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**Tharsis** is a file conversion tool originally made for _Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan_ by Atlus for Nintendo 3DS. It is written in C# and based on the .NET Framework.

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Tharsis supports a variety of file formats, primarily those used in certain Nintendo 3DS games. A detailed listing of formats can be found [on the Wiki](https://github.com/xdanieldzd/Tharsis/wiki/FileFormats).

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From what I've learned.. Never add on Facebook your boss or the not-that-close-neither-friendly-relatives.. If they insisted tell them you're an active user for twitter and use it with them..
Keep Facebook to close family and to your friends..
As whisper said we usually learn after a big mistake. Mine was adding every single relative to my facebook friends. The only solution was to quit delete my account for a year. I created one but become very selective whom to add as fb friend.
yes you are right and there is another alternative by making 2 accounts , one of them for the close relatives an friends and the second one for the Colleagues .
ma3ek 7a2,,,facebook is too personal.
You can do that too.. But about me I can't manage two accounts..


Guide Posts of Strength, Inc. (GPS) provides directions for the journey to cancer patients and their close friends and family members through its interactive website, trusted experts, cancer guides, volunteer mentors and "Intersections," our regular educational programs.
GPS is the brainchild of oncologist Dr. Bernard Chinnasami. For years Dr. Chinnasami envisioned a program to help cancer patients though the daily challenges of a cancer diagnosis — the challenges that cannot always be addressed in a doctor's office.
He knew that even the most medically savvy patients become overwhelmed with the onslaught of information — and questions — that come when they hear the word "cancer." For most folks, it's simply too much to absorb.
In 2009 Dr. Chinnasami began treating Catherine Weaver for breast cancer. Cathy had worked with Dr. Chinnasami through her career in healthcare public relations so it was natural for the two of them to brainstorm about cancer care. In fact, it was in the chemotherapy room that Dr. Chinnasami and Cathy created GPS.


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The Other Side of the Mirror (1989)
TODAY IN STEVIE HISTORY: 'Rooms on Fire' sizzles up the summer charts
On July 1, 1989, "Rooms on Fire," the lead single from Stevie's fourth solo album The Other Side of the Mirror, peaked at number 16 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart. The summer release was even a bigger hit on the Album Rock chart, where it commanded pole position for one week. "Rooms on Fire" remains Stevie's highest charting song on the Album Rock chart, following by "Stand Back" (2) and "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (2). The song is also one of Stevie's most successful international singles, charting in the Top 50 in Australia (23), Germany (46), the Netherlands (15), and the UK (16).
Accompanied by a visually appealing video, "Rooms on Fire's" strong melodic hook and whimsically atmospheric production allow Stevie's vocals to soar, especially at the end of the song. Here is the official music video and some live performances of "Rooms of Fire" over the years.
Top of the Pops UK (May 1989)
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The Other Side of the Mirror Tour (Mountain View CA, 8/20/89)
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Whole Lotta Trouble Tour (Wantagh NY, 7/23/91)
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Street Angel Tour (West Hollywood CA, 9/18/94)
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The Other Side of the Mirror turns 25
New releases recommended: The Other Side of the Mirror

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Sussex County school officials agree to wage freeze
ctatu@njherald.com
Following last month's state-aid cuts, several Sussex County school administrators have agreed to forgo pay raises for the 2010-11 school year.
As of Friday afternoon, administrators in five districts — Lafayette, Sussex-Wantage, Sparta, Ogdensburg and Hopatcong — had agreed to salary freezes.
Last week, Gov. Chris Christie announced he was extending the deadline to June 30 for districts to receive additional state aid in exchange for school employees agreeing to a wage freeze or reduction in pay. The initial deadline for teachers and administrators to agree to a freeze was April 5.
The measure was specifically aimed at teachers' unions, but County Superintendent of Schools Rosalie Lamonte said even if administrators are the only ones to forgo a raise, the district may still be eligible for money back.
"We haven't gotten the quote from the official word yet, but I think that's how it would happen," Lamonte said Friday. "Whether it's three employees or 1,500, they should get back some money."
So far, no Sussex County teachers have agreed a wage freeze or reduction, although several districts are in active discussions with their teachers' unions about a freeze, Lamonte said.
Administrators in the five districts said sacrificing their pay raises was necessary to help close unforeseen budget gaps created by Gov. Chris Christie's massive state-aid cut, announced March 17.
Districts were told the "worst-case scenario" would be a reduction of up to 15 percent in state aid, but many were handed deeper cuts.
In Sussex County the reductions ranged from 10 percent to 39 percent.
Sparta was among the hardest hit, with a nearly 38 percent slash in aid.
"So far, everyone we have asked to take a wage freeze has done it," said Sparta Superintendent Tom Morton.
Morton, five principals, two assistant superintendents and all 30 custodians agreed to forgo raises in the coming school year, a measure that will save the district $150,000. Morton, whose 2009 pay totaled $215,641, was scheduled to receive a raise of 2.5 percent.
Last month, the district announced the possible elimination of about 74 positions — 34 of which are teachers — due to the state aid reduction.
Thanks in part to the savings generated by the administrators' wage freeze, four vice-principal positions will be saved, Morton said.
He expects the district's teachers also will join in and agree to a salary freeze for the 2010-11 school year. Teachers' contracts expire June 30, and the union is in discussions with the Board of Education about a possible freeze, he said.
In Hopatcong, 12 administrators have agreed to forgo raises, said Superintendent Charles Maranzano.
The Board of Education will vote on whether to approve the wage freeze during its meeting Monday night.
Maranzano and the business administrator, three business staff members, five principals and two assistant principals will give up their raises.
Because he was out of the office Friday, Maranzano did not have access to the total amount of savings the freeze would generate.
If teachers were to forgo raises, it could save the district about $1 million, and up to 18 of the 24 teaching positions the district is proposing to eliminate, he said.
The district is in active discussions with the union about that possibility of a freeze.
"You are asking people to do a lot by giving up the salary increase they negotiated," Maranzano said, admitting he has "mixed feelings" about it.
"Why should a select few have to forgo salary increases? What we are doing is making up for years of inefficient government, and now we are asking the people who are most affected by those inefficiencies to give up their raises," he said.
Maranzano, who has 20 years of experience as a superintendent, makes $170,000 annually and was due for a $1,700 raise in the 2010-11 school year.
Last week, Sussex-Wantage Superintendent Edward Izbicki, who makes $151,000 annually, agreed to forgo the $6,000 raise for which he was eligible.
Building and Grounds Manager Robert Gomes, who makes $67,000 per year, was entitled to a bonus of up to $10,000, but he also declined it.
Sussex-Wantage Board of Education Vice President Marina Krynicky said the savings was enough to reinstate the annual school play. Despite the savings, the school still is considering the elimination of 26 employees.
In Lafayette, Superintendent Keith Neuhs, along with the school business administrator and assistant principal have agreed to a salary freeze.
Neuhs makes $113,300 annually, the business administrator makes $98,400, and the assistant principal makes $72,500 — together the freeze equates to a $9,500 savings.
"We decided to give up our raises, pretty much right after we got our state aid numbers," Neuhs said.
The kindergarten- through eighth-grade district has also approached its teachers' union about a salary freeze, but they have declined, he said.
About 50 teachers belong to the union.
The district still has plans to review its support staff contracts — annual contracts that are up for renewal each June.
The Board of Education has the authority to vote on whether support staff receives a pay increase, Neuhs said.
Ogdensburg Superintendent Timothy Nicinski and Business Administrator Marilyn Cuykendall both agreed to eliminate their 2010-11 raises, saving the district a total of $4,520.
Nicinski, who makes $95,000 annually would have been eligible for a $2,451 raise and Cuykendall, who makes $80,179 would have been eligible for a $2,069 increase.
Cuykendall said the district still faces losing an assistant principal, an elementary education teacher, and having two full-time teachers move to part-time.
The teachers' contract will expire June 30. If the teachers take a pay freeze, it would equate to a $70,000 savings for the district, which is in discussions with the union about that possibility, Cuykendall said.
Lamonte said Hampton, Hardyston, Kittatinny and Wallkill Valley are also in discussions, or will shortly enter into discussions about a wage freeze with their teachers' unions.
"These are very difficult economic times for school districts, and the efforts of all groups to try to save positions as well as programs and services for students are laudable," Lamonte said.


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Aaron Clark-Ginsberg
Disaster research.
Network analysis of hazard interconnections
by aaron | posted in: Uncategorized | 3
This post is the first in a series focused on using network analysis to analyse disaster risk.
Disasters beget disasters. The 2010 Haiti earthquake for example, killed hundreds of thousands on its own, but it also led to a cholera outbreak that has, to this date, infected over 700,000 people and killed 9000. Knowing how these interconnections work can be useful for all elements of emergency planning. The knowledge that earthquakes can trigger vector borne disease outbreaks, for example, can be used to guide mitigation (e.g. by ensuring health and sanitation facilities are up to scratch in earthquake prone areas) preparedness (stocking medicine and investing in disease surveillance) and response (incorporating CLTS or other behavioural change programmes focused on disease following earthquakes).
Understanding these interconnections can, however, be challenging. Causal processes are often complex, and interconnections are not always apparent. Network analysis can be used to sort out these complexities. Network analysis is used to understand how actors, events, or other processes relate to each other. It often has a mathematical component, but can also be a tool for visualising interconnections and seeing how processes interrelate. This post applies network analysis visualisation tools to help understand hazard interconnections.
Network analysis of natural hazards
This is one of the maps I made using network analysis. I'll show you how I produced it and explain its implications.
The first step is to develop a table showing how natural hazards are connected. Each row is of a different hazard incident, and each column is a hazard event that can be 'triggered' by the initial hazard. The first row, drought, for example, shows that drought can trigger disease, erosion, fire, and pest infestation. The hazards in this table are from the CRED database, a global database of natural disasters. I have ranked their connections: a 0 indicates no connection, a 1 small and infrequent connection, a 2 is a medium and somewhat frequent connection, and a 3 is a large and common connection. The table is my estimate of these connections. If you have different opinions on any of these connections please let me know in the comments!
This table already has some utility. For example, it can clearly be seen that disease does not trigger any other hazards, meaning that you don't need to worry about other natural hazards in preparedness projects focus solely on disease. Floods, however, often result in disease, erosion, and landslides, so flood risk reduction should consider incorporating elements of disease, erosion, and landslide management.
This table is what is known as an adjacency matrix. Adjacency matrices show the connections, called edges, between components, called nodes. The nodes in this instance are the hazards, the edges the number.
I uploaded this agency matrix into Gephi, an open source programme for network visualisation, to create a few maps.
In-degree: hazards that are commonly triggered by other hazards
This first map highlights the hazards that are commonly triggered following a disaster event:
The size and colour are tied to the 'in-degree', the number of edges coming into a node. Nodes whose in-degrees larger are more likely to be triggered by hazard events. The map makes it clear that landslides, erosion, fire, and disease are common byproducts of other disasters. As such, you might want to incorporate these hazards if developing a generic preparedness plan. Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and drought, however, are not triggered by other disasters.
The relative location of nodes is also telling. I used ForceAtlas to spatialise the map. ForceAtlas is a force directed layout that simulates a physical system to spatialise a network. Under this configuration, nodes repulse each other while edges attract their nodes, similar to a spring linking two bipolar magnets (Jacomey et al., 2014). ForceAtlas uses a model of asymmetrical repulsion, which takes into account the degree of nodes, not just the weight of each edge, making each node interdependent on the other nodes for its position in space (Jacomey et al., 2014). In this map landslide, erosion, tsunami, and flooding are close to each other, meaning that they have close connections. They are, however, further away from fire, which shows that fire is less related.
Out-degree: hazards that trigger other hazards
The next map shows the hazards that trigger other hazards:
Size and colour are tied to 'out-degree', the number of edges coming out of a node, so nodes with higher out-degree are more likely to trigger other hazards. The map shows earthquake and drought to have a number of knock-on effects. As such, if you work in an area where earthquakes and drought are primary hazards, you should prepare yourself to respond to a number of other disasters when those hazards are realised. Again, the map was spatialised using ForceAtlas.
Degree Centrality and Eigenvector Centrality: hazard drivers
Finally, the last two maps show hazard drivers.
This map is a degree centrality map. Degree centrality is simply a combination of in degree and out degree. As such it shows the hazards with the most general connections to other hazards, both as triggers and as byproducts. Erosion, landslides, and floods are largest in this map.
Hazards with the highest degrees can be considered 'disaster drivers', the things that lead to disasters. To stop disasters from occurring you'd want to reduce these drivers.
A degree map is a basic method of identifying drivers that is probably good enough for risk management decision-making. However, disasters pathways are sometimes more complex than a simple two step process: flooding, for example, can trigger erosion which in turn can trigger landslides.
Eigenvector centrality is designed to capture these broader interconnections
Eigenvector centrality rests on the premise that each node's centrality is the sum of the centrality of the nodes it is connected to. Eigenvector centrality can therefore be a more precise measure than degree centrality for identifying hazard drivers. Compared to the degree centrality map erosion and disease are much larger drivers, while drought, earthquake, and tsunami much smaller.
These maps provide a mechanism for understanding how hazards are interconnected. Using a simple adjacency matrix, it is possible to use in-degree to identify hazards that are commonly triggered by other hazards, out-degree to identify the triggering hazards, and degree and Eigenvector centrality to identify hazard drivers. Such knowledge can help improve preparedness, mitigation, and response, strengthening risk management as a whole.
Besides providing practitioners with a deeper sense of hazard interconnections, the results of this analysis have clear implications and policy and theory. Specifically, by making very clear just how interconnected hazards are to each other, the analysis provides a strong argument for an 'all hazards' approach to disaster risk management. Since one hazard is often triggered by another, risk management practices cannot afford to focus on a single hazard at the expense of others. Additionally, the analysis moves beyond ideas that drivers are specific and few, relegated primarily to social issues like inequality and poverty: hazards are themselves drivers and should be viewed as such. These ideas in turn promote a move away from traditional reductionist approaches to risk, often expressed in equations like Risk=Probability x Impact, toward more complexity oriented risk approaches, such as those found in the resilience paradigm and expressed in systems models like the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework.
There is, however, still a long way to go in understanding hazard interconnections. The model presented in this post is an idealised proof of concept that assumes exposure to all natural hazards. It represents sort of 'hazard hypermarket' scenario akin to if Afghanistan was located on the coast or if Haiti had volcanoes. While the model provides a clear method for analysing hazard interconnections, it needs to be field tested in a series of empirical cases.
Joe Gill and Bruce Malamud's 2014 paper on natural hazard interactions: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2013RG000445/abstract
Gephi website: https://gephi.org/
Jacomy et al's paper on ForceAtlas: http://webatlas.fr/tempshare/ForceAtlas2_Paper.pdf
CRED database: http://www.emdat.be/database
Information on the Sustainable Livelihood Framework: http://practicalaction.org/disaster_approaches_livelihoods
Joel Gill
It's interesting and very positive to see more work being done on hazard interactions, thanks for sharing.
In 2014 I published this review, characterisation and visualisation of the interaction relationships between 21 different natural hazards – using a similar matrix form. We also collated case studies and relevant literature for many of these. The results are published in this open-access Reviews of Geophysics article (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2013RG000445/abstract).
Colleagues and I are currently in the process of organising a second workshop on the theme, and will be posting details here soon if you are interested (http://www.interactinghazards.com/).
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Rick Gebethner
Very nice. I'm a big fan of network analysis. Here are some thoughts about relationships that may be worth further analysis – disclaimer being that I am no expert on catastrophes (some people close to me may not agree). Pest infestation leading to disease – whether it's bubonic plague, lyme, zika, etc. Volcanic events leading to floods where the volcanoes are in glaciated areas. Keep up the good work.
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A beekeeper has put his hand into a swarm of hundreds of bees to urge people to think twice about killing the flying insects.
Auckland beekeeper Dave Grant is on a mission to save bees from extermination.
He has posted a video on Facebook of himself tucking his hand into a hive to demonstrate how docile the insects can be and to encourage people not to be afraid of swarms.
"Under certain conditions, bees are very docile and you can put your hand into the swarm. When bees are swarming, they don't want to sting you. They're not aggressive, they're pretty much the opposite."
Grant is one of 20-30 Auckland beekeepers who form Bee Swarm, which collects up to 120 swarms from around the city each month for free.
"We recognised about three years ago that swarms are causing a problem. It got out of control really quickly because there are so many swarms."
Swarms can settle at people's homes, such as on tree branches and buildings.
"If you've got a swarm of bees there, we'd rather go and collect it than someone spray fly spray on them."
Grant is a tutor at a bee course in Auckland and the swarms go to his new beekeepers or join existing hives.
"It's a win, win all around. We're saving those bees, they are not going to die and we give them to new beekeepers."
Unlike wasps, bees don't tend to sting humans randomly, Grant said.
"When I get stung, it's always my own fault. I've always done something silly. In all my years, I've never been stung just standing there."
While putting your hand inside a bee swarm may already be a step too far for many, Grant recommends walking into the middle of a flying swarm.
"One of the most exciting things you can ever do is walk into the middle of a bee swarm. The bees won't land on you or touch you because they don't want to land.
"The sound is incredible and the wind on your face, because they are coming so close. It is one of life's very rare experiences. It would be like a parachute jump."
Bees typically swarm between October and December in New Zealand.
A natural event in the life cycle of the colony, bees swarm when bee numbers are rapidly growing and they need to increase the number of hives.
They make several "queen cells" that house new queen bees, while the existing queen bee leaves the hive and takes around half the colony with her.
The swarm then looks for somewhere to establish a new hive, this could be on a tree branch, a hole in the wall or a roof cavity.
Back at the original hive, a new queen hatches and kills the remaining queens before going on a number of "mating flights". She then returns to the hive and becomes the new queen.
Aucklanders who find a bee swarm on their property should take a photo and contact Bee Swarm on 027 479 2767.
Grant discourages anyone who is allergic from getting too close to bees.
Information on the Ministry of Health's website says most bee stings itch for one to two days and swelling may last a week.
Stings are a minor irritation for most people but anyone who develops symptoms of a serious allergic reaction or anaphylaxis should call 111, it says.
Symptoms include swelling around the lips and eyes, rapid development of a rash and shortness of breath.
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Born in West Austintown, OH.
Services will be 1:30 PM Tuesday at the Lane Funeral Home Canfield Chapel for Mildred May "Millie" Keck, 83, of Canfield who passed Friday evening in Hospice House. Millie was born May 1, 1927 in West Austintown the daughter of Dewey B. and Blanche A. (McKenzie) Barringer. Millie was a homemaker, loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Millie was known for her deserts and won several blue ribbons at the Canfield Fair for cake decorating. Her husband William Edward Keck, whom she married January 12, 1946, passed away in September of 1995. Millie leaves two children; Bonnie Alexander of New Middletown and Eugene Keck of Canfield, two grandchildren; Melodie Alexander and William E. Keck, one great granddaughter; Zerrin Keck, and one sister Irma Fairchild of Cambridge. Besides her parents and husband, Millie is preceded in death by one brother; Merle Barringer, one sister; Eloise Keck and her companion of 5 years Tom Stofac. Family and friends may call from 12:30 to 1:30 PM Tuesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers the family request donations are made to Hospice House in Millie's name.
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Hung parliament: what happens now?
The predicted results offer many scenarios for Westminster and the next inhabitant of 10 Downing Street
Lewis Baston
Fri 7 May 2010 04.56 EDT First published on Fri 7 May 2010 04.56 EDT
Election night 2010 was extraordinary, and it is still not really over. As dawn broke on 2 May 1997, there was no doubt that Tony Blair would be heading to Downing Street and leading a majority Labour government; but while it was obvious by breakfast time on 7 May 2010 that there would be a hung parliament with no overall majority, the rest of the story was far from clear.
Doubt over the last few results, which are still trickling in, means it remains to be seen what sort of hung parliament we will get. The difference between the Conservatives having 314 and 306 seats is a crucial one: if their numbers manage to tick up to 314, there is really no prospect of forming a non-Conservative government. The combined forces of Labour and Liberal Democrats would still be outnumbered by the Tories, and the prospect of a deal spanning Labour, Lib Dem, SNP, Plaid Cymru and one or more flavours of Northern Ireland MP lacks credibility. The only option would be for Gordon Brown to resign and David Cameron to form a minority government before parliament meets.
However, if the Conservatives fall short in the remaining marginal seats being counted and end up at around 306, then the combined Labour and Lib Dem benches would outnumber them. Though Labour and the Lib Dems would still be short of an outright majority, they could probably govern if the political will were there. The constitutional position is clear: Gordon Brown is entitled to stay in Downing Street and explore his options, even if the situation appears unpromising and the rightwing press is keen to push him out.
Given the political realities, Brown could also give other Labour figures some time to find common ground with the Lib Dems and smaller parties, a process that seemed to be starting as the results were coming in, with Harriet Harman and Peter Mandelson speaking out about electoral reform and "progressive" politics.
The chance of getting electoral reform may be a distant one, but it is the best on offer.
The surprisingly bad results for the Lib Dems may well discredit Nick Clegg's confrontational approach towards Labour. But the leader and the party would need to find some loopholes fast in their previous talk of a party with a clear lead in votes and seats having a mandate.
There is no real need to hurry. The Queen's speech is not until 25 May, and government can continue to tick along in election purdah mode for a couple more weeks. A transition period is perfectly normal practice in most other democracies, and the world will not come to an end if there is no quick outcome.
Whatever the result, there will probably be discreet talks about how to organise the formation of the government to minimise the potential for controversy around the Queen's role in the process, and probably also to provide reassurance if the markets have serious wobbles (although it is open to the Conservatives to play hardball).
A consideration that will loom rapidly is the possibility of a second election, later in 2010 or in 2011. A minority Conservative government would find this attractive, and probably face no constitutional problem in calling another election. A tenuous Lib-Lab coalition, on the other hand, would want to try to run for longer, to make sure that electoral reform happens.
While British precedents suggest that a second election would probably be won by the Conservatives with an overall majority, there are no certainties, and a minority government would probably be unable to remap the constituencies to its own advantage, as a majority Conservative government would do.
The British constitution gives considerable advantages to an incumbent that should not be given up lightly. While the decision-making work of government is care and maintenance only, the central institutions of No 10 and the Cabinet Office can be used to prepare a Queen's speech agenda with which to face parliament. And, if necessary, they can work on coalition deals on policy or personnel – just as they would do on an intra-party basis for a re-elected majority government.


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Liquor Licences Bill 2021
This Bill would
modernize the system for the issuing of liquor licences;
regulate the sale and supply of alcohol;
repeal the Liquor Licences Act, Cap. 182; and
provide for related matters.
Explanatory Memorandum after page 34
Preliminary Short title
Act not to apply in certain cases
Administration Liquor Licensing Authority
Protection of staff of Liquor Licensing Authority
Sale of Liquor Sale of liquor
Classes of licences
Conditions relating to licences
Issue of Licences Application for licence
Conditions to be satisfied
Publication of notice in respect of applications for new retail and entertainment licences
Right to object to application for new retail or entertainment licence
Hearing of objections in relation to new applications for retail and entertainment licences
Issue of licence generally
Issue of new retail and entertainment licences
Issue of special occasion and seasonal licences
Duty to comply with conditions of licence
Change in circumstances after issue of licence
Suspension, Revocation and Cancellation of Licence Suspension and revocation of licence
Cancellation of licence
Renewal and Interim Conduct of Licensee's Business Renewal of licences
Conduct of licensee's business on an interim basis
Liquor Licensing Tribunal Liquor Licensing Tribunal
Appeals Appeals to the Liquor Licensing Tribunal
Appeals to the High Court
Minors Sale or supply of liquor to minors
Responsibilities of Licensees Employment of minors
Certain persons may be refused admittance or ejected
Permitting disorderly conduct
Sale of liquor injurious to health
Enforcement and Compliance Procedures Entry and inspection of licensed premises
Production of licence and records
Order to vacate premises
Temporary suspension in public interest
Complaints by the public
Director may issue directives
Administrative Penalties Imposition of administrative penalties
Appeal of administrative penalty
Miscellaneous Intoxicated persons in public places
Collection and recovery of fees and administrative penalties
Transitional and savings re proceedings
Savings of licences and permits
Repeal of Cap. 182 and related enactments
Liquor Licensing Tribunal
An Act to modernize the system for the issuing of liquor licences, to regulate the sale and supply of alcohol, to repeal the Liquor Licences Act, Cap. 182 and provide for related matters.
This Act may be cited as the Liquor Licences Act, 2021.
"administrative penalty" means an administrative monetary penalty imposed by the Liquor Licensing Tribunal in accordance with this Act;
"age of majority" means 18 years of age or over as established by section 3 of the Minors Act, Cap. 215;
"approved form" means such form as is approved by the Director in accordance with this Act;
"beer" means any beverage containing alcohol obtained by the fermentation of an infusion or decoction of barley, malt and hops or of any similar products in drinkable water;
"club of employees" includes a canteen or mess of the Defence Force, the Police Force and the Fire Service;
"day" means workday;
"Director" means the chief officer referred to in section 4(2);
"establishment" in relation to liquor licensing means a retail or wholesale business, a hotel, a restaurant, an entertainment business, a betting and gaming business, a club or any other premises;
"event site" in relation to a licence to sell liquor at an event means the place, premises and environs where the event is held;
"former Act" means the Liquor Licences Act, Cap. 182;
"hotel" has the meaning assigned to it under the Barbados Tourism Product Authority Act, 2014 (Act 2014-2);
"infringement" means a failure by a licensee to comply with a requirement mentioned in section 40(1);
"licence" means a licence issued under this Act and "licensed" shall be construed accordingly;
"licensed premises" means premises which are licensed;
"licensee" means a person who holds a licence;
"liquor" means spirits, wine and beer or any combination thereof and includes any alcohol in a form appropriate for human consumption as a beverage;
"Liquor Licensing Authority" or "Authority" means the body established by the Minister under section 4(1);
"Liquor Licensing Tribunal" or "Tribunal" means the Tribunal established under section 24;
"members' club" means any society of persons, whether or not incorporated, whose members are not associated together with a view to profit;
"minor" means a person under the age of majority;
"notice of infringement" means a notice that is served on a licensee by the Director under section 40(4);
"place of public entertainment" means
any premises or any vessel kept habitually or used for entertainment, whether or not at stated intervals, in which the public may join or at which members of the public may be entertained for payment of money; and
any establishment in respect of which the Betting and Gaming Duties Act, Cap. 60 applies;
"police officer" means a member of the Police Force;
"premises" means
an establishment;
any house, shop, bar, booth, unit, tent or other structure specified in a licence as the premises where the licensee may sell liquor; and
a service area at an event site;
"restaurant" means a restaurant within the meaning of the Barbados Tourism Product Authority Act, 2014 (Act 2014-2);
"sealed container" includes a bottle or jar, the aperture of which is covered by a cork or cap;
"service area" means that part of an event site where a licence authorizes liquor to be sold, served or consumed;
"spirits" means any beverage containing alcohol obtained by distillation;
"wine" means any beverage containing alcohol obtained by the fermentation of the natural sugar contents of fruits, whether or not honey and milk is included.
any alcohol used for pharmaceutical or medical purposes;
the sale of liquor in connection with the administration of estates;
the sale of liquor by virtue of any legal process or any law authorizing such sale;
the sale or supply of liquor at a club of employees;
the supply of liquor to members or other persons at a club if the liquor is supplied free of charge; or
wine administered to any person by a church for religious purposes.
Liquor Licensing Authority
The Minister shall establish a Liquor Licensing Authority for the purposes of this Act.
The Authority shall consist of a chief officer, to be known as the Director, and such officers to assist the Director as the Minister thinks necessary.
The Authority shall be responsible for
administering this Act;
issuing licences in accordance with this Act;
supervising licensees and the operation of licensed premises; and
the general enforcement of this Act.
No action or other proceedings for damages shall be instituted against any member of the Liquor Licensing Authority for anything done or omitted in the discharge or purported discharge of that person's functions under this Act, unless it is shown that the act or omission was in bad faith.
Sale of Liquor
Subject to this Act, a person shall not
sell liquor;
keep or expose liquor for sale;
solicit, receive or take orders for the sale of liquor,
unless a licence, which is appropriate to the establishment, is obtained under this Act.
The following classes of licences may be issued under this Act:
an export licence applies where liquor is to be exported;
a wholesale licence applies where liquor is to be sold on a wholesale basis;
a retail licence applies where liquor is to be sold on a retail basis whether or not the liquor is in a sealed container;
a hotel licence applies where liquor is to be sold at a hotel;
a restaurant licence applies where liquor is to be sold at a restaurant;
a seasonal licence applies where liquor is to be sold at events occurring over a period not exceeding 3 months;
a special occasion licence applies where liquor is to be sold at an event over a period not exceeding 24 hours;
an entertainment licence applies where liquor is to be sold at any place of entertainment;
a members' club licence applies where liquor is to be sold at a club to members of the club or to any other person.
Where an export licence or a wholesale licence is issued, the liquor shall be sold in sealed containers and shall not be consumed on the premises.
The Liquor Licensing Authority may in any particular case, for the purposes of the public interest, impose conditions relating to
the time of serving liquor;
the alteration of the premises where the liquor is to be sold; or
any other condition considered necessary,
in respect of any retail licence, a seasonal licence or special occasion licence.
A manufacturer of liquor shall not be issued with a retail licence in respect of the premises where liquor is being manufactured.
Where a person holds
a retail licence in respect of an establishment, a wholesale licence shall not be issued by the Authority in respect of that establishment;
a wholesale licence in respect of an establishment, a retail licence shall not be issued by the Authority in respect of that establishment.
A retail licence shall not be issued in respect of a hotel, restaurant or place of public entertainment.
Issue of Licences
Application for licence
Where a person desires to sell liquor, an application shall be made to the Liquor Licensing Authority in the approved form and the applicant shall
submit such documents or information as may be required by the Authority; and
pay such fees as may be prescribed.
No licence shall be issued to an applicant unless the Liquor Licensing Authority is satisfied that
the applicant has attained the age of 18 years;
the premises are suitable for the conduct of business under the particular class of licence to which the application relates;
any objection made under section 12 to an application for the issue of a retail or an entertainment licence has been determined; and
the grant of the licence would not be contrary to the public interest.
Nothing in this Act shall be interpreted as precluding a licensee from the responsibility of complying with any law relating to
the health conditions to be satisfied by persons serving food and drink to the public; or
building standards and facilities relating to sanitation and health to be provided for members of the public at any establishment.
On receipt of a new application for a retail licence or an entertainment licence, the Liquor Licensing Authority shall, within 3 days,
publish a notice of the receipt of the application on the Ministry's website or in such other manner as is approved by the Director;
indicate in the notice published under paragraph (a) that an objection may be lodged with the Authority in respect of the application by any person who is of the view that the issue of a licence to the applicant would be prejudicial to his interest; and
notify the Commissioner of Police of the application.
For the purposes of subsection (1)(a) "Ministry's website" means the official website of the Ministry responsible for liquor licensing.
A person may, in relation to an application for a new retail or entertainment licence, no later than 7 days after the publication of a notice under section 11, lodge an objection with the Liquor Licensing Authority in respect of the application.
Where an objection under section 12 is received by the Liquor Licensing Authority in relation to an application for a new retail or entertainment licence, the Authority shall hear and determine the objection no later than 7 days after the objection is received.
Where an objection is lodged under section 12, the applicant for the licence, the Commissioner of Police and the person who has lodged the notice of objection, may appear personally or by attorney-at-law on the hearing of the objection under subsection (1).
The Liquor Licensing Authority shall provide the parties referred to in subsection (2) with all necessary information relating to the hearing of the objection, including the time and place of the hearing.
In the hearing and determination of any objections before it, the Liquor Licensing Authority may act without regard to technicalities and legal form, and shall not be bound to follow the rules of evidence stipulated in the Evidence Act, Cap. 121.
For the purposes of subsection (4), the Authority may inform itself on any matter in such manner as it thinks just and may take into account opinion evidence and such facts as it considers relevant and material.
Subject to section 10, where an applicant for a licence other than a retail, an entertainment, a seasonal or a special occasion licence, has complied with all the requirements set out in this Act for the issue of a licence, the Liquor Licensing Authority shall, within 5 days of the receipt of the application, issue a licence to the applicant in the approved form on payment of the prescribed fee.
All licences issued under this Act, except for a special occasion licence or a seasonal licence, may be issued for a period not exceeding 3 years.
The date on which a licence expires shall be stated on the licence.
Where, in relation to an application for a new retail or an entertainment licence,
no objections are lodged under section 12; and
the applicant has complied with all the requirements set out in this Act for the issue of the licence,
the Liquor Licensing Authority shall, within 15 days of the publication of a notice pursuant to section 11, issue a licence to the applicant in the approved form on payment of the prescribed fee.
an objection is lodged under section 12 and the objection is determined in favour of the applicant; and
the applicant has complied with all the requirements set out in this Act for the issue of a licence,
the Liquor Licensing Authority shall, within 7 days of the determination of the objection, issue a licence to the applicant in the approved form on payment of the prescribed fee.
Where an application is made for a seasonal or a special occasion licence, the Liquor Licensing Authority shall,
notify the Commissioner of Police of the application without delay; and
allow the Commissioner of Police to submit an opposition to the issue of a licence within a period of 24 hours.
Where an application is made for a seasonal or a special occasion licence, the Liquor Licensing Authority shall
where no opposition is submitted by the Commissioner of Police under subsection (1); or
where an opposition which is submitted by the Commissioner of Police is determined in favour of the applicant,
issue a licence to the applicant in the approved form, on payment of the prescribed fee, within 2 days of the receipt of the application.
The Liquor Licensing Authority shall keep and maintain a register of all licences issued under this Act in such manner as the Director determines.
The Register shall be open to inspection by the members of the public each work day during office hours.
A licensee
shall comply with the conditions specified in subsections (1) and (2) of section 8 where those conditions apply to the class of licence issued; and
shall, where he holds a retail licence, a seasonal licence or a special occasion licence, comply with any conditions imposed by the Liquor Licensing Authority under subsection (2) of section 8.
A licensee shall notify the Liquor Licensing Authority of any change in the circumstances in relation to which a licence was issued.
Where there is a change of circumstances in relation to which a licence was issued, the Liquor Licensing Authority may vary the conditions of the licence
or may require the licensee to apply for a different class of licence as appropriate to the circumstances.
Suspension, Revocation and Cancellation of Licence
The Liquor Licensing Authority may suspend or revoke a licence where
the licensee fails to comply with a condition of the licence;
the licensee is in breach of any duty or obligation imposed by this Act;
the licensee infringes any provision of this Act;
the licensee fails to pay any administrative penalty imposed under this Act after being given a reasonable opportunity to do so.
Where the Liquor Licensing Authority proposes to suspend or revoke a licence issued under subsection (1), the Authority shall give the licensee notice in writing of its intention to do so and a reasonable opportunity to show cause why the licence should not be suspended or revoked.
The Authority shall, in a notice given under subsection (2),
inform the licensee of the proposal to suspend or revoke the licence, as the case may be, and the reasons therefor;
inform the licensee of the right under subsection (2) to show cause why the licence should not be suspended or revoked; and
give the licensee information as to the place and time where the licensee may be heard.
The Liquor Licensing Authority shall cancel a licence
from such date as a licensee specifies in a notice to the Authority that he intends to surrender his licence; or
where the licensee ceases to carry on business under the licence.
Renewal and Interim Conduct of Licensee's Business
Renewal of licences
A licensee may, in the approved form, apply to the Liquor Licensing Authority for a licence to be renewed
on production of such documents or information as may be required by the Authority; and
on payment of the prescribed fees.
Where a licensee has died or is unable to conduct business under a licence issued to him, any person who is in charge of the business, may, after notifying the Authority of the change of circumstance, carry on the business under the licence for a period not exceeding 30 days.
There shall be a Liquor Licensing Tribunal which
shall hear appeals from the decisions of the Liquor Licensing Authority in accordance with this Act; and
shall be responsible for the hearing of matters related to any infringement by a licensee mentioned in section 40(1) and the imposition of administrative penalties where appropriate.
The Schedule shall have effect with respect to the jurisdiction and procedure of the Tribunal and otherwise in relation thereto.
Appeals to the Liquor Licensing Tribunal
A person who is aggrieved
by the refusal of the Liquor Licensing Authority to issue a licence under this Act;
by the suspension or revocation of a licence under this Act; or
by any other decision of the Liquor Licensing Authority,
may within 14 days of the receipt of notification of the decision, appeal to the Liquor Licensing Tribunal.
The Tribunal may make any order, give any decision or take any action which is within the power of the Liquor Licensing Authority and may give any direction to the Liquor Licensing Authority.
A party to an appeal determined by the Tribunal who is dissatisfied with the determination may, within 14 days after that person is notified of the decision, appeal to the High Court against the decision in accordance with the rules of court.
On an appeal under subsection (1), the High Court may make any order or give any decision which might have been made or given by the Tribunal, and may, if it thinks fit, remit the case to the Tribunal with directions as to its determination by the Tribunal.
Sale or supply of liquor to minors
No licensee or any other person shall sell or supply liquor to a minor.
It shall be a defence to any complaint of infringement with respect to the selling or supplying of liquor to a minor under subsection (1), for the defendant to prove that he believed and had reasonable grounds for believing that the minor was 18 years of age or older.
Where a report is made to the Liquor Licensing Authority in relation to the infringement of subsection (1) by a licensee or with the consent of the licensee, the Authority shall revoke the licence where the Authority makes a finding that the provision has been infringed.
Responsibilities of Licensees
Employment of minors
No person under the age of 18 years shall be employed in connection with the sale or supply of liquor at any establishment.
A licensee or any other person who is in charge of licensed premises shall
refuse to admit to the premises any person who is drunk, violent or disorderly; or
order a person to leave the premises where that person's conduct is disorderly.
A licensee or person in charge of an establishment shall not
permit drunkenness or any violent or disorderly conduct to take place at the establishment; or
sell any liquor to any drunken person at the establishment.
mix or permit any liquor to be mixed with any ingredient or substance so as to render the liquor injurious to health; or
sell, supply or expose for sale any liquor referred to in paragraph (a).
A licensee or other person in charge of any licensed premises shall not refuse to sell liquor to any person on account of the race, colour, creed or gender of that person.
Enforcement and Compliance Procedures
Entry and inspection of licensed premises
A member of the Liquor Licensing Authority, on the production of his identification, or a police officer may at any time enter and inspect any licensed premises for the purpose of ascertaining whether this Act is being complied with.
shall not refuse or fail to admit; or
obstruct,
a member of the Liquor Licensing Authority or a police officer while carrying out his duties pursuant to subsection (1).
A licensee shall not instruct
a person employed by him; or
a person acting under his direction or control
to obstruct a member of the Liquor Licensing Authority or a police officer from carrying out his duties under subsection (1).
A member of the Liquor Licensing Authority or a police officer, for the purposes of establishing that this Act is being complied with, may
request any person who appears to be in charge of the establishment to produce the licence for the establishment; or
request any person who appears to be in charge of the establishment to produce any records or information.
A person shall comply with a request given by a member of the Liquor Licensing Authority or a police officer under subsection (1).
Where there are reasonable grounds to believe that a disturbance or breach of the peace sufficient to constitute a threat to the public safety is being caused on licensed premises, a police officer, not below the rank of Sergeant, may require that all patrons vacate the premises and not return within a stated period not exceeding 24 hours.
No person shall remain on licensed premises or re-enter the premises contrary to an order given by a police officer under subsection (1).
Where premises are required to be vacated under subsection (1), the licensee shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that the premises are vacated.
The Director may, without a hearing and after notifying the licensee, suspend a licence for a period not exceeding 24 hours where the Director is satisfied that
the conduct of the licensee's patrons or employees is of a riotous, violent, drunken or disorderly nature; or
the safety of one or more persons at the licensed premises is threatened.
No licensee shall sell or supply liquor at the licensed premises after his licence is suspended under subsection (1).
A person residing within 300 metres of any licensed premises may make a complaint to the Liquor Licensing Authority against a licensee in respect of the frequent drunkenness of patrons, the disorderly conduct of patrons or the disturbance of the neighbourhood.
Where on the hearing of a complaint, the Liquor Licensing Authority is satisfied
that the conduct will continue; or
that the sale of liquor at the establishment would not be in the public interest,
the Authority may suspend or revoke the licence or may permit the licence to be retained subject to such conditions as the Authority may impose.
Where in the opinion of the Director, any provision of this Act is being infringed or a licensee is in breach of any condition of a licence, the Director may issue directives to require the licensee
to take corrective action; or
cease a particular activity, behaviour or practice.
A magistrate having reason to believe, from the information or evidence upon oath of any member of the Liquor Licensing Authority or a police officer, that liquor is being unlawfully sold or kept for sale in any premises which are not licensed, may issue a warrant to a member of the Authority or a police officer, authorizing the member of the Authority or the police officer to enter and search those premises at any hour by day or night, for the purpose of ascertaining whether this Act is being or has been infringed.
Where upon such search, any liquor is found in such quantities or under such circumstances as to satisfy the police officer or member of the Authority that it is kept for the purpose of unlawful sale, then the police officer or member of the Authority shall seize and carry away or otherwise secure the liquor.
Where upon a hearing before the Tribunal it is adjudged and determined that any liquor seized under subsection (2) has been kept for the purpose of unlawful sale, then the Tribunal may adjudge the liquor to be forfeited.
Any liquor adjudged to be forfeited shall be sold in such manner as the Tribunal shall direct and the net proceeds from such sale shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund.
Before a hearing under subsection (3), every person who is or who appears to the police officer or member of the Authority to be the owner of such liquor, shall be summoned to appear at such hearing.
Imposition of administrative penalties
The Liquor Licensing Tribunal may impose an administrative penalty, not exceeding $10 000, on a licensee where the Tribunal is satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the licensee
has failed to comply with a condition of the licence;
is in breach of any duty or obligation imposed by this Act;
has infringed any provision of this Act; or
has failed to comply with a directive issued by the Director under section 38.
The Tribunal shall, before imposing a penalty under subsection (1), give the licensee an opportunity to make oral or written representations and objections and to show cause why the penalty should not be imposed.
Where the Director is satisfied that an infringement specified under subsection (1) has been committed, the Director shall inform the Tribunal.
Where the Director informs the Tribunal in accordance with subsection (3) that an infringement specified under subsection (1) has been committed, the Tribunal may direct him to serve a notice of infringement on the licensee in accordance with subsection (5).
A notice of infringement shall contain the following information:
the name of the person by whom the administrative penalty is payable;
the grounds on which the administrative penalty is being imposed, including where applicable, the provision of the Act which is infringed;
the right to make oral or written representations and objections and the period within which they may be made;
the amount of the administrative penalty which is imposed, the period, not exceeding 30 days, within which payment of the penalty may be made and other particulars relating to payment;
the right of the person to appeal and the provisions of the Act relating to that right.
A person who is aggrieved by a decision of Tribunal under section 40(1) may appeal to the High Court on any of the following grounds:
that the decision was based on an error of fact;
that the decision was wrong in law;
that the decision was unreasonable.
On an appeal under subsection (1), the High Court may confirm, vary or set aside any decision of the Tribunal.
Intoxicated persons in public places
A police officer may, for a period not exceeding 12 hours, take into custody any person who is intoxicated in a place to which the general public is invited or permitted access, if in the opinion of the police officer, to do so is necessary for the safety of any person.
All fees and administrative penalties collected pursuant to this Act shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund.
Any administrative penalty that remains unpaid after the expiration of one month after it becomes due and payable under this Act is a debt due to the Crown and may be recovered as a debt due to the Crown in civil proceedings before a
magistrate for District "A", notwithstanding that the amount exceeds the monetary limit on the jurisdiction of a magistrate's court.
In the recovery of unpaid sums in pursuance of subsection (2), the Director may certify, in relation to the person who owes those sums, in a certificate called an unpaid liquor licence certificate, the sums due and payable by that person.
An unpaid liquor licence certificate may be filed by the Director in the High Court or in a magistrate's court for District 'A'; and it shall be registered in the court in which it is filed.
Subject to subsection (8), a certificate referred to in this section has, after the expiration of 7 days from the date on which it is filed, the same force and effect as a judgment of the court in which it is registered in favour of the Liquor Licensing Authority against the person named in the certificate for the sum specified in the certificate and also for all reasonable costs including court costs and charges incurred in recovering the sums owed.
Proceedings may be taken on an unpaid liquor licence certificate as if it were a judgment of the court in which it was registered.
Where an unpaid liquor licence certificate is filed by the Director in the High Court or in a magistrate's court for District 'A', the Director shall, without delay, deliver a copy of the unpaid liquor licence certificate to the person to whom that certificate relates and, if the copy of the certificate is not so delivered within 7 days from the date of the filing, then subsections (5) and (6) cease to have effect with respect to that certificate.
Where a judgment is obtained in any court against a person in respect of sums due, a member of the Liquor Licensing Authority may proceed to execute and enforce that judgment and exercise all the remedies attached thereto for the satisfaction of the judgment.
All forms required for the purposes of this Act shall, with the approval of the Minister, be provided by the Liquor Licensing Authority.
respecting the conditions or restrictions that apply to any class of licence or to permits of any kind;
respecting any documents or information that must be supplied with any application under this Act;
prescribing the fees in respect of applications, licences, permits or any matter or proceeding under this Act;
relating to the hearing of objections by the Liquor Licensing Authority or appeals to the Liquor Licensing Tribunal;
prescribing anything that is required to be prescribed under this Act;
generally for the purpose of giving effect to this Act.
Regulations made under subsection (1) are subject to negative resolution.
Where at the commencement of this Act, any proceedings under the former Act relating to the issue of liquor licences and matters related thereto, are in the process of being heard by a magistrate, a licensing authority or any other body, the magistrate, licensing authority or the other body shall continue to hear and determine the proceedings.
Where at the commencement of this Act, any proceedings under the former Act are awaiting a hearing by a magistrate, a licensing authority or any other body, the proceedings shall be heard and determined by the Liquor Licensing Authority or the Liquor Licence Tribunal as is appropriate.
A licence issued under the former Act shall continue in force until it expires or is sooner revoked.
Any permit or permission issued under the former Act shall continue in force until it expires or is sooner revoked.
The Liquor Licences Act, Cap. 182 and all enactments made under that Act are repealed.
(Section 24(3) and (4))
The Liquor Licensing Tribunal shall consist of not less than 5 members who shall be appointed by the Minister by instrument in writing for a period not exceeding 3 years.
An appeal to the Tribunal shall be heard and determined by not less than 3 members.
The Minister shall appoint as Chairman, a member who is an attorney-at- law who has been in practice for not less than 10 years and such other number of members as the Minister deems appropriate.
The members of the Tribunal are entitled to such remuneration and allowances as the Minister determines.
A member may at any time resign his membership by notice in writing addressed to the Minister.
Where the Minister is satisfied that a member
has been incapacitated by physical or mental illness; or
is otherwise unable or unfit to discharge the functions of a member,
the Minister may by notice published in the Official Gazette declare the office of the member to be vacant and, thereupon, the office shall become vacant.
In case of the temporary absence or inability of a member to act, the Minister may by notice published in the Official Gazette, appoint a suitable person to act in that member's place.
The Minister shall publish in the Official Gazette notice of the appointment and cessation of appointment of a member.
The Tribunal may, at the discretion of the Chairman, sit in private where it appears expedient that the Tribunal should do so.
The validity of any proceedings of the Tribunal shall not be affected by any vacancy among the members or by any defect in the appointment of a member.
In determining an appeal, the Tribunal may review the whole case in respect of law and fact, and the exercise of any discretion, and shall determine the case in accordance with its own judgment.
In case of a difference of opinion among members sitting together, the opinion of the majority shall prevail, and in case of an equality of numbers, the opinion of the Chairman shall prevail.
Notwithstanding sub-paragraph (2), where the question to be determined is one of law, account shall not be taken of the opinion of a member who is not an attorney-at-law.
In the hearing and determination of any matter before it, the Tribunal may act without regard to technicalities and legal form and shall not be bound to follow the rules of evidence stipulated in the Evidence Act, Cap. 121.
For the purposes of sub-paragraph (1), the Tribunal may inform itself on any matter in such manner as it thinks just and may take into account opinion evidence and such facts as it considers relevant and material, but in any such case, the parties to the proceedings shall be given the opportunity, if they so desire, of adducing evidence.
The parties to the proceedings shall be entitled to appear in person or may be assisted in the preparation of their respective cases by counsel or by a duly authorized representative, but the Tribunal shall not award costs to any party to
a proceeding before the Tribunal other than sums in respect of the reasonable costs incurred in any one or more of the following:
the filing of documents;
the obtaining of any expert report;
the enforcement of an award of the Tribunal,
and any such award of costs shall be in the discretion of the Tribunal.
The Tribunal may, where it determines it to be necessary in any particular case, consult any person having experience in any relevant field to assist it in dealing with a matter.
The Tribunal may issue subpoenas, make orders and give directions to such persons and in such manner as it thinks fit for the purpose of summoning witnesses, requiring the disclosure of documents or other evidence, requiring parties or witnesses to answer questions, and for the purpose of conducting its proceedings in a proper and orderly manner.
For the purposes of reviewing a decision, the Tribunal may proceed in the absence of a party who has been given reasonable notice in writing to attend.
The decisions of the Tribunal shall be in writing and shall include reasons for the decision, a statement of its findings on material questions of fact and a reference to the evidence or other material on which the findings are based.
Subject to this Schedule, the Tribunal shall regulate its own procedure and may make rules for that purpose.
Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph 10, the Tribunal, as respecting the attendance and examination of witnesses, the production and inspection of documents and all other matters necessary for the exercise of its
jurisdiction, shall have all such powers as are vested in a magistrate's court in an action in that court.
LIQUOR LICENCES, BILL 2021
The Bill would modernize the system for the issuing of liquor licences and repeal the
Liquor Licences Act, Cap. 182.
Clause 1: Short title
This clause provides for the short title.
Clause 2: Interpretation
This clause provides for the interpretation.
Clause 3: Act not to apply in certain cases
This clause provides for special cases where the Act would not apply, such
as liquor used for medical or religious purposes.
Clause 4: Liquor Licensing Authority
This clause vests the new powers of administration and implementation in a
civil Liquor Licensing Authority under the Ministry.
Clause 5: Protection of staff of Liquor Licensing Authority
This clause provides the staff of the Authority with immunity.
Clause 6: Sale of Liquor
This clause prohibits the sale and serving of liquor by establishments
without the appropriate licence.
Clause 7: Classes of licences
This clause specifies the various classes of licences that may be issued
under the Act. These provisions change and clarify the law in relation to
clubs, places of entertainment and gaming businesses.
Clause 8: Conditions relating to licences
This clause sets out the general conditions that apply to each class of
licence. The provisions prohibit businesses from holding more than one
type of licence where the terms and conditions of such licences are
incompatible.
Clause 9: Application for licence
This clause sets out the procedure to be followed by applicants when
applying for a licence.
Clause 10: Conditions to be satisfied
This clause sets out the conditions to be satisfied by applicants, including
age and building requirements.
Clause 11: Publication of notice in respect of applications for new retail and
entertainment licences
This clause requires the Authority to publish a notice indicating receipt of
an application for a new retail licence or an entertainment licence and to
facilitate the hearing of objections to such applications.
Clause 12: Right to object to application for new retail or entertainment licence
This clause empowers members of the public to object to an application for
a new retail or entertainment licence after the Authority publishes the
Clause 13: Hearing of objections in relation to new applications for retail and
This clause sets out the procedure to be followed by the Authority for the
hearing of objections from members of the public in relation to new
applications for retail and entertainment licences.
Clause 14: Issue of licence generally
This clause sets out the procedure in relation to the issue of all licences which are
not subject to formal objections.
Clause 15: Issue of new retail and entertainment licence
This clause sets out the procedure in relation to the issue of retail and
entertainment licences which are subject to objections.
Clause 16: Issue of special occasion and seasonal licences
This clause provides for the issue of seasonal and special occasion licences.
Seasonal licences will apply to events which are held over a period of 3
months and special occasion licences will apply to events which are held
for a period not exceeding 24 hours. These provisions permit the Police to
object to the issue of the licence, but no formal objection procedure applies.
Clause 17: Register
This clause requires the Authority to maintain a register of licences.
Clause 18: Duty to comply with conditions of licence
This clause imposes a responsibility on licensees to comply with the
conditions of licences.
Clause 19: Change in circumstances after issue of licence
This clause requires licensees to notify the Authority of any change in
circumstance after a licence is issued and gives the Authority power to vary
the conditions relating to the licence as it sees fit.
Clause 20: Suspension and revocation of licence
This clause sets out the procedure to be followed by the Authority when
suspending or revoking a licence.
Clause 21: Cancellation of licence
This clause sets out the circumstances in which a licence can be cancelled.
Renewal and Interim Conduct of Licensee's Business
Clause 22: Renewal of licences
This clause provides for the renewal of licences other than seasonal or
special occasion licences.
Clause 23: Conduct of licensee's business on an interim basis
This clause makes provision for a person to carry on a licensee's business
for a period of 30 days if a licensee dies or ceases to operate the business.
Clause 24: Liquor Licensing Tribunal
This clause establishes the Liquor Licence Tribunal which will hear appeals
from the Authority and hear matters relating to the infringement of the Act.
The Tribunal will be responsible for the imposition of administrative
penalties where the Act is infringed.
Clause 25: Appeals to the Liquor Licensing Tribunal
This clause provides for the instances in which an appeal may be made to
the Tribunal.
Clause 26: Appeals to the High Court
This clause provides for appeals from decisions of the Tribunal to be heard
by the High Court.
Clause 27: Sale or supply of liquor to minors
These provisions strengthen the protection given to minors not to be sold or
supplied liquor by adults.
Clause 28: Employment of minors
This clause restates the responsibility of persons not to employ minors.
Clause 29: Certain persons may be refused admittance or ejected
This clause gives the licensee power to eject persons who are disorderly.
Clause 30: Permitting disorderly conduct
This clause restates the responsibility of licensees not to allow disorderly
conduct to take place at their establishment.
Clause 31: Sale of liquor injurious to health
This clause restates the responsibility of persons not to mix or sell
adulterated liquor.
Clause 32: Discrimination
This clause restates the responsibility of licensees not to discriminate
against persons by denying them the right to purchase liquor on the basis of
their colour, race or creed. The provision has been widened to include
discrimination on the basis of gender.
Clause 33: Entry and inspection of licensed premises
This clause gives the Authority and the Police power to inspect
establishments to ensure that the law is being complied with.
Clause 34: Production of licence and records
This clause gives the Authority and the Police power to request documents
and information from establishments in order to ensure that the law is being
complied with.
Clause 35: Order to vacate premises
This clause empowers the Police to take quick action and order an
evacuation of an establishment for 24 hours where it is necessary to avoid a
disturbance of the peace.
Clause 36: Temporary suspension in public interest
This clause empowers the Director to take quick action and suspend the
licence of an establishment for 24 hours where it is necessary in the public
Clause 37: Complaints by the public
This clause gives members of the public the right to make a complaint to
the Authority if their interests are adversely affected.
Clause 38: Director may issue directives
This clause makes provision for the Director to issue directives to licensees
to take corrective action where necessary.
Clause 39: Search and seizure
This clause allows for searches of an establishment to be conducted by the
Authority or the Police on the authority of a warrant if it is suspected that
the Act is being contravened.
Clause 40: Imposition of administrative penalties
This clause allows for administrative penalties to be imposed by the
Tribunal.
Clause 41: Appeal of administrative penalty
This clause gives a right of appeal to persons who are aggrieved by a
decision of the Tribunal that imposes an administrative penalty.
Clause 42: Intoxicated persons in public places
This clause permits police officers to take persons into custody for their
own protection or for the protection of the public.
Clause 43: Collection and recovery of fees and administrative penalties
This clause changes the law by providing that the revenue collected under
the Act is to be placed in the Consolidated Fund.
Clause 44: Forms
This clause gives flexibility to the provision of forms by the Authority.
Clause 45: Regulations
This clause provides for the making of regulations by the Minister.
Clause 46: Transitional and savings re proceedings
This clause provides for transitional provisions in relation to proceedings.
Clause 47: Savings of licences and permits
This clause provides for the saving of licences which were issued by the
existing Act after that Act is repealed on the commencement of the new
Clause 48: Repeal of Cap. 182 and related enactments
This clause provides for the repeal of the existing Act.
Clause 49: Commencement
This clause provides for commencement by Proclamation to allow for
administrative arrangements to be put in place.


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This morning, a man was shot and killed by police during a routine traffic stop in Minnesota, Attorney General Loretta Lynch closed the case on Hillary Clinton's private email server, and more.
Jul 7 2016, 4:27pm
Community members and Black Lives Matter activists protest outside the Minnesota governor's mansion after the shooting of Philando Castile during a routine traffic stop on July 7, 2016. Photo via Flickr user Tony Webster
Everything you need to know about the world this morning, curated by VICE.
Police Shoot Man Dead During Routine Traffic Stop
Philando Castile, a 32-year-old black man, was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights, Minnesota. Castile's girlfriend livestreamed the immediate aftermath and claimed he was shot "for no reason at all" as he reached for his driver's license. Angry crowds protested outside the governor's mansion overnight. —Minneapolis Star Tribune
Attorney General Closes Case on Clinton Emails
Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she is accepting the FBI's recommendation not to charge Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state. A Clinton campaign spokesman said: "This case is resolved, no matter Republicans' attempts to continue playing politics."—CNN
Feds Take Over Alton Sterling Shooting Case
The US Department of Justice's Civil Rights division has taken over the investigation of the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling, 37, by police officers in Baton Rouge. A second video surfaced late Wednesday of the killing in the parking lot, and does not appear to support the officers' claim Sterling represented a threat. —NBC News
DuPont Ordered to Pay $5 Million to Man with Cancer
A federal jury found that chemical conglomerate DuPont acted with malice by dumping a toxic chemical from its West Virginia plant into the Ohio River. The jury awarded $5.1 million in compensatory damages to David Freeman, 56, who developed cancer as a result of the infected water supply.—USA Today
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Car Bomb Attack Kills 12 in Benghazi
A car bomb has killed 12 Libyan troops allied to General Khalifa Haftar, commander of forces with the country's eastern government. Haftar's troops have been fighting a campaign against Islamist militants in the city of Benghazi. It is unclear whether the car bomb attack was carried out by ISIS. —Reuters
US Sanctions North Korean Leader
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been sanctioned for the first time, as the US accused him of human rights abuses. The US Treasury said Kim and ten other top North Korean officials have been placed on a sanctions blacklist for the killing and torture of political prisoners in the country's prison camps. —VICE News
Two Policemen Killed in Eid Attack in Bangladesh
At least two policemen have been killed and five others wounded after an explosion at a checkpoint near a mass Eid prayer meeting in Kishoreganj, northern Bangladesh. A group of attackers then started shooting at police. One attacker was killed and another was arrested, according to police.—Al Jazeera
Former Rwandan Mayors Jailed for Genocide
A French court has sentenced two former Rwandan mayors to life in prison for their role in the massacre of ethnic Tutsis in 1994. Tito Barahira, 65, and Octavien Ngenzi, 58, were found guilty of crimes against humanity and genocide. It is the second case of its kind to be brought in France. —BBC News
Drake Responds to Alton Sterling Shooting
The rapper penned an open letter on Instagram responding to the death of Alton Sterling, the 37-year-old black man killed by police officers in Baton Rouge. "No one begins their life as a hashtag, yet the trend of being reduced to one continues." —Rolling Stone
The New Iron Man Is a Young Black Woman
Marvel has revealed a 15-year-old black girl will be donning the armor of Iron Man in a new comic series. The end of Civil War II, an ongoing crossover event in the comics, will see Tony Stark replaced by Riri Williams, a Chicago-born science genius studying at MIT.—The Guardian
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About Cascadia Council
Cascadia Council is one of 20 councils in Scouts Canada. The Council's prime focus is program activities including recruitment of youth starting new Groups and program support.
Cascadia Council serves approximately 6 000 youth and adult members throughout Interior British Columbia the Yukon and the Vancouver Islands. The council encompasses most of BC's geography and all of the Yukon! Much of the Council's population lives in smaller urban centers and rural areas.
The Cascadia Council is comprised of three geographics:
the Northern Geographic which encompasses all of mainland BC from Clinton northward and the entire Yukon
the Thompson Okanagan and Kootenays which includes all of mainland BC from Clinton southward and not including Greater Vancouver (the Fraser Valley and the Pacific Coast)
the Vancouver Islands.
The Council Service Teams consist of representatives from each of the approximately 150 Scout groups in the council. The group representatives are typically sponsor or group committee members. The council meets each year to receive the annual report and annual financial statements and to recommend the appointment of the Council Commissioner.
The Council Commissioner is appointed by the Chief Commissioner of Scouts Canada. The Council Commissioner works closely with the Council Executive Director (the senior Scouts Canada employee assigned to the council) to plan and manage council services. A team of council and area volunteers is appointed by the Council Commissioner to help deliver these services.
There are 15 service Areas in the Cascadia Council whose purpose is to ensure that safe quality programs are delivered to youth through the provision of orientation training support and service to section leaders through Group Commissioners. Identifying membership development opportunities in existing group and the potential for new groups is also part of the Area's purpose.


If you've ever taken Psychology 101, you know about Maslow and his hierarchy of needs. Self-actualization may not be merely an intellectual or spiritual exercise. Researchers at Arizona State University have discovered that biology might be involved too.
They asked 1200 people what being self-actualized looked like. They found it is connected to the desire for status.
From an evolutionary perspective, living up to your full potential gives certain social advantages: respect and affection from your peer group and even the chance to wow a mate. As a result, your genes can be passed to future generations.
So it seems finding your purpose in life might not be an act of altruism. What do you think?
This entry was posted in growth, success and tagged evolution, hierarchy of needs, Maslow, purpose, self-actualization by francesothomas. Bookmark the permalink.
Hi I'm new to blogging and have been looking over the some other blogs related by topic to my own. Just wanted to I liked this post a lot and the idea of purpose being an evolutionary driven concept.
Good luck on your new blog!


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Russian Light Heavyweight Ali Izmailov Returns Saturday in Dearborn
This Saturday, October 16, IBF #11, WBC #14 and WBO #15 light heavyweight Ali Izmailov (5-0, 3 KOs) returns to action against capable hometown veteran James Ballard (10-3, 3 KOs) in the eight-round main event of promoters Kenny D Moore and Vi Tran's of Second 2 None Promotions' "Best of Tomorrow 12" event at the Performance Arts Center in Dearborn, Michigan.
The 28-year-old Izmailov, from Malgobek, Russia, is a former amateur standout who won multiple elite international tournaments. Already world-rated as a professional at just 5-0, 3 KOs, Izmailov recently started working with world-famous Florida-based trainer John David Jackson at his Action Jackson Boxing Academy in Fort Lauderdale.
Jackson, who has spent the last three weeks sizing up his new protegee, says Izmailov is a diamond in the rough waiting for polish.
"The sky is the limit for him with his punching power," said Jackson of Izmailov. "He's a tremendous puncher, but he's also got natural boxing skills. As a fighter, I don't think he realizes his potential. I'm getting him to move his head more and throw more combinations, instead of one power punch at a time. Nothing against his old trainers, but once he learns to throw three or four shots to set them up and camouflage the hard ones, he will be unstoppable."
Jackson says the 32-year-old Ballard will be a good test for Izmailov and his newfound skills, but shouldn't be able to derail any of their plans.
"Ballard is good, but Ali just has to pressure him and go to the body to break him down. Once his opponents feel his power, they all have a change of heart. Once Ali hits him with some good shots, it'll be a matter of time."
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Tickets for "Best of Tomorrow 12" are priced at $25 – $1,000 and can be purchased online through Eventbrite.com. On fight night, the action starts at 7:00 pm. The Ford Community & Performing Arts Center is located at 15801 Michigan Avenue in Dearborn, MI.
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