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A town hall meeting is scheduled this weekend for residents of Lansing's Genesee neighborhood.
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She was the president of the Genesee Neighborhood Association, and fought to keep crime and drugs out of the neighborhood.
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The town hall meeting will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the Black Child and Family Institute on West Genesee Street.
Mayor Virge Bernero and Lansing police chief Mark Alley are expected to be there. Only residents of the Genesee neighborhood are allowed to attend.
Bernero's office says the meeting will give residents a chance to express their concerns and fears about the neighborhood.
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This charming Cape style home is located in Brewster, MA and just steps from a warm, private ocean beach. Enjoy lazy summer days in the sun or long walks on the famous Brewster salt flats as the tide moves out. The home sleeps eight people comfortably in four private bedrooms. It is welcoming and decorated to include all of the comforts of home. There is one double bed, one queen bed, one king bed, two twin beds, and a crib for those in need, all with plush mattresses. The living room, kitchen and eating area are wide open for entertaining and relaxing. The home features a fully-equipped kitchen, two full baths, a dining area for 8 opening to a private deck with table and chairs overlooking a large backyard, and lots of charm. Amenities include stainless steel appliances, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, washer & dryer, 4 cable TVs, VCR/DVD, CD player, an outdoor shower and a large walk out unfinished basement playroom with games and activities. Steps to the beach!
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Man's Best (Zombie) Friend
In a creepy story that presages the eventual collapse of civilization due to the zombie hordes, scientists in the US have created zombie dogs. One wonders whether the dogs usualy behavior of eating out of the cat box has been replaced with a penchant for brains, cat or otherwise….
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Holes in the cloud: consultant finds more flaws in Google Docs
Security consultant Ade Barkah has found several more gaps, and they're all just as alarming - if not more so.
Issue #1 appears right at the top of his blog post: an image that he embedded in an unshared document. Apparently all uploaded images can be accessed directly by anyone, as long as they've got the url.
On top of that, Barkah discovered that another user can view past versions of diagrams you insert in a document even after your replace them. As with the image access flaw, finding the previous versions is as simple as replacing the rev=# in the drawing's URI.
Last but not least, users you've previously granted access to your docs but later removed aren't necessarily gone for good. There are certain cases in which they can regain access themselves without you ever knowing about it.
Tin foil hat wearers rejoice, this is further confirmation that just because you're paranoid that doesn't make you wrong.
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Protecting and Promoting the Open InternetSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Wed, 07/16/2014 - 09:37
Today, I submitted a comment on the FCC website concerning proceeding 14-28, Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet.
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To the extent that the FCC is accepting comments on Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet via the Internet itself, it would seem that the Internet is a core part of our democratic process that should be protected against discrimination or allowing one group of persons perferred access above and beyond another group of persons. As such, it seems obvious that the Internet must be considered a common carrier and any efforts to give one group of persons perferred access such as faster delivery of packets, is determinental to our democracy.
For more information about submitting comments, see How To Tell The FCC Exactly What You Think About The Proposed Net Neutrality Rule.
The FCC has extended the filing deadline since the amount of comments they were receiving crashed their website.
Conveying WisdomSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Mon, 07/07/2014 - 06:14
Recently, I received a candidate questionnaire from the Connecticut Realtors Political Action Committee. Their first question is:
Connecticut presently permits eighteen distressed communities to add an additional local option conveyance tax on home sellers. This tax should be repealed as it is regressive tax that unnecessarily increases the costs of selling a home in Connecticut. Would you support repeal of this regressive local option conveyance tax?
A regressive tax is one where the rate decreases as the amount subject to taxation increases, yet as I understand the local option conveyance tax, it is a flat rate no matter what the selling price is. I wonder if they really meant to say that it is a tax that hits poorer people harder since their homes are often a larger percentage of their wealth.
It raises some interesting questions. Does this tax hit poorer people harder? What sort of effect does this tax have on communities in terms of house sales, house prices, economic opportunity or the health of the community? Would changing or eliminating this tax make health and opportunities more equitable? How would it affect house opportunities for different people or how would it affect smart growth plans. If such a tax were removed, what would be used to replace the money necessary for our already cash strapped communities?
I've read through their Public Policy Statement which doesn't seem to address these issues. I will follow up with them to see what they have to say on these topics.
On Facebook, today, a friend, Miles, posted a link to the Thai Life Insurance Company commercial, "Unsung Hero". Please, take a moment to watch this commercial and think about commercials in the United States.
With the link, Miles posted,
America today seems to be all about money. I don't think that was always the only thing we valued, and I hope we find our way back from that delusion.
Just before his post was one from Zephyr Teachout. Zephyr is running for Governor in New York State. I met her through Howard Dean's Presidential campaign over a decade ago, which is also how I met Miles. They live on opposite sides of the country, but share a lot in common.
Zephyr posted
Over 1,000 ALL-VOLUNTEER Teachout-Wu petitions came in this weekend from Long-Island!
These are teachers and parents who are determined not to allow Governor Cuomo to keep taking money from schoolchildren to give away in tax breaks for banks. Your committed fight for our children and future is inspiring. Thank you.
They volunteers are the unsung heroes that the Thai Life commercial talks about. They are those who have stepped away from the delusion that money is the only thing of value.
Another friend, Ed, posted a picture of an Italian Renaissance painting at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, talking about visiting the Met as being a wonderful way to spend the day and after that, my friend Elia posted a cartoon with a signpost. One direction pointed to Truth, Justice and Wisdom. The other pointed to 99 cent burgers. The crowds were all headed towards the burgers.
Perhaps the crowds will vote for my opponent in the election this fall. Perhaps the crowds in New York State will vote for Zephyr's opponents in the fall, but I will stand for Truth, Justice, and Wisdom, for Unsung Heroes and appreciating the arts, even if all I do is to get a few more people to sit back and wonder what their lives are really all about after all.
Hobby Lobby and the Church at LaodiceaSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Sun, 07/06/2014 - 09:04
Last Sunday at Church, the priest spoke about the challenges mainline Christians have today. In our modern secular society, we don't talk about religion, except for talking about the extremists, whether they be Muslim extremists or Christian fundamentalists. God call to us to love everyone created in God's image too often gets lost. A friend had shared that last Sunday was #SocialMediaSunday and so I was sharing posts about the service online.
I thought of my friends who are people of faith online, some Christian, some Muslim, who often share their belief online, not as an effort to proselytize, but as living examples of being in a loving relationship with God, Allah, and the people around them. People who share prayer requests as well as moments of sadness and moments of joy.
At coffee hour, I talked with a friend about the Church in Laodicea. I've always been struck by Revelation 3:15-16.
I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth.
Has the mainline Christian Church in the United States become too much like the Laodicean church? Neither cold nor hot, afraid to offend members of secular society, or become too much like the extremists?
I thought about this when I heard about the Hobby Lobby decision. It has been a major topic amongst many of my friends online. One of the first articles I read was about how the decision was bad for religious people in the United States. It increases the power corporations, which do not have souls, over the people of the land in the name of religious freedom. It casts religion in a more negative light for many. In such an environment, it becomes more difficult, and more incumbent for mainline Christians to stand up and proclaim the Gospel of God's loving kindness to all God's people. I believe that showing God's love is the deeds that Laodicean church lacked, and the real lukewarm church of modern day are those, like the people at Hobby Lobby who use their religion as an excuse not to show God's love to all people.
This came home to me recently when I read a comment on Facebook. Middletown, CT Mayor Dan Drew shared a link to an editorial in the Middletown Press, "Increased patrols in Middletown show proactive approach". One person commented "Why'll your at it keep those freaking crazy Muslims out of Middletown."
Mayor Drew responded, " I feel badly for you, Mr. Salonia, because you're guided by fear and xenophobia. Judge people by how they treat others - not by their religion. There are billions of peaceful Muslim people throughout the world. Instead of fearing the "other," let's remember our common humanity and the fact that we all have so much more in common than not. I hope and pray that you find it in your heart to love rather than hate. We are all brothers and sisters."
I do not know Mayor Drew's religious beliefs, but I find his words more in line with my understanding of God's call to us than the actions of the folks at Hobby Lobby.
Virtual Reality ViewersSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Sat, 07/05/2014 - 08:31
The recent announcement of the Google Cardboard virtual reality viewer has caught my interest, as well as the interest of a bunch of other people. So, I've been doing a little reading up to try and figure out exactly what the best way for me to approach this would be.
First, I installed the >Cardboard Demo on my phone. Even without a proper viewer it is fairly interesting. Next, I started looking at getting a viewer. My brother had shared a link to a kit from DodoCase for $25 which comes with everything you need. Unfortunately, they say to allow four to six weeks for delivery. The Google documentation includes a pattern you can print to make a viewer yourself. I was figuring I'd try that out at work next week. The biggest issue is finding the right lenses.
The documentation suggests the Durovis OpenDive Lens Kit. It costs about $20. This led me to look at Dive. Dive appears to be an already manufactured VR viewer for cellphones. It costs 57 Euros and ships from Germany. They say their estimated delivery time is 10 to 15 business days, perhaps longer if there are issues with customs.
Their Open Dive How To includes STL files for printing with a 3D printer. Perhaps I will try that at work. They also mention a Snakebyte iDroid:con Rechargeable Bluetooth Game Controller for Android and iOS Devices. They recommend this for VR games that need a controller. It costs $23 and I don't see a need for it, yet.
Dive uses the Dive Launcher It is also worth playing with and has an interesting interface, even without a proper viewer. It seems similar to the Google Cardboard app and I wonder how much things will interoperate.
I continued to look for other sources for lenses and ended up in the Cardboard & VR Developers community on Google Plus.
I believe it was there that I found out about Surplus Shed which supplies surplus, used, and unused optical and electronic bargains for fun, hobby, education or profit. They mention on their front page that they have lenses for Google's new DIY Cardboard Virtual Reality Smartphone Viewer. Just $4.50 each! (Get 10 or more for just $3.50 each).
This looks like the best deal so far and I'm thinking I should get a ten pack of lenses. This would allow for making five pairs of VR glasses. I suspect that if I make a pair of VR glasses, there will be people asking how to get them.
Google Cardboard uses magnets for controlling the glasses. It is possible to get by without the magnets, which may be a good thing, because the ones that Google suggested are out of stock at both Home Depot and Amazon. They are 3/4 in. Neodymium Rare-Earth Magnet Discs. At Home Depot, a 3 pack is $5 and on Amazon a six pack is $12. Applied Magnets has magnets like these for 89 cents each. You also need 3/4 in. x 3/16 in. Ceramic Disc Magnets. HomeDepot has them available online at eight for two bucks and Amazon has them at eight for seven bucks. Applied Magnets has these magnets for 29 cents each. I should probably get five of both types of magnets from Applied Magnets.
To hold the Google Cardboard together, Google recommends two strips of adhesive backed Velcro, approximate 3/4 of an inch by 1 1/4 inch. If I make five glasses, I'd need five times as much Velcro. My guess is that we have some Velcro somewhere in our sewing supplies, either stuff that Fiona has accumulated or that came from my mother, but I don't know if any of that is adhesive backed, or if we can find it.
Google also recommends 3 1/2 inch rubber bands. Again, that should be something we have around the house or should be able to find easily. Some of the other, non-cardboard projects also call for rubber bands like these, so it would be good to have them on hand, and probably extras in case some break.
The final, optional item that Google recommends, but isn't required is sticker NFC tags. The one in Amazon the recommend is unavailable. It looks like the best option for these are these NFC tags. They come in five to a pack, so one pack is probably sufficient, but it would be nice to have two packs to do other NFC experiments or to use tags on different devices.
As I read more on this, I stumbled across vrase. It looks like they hope to ship a device similar to Google Cardboard or Open Dive soon. They did provide a link to the
Secondsight - Virtual Reality Headset, VR HMD that I could print at work and which I believe would use the same lenses. The person writing about also used a RII Mini Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard. That is another interesting device I should look at some time. However, there seems to be a bunch of different options, and I should explore them before deciding what to get, or how useful they really are. VRASE lists several different Bluetooth game controllers.
I also stumbled across REFUGIO3D. It is a kit which appears very similar to Google Cardboard, but only seems to be available in Germany. However, from reading through that website, I came across 3D Side By Side movies. Searching on Youtube for 3D SBS provided a lot of material.
So, lots of work to do on Virtual Reality viewers, and when I get some running, I can then think about developing code for them.
Independence and InterdependenceSubmitted by Aldon Hynes on Fri, 07/04/2014 - 10:53
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government
Happy Independence Day. The past few weeks have been fairly trying and I slept late this morning. When I awoke, I glanced at a couple discussions on Facebook. My eldest daughter was asking if believed there could be such a thing as a just war. Friends were discussing the implications of the Hobby Lobby decision. There is probably enough material in the Hobby Lobby decision for several blog posts, so I'll save that for a later day.
Tomorrow, Mairead will be a facilitator in a discussion, "America and Japan: Talking About Peace" in Kobe Japan. She says that "probably the reinterpretation of the Japanese constitution to allow for collective self-defense will be a big topic".
As we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence today, I suspect many would suggest that was a just war. To the victors go the spoils of war, and after the fact, I suspect most Americans believe the revolution was a just war and a good thing. However, this does not seem to have been the thinking in colonial times.
The most common piece of evidence cited in numerous books about the Revolution is a letter of John Adams indicating that one third of the Americans were for the Revolution, another third were against it, and a final third were neutral or indifferent to the whole affair.
See more at: http://hnn.us/article/5641.
I'm interested in genealogy and know that I have ancestors that fought on both sides of the war. So, how do we determine if this, or other wars are just? Perhaps a useful, but maybe slanted viewpoint can be found in the section of the Declaration of Independence quoted above.
While we call this the Declaration of Independence, it is really talking about our interdependence. Governments derive their power from the consent of the governed, to protect our life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. The problem is that one person's pursuit of happiness may threaten the life, liberty of pursuit of happiness of others, so we need to seek ways to find balance between different peoples pursuit of happiness.
Those supporting the revolution felt that King George's pursuit of happiness, for himself and his friends, was done at the expense of the colonists, that the form of the British Government had become destructive to the rights of the colonists.
A just war, would then be considered a war that seeks to protect the rights of the oppressed. Those arguing for war are bound to frame their arguments in this context, even if the war is about land or access to natural resources, and both sides will try to wrap themselves in the mantel of protecting the oppressed.
In all of this, it seems like the underlying issue is not individual independence, but corporate independence, the independence of one group of people from another group to find ways to work together to protect the interdependent rights of all the individuals in the group.
Unfortunately, too much of the American dialog these days is about individual independence at the expense of the individual independence of our family, friends and neighbors. I hope that as people in Japan think about collective self-defense, they focus on what they are defending and whether or not such a defense is truly justifiable.


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During February, Damco will move its headquarters from Copenhagen, Denmark to The Hague in The Netherlands. At the same time, Damco carries out several changes on senior level.Having spent more than 10 years in China, Mr. Steffen Schiottz-Christensen has moved to a position as CEO for Damco's Africa and Middle East region, which was effective as of December 1 2012. He will be based in Cape Town and will succeed Mr. Nils Havsager, who has moved to a position as Global COO, where he succeeds Peter Kjaer Jensen. Havsager will be based in the new premises in The Hague.
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Motown the Musical at the Fox Theatre
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One of the arts-media rites of spring includes a luncheon hosted by the Edison Theatre's Ovations! Series, the bold performing-arts series that has delivered to St. Louis audiences more reasons to walk out in a huff than any other. The woman who put her significant mark on Ovations!, Evy Warshawski, departed to head the Ann Arbor Summer Festival two years ago, leaving behind a great legacy -- and many uncertainties. Would Ovations! maintain its status as the most challenging and broadly inclusive performing-arts series in the city? Would it remain at all? Washington University houses Ovations!, but even though there's been a big enough budget to bring in Laurie Anderson and Spalding Gray, Warshawski persevered with a bare-bones staff and, as one of those former staffers described, lived through persistent "territorial" battles with the performing-arts department.
A year ago, when Henry Schvey had to chair the department and book Ovations!, the spring presentation did not have the one or two blood-quickening must-sees that had become common under Warshawski's tenure. The season was top-heavy with theater, a sign of Schvey's professional predilections, along with the peculiar addition of a classical-music sidebar -- a niche Ovations! had no purpose in filling. The hope then was that this was the best Schvey could do under overburdened circumstances, that Washington University would recognize the series' value and hire someone full-time and give him or her some real support and the interim season would be forgotten.
Charlie Robin was hired as the Edison's managing director last summer. He's young, he's tall, he's a redhead, he sings, he ballroom-dances and he's a local hire: a Wash. U. alum, former operations manager of the Edison, former manager of the a cappella group Pieces of 8, former executive director for Circus Flora. "Local hire" can mean the university took the easy route and didn't look too far from the tree, or it may mean that Robin -- because he knows the territory -- is both an ideal and serviceable fit.
This luncheon preview, then, was highlighting his inaugural season. The local media perused their packets while grazing through a healthful salad, and then Robin took the floor. Not only is Robin tall and redheaded, he is exuberant. "I feel like a kid in a candy store" he enthused. The season brochure is adorned with photos of confectionery, as well as a quote from Forrest Gump: "Life is a box of chocolates. You never know what you are going to get."
"Let go of your cynicism," a guru once said, but it's not always easy.
Then Robin got into describing the season, and the atmosphere turned very un-Gump-like. Ovations! opens with Charlie Victor Romeo, a performance piece that takes its dialogue and dramatic action directly from the transcripts compiled from black-box recorders -- those little gadgets that tape the last interactions in a cockpit as the plane's going down. As Robin described the projections of before-and-after photos of planes, whole and crashed, that come with the scenery, a distinct rustling in the seats was observed among those working the local art beat. Here it was, only the spring presentation, and the critics were already disturbed. Score one for Robin.
Add to that the return of Kronos Quartet, Cyrus Chestnut playing his arrangements of the classic Vince Guaraldi score to A Charlie Brown Christmas, the hot Aquila Theatre Company (Warshawski has them booked for Ann Arbor as well) presenting The Wrath of Achilles and The Tempest, Pilobolus Too, an evening with David Sedaris, the brainy interaction between Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg in Michael Frayn's award-winning Copenhagen -- and more -- and the redhead really did have something to crow about (if only he'd dump the Gump).
He's getting praise from his most significant partner (in terms of presenting), Sally Bliss of Dance St. Louis, as well. "He certainly was my first choice -- nobody asked me, but I'm just saying in my own mind he was my first choice for the job," Bliss responds forthrightly.
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis' Steve Woolf has known Robin for 15 years: "I think the season looks good. I think Charlie's a smart guy." Woolf was a little distressed about seeing Copenhagen on the schedule. Anyone who knows Woolf's penchant for smart, talky theater knows Copenhagen is the kind of show he'd want the rights to for a long run at the Rep, rather than being scooped by a touring one-night-stand at the Edison Theatre. "When I finally heard about this and [Robin and I] saw each other, I said, 'It would really help to have some discussion.' When Agnes [Wilcox, of the defunct The New Theatre] was in business, when Evy was here, there was some discussion amongst us about things we were doing or looking at.
"If you haven't been in the trenches, seriously doing it, you might not think that there is discussion that goes on among the entities. We've talked about the fact that we really need to talk about this stuff. There's no bad will here."
Warshawski, contacted in Ann Arbor, delivered her say on the opportunities Robin has before him, as well as the minefield he may have to traverse. Her most alarming observations have to do with the relationship between the Edison and the university. She notes that although Washington University is in the midst of a building boom, there's no groundbreaking going on for a new performing-arts space, even though the limitations of the Edison are notorious. "I was once told that the budget of the Edison was staying flat because all we provided was 'enrichment.' We constantly had to justify our existence there," Warshawki says by fax.


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It's a new version of the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
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◆To wit: The story behind the recent hanging suicide of Robert F. Kennedy's Jr's wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy — is getting uglier.
◆Backshot: Mrs. Kennedy, reportedly a stickler for perfection enmeshed in a marital nightmare fueled by alcoholism (hers) and rampant infidelity (his), hung herself with a noose she learned how to make on the Internet.
◆Buckshot: A recent Newsweek article by Laurence Leamer, which claims divorce documents contend Mrs. Kennedy had Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), prompted the Richardson family to issue a statement declaiming "the scurrilous (divorce) court affidavit," claiming it was written by Bobby Kennedy — and stating it was a false claim Mrs. Kennedy has BPD.
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Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards is playing basketball at his estate to ward off stress awaiting a possible retrial on federal corruption charges.
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◆He is awaiting publication of his former mistress Rielle Hunter's book.
◆So what is the relationship with Rielle Hunter now? He is "still in a loving relationship with Rielle Hunter," according to Glenn Yeffeth, whose company, BenBella Books, is publishing Hunter's memoir: "What Really Happened: John Edwards, our Daughter and Me"—which is due out June 26.
◆The kicker: Sneed heard rumbles the feds may withhold a decision on retrying Edwards pending the memoir's release.
◆To wit: A portrait of Edwards as a sympathetic victim of a difficult marriage could help put a nail in any further prosecution and not give the feds a reason to spend taxpayer money on another trial.
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Anxiety does not cause chronic high blood pressure (hypertension). Anxiety can, however, cause spikes in blood pressure during anxiety episodes or panic attacks. Although these episodes are temporary, if they are frequent they can cause physical damage the same as chronic elevated blood pressure can.
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How do I tighten the skin around my NECK as I lose more fan doing cardio?
Like most men approaching their mid-20s post-college, the skin around my neck is beginning to loosen up... I gained some weight during university and have lost 15 pounds since then. However, I wish the skin on neck was tighter against the bottom of my head. Are there neck exercises or other ways to get it back to where it was pre-college? Thanks!
This is going to sound ridiculous, but it works. Apply a coating of Preparation-H around your neck, and wrap it with Saran Wrap (or something of the sort to keep it protected). As foolish as it sounds, it works. I wouldn't recommend you running around town like that, but perhaps before you go to bed at night, do this, and take it off when you wake up in the morning. You should actually notice a little difference the first time. I hope this helps.
Will chewing gum all the time help out a double chin, or loose neck skin?
Ok, so I'm thinking all the work your jaw is doing is strengthening some muscles there. Does that help for overweight people to get more definition in their necks/jawline/etc? Does that make the skin tighten?
How many calories are burnt by chewing gum?
Chewing gum has poisonous sweeteners (that rot your teeth) in them save your neck and chew radishs instead.
I tell you what is chewy and yummy if you can get them? Real liquorice stems with bark and everything they must be fresh and soft I could get them in inland Spain.
Maybe get yourself a neck massage to stimulate the cells.
How to tighten skin on face and neck?
I have chubby cheeks and loose skin around my eyes. How do i tighten the skin up?
Tighten skin and strengthen the cheeks: Getting rid of chubby cheeks. Smile as wide as you possibly can. Take your three fingers from each hand and push against your cheeks as hard as you can. Or you can suck in your cheeks, with you mouth closed over and over.
Try doing a routine facial massage every night before going to bed for about 5-10 minutes. Always massage your face in an upward motion. Gravity constantly pulls down on your skin daily, causing it to become saggy in the future. Be sure to massage your neck as well. This is very important because the neck area is often neglected. Anytime you apply a moisturizer to your face, be sure to apply it to your neck as well, always massaging upward.
Good luck!
What can I use to tighten the skin on my neck?
I am in my early thirties, and after a family photo session, I can't help but notice all the extra skin gathering in my neck area. I've never had a rapid weight loss or anything like that, and even during pregnancy I gained only 40 lbs, and nearly ten of that was baby! I feel like it's really affecting how I look in pictures, much less in person. Does anyone know of a great tightening topical product I could use to help solve this before it gets even worse? Thank you!
Stop wearing chain if you are wearing one! buy some face packs from market, mix it well with rose water milk and honey and apply it everyday for 10 mins before shower. apply honey and lemon it lightens skin, buy a good sunscreen lotion and apply 15 mins before you can step out of home. apply Nomarks cream before you go to bed.
you will start seeing results in a week's time!
How do I tighten and tone the skin on my neck?
Is there a special lotion I can use to tighten and tone the skin on my neck?
It doesn't seems as smooth as the skin on my face.
There is, check out Blissworld.com, they make a lotion called thinny thin chin, if thats not what you were looking for you are sure to find it there!


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The Five Fishermen
- Address:
1740 Argyle Street
Halifax, NS B3J 2B6Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: CAN$31 to CAN$50
The Five Fishermen
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fivefishermen.com/
- Phone: (902) 422-4421
- Hours of Operation:
The Restaurant (Upstairs):
Daily from 5:00pm - 9:00pm Sunday - Saturday
Valet Parking available beginning at 5pm
The Grill (Downstairs; no reservation required):
11:30 am to 9:00 pm Monday through Friday
4:00 pm to 9:00 pm Saturday and Sunday
Oyster Happy Hour: 4:00-6:00 pm daily (The Grill)
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: James MacDougall
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private dining with capacity for 45. Restaurant buy-out available.
- Private Party Contact: Heather Brown 9024224421x
- Entertainment: The Five Fishermen - has earned the reputation of Halifax's premier seafood restaurant for over 35 years. Internationally known for delicious seafood, gracious hosts and historical setting, The Five Fishermen offers the best of Nova Scotia hospitality and cuisine. The freshest Maritime bounty, an award winning wine list and genuine Maritime hospitality makes dining at the Five Fishermen extraordinary.
A word from The Five Fishermen
The Five Fishermen Restaurant & Grill is known for its Nova Scotian Seafood, Alberta Angus beef and an array of Chef-inspired menu items, prepared with uncompromising quality.Continued
Recognized annually as one of the best dining experiences in Halifax; it is located in one of downtown's most historical buildings with connections to the Titanic and Halifax Explosion.
The Five Fishermen Restaurant & Grill offers valet parking service beginning at 5pm daily.
Recognized annually as one of the best dining experiences in Halifax; it is located in one of downtown's most historical buildings with connections to the Titanic and Halifax Explosion.
The Five Fishermen Restaurant & Grill offers valet parking service beginning at 5pm daily.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
The Five Fishermen - Best Restaurants in Halifax ›
The Five Fishermen reviews from OpenTable diners
114 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (73)fit for foodies (56)romantic (47)good for groups (29)notable wine list (26)neighborhood gem (20)hot spot (12)scenic view (7)late-night find (6)kid-friendly (4)vibrant bar scene (3)great for brunch (2)great for outdoor dining (2)great for lunch (2)Show More
- Very pleasurable dining experience.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/23/2014Our waitress was adorable and very accommodating. Our matradee was very gracious and welcoming and made us feel very special. It was so pleasant to be greeted and treated with such a big smile, something you don't get with service much these days. A real gentleman. The guys at our table wished the portions were bigger, but us girls told them that our meal portions are too big anyway these days. Best to eat smaller portions more often than large portions at one sitting. My mother was very touched by the fact that her kids would take her to The Five Fishermen for her 75th birthday dinner, as it was on her bucket list. She even received a complimentary glass of champagne and birthday wishes from the staff, which made her feel even more honored. Thank you for a wonderful evening and making it even more special for my mother.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth it!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014We waiting for 15 minutes before being waited on and seating was lower than the adjacent table which left an uncomfortable sense of being looked down on. Food was tasty, but portions were minimal. Will not return.
- DiappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014Our first time returning after a year was not what we had come accustomed to at the Five Fisherman. Your salad and mussel bar is what set you apart from the others and with out that feature, its just another downtown restaurant. The entrée portions were noticeably smaller however, I will say the waiter was friendly. We will likely try other restaurants before considering the Five Fishermen in the future.
- BredJeanClaudeVIPDined on 11/18/2014It is unacceptable to serve so Bad bred with such great food! I am sure there is a backery in Halifax able to manufacture decent French baguette!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingLevsDined on 11/14/2014By far the best restaurant I have ever been too. I booked a reservation for family visiting me for the weekend and it was absolutely perfect. The service was on point, server was happy, and so welcoming and helpful, made the night personal and fun. The food was...there's no words to describe how amazing the food was. Exceeded all expectation! Can't wait to go back again and enjoy an other perfect night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding!TarianneDined on 11/10/2014You are treated as an honored guest with class and respect from the moment you arrive. Food, service, ambiance, history , this establishment has it all! well worth the cost and valet parking makes it even easier.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great eveningTerrenceDined on 11/8/2014This is a very nice place to enjoy an amazing evening. We asked for and received a slowed down service as we wanted to enjoy our food and wine over several hours. They paced the evening just right. A walk to the washroom was interesting as there has been recent stories about ghost sighting. Looking forward to next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful restaurantCathyDined on 11/1/2014I had a special event on Saturday night in Halifax which unfortunately started at 6 pm. We made the first reservation time at the Five Fisherman for 5 pm and warned them that we would have to leave at 5:50 pm in the reservation. Luckily the event was just a block away at the Convention Center. They were excellent in all respects and had us in and out on time. They took pictures for us and also provided us with excellent food and service--first class thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatPaulDined on 10/29/2014Restaurant fit for work events and personal. Great food, service and accomodations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A lot of character, great ambianceMadTrac73Dined on 10/27/2014I am not a seafood lover, we went to this restaurant because it has a great menu that accommodated this while allowing my husband to enjoy a high quality seafood meal. I ordered the Striploin Steak and it was devine, my husband thoroughly enjoyed the Five Fisherman Platter. The restaurant has a lot of character, and it was really quiet despite being full. I would recommend this to anyone visiting Halifax.Special Features:
- 5FiveFishermanDined on 10/27/2014My husband and I love The Five Fisherman restaurant. The restaurant building itself has so much history and has intimate dining rooms. All the seafood as well as other entrée options are excellent; I had the chicken and my husband had salmon. Excellent service. We would and definitely will recommend the Five Fishermen to our family and friends. The wine list is also very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classic Maritime Lobster Perfectionem1988Dined on 10/25/2014My mother and I visited the Five Fishermen when she was in town visiting me. We both ordered the Classic Maritime Lobster and our waitress asked if we would like it out of the shell. We enthusiastically said yes, since this was the first time this was ever offered to us. Getting the lobster out of the shell can be difficult and messy, so it was much more enjoyable just to enjoy a delicious meal without the struggle. The food was perfect! The ambiance was formal without being pretentious and the service was excellent. I would definitely recommend this restaurant for a family, romantic or business meal.Special Features:
- Still pretty good...GlobalFoodieDined on 10/23/2014Disappointed the mussel bar is gone, was famous and did draw customers. Went with my brother - he had the garlic shrimp app and I had the scallops app. Shrimp were outstanding, scallops were horrific - incredibly overshadowed by the sauce / noodles. Couldn't even taste the scallops. Both had striploin and lobster tail. Steaks were ok, a little "grisly" and tough. Lobster tails were good but a touch dry, no butter served with them. A new in-training waitress served us and she was great, did a wonderful job. Overall service was good, food was average. Have been many times before, disappointed. Will go elsewhere next time.Special Features:
- Not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014After hearing great things about this restaurant for years I thought it would be a good place to bring an important customer however it was not. Please understand this review is based on the cost of the meal as the food was average but the cost was high.
- Great diningNiccoDined on 10/21/2014Our table of four was graciously received. It was enjoyable evening with attentive service. Food preparation was spectacular as was the presentation. A nice atmosphere. Overall, a relaxing and enjoyable dining experience. We will return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great MealZuluDined on 10/17/2014The meal was great but the fish chowder was not served hot enough. It was at room temperature.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperiencethebahamasDined on 10/12/2014A must visit! Amazing seafood dishes and everything was really delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed our visit but...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Service was attentive and our party generally agreed that the food was good to very good. Portions were somewhat inconsistent - some seemed just right, others a bit small. One huge complaint however came at time bill arrived. Throughout our meal our waiter continued to refill water glasses without being asked with sparkling water - there were five of us, three left full glasses on table that were refilled after our meal. I was very surprised to see a bill amounting to more than $50 for the water alone! Honestly did not pay attention to how often we were getting the water refills but none of us were ever asked 'would you like another bottle of water'. At more than $7 per bottle, this amounted to a grossly inflated bill.Special Features:
- Great seafood and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/11/2014The menu was outstanding and my wife, who usually has a tough time finding the right mix of starters and entrees, was overwhelmed at the variety of great seafood choices. Jaro our server was knowledgable on the wines and the right pairings with the meal choices we made. We will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ElequentCanadianDined on 10/8/2014I was seeking a higher end seafood restaurant for a group meal and I found it. The atmosphere was lovely, the service excellent and the food delicious. This is a higher end restaurant and not for everyday dining on a budget but it met my expectations and more.Special Features:
- On the spur visitOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/7/2014Good all round eating house, that provided superb food & wine whilst in Halifax for one nightSpecial Features:
- They are working on itWallyODined on 10/5/2014The old open appitizer buffet is gone and they are going to put ion an open kitchen view. The food was about as reliable top quality sea food as you can get and the wine list is probably one of the finest in the Maritimes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Two restaurants in one!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/27/2014What a wonderful find in Halifax! We arrived a little early and enjoyed a drink at the bar waiting for our table. There is a grill menu on the ground level. If you are looking for someone special, there is an upstairs dining room with an broader menu. I was able to enjoy some wonderful seafood while my wife had an excellent vegan meal.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014We missed the salad bar and mussel bar as well. This was a leading purpose why we always like to dine at this restaurant. Unfortunately these stations are no longer available, and this is a concern for us. The staff are always polite and accommodating and they understood our disappointment. This is a selling point in our opinions, and should be considered in offering these stations again at some point in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just average.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/26/2014We made a reservation at the Five Fishermen for our first trip to Halifax. It is a lovely old building with beautiful ambiance. However, the service beginning with the hostess left a lot to be desired. There seemed to be a general attitude of apathy that continued with our server and our food. I made the server aware that we were gluten free which he forgot when placing my husband's order. He then brought a basket of hot bread and placed it on the table. When the main course arrived he apologized but seemed distracted. Our fish was overcooked and dry. We would never recommend Five Fishermen.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014We really enjoyed everything about our experience, especially the food!Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/23/2014Great food in a historic setting; a must for a Halifax visitSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014When travelling to Halifax, our group always makes a point of eating at the Five Fishermen. From the beautiful heritage building, to great service and wonderful food. It is definitely worth a visit to enjoy excellent seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great birthday dinnerBootboyDined on 9/21/2014Had a great time at Five Fisherman on the weekend. Really miss the free mussel bar but the oysters and shrimp were great. Love the blueberry lime cheesecake too.Special Features:
- InstructionFOinHFXDined on 9/20/2014Whenever my mother in law is in town we must visit 5FM. Fantastic every time. Best part is she pays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedWaynerDined on 9/20/2014Had dinner at five fisherman on Saturday sept 20, 2014. Very disappointed with the food incredibly small portions and to be honest not very inspiring. Had the kale salad for 8 dollars, the smallest salad I have ever been served. Main course was crusted halibut for $29.00 entree. Again the smallest peice of fish I have been served in a while. Noticed when we got there it seemed like a tourist group was leaving. I think this restaurant is well past it's reputation and prime.Special Features:
- very impressed enjoyed it very muchfirsttimersDined on 9/16/2014There are not enough stars on your Service rating to express how we felt about the service, right from the door man to the hostess to the excellent waiter. The waiter was very friendly and very helpful with the wine list and selection. The food was very good and the deserts were amazing. We have since recommended it to someone we just met and we will be returning.Special Features:
- RecommendedPiscesDined on 9/15/2014We had a delicious meal at The Five Fisherman. Our waiter was very personable and the service was great.Special Features:
- Okay. Wouldn't do it again.TanuchenkaDined on 9/14/2014The service was good. The ambiance was 'typical downtown bar'. The price was very high: $120 for 3 people. The food was unexceptional: My lobster cobb was almost McDonaldsy. Next time I would just go to Chives for better food at a better price.
- Delicious Fishes.raspberrypiDined on 9/13/2014We were visiting from out if town and read good things about this place. We made a reservation (highly recommended) but for there a bit early so we had a drink at the bar. Bar staff was friendly and attentive and their drinks list is extensive. When we got to our table we were seated upstairs by a window with a lovely view of the Halifax harbour. I ordered the halibut with lobster/potato hash and grilled asparagus and he ordered crab crusted haddock with steamed asparagus and mashed potatoes (a substitution). Both dishes were excellent. They were small portions by chain restaurant standards, but perfect for us to enjoy with room for dessert (a fantastic pecan tart). Would definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A lovely visitOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014We had dinner at this restaurant to celebrate my friend's birthday, and everything was more over our expectation. The staff are friendly and food is stunning. We are totally foodies, and I tried bundles of restaurants. But I have to say this is definitely my favorite restaurant so far.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinner for onedining4oneDined on 9/12/2014This was my first time in Halifax or work and had heard such good things about five fisherman... I made my reservation for one and arrived on time.. they originally seated me in front of the bathroom doors where there is a dreadful bright spotlight which made me feel center stage for a monologue. I returned downstairs to the hostess to say that I would wait for another table... the manager then offered me a glass of champaign then promptly escorted me to a most intimate table beside the fireplace... it was a gesture that I'll never forget.. I had the most delightful waitress who was attentive and thoughtful. The food was extraordinary and succulent.. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone and will definitely be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No Mussel barangryaboutthemusselbarDined on 9/12/2014The best part of the restaurant was the mussel bar. It's gone now. I'll never go there again.Special Features:
- Continued GreatnessJohn4802Dined on 9/12/2014A recent visit following ones 10 and 14 years ago found this restaurant wonderful and consistent in all aspects of food, service and ambience. A definite dining experience must for any visit to Halifax.Special Features:
- great food and made to feel at homejohnbooteDined on 9/12/2014Very friendly staff, made to feel welcome by all the staff along the way to the table. Wonderful flavors and great tasting food. Super atmosphere in the dining area. Great Server!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Wow. Just finished reading all 50+ pages and am excited about trying this technique. I'm new to cake decorating and am enjoying it so far. Have found it takes lots or practice, but am looking for new things to try as well. I will be ordering the books and sheets for this technique as it is soooo beautiful! All the hints and tips that you have printed here are fantastic and will be a definite help. Can't believe this posting has lasted so long, but after reading, can see why. Thanks to all for all the information. I look forward to giving this a try. All the ribbons, butterfiles and flowers that I've seen on here so far have been absolutely beautiful. Thanks to both Cindys for keeping it going and for all your helpful hints. You can be proud of a job well done!
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