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The past three mornings along Ontario's West Coast have been absolutely glorious! Bright sun and warmer weather is the best.
by Travel Diva Jenna
Finally we have reached temperatures above 10 degrees! I am excited to get out and Hike this year. Did you know that Huron has 29 hiking trails? What a great opportunity we have in the area! I haven't decided what trail to start with, so please send me your recommendations. Take a look at the Hiking guide here: www.hikehuron.ca
By Travel Diva Jenna Ujiye
Before I tell you about my most recent Winterlicious I wanted to make sure that you all know that there are only 4 days left to try out these amazing 3 course meals for $29.00. To find menus and information visit: www.tasteofhuron.ca
Last Friday I headed out to the Black Dog Pub in Bayfield to try out their Winterlicious menu. My three friends Ang, Nisa and Nat joined me and it turned out to be a wonderful evening! I was the only person to order the specific Winterlicious meal and it was yummy!
One of the great things about this facility is the bar offereings, many choices in liquors, beers and wines. Now there was a confusion with the first course, I read the cheddar and ale portion of the menu and thought it was soup. Well I think I need a lesson in reading, cause the first course was actually Traditional Potted Cheddar with Mill Street Organic Tankhouse Ale and Toasted Olive Bread. So it turned out to be cheese and bread. The cheese was very strong and had a unique flavor and the olive bread was nice.
Nat ordered the village salad and Ang got the beet salad, both of which I have had and I must say that the beet salad is one of my favourite courses at the Black Dog.
The second course that I had was Pan-Seared Metzger Smoked Pork Chop with Herbed Stuffing, Mustard-Cider Cream, Braised Red Cabbage and Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes. The mashed potatoes where so creamy and even with all of the food on the plate I wanted more!
We joked about having favourites and Nat and Ang both got what they normally get. It's great to try something new, but if you love something it is sometimes what you have to go with. Nat got the curry, which is a favourite of many and Ang got the weth's mushrooms on toast with brie, which looked super scrumptious. Nisa tried something she had never had before the pasta e verdure, which comes in a lovely cream sauce and has weth's mushrooms in it as well!
For the final course my mouth was exploding with love for the Apple Fritter with Vanilla Ice Cream and Butterscotch Sauce. My friends Selena and Meighan were both trying out the Winterlicious the same night and both stopped by the table before leaving to pump me up about the Apple Fritter. It really was a treat. Nat and Nisa both got the sticky toffee pudding, we've had it before and it is amazing! Overall we had a wonderful evening with superb food!
The Black Dog Village Pub and Bistro
By: Diva Jenna Ujiye
This week has been a perfect week to get to a couple more Winterlicious events. On Wednesday five of us divas went for a wonderful meal at Eddingtons in Exeter. Karen, Claire, Christine, Trista and I had a marvelous time!
Trista, Karen and I all decided to go with the Winterlicious menu. Eddingtons had two choices for the starter and main, here is the menu:
Starter – Local atibo white bean and root vegetable chowder. Or Late harvest kale and beet salad. Parmigianino, hardboiled egg, sunflower seeds and sundried cranberry, tossed in a local garlic dressing.
Main – Local Pork shoulder braised in an apple cider vinegar served on a caramelized onion and blue cheese tart accented with a Grand Bend potato and root vegetable medley. Or Supreme breast of chicken stuffed with fresh herbs, roma tomato and flavorful Italian sausage glazed in a Chianti red wine and shallot reduction. Served with garlic mashed potatoes and market vegetables.
I had the soup to start and the pork as my main and they were both great. The bean chowder had a nice mild flavor letting the beans and vegetables show their true flavours. The pork was super succulent and tender.
Claire and Christine both decided to get their courses off of the menu. Christine started with the Thai Chicken Salad and Claire had the martini scallops, both starters looked yummy! They both got the gourmet macaroni and cheese, and my the silence at the table you could tell they liked it!
To end the meal Karen Trista and I had Sticky toffee pudding cake with a coastal coffee caramel sauce, Christine had and apple dessert and Claire had the flourless chocolate cake… Wow, it was amazing!
The Taste of Huron Winterlicious dining program is running until March 9 at various restaurant around Ontario's West Coast, if you want more information, visit here: www.tasteofhuron.ca
Eddingtons of Exeter:
Address: 527 Main St S, Exeter, ON N0M 1S1
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Website: http://www.eddingtons.ca/
By: Travel Diva Jenna
The Group – Ang, Sarah, Jenna, Monica, Kate, Courtney, Griffyn, Katie and Melissa.
I finally got out to my first Taste of Huron Winterlicious event at Benmiller Inn and was it ever delicious! What made the dinner even better was that 7 other divas joined me on this culinary evening, oh plus our token "dude" Gryffin! The Winterlicious events are such a great opportunity for people to try out menus at restaurants across Ontario's West Coast, Prix Fixe menus, 3 courses and the cost is $29!!!
Benmiller Inn wowed us from the start, before our first course came they served us a mushroom wonton amuse bouche, which indeed made our mouths happy! Of course the whole menu is available during Winterlicious, but all of us decided to go with the special. Between all of us we ordered one of everything. I have always had a tough time getting great photos at Benmiller, since the lighting is low and I never bring extra lights, luckily Katie Schedlich was along with us and had the idea to use our phone lights to make the photos looked posed and perfect… so much better than a flash! Below are the menu options and photos of the food:
Above – Amuse Bouche – Mushroom Stuffed Wontons
Everspring farm Muscovy duck confit ravioli, honey beets, sea buckthorn mirin glaze.
Slow roasted Metzgers pork, udon noodle, dashi broth, chili oil, scallion
Ausable gold potato gnocchi, Wild boar with cranberry & Berkshire pork sausage, Weth shiitake cream sauce
Panko crusted yellow perch goujons, Garlic box scape caper tartar sauce, pomme pont neuf
Blyth farms chevre with spiced pecan and Inn made lavash
Prosecco poached pear, vanilla ice cream, Johnston's Apiary honey drizzle
I chose the Roast pork soup, Gnocchi and the poached pear, all of which were wonderful. To be honest I was full after the soup, it had three large pieces of pork that could be a regular serving for a dinner! But of course I was able to find room for the creamy gnocchi and the poached pear. Out of the whole meal I would have to say that my favourite dish was the gnocchi; the wild boar sausage mixed with the perfectly cooked cream sauce and potato dumplings made my taste buds jump for joy!
We left Benmiller feeling happy, full and excited for the next adventure. During the next week I will be heading to Eddingtons and the Black Dog for more Winterlicious dining… I can't wait! The Taste of Huron Winterlicious runs until March 9, and there are 9 restaurants taking part! For menus and more information visit: www.tasteofhuron.ca
By: Diva Jenna Ujiye
An inn, restaurant, spa and retreat, The Benmiller Inn and spa truly is a gem on Ontario's West Coast. If you haven't noticed, I am a foodie and I typically plan my trips around where I am going to eat! Not long ago my friend Rebecca asked if I wanted to head out to Benmiller for a quick lunch. Yay! Of course I wanted to go. I knew chef Spencer would have many items on the menu that I would want to try.
I ordered the reuben panini and Rebecca got the smoked cheddar chicken sandwich. As you can see from the photo, the food smelled so good that we ate first and then remembered to take the photo. After we finished we ran in to dining room manager Marianne and she had not started her meal, so I was able to capture the beauty of the plated food. She was having mushroom flatbread and seared flat iron steak with frites.
I took some photos of the menu and wanted to try out everything! Now I know I have written about the Benmiller Inn before, so if you read this blog often you will also know that Benmiller has many unique rooms, a pool, meeting rooms and a spa. A perfect oasis for a vacation at any time of the year! They also have some great events, so check out their website here: http://benmiller.ca
Benmiller is located just outside of Goderich in Benmiller Ontario, along the beautiful Maitland River:
Benmiller Inn and Spa
81175 Benmiller Line
Goderich, Ontario
Canada N7A 3Y1
Tel: (800) 265-1711 or (519) 524.2191
Fax: (519) 524.5150
By Diva Jenna Ujiye
At almost mid-point between Bayfield and Goderich Ontario there is a wonderful hiking trail called Naftels Creek ( http://www.hikehuron.ca/site/?page_id=53 ). I had been discussing an outdoor fun photo shoot with my friend Dana for a month or so and we finally decided on Naftels Creek trail.
Dana, her husband Dave, their son Cullen and I had a great hike and so much fun searching for lady bugs, fish and other animals! I hadn't been out to the trail in a while and it seemed a bit different than in the past. Of course, I forgot my hiking guide so I tried to take note of the trail markers along the trail. Well, within about 1 kilometer I totally forgot what colour we were following, so we ended up hiking the whole trail… plus some!
The trail meanders through mixed conifer plantations, hardwood and wetland areas. It is a great length for young families and even strollers would make it through the majority of the trail.
This trail is only one of the 28 that exist in Huron County, so if you are interested in Hiking, make sure to pick up copy of the Ontario's West Coast hiking guide or visit it online: www.hikehuron.ca
Information about the Trail:
3.2 km loop
Difficulty Level
Level 2 – moderate, wear comfortable, sturdy shoes
Trail Use
Walking, Skiing, Pets on leash
Trail Hazards
Poison ivy in wet areas, steep hill on blue trail
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Natural surface, some boardwalks
Cost for Using Trail
Driving Directions
Located about 7 km south of Goderich on Hwy. #21. Parking is available just off Hwy. #21 at the trail access point – # 79152. Between Union Rd. and Kitchigami Rd.

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Claiming preemption by federal law, the National Labor Relations Board filed suit Friday to void a voter-approved state constitutional amendment spelling out that unions can be formed in Arizona only by secret ballot.
The lawsuit, filed in federal court, says the measure mandating elections by affected workers would eliminate the option that now exists for employers to recognize a union without having an election. That, according to attorneys for the NLRB, runs afoul of federal law.
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The measure, on the ballot in November as Proposition 113, was pushed by business interests as a preemptive strike against federal legislation which would have allowed union organizers to demand employer recognition once they had cards with the signatures of at least half the workers. That procedure, known as "card check," would have been an alternative to a process where workers petition for an election by secret ballot.
Clint Bolick of the Goldwater Institute, who helped push the issue, said the fear of employers is that a card check system could result in coercion by union organizers, as they would know who does and does not support organizing.
As it turned out, the federal legislation faltered. And the chances of approval now, with the House in Republican hands, is virtually nil.
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"An employer can say, 'I believe that you have the majority on your side and I'm going to recognize the union,' " she explained. "Our reading of this (Arizona) amendment would make that impossible."
Horne said that's not the case, saying the federal law and the Arizona constitutional provision can work together.
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The evening celebrates and recognizes current cancer patients as well as survivors. "At Cone Health Cancer Center, we understand the importance of treating the entire person—their spiritual and emotional as well as their physical side," says Cone Health Vice President of Oncology Services Skip Hislop. "Cancer Survivors Day is a chance to showcase some of the ways we focus on the minds and spirits of our patients and survivors."
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Florida health officials are urging swimmers to steer clear of stagnant water, which could be home to millions of microscopic killers.
Naegleria fowleri, an amoeba invisible to the naked eye, loves to lurk in warm, standing water, according to a warning released by the Florida Department of Health. And while it's usually harmless, it can cause a fatal brain infection if inhaled through the nose.
"Wear nose clips, hold your nose shut or keep your head out of the water when swimming, jumping or diving in any freshwater," the department said in a health alert. "Closing your nostrils may reduce your chance of becoming infected."
Brain-Eating Amoeba Eyed in Death of Minnesota Child
While exceedingly rare, Naegleria fowleri infections are almost always fatal. Only one person out of 128 infected in the United States between 1962 and 2012 has survived, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"After the start of symptoms, the disease progresses rapidly and usually causes death within about five days," the agency's website reads.
Early symptoms include a severe frontal headache, fever, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC. But those can swiftly give way to a stiff neck, seizures, confusion and hallucinations – and the amoeba makes its way up through the nasal cavity to the brain.
Naegleria was eyed in the death of a Minnesota child last summer, when the state experienced a heat wave. And in the summer of 2011, the amoeba killed four people in Virginia, Florida, Kansas and Louisiana, all of whom had been swimming in freshwater lakes.
The CDC offers the following tips for summer swimmers:
- Hold your nose shut or keep your head above water;
- Avoid swimming in warm, fresh water during periods of high water temperature and low water levels;
- Avoid stirring up sediment in shallow freshwater areas.


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Director: Billy Wilder. With Ray Walston, Kim Novak, Dean Martin, Felicia Farr, Cliff Osmond. (126 min.)
Sterritt **** This scalding 1964 comedy was one of the great Wilder's last major films. Martin plays a singing star who falls into the clutches of two small-town songwriters when they sabotage his car and hire him a hooker with a heart of gold, hoping he'll buy some of their ditties. Hollywood censors made Wilder reshoot one scene, but the original version has been rediscovered; while it's tame by today's standards, it makes the movie's caustic social commentary more potent than ever.
Directors: Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois. With voices of Daveigh Chase, Tia Carrere, Ving Rhames. (85 min.)
Sterritt *** See review, page 15.
Director: Steven Spielberg. With Tom Cruise, Samantha Morton, Colin Farrell, Max von Sydow. (145 min.)
Sterritt *** See review, page 15.
Director: Doris Kornish. With Rudy Burckhardt, Jacob Burkhardt, Yushiko Chuma, Alex Katz. (85 min.)
Sterritt ** Kornish spent a decade filming this documentary visit with the late painter, photographer, and filmmaker. The best parts are excerpts from brief Burkhardt movies like "Square Times" and "Lurk," which show his offbeat artistry in full flower. The film would be better if it devoted more time to showing his work, though, and less to talking heads telling us how great it is.
Director: John Sayles. With Edie Falco, Timothy Hutton, Angela Bassett, Miguel Ferrer, Jane Alexander. (141 min.)
Sterritt ** See review, page 15.
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RYMsfullofscenesters (5)Cryptic, archaic, etc. It's good too!...Amber Asyylum (5)....Kalle J. (4.5)My life story, and then a bit about this awesome album. Early 90's introduced many albums ...K. McNichols (5)Innovative and groundbreaking, A Blaze In the Northern Sky will forever be acclaimed as th...
Freezing Moon (5)...oblin (5)...
Album Rating: 5.0...so yeah, album fucking rules.
Digging: Angelus Apatrida - Hidden Evolution
Album Rating: 5.0Great review too.
Good review dude though you need cut down on the Shadows-esque melodrama. The first and last paragraphs reads like a pretentious mess of clichés and overused platitudes. Second paragraph is really good though.
In which Chan attempts to find the meaning of life through a metal album.
Album Rating: 4.5IN THE SHADOW OF THE HOOOOOOORNS
Digging: Periphery - Juggernaut: Omega
Album Rating: 5.0WORLD WITHOUT ENNNNND edit: holy shit a chan darkthrone review
Digging: The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
In which Chan attempts to find the meaning of- oh dammit Irving already said that, fuck
Great review Chan, love the introduction
darkthrone is so black metal
Album Rating: 4.5space kitteh knows how you feel chan the cosmos boggle his mind
Album Rating: 4.0I don't see how this review was pretentious at all, but ok. it writes from a singular point of view rather than as a detached critique which I always like.
cool i guess
Digging: Bitstream - Domestic Economy 7
Darkthrone showing Chan the ways of life and its secrets. On a side note, great great album.
Digging: Bjork - Vulnicura
is that ur gf robert
Nah she dumped me
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What with Campaign 2012 hurtling into its last lap, the fourth game of the World Series being contested in Detroit, and Hurricane Sandy bearing down on the East Coast, it completely slipped my attention that Sunday, October 28, was the 1,700th anniversary of the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. There, Constantine defeated Maxentius, seized the Roman imperium, and began the process by which Christianity became Christendom. But up in his Canadian pastoral redoubt on Wolfe Island, the ever-alert Father Raymond de Souza was paying attention, and his thoughtful reflection in the National Post on the legacy of the imperial embrace of the Christian Church, and the subsequent practice of church establishment, prompted a few thoughts of my own on the Milvian Bridge and us, shortly before Election Day 2012.
Christian communities have played an enormously influential role in shaping American history since the colonial period, precisely because America was never a part of political Christendom. Cultural Christendom, yes; but not political Christendom, for while there were established churches in the colonies at the time of the Revolution, those establishments sat uneasily with various dissident Protestant groups (often Baptists of one sort or another), and even more uneasily with the colonies' minuscule Catholic population.
Non-established and self-sustaining American Christian communities in a free and self-governing United States were thus a sign of contradiction at a time when various forms of the "Constantinian settlement" still prevailed in the West. Outside America's boundaries, the Constantinian idea that the best possible arrangement was one in which the state gave favor and financial support to one established church continued, leading to political aberrations such as Josephism in Austria (where the son of Empress Maria Theresa considered the Church "a department of the police") and theological oddities such as the British cabinet, under Disraeli, deciding whether certain kinds of candles could be used on altars and certain prayers used at Anglican services. To be sure, America was not without theological strangeness. But as Alexis de Tocqueville shrewdly observed, religion was the first of American political institutions precisely because it wasn't a political institution: Absent the evangelically stifling embrace of the state, religious conviction flourished in America on its own terms, deeply shaped cultural and social life, and thereby influenced politics.
It's also worth noting that the one part of the Western world that has, to date, resisted thoroughgoing secularization is the part of the West that stood outside the Constantinian orbit. And while there are many reasons for the collapse of Christian vitality in much of Europe, few serious analysts of Europe's apostasy doubt that the slackness and complacency that come from ecclesiastical establishment is one significant factor in the de-Christianization of the historic Christian heartland.
The day before he met Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge, Constantine is said to have seen a sign in the sky — according to some, the cross; according to others, the Chi-Rho, a Greek monogram for "Christ." Whatever he saw, he took it as a sign of divine favor from the God of the Christians and, in recompense, took the historically fateful decision to make the world safe for a previously persecuted Christianity (as Father de Souza nicely put it). Seventeen hundred years later, Western Christianity has now largely disentangled itself from the Constantinian arrangement on church-and-state.
The Catholic Church, for example, flatly rejected any future Constantinian settlements in 1965, in the Second Vatican Council's Declaration on Religious Freedom, and in the 1983 Code of Canon Law, which denies political authorities a role in the appointment of bishops (a battle the Church has been fighting since Pope Gregory VII met the Holy Roman Emperor Henry II at Canossa in the early 11th century). Yet a new Constantinianism has come into view these past four years; and its "sign" is neither the cross nor the Chi-Rho, but the rainbow of the Obama campaign logo.


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2 Hear, oh, hear the noise of his voice, And the sound that goeth out of his mouth. | 2 Listen! Listen to the roar of his voice, to the rumbling that comes from his mouth. |
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I am going look up some recipes, and I really want to try something different. I have always been opposed to the concept of fruit in salads, but I am starting to warm up to the idea. I think that it could actually work, if you had the right dressing to put on the salad. In general, I want to move away from dressing that are high in fat. A lot of them are quite high in fat, and I think that is one of the main reasons that people turn healthy salads, into something far from being healthy.
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Stand in the monastery's courtyard beneath the medieval bulge of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and you have a cross-section of Christendom. The adjacent Egyptian Coptic monastery peeks through the entrance gate, and a Russian Orthodox gable, a Lutheran bell tower, and the crosses of Greek Orthodox, Armenian Orthodox, and Roman Catholic churches break the skyline.
The robed Ethiopian monks live in tiny cells in the rooftop monastery. One of the modern paintings
in their small, dark church depicts the visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon. Ethiopian tradition holds that more passed between the two than is related in the Bible—she came to "prove" his wisdom "with hard questions" (I Kings 10)—and that their supposed union produced an heir to both royal houses. The prince was met with hostility by Solomon's legitimate offspring, says the legend, and the king was compelled to send him home—with the precious Ark of the Covenant as a gift. To this day (say the Ethiopians), it remains in a sealed crypt in their homeland. The script in the paintings is Gehz, the ecclesiastical language of the Ethiopian church. Taking in the rooftop view and the church will occupy about 15 minutes. The exit, via a short stairway to a lower level, deposits you in the courtyard of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Suq Khan e-Zeit, on the roof of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Jerusalem, Israel
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Female Defensibility in a Small Troops of Japanese Macaques vis-à-vis Nontroop Males and Copulation on the Periphery of the Troop
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Get AccessI provide data compiled over 4 yr on the mating behavior in small troops of wild Japanese macaques on Yakushima Island. The key parameters are the number of sexually receptive females, the number of nontroop males (NTMs), and copulation on the periphery of the troop. I analyzed the following aspects: 1) changes in the proportion of copulation with high-ranking males (HRMs) and NTMs, 2) variations in factors such as fluctuation in the number of sexually receptive females and troop males and their effects on the number of visiting NTMs, 3) the effect of attempted interruption of mounting series by other males, and 4) some aspects of copulation on the periphery of the troop. Throughout the study, 56% of the total number of females mated most frequently with the α-male in a single mating season. However, the relative mating success of HRMs varied over the years and between individuals. The number of visiting NTMs varied depending on the number of receptive females and troop males. Females tended to mate with the NTMs when they appeared around their troops. The direct effect of interruption of the mounting series by other males is equivocal. The females mated with the low-ranking males (LRMs) and NTMs on the periphery of the troop, which increased the possibility of mounting series ending with ejaculation. Females actively sought opportunities for copulation on the periphery of the troop by moving there or initiating close proximity with LRMs and NTMs there. On Yakushima Island, the mating success of HRMs was not always as high as that predicted by the priority of access model. The injury status of the HRM, the number of visiting NTMs, and female choice are all considered to influence a male's mating success.
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- Title
- Female Defensibility in a Small Troops of Japanese Macaques vis-à-vis Nontroop Males and Copulation on the Periphery of the Troop
- Journal
International Journal of Primatology
Volume 28, Issue 1 , pp 73-96
- Cover Date
- 2007-02-01
- 10.1007/s10764-006-9109-1
- Print ISSN
- 0164-0291
- Online ISSN
- 1573-8604
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- copulation on the periphery of the troop
- female choice
- Japanese macaque
- nontroop males
- small troops
- Authors
- Sachiko Hayakawa (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University, Kanrin, Inuyama, Aichi, 484-8506, Japan


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