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Craft beer darling, and Sunshine Coast favourite Persephone Brewing Company has been given two years to relocate its facilities off its current premises in British Columbia's Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR). On December 19th, 2016 the Agricultural Land Commission (South Coast Panel) released the reasons of its decision not to permit Persephone to continue to operate at its 11 acre property located at 1053 Stewart Road in Gibsons, BC. The reasons can be found here.
Although branded as a "farm-based brewery" the Commission found that Persephone's operations fail to meet the requirements of a "farm use" and was therefore operating in contravention of the Agriculture Land Commission Act and Regulation.
The decision of the Commission pits two consumer groups whose interests are traditionally aligned: craft beer enthusiasts and local produce supporters, against the other creating an unusual and somewhat uncomfortable dynamic.
Persephone Brewing's operations include a tasting room, outdoor seating area, and a food truck. The property also functions as a farm: hops are grown on the property, as well as some produce. Importantly, and also the source of controversy, the property is located within the ALR.
The ALR was originally set up to preserve British Columbia's limited agricultural land resource, and operates as a land-use zone in which agriculture is recognized as the primary use. The ALR comprises just 5% of BC's total land base and is the area with the greatest agricultural capacity. As a finite and valuable resource, the province has decided to protect this land from gradual erosion by non-farming uses.
Though farming and ranching activities on the ALR are encouraged, some non-agricultural uses are permitted if they are considered compatible with agriculture and have low impacts on the land base, examples include pet kennelling or breeding and equestrian facilities. Recently the operation of a brewery, distillery or meadery was designated as a farm use in the ALR provided "at least 50% of the farm product used to make the beer, spirits or mead produced each year is grown on the farm on which that brewery, distillery or meadery is located."
Unlike wineries and cideries, breweries cannot purchase product under contract from another grower to meet the 50% threshold. However, there is no requirement for a brewery to grow product on the parcel of land on which the brewery or distillery is located. To meet the 50% threshold a farm-based brewery can be comprised of several parcels of land owned or operated by the farm business where on one parcel the brewery operates and on another the grains are grown.
The 50% threshold is measured by the quantity of farm product processed calculated on an annual basis. According to the ALR policy, for beer the farm product will be grain and not hops due to the small quantities of hops involved in the beer making process. In the case of beer water is not considered a farm product, and the in case of distilled products neutral grain spirit (imported alcohol) is not a farm product. The 50% threshold will be based on the farm product used to make the alcohol (grains, corn, potatoes, sugar beets, etc.) and not the botanicals or other flavouring used in the final product due to their smaller proportions.
In its reasons the Commission confirmed Persephone has been operating on the property since 2013, which pre-dates the inclusion of breweries as a permitted farm use in the ALR. Prior to the Regulation amendment in 2015 the Commission had consistently told land owners and brewers that breweries were not permitted on the ALR.
Persephone submitted to the Commission that it currently grows hops on the property which are used in the brewing process, but conceded that all the barley used by the brewery is sourced from other locations not associated with the farm. On that basis the Commission found that Persephone Brewing has historically been, and is currently, operating in contravention of the Agriculture Land Commission Act and Regulation and refused Persephone's request to continue operating on the ALR. To provide Persephone with a reasonable amount of time to relocate its operations the Commission will defer enforcement of the decision for two years.
The Commission's decision raises interesting questions: is the current 50% threshold too high? Should the Regulation be amended to permit farm-based breweries to contract for barley from elsewhere in BC? Are breweries a good gateway to get the public interested and engaged in farming? Or are breweries best kept off fertile lands reserved for agriculture?
Apparently Persephone has no intention of leaving the property and intends to seek an appeal of the decision. Alcohol & Advocacy will be monitoring the situation closely.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel
In the 1920s, as Prohibition in Canada was on the retreat, the federal government and each of the provincial governments were in agreement that liquor sales and consumption needed to be tightly controlled. To facilitate this agenda each province created a liquor control board that monopolized the wholesale purchasing, pricing, and retailing of alcoholic beverages under a heavily regulated regime.
Though much has changed in the 90-odd years since Prohibition ended in most provinces (with the exception of Prince Edward Island which waited until 1948 to repeal its Prohibition laws) the fundamental principle that it is government's role to control how and where Canadians purchase alcohol – and at what price, remains largely intact. Alberta, which privatized its liquor distribution system in 1993, remains the notable outlier in the Canadian regulatory landscape.
The arguments for and against the deregulation of liquor licensing regimes across the provinces are varied and complex. From time-to-time significant liquor law reforms are considered in all Canadian provinces. Different governments have responded to public demand for deregulation in a variety of ways. Ralph Klein's conservative Alberta government privatized liquor retailing in Alberta without any serious legislative debate or discussion. More recently Saskatchewan's premier Brad Wall campaigned on a promise to implement an expanded private retailing system that would open new stores and privatize existing locations. Ontario and British Columbia have taken a different approach altogether preferring incremental changes driven by the reports of government commissions.
Regardless of which approach provincial governments embrace, at each juncture along the road towards reform they are faced with controversial and competing policy concerns:
Casual observers of the liquor industry, particularly in British Columbia, are often quick to point to Alberta as a shining example of the benefits of privatizing the retailing, warehousing and distribution of alcohol. At first blush it's tempting to accept that government's exit from the control of liquor sales and distribution will necessarily reduce the cost of beverage alcohol, and improve the consumer experience. This has not been Alberta's experience; liquor prices increased in Alberta after privatization for most products, and prices continue to remain higher than in many publicly operated retailing environments.
On November 3-4, 2016 in Halifax, the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University and Food Lawyers of Canada are bringing together government officials, academics, lawyers and manufacturers to explore the law's changing role in regulating food and beverage alcohol. I will be presenting on the history of liquor law and regulation in Canada, and discussing a question important to readers of Alcohol & Advocacy: can meaningful liquor law reform happen in British Columbia through ongoing consultation? Or are legal challenges like those before the courts in Toronto Distillery Co. v. The Liquor Control Board of Ontario and R. v. Comeau necessary to force the regulator's hand?
Tickets are still available.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel.
Every day British Columbians head to the internet to do their shopping, even for perishable goods like groceries and flowers, and they expect to have the products they purchase delivered to their door. Now, (finally) they can do the same for all their beer, wine and spirits needs.
On October 17, 2016 the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch issued Policy Directive No. 16-13 that set out the Branch's new policy with regard to the online sale and delivery of alcohol in British Columbia. Previously licensed establishments were permitted to "use the internet as part of their advertising and sales strategy" but "virtual liquor stores" were not permitted. This new policy brings needed clarity to the industry for both retailers and consumers.
The policy statement can be read in full here.
Licensee Retail Stores (private liquor stores) and wine stores may now sell their products online and deliver them to customers. The online store will be considered an "extension" of the licensee's brick-and-mortar location so the store's liquor licence number must appear prominently on the website (just like the licensee's physical licence must be prominently displayed in the physical store), and deliveries must be made from inventory kept at the store and cannot be filled directly from off-site storage. This latter caveat prevents existing licensees from shifting to an internet-focused retailing strategy where they only maintain a minimal physical storefront and conduct the bulk of their business filling online orders from a warehouse.
Manufacturers who already enjoy on-site sales are also permitted to sell their products online, under the same conditions as retail stores (e.g. products must be delivered to the public from the retail store, not from a registered secondary storage site as may be permitted with licensee-to-licensee sales).
Retailers and manufacturers should take note that under the new policy they may share a website with other licensees provided the website clearly sets out which store the products are coming from, and each store manages its own sales. The Branch's decision to permit licensees to share online retail platforms may create opportunities for licensees with an existing internet sales presence to leverage that expertise and software into new relationships with other manufacturers or retailers.
The online sales and delivery policy also contemplates "unlicensed third parties" hosting websites that serve as portals for websites maintained by licensees. Though it is too soon to tell how the Branch's Compliance and Enforcement Program will interpret the policy, Alcohol & Advocacy expects the gap in BC's online market for alcohol, especially beer and wine direct from breweries and wineries, will be quickly filled by existing online retailers and delivery services, or by enterprising app developers.
The new policy is silent on what role government liquor stores will play in the new online retailing atmosphere.
The online marketplace for beer, wine and spirits is now open; if you or your business have questions about seizing this opportunity, or have any other concerns about British Columbia's liquor laws contact Dan Coles at Owen Bird.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel.
"It would be a simple task to draft legislation for the distribution and sale of alcoholic beverages if all our citizens were self-disciplined and moderate users, but such is not the case, and this is amply supported by the incontrovertible knowledge that all civilised countries find it necessary and desirable to enact restrictive and disciplinary laws for its control"- Report of the British Columbia Liquor Inquiry Commission 1952
When John Yap's Report was presented in 2014 the government declared "we promised British Columbians and the industry that we would modernize B.C.'s liquor laws, and we've followed through on that commitment." The government kept its promise – but it was hardly a new one. Since the turn of the 20th century successive governments have made the same promise to "modernize" liquor laws in British Columbia. Though the promise to voters has remained constant, Alcohol & Advocacy is pleased to confirm that the outcomes have continued to improve. Accordingly the Yap Report entered the history books alongside an illustrious host of earlier liquor policy reviews and inquiries, including the Stevens Report (1952), Morrow Report (1970) and Jansen Report (1987).
With all the attention liquor laws and policy are receiving in British Columbia and across Canada these days it's easy to believe we are living in the golden age of liquor law reform. Though that sentiment is probably true, and the reforms of recent years in BC have been well received, the liquor policy reports of bygone eras blazed the trail legislators today are passing through. When the Stevens Report recommended that the government license restaurants to sell beer and wine by the glass, or the Morrow Report recommended permitting women to serve alcohol – British Columbians at that time probably thought they were living in a radical and progressive era.
The liquor law inquiries of the last century are a treasure trove of commentary, facts and analysis that confirm the frustrations licensees face today are not dissimilar to the ones faced by their predecessors 60 years earlier. Each successive report concludes with the recommendation to government to overhaul, or at the very least reform, the status quo of government licensing and retailing. The history of liquor law reform in this province suggests that in another 20 years British Columbian's can expect a new report criticizing the Yap Report for not going far enough, and recommending a new program of incremental changes to the way liquor is manufactured and sold in the province.
In the coming weeks and months Alcohol & Advocacy will post a new series of articles that examine the policy concerns and recommendations of earlier reports, comparing and contrasting them with subsequent inquiries and British Columbia's current regime. Stay tuned.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel.
Over four days in late August, 2015 the harrowing tale of Mr. Comeau's fateful trip across the J.C. Van Horne Bridge that connects Quebec and New Brunswick, with a trunk full of booze, was played out in a court room in the town of Campbellton, New Brunswick – population 7, 385.
The facts were straightforward, and are now well known: Mr. Comeau, like so many other New Brunswick residents, from time-to-time made the trek to a liquor store just inside the border of Quebec to take advantage of cheaper alcohol prices. What Mr. Comeau did not know was that on his now historic trip across the Restigouche River he was under surveillance by the Campbellton RCMP and their counterparts in Quebec. To be certain, there was no complaint filed with the RCMP to initiate this investigation. R. v. Comeau was the result of an RCMP generated crime reduction initiative.
Under New Brunswick's Liquor Control Act, it is unlawful in New Brunswick to have in your possession more than 12 pints of beer purchased outside of New Brunswick. On October 6, 2012 Mr. Comeau had in his trunk 354 bottles or cans of beer and three bottles of hard liquor. He was over the limit.
The police were targeting people who had in excess of five cases of beer in their possession when they crossed the border from Quebec into New Brunswick. The operation involved surveillance by Quebec RCMP of persons from New Brunswick (as identified by their vehicle licence plates) shopping at liquor stores in Quebec. The RCMP would follow the individuals seen to be stocking up on more than five cases of beer, in unmarked cars, onto the bridge heading back to New Brunswick, and would radio ahead to the New Brunswick RCMP and provide them with the licence plate and vehicle description of the suspect. The New Brunswick RCMP would then pull over the identified vehicle on the New Brunswick side of the bridge and search it for "illegal alcohol". The operation lasted two days. It is not known how many tickets were issued for this type of infraction. Mr. Comeau's ticket was in the amount of $292.50.
Mr. Comeau's decision to challenge the ticket, rather than shake his head and pay the fine, was significant. What was probably not known to him at the time, but is now known by even the most casual observer of liquor law and policy in this country, is that the decision of the Honourable Judge Ronald LeBlanc, issued April 29, 2016 will one way or another change the way provinces in Canada tax and restrict the sale and transportation of beverage alcohol.
The reasons for judgment in R. v. Comeau were substantial: 194 paragraphs spread over 86 pages. The decision is a pleasure to read, wading deeply into historical and constitutional issues rarely dealt with by modern Canadian courts; it is easy to lose sight of the fact that at issue was a ticket in the amount of $292.50.
For those readers who don't have the time, or are not inclined, to parse through Judge LeBlanc's reasons, Alcohol & Advocacy offers up the top ten facts from R. v. Comeau you need to know:
While the forgoing should make you reasonably conversant on the topic for cocktail parties, or the upcoming Vancouver Craft Beer Week, it is an oversimplification of a lengthy and complex judgement.
R. v. Comeau may have been decided in a small town on the other side of the country, but the potential ramifications for liquor law in British Columbia are real. British Columbia, like many provinces, has legislation similar to New Brunswick that restricts the amount of alcohol an individual may possess that was purchased in another province. British Columbia's Liquor Possession Regulation currently provides that an individual in British Columbia may possess liquor from another province if it does not exceed 3 litres, in the case of spirits, and 25.6 litres in the case of beer.
It may seem hard to believe, but it was only four years ago that Rich Coleman, the then minister responsible for the British Columbia Liquor Distribution Branch introduced that Regulation. Now it looks as though the government will need to once again revisit its inter-provincial transportation regime if it wishes for British Columbia to remain a truly progressive jurisdiction.
We have not heard the end of the R. v. Comeau. The decision will likely be appealed, and its uncertain at this time how the government of New Brunswick, and the liquor control boards across the country intend to respond to the provincial court judge's findings. Alcohol & Advocacy will be monitoring the situation closely.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel.
Despite grumbling from various quarters, including Alcohol & Advocacy, 2015 was a historic year for liquor law in British Columbia.
A "new" Liquor Control and Licensing Act received royal assent in May, and several new and meaningful policies were implemented by the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch that ushered in real change to the way alcohol is marketed, sold and stored in British Columbia. Moreover, there is now a substantial public awareness and dialogue, largely informed by traditional print media, concerning the way liquor laws affect British Columbians. While far from perfect, the Yap Report made it clear that the BC government is listening to consumers and stakeholders in the liquor industry, and is committed to incremental change. The reforms to BC's liquor laws over the past two years have enfranchised consumers, creating a growing demand for better and more accessible products at competitive prices.
As 2015 comes to a close, it is worth considering what the industry has to look forward to in 2016. To date only about half of the 73 Yap Report recommendations (each of which received "full support" from the government) have been implemented. In short, there is still a lot of change in store for confused consumers, and fatigued manufacturers and retailers. In the shifting legal landscape that is BC liquor law, change is truly the only constant. Many of the outstanding recommendations require the coming into force of the new Act, which will require the drafting of new Regulations, and corresponding changes to Liquor Control and Licensing Branch policy.
Of the outstanding Yap Report recommendations, below are Alcohol & Advocacy's
"top ten". For better or for worse we look forward to seeing how these recommendations and consultations unravel in 2016:
(as numbered in Yap Report)
[6] While labelling liquor bottles and packages is the responsibility of the federal government, B.C. should work with the other provinces and territories to encourage warning labels on liquor products.
[12] Due to the varying size and focus of licensed establishments, consideration should be given to how different types of penalties (e.g., a suspension versus a monetary penalty) may impact a licensee and staff. See Penalty Schedule Consultation Paper.
[13] LCLB should work with police agencies to explore implementing "last drink" programs across B.C. on a more concerted basis. If an impaired person's last drink was in a licensed establishment, LCLB can investigate and possibly levy penalties for over serving clients
[14] LCLB should have the authority to regulate the home delivery of alcohol and should consider that home delivery service providers require SIR certification.
[15] Applicants and licensees seeking a review of LCLB decisions should have access to a new and separate decision-making body outside the licensing branch. The Ministry of Justice should review current processes and determine how best to provide independent decision-making for those seeking appeal.
[26] Government should discuss establishing a quality assurance program for B.C. craft beer and artisan-distilled spirits (similar to the VQA wine program).
[38] Food- or liquor-primary licences should be available to other types of businesses, allowing a range of new establishments (e.g., spas, cooking schools, and galleries) to offer liquor to their clientèle as an additional service.
[50] Permit hobby brewers and vintners to apply for an SOL to host competition events, allowing home-made beers and wines to be sampled by both judges and the public.
[58] LDB warehousing and distribution systems should be modernized and streamlined. The wholesale ordering processes should be improved with the goal of better and more efficient service to clients
[68] Allow private and public retail liquor stores to sell growlers (refillable bottles) and operate refilling stations.
Happy New Year from Alcohol & Advocacy.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel.
Have you ever stopped to consider how strange it is that bars, restaurants and caterers in British Columbia (and most other provinces) pay the same for beverage alcohol as you or I would if we walked into our local government liquor store?
Though bars and restaurants in British Columbia purchase alcohol in quantities that dwarf the purchasing habits of individual consumers, and their ongoing support of local products is integral to the survival and growth of British Columbia's craft beer and spirits sector, they are denied access to true wholesale pricing, and have no opportunity to buy from outside the Liquor Distribution Branch monopoly. Wholesale pricing for bars and restaurants is not to be confused with wholesale pricing for retail liquor stores – another controversial issue in British Columbia.
Restaurants Canada just released its 2015 Report Card on provincial liquor policies that affect restaurants and bars. British Columbia was awarded a "C+". You can (and should) read the Report Card in its entirety here.
Restaurants Canada is a nation-wide not for profit association that represents Canada's dynamic and diverse restaurant and food service industry. Though Restaurants Canada speaks for only one segment of the many stakeholders in BC's liquor industry, this year's Report is worthwhile reading for everyone involved in the industry. The liquor industry is not comprised of watertight compartments; the various segments of the industry depend on each other for success, and if the hospitality sector is not receiving the support it needs from Victoria, that is a concern for everyone.
While not a failing grade (Newfoundland and Labrador received the only "F" in this year's Report), when you consider what BC's Liquor Control and Licensing Branch is doing for our hospitality sector compared to what other provincial regulators are doing across Canada, it is easy to see that there is still much progress to be made in the way that liquor is purchased and sold in BC.
Alberta for example offers restaurateurs and bar owners access to a true wholesale market. Not only can establishments buy at wholesale prices through the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission, but they can also buy at wholesale rates from private retailers where they are free to negotiate prices as well as payment and delivery terms. Even tiny Prince Edward Island offers the industry a comprehensive wholesale discount program on all products, and Nova Scotia gives licensees a 10% discount on wine and spirits. Restaurateurs in British Columbia covet those opportunities, and rightly so.
Operators in the food and beverage sector have good reason to be disappointed by BC's "C+" grade. 2015 was supposed to be a banner year for the hospitality and tourism business in BC with the unveiling and endorsement of the Yap Report. While there is no doubt that many of the changes to BC's liquor laws this year have been for the better – the terms of reference for the Yap Report were clear that his recommendations must be revenue neutral, so the introduction of a wholesale pricing regime for bars and restaurants was never going to be in the cards.
Alcohol & Advocacy believes British Columbia can do better. The liquor industry is worth an estimated $2 billion to British Columbia's economy each year (if you include indirect revenue), and the government recognizes it as one of the leading contributors to tourism. For example more people (800,000) visit British Columbia annually and spend money in the wine industry than came to Vancouver during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
The current Liberal government appears committed to liquor law reform, and has not shied away from recognizing the value of the liquor industry to the province. While there is no indication that a wholesale pricing regime for bars and restaurants will be introduced in British Columbia any time soon, the Yap Report has demonstrated the government's ability to listen to market demands. Perhaps we'll see a "wholesale pricing consultation" in 2016?
Restaurants Canada 2015 Report Card
Ever wonder how the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch makes policy or decisions?
British Columbia's Liquor Control and Licensing Branch makes decisions every day that affect the viability of brewers and distillers, as well as the bars, restaurants, and retailers that sell and promote their products. Understanding how and why the Branch, and more specifically the Compliance and Enforcement program, make the decisions that they do is key to successfully navigating British Columbia's regulatory maze.
The Liquor Control and Licensing Branch and its Compliance and Enforcement program find their respective mandates in the Liquor Control and Licensing Act. The Act provides for the appointment of a "general manager" who administers the Act and "supervises" all licensed establishments and manufacturers of liquor within the province. The general manager, and his staff, administer the Act in a variety of familiar ways including:
The Branch has various policies and procedures in place to assist its staff in making consist and accountable decisions. Some of these policies are published. The Branch's policies are based on a number of "operating assumptions". Whether or not you agree with the Branch's assumptions, being familiar with them will benefit your business the next time it interacts with the Branch or does business with the Liquor Distribution Branch. The assumptions that are the most influential on Branch policy and procedures are as follows:
Government Bill 27, what will become the "new" Liquor Control and Licensing Act has been available online for almost a month now, and while the language that appears in Bill 27 will probably become law without significant revision, it is important for industry stakeholders to understand that process. Though much of the criticism and confusion surrounding the implementation of last year's Final Report is well placed, some of it stems from the public's lack of understanding of the legislative process. If you have serious concerns about liquor law reform in this province, now is the time to contact your MLA and engage in the political process.
In case you have forgotten that classic Schoolhouse Rock video from your childhood, a bill is a proposed law (piece of legislation) that has been introduced in the legislative assembly by an elected member. Typically the MLA (or MP in the federal context) is the government Minister who will ultimately be responsible for the subject matter of the bill if it is passed and becomes an act. For instance Bill 27 was introduced by the Minister of Justice, the Honourable Suzanne Anton. Bills that relate to public policy, like Bill 27, are appropriately called "public bills" or "government bills". For the 2015 legislative session in Victoria the legislature website identifies 27 such government bills. A member of an opposition party, or a government backbencher is also entitled to introduce a bill to the assembly, however without government support these bills are rarely passed into law and those that do often address niche issues and causes.
After being introduced to the legislative assembly and briefly explained (the 1st reading) the bill is later subjected to a general debate by the assembly as a whole (the 2nd reading). Assuming the bill passes the 2nd reading, it moves on to the committee stage where the bill is examined in even greater detail than the 2nd reading, and amendments are introduced. The "committee" can be comprised of the entire legislative assembly, or a select group of MLAs depending on the nature of the bill. At the 3rd reading the bill, along with any amendments made in committee, is voted on again. The bill that passes 3rd reading is the final form of the bill that will receive royal assent by the Lieutenant Governor and then become law as an act.
For liquor industry insiders the start of 2015 has been marked with frequent, and sometimes confusing, communications from the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch describing recent changes to the Regulation and new policies.
On April 1, 2015 a number of these new initiatives take effect. Certain of the announced changes are intended to provide liquor retailers with opportunities to locate and operate stores in ways that may be more convenient for consumers, and create consistency between public and private stores. These changes include:
Other changes that become effective April 1, 2015 affect price. A November, 2014 announcement by the Ministry of Justice put British Columbians on notice that beginning April 1, 2015 all liquor retailers, including BC Liquor Stores, would purchase their product from the BC Liquor Distribution Branch at a common wholesale price. For better or for worse this change has done away with the previous model that provided different classes of retailers various discounts depending on the type of retailer they are. Whether this change in wholesale pricing will end up "levelling the playing field" for "all liquor retailers" or provide any meaningful benefit to consumers will be determined with time as the full picture of pricing changes becomes known. The private liquor retail sector remains critical of this new regime.
What has been given comparatively less attention was the introduction on March 26, 2015 of the first-reading version of Bill 27, described by the Minister of Justice as a "re-write" of the Liquor Control and Licensing Act that if passed will modernize outdated provisions and provide a legislative foundation to implement the outstanding recommendations from the Final Report delivered on January 31, 2014.
Assuming Bill 27 is passed, additional consultations will take place with licensees, local government and police toward the development of regulations that will bring the new Act into force and provide details on how the new Act will be interpreted, applied and enforced. Like under the existing Liquor Control and Licensing Act the regulations are where the real mechanisms of the Act are kept – and liquor industry stakeholders should pay close attention to details of the new regulation as they emerge. Until the new Act can be read in concert with the new regulation it is too early to tell how significant the effect of the new Act will be on stakeholders.
*Alcohol & Advocacy publishes articles for information purposes only. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and persons requiring such advice should consult legal counsel.


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MALAYSIA AIRLINES website hit by Lizard Squad hackers.
Malaysia Airlines is dealing with an attack on its official website, apparently carried out by hacking group Lizard Squad. The carrier insists its servers have not been compromised, though Lizard Squad claims otherwise.
MH370: Hackers take over Malaysia Airlines website with picture of top hat.
The frontpage of malaysiaairlines.com was replaced with the image of the reptile, who also sports a black tuxedo, a monocle and a pipe, together with a message which read 404 - Plane Not Found - an apparent reference to missing Flight MH370.
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On logging into www.malaysiaairlines.com on Monday morning, January 26th, users were presented with an image of a Malaysia Airlines Airbus and messages that read ���404 ��� Plane Not Found��� and ���Hacked by Lizard��.
Nations Planning Next Phase of Jet Search
New equipment will be deployed with help from outside groups and companies to examine the ocean floor for debris from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.. Officials and experts from Malaysia, China, Australia and other countries plan to meet in Australian capital Canberra to decide what to do next in search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
Flight 370 Believed to Be on Autopilot
Australian authorities have shifted the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 further south in the Indian Ocean and said they believed that the plane was on autopilot.
Dont Blame Malaysia Airlines
Flight 17 didnt shoot itself down.. Op-Ed article by journalist and author James Fallows holds that Malaysia Airlines is not at fault for disaster in which one of its planes was shot down over Ukraine; says flights route over conflict zone reflects standards established by international air control system and appeared to be both legal and safe; holds that air transportation could not operate if it had to avoid every conceivable threat.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES Apologizes for Want to go Somewhere.
Malaysia Airlines did a mea culpa Friday for a marketing tweet that some deemed insensitive as air officials continue to search for one of its jets, missing.
Jet Wreckage Bears Signs of Impact by Supersonic Missile, Analysis Shows
A piece from the Malaysia Airlines plane in Ukraine, examined in photographs by defense consultants, had damage consistent with that from a fragmenting warhead, the kind carried by an SA-11 missile.. Piece of wreckage from Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 bears telltale marks of small pieces of high-velocity shrapnel that apparently crippled jet in flight; wreckage suggests that destruction of aircraft was caused by supersonic missile that apparently exploded near the jet as it flew.
Malaysia Airlines Financial Losses Grow
Disasters on two flights this year have further damaged the already struggling carrier, which is poised for a reorganization.
Lizard Squad threatens Malaysia Airlines with data dump: We DID TOO hack.
Infamous hacktivists Lizard Squad are threatening to dump data they supposedly snatched during the process of defacing the website of Malaysia Airlines. Surfers visiting Malaysia Airlines (www.malaysiaairlines.com) website on Monday were confronted by.
Malaysia Airlines shares suspended as part of rescue plan.
Kuala Lumpur (AFP) - Malaysia Airlines suspended its shares from the countrys stock exchange Monday under a government rescue plan for the flag carrier which is fighting for survival after losing two planes this year.
Malaysia Airlines to Cut Work Force and Get Almost $2 Billion Bailout
Even the government aid and the elimination of 6,000 jobs will not guarantee a successful restructuring, the majority owner said.. Malaysia Airlines announces restructuring plan that will cut 6,000 jobs, about 30 percent of its workforce; airline will receive bailout from Malaysian government amounting to nearly $2 billion.
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It is not clear why Malaysia Airlines has become the target of a cyber attack nor what connection the hack has to Islamic State, the militant group sometimes referred to as ISIS which has declared an Islamic caliphate in parts of Syria and Iraq. Lizard.
With Grief on Top of Grief, Malaysians Are Tested on Flight 370s Lessons
Anger over Malaysia Airline's decision to fly the Ukraine route could prove a new challenge for the government four months after another plane operated by the carrier disappeared.. Malaysians are confronted with improbable loss of another passenger jet with downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 in Ukraine, only months after disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370; anger over Malaysia Airlines decision to fly route over Ukraine could prove new challenge for government, which was heavily criticized for handling of disappearance of Flight 370.
'The Technology Is Out There,' but Satellites Don't Track Jets
The airline industry has sophisticated tools to follow planes and stream data from their flight recorders. But given cost and the general safety of air travel, neither the airlines nor regulators have used them.. Airline industry, long before Malaysia Airlines plane vanished, had sophisticated tools to follow planes and stream data from their flight recorders, but given cost and the general safety of air travel, neither the airlines nor regulators adopted them; experts say disappearance of jet and improvements in satellite technology could provide new impetus to track planes more closely.
404 plane not found: Lizard Squad hacks Malaysian Airlines.
Malaysian Airlines has come to the attention of the infamous Lizard Squad with their site being hacked today to show the message ���404 Plane Not Found.��� The message is related to the unresolved mystery of flight MH17,��.
Hackers Hit Malaysia Airlines Website
The browser window, reading ���ISIS WILL PREVAIL,��� stood over a page displaying the image of an aircraft along with the message ���404- Plane Not Found.��� Malaysia Airlines is still suffering from the fallout of two downed planes in the last year, one of.
Pilots' Possible Role in Flight 370 Vanishing 'Unthinkable' to Friends
The two men at the controls of Flight 370 led ordinary lives that revolved around family and flying, those who knew them said.. Relatives, friends and colleagues of two pilots at helm of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 line up in their defense, saying it is unimaginable that they could have played a role in any sinister plot involving the planes disappearance.
Crash Victims to Undergo Routine Tests, Experts Say
Some of the testing may help illuminate exactly what happened to the jetliner after it was hit by a surface-to-air missile.. Forensic experts say they expect crash victims of Malaysia Airlines disaster in Ukraine to undergo routine examinations, even if crash itself was anything but; DNA testing and other techniques are to be used to identify dead and determine cause of death; testing could shed light on what exactly happened to jetliner after it was hit by surface-to-air missile.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES Websites Hacked With ISIS Attack Claim
Malaysia Airliness website in some regions was hacked by a group calling itself ���Cyber Caliphate��� with the slogan ���ISIS will prevail,��� the latest in a series of cyber-attacks by people claiming affiliation with Islamic State. The website of the.
Malaysia Airlines website hacked by Lizard Squad
The IS group, which uses social media in recruiting and spreading its message, is believed to harbour ambitions of launching a cyber-war against the West. It is unclear why Malaysia Airlines was targeted. But concern has been rising in Malaysia after.
Q. and A. on MALAYSIA AIRLINES Flight 370
Matthew L. Wald, who has written about aviation for The New York Times, answers questions about the communications equipment on the plane, and whether or not we'll ever know what happened that night.
Bad PR: Malaysia Airlines Ultimate Bucket List Competition.
Straight from the files of What Were You Thinking? comes a ���Bucket List���-themed contest from Malaysia Airlines that ranks as the second worst decision recently made by the beleaguered travel brand (the first was to retain its��.
Times Minute | The Search for Flight 370
. A look at the search efforts for the Malaysia Airlines plane that vanished early Saturday morning.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES website compromised by cyber caliphate Lizard Squad hackers
The official Malaysia Airlines website has been compromised by Lizard Squad, a group calling itself the Official Cyber Caliphate. It was not clear why the troubled airline was targeted but the hacking group said on its Twitter feed that it was going.
Malaysia Airlines website hacked *update
MALAYSIA Airlines confirms that its Domain Name System (DNS) has been compromised where users are re-directed to a hacker website when www.malaysiaairlines.com URL is keyed in. At this stage, Malaysia Airlines web servers are intact. The airline .
Lizard Squad hacks MALAYSIA AIRLINES site
In August, it also tweeted to American Airlines that there might be explosives on a plane carrying the president of Sony Online Entertainment, which makes video games, forcing the flight to be diverted. Malaysia Airlines also said in its statement that.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES website hacked by - Daily Express
MALAYSIA Airlines staff were today scrambling to restore the embattled carriers website after it was hacked by a group proclaiming support for the terror group Islamic State.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES website Hacked by Cyber Caliphate
The website of the troubled Malaysia Airlines has sustained an attack by the Lizard Squad ��� a group allegedly aligning itself with ISIS. ���Hacked by Cyber Caliphate��� appears on the homepage underneath a picture of a well-dressed lizard in a top hat.
Hackers claiming to support Islamic State have done this to.
A GROUP OF hackers which has made apparent references to Islamic State jihadists has taken over the website of troubled carrier Malaysia Airlines. Earlier this morning, hackers from the Lizard Squad claimed responsibility��.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES flight MH370 may never be found admits.
MISSING Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 may NEVER be found as the wreckage lies in a deep and huge ocean, the man who once led the search operation has claimed.
Malaysia: Airline Website Is Hacked
Malaysia Airliness website has been hacked by a group that posted a message proclaiming support for the Islamic State militant group. The airlines site was changed on Monday, at first with a message saying ���404 - Plane Not Found��� and ���Hacked by Cyber .
Hackers target Malaysia Airlines, threaten data dump
It was not clear why the troubled airline was targeted but the hacking group said on its Twitter feed that it was Going to dump some loot found on malaysiaairlines.com servers soon. Visitors to the website were re-directed to��.
Malaysia Airlines hacked by Cyber Caliphate group
The browser window of the website, www.malaysiaairlines.com, read ���ISIS WILL PREVAIL��� and the airlines ticket booking and other services were unavailable. Instead, a full-screen picture of a Malaysia Airlines Airbus Group N.V. A380 plane and the .
Tension Is Growing as Families of Flight 370 Passengers Hold Vigil
In a Beijing hotel, expressions of exasperation with ever-changing stories from Malaysian officials.. Families of 239 people aboard missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, in meetings with Malaysian officials and airline executives in Beijing hotel, express anger, grief, astonishment and exasperation over way Malaysian authorities have handled investigation and search efforts.
Airline on Plane's Communication System
The chief executive of Malaysia Airlines says it is unclear when the missing plane's communications system, known as Acars, was switched off.
Families of Indians on Missing Flight Plead for Information
. They say they have had very little official information about the developments in the search for the Malaysia Airlines jetliner.
ISIS-Linked Cyber Warfare Strikes Malaysia Airlines - The.
ISIS-linked cyber terrorists promoting a Cyber Caliphate were busy early Monday hacking the website of Malaysia Airlines.
Malaysia Airlines website hacked by Cyber Caliphate
Screen shots from the airlines web page show the message 404 - Plane not Found. Hacked by Cyber Caliphate over an image of a Malaysia Airlines A380 aircraft. An alternative image has a picture of a lizard wearing a monocle, top hat and bow tie with.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES says website not hacked
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Waiting for the Black Box
In this era of instant wireless communication, why isn't black-box data transmitted in real time via satellite? Such technology exists.. Editorial, citing disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, questions why black-box data is not transmitted in real time via satellites in an era of instant communication; contends cost of installing technology is preferable to the expense in money and public relations when disasters occur.
Airline Will Not Escape Liability if Act of War Caused Crash
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An updated summary of what is known and not known about the crash.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES Site Hacked By Lizard Squad
Hacker group Lizard Squad, which took down Xbox Live and the Sony Playstation Network last month, have claimed credit for an attack on Malaysia Airlines website. The site currently displays a picture of a lizard in a top hat and monocle, as well as.
MALAYSIA AIRLINES site hacked with 404 - Plane Not Found
The Malaysia Airlines website was hacked with a message saying 404 - Plane Not Found. A group proclaiming support for the Islamic State took responsibility for the hack. The Malaysia Airlines website was hacked with a message saying 404 - Plane.
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 - Daily Express
OFFICIALS coordinating the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have called for expressions of interest in the recovery of any wreckage ��� suggesting they are confident the stricken jet will still be found.


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Biometrics, tokenization gain steam with MasterCard, Visa commitments
With security one of the biggest hurdles to driving mobile payments adoption, Visa and MasterCard are doubling down on technologies such as tokenization and biometrics to safeguard customer data on smartphones.
Visa said this week that it will expand a program introduced last year that replaces 16-digit account numbers with a unique series of numbers called a token in online and mobile payments. Also this week, MasterCard announced a pilot program with First Tech Federal Credit Union to use biometrics such as facial and voice recognition as well as fingerprint matching to authenticate transactions.
"Today, signatures and PINs identify consumers," said Carolyn Balfany, senior vice president of product delivery and security for MasterCard, Purchase, NY. "Biometrics is tomorrow's scale technology, it can include unique combinations of facial and voice recognition and fingerprints to identify the individual.
"The use of biometrics can further improve security from not only what the consumer knows (the PIN) but to who they are (their fingerprint or voice)," she said. "These methods protect against lost/stolen fraud.
"Using EMV, tokenization and biometrics together allows both the device and the consumer to be more surely authenticated striking at counterfeit and lost/stolen fraud. That's powerful."
Security layers
The MasterCard pilot program using biometrics will roll out later this year. It is designed to deliver greater security to U.S. cardholders without compromising convenience.
Biometrics have been getting a lot of attention lately following the introduction of Touch ID by Apple last year. The finger recognition technology enables users of newer iPhone models to unlock their device and complete purchases using Apple Pay, with the fingerprint information store locally.
MasterCard is taking a layering approach to security with mobile payments.
MasterCard's introduction of EMV or chip technology is based on tokenization or a chip that sits on in a mobile telephone. The chip generates a unique code for each purchase. That unique code all but eliminates counterfeit fraud.
"For online security, including mobile payments, security lies in identifying both the device and the person making the transaction," Ms. Balfany said.
"The role of mobile in biometrics will be important," she said.
"It's presumed that through mobile devices, be they phones, watches and gadgets not yet invented, consumers will transact and verify their identities."
Mobile payments adoption
While financial services organizations and technology companies have high hopes for mobile payments, consumer adoption has been slow, in part because of perceived issues around security. Many consumers are concerned that their personal data stored on a phone could be accessed if the device were stolen. At the same time, a series of high-profile data breaches also has consumers about data being stored remotely.
A recent report from 451 Research stated that security is the largest obstacle to more rapid adoption of mobile payments services. The report also said the issue is largely one of perception, with the onus on financial services organizations, technology companies and retailers to make consumers feel more secure (see story).
Visa is betting on tokenization to make consumers feel more secure. The company launched the Visa Token Service in September 2014, replacing account information with a token to authorize payments on select Apple devices using Visa accounts through Apple Pay.
This year, the service will be expanded to other device manufacturers and technology companies, bringing the mobile technology to tens of millions of consumers.
Account number replacement
Visa also plans to tokenize transactions initiated with Visa Checkout for online purchases. As a result, more than 110 merchants that have already deployed Visa Checkout will be able to offer their customers Visa's token technology.
The list of retailers includes Gap, Gymboree, Neiman Marcus, Orbitz, Pizza Hut and Staples.
Visa states that a number of financial institutions in Asia Pacific, Latin America and the U.S. will also begin deploying Visa Token Service to support their mobile payment apps and services.
Visa also expects some of the largest ecommerce merchants to deploy Visa Token Service.
"To encourage broader adoption of mobile payments, it's in the best interest of providers to hone their focus on security," said Jordan McKee, senior analyst for mobile marketing and commerce strategies with Yankee Group, Boston. "Security is, by a long shot, the biggest impediment to mobile payment adoption. We find of those not using mobile payment applications, 47 percent cite security issues as the primary issue why.
"I wouldn't say there's so much a race as there is a concerted effort across the industry to leverage the inherent features of the mobile device to bolster security," he said.
"Eighty four percent of respondents to our January 2015 US Consumer survey cited secure storage of financial account information as a critical factor in a mobile payment app. Security should be viewed as the foundational component of mobile payments; it must be in place before broad adoption becomes anything close to a reality."
Final Take
Chantal Tode is senior editor on Mobile Commerce Daily, New York


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The planned privatisation of Australia's biggest health insurer, Medibank Private, has progressed, with advisers announced to recommend on the sale method, timing and estimated proceeds.
After a "very competitive" selection process, the government confirmed on Friday that Lazard had been hired as business adviser for the sale and Herbert Smith Freehills as legal adviser.
Ernst and Young has been appointed accounting adviser, and the Australian Government Solicitor as process/probity adviser.
The companies will hand in a scoping study on the sale by February, ahead of the federal budget.
Finance Minister Mathias Cormann reiterated the sale must "contribute to an efficient, competitive and viable private health insurance industry" while maintaining service and quality levels in country Australia.
Other priorities are ensuring Medibank's employees are treated in a fair manner, reducing post-sale risk and liabilities to the Commonwealth, and maximising net proceeds, he said.
Medibank has about 4800 employees, but cut about 300 people from its flagship private health insurance division in 2013.
A sale of Medibank has been considered controversial given its capital base has almost entirely been built on taxpayer contributions.
A trade sale would require the Medibank Private Sales Act to be amended to remove a 15 per cent ownership limit.
Medibank has about 29 per cent market share of the private health insurance market, and has more than 120 branches. It also sells life insurance, travel insurance and pet insurance, and has a contract servicing the Australian Defence Force.
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Frequent BSOD - Kernel Data Inpage Error - Minidump Failure
I've been experiencing a BSOD every 10-60 minutes for the past few days. The error is always a KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR (0xC000000E, or STATUS_NO_SUCH_DEVICE). It switches between referring to ntfs.sys or win32k.sys and hangs on initializing disk for crash dump but no crash dump is created.
I've made no driver changes or hardware changes in over a year.
I've tested my RAM with memtest.exe and it came out clean.
I've tried dskchk on the SSD holding my boot OS and it came out clean.
I've tried reseating all components.
I've tried stress testing my graphics card and CPU for 30 minutes but no crash resulted.
I've tried replacing the SATA and power cables connecting the drives.
At this point would it be fair to assume the issue is with my motherboard and that it requires replacement or are there any other possibilities I should be investigating?
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Cultivating a Holy Ambition
I grew up with a grueling ambition to be the absolute best—to be perfect—the only way I knew to receive affirmation. Even now as a believer with my hope set in Christ, I sometimes wonder if I am enough to be worthwhile, usually based on comparison. Will I be enough if I can speak Chinese fluently, or write a book, or be an exceptional homeschooler, or be admired for my listening and counseling abilities?
And my kids? Do they need to be well-rounded down to the last neurotic detail? If I opt out of the childhood rat race, am I depriving them of opportunities for maximum success?
Please, my soul begs, when am I enough so that I can be at peace?
Never, as long as my ambition is centered on me rather than God.
Too often we absorb cultural assumptions as fact—as something barely examined, like breathing or gravity—and we rarely think to question them. We happily believe that our education and career are for our own exaltation; if our life path does not serve the end goal of "being all we can be," then it is a waste of talent and training, and whoever or whatever got in the way should be discarded. A sacrificial mindset focused on God's desires is either absent from our thinking, or witheringly denounced as subjugation.
I desperately do not want my children to walk the same harsh and deadly road of selfish ambition that I once walked. I felt the effects of plain and simple burnout for years, and I see clearly now that much of what I strove for—worshipped, really—betrayed me, as false gods are certain to do.
My utmost desire for my children is that they love the Lord and walk in his ways all the days of their lives. That is the sum of success. The only true life is one lived all for the glory of God. Anything else, no matter how glowing, is a mirage.
What are the best questions?
Many of us Christians blessed with resources have the opportunity to ask the very good question of whether our children can become strong and competent in their spheres of influence, without their ambition turning toward serving their own ends.
But what if my child has a disability? Or, God forbid, has a short lifespan? What if my child's skill set or intelligence does not incline them toward college or a white-collar job? What if my child is not a leader in the traditional sense, or is content with what the world deems menial labor? Will he or she be a success still?
And for those billions of people living in a very different culture from mine: What if success means having enough food to eat? Having a sturdy home? Having a skill that allows for an honorable job? What if becoming great in the world's eyes is not on the radar?
What is success in God's eyes? Can we Christians envision and live out a holy ambition? Can our discipleship and education of our children empower them to do the same?
The founder and perfecter of our faith
How did God in the flesh live on this earth? He worked a trade with his father and learned from his Heavenly Father. His short period of public ministry drew a following, but it seemed to dissolve at his death. He alienated most of the religious and political leaders, even within Judaism. At his crucifixion he was readily forsaken by almost everyone.
But that is neither the full story nor the end of the story. Jesus died as the exact fulfillment of God's plan from before the beginning of time, to save his people from their sins, "so that in him we might become the righteousness of God" (2 Corinthians 5:21). His ransomed followers will come from every tribe and tongue and nation.
His death was not even the end of his work. He rose again, defeating death, and foreshadowing our own resurrection to eternal life with God. Christ, "for the joy that was set before him endured the cross," and is now "seated at the right hand of the throne of God" (Hebrews 12:2).
His death and resurrection were the greatest success the world has ever known. There is no greater glory than that which Christ earned.
We children of God who died with Christ will be raised and glorified with him. We will share his precious inheritance as his brothers and sisters. We receive not only ultimate glory but the heady, nourishing love of our Heavenly Father that we all crave and for which we find various substitutes until we are found by him.
If Christ's death accomplished this for him and for us, should we not sprint forward to die to self along with him? He died that "those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised" (2 Corinthians 5:15). It sounds like madness to the flesh, but with an eternal perspective, it is the most rational route to ultimate success.
Servanthood and glory
Philippians 2:3-11 is the best explanation we could ask for:
[3] Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. [4] Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others. [5] Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, [6] who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, [7] but emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. [8] And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. [9] Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name, [10] so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, [11] and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.
Selfish ambition goes hand in hand with conceit and only caring about our own interests. We are instead called to observe and emulate Jesus, to look to others and their needs as more important than ourselves, and to become servants in humble obedience to God.
Jesus was obedient to the point of death, and though we too may die for the Lord, we will certainly not die the atoning death he died, experiencing the horrors of God's wrath and separation from God. But because of his obedience in degradation, Jesus is now exalted above all, worshipped rightfully as God. It was worth it.
We are wise to follow Jesus and seek after heavenly treasure that cannot be stolen or destroyed by decay. The things we chase in selfish ambition—exalted positions, wealth, envied experiences, physical beauty—will burn in God's judgment.
In God's estimation of success, the day laborer who reads haltingly and has no degrees, and gives freely to those in need out of love for Christ, is a success. The paraplegic who cannot work or walk, and lives daily with faith in Christ that secures joy and hope, is a success. And the millions of people who struggle every day to procure life's necessities without any fanfare, and who bow down before Christ, are successes.
Servanthood is the route to true glory.
Holy ambition
If holy ambition is about servanthood, about treasuring Christ above all else in our work, then how do we do it and model it?
We work hard, by God's grace, to fulfill a holy calling with humility, for God's glory.
Certainly we work hard. We are not given the option of laziness just because God is sovereign. And we know that all our work depends on God's grace to have any meaning or fruitfulness. Our work must be marked by humility and self-forgetfulness, because our eyes are so fixed on Christ. We must pursue things pleasing and desirable to God with the steadfast goal of God's glory.
By "work," I mean the full range of constructive things we do here on earth. There is no division between the "sacred" and "secular". In other words, being a missionary or pastor is no more holy or pleasing to God in and of itself than being a physicist or barber. All of these callings (assuming they are ethical) can and should serve God's ends in the world.
We must remember that work is rooted in creation. God gave Adam and Eve the grand job to "be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion" over it (Genesis 1:28). In God's perfect plan, work was to be delightful and fulfilling, and magnify his love and loveliness throughout creation. The back-breaking toil it has become is due to the fall of humankind: "cursed is the ground because of you; in pain you shall eat of it all the days of your life" (Genesis 3:17). We long for God's restoration of all things when work will once again be pure pleasure; until then we endure the hardships but aim for our work to reflect its original purpose.
Rest, too, is rooted in creation. God rested on the seventh day and he commands us to do the same. Jesus reinforces this command, with his burden-breaking, joy-restoring corrective to legalism: "the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath" (Mark 2:27). Rest is not laziness or copping out, and it is not optional. It is a gift, meant for our restoration and our continued dependence on God. Ambition that shuns rest will not succeed in the long run. Take care not to believe the strange lie that becoming a workaholic in the name of doing more for God is impressive to him.
That the next generation might know
If God has called you to marriage and given you children, your foremost ministry is to your family. The Bible teaches illustratively about the unique importance of marriage and its reflection of Christ's relationship with the church. The inherent dependence of our children, coupled with the Bible's repeated exhortations to "teach them diligently" (Deuteronomy 6:7) about the ways of the Lord and to "tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, and his might, and the wonders he has done…that the next generation might know…so that they should set their hope in God." (Psalm 78:4-7)—these make it very clear that God will hold us accountable for the discipleship of our children. It is the most significant work we will ever do.
Our ambition must prioritize this. I am not talking about letting the world revolve around your kids, which teaches them a worldview of entitlement and self-absorption. The point is to invest in them so that their world revolves around the Lord.
How do we raise our children to believe and follow this?
We disciple them in the truth. We teach them the whole counsel of Scripture. We teach them that true success is modeled and enacted by the once-dead and now-risen Jesus. We impress in their minds the counter-cultural idea that servanthood is the path to glory, and that pleasing God is more desirable than pleasing themselves or the world.
Modeling servanthood is key. If our children see and participate with us in loving, serving, and learning from the "least of these," their hearts catch the idea that this is what we do; this is special and a great privilege. This is what God loves and this is what I love. This is true life. And you will not have many greater joys than witnessing your kids selflessly care for someone else, glowing from the joy of it.
How do we live as individuals and families? Do we tell our children that most of all we want to please God, and then throw a fit when we do not get the job promotion, or mourn despondently that our body does not look like it did in our youth? Do we tell them that our treasure is in heaven, but hoard our money and drool after the endless torrent of bigger and better stuff? Do we yearn (and pray) most of all for holiness and joy and justice, or to win what we want and finally be on top? Do we gather with the body of Christ faithfully even when it costs us something, or do we make church and fellowship a lukewarm priority?
We must also have educational and career expectations for them that line up with these truths. Do we drill it into their heads that education is about getting the best grades and the most recognition, to get into the best college with the most recognition, to get the best job with the most recognition? Do we do the same thing subtly, by being over the moon about academic achievement and hardly involved in their spiritual development? What messages do we send, explicitly and implicitly, to communicate that our most cherished hope for them is an upward-climbing career?
Instead, can we encourage and support them in diligently flourishing in their studies and later in their families and careers, so that they can minister God's love and truth in their life's work? Can we grow our philosophy on the trellis of knowing that "unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain," and that "it is in vain that you rise up early and go late to rest, eating the bread of anxious toil; for he gives to his beloved sleep" (Psalm 127:1-2). Can we place success within the helpful boundary of knowing that all of it is worth nothing if we magnify ourselves instead of Christ?
How will people respond?
This vignette about John G. Paton never fails to snap me back to the real point of life. He and his wife, upon their departure to be missionaries to an unreached island, were warned by an elder that they would be eaten by cannibals. Paton responded:
"Mr. Dickson, you are advanced in years now, and your own prospect is soon to be laid in the grave, there to be eaten by worms; I confess to you, that if I can but live and die serving and honoring the Lord Jesus, it will make no difference to me whether I am eaten by Cannibals or by worms."
I'm thankful it is very unlikely for most of us to be eaten by cannibals. Still, following Christ means giving up things that even fellow Christians do not understand.
Some people are frightened by giving up the security of worldly gain, and want to silence others who say this is what Christ calls us to. Some have come up with the idea that worldly influence, at any cost, is the means to do the most good in the world. But imagined "good" does not justify unholy living, and wealth is more seductive than any of us imagine (recall the parable of the sower and the seeds sown among thorns). Many people simply think that worldly treasure is the only treasure, and you are a fool to give it up for something unseen.
Giving up your opportunities to "live to the fullest" is seen as a betrayal of yourself; a betrayal of the god within and all he or she could accomplish. If you give up any worldly advantage to raise your children and serve your family, as a man or woman, you are a dupe. As a woman, you are even worse: a traitor, because you have willingly submitted to serving someone other than yourself.
It is good to be prepared for these reactions, and fortify ourselves with truth so as not to turn back when the path is lonely.
God with us
If God gives us opportunities, such as intelligence, skills, and education, we use them for his kingdom, without shame. His gifts are not signs of superiority or occasions for guilt. Do it all for God's glory. But be on your guard. Earthly success is not an enemy, but we know that the true enemy will happily use success to destroy us by diverting our attention and affection to something other than the Lord.
There is no easy and clear-sailing flow chart for living out holy ambition. But God will not leave us bewildered; he will answer us when we ask him to make us holy and to live for his glory. He may not (probably won't) give us a neon sign telling us how to make every choice, but he himself will be with us.
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I intended to attend my friend Janine's bridal shower one weekend after my shift, but I ended up at the summit of Mt. Gulugod Baboy! How it happened? I accompanied Krissy; a mountaineering friend who'll just suppose to bring goods for her friends who'll climb Mt. Batulao that day. When we reached Jac Liner in Cubao they decided to tag me along with them. The next time I realized was I am in the bus on our way to Batangas in my bridal shower get up – dress and stilettos. The group decided to change route and climb Mt. Gulugod Baboy instead.
Gulugod Baboy is located in Southern Batangas. This mountain became a popular sidetrip for those who'll have diving escapade to Anilao, or to the nearby Sombrero or Maricaban islands. Since Mt. Gulugod Baboy is just 525 MASL and classified to be a minor climb 2/9 difficulty, this is a best destination for beginner climbers. The trail is easy, on the way up you'll pass by some private properties, and you'll see some domestic animals around. We reached the peak within 2 hours.
When I reached the summit, I was surprised. The 360 degree scenery was breath taking. From the top you'll see the blue sea and its islands. And at night aside from the dazzling stars in the sky you'll also see the dancing lights downhill from the urban life. This adventure is one of the experiences I'll never forget and for sure I'll go back at the peak of Mt. Gulugod again in the near future.
How to get there
1.) Ride a bus from Cubao to batangas Diversion
2.) From there, ride a jeep to Anilao
3.) Then take either a tricycle or another jeep to Philpan.
4.) The trek to the summit will start from there
(I can't give exact cost for this climb coz I brought nothing but myself, my projected budget for this is Php1000.00)
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Jump-off point: Philpan Dive Resort, Anilao, Mabini
Days required / Hours to summit: Half-day / 1-2 hours
Specs: Minor climb, Difficulty 2/9, Trail class 1-2
Days required / Hours to summit: Half-day / 1-2 hours
Specs: Minor climb, Difficulty 2/9, Trail class 1-2
This isn't my first climb. I once joined a group of mountaineers (yes, I'm alone and joined a group of strangers) and climbed Mt. Natib. My second climb was Mt. Ampacao (Freedom Climb) in our Sagada getaway.


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Is my motherboard faulty after damaged my RAMs?
I have used ASUS P5Q-EM motherboard since January. It had 8 GB (a couple of paired 2x2048 kits) Corsair 1066Mhz RAM (dual-channel). It had infrequent crashed which I was unable to determine what was the cause. I installed them in pairs.
Two weeks ago, Windows 7 highlighted that 1st kit of 2x2048 RAM was faulty which are replacing. Two days ago, 2nd set of 2x2048 became faulty too.
I discovered that those are compatible to asus p45q-em motherboard if properly applied according to the ASUS mobo manual/guide (P5Q-EM Manual). So I got replacements for those faulty RAMs which I will sell them off and buy 2 x 2 kits of RAM in total 8GB which works in 2xpairs with the accordance to the manual
Corsair RAMs I used are dual channel kits but does not work in pair on my mobo which caused instability and damaged my RAMs. According to the manual, it can be used a single channel only. I learnt the hard way that a certain paired kits of RAM does not always works on dual channel mobo. eg corsair twin dominator (CM2X2048-8500C5D)
So i had to get RAMs that support 4 modules,which meets the asus mobo manual's compatibility list, inserted into blue & black slots as two pairs of Duel-channel memory configuration. eg 2 x 2 kits of 2048 Geil (GX24GB8500C5UDC) works on Asus p4q em mobo.
I found RAMs are faulty by using memtest86+ and windows diagnostic test. But how do I determine that my mobo is not faulty and wont affects my new RAMs? Can faulty RAMs affects my mobo?
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Althoug Time Consuming, the best method would be:
1) Remove All RAM from the system
2) Insert the 1st module in the very first DIMM slot.
Test & record the results.
3) Remove the module and set aside, and put in the next module
(Still in the very first DIMM slot and still only 1 RAM module)
Test & record the results.
4) Repeat until you have tested all RAM modules in the Motherboards first DIMM slot.
At this point you may have all of them Pass, Fail, or a combination of both.
keep things organized and recorded so you know which failed, or passed in that slot.
Move to DIMM slot 2, testing a single RAM module (repeating step 1 & 2)
Continue the process onto DIMM 3 and 4 etc.
This process will help you pinpoint if it is in fact a RAM issue, or a MOBO issue.
For example, if Module 2 fails in every slot, but Modules 1,3 & 4 pass .... Then Module 2 is likely defective.
If all 4 modules pass in say DIMM slot 1,2 & 4, YET Fail in DIMM slot 3 ... The RAM is fine, but the Motherboards DIMM slot 3 may be defective.
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Hi Wishmaster,
Thank you for reply. I have carried out all RAMs and slots as you suggested. I discovered that all my four RAMs (a pair of dual channel) are faulty and my motherboard is free from errors.
I ve tested them by using memtest86+. However, I installed new Geill (2xduel channel) RAMs and unexpectly error:
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