(mist) an uh conditions are forecast to continue through o three hundred both for turbulence an the i f r"At 1826 CDT, N135CC requested an IFR clearance to LOU from PAH air traffic control. The clearance was, "cleared to bowman airport at filed maintain three thousand expect flight level two one zero within one zero minutes…." At 1833 CDT, N135CC was cleared for takeoff.A transcription of transmissions by N135CC and Louisville/Standiford Air Traffic Control Tower, Departure One Radar, at the following times, states, in part:2002:30 EDT, N135CC, "louisville approach jet prop one three five charlie charlie with you one three thousand for one one thousand"2002:36 EDT, DR1, "november one three five charlie charlie lousiville approach information romeo is current at bowman expect a v o r approach runway two four2002:43 EDT, N135CC, "five charlie charlie has romeo now sir2002:46 EDT, DR1, november five charlie charlie roger2004:26 EDT, DR1, november five charlie charlie descend and maintain seven thousand2004:30 EDT, N135CC, (unintelligible) thousand five charlie charlie2009:20 EDT, DR1, november five charlie charlie descend and maintain four thousand2009:23 EDT, N135CC, four thousand for five charlie charlie2010:35 EDT, DR1, november five charlie charlie fly heading zero five zero it'll be vectors north of Louisville international2010:39 EDT, N135CC, zero five zero on the heading five charlie charlie2014:17 EDT, DR1, novenber five charlie uh sierra is now current at bowman they just went i f r uh i believe the ceiling was eight hundred it'll be coming out here shortly on my system you can go ahead and pick up uh sierra if you like2014:30 EDT, N135CC, five charlie charlie getting sierra2016:54 EDT, DR1, (unintelligible) five charlie charlie uh fly heading zero six zero descend and maintain three thousandThere were no further recorded transmissions by N135CC.A witness reported that the airplane approached from the southeast with a "loud" engine sound. The airplane then went "upside down" and entered a "spiral nose-dive." The witness also reported that there was no smoke or fire from the airplane.PERSONNEL INFORMATIONThe pilot, age 59, held a private pilot certificate with airplane single-engine land, glider, and instrument airplane ratings. On November 13, 1986, he was issued a private pilot certificate with a glider rating. On January 28, 1994, he was issued an airplane single-engine land rating. On April 28, 1998, he was issued an instrument airplane rating.According to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) records, on March 13, 2007, the pilot was involved in a runway incursion at Tucson International Airport, Tucson, Arizona. The pilot received an air traffic control clearance to taxi to runway 11L, which he read back correctly. The pilot stated that although he read the clearance as given, he taxied onto runway 11L expecting an immediate takeoff as he was aware of and saw air traffic on final approach for the same runway. The pilot was piloting a PA-46, N870FS, at the time of the runway incursion.On March 8, 2010, the pilot began JetProp Factory Training, which included 7 flights and 8.5 hours of flight time in the accident airplane. The president of JetProp stated that most of its customers received 5-10 hours of flight training, the amount of which depends on their ability. Most customers convert the airplane they have been flying so their panels are virtually the same. The pilot purchased an existing JetProp to train in, so the airplane and panel were new to him. The pilot was an average pilot with fairly good pilot skills, but he was always hunting around the panel for radios, switches, and navigation equipment. Because of this, it was recommended to the pilot that he should accumulate 25-50 hours under VFR before flying in instrument meteorological conditions without a safety pilot, to which the pilot agreed.The JetProp Factory Training endorsement in the pilot's logbook was dated March 11, 2010. From March 12 to April 25, 2010, there were 5 entries logging flights of the accident airplane, of which only three entries had an associated flight time, which totaled 5.6 hours. The pilot's total flight time, based upon logbook entries, was about 2,493.7 hours, which included entries for a Piper PA-46, N870FS. AIRCRAFT INFORMATIONThe airplane was manufactured in 1999 as a Piper PA-46-350P, serial number 4636192, and was modified by Rocket Engineering Corp. under supplemental type certificate (STC) ST00541SE at a total time and Hobbs time of 354.8 hours, dated January 21, 2002. Under STC ST00541SE, the design change was for the installation of a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34. The airplane was equipped with a Hartzell HC-E4N-3M, 4-blade composite propeller. Piper Aircraft had not provided any PA-46-350P engineering and/or flight test data to Rocket Engineering Corp. for its STC ST00541SE.An Aircraft Registration Application by Deeems Holdings, LLC was signed by the pilot on March 8, 2010.The airplane received its last annual inspection, dated May 21, 2009, at a Hobbs and total time of 1,396 hours. The engine received its last annual inspection, dated May 21, 2009, at a Hobbs time of 1,396 hours and a total time of 1,041.2 hours. According to aircraft and engine logbook entries, dated March 8, 2010, the Hobbs time was 1,388 hours.A FlightSafety International JetProp DLX Pilot Training Manual recovered from the airplane states that the airspeed indicator green arc (normal operating range) is 68-172 knots indicated airspeed (KIAS) and the white arc (flaps down) is 57-117 KIAS.METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONThe LOU automated surface observing system (ASOS), located about 10.7 nautical mile (NM) and 80. 4 degrees from the accident site at an elevation of about 546 feet mean sea level (MSL), recorded at: 2014 EDT: wind - 180 degrees from 5 knots; visibility 10 statute miles (SM); light rain; broken – 800 feet above ground level (AGL); overcast – 1,300 feet AGL; temperature - 21 degrees Celsius (C); dew point – 21 degrees C; altimeter – 29.68 inches of mercury; remarks - rain began at 2008, ceiling varied from 600-1,100 feet AGL.The SDF ASOS, located about 6.9 NM and 99.8 degrees from the accident site at an elevation of about 501 feet MSL, recorded at:1856 EDT: wind – 200 degrees at 6 knots; visibility – 10 SM; overcast – 1,100 feet AGL; temperature – 21 degrees C, dew point – 20 degrees C; altimeter setting 29.68 inches Hg; remarks – rain ended 1823.2054 EDT: wind – 030 degrees at 5 knots; visibility – 10 SM; light rain; broken – 1,200 feet AGL, overcast – 1,900 feet AGL; temperature – 21 degrees C, dew point – 20 degrees C; altimeter – 29.69 inches Hg.WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONThe main wreckage was located 38 degrees 11 minutes 52 seconds North, 85 degrees 53 minutes 13 seconds West at an elevation of 337 feet. The airplane was on a field in an upright position with a tail to nose heading of about 329 degrees. Ground scarring was limited to an approximate area surrounding the main wreckage, which consisted of the fuselage, wings, empennage, and engine. The area surrounding the main wreckage had a smell consistent with Jet A fuel.The left wing and right wings were attached to the fuselage. The left wing tank was broken open and deformed outwards above and along the leading edge. The right wing was separated about mid-span and displaced aft. The right wing flap was attached to both right wing sections. The empennage was separated from the fuselage near the aft pressure bulkhead. The vertical stabilizer was attached by its spar, and the remaining section of vertical stabilizer was displaced towards the right side of the fuselage as viewed from tail to nose. Flight control continuity from the control surfaces to the cockpit controls was confirmed. The flaps, cockpit flap indicator, and handle were in the 10 degree extended position. The elevator trim jack screw was extended by about 10 threads, which equated to about 1/3 full nose-up trim.The cockpit landing gear selector was in the down position. The landing gear was not in the retracted and locked position and when the airplane was lifted during recovery, the landing gear extended. The fuel selector was positioned to the left tank. There was usable fuel quantity in the right tank and an unusable fuel quantity in the left tank. A liquid consistent in the color and smell of Jet A was present in the engine driven fuel pump.The cockpit ignition switch was in auto position. The generator switch was in on position. The fuel pump switch was in the pump 2 position.The top and bottom sections of the cabin entry door had their handles in the latched position. The top section had its two engagement hooks extended.A crew oxygen bottle was found within the cabin, and its gauge indication was above the green band labeled full.The Hobbs meter was destroyed.Three of the four propeller blades were separated from the shank. One propeller blade was intact and the other was recovered along a road adjacent to the accident site. The remaining two propeller blades were not located. The fracture surfaces and location of the three separated propeller blades was consistent with impact damage. All four of the propeller blades/counterweights were of a similar blade angle estimated to be between low pitch and feather positions. The mounting bolts and engine attachment were intact. There were no impact marks to indicate preimpact blade angle. There were no anomalies that would have precluded normal operation.A disassembly examination of the engine, a PT6A-34, serial number RB0137, revealed impact damage to the external engine housing. There was no evidence of fire. The engine compressor turbine, power turbine guide vane ring, interstage baffle, power turbine shroud, and power turbine displayed circumferential scoring consistent with rotation at the time of impact. There were no preimpact anomalies that would have precluded normal operation.MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONThe pilot was issued a third class airman medical certificate on March 31, 2010, with the following limitations: "must wear lenses for distant, have glasses for near vision".An autopsy of the pilot was performed on May 3, 2010, and reported the cause of death was multiple blunt force injuries sustained in a small passenger aircraft mishap.The FAA's Final Forensic Toxicology Fatal Accident Report of the pilot stated: no carbon monoxide detected in blood, no cyanide detected in blood, no ethanol detected in blood, no drugs listed detected in blood.TESTS AND RESEARCHAutopilot ExaminationThe KFC 225 autopilot system underwent a component examination at Honeywell, Olathe, Kansas, under the supervision of the FAA. The components were: configuration module, flight control computer, pitch servo, primary servo (roll servo), and the servo mount (roll). The configuration module indicated that the software load was for a KFC 225 installation on a Piper PA-46-350P. The module also recorded roll monitor fail and yaw fail errors about 51 minutes and 36 seconds and 51 minutes and 38 seconds, respectively, after power was applied to the flight computer. The roll monitor fail message is logged when the aircraft experiences roll rates in excess of +/- 14 degrees per second or a roll attitude of +/- 45 degrees. The autopilot automatically disconnects when the roll monitor is tripped, which is logged as a roll monitor fail, and all of the flight director functions are disengaged. The yaw fail message is logged when the yaw rate is in excess of 12 degree per second. When yaw fail is logged, YD mode becomes inactive without affecting the other autopilot modes.The flight control computer was connected to a system test panel and passed the preflight test. The unit passed all functional tests that included NAV/HDG/APR/VS mode engagement, altitude preselect, ARM, trim sense, auto trim, and course/heading operation.The pitch servo sustained impact damage and portions of its bearing were damaged/not recovered. The inside of the pitch servo cover contained two markings consistent in color with that of the motor counterweight rubbing on the cover. In preparation for functional testing, the bearing was replaced and the motor counterweight was realigned. The servo then underwent final acceptance tests and no discrepancies were noted.The primary servo (roll servo) was connected to a system test panel and passed preflight testing. The clutch engagement and disengagement was satisfactory. The servo passed functional checks. No discrepancies were noted.The servo mount (roll) clutch was tested in the clockwise and counter-clockwise directions. The clutch slipped at approximately 31 inch per pound in both directions. STC installation manual cites the limit for clutch slip at 22 +/-2 inches per pound.Stall Computer ExaminationThe stall warning computer was examined at Safe Flight Instrument Corporation, White Plains, New York under the supervision of the FAA. The computer was tested to and passed the acceptance/functional test procedure (ATP) with a small tolerance variation which may have due to adjustment for aircraft specific capability. The lift transducer associated with the stall vane could not be tested due damage from recovery.Engine Trend Monitor (ETM)Engine trend monitor (ETM) data was downloaded at Shadin Avionics, St. Louis Park, Minnesota, under the supervision of the FAA. The ETM download recorded 16 records dated May 2, 2010. The record times were not correlated and the record of the last takeoff report recorded a time of 15:33:25. The last three records consisted of a power check, a shaft horsepower exceedance, and a torque exceedance. The power check report recorded: Time: 1549:14Outside air temperature (OAT) – 0 degrees CPressure altitude – 17,510 feetIndicated airspeed (IAS) – 164 knotsPropeller Speed (Np) – 2,164 rpmTorque – 711 ft-lbFuel flow – 30.7 gallons per hour (GPH)Interstage turbine temperature (ITT) – 611 degree CGas generator speed (Ng) – 90.6 percentThe shaft horsepower exceedance recorded: Time: 1614:25OAT – 16 degrees C Pressure altitude – 4,270 feet IAS – 77 knots; Maximum shaft horsepower – 596.2 horsepowerExceedance duration – 1 second ITT – 697 degrees CNg – 98.9 percentNp – 2,158 rpmTorque – 1451 ft-lbFuel flow – 40.4 GPHThe torque exceedance recorded:Time: 1614:25OAT – 16 degrees CPressure altitude – 4,270 feetIAS – 77 knotsMaximum torque – 1,451 ft-lbExceedance duration – 5 secondsIIT – 697 degrees CNg: 98.9 percentNp: 2,158 rpmFuel flow - 40.4 GPHRadar DataRadar data for a time period from about 20:14:27 EDT to 20:15:00 EDT recorded N135CC at an altitude of 4,000 feet, a decreasing ground speed from about 131 knots at the beginning of the period to about 116 knots at the end of the period, and an approximate northeasterly ground track. From about 2015:04 EDT to 20:15:50 EDT , the altitude range was 3,900 feet and 3,800 feet, and the airspeed decreased from about 119 knots at the beginning of this period to about 57 knots.


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If you've been reading this blog for a few years, you know I kind of like trains. But my favorite way to buy them isn't to buy them at a train store. I like to buy them from estates. One week, I spotted a few late-production Marx 6-inch cars and a plastic locomotive in an […]
The Greenberg Marx saga continues: The case of the side-smoking Marx 666 locomotive
One of the best steam locomotives Marx ever made was its unfortunately-named 666. I have heard, but have no way of verifying, that Marx named it that because the locomotive "smoked like the devil." And, compared to its contemporary offerings from Lionel and American Flyer, it definitely smoked better than anything Lionel had, and at […]
The Marx connection to Hafner
Hafner was a Chicago-based maker of clockwork-powered O gauge trains during most of the first half of the 20th century. The trains were inexpensive but durable. William Hafner developed the clockwork motor as a hobby around the turn of the previous century and put the motor in toys. Eventually he decided to make a train–perhaps […]
Looking back at Sam Posey's Playing With Trains
I finally got around to reading Playing With Trains (here's a Nook link), sportscaster Sam Posey's 2004 memoir of 50 years as a model railroader. Of course I was mostly interested in the first couple of chapters, where he talks about growing up with Lionel trains. It's more a personal recollection than a complete history, […]
What's an Allstate electric train?
Model electric trains from the 1950s and 1960s (and perhaps 1970s, but no later than 1975) branded "Allstate" are somewhat common, which leads to some further questions. Yes, it's Allstate, as in the insurance company. What did they have to do with electric trains?
The safest way yet to clean your train track
The subject of the best way to clean train track sure does ruffle some feathers. Everyone, it seems, has their favorite elixir to swab down their tracks and some favorite material to wipe it back up with. When it comes to Lionel, Marx, and American Flyer track, all of which is tin plated, it's best […]
Why you need a voltmeter on your train layout
I've advocated voltmeters on train layouts before, but I realized something, after checking out a new-to-me Lionel KW transformer: It's very easy for a vintage transformer to deliver more voltage than you intend, and through no fault of its own. The "problem" is that transformers step the voltage down on a percentage basis. In the […]
How Ives-branded track clips ended up in Lionel sets
Ives-branded track clips for Lionel O27 track are relatively common, and although they are often mistaken for pre-1933 items, they were actually manufactured for several decades after the Ives brand name disappeared from the marketplace, and by Lionel, not its erstwhile rival Ives. The reason was for trademark protection.


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Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House - Naperville
- Address:
55 South Main Street
Naperville, IL 60540Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House - Naperville
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.hugosfrogbar.com/
- Phone: (630) 548-3764
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast Saturday and Sunday 8am-3pm
Lunch: Daily 11am-3pm
Dinner: Daily: 3pm - 12am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Jose Sosa
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Live blues & jazz piano nightly.
A word from Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House - Naperville
Pristine seafood & prime steaks. The freshest and best available is delivered twice daily to complement our world famous Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse steaks. Crab cakes, frog legs, and new favorites highlight our new menu. Live blues in the bar nightly.Continued
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Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House - Naperville reviews from OpenTable diners
275 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
special occasion (169)fit for foodies (127)neighborhood gem (101)hot spot (92)good for groups (92)vibrant bar scene (89)notable wine list (78)great for lunch (78)romantic (71)great for outdoor dining (69)late-night find (27)kid-friendly (12)great for brunch (8)scenic view (6)Show More
- As AlwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/23/2014We enjoyed our petit filets, as always. The restaurant was hustling and bustling with the sounds of diners having conversations over a nice dinner. Your water glass is never empty, which I love. Service was timely and appropriate. Servers wait while you check to make sure your meat is cooked to your liking. We finished our night with drinks at the bar, where the service is superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner!LeeBDined on 11/21/2014I've been to Hugo's several times. They usually have the same items on the menu. This visit they seem to have changed several recipes. I was really impressed. I alway thought Catch 35 had the best recipe for Patagonian Toothfish. But the new Hugo's recipe was even better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Good Food & Service, but crowded.GYIIIVIPDined on 11/21/2014Consistent excellent quality food, great servce, moderate prices for lunch. Only one complaint: Terrible parking in this crowded area of Naperville between 11:45 - 1:30 each day for lunch. It will only get worse through New Years as there is much retail shopping nearby. Public Parking lots, decks and on the street was all full.Special Features:
- dependably great for personal or businessBeefDined on 11/21/2014I have always enjoyed Hugo's for both personal and business related events. whether intimate, two people lunch or dinner, gathering at the bar, or hosting a large group function in their two private rooms Hugo's always delivers.Special Features:
- Great Food in spite of noiseLLFWDined on 11/18/2014I have always loved the service and food at Hugo's. My constant complaint is the noise level. It is hard to hold a quiet conversation and hear your table mate over the noise of the tables around you. Seating is very tight or cozy. Busy and popular which is great - but nothing to mute the noise, it just bounces off of hard surfaces and magnifies in the back room with the high ceiling. Food and service never disappoint. Top notch on all levels.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - not stuffyjaqtravDined on 11/18/2014Great location to catch up with the girls. Try the crab & andouille mac & cheese.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/17/2014The food at Hugo's is very good. I like the $2 cup of soup and $2 salads. Conversely, the entrees are a bit overpriced. I had crab cakes and my wife a petit filet mignon. We both enjoyed the meal, but at $100 for two, with only one drink ordered, it is not a place I would go too often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over-ratedOverratedDined on 11/15/2014Hugo's is a "place to be" in Naperville. The bar is busy and looks fun with live music but the rest is overrated and overpriced. The food is decent but basic. Flavor could be much more interesting but if you are looking for a meal that will please a lot of picky palates, you can't go wrong here. It is bustling and loud in the bar and restaurant on weekends, so prepare to speak loudly throughout the meal. On our most recent visit, we ordered a bottle of wine that our waiter brought and poured the first glass. After that, despite empty glasses upon his return to the table, he never poured another glass the rest of the meal. At these prices, I expect better service than Olive Garden. Before the meal, I ordered a basic 3-ingredient cocktail at the bar and the bartender didn't know how to make it. If you don't order one of the cocktails on the menu, wine or beer, the bartenders are terrible. Surprising for such a busy bar! So if you are looking for a busy and loud location with basic food and basic drinks at high prices, this is your place!Special Features:
- Great dining experiencePattiDined on 11/15/2014Great place to enjoy our anniversary dinner! I mentioned when making our reservation hrough Open Table that it was our anniversary and asked for a nice table. I appreciated that they honored my request and gave us a nice booth. Our food was delicious and our server great even though she was losing her voice. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable EveningDatenightVIPDined on 11/15/2014As this is one of my favorite restaurants there is no surprise that Hugo's continues to shine with regard to food, service and wine list. Our meal this time was no exception the Salmon and Sole were spectacular along with the attentive service and wines served.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Steaks & Pork ChopNancyVIPDined on 11/13/2014Always good food & service. Nice wine & beer selection. A variety of bread with an awesome raisin bread. A great wedge salad (loaded or plain). Delicious steaks & chops perfectly cooked. Will return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First of the Season King Crab legsPapaKDined on 11/9/2014First week of November, we discovered the Very Special First of the Season Cold Water King Crab Legs on the menu. They are flown in "FRESH, not frozen" and only available this time of the year for a couple of weeks. We decided to try a pound as an add-on to our meal. I have had King Crab all over the country, which is usually frozen. I have to say this was the tastiest and most tender Crab Legs we have ever had. They were served 1 leg to the pound and hung off the edge of a large platter, served split and hot with drawn butter, which we didn't even use because the crab was so good by itself. Add some Crab Stuffed Shrimp, fresh Oysters, their famous Frog Legs, Tenderloin Steak Sandwich, Crab Cakes and Choc Mousse Pie and we were in Heaven.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The place is a gold mineFoodieonWedVIPDined on 11/8/2014Four of us went on a Saturday night. We had reservations and were seated promptly upon arrival. The place was packed and was very loud, especially up front by the bar. Fortunately, we were seated at a booth about halfway back. Three of us had the Clam chowder as an appetizer which was tasty but salty. I had crab cakes for dinner and they were the best I've every had in the Midwest. Others had frog legs (too much garlic) and the remaining two had fish. The consensus was that we weren't impressed with the meal. We've been there a couple of times before and this time our dinner just didn't meet the expectations that were set on previous visits.
- Great seafood!Stal34VIPDined on 11/6/2014The halibut was outstanding! Great service! The muddy desert pie was phenomenal. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love itCB63Dined on 11/6/2014Great birthday lunch at Hugo's ! Service excellent from attractive server. Food delish!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My Foodie Boss, was please:)MichaelDined on 11/5/2014A happy boss, is a great life!! Their cocktails exceeded the expectations of a man who is used to being spoiled.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seated 45 minutes after reservationOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/1/2014We had a 8pm reservation and arrived early at 7:30. We weren't seated until 8:45 and the hostesses at the front were not very helpful or empathetic as we continued to check on when we would be seated. Food was ok, but would expect more for the price.Special Features:
- susiedsDined on 11/1/2014The food was great, but came out to us on these big ugly plates that looked like were from the 80s. I would go back though because the food, service, and wine were excellent!Special Features:
- Great diningRossnmeVIPDined on 11/1/2014Whenever we have out of town guests, this is the place to take them. We are never disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014Everything was great! Food and service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First catchLovefinefoodDined on 10/31/2014Late October first catch crab legs are wonderful! Really enjoyed our dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hugo's is the BestfoodieVIPDined on 10/30/2014We love Hugo's and everyone we go with to this restaurant says that it is also their very favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerJsmorelDined on 10/25/2014Very nice place. We celebrated my husbands birthday with some friends. I ordered the salmon, which I really do when eating out and I was spectacular!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful MealDatenightVIPDined on 10/25/2014This restaurant is one of our favorites and Saturday's meal continued to support that premise. We had the Dover Sole and Halibut both were outstanding and cooked as ordered. The wine and service just added to the already great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeRossnmeVIPDined on 10/25/2014The food is always wonderful, our server never misleads us on selections. I would recommend to everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and serviceSmittyDined on 10/21/2014John S. was our waiter. He made our lunch a very pleasant experience. The special of the day was white fish with a beet salad. Very fresh and tasty. My friend and I will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- had better...onlinesummieDined on 10/19/2014the service and ambiance were outstanding but... the food were OK! we had better our main course, we ordered king crab and lobster tail, both were fair...while i can taste they were fresh but it is not as yummy as they should unfortunately...Special Features:
- Something has changed!!Yum1VIPDined on 10/19/2014Used to be one of our favorites...not so much now. Had terrible service and 2 bad steaks and a weird combo scallop dish. Not going back for a long, long time. Steaks were not cooked correctly and one was stringy like over tenderized.
- Excellent !!!DisappointedVIPDined on 10/18/2014Excellent service.....crab cakes are to die for! Chilean Sea Bass is phenomenal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a winner!DoubleJDined on 10/17/2014We really love Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House. We visit at least six times per year. The food is excellent. The fish is fresh and the drinks are cold. A fabulous timeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- IdlingQueenDined on 10/16/2014What happened to the steak sandwich? When our daughter ordered it a while back, it had nice, trimmed slices that she could bite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary dinnersuburbanSinatraDined on 10/15/2014called ahead to advise of anniversary Classy joint, great bar with tvs, white tablecloth rest Had tuna poke app- delish! Porterhouse and Halibut for main course Anniversary mousse cake on the house Great service , incredible food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Snooty and eliteistSusanVIPDined on 10/13/2014I love thier fish tacos when I have been there for lunch and they are not on the dinner menu so asked our waiter if I could get them as they are my fav! They already took the tuna salad which was awesome off the menu years ago so miss my favorite items. I was told that I could not have fish tacos for dinner so ordered the tuna poke - which was fine but not really what I wanted. The service is top notch here (to match the prices) and I think my visits to Hugo's are coming to an end. To little reason to go here when there are so many other choices when I cannot order what I want.
- Hugo's Evening outOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/11/2014The food was never better. We have been to this restaurant several times over the last few years. The menu is basically the same but the cuts of meat and fish were fantastic. The prices seemed to be higher than what we recall but still a very nice dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2001Dined on 10/10/2014Noise level is pretty high due to large groups in attendanceSpecial Features:
- The Best In NapervilleGOODFOODDined on 10/5/2014The food is class A. The atmosphere was nice, and the service was great! Definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, fast service, priceyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/4/2014My wife and I dined at Hugo's as an impromtu date night. I have been to their Chicago establishment before and enjoyed it. The Naperville location is a little cozier and had a less 'snobbish' feel, so I appreciated that. We had made reservations a couple of days prior and we were seated immediately upon checking in despite it being fairly crowed - that was VERY appreciated since my wife is 7 months pregnant and standing around at the bar waiting for our table wouldn't have been pleasant. The service was quick and efficient, no complaints there. My only complaint would be that Open Table has Hugo's listed as a $$$ restaurant and I would argue that it should definitely be $$$$. I've dined at Morton's which is a $$$$ and its equivalent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Dining ExperienceCALreviewsDined on 10/4/2014We celebrated or 45 wedding anniversary at Hugo's Frog Bar and it was wonderful. We had our own private booth, the wait staff was amazing as was the food. We would absolutely go back to try some of their other entrees. Loved it!Special Features:
- Good food and serviceAnneDined on 10/3/2014We enjoyed the book binders soup, which is very flavorful though light on seafood. The tuna and the and the sea bass were prepared very well; tender and fresh. The flourless chocolate cake was a nice finish. Very rich - a couple bites with a cup of coffee was plenty.
- Girls night outOhBoyDined on 10/3/2014Went with 3 girlfriends for dinner and drinks. Drinks were delicious, especially if they were unusual. Dinner was amazing. Each of us felt like we had the best dish. Shrimp DeJonge, filet mignonette, seared scallops. Best value: $3 lobster bisque! Skip: baked sweet potato in maple butter (had little flavor, surprisingly). Fun place yet romantic in its own way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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From the design house of Paris Hilton in 2008. Fairy Dust Eau De Parfum Spray possesses a blend of: pink peony, orange blossom, spring gardenia, vanilla cream, peach nectar, water lily, cashmere musk, sparkling prosecco accord & sueded patchouli. Recommended for casual use.
Bealls is a privately held company, rich in tradition, owned by the founding family and its employees. Founded in 1915, Bealls Department Stores now operates 80 store locations in the state of Florida in addition to BeallsFlorida.com. Bealls Department Stores and BeallsFlorida.com are owned and operated by Beall's Department Stores, Inc and Beall's Westgate Corporation.
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FRI | NATHANIEL RATELIFF at GOTHIC THEATRE | 11/29/13 From his recent stint making music backed by the Night Sweats, to the incredibly moving songs he's crafted on his own, to his cinematic work with Born in the Flood, Nathaniel Rateliff is a man who requires absolutely no preamble -- his reputation ... More >>
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KanexPro releases HDMI® based Long-Runner Extender with Power over Ethernet (PoE)
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The KanexPro Long-Runner with PoE (Power over Ethernet) employs HDBaseT technology to route high-resolution HDMI signals with full HD 1080p from the source up to 330 feet (100m) to your HD display. It supports full 3D (all formats) and resolutions up to 4Kx2K (4 times the 1080p), multi-channel audio and IR extension over a single low cost CAT5e/6 cable.
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Rockies Venture Club is the oldest, longest running angel investing group in the USA. For over 29 years, Colorado has looked to the Rockies Venture Club to connect investors, service providers, and entrepreneurs. Rockies Venture Club is a non-profit organization.
RVC 2.0 envisioned in 2012 builds on RVC's tradition of connecting investors and entrepreneurs and adds active angel groups, more sophisticated training and education, more events, a more diverse community and metric-driven action oriented approach to funding early stage companies.
Demographics are important to us. We have shifted the demographics of the organization to make RVC "investor friendly." Angels and VCs gain access to hard-to-find deal flow qualified by a strict vetting system and entrepreneur coaching – resulting in high quality pitches from high quality companies. In 2012 the typical RVC event demographics included 25% investors, 50% entrepreneurs and 25% service providers and students. We feel this is the best balance of our community to meet everyone's needs.
In 2012 RVC Pitched 100 companies. Of those 24 received funding totaling over $15 million. These investments resulted in the creation of over 200 jobs in our state. In 2013 RVC held over 100 events, educational workshops, mastermind groups, angel forums and conferences and RVC pitch companies received over $10 million in funding.
Our mission is to advance Economic Development in the Rocky Mountain Region by actively connecting investors with the most promising entrepreneurial companies, by offering education for both angel investors and entrepreneurs, by hosting angel groups throughout the region and hosting major conferences such as the Angel Capital Summit and Colorado Capital Conference.
In December of 2011, the Rockies Venture Club was re-visioned and re-launched under the guidance of Peter Adams, Executive Director. Peter is co-author of Venture Capital for Dummies (John Wiley & Sons, 2013) and holds a BA from Colorado College and an MBA from Regis University. He has been an entrepreneur five times over, and has spend over a decade in Corporate America as a Director of Economics and CIO for Design Workshop, a national architecture firm. Most recently, he was a strategic consultant for government, non-profit, and private companies. Peter is also the CEO for BizGirls.org, a non-profit summer camp for high-school girls to learn entrepreneurship, and is an adjunct professor at Colorado State University's Executive MBA Program.
In June of 2013, Sara Rodriguez joined the RVC staff as the Associate Director. Sara holds two BS degrees from Salamanca University and a Master's Degree from University of Maastricht in Entrepreneurship. She has a history working with start-ups and established companies around the world.
Since 1985, RVC has connected entrepreneurs with angel investors, venture capitalists, service professionals, and other business and funding resources. RVC 2.0 continues to bring the entrepreneurial ecosystem together and recently we have added new events and offerings to better support the community including:
- RVC Monthly Meeting with networking happy hour, four speed pitches, and in-depth educational component.
- Follow-through – all companies that pitch with the RVC will be part the RVC family. We will help support them until they get funded or until they want to pivot and try again.
- Investor Forum – Three groups in Denver, Boulder and Golden meeting monthly for Angels to work together on deals.
- Entrepreneur Funding Mastermind – a monthly mastermind group professionally facilitated to help entrepreneurs hone their strategy, share funding ideas, become accountable for accomplishing their goals and sharing wisdom.
- Education – RVC Academy will include Pitch Coaching plus six additional courses/workshops each year.
- Metrics – we document and measure outcomes including number of firms funded, jobs created, dollars invested, profitable exits, and more.
- Run by the community for the community – we have a tiny staff of two and depend on the time and support of volunteers. Please consider donating your time to the RVC.
- As always, the RVC will continue to produce the Colorado Capital Conference and Angel Capital Summit.
Our mission is simple: foster Colorado's economic development by helping investors to provide Colorado businesses the resources they need to fund, grow, and manage their companies. Whether you're an angel investor, an entrepreneur, or a service provider, become part of Colorado's business success story – join the Rockies Venture Club today!
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soupSyllabification: soup
Pronunciation: /so͞op /
Definition of soup in English:
1A liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables, etc., in stock or water: a bowl of tomato soup
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- Meat and fish stock soups, grilled jumbo prawns, barbecued chicken, lamb drumsticks and pork spare-ribs are winter specials served on rooftops.
- The use of fish sauce produces a lighter accent in simmered dishes and soups than the soy sauce of China.
- It will add a brilliant colour, flavour and aroma to salads, soups, vegetables, grilled fish, roast chicken and, in particular, this dish of roasted double lamb chops with white bean purée.
2A substance or mixture perceived to resemble soup in appearance or consistency: the waves and the water beyond have become a thick brown soup
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- But more folks than you'd think toss hooks in that brown soup because there are some lunkers in the murky depths.
- This soup consists of quark building blocks and gluons, the 'force carriers.'
- As she hit the water, she pumped her arms to keep herself submerged, but Marcy was no swimmer, especially in this thick soup.
verb[with object] (soup something up, often as adjective souped-up) informal Back to top
1Increase the power and efficiency of an engine or other machine.
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- One owner claims to have souped his machine up to 1.067GHz with a simple flip of a few resistors on the new machine's motherboard.
- Remember that the machine you've just souped up so dramatically is going to need a little more fuel moving forward.
- The buggies are souped up and the roar of engines, part of the glamour of the sport, is certain to be heard in Easkey, Ballina, Enniscrone, and even 18 miles away in Foxford if the wind is blowing in that direction, not to mention the sand.
1.1Make something more elaborate or impressive: we had to soup up the show for the new venue
Middle English: from Old French soupe 'sop, broth (poured on slices of bread)', from late Latin suppa, of Germanic origin.
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from soup to nuts
- North American informal From beginning to end; completely: I know all about that game from soup to nuts[from the courses of a dinner]More example sentences
- It may be time for another 'bottom up review' - another holistic review of defense policy from soup to nuts - that assesses the threat and what it will take to fight it.
- Yesterday, you got to hear discussions of everything from soup to nuts.
- And what that means is that that organization has an ability from soup to nuts, top to bottom, to conduct independent operations.
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in the soup
- informal In trouble.Example sentences
- On the pitch, the team may seem to be in the soup, with several bad results in the wake of their record-breaking unbeaten run coming to an end.
- The local DJ landed himself in the soup with a few of his listeners over the weekend when he ran an item on 'Irishisms'.
- It has now turned into a boomerang which has left the policy makers in the soup with the councillors displaying a deep-seated opposition to the plan for an incinerator.
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souplike adjective
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- And a souplike dessert cup of tender, mealy taro root in gentle coconut broth, speckled with tiny grains of tapioca, is absolutely strange and absolutely delicious.
- Allow it to become slightly soft, but not melted or souplike.
- In S. Indian recipes the aim is generally to produce a liquid, souplike consistency, while in northern dishes a thicker texture is usually preferred.
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On the same day the House Ways and Means Oversight and Social Security Subcommittees held a hearing on tax fraud involving identity theft, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) released a report saying the IRS does not handle identity theft issues well (TIGTA Rep't No. 2012-40-050).
Tuesday's congressional hearing planned to examine how identity theft contributes to tax fraud and whether the IRS and the Social Security Administration are doing enough to protect Social Security numbers and to prevent and detect false tax returns filed by identity thieves.
In announcing the hearing, Oversight Subcommittee Chairman Rep. Charles Boustany Jr., R-La., said it would "explore a major source of the problem—identity thieves who steal Social Security numbers to engage in tax fraud. We need to make sure that we have a complete accounting of the size of the problem, understand why it is getting worse, and explore what can be done to combat tax fraud so we can catch and put more identity thieves in jail."
TIGTA reports that as of Dec. 31, 2011, the IRS's Incident Tracking Statistics Report showed that 641,052 taxpayers were affected by identity theft in calendar year 2011.
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The groups have taken advantage of political tumult in North Africa and the Middle East, carving out enclaves in Mali, Syria and other locations that have given a previously gasping organization new breathing room.
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U.S. officials said the terrorist network's core in Pakistan and its ability to carry out large-scale attacks in the United States have been all but demolished, leading to a shift in focus to emerging threats elsewhere.
Recent attacks on U.S. facilities in Libya and a natural gas complex in Algeria, combined with the growing strength of an affiliate in Syria, have drawn attention to the lethal potential of an increasingly atomized al-Qaida network, officials said. And though the targets of the groups have largely been regional, their multinational memberships and adherence to al-Qaida's ideology have heightened concern that the violence could eventually spread.
One of the most concerning things we're seeing is a cross-fertilization and cross-pollenization of affiliates, a senior U.S. intelligence official said. The newer groups have more diverse memberships, abundant access to weapons and a willingness to collaborate that serves as a multiplier effect, the official said.
The official, like others interviewed for this article, spoke on the condition of anonymity to talk freely about ongoing counterterrorism policy.
The shifting complexion of al-Qaida has created new counterterrorism challenges for President Obama, who relied heavily on CIA drone strikes and clandestine missions by U.S. special operations forces to destroy large pieces of the al-Qaida network and kill its founder, Osama bin Laden, and other leaders in Pakistan.
U.S. officials said Obama's options are more constrained in North Africa and the Middle East, regions where the United States has fewer intelligence resources and has seen staunch counterterrorism allies, such as former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, driven from power.
In the short term, the affiliates provide new justification for the Obama administration's efforts to turn elements of its counterterrorism policies, including kill lists and drone bases, into fixtures for a fight expected to last another decade or more.
The U.S. military recently disclosed plans to build a drone base in the west African country of Niger to conduct surveillance flights over neighboring Mali, where al-Qaida offshoots seized control of parts of the country. U.S. officials have not ruled out using the base for armed drones, but for now they plan to rely on regional allies and France to contain the militants.
But as the war on al-Qaida moves into its second decade, the evolving nature of the threat raises more fundamental issues for the United States. Among them is whether the scale of the counterterrorism campaign is still warranted when its initial objective - the destruction of the core leadership organization that killed 3,000 Americans in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks – has largely been accomplished.
U.S. officials said al-Qaida's franchise in Yemen on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula remains capable of – and committed to - carrying out attacks in the United States. Beyond Yemen, U.S. efforts are aimed largely at countering potential threats from groups that have not attempted transnational attacks, as well as a post-Sept. 11 determination to deny any node of al-Qaida a safe haven like the one its founders exploited in Afghanistan.
After bin Laden was killed in May 2011, senior U.S. officials including Defense Secretary Leon Panetta described the group as being on the verge of strategic defeat. Since then, a series of unexpected developments have extended the network's life span.
In particular, al-Qaida franchises have gained strength in regions touched by the Arab Spring. The popular uprisings that toppled autocratic governments across the Middle East also weakened the grip of security services that had kept extremist forces in check.
Civil wars in Syria and Libya provided local militants with weapons, experience and popular legitimacy.
What we're seeing in North Africa and Syria is an unfortunate result of Arab Spring, said Seth Jones, a Rand Corp. analyst and former consultant to the Pentagon on counterterrorism.
Islamists in those countries are only nominally tied to al-Qaida, and most are focused on local causes. But their resurgence threatens Western interests in the region and perhaps beyond, Jones said.
Western governments already are warning of increased threats to embassies, businesses and tourists in the region.
In France, where 10 percent of the population is of North African descent, security officials are bracing for the possibility of retaliatory strikes in response to its military action in Mali against militants linked to al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, the affiliate in North Africa's Sahara and Sahel.
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Obtain and unpack the distribution
Obtain the source code for the latest distribution from MIT. (Version is 1.2.8 as of 15 Apr 2003)
Please upgrade old distributions! Quoting MIT's advisory:
Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in MIT Kerberos 5 releases prior to release 1.2.5. MIT recommends updating to 1.2.7 [and as of 20 Mar 2003, 1.2.8] if possible.
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The Chairperson of the Committee for the Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister, Mr Danny Kennedy MLA, will attend a church service in Enniskillen Presbyterian Church tomorrow, Thursday 8th November 2007 marking the 20th anniversary of the Remembrance Day bombing. The service has been organised by church ministers who had members of their congregations killed in the bomb in Enniskillen on Remembrance Sunday 1987.
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