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Laws controlling the manufacture of foods have evolved since 1266 AD when the weight and prices of bread was fixed. The Assize of Bread and Ale was a 13th-century statute in late medieval English law that set standards of quality, measurement, and pricing for bakers and brewers. It was the first law in British history to regulate the production and sale of food. At the local level, this resulted in regulatory licensing systems, with arbitrary reoccurring fees, and fines and punishments for lawbreakers. Today's food legislation regulates the manufacture of most foods to ensure that they are produced and sold in a safe and honest manner.
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Lack of knowledge of the law and therefore not complying with the law is viewed as a potential reason for failure in any audit protocol. It is argued that one cannot comply with the law until one knows the law.
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This training course will focus on objectives one and three (above), to protect human health and provide the consumer with the correct information which will allow them to make an informed decision. The F.S.A.I. website will be used as the source of legal reference during the course.
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This course comes with a comprehensive manual, which proves to be an excellent source of reference after the course.
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Misdemeanor possession is one of the most common offenses the Maryland court system sees. It involves cases from simple possession of drug paraphernalia, all the way up to possession of what one might consider harder drugs like, marijuana, cocaine, and heroin. These cases are prosecuted by prosecutors from the State's Attorneys Office of the respected county where a person has been charged.
What people can expect as first time possessors of a controlled dangerous substance is usually a diversion program. Almost every county in the state of Maryland will offer defendants an opportunity to take drug education classes in exchange for a full dismissal of the criminal charges that have been lodged against them. In some situations, when a person is perhaps in possession of a larger amount of marijuana or some other drug but not in such a quantity that would constitute felony possession, diversion might not be on the table.
People can expect that cases like this will be prosecuted by the state's Attorney's Office, and a defense attorney can be extremely helpful in formulating the appropriate defense. Many don't realize that their rights — specifically when drugs were found on their person, in their vehicle, or in their home — are significant. The 4th Amendment of the Constitution regulates a number of these rights and a defense attorney that's qualified in understanding the 4th Amendment as well as other evidentiary issues is going to be extremely helpful in determining what can be suppressed, and what evidence may actually not be admissible in a criminal courtroom.
Maryland is one of the harshest jurisdictions within the United States when it comes to the prosecution and sentencing of drug offenders. In addition to enforcing mandatory minimum prison sentences for many drug-related crimes, especially repeat offenses, Maryland was one of the leading states in arresting marijuana possession offenders — police arrested 23,000 offenders in 2010. But in 2012, the state passed a law lowering the penalty for marijuana possession to no more than one year of imprisonment and a fine not to exceed $1,000.00. Some offenders, however, may not be so fortunate: being convicted for a fourth drug distribution in Maryland charge can result in a 40-year prison sentence. More information on Maryland drug laws is available here, with a specific page devoted to drug distribution laws.
Drug charges are a serious matter and demand the assistance of a professional Maryland drug lawyer. With overcrowding in prisons becoming a serious problem, repeat offenders may find that an expert attorney can avoid mandatory minimum prison sentences by negotiating plea arrangements with prosecutors. You owe it to yourself to fight for your freedom and have the best possible chance of maintaining it with the help of one of our expert Maryland drug lawyers.
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A total of 47,633 people were arrested in 2010 for drug charges in Maryland, as defined under criminal code Section 5-602 through Section 5-606 of the Code of Maryland. The highest percentage of arrests was for marijuana charges — about 56 percent. Opium and cocaine accounted for a further 38 percent. Only about 19 percent of all drug arrests throughout Maryland were for sale or manufacture, which are typically treated more seriously during sentencing compared to simple possession.
Possession of Marijuana in Maryland
While possession of any drug in Maryland can be a serious charge, possession of marijuana is one of the least strictly enforced. Under Section 5-601(a)(1), it is illegal to possess marijuana, and the penalty for violating this law depends on the amount in your possession at the time of your arrest:
- Possession of 10 grams or more – $1,000.00 fine, one year imprisonment
- Possession of less than 10 grams – a civil penalty of $100 to $500
A Maryland drug lawyer can always dispute drug possession charges, especially if there is evidence to suggest that the amount listed in your charges is inaccurate. Maryland also punishes offenders of § 5-601(a)(2), which stipulates a $1,000.00 fine and one year of imprisonment for those who obtain marijuana by fraud.
Possession of Other Drugs in Maryland
Potential sentences for drugs other than marijuana in Maryland are typically much harsher. Section 5-601(a)(1) denotes the maximum penalty for all possession charges as being a $25,000.00 fine and/or imprisonment not to exceed four years. However, under § 5-614, the state levies significant charges against those who attempt to bring large amounts of any drug into the state, regardless of whether or not it was intended for distribution. If you are arrested for attempting to bring the following quantities of drugs across state lines, you could be facing up to a $50,000.00 fine and imprisonment for up to 25 years.
- 45 kilograms of marijuana or more
- 28 grams of cocaine or more (or a mixture that contains cocaine)
- 4 grams of opium or morphine or more, or any derivative
- 1,000 dosage units of lysergic acid diethylamide (or a mixture containing)
- 28 grams of phencyclidine or more in liquid or powder
- 112 grams of anything containing phencyclidine or more
- 1,000 dosage units or more of methaqualone
- 28 grams of methamphetamine (or a mixture containing) or more
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The primary indicator of distribution for many police officers is the presence of large amounts of a drug that are unlikely to be for personal use. For example, prosecutors could push for distribution charges (a felony) if you are arrested with more than 28 grams of cocaine, even if you had no intention of selling or distributing the drug. Normally, all possession charges in Maryland are misdemeanors. A felony drug conviction will not only result in immediate and severe penalties, but will likely have a negative impact on the rest of your life — such a conviction can hinder your ability to seek gainful employment, find an apartment, and obtain credit. A professional Maryland drug lawyer can examine all evidence against you and fight the state on your behalf.
Penalties for Drug Paraphernalia Possession
Similar penalties exist in Maryland for the possession of drug paraphernalia or any item used to administer drugs. These items could include syringes, spoons, pipes, and bongs. § 5-619(c)(1) through § 5-620(b) outline the specifics and penalties of drug paraphernalia charges in Maryland. Section 5-619(c)(1) makes it illegal to possess any drug paraphernalia. Violation of this law is a misdemeanor punishable by a $500.00 fine for the first offense. Subsequent offenses increase the penalty to $2,000.00 and two years' imprisonment. Section 5-619(d)(1) lists the same penalties for distributing paraphernalia. Although still a misdemeanor, distributing drug paraphernalia to a minor is punishable by up to $15,000.00 in fines and eight years' imprisonment.
It's important to remember that a qualified Maryland drug lawyer can fight drug paraphernalia charges in the state by making a variety of arguments, including that the paraphernalia was never intended for illegal drugs at all or the materials used for manufacturing drugs were not your own or on your property.
Sale, Manufacture, and Distribution Drug Laws and Penalties
Any evidence suggesting that you intended to sell, manufacture, or distribute controlled substances other than marijuana should be carefully examined by a Maryland drug defense lawyer, as the associated penalties are severe (even for a first offense).Under the Code of Maryland, Section 5-603, Section 605-609, and Section 612, the following is asserted:
- Manufacturing, selling, or distributing any Schedule I or II narcotic: 20 years' imprisonment, $25,000.00 fine
- Manufacturing, selling, or distributing LSD, PCP, or fentanyl: 20 years' imprisonment, $20,000.00 fine
- Any other controlled substance: 5 years' imprisonment, $15,000.00 fine
Sections 5-602 through 5-606 designate subsequent offenses (even if previous convictions were in other states) as carrying more substantial penalties:
- Second offense: 20 years' imprisonment, $25,000.00 fine
- Third offense: 25 years' imprisonment, $100,000.00 fine
- Fourth offense: 40 years' imprisonment, $100,000.00 fine
Possession of drug materials that indicate a likelihood of manufacture (such as a "meth lab" or "grow operation") is a much more serious crime when in reference to drugs other than marijuana. Possession of materials used to grow marijuana, in sufficient amounts to indicate distribution, is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one years imprisonment and a $1,000.00 fine. With all other materials used to create controlled substances, the charge can be a felony with a potential $25,000.00 fine and four years imprisonment.
Conditional Drug Penalties
Certain conditions can exacerbate penalties related to drug charges. Two of the most common conditions Maryland drug lawyers face are distribution of any drug within 1,000 feet of a school and possession of a firearm during a drug trafficking crime (excluding marijuana). The penalty for those who allegedly attempt to distribute a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of an elementary or secondary school, per Section 5-627, is no more than 20 years imprisonment and/or a fine not to exceed $20,000.00. Section 5-621(b)(1) makes it a felony to possess a firearm during the commission of a drug trafficking crime. In order to be charged with this crime, the state must prove that the firearm was related to the drug crime allegedly taking place — a burden that an experienced Maryland drug lawyer can help to ensure is not met.
Kush Arora in His Own Words
Below are several links to question-and-answer pages excerpted from an interview with Kush Arora in which he discusses drug offenses in Maryland.
- On Common Drug Offenses in Maryland
- On Alternative Sentencing in Drug Cases
- On Federal vs. State Drug Investigations
- On the Impact of New Drug Laws
Related Resources
If you are seeking a drug lawyer in Washington, DC or Prince William County, visit these links to learn more about our offices in those locations.
Contact a Maryland Drug Lawyer
If you need the services of a Maryland Drug Lawyer call MD Criminal Attorney Kush Arora on (301) 761-4842 for a free confidential consultation.


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Each startup receives $50,000 up front, and up to $150,000 from BDC at the end of the program. One cohort has concluded, and on Monday night Extreme held a private pre-Demo Day reception for investors, mentors and the startups, which attracted about 120 people. It was an opportunity for investors from places as far afield as New York, Boston, Silicon Valley, Montreal, Vancouver and India to meet with the entrepreneurs and the Canadian investment base.
Tuesday began with Extreme ringing the bell to open the Toronto Stock Exchange, followed by a lunch for CEOs of some of Canada's most exciting tech companies: Wattpad, Shopify, Wave Accounting, Uken Games and Freshbooks, as well as a group of venture capitalists. That lead into Demo Day at Toronto's historic Berkeley Church. Four hundred people – a mix of investors, startups, corporate sponsors and media – watched a video featuring five Extreme investors (OMERS Ventures, Rho Canada Ventures, Relay Ventures, Extreme Venture Partners and BDC Venture Capital) describing their commitment to the program and their vision for tech investing in Canada.
After a pair of keynotes, each startup CEO was introduced by the mentors who had spent considerable time with them for the past three months. The pitches to potential investors were eight minutes long. The five companies and their respective Demo Day results were:
- Gijit: A "personal calendar assistant," which helps schedule meetings quickly by co-ordinating and creating events based on the availability of all users. The company announced it is attempting to raise $500,000 and that it's half-way there upon completion of the sale of the original company, Addin Social, abandoned in favour of Gijit in week two.
- Granify: Assists online stores by displaying offers, recommendations and messages personalized to each shopper to maximize the likelihood of a purchase and increase order sizes. It expects to announce some funding news later this week.
- Shoplocket: Allows anyone to start selling online in minutes by having them create a product, embed it in any website, Facebook page or blog post, and start collecting orders. It now has a signed term-sheet from Rho Canada Ventures for $500,000 and it hopes to raise an additional $500,000 from other venture capitalists.
- Simply Us: A private place to stay close and organized with your partner by sharing memories, messages, calendars, lists and more. SimplyUs plans to raise $750,000 with commitments so far totalling more than $400,000 from a group of high-profile angel investors.
- Verelo: A website monitoring service that focuses on providing large-scale web hosting providers with deep insight into their customer base. The company is currently in discussions with various venture capitalists and angel investors.
"We think that all five of our startups are on track to raise seed capital beyond the Extreme Startups initial investment and we are told that this is a highly remarkable outcome, particularly here in Canada," Extreme Startups chief connector Sunil Sharma said in an e-mail. "For the ones that do not have signed term-sheets in place, we will help them get there. It's part of our commitment to our startups with their participation in the accelerator."
Once Demo Day concluded, Extreme hosted an event with the Canadian Innovation Exchange (CIX), which celebrates the best of the country's tech firm achievements. It also announced a partnership with General Assemby from New York to start co-delivering tech courses to the Toronto community. Tuesday concluded with an evening event, the Startup Soiree, described as Extreme's "attempt to give thanks to the overall startup ecosystem by inviting people from various networks across the city."
Now it's back to work. "We think it was (a big deal) for Toronto," Mr. Sharma said, "and a great start to what we think will be an ongoing effort to help build early stage tech companies in this city."
U.S. product launches in Canada
A privately held, U.S.-based women's health company is launching in Canada after receiving Health Canada's approval for its medical device. Viveve Inc. claims to have developed the first non-surgical procedure to restore vaginal tissue and improve sexual satisfaction after childbirth. "Canada is a very important market for Viveve and presents a significant opportunity," Patricia Scheller, CEO of Viveve, said in a press release. "The Health Canada approval is a key milestone in our commercialization strategy." The company says its radio-frequency device uses low levels of energy to restore collagen fibers that become overstretched and damaged during childbirth. It adds the procedure is performed in a doctor's office by a trained physician, without the need for anesthesia, in about 30 minutes. The product is currently not for sale in the United States.
Living the dream
Claire Hall quit her job as a sales manager for a fashion design company to earn a living as a full-time artist, after she posted pictures of some of her paintings on Facebook and got 20 orders in 24 hours. Her clients can send in pictures of their living space, and Ms. Hall produces artwork to fit with the room. She tries to keep prices affordable, with larger pieces starting at about $300. She is up to about three paintings a week, and expanding her offerings to incorporate photos. Some of her designs are sold at home products store UpCountry.
Off you go to Montreal
The International Startup Festival is a three-day event held in the historic Old Port of Montreal, and brings together industry veterans and fresh new faces, creative thinkers, experienced entrepreneurs and technologists from around the world. Click here for the list of speakers, and to find out how to register and show off your company's product.
Start your app engines
Mobile App Camp aims to "provide exciting new business opportunities for start-up mobile ventures." Over the course of a weekend, participants form a multi-disciplinary team on site or in advance to develop an app based on Rogers Media or Corus Entertainment properties on the Microsoft Windows platform. It's an opportunity to network and work with major players in the industry. The event takes place in Toronto the weekend of Aug. 24.
There's a first time for everything
Hiring his inaugural employee wasn't a task Scott Brookfield took on lightly or found easy to do. Where would the CEO and chairman of Blackline Management Group Ltd. in Halifax find the right person for the job? Someone with whom he would be compatible? And how would he pay for the salary and benefits, as the company was not yet generating enough income to cover such costs?
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Glass Negative - Double Toggle Jaw Crusher, Chas Ruwolt Pty Ltd, Richmond, Victoria, 1928 Reg. No: MM 011881
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- Front view of a Ruwolt cast mainframe 42"x 30" double toggle jaw crusher for Adelaide Cement Co.'with man in photograph. Taken in Charles Ruwolt Fitting Shop
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday withdrew its support to the nearly five-month-old Jharkhand Mukti Morcha-led government in Jharkhand reducing it to a minority, following which Chief Minister Shibu Soren was asked by the Governor to prove his majority on the floor of the Assembly by May 31.
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Hope springs eternal for cyber laws after House approval
Lawmakers overwhelmingly passed the National Cybersecurity Protection Advancement Act and the Protecting Cyber Networks Act this week. These are the first cybersecurity information sharing bills with broad support in more than five years.
Tags: Cybersecurity , Technology , House , Information sharing , Congress , Mike McCaul , Bob Dix , Trend Micro , Tom Kellermann , DHS , ODNI , NCCIC , CTIIC , Jason Miller
Inside the Reporter's Notebook: Cyber bills abound; OFPP and reverse auctions; DoJ's API release
In this week's "Inside the Reporter's Notebook," the passage of five cybersecurity bills by Congress in the past week signals a long-coming and much needed change to how agencies defend their computer networks; an interesting bid protest decision flew under the radar that signals yet another challenge to FedBid, the reverse auction contractor and the Justice Department's first foray into the open data world with the launch of two APIs is noteworthy, but the underlying reason why DoJ could release the software code is really the story here.
Tags: acquisition , Acquisition policy , GAO , OFPP , FedBid , reverse auctions , Oversight , bid protest , FitNet , Raul Espinosa , Scott Amey , POGO , Inside the Reporters Notebook , Jason Miller , industry , Technology , Justice Department , Joe Klimavich , Deloitte , Skip Bailey , open source , Drupal , DoD , superior supplier program , Professional Services Council , Alan Chvotkin , FISMA , Research and development , workforce , DHS , NIST , Alma Cole , Bob Dix , Tom Carper , Tom Coburn , pay and benefits
Defense Cloud Computing - "Progress & Best Practices" 2013
Listen Wednesday November 13th @ 12pm
Program will discuss the following: Progress Report on Defense Cloud Computing Initiatives, Key Benefits with Cloud Computing, Key Challenges to Overcome, Addressing Security Concerns in a Cloud Strategy Environment, Lessons Learned & Best Practices, and A Vision for The Future.
Tags: Trezza Media Group , defense cloud computing , McAfee , HP Enterprise , Gary Blohm , David Bennett , Frank Konieczny , Tim LeMaster , Ken Kartsen , Patricia Tracey
Virtualization & Data Center Consolidation-"Progress & Best Practices" 2013
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Program will discuss the following: Progress Report on Virtualization & Data Center Consolidation, Key Benefits Associated with Virtualization & DCC, How Does Cloud Computing Get Factored into your Strategy, Major Challenges to Achieving their Goals, Is Security a concern in a Virtualized Environment, and A Future Vision for the next 1 to 3 years
Tags: Trezza Media Group , Virtualization , Data center consolidation , Technology , Ray Brow , Larry Grossman , Zach Baldwin , Darren House , Tim LeMaster , Julie Lockner , Informatica , Unicom
Data Center Consolidation "Progress & Best Practices"
Listen October 4th@ 12pm
Program will discuss the following: Can we Keep Momentum in Tough Budget Times, How Does Cloud Computing & Managed Services Factor in to Strategy, Other Major Challenges, Do Energy Savings Factor into Strategy, Security Issuaes and a Vision for The Future
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Cybersecurity fails to live up to expectations, reflect reality
The administration has struggled to fulfill its promise to take enough concrete steps to make cybersecurity a national security priority. Experts say the White House fell short in several areas, most notably in getting comprehensive cyber legislation passed.
Tags: Technology , Cybersecurity , Obama Impact , David Smith , Potomac Institute , Bob Dix , Patrick Howard , SecureInfo Corp. , Phyllis Schneck , McAfee , Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board , White House , Congress , Larry Clinton , Internet Security Alliance , Jason Miller
Analysis: Competing bills offer different approaches to cybersecurity
Bob Dix, vice president for government affairs and critical infrastructure for Juniper Networks, joined The Federal Drive with Tom Temin to talk about the new cyber bill introduced by Senate Republicans.
Tags: Cybersecurity , Technology , Bob Dix , John McCain , Joseph Lieberman , Susan Collins , Congress , Senate , Michael OConnell , Federal Drive
Draft cyber bill gives DHS controversial authorities
The Senate is set to take up comprehensive cyber legislation in January that already is causing experts heartburn. Provisions to give the Homeland Security Department more authorities, including taking "any lawful action" to stop cyber attacks against systems holding federal data, are coming under fire. Industry experts are optimistic Congress will pass major cyber reform.
Tags: Technology , Cybersecurity , Alan Paller , James Lewis , Bob Dix , SANS Institute , CSIS , FISMA , Critical infrastructure , DHS , White House , Congress , industry , Jason Miller
Online forum seeks cloud computing best practices
SafeGov.org aims to provide government with a greater understanding of the benefits of cloud computing.
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CyberSecurity-"Progress & Best Practices"
Program discusses the progress on CyberSecurity with the DHS-DoD & ODNI.
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*+-Lucy & I decided to take a day trip to Chamonix yesterday. We've lived in the Alps for a year and a half, but still haven't actually seen much of the Alps… So after two hours and three trains, we made it to Chamonix, which was surprisingly warm for February. Then after another hour of […]Full Story »
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Want to be a flight attendant?
*+-I honestly hate Delta Airlines because they left me stranded in Kentucky a few summers ago and wouldn't pay for my hotel, but if you speak French and want to be a flight attendant, they are desperate for you! Delta is a part of the Sky Team Alliance, so it's partnered with Northwest, Air France, […]Full Story »
French shopping my way
*+-To encourage my agoraphobia even more (ok, I'm not really agoraphobic, I just hate people and I hate shopping), I ordered LaRedoute and 3Suisses catalogs so I could shop from home. I could just as easily shop from their websites, but I prefer looking through real pages rather than adding even more minutes hours to […]Full Story »
On learning and teaching
*+-I cracked open my French vocabulary books after a much-too-long break from them, and rediscovered why I love learning new words. Vocabulaire expliqué du français; niveau intermédiaire begins with a chapter on prefixes and suffixes, which are mostly the same in English thanks to Latin. But there was one prefix I didn't know in French: […]Full Story »
Buying furniture in France, or why I miss dad's big blue truck
*+-We had to buy a new sommier (box spring) today because our old one was held up with books. Thank you Harry Potter for not letting our mattress fall to the ground. I'm still amazed at how cheaply-made beds are in France. Thin wood held together with staples, what a genius idea. That wood will […]Full Story »
Jealousy times ten thousand
*+-What I am missing in Michigan: My parents' driveway after 6 inches (15 cm) of snow fell. My beloved car buried under 14 inches (35.5 cm) of snow. Brandy attacking the huge snow pile. That is what winter should be like…. ::sigh::Full Story »
Super Duper Tuesday
*+-I had my students vote in a fake primary today. The ballots were just as entertaining as the class. Can you understand the pictures next to the names? I think it's hilarious. Barack Obama and John McCain were the winners, although no one had heard of any of the Republican candidates and I did get […]Full Story »
What do groundhogs and crêpes have in common?
*+-February 2 is Groundhog Day (le jour de la marmotte) in North America; but here in France, it's la Chandeleur (le jour des crêpes). I forgot to mention that my interview is now up at Expat Interviews. Oh, and the president got married today. Apparently Sarko & Carla only met in November?? That was quick.Full Story »
*+-Annecy in winter I tried to pick up my new carte de séjour today. Except the people in Paris had made a mistake and sent an exact copy of the card I already have – visiteur that expires at the end of March. It's supposed to be travailleur temporaire that expires in May. ::sigh:: By […]Full Story »
Observations & Questions
*+-I'm still amazed that students cannot figure out that the American word vacation mean vacances. I know they've always been taught the British word holiday, but I thought they'd be able to understand it in context… Apparently I was wrong. What is another way of saying "What else?" All of my students are getting into […]Full Story »


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Why Evangelicals are the new partners for immigration reform
The Evangelical Immigration Table, founded in June 2012 by nine heads of evangelical organizations, is networking with evangelical leaders from across the spectrum to support immigration reform. Founders include the president of the National Association of Evangelicals, a large umbrella group representing many denominations and associations; Richard Land, an outspoken conservative and Southern Baptist leader; and Jim Wallis, bestselling author and leader of the left-leaning social justice organization Sojourners.
In June 2012, the Table released a wide-reaching, seven-point plan for immigration reform that included a call for secure borders, protection of family unity, and a path toward legal status or citizenship. It also left out many of the thorniest details, such as what steps a pathway to legal status would include and who would be eligible.
Even so, as religion writer Lisa Miller said in The Washington Post, the plan is "a document of exceptional accord among groups that rarely find themselves on the same side of anything."


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Spokane named Runner Friendly Community | Community Spirit
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The Road Runners Club of America has named Spokane a Runner Friendly Community for 2014.
RRCA selects Runner Friendly Communities based on specific criteria that includes community infrastructure, community support, and local government support for running. The RRCA adds that these communities have a track record of businesses and organizations working together to promote running for exercise and sport.
The RCCA cited Spokane's 4,100 acres of parks as well as the 37 paved miles to run along the Centennial Trail. Bloomsday also played a role in getting Spokane named as a Runner Friendly Community, in fact, the annual road race will act as the RCCA's National 12K Championship.
The RCCA was also impressed with how willing Spokane businesses are to help out a runner. Both local Starbucks locations and Runner's Soul are known for allowing runners to use their restrooms and are ready to offer them a glass of water when needed. The regional manager of Starbucks is also encouraging corporate offices to work with RCCA to declare all the stores official Runner Friendly Businesses.
The application was submitted by the Bloomsday Road Runners Club. Assistant Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer, Special Events Unit Supervisor Spokane Police Sgt. JD Anderson, Riverside State Park Manager Christopher Guidotti, A1A Head Coach Christopher Morlan and Nate Kinghorn of Runner's Soul all provided letters of recommendation for Spokane to be named a Runner Friendly Community.
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Kent State Hosts Maj. Ian Rutherford, April 20Posted Apr, 16, 2010
Kent State University's Lemnitzer Center for NATO and European Union Studies announces its spring semester program. The center's speaker will be Maj. Ian Rutherford, who is an assistant professor at the Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC) teaching courses in Canadian politics, international studies and strategic studies. He is also concurrently serving as the Canadian Forces' Visiting Defense Fellow at the Queen's University Centre for International Relations.
Rutherford will deliver his lecture, "Canadian Defense Policy: Past Determinants, Future Prospects," on Tuesday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 317 of the Kent Student Center. The event is free and open to the public.
He will address some misguided perceptions of Canadian policy, such as "Canada's defense problem is that it has no defense problem," situated as it is in the shadow of the United States. By offering remarks on the Cold War era and then the post-Cold War years, he will emphasize that Canadian policy makers have displayed a shrewd and realistic appreciation of Canada's place in the world and that Canada has been able to leverage its foreign and defense policies to further its national interests – American accusations of "free riding" notwithstanding.
Rutherford has an honours bachelor's degree in political science from Acadia University, a master's in war studies from RMCC, and is completing requirements for a doctorate in international relations at RMCC. He is an air combat systems officer with nearly 4,000 hours of operational flying on the CP-140 Aurora and participated in an exchange tour with the United States Navy flying the P3C Orion. Rutherford has completed a number of staff tours, including a position at the Canadian Expeditionary Force Headquarters where he conducted planning and effects evaluation for the Canadian combat mission in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
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I have the Dynamic Clothing Control and recently downloaded Daz 4.5, I decided to get the 32 bit versions as I hear there are issues with 64 bit.
My question is about the clothes that Opitex offers for free for V4 and the auto fit option in the new Daz. Will the program suggest the auto fit like it's done to me before and is it necessary to do so from V4 to Gen with dynamic clothes?
I don't want to auto fit if I don't have to yet still want to make sure the clothes are going to fit. I do not have the morphs for Genesis yet, so I would not be able to use the V4 morph for Genesis then apply the clothes.


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They say a picture speaks a thousand words. If this is true, then emoji means you could write a novel in no time at all. If you've not got a clue what emoji are, they're a selection of tiny little cartoons used mostly on mobile phones in texts, which range from the normal (dog, cat, car, etc…) to the frankly ridiculous (man in a bathtub, an aubergine, dollar bill with wings, etc…). Just looking at the assortment of little emoji on my phone now, I see a best-selling novel starting to appear…
Santa and one of the Queen's Guards found a turtle near a volcano. They were happy and drove a tractor to a castle where they saw the head of the Statue of Liberty and a ghost. To celebrate they rode a horse into the city to enjoy a… whisky? But, but, but, but… There's no whisky emoji!
Tags: #WhiskyEmoji, emoji, whisy, Ballantine's, camels
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Earlier this week, Amy Hopkins over at the Spirits Business posted a fantastic article that really spoke to us here at Master of Malt, all about the most famous mousers at distilleries around the world. If you had any doubts about cats being the best animal ever, then these brave feline warriors ought to cement their place at the top of the "Best Animal Podium". (If you were wondering, pugs are a close second, followed by bumblebees.)
But why does a distillery need a cat? You can understand other job roles like Master Blender, Maltster and Warehouse Manager being vital for the day to day tasks, but a cat?
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We're a little late to this one (busy 'n' that), but yet another footballm'n has in fact entered the whisky world. Following Haig Club's signing of 'Sir' David Beckham, SPEY have now snapped up his old England team-mate Michael Owen! (Meanwhile, Sven has wine covered - surely it's only a matter of time before we're hit with a Rio Ferdinand Cognac...)
I'll cover the interesting history of SPEY whisky below, but first allow this to sink in for a second: Michael Owen is the Global Brand Ambassador for a single malt Scotch whisky.
Tags: whisky, michael owen, john harvey mcdonough, spey whisky, speyside distillers, the speyside distillery, drumguish, harvey's of edinburgh, prohibition, seaham hall, county durham, al capone, lord byron, get to da choppa
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The folks here at MoM Towers aren't going to win the World Cup anytime soon. Our team, Bitter Bastards FC, are just a few players short of a full squad and therefore wouldn't qualify, so the German team has nothing to be worried about… Yet. We're also not going to win Wimbledon, despite a small subset of us being pretty gosh-darn good at squash (they're basically the same sport, one just has more passive aggressive connotations and a wall). Oscars? Probably not. Grammys? Unlikely. Nobel Peace Prize? Doubtful at best. Medals for making stunning drinks? Now you're talking!
That's right, that little preamble is leading up to us proudly showing off the medals our products scooped up at the prestigious International Wine & Spirits Competition 2014. We're always immensely excited and grateful when the products we make are commended by the highly knowledgeable tasters behind these awarding bodies - it really does mean the world to us.
Tags: International Wine & Spirit Competition, IWSC, awards, medals, 2014, The Lost Distilleries Blend, Darkness!, That Boutique-y Whisky Company, Master of Malt Secret Bottlings Series, The Handmade Cocktail Company, Professor Cornelius Ampleforth, Bitter Bastards, whisky, cocktails, gin, rum, bitters, geese
Categories : Bitters | Blended | Cocktails | Competitions | Gin | News | Rum | Tasting Notes | That Boutique-y Whisky Company | Whisky
Another classic for this week's #MasterofCocktails, the Sazerac.
Now this really is a very, very simple drink, but, like the Mojito from a few weeks ago, one that people love to overcomplicate. The most common over-complication is the belief that you need to stir a sugar cube with the whiskey forever and a day...
Luckily enough though, some bright spark has invented this stuff. It's called Sugar Syrup. You may have heard of it.
Tags: master of cocktails, the sazerac, FEW rye whiskey, peychaud's bitters, st george spirits absinthe verte, classic cocktails, whiskey, overcomplicating things
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Tuesday night saw the first ever Chivas Master announced in New York following the conclusion of The Chivas Masters global final. You can read all about the UK leg of the competition here, with Hawksmoor's Ali Reynolds coming through the heats and a fantastic UK final to take his place in the international showdown of Chivas Regal's first ever global cocktail competition!
Before we tell you who won the big prize though, here's your chance for your very own whisky cocktail win: We're giving away this rather handsome Chivas Masters Cocktail Set to one of you lovely folk. Keep reading to find out how you could get your hands on this cheeky little prize, including a full 70cl bottle of Chivas Regal 12 Year Old, a stylish Cocktail Shaker and Bar Spoon, plus Recipes for 4 classic cocktails (one from each 'age')!
Tags: chivas regal, the chivas masters, whisky cocktails, chivas 12 year old, cocktail set, ali reynolds, masahiro urushido, the dead rabbit, competitions, bars
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Back in October we heard that there was to be an exciting, new, secret product from William Grant & Sons and our thoughts immediately turned to a long-anticipated Kininvie single malt release. On that occasion we quickly realised that the imminent launch was in fact for Girvan single grain, but not this time folks. This time it's the real malty deal!
Kininvie has been William Grant's slightly mysterious, almost secret distillery for almost 24 years now, and I'm sure Brian Kinsman has lost count of the times people have asked him whether they'll ever release an official Kininvie single malt. Well last year they did just that - with an exclusive release in one country - and now it's the rest of the world's turn...
If you've ever visited Balvenie, then you may well have seen Kininvie distillery, it's that corrugated iron shed in its more famous brother's back garden.
Tags: whisky, single malt, kininvie, william grant and sons, balvenie, glenfiddich
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In 1920, Berry's was joined by Hugh Rudd, a lover of Bordeaux and German wines. Such an essential part of the business, Hugh Rudd's name was officially added to the door when the firm became a limited company in the 1940s.
The Second World War raged on, and tragedy struck when two of the partners lost their sons: Francis Berry's son George Gilbert died leading a charge against in the enemy in North Africa; and Hugh Rudd's son Brian was killed in action in Italy at just 20 years of age.
No. 3 was never hit directly during the London bombings, though the top floors were badly burnt. The shop itself escaped too much damage thanks to the old wooden shutters which protected the shopfront. Years later, during the 2011 London Riots, these shutters were put to use for a second time (though, in my opinion, Pomerol probably wasn't on the agenda).
Tags: berry brothers and rudd, tasting notes, review, whisky, glen grant 1974, glenrothes 1973, single malt, independent bottlers, three martini lunch
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When we received an invite to the launch of a new core Highland Park expression, we were naturally quite excited. The invite said that we were to be taken into the darkness for a whisky "dark by nature and character". Having recently released our own Darkness! range we had a pretty good idea what this meant. (Hint: yummy Sherry!)
What amused us about the invite, however, was that there was a hooded chap printed in the background that looked suspiciously like the protagonist from the '90s computer game 'Thief: The Dark Project' (emphasis added). Apparently it's actually supposed to be Magnus Eunson, the butcher/church official by day, legendary whisky smuggler/illicit distiller by night of Highland Park foundation myth (dating back to 1798). Indeed, whilst other whiskies may have adopted the dark, we're told that the Orkney single malt was very much born in it. BaneCat would be suitably impressed.
Tags: highland park, highland park dark origins, island whisky, highland park 12, no age statement, sherry cask, darkness!, thief, croquet mallet
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Earlier this year, I became rather enamoured with what is arguably the drinks world's most prestigious address – No. 3 St James's – home to the wine and spirits merchant, Berry Brothers and Rudd (known henceforth variously as BBR or Berry's).
This springtime love affair all started with a 'three martini lunch' on a surprisingly balmy day in February. I arrived fashionably late at No. 3 and climbed a steep wooden staircase through a locked door at the back of the shop to meet a group of familiar faces from spirits retail. The event's hosts were BBR's charming spirits man, Doug McIvor, and Glenrothes' brand ambassador and gifted raconteur, Ronnie Cox.
Tags: berry brothers and rudd, tasting notes, review, whisky, independent bottlers, glenlossie 1973, invergordon 1988, single cask whisky, gin, no. 3 gin, ladies of dubious virtue
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Cruise ship carrying 122 adrift in Antarctica
Posted: 12/04/2008 - The Argentine navy says a cruise ship carrying 122 people is adrift and taking on water in Antarctica but is no danger of sinking.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - The Argentine navy says a cruise ship carrying 122 people is adrift and taking on water in Antarctica but is no danger of sinking.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Mexico is sending illegal Cuban migrants home for the first time under a new immigration accord.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Europe's top human rights court has ruled that storing DNA from people with no criminal record is a breach of their rights.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - An Iraqi police station in Fallujah has been leveled and another damaged in suicide car bombings that were apparently coordinated.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Israeli security forces have dragged some 250 Jewish setters out of a disputed house in the biblical city of Hebron.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Canada's prime minister has asked that Parliament be suspended until next month in an effort to delay a vote that could bring down his new government.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Rioting by Jewish settlers is spreading in the West Bank after Israeli soldiers forcibly removed about 250 extremists from a disputed house in the center of the West Bank city of Hebron.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - The U.S. military says two American soldiers have been killed in a suicide attack in Mosul.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Russia says it's sending a warship through the Panama Canal for the first time since World War II.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - A federal appeals court has upheld a $156 million judgment against three Palestinian charities accused of bankrolling terrorism, but dropped a Chicago man from the long-running civil suit.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Police say a baby boy whose troubled mother laid him in the manger of a church nativity in hopes that someone would find and care for him is doing well.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Federal authorities say six people have been arrested on charges of conspiring to smuggle the ivory of African elephants into the United States.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Pope Benedict XVI is urging banks to help families experiencing financial problems.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - There's word that riot police in Zimbabwe have cracked down on a group of doctors and nurses protesting the country's deepening economic and health crisis.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court cautions "it is time to be prepared" for reprisals in Darfur if he obtains a warrant to arrest the Sudanese president on genocide charges.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Pakistan's army says it has killed 30 militants in air strikes close to the Afghan border.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Officials in Thailand say the first departing flights are being cleared for takeoff from Bangkok's international airport, a week after anti-government protesters shut the place down.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - The military says U.S. troops killed 10 Taliban militants during operations in southern and central Afghanistan yesterday.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - Poland's Supreme Court has overturned a lower court ruling and is allowing the trial of seven soldiers suspected in the deaths of eight Afghan civilians.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - A hearing to decide if there is enough evidence to court-martial a U.S. Army sergeant on charges of murder in the deaths of four Iraqis has ended for the day without a decision.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - India's defense minister has called together the nation's military chiefs to tell them to be prepared for terror attacks from the air and the sea.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - A top American general in Iraq says there were fewer attacks in November than in any month since 2003.
Posted: 12/03/2008 - President Nicolas Sarkozy says a French aid worker seen in an Afghanistan hostage video was released by his captors "minutes ago."
Posted: 12/02/2008 - Top U.S. officials are due in India this week to press demands that Pakistan cooperate in the investigation into last week's deadly three-day assault in Mumbai.
Posted: 12/02/2008 - The leader of Virginia meditation group that was in Mumbia, India, during the recent attacks says identifying the remains of two followers was one of the most challenging things he has ever had to do.


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Who the heck are 5 Seconds of Summer?
Punk comes is all different shapes and sizes. Pop-punk in particular has evolved from Blink-182 to Green Day to Fall Out Boy to All Time Low and now pop-punk is going a little more pop than punk. This week, Australian quartet 5 Seconds of Summer announced a massive headlining North American tour a year in advance on the same day their album debuted at number one on the Billboard charts. They are by far the poppiest punk band to hit the radio.
Never heard of them? Whether you decide to welcome the band or not, you should make an informed decision. Gimme Noise has the 411 on the One Direction of pop-punk.
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One Direction's 1D World at Mall of America is a nostalgia presale
Luke Hemmings (17-years-old) - lead vocals and guitar
Michael Clifford (18-years-old) - guitar
Calum Hood (18-years-old) - bass guitar
Ashton Irwin (19-years-old) - drums
Hometown: Sydney, Australia.
Similar to: All Time Low, We The Kings, Yellowcard, The Summer Set.
The story: 5SOS formed in 2011 and grew their fanbase by posting videos of cover of songs from various artists such as A Day to Remember, All Time Low, Mayday Parade, and We the Kings, which they said are their influences. You can see and hear these pop punk influences in their music. They became YouTube stars, which is how they gained their following. They currently have nearly two million Instagrammers following them, four million followers on Twitter, and over six million Facebook likes.
Once One Direction took them on their Take me Home Tour in 2012, they became more known and their fanbase grew immensely. After signing to Capitol Records last year, there has been word they are looking to start their own label, which would partner off Capitol Records, to make all creative decisions. Within three years this band had success thrown at them quickly and are already headlining their own arena tour.
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Review: One Direction at Target Center
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How might memory be influenced by internal and external factors?
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Short-term and long-term memory can be influenced by both internal and external factors. The time and place where the memory occurred can have an impact on its formation. Internal factors affecting memory have to do with the neurons in the brain. If the brain is not developed, such as a in a baby, or is deteriorating, such as in an older person, then the memory may not fully form. Conditions in the person, such as someone who is tired or scared, can also have an impact. Adrenaline can impact memory formation.
External factors involving memory can include sensory input. Smell is a particularly strong association in memory formation. Other factors might include the social conditions (who a person was with), location and even time.
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Tuesday's report says that would shave off half a millimeter from the thickness of the screen.
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The Partnership's May 23 ad, this one in conjunction with the Office of National Drug Control Policy, offered, instead of a headline, a photo of a winsome child. Scrawled on her arm was the message "Stay involved in my life." Below came the pitch: Parents can be more influential than anyone in keeping their kids off drugs. Indeed, the ad concludes glibly, parents can be "the anti-drug."
The drug connection is not so obvious in another Times ad that appeared May 23. Buried on page F9, this ad claims that biotechnology is good for cotton farmers like Donna Winters, a middle-aged woman photographed sitting on a haystack. The ad was placed by the innocuous-sounding Council for Biotechnology Information.
A review of the group's Web site, www.whybiotech.com, suggests that its motives are not altogether unselfish. Members include major drug companies DuPont and Novartis, as well as the Biotechnology Industry Organization, which represents dozens more drug companies, including Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, Merck, and Hoffmann-LaRoche. Given that the drug companies are investing heavily in biotech, it makes sense that their nonprofit uses "good-farmer" images to sell biotech to the public.
My point isn't that the Times and the pharmaceutical industry are involved in a vast conspiracy, or that the industry is buying favorable coverage. It's that the drug industry, which boasts one of the top profit margins of any in the U.S., is paying hand over fist to reach the opinion leaders who read the Times .
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Hey PG, glad to see another young person getting in to the sailing lifestyle. Many good points have already been made. I will try to give a few of my own insights, perhaps they will prove useful.
I myself am 24 years old and own a 27' sailboat. I paid $2900 for her and have put about 5K into her with another 2K being needed for completion. I bought a project boat and what a project she has been! 10 months later and I am four weeks from moving aboard.
Your budget is plenty. I would look at boats in the 10-15K range which leaves plenty of money to do your own refit as well as the SURE TO BE money stealers you will find aboard your new home.
If you are mechanically inclined good for you. You will save loads of money by doing your own work.
Your biggest worry/concern is going to be getting your girlfriend to enjoy the lifestyle to the same extent as you. Boats are cramped quarters so everyone should be on the same page.
Also, where you are planning on staying is cold and wet. Read into condensation and winter wrapping, those will both be important for you and your comfort aboard.
As far as boats go? Stay below 35' feet. Look for production boats like O'Days, Morgans, Pearsons, Cheoy Lee's and so forth. You want to enjoy being a live aboard not being broke. I recommend you avoid the Rasseys and seacrafts for a later date.
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Today on Tablet, Jonathan Spyer writes on how the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the civil war in Syria are bringing Israel perilously close to war with its neighbors.
Though civil war has raged in Syria for 20 months, Sunday marked the first time that the conflict spilled over into IsraelŌĆöand the first direct engagement of Syrian ground forces by the IDF from the Golan Heights since the Yom Kippur War of 1973. Since that year, the border has been one of IsraelŌĆÖs quietest. But this week, in response to mortar shells that hit the religious farming community of Alonei Bashan, Israeli gunners fired a Tammuz missile at Syrian government forces near Bir al-Ajami on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights. Then, following an additional Syrian mortar shell on Israeli soil on Monday, Israeli tanks targeted the mobile battery that had fired the mortar, injuring two Syrian soldiers.
In the south, this year has seen the highest volume of rocket attacks targeting Israeli communities since Operation Cast Lead in the winter of 2008-2009. Since January 2012, 858 rockets and mortar shells have hit Israel, compared to 676 in 2011, 357 in 2010, and 317 following Cast Lead in 2009. The deterrence gained by the IDF as a result of the operation appears to be diminishing with time, and the presence of a Muslim Brotherhood regime in Egypt is probably also contributing to HamasŌĆÖ increased boldness in Gaza.
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Interesting how this debacle involved both analogue (obtaining negatives) and digital (recombo) works.
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