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Even the title of his book shows that Masonry has a morality and a doctrine. If they are not Catholic morality and Catholic doctrine, and in fact they aren't even Christian, a Catholic or any Christian may not follow them.

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Our tasting room located on the healdsburg square is open 7 days a week from 11:30 -5:00 PM, Monday through Thursday and 11:30 -6pm Friday through Sunday. Stop by and enjoy wines offered by the flight, glass or bottle.
C. Donatiello is open daily for tastings. In addition, we are pleased to offer private tasting for up to 20 people in our Guild Room as well as cheese plates.
Few things pair better with great wine than great cheese. We are proud to announce that we now offer cheese plates in our tasting room! The cheese plate is available anytime that you come in and can be added to your tasting experience without prior reservation.
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The plate is generous enough for 2 people to share and will cost $35.00, wine club members and industry guests receive a discounted price of $25.00.
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Thank you for considering working for the benefit of the people of this great city. We really appreciate your interest.
Birmingham is a brilliantly diverse, young and creative city and those associated with the City Council are rightly proud of its great history and unequalled contribution to the development of modern local government.
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So what's with me knitting all the cuffs? Why do I want them to be greys and purples? And why did I spend time to make a whole colourcollage of them??
Well…. I'm planning a new wardrobe.
Now that I'm living more in the city again and feel more active I want to dress up. Show off the quality yarns I'm using. With quality clothing.
This is my inspiration board:
Clean lines, no ruffles. Functional garments. Natural fibres.
Nice details and well executed sewing.
Light coloured blouses and light coloured trousers/skirt (but not too light because I'm not planning on living a spotless life any time soon).
Wear a darker dress over it, a dress with pockets. A pinafore.
With a light shawl or collar on top, framing my face.
I'm going to make all these nice clothes myself.
Boom. Yes.
Because that's what knitting told me.
Knitting knocked on my door and said: "A good fit at the shoulders is everything. Mass produced clothes don't fit anyone, you included. Better make things yourself. Using quality materials. You'll love it."
So, I'm studying sewing. Not planned in any reasonable way. I just stumbled upon a few things that interest me and now that they seem to fit so nicely together I can present it to you as if it were a well thought out plan.
It's a two pronged approach. One prong is the fitting part: bodyshape, wearing ease, drafting patterns, altering patterns, draping fabrics, swiveling darts. The colour analysis helped in this. The knitting experiences help tremendously! I've been sewing some dresses the past few years and learned a lot from that.
The second prong is a subject I stumbled upon only recently: precision sewing. With that I mean tailoring techniques, haute couture techniques, pressing, hand stitching.
At this moment I'm buried into bespoke dress shirt making. This is the book I'm reading right now: Shirtmaking: Developing Skills For Fine Sewing by David Page Coffin:
Besides all this self studying I've also been taking a pattern drafting course since September. It's a great source of frustration, being out in the real world trying to make thoughts work. You know me: brilliant in theory but not quite as adept in conjuring reality…
As you can imagine, the course has been a good mix of thrilling theory and bonking into the reality of measurements, teaching traditions and spending time with people who need more time than me to grasp concepts and hold onto them. I, on the other hand, slow everyone down with stupid ignorant questions about sewing basics. I feel quite the clutz.
This month we finally got to draft our body block into a pattern for a shirt, a pattern with wearing ease and all that. I'm still putting it onto paper (how wide should the cuff be? What kind of collar? How to close a shirt when you don't have button hole help on your sewing machine??)
Once I have my shirt pattern finished I can turn any fabric into a shirt that fits me nicely!
I plan to crank out one shirt after the other this Summer, all based on the same pattern with just design changes in the details.
Last Friday I was pro-active and bought a whole lot of fabrics for my new wardrobe:
These will become shirts:
On top is a grey lilac cotton that will become my first real shirt, the one I'll be showing in the next drafting class, on May 23rd.
The light grey and the soft lilac at the bottom are linens.
The white one is silk. The silk is for the end of Summer, when I've got this shirt thing down and might feel like venturing into shaping and draping a garment.
Here's four meters of mid weight linen:
It was supposed to be the colour Mauseschwanzen from my cuffs but it's a warmer tone than that, as shown in the top picture where the cuff is resting on it.
Not sure what to do with it now. Will think about it a bit. I bought it with the plan to make a shirt and a skirt or trousers. That's why it already has a zipper. A zipper that's too long for trousers with a zipper at the front, which was what I was planning… Clutz alert in aisle 2 of the haberdashery!
Either way this linnen will be flowing around my legs in some form or other this Summer. Trousers with a side zipper (or at the back) or a long skirt (with a side zipper, or at the back). And its colour will go well with the socks I'll have made from all the sock yarn that magically appeared at my doorstep this week:
DROPS yarn is having a sale!
These are some darker and stiffer fabrics:
All intended for things to wear over a shirt and a skirt.
On the bottom is a denim and it's for a pinafore dress, with pockets, which will be useful on a daily basis.
The dark grey linen in the middle will also become such a functional garment. It's quite heavy! I think I bought curtain fabric… in fact I'm sure I did. Not a clutz move though, curtains are excellent for skirts. They wear well. I also like to use upholstery fabric for skirts. So sturdy! Yet with fun woven in designs.
(as a side note, I just read on the web that quality bedding sheets are excellent for dress shirts. High count Egyptian cotton? Why not. Just because it's labeled "bed linen" doesn't mean it isn't a piece of quality fabric.)
Sourcing fabric with the qualities the garment needs to have.
Wearing garments that are functional to your life, not just decorative.
Patterns that flatter the body shape and provide ease of movement.
Thinking about colours and contrasts that suit my own complexion.
Not paying much attention to the current fashion craze.
Paying much attention to skilled professionals who know how to create with their hands.
It's been done for ages.
Designer and bespoke tailor Ivey Abitz looks at historic dress and translates them into her collections of wearable, functional fashion.
She designed one of my main inspiration pictures:
Isn't it great?! You can imagine this wears like a dream, not restricting you at all. With natural white long sleeves under it… yes please!
Although I don't want my skirts to be so frilly, I'm not into the layer upon layer look. But I love the light-darker-light sequence of the design! That is exactly what I'm doing for me too. I bloggeded about the contrast my face has and how clothing/shawls help to flatter it. I mangled some pictures halfway this post to try and show you what I mean.
The smaller piece of olive green grey linen is intended to become an exact copy of this vest:
a design by Marcy Tilton, to show off her quality fabrics.
So many precision sewing details! How the back seam is bound with stripey band. How the inner collar differs in colour. Its shape! The round bib-shaped stitching. How the stitching in the side seam matches the bib-stitching. The button holes. How the vertical seams for shaping in the lower part are hardly noticable.
This is a garment very suiting for my body type.
If the "bib" shape is made stiff with underlining and topstitching it won't present the breasts so readily to any pedestrian. Instead it will guide away the eye from them, upwards.
Below the bib there's lots of inconspicuous shaping happening, right at the underbust, where I need it, without the pedestrian noticing.
The bib covers the bust and sets the stage for the neckline which in turn makes a perfect frame for whatever I've got going on there: a blouse with an interesting collar detail; a sparkling necklace orrrrr….a handknitted shawl!
There we are.
All this sewing plans with a particular goal of show off flattering (and functional!) handknits that I'll wear around my neck and my wrists. In quality yarns. In the right colours.
Because I love it.


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Discipline Process
A. Receiving a complaint
The discipline process is a legal process. The Health Professions Act (HPA) and the Social Work Profession Regulation define the actions that can or must be followed in each case. The process begins when a complaint, or information that is treated as a complaint, is received about a registered social worker.
Within 30 days of receiving a complaint or treating information as a complaint, the complaints director must notify the complainant of what actions will be taken with respect to the complaint. Under Section 55 of the HPA the complaints director may take the following actions :
- encourage the complainant and the investigated person to communicate with each other and resolve the complaint
- with the consent of the complainant and the investigated person, attempt to resolve the complaint
- make a referral to an alternative complaint resolution process under Division 2
- May request an expert to assess and provide a written report on the subject-matter of the complaint
- May conduct, or appoint an investigator to conduct an investigation
- If satisfied that the complaint is trivial or vexatious, dismiss the complaint
- If satisfied that there is insufficient or no evidence of unprofessional conduct, dismiss the complaint, and
- May make a direction under section 118
If the complaint is dismissed, the Complaints Director must notify the complainant within 30 days of their right to apply for a review by a complaint review committee. A request for review must be made in writing within 30 days of receiving notice of the dismissal.
If the complaints director determines that there is sufficient evidence that the social worker may have acted unprofessionally, the social worker will be contacted by telephone. In most cases, initial contact is made by telephone to let the social worker know a complaint has been received. If appropriate, an attempt may be made to resolve the matter informally as per Section 55(2)(a) or 55(2)(a.1) or to make a referral to alternate complaint resolution.
In cases where the complaints director requests an expert assessment or appoints an investigator, the registered social worker is notified of the complaint and given details on the matters to be addressed. In most cases, a copy of the original complaint is given to the social worker. The social worker may be asked to respond to the complaint in writing.
B. Investigating a complaint
The people who investigate complaints about social work practice are normally registered social workers who have received training specific to this role. Their job is not to prove innocence or guilt. It is their responsibility to gather factual evidence with regard to the complaint. Investigators normally begin by interviewing the complainant to gather further details about the allegations so as to ensure that the investigation will be complete. The social worker will also be interviewed, and both primary parties will be asked to identify other people who could provide additional useful information. The investigator will also ask for copies of documents that pertain to the complaint and may ask for samples of other work by the social worker for comparison. The Health Professions Act authorizes the investigator to copy and keep documents, to view originals and if necessary take them away. The length of an investigation will vary based on availability of people and information, complexity of the complaint, and legal or employment matters that may be involved.
C. Making a decision about a complaint
Once the investigation is complete, the complaints director makes a decision whether there is sufficient evidence to support the complaint or if the matter should be dismissed. If the complaint is dismissed, the complainant has the right to an appeal within 30 days. If there is evidence to support the complaint, the matter is referred to the hearings director for a hearing. Hearing tribunals include a minimum of two social workers and one public member.
A hearing is a formal process set out in the legislation. Witnesses may be called by the ACSW or the registered social worker, documents are placed in evidence, the proceedings are recorded, and a decision is issued upon completion. The decision may be appealed to Council.
D. Actions
In the majority of cases that result in a sanction against a social worker, the requirement is for something educational. Social workers have been directed to take courses, to work under supervision, to deal with an impairment that impacts their ability to work, to take some action to demonstrate their learning, and to share their learning with others through presentation or publication. As the cost of discipline proceedings is quite high, social workers are often ordered to pay a portion of the costs. In rare cases, a social workers practice permit may be suspended or cancelled.


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MLB Draft: Two U-M Juniors, Three Signees Selected
MLB Draft: Two U-M Juniors, Three Signees Selected
Two Michigan juniors and three Michigan signees were selected on day three of the MLB draft. Junior right-hander James Bourque was the first picked, going in the 14th round (#424 overall) to the Washington Nationals. Erik Bakich had gone into the draft expecting Bourque to be drafted and to sign, and he indicated that again in an MLive article today.
"He is a hard-thrower," Bakich said, in a phone interview Saturday. "He got his fastball up to 96 miles per hour by the end of the season, and he has stuff with his fastball and curveball that from a professional standpoint is really good."
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"Any where a player gets drafted on day three of the draft gives them a good opportunity to start a professional career," Bakich said.
Bakich expects Bourque to sign with the Nationals.
But in a Freep article, Bourque sounded more uncertain:
Bourque has no idea of his plans, whether he'll sign or return for his senior year at Michigan, but the uncertain part is over.
"I'm definitely more relieved," he said. "The whole draft process gets old and you don't really get any news until you see your name on the draft board... I'm just more relieved and glad it's done and I can focus on what I'm doing now and talk to them."
The Tigers drafted junior southpaw Trent Szkutnik in the 20th round (#610 overall). As with Bourque, Bakich had been anticipating that Szkutnik would go pro. That still seems to be the case given that he's a local product, who went to high school at Temperance Bedford and is a Tigers fans. Here's a quote from an MLive article:
"It is great to see the team from our state take Trent," Michigan baseball coach Erik Bakich said. "Everyone is extremely excited about him getting a chance to play professional baseball here in Michigan."
The first Michigan signee drafted was Drew Lugbauer, a 6-4 catcher out of Arlington H.S. in New York, selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in round 21 (#624 overall). A local news article indicates he's still planning on coming to Ann Arbor:
"We spoke to the Blue Jays before the draft and they knew I was going to school. I'm really thankful they selected me,'' Lugbauer said.
"I'm going to keep doing what I've been doing and try to develop as a player to the best of my ability (at Michigan).''
With Cole Martin graduating this year, Lugbauer could be a key member of the 2014 class.
Taken in round 26 (#786 overall) by the Texas Rangers was another signee, Jayce Vancena, a right-handed pitcher out of Lake H.S. in Millbury, Ohio. The Rangers had expressed serious interest in Vancena heading into the draft, even summoning him down to Texas for a pre-draft workout and forcing him to miss a playoff game in the process (according to this article).
The Tigers drafted a second Michigan signee in round 31 (#940 overall)—Grant Reuss, a left-handed pitcher from Cranbrook Kingswood H.S.
Note that July 18 is the deadline for drafted players and teams to reach deals.


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Melissa McCarthy is living in a Gangsta's Paradise in the trailer for Tammy
As soon as I saw the teaser for TAMMY, I knew that somewhere out there in the movie blogsphere that someone would reference Shia LaBeouf. Youll understand why after you see it.
Here we see Melissa McCarthy as a bumbling, crazy person doing a pre-burger robbery ritual to Coolios infamous Gangstas Paradise. This is an interesting teaser since we are basically just getting a scene from the movie. Personally, I get plenty of laughs from McCarthys physical humor. So if you like McCarthy, and like the promise of Susan Sarandon playing her drunk grandma then this is for you.
Larry, shes telling me to take you out.
After losing her job and learning that her husband has been unfaithful, a woman hits the road with her profane, hard-drinking grandmother.
TAMMY hits theaters on July 2, 2014.


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Maybe it has something to do with Mirror neurons
A mirror neuron is a neuron that fires both when an animal acts and when the animal observes the same action performed by another.[1][2][3] Thus, the neuron "mirrors" the behaviour of the other, as though the observer were itself acting. Such neurons have been directly observed in primate and other species including birds. In humans, brain activity consistent with that of mirror neurons has been found in the premotor cortex, the supplementary motor area, the primary somatosensory cortex and the inferior parietal cortex.
A mirror neuron is a neuron that fires both when an animal acts and when the animal observes the same action performed by another.[1][2][3] Thus, the neuron "mirrors" the behaviour of the other, as though the observer were itself acting.
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Even though this is a sad story in one aspect, it is also a incredible story as well. They mystery and magic of the animal kingdom never ceases to amaze me. I have to ay for me, sad as it is, I also find myself having a feel good moment as well about it. Hope it stirs you folks as well in some wondrous way.
Here is a couple snips of the story:
For 12 hours, two herds of wild South African elephants slowly made their way through the Zululand bush until they reached the house of late author Lawrence Anthony, the conservationist who saved their lives.The formerly violent, rogue elephants, destined to be shot a few years ago as pests, were rescued and rehabilitated by Anthony, who had grown up in the bush and was known as the "Elephant Whisperer."
For two days the herds loitered at Anthony's rural compound on the vast Thula Thula game reserve in the South African KwaZulu – to say good-bye to the man they loved. But how did they know he had died March 7? Known for his unique ability to calm traumatized elephants, Anthony had become a legend. He is the author of three books, Baghdad Ark, detailing his efforts to rescue the animals at Baghdad Zoo during the Iraqi war, the forthcoming The Last Rhinos, and his bestselling The Elephant Whisperer.
To read the rest of the story and see pictures of the herds, CLICK HERE
Thanks for sharing, wonderful and touching tale, almost moved me to tears. Animals may not be as smart as us but they can definitely feel and sense. And judging from the way humans are treating them I wouldn't consider those elephants "wild", just deeply and naturally resentful at the deprival of their freedom and murder of their relatives through no fault of their own. Much thanks to Lawrence Anthony for saving those creatures' lives and may his soul rest in peace.
Much credit too to whites as we seem to be the only ones who go out of our way to save and preserve wildlife throughout the world. I have yet to see a negro, arab, or asian go out of their way to do something for the benefit of the planet, rather than whine about western oppression while flooding our countries with their unwanted presence and lapping up our culture and technology like a 70 year old whore with her first client. The world certainly benefits the most from our control of it.
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Just look at the size of the brains that Elephants have. In doing that, it's hard for me not to believe that they might actually be smarter than us.
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Elephants are amazing animals. This story is fantastic, thanks so much OP.
I am convinced we know almost nothing about how intelligent they really are.


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The Professionalism Recognition Program (PRP) is a unique opportunity for Business and Hotel & Restaurant Management (HRM) majors to distinguish themselves by developing and demonstrating professional qualities in the classroom and through extracurricular activities.
Students that complete the required amount of extracurricular activities and accumulate the minimum number of professionalism ratings ("Highly Professional," "Professional," "Participating," or "Unprofessional") from The W. A. Franke College of Business (FCB) faculty and staff may earn one of three rankings. Upon graduation participants will receive a letter from the Dean recognizing them for the level of professionalism displayed throughout the program.
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Hello Everyone!
Sorry we haven't posted here in a while. Life gets so busy sometimes.
My sister and I finished our third CD titled "Rise to the Challenge" back in April and we released it at the 2010 National Faith and Freedom Conference. We got great reviews and everyone seemed to really enjoy it. You can listen to a couple of the songs on our website www.heritageconnectionband.com.
Our little brother Andrew has turned into quite the Fiddle/Violin player these past few months. We're very proud of how hard he's been working and will be very excited when he can start playing with us at events and recording music. He's even been working on writing a few songs of his own for Heritage Connection to play. Soon we will be a three person band. :)
I can't help but make note of how many rude comments we get about that really old post where my sister mentions us eating enchiladas. It's so funny that people come to our website and start cussing us out because we like to eat enchiladas sometimes! If only those people knew how much their comments make us laugh. Get real people! Just because we like to eat enchiladas doesn't mean we want a bunch of illegal aliens coming over here from Mexico!
Thank you for reading this short update and we hope that everyone is good and staying cool in this super hot summer! Don't forget to help support our band by purchasing our CD's or telling other people about our music! Everything little bit helps. :)
Stay White and Proud and don't let everyone put you down for it!
God Bless,
P.S. Check out these great web shows Youth Focus, The Andrew Show, The White Women's Perspective and the Global Minority Report at www.whitepridetv.com.
Monday, August 9, 2010
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