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3 problems with Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax
Rick Newman
Senior Columnist
It seems like good politics. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who's running for president in 2020, wants to enact a new tax of 2% per year on household wealth above $50 million, with an additional 1% levy on wealth above $1 billion.
Polls consistently show that at least two-thirds of Americans favor higher taxes on the wealthy. So Warren's wealth tax risks little blowback from ordinary voters. And many Americans feel disgusted with the Trump tax cuts that went into effect in 2018, because they feel businesses and the wealthy benefit much more than the middle class. They're open to new reforms that seem fairer.
Elizabeth Warren campaigning in Iowa earlier this year. She wants a new tax on multimillionaires and billionaires. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)
Still, despite populist appeal, Warren's wealth tax would be hard to implement, and likely ineffective. Here are three problems with it:
Wealth is squishy. Billionaire rankings such as those published by Forbes and Bloomberg put a single annual number on individual wealth, implying it's easy to pin down. It's anything but. The super-rich don't typically have all their money in a few bank accounts that are easy to tally. They own myriad assets, many illiquid, with valuations that can vary wildly. "There are a lot of games you can play," says Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum and former director of the Congressional Budget Office. "You have to value everything, and I don't know what my Renoir is worth this year." Wealthy families can employ the best tax attorneys to split ownership of assets among family members, hide wealth in trusts, move it overseas and exploit dozens of loopholes to devalue assets.
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There are Constitutional impediments. A wealth tax might, legally speaking, be a "direct tax," which means that, according to the Constitution, it would have to be apportioned among states in a way that would effectively impose a higher tax on wealthy people in low-income states than in high-income states. "That would be a showstopper," says Steve Rosenthal of the Tax Policy Center. "It's practically an impossible barrier."
The 16th Amendment exempts income taxes, which are also direct taxes, from the apportionment requirement. But it doesn't mention a wealth tax. Warren's campaign provided letters signed by 16 legal scholars saying they believe a net-worth tax would not be a direct tax, and would therefore be constitutional. Even so, if such a tax ever became law it would probably face an immediate legal challenge.
A wealth tax doesn't directly help those who need it. Warren says her wealth tax would raise $2.75 trillion in tax revenue over a decade, or $275 billion per year, which is a lot, even by Washington standards. But taking from the rich doesn't automatically help the poor. Sure, Warren and her affiliated do-gooders could try to earmark the money for universal pre-kindergarten or education reform or Medicare for all or other programs that might help the neediest. But Congress is also prone to spending found money, or even borrowed money, on pet projects, one reason Americans increasingly distrust their government. That makes a wealth tax a tougher sell.
It's still possible to raise more tax revenue from the wealthy and use it to help those at the bottom, in ways that are practicable and likely to work. The 2017 Trump tax cuts raised the threshold for the estate tax, for example, meaning fewer people will pay it. But Congress could just as easily lower the threshold to the prior level, or even lower, bringing in more revenue and placing a stronger check on inherited wealth.
The earned-income tax credit is regarded as an effective tool that incentivizes work and helps lift people out of poverty. Congress could expand the EITC to include more workers or offer greater benefits.
And of course Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York has floated the idea of raising the top marginal tax rate, now 37%, to as high as 70%. That seems far too ambitious, but it could move the needle toward more modest tax hikes. "I don't think we'll see 70%," says Rosenthal, "but she's shifting the baseline. It makes 50% seem more viable." Another plus: the Constitution clearly allows that.
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OBITUARY FOR JAMES FRANKLIN BEALE
TRIBUTE TO J. FRANK BEALE
The whole community was stunned by the home call on Sept. 1st, 1943 of James Franklin Beale, a beloved resident of Port Royal and Fort Bigham, Pa. He was born at Bealetown [now Honey Grove], Juniata Co., on October 6th 1875 in the old stone house built by his great grandfather David Beale in 1814. He died at Fort Bigham on the night of September 1st, 1943, aged 67 years, 10 months and 25 days.
He was the son of James Milliken Beale and Matilda Randolph Beale and spent his boyhood and early manhood on the farm, taken up by his great grandfather. On February 4th 1904, he was united in marriage with Grace Almeda Reed, and a few months later moved to Miles City, Montana where he spent several years as a carpenter. Returning to Penna. he resided in Port Royal and was employed as a carpenter by the Pennsylvania R. R. Company.
Early in life he was united with the Presbyterian Church at McCulloch's Mills. He was active in the music of the church and sang in the choir of which his father was leader for many years. After coming to Port Royal he was elected leader of the choir of the Presbyterian Church and held that position until his death. During that time he was also a member of the Lyric Male Quartette. He was an elder of the Port Royal Presbyterian Church and active, not only in the work of the church but in the civic life of the community.
He was President of the Beale Reunion Association and took great interest in these family gatherings.
On Sunday Aug. 39th he attended not only his own Sabbath School and church service where he led the choir, but also the Homecoming at McCulloch's Mills where his voice was again heard in the choir where he had sung as a boy, and in the evening heard Bishop Culbertson preach in the Methodist Church.
Funeral services were held at his late home at Port Royal, at 10:30 a.m., Monday, September 6th conducted by his pastor, the Rev. James L. Robison.
He is survived by his wife; one son, Private Frank Reed Beale, two daughters, Kathryn, wife of Edgar T. Graham; and Dorothy, wife of Major J. P. O'Brien; four grandchildren, Helen Beale and Donald Kelly Graham; Margaret Ann and Kathleen Beale O"Brien; and three sisters, Millie (Mrs. S. W. McClure); June (Mrs. S. M. Milliken) and Miss Lila M. Beale.
He will be greatly missed, not only in his immediate family but by a host of cousins with whom he was a general favorite, and by his many friends and neighbors in the community in which he lived. His happy disposition and cheerful greeting made him welcome wherever he went.
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1950 Frederic R. Harris
Saul Newbury
1951 Nicolas Sanabria
James Benjamin Seymour
Rev. William Hogarth Tower
1952 Donald W. Martin
Walter R. McCoy
1953 David D. Caldwell
Erik F. Hurt
1954 Theresa Maria Clark
Jame C. Goodwin
Al Van Dahl
Rear Admiral Frederic R. Harris
(April 10, 1875 – July 20, 1949) New York City
Admiral Harris was one of the country's most outstanding philatelists of his time. He built world-famous collections of Ceylon and Italian States, considered the best ever formed in the United States. His most famous collection was that of Hawaii. He financially supported and co-authored the seminal book, Hawaii, Its Stamps and Postal History (1948) with Henry A. Meyer, William J.Davey, John K. Bash and others.
Admiral Harris was secretary of the Directing Committee for the Third International Philatelic Exhibition (TIPEX) held in New York City in 1936. He stepped in as chairman of the 1947 Centenary International Stamp Exhibition (CIPEX) upon the sudden death of Alfred F. Lichtenstein less than three months before the exhibition was to open.
He was a founder and trustee of the Philatelic Foundation and was serving as its president and expert at the time of his death.
(August 14, 1870 – February 1, 1950) Chicago
Newbury was a distinguished collector and student of classic stamps. His collection of U.S. 1847-1869 issues won the Grand Award at the Centennial International Philatelic Exhibition (CIPEX) in 1947. Other world-famous collections were his Brazil Bull's Eyes, Colombia and States, and Shanghai.
Newbury strongly supported the research of noted specialists. He financed the work of Stanley B. Ashbrook that led to his book, The United States One-Cent Stamp of 1851-57 (1938). He also supported Chicago philately and was aptly named "Chicago's No. 1 Collector." In his honor, in 1945, the Chicago Philatelic Society established the Saul Newbury Award, "presented annually to the Chicagoan who, over the years has contributed most to philately." The first recipient was David Lidman.
Walter Stone Scott
(February 17, 1871 – October 29, 1948) New York City
Walter Scott was the most famous stamp auctioneer of his time. Son of John Walter Scott, he entered into the stamp business in the 1890s. He soon had his own firm and held a series of 12 auctions under his name from 1896 to 1898. By the early 20th century he had established himself as a highly-regarded free-lance auctioneer and began a long career crying sales for nearly every auction house in New York City. In his lifetime, Walter Scott sold more lots of stamps than any other auctioneer.
He also established his reputation as an independent expert, and was highly regarded for his integrity. He was often retained by estates to dispose of their philatelic material. The estate of Col. E.H.R. Green retained Walter to advise them about selling Green's enormous accumulation. He organized 29 auctions during 1942-1946 to successfully disperse that material.
Nicolas Sanabria
(November 4, 1889 – December 1, 1945) New York City
Sanabria was a world-famous specialist dealer, auctioneer and cataloguer of aerophilately. He began his career as a stamp dealer in 1927. His auctions of mainly air mail material began in 1931 and continued through the rest of his life. His Sanabria's Air Post Journal began in 1935 and was continued after his death by his son Nicholas Sanabria.
In 1936 Sanabria acquired the catalog name, Standard Catalog of Airpost Stamps, from the Scott Stamp and Coin Co., and published three editions of it in 1936, 1937 and 1939. In 1940 he renamed it Sanabria's Airpost Catalogue, and dropped all connections with Scott. He continued to improve and expand it into the airpost catalog of record. The Sanabria Catalog became the most famous in the world of aerophilately; Sanabria was working on the 1946 edition of the catalog when he died.
(1869 – June 11, 1950) England
Seymour was a noted student, collector and writer on the classic stamps of Great Britain. His world famous collection won many national and international awards. He wrote the major part of the section on Great Britain line-engraved stamps in Kohl-Briefmarken-Handbuch (1930). His book, Stamps of Great Britain: The Line-engraved Issues, 1840 to 1853 was published in two parts (1934, 1937). At the time of his death, he had just completed a second edition (1950).
He was honored for his work with many awards from British, French and German philatelic societies. He was president of the International Philatelic Union, and in 1946 he was elected a corresponding member of l'Academie de Philatélie. Seymour was an active member and president of the Royal Philatelic Society London. He signed the Roll of Distinguished Philatelists in 1931.
(1871 – December 14, 1950) New Jersey
Rev. Tower was a strong advocate for establishing a stamp room in the Princeton University Library. His purpose was to create a center for the study of philately and postal history in an academic setting. In 1946, he succeeded in establishing the room and was its curator. Through his efforts and those of the Society of Philatelic Americans, many important philatelic gifts were received.
Tower bequeathed his collections to the Princeton Library. His most important collection was famous for its early English postal history, mostly from the pre-stamp period. He also collected war covers, and Lincolniana.
Donald W. Martin
(September 24, 1890 – April 3, 1952) Cleveland, Ohio
Martin was an activist for organized philately nationally and in the Cleveland, Ohio area. He joined the Garfield-Perry Stamp Club there in 1926 and served it in many positions, including president in 1936-1937. For his outstanding service, the club named him Life Member No. 1, and presented him its Hanford and Herman trophies.
Martin was the Cleveland area representative for the National Federation of Stamp Clubs, a nationwide philatelic organization founded by Harry Lindquist. He was a long-time active member of the American Philatelic Society, holding many positions, most notably on the Board of Vice Presidents from 1939 to 1943.
(January 12, 1880 – June 20, 1952) New York City
Walter McCoy was a noted specialist in the U.S. Bureau Issue stamps. He was also an active promoter for the advance of philatelic scholarship.
McCoy built an unsurpassed collection comprising 20,580 plate number pieces of the Bureau Issues. This collection was written up by U.S. expert George B. Sloane and won a gold medal at the Centenary International Exhibition (CIPEX) held in New York City in 1947. In 1964, his widow Ethel B. McCoy gave the collection to the Collectors Club of New York.
Walter McCoy was founder member number seven of the Philatelic Plate Number Association, which changed its name in 1930 to the Bureau Issues Association (now the United States Stamp Society). He served as the BIA vice-president from 1930 until his death. He is a member of the USSS Hall of Fame.
McCoy was an active member of the Collectors Club of New York, serving as president and in other offices. He edited its journal, Collectors Club Philatelist from 1939 to 1942.
McCoy was a member of the Board of Governors of the American Philatelic Congress from 1945 until his death. He edited the Congress Book from 1945 to 1950. McCoy was elected Congress president in 1951 but held office for less than a year. In his memory, his widow Ethel B. McCoy established and funded the Walter R. McCoy Award for the best article in each year's Congress Book.
Judge David D. Caldwell
(January 5, 1870 – March 5, 1953) Washington, D.C.
Judge Caldwell was a nationally-known philatelic figure who was called "Washington's Number One Philatelist." He was an organizer of the National Stamp Conference held in Washington, D.C. in 1937. This event was modeled after the Philatelic Congress of Great Britain.
Caldwell was chairman of the Postage Stamp Centenary Convention and Exhibition held May 4-8, 1940 in Washington. D.C. It was the largest Penny Black Centenary celebration anywhere because the scheduled celebration in London was curtailed by World War II.
Called "The Judge," Caldwell served as attorney for the APS, and advised the Post Office Department on philatelic matters. Caldwell was a founder and trustee of the National Philatelic Exhibition (NAPEX), which has held national shows in the Washington, D.C. area since 1950.
(1890 – January 30, 1952) England
Hurt was a renowned specialist in the private and local posts of the world. At the age of 15 he became a specialist in postal history, but soon developed a life-long collecting interest in local posts of the world (other than U.S.), about which he wrote extensively.
In the 1930s Hurt edited and published The Record of Philately, later The Illustrated Philatelic Record, devoted to postal history and local posts. From 1942 to 1945 he co-wrote with L.N. and M. Williams the Priced Catalogue of Local Postage Stamps in five volumes. (An expanded version was published in 1960 in Billig's Philatelic Handbook series as Handbook of Private Local Posts.)
Hurt wrote extensively in many journals. Of note was his article "The Mail Service To and From Greenland under the Royal Greenland Company," in The American Philatelist, Nov 1940. He and Denwood Kelly wrote The Danube Steam Navigation Company (1950).
Theresa Maria Clark
(c.1890 – 22 December 1953) New York
Theresa M. Clark (nee Scheidemantel) spent her entire philatelic career as an influential editor and writer. She joined the Scott Stamp and Coin Company about 1908, first working in the approval department. John N. Luff soon appointed her Scott's chief album editor, a position she held until her retirement in 1946. While at Scott, in 1912 she met her husband-to-be, Hugh M. Clark.
In 1935, when the Clarks purchased Scott Stamp and Coin Company and reorganized it as Scott Publications, they became co-editors of the 1935 and 1936 editions of the Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue. In 1935, Theresa also became the editor of "The Chronicle of New Issues" which appeared in Scott's Monthly Journal, continuing until 1946. In that influential position, she became an established expert on philatelic color nomenclature, choosing the color names for all new issues.
Dr. James C. Goodwin
(September 26, 1902 – August 3, 1953) Canada
Dr. Goodwin specialized in Canada's stamps and postal history and was considered a leading authority in these areas. His collections, most notably of Upper Canada, and the Toronto and Niagara districts, were considered among the best ever formed. His collection of Upper Canada was called "a small museum." Besides containing stamps, it included books, prints, medals, old letters and documents, with special emphasis on those related to naval and military history.
In 1951, Dr. Goodwin was elected president of the Toronto Stamp Collectors Club and in 1953 he succeeded Vincent G. Greene as president of the Canadian Association for Philatelic Exhibitions (CAPEX). He was a founder of the Postal History Society of the Americas, now the Postal History Society, Inc.
(February 4, 1884 – March 4, 1954) Oregon
Van Dahl was an active editor and publisher, known for his famous stamp paper, Western Stamp Collector. It began as a column in the May 7, 1931 issue of his weekly newspaper, the Mill City Logue.
Western Stamp Collector appeared as a separate weekly publication on February 9, 1933 and as a semi-weekly beginning on November 9, 1933. It was the only semi-weekly publication in philatelic history, and with the exception of May 17, 1939 to February 18, 1947, continued that way through the issue of February 26, 1972, when then-publisher Arlene Van Dahl returned WSC to weekly publication. The exception period was caused by the wartime shortage of newsprint.
Van Dahl also published the journals Covers and Postal Stationery, and The Masonic Philatelist, and a number of philatelic books on various subjects. Van Dahl's printing plant was called "The House that Stamps Built."


Eddie Kohler is Microsoft Professor of Computer Science at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He was most recently professor of computer science at UCLA and member of technical staff at Meraki. Previously, he was Chief Scientist at Mazu Networks and held a research appointment at ICIR.
His research interests include systems, networks, programming languages, and software engineering.


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UAPB to fill in Classic games
by I.C. Murrell | December 8, 2022 at 2:52 a.m.
UAPB quarterback Chancellor Edwards runs a drill before a Nov. 24 win at Alabama State University in Montgomery. (Pine Bluff Commercial/I.C. Murrell)
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff will replace Jackson State University as Tennessee State University's opponent in the Southern Heritage Classic football game for the next two seasons.
Fred Jones, the founder and operator of the annual game in Memphis, made the announcement Wednesday on Facebook with a flier welcoming UAPB's team, the Marching Musical Machine of the Mid-South (M4) band and M4 Golden Girls to the game, which will be played Sept. 9, 2023, and Sept. 14, 2024, at the 58,325-seat Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
"The answers you've all been waiting for," Jones said. "Welcome to the Southern Heritage Classic University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff!"
Jones' selection of the Golden Lions comes as the University of Arkansas Razorbacks are preparing to take on the University of Kansas Jayhawks in the Liberty Bowl, scheduled for Dec. 28 at the formerly named Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
Pine Bluff-based Simmons Bank purchased naming rights to the stadium for $6.8 million over 10 years in April, according to The Commercial Appeal newspaper of Memphis.
"Do I need anymore confirmation than that?" Jones said, referring to Arkansas' upcoming Liberty Bowl appearance.
Said UAPB Athletic Director Chris Robinson: "I think it's already set that this is a game that has been established and that has a lot of history. The community and the state get behind this game and its history. It's a grand experience. We're excited to be involved for the campus, our administration, and more importantly the students and alumni who support our program."
HERITAGE HISTORY
The game, first contested in 1990, traditionally would pit Mississippi's Jackson State against Nashville-based Tennessee State -- both known as the Tigers -- with the exception of Mississippi Valley State and Grambling State universities playing TSU in 1991 and 1993.
Tennessee State led the Classic series with Jackson State, 17-12, but Jackson State had won the last three meetings, including a 16-3 outcome in September.
"As far as the business aspect of that, it's not beneficial to us; it's not suitable to us," Jackson State Coach Deion Sanders said before September's game. "It's a wonderful classic. We just don't want to play in it."
In an Instagram video in February, Sanders indicated, while sitting with Jackson State Athletic Director Ashley Robinson, the game wasn't profitable enough to the program. Sanders this week was named head coach at the University of Colorado, but agreed to coach Jackson State (12-0) in the Dec. 17 Celebration Bowl against North Carolina Central University (9-2) in Atlanta.
Jones, through his Summitt Management Corp., which operates the Classic, filed a lawsuit against Jackson State in March, citing breach of contract. The suit has been settled out of court, Jones said, declining to reveal terms, but that allowed him to offer UAPB a contract.
'STAMP OF APPROVAL'
In looking for an opponent to Tennessee State, Jones said he wanted the Classic to have "the same flavor" as before because two teams from historically Black universities have always played each other in it, and he wanted an opponent close to Memphis. Pine Bluff is 144 miles from Tennessee's second-largest city.
"Arkansas has always been a good supporter of Memphis, as far as Memphis is concerned," Jones said. "People from that part [the Arkansas Delta] like coming to Memphis. I was paying attention, and as I started doing a little research, I found out there were more people in Memphis than I thought that had some relationship with the school. That kind of surprised me, and it went from there."
Jones said he talked to five people at random about who Tennessee State should play, and each one suggested UAPB.
"What sealed the deal was they had the Christmas parade in Memphis, and the Pine Bluff band was featured," he said. "Everybody loved them. They took pictures, video and sent it to me. They didn't know I was talking to Pine Bluff. That just sealed the deal, but you needed somebody close where the cost is not prohibitive."
The upward trend of Wednesday's announcement on social media "put a stamp of approval" on the Golden Lions' selection, Jones added.
WHO WILL COACH THE LIONS?
UAPB finished this season 3-8 and 1-7 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference, defeating Alabama State University 19-14 in its season finale on Thanksgiving Day to end an eight-game losing streak. Don Treadwell was UAPB's interim head coach for the final four games, following the firing of Doc Gamble.
Chris Robinson said he and a search committee are "in the final stages, in a sense" of the coaching search, adding they are "going through and trying to find the right fit." Asked for a timeline on a hire, Chris Robinson said: "ASAP."
Tennessee State finished 4-7 and 2-3 in the Ohio Valley Conference under second-year Coach Eddie George, a former Tennessee Titans and Dallas Cowboys running back. George's Tigers, who had lost three of their first four games by a combined 21 points, finished the season with a 22-14 win over Texas A&M University at Commerce on Nov. 19.
Tennessee State has a 4-1 all-time record against UAPB, which won the last meeting 37-31 on the game's final play in Nashville on Sept. 21, 2019.
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Most Reverend
Arthur Joseph Serratelli, STD, SSL, DD
Bishop Arthur Joseph Serratelli was born in Newark, New Jersey on April 18, 1944, the son of the late Pio Serratelli and the late Eva Fasolino. Bishop Serratelli attended Ann Street School in Newark and completed his grammar school education at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Newark. He attended Seton Hall Preparatory School and Seton Hall University in South Orange. He studied for two years at Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington, and then at the North American College in Rome. While in Rome, he did his theological studies at the Pontifical Gregorian University and Scripture studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute.
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No More Clichés but the Truth about Babies
Recorded history and archaeology have uncovered the sad fact that abortion and infanticide are not modern phenomena. Peoples across the centuries have terminated the life of children in the womb of their mothers and have exposed children already born to death. Whether it was to eliminate children with deformities, to conceal illicit sexual behavior, to avoid the expenses of raising a family, innocent lives have been discarded. Some societies such as the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incans, the Carthaginians, and the Canaanites even tried to appease their false gods by sacrificing their children.
The Homeless and the One Family of God
Among the original 13 colonies that seeded our great country, Philadelphia was the fastest growing city. And it was not without its problems. Benjamin Franklin noted the increasing number of mentally ill and homeless people wandering the city streets. With the help of his Quaker friends, in 1751 he opened the doors of America's first hospital to care for such people. Homelessness has been a part of our national story from its very beginning.
Letter to priests on the Solemnity of the Epiphany
I am taking the opportunity of this Christmastide to offer you my special gratitude and encouragement for your lives as priests. While the secular world around us strips away its Christmas ornaments, we keep the light of Christmas burning brightly in our churches.
Charity: the Soul of Liberty
In 1970, Russian writer and activist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn received the Nobel Prize in Literature. Stripped of his freedom, he had spent eight years in prisons and forced labor camps in the former Soviet Union. He was awarded the Nobel Prize because he had made the world aware of the dehumanizing and repressive measures of the communist state.
'Lord of lords, King of kings'
Sumptuously robed, the Magi pay homage to the barely clad Jesus " who … became poor although he was rich, so that, by his poverty, [we] might become rich" (2 Cor 8:9).
Led by the bright light of a star, they have found their way through science to " the true Light who enlightens everyone" (Jn 1:9). And now they make their act of faith.
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PAPAL APPOINTMENT FOR BISHOP SERRATELLI
ARTHUR JOSEPH SERRATELLI,
STD, SSL, DD
Pope Francis announced the appointment of Bishop Serratelli as a member of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Bishop Serratelli was the only American prelate named.
The Paschal Lamb, the ancient symbol for St. John the Baptist, the titular of the Cathedral, is based on the words of the Precursor of Our Lord: "Behold the lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world" (John 1:12).
The trefoil or shamrock refers, of course, to St. Patrick. The wall on which the shamrock is mounted represents the Lord's protection of the city and is reminiscent of the words of Psalm 127
(1:1 -3) "Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain."
"Unless the Lord guards the city, the guard keeps guard in vain." Since the Paschal Lamb also represents the Son of God, we have canting arms of which the medieval heralds were so fond: Pat(rick)-son.


Inside the Flame invites readers to unplug their computers, cell phones, and televisions and plunge back into overlooked nooks and crannies of everyday experience. We've lost touch with the richness of the tangible and with it our reverence for the physical world. Our ability to focus on the here and now is in crisis. By illuminating ways to take a closer look at the world around, Inside the Flame will help readers heighten their surroundings, tune the volume more precisely, and live lives that are fuller, richer, more mindful, and more compassionately interwoven with others. Inside the Flame illustrates how attentive experience brings the world close, and how the world responds by infusing us with bold colors, memorable textures, and a more widely open heart.
For the past two and a half decades Christina Waters has worked as a journalist specializing in the arts, film, food, and wine for a variety of San Francisco Bay area and national publications. She has been nominated three times for James Beard Foundation Journalism Awards, and has lectured in Art, Environmental Ethics, and Film at UCSC for the past 20 years. A lifelong musician, Waters performs with the Cabrillo College Symphonic Choir and the UCSC Concert Choir.


On Wednesday, college students were encouraged to join.
The group Occupy Colleges was asking students to walk out of their classes at noon to protest on campus or join a local movement such as Occupy Wall Street or Occupy LA.
So far students at more than 75 schools have agreed to participate, according to the group's Web site. The list is composed largely of New York schools, large state schools across the country and several community colleges.
To see what happens, you can follow the organizing group on Twitter, @OccupyColleges, or the hashtag #OccupyColleges. I also recommend following @StudentActivism, an account run by Angus Johnston, a historian who studies student activism and student government.
Are students walking out of class on your campus? Tell me on Twitter, @wpjenna.


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02:57 Shot by Washington U. West,Jack, High.
05:55 Shot by Fontbonne Justin Williams, Blocked.
06:00 Shot by Fontbonne Josh Schulz, Wide.
08:36 Shot by Fontbonne Justin Williams, High.
09:51 Corner kick by Fontbonne Josh Schulz [09:51].
19:27 Shot by Washington U. Alemany,David, Wide Right.
20:36 Shot by Washington U. Estakhri,Pay, Save (by goalie) Ryan Essenpreis.
22:13 Corner kick by Fontbonne Josh Schulz [22:13].
22:25 Shot by Fontbonne Josh Schulz, Blocked.
22:34 Shot by Fontbonne Charlie Chafin, Blocked.
23:41 Shot by Fontbonne Justin Williams, Save (by goalie) Jebson,Jonathan.
24:57 Yellow card on Fontbonne Jimmy Timmerberg.
25:29 Corner kick by Washington U. Flowers,Michael [25:29].
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29:53 Shot by Fontbonne Tim Menzel, Wide Right.
30:08 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Query,Zachary for Haeberle,Chris.
30:08 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Lipsey,Jonathan for West,Jack.
33:22 Shot by Fontbonne Tim Menzel, Wide Left.
34:37 Substitution!Fontbonne substitution: Wesley Laney for Justin Williams.
35:50 Shot by Washington U. Estakhri,Pay, Wide Right.
39:30 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Alban,Juan for Flowers,Michael.
39:30 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Roach,Connor for Witte,Ike.
44:41 Corner kick by Fontbonne Josh Schulz [44:41].
45:00 For Washington U.: #0 Jebson,Jonathan, #11 Witte,Ike, #25 Alban,Juan, #8 Query,Zachary, #2 Wright,Brian, #19 Davis,Cole, #6 Geremia,Jon, #17 West,Jack, #10 Estakhri,Pay, #4 Fischer,Jack, #16 Haeberle,Chris.
45:00 For Fontbonne: #1 Ryan Essenpreis, #19 Tim Menzel, #3 Justin Williams, #14 Josh Schulz, #13 Jordan Flack, #16 Taylor Pratte, #11 Charlie Chafin, #5 Zach Schuchardt, #7 Jimmy Timmerberg, #25 Kyle Lewandowski, #9 Joe Tibbles.
49:01 Offside against Washington U..
50:24 Shot by Washington U. Query,Zachary, Wide Left.
54:08 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Alemany,David for Query,Zachary.
54:08 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Flowers,Michael for Geremia,Jon.
54:40 Shot by Fontbonne Justin Williams, Wide Left.
57:14 Shot by Fontbonne Charlie Chafin, Blocked.
59:43 Corner kick by Washington U. Flowers,Michael [59:43].
60:29 Shot by Fontbonne Josh Schulz, Save (by goalie) Jebson,Jonathan.
90:00 Corner kick by Washington U. Flowers,Michael [90:00].
61:25 Shot by Washington U. Haeberle,Chris, Blocked.
61:54 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Geremia,Jon for Alban,Juan.
64:46 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Roach,Connor for Estakhri,Pay.
71:49 Substitution!Fontbonne substitution: Wesley Laney for Justin Williams.
73:43 Shot by Fontbonne Wesley Laney, Save (by goalie) Jebson,Jonathan.
74:46 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Estakhri,Pay for Roach,Connor.
74:46 Substitution!Fontbonne substitution: Zach Meyer for Jimmy Timmerberg.
78:06 Yellow card on Washington U. Fischer,Jack.
79:45 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Alban,Juan for West,Jack.
79:45 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Roach,Connor for Haeberle,Chris.
80:47 Shot by Fontbonne Zach Meyer, Wide Left.
81:01 Substitution!Fontbonne substitution: Jimmy Timmerberg for Wesley Laney.
82:12 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Underwood,James for Alemany,David.
82:28 Yellow card on Fontbonne Taylor Pratte.
85:47 Substitution!Fontbonne substitution: Justin Williams for Zach Meyer.
85:47 Substitution!Washington U. substitution: Bishop,Eric for Geremia,Jon.
88:04 Shot by Washington U. Estakhri,Pay, Wide Right.
89:45 Shot by Washington U. Davis,Cole, Wide Right.


Since I was a kid, strange things have happened to me. I used to have extremely vivid dreams of my future self, and later on they would come true. I often feel stories or messages within objects. When I'm desperately in need, I often get a strong intuition that helps me make the right decision. Also, I understand people deeply and can feel their hearts.
As a kid I got shut down for telling people about these kinds of experiences, but I can't ignore them any longer. I have something more to give, and I want to tap into what I know has always been there. I want to tap into what has always been there.
I don't know where to go with any of this, who to talk to, or what even to look for. Do you have any suggestions?
You're highly intuitive, sounds like both as a clairvoyant and an empath.
It's common for children with strong intuitive gifts to be shut down, so that they repress those gifts. Often this repression of integral parts of the self continues well into middle age or beyond, so it's great you're reclaiming it at this young age.
With intuitive gifts—especially intuitive empathy—the trick is to learn to manage it, so it doesn't overwhelm you. You have to learn to set boundaries so that your gift is sustainable. Otherwise, over time, it can deplete you.
Self care is very important for clairvoyant folks, empaths and other intuitives. You may need to spend more time alone or in nature than less intuitive people. You may need to avoid violent or sad movies and TV. You may need to avoid needy or negative people who drains your energy. You may need to spend more time in stillness, meditation or prayer.
Often intuitive gifts run in families, so a close relative may be similarly gifted. Sound out your relatives. They may turn out to be people you can talk to about this and who can help you grow into it.
It's also likely that other highly intuitive people will come into your life. They're not going to be wearing a T-Shirt that says "I'm highly intuitive!", so keep your "feelers" out for them.
You're still very young and need to grow into your clairvoyant and empathic gifts. At this point, I would say, just observe them. Learn their contours and how to use them in a way that's good for you as well as others.
Do some exploring on my website. You might especially like this page about healer self-care, which is good for empaths and clairvoyants as well.
You might also enjoy this page about different intuitive styles. There are many other resources on the Internet. You may be interested in Louise Hay, for example. She has a FB page that I often enjoy, and she also has a publishing house with a lot of titles. I'd bet there's something there for budding intuitives. You might also enjoy the publishing house "Sounds True," which also has a website with lots of materials that I think will be interesting to you.
Your gift is precious and deserves to be treated well, so take care.
For more answers to reader questions, go to Energy Healer Advice Main Page.
Learn more about intuitive healing here.


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Geoff Pearce
Executive Director of Regeneration and Development
Since joining Swan at the beginning of 2014 Geoff has overseen the rebranding of Swan's development subsidiary; NU living, the growth of NU living's construction team which will build…
Since joining Swan at the beginning of 2014 Geoff has overseen the rebranding of Swan's development subsidiary; NU living, the growth of NU living's construction team which will build around 700 new homes every year and has delivered some 1,200 housing starts with a further 2,600 plots in Swan's secured pipeline. Geoff is passionate about innovation and is currently focusing on the launch of a new modular housing factory which has recently opened in Basildon, Essex. Geoff previously worked at East Thames Group as the Group Director of Development & Asset Management having started his career as a Building Surveyor. He currently also serves on the Board of Brent Housing Partnership, an ALMO.
Andy Gatrell
Andy leads Swan's regeneration and new business team and is responsible for securing and delivering development opportunities in East London and Essex. He oversees Swan's development…
Andy leads Swan's regeneration and new business team and is responsible for securing and delivering development opportunities in East London and Essex. He oversees Swan's development pipeline of over 4,000 new homes which includes the Blackwall Reach regeneration project in Tower Hamlets and the Craylands estate regeneration in Basildon. He recently led on the acquisition of the Laindon shopping centre in Basildon which Swan aims to regenerate into a new mixed use development.
Prior to joining the Swan Group in December 2014, Andy was the Assistant Director of Development at East Thames Group leading on the Group's development and new business programmes. Prior to that he was at Savills PLC working in consultancy with a range of clients in both the public and private sectors.
Linda Faucher
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Linda is Sales & Marketing Director for NU living. With over 20 years' experience in the property industry and a chartered marketer, Linda brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from…
Linda is Sales & Marketing Director for NU living. With over 20 years' experience in the property industry and a chartered marketer, Linda brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from both the public and private sectors. Having worked for developers, a property investment company, housing associations and estate agents she confidently views every opportunity and challenge from different angles to deliver the best product for NU living customers.
Dean Rosewell
Managing Director, Construction
With a career spanning 25 years, Dean began his professional career as a Quantity Surveyor at Countryside Properties and Kier London he then progressed to become Commercial Manager at ROK and then…
With a career spanning 25 years, Dean began his professional career as a Quantity Surveyor at Countryside Properties and Kier London he then progressed to become Commercial Manager at ROK and then Westfield where he took a strategic role in the delivery of the Stratford City development, the largest urban shopping centre in Europe.
Prior to joining Swan in April 15, Dean worked as Commercial Director at Weston Homes where he was integral to the regional expansion of the business.
At Swan Dean has progressed to Managing Director, NU living Construction, where he is at the forefront of enhancing NU living's capabilities to meet the demands of the wide range of regeneration and development activity the Swan Group now undertakes, including modular construction, high rise and large scale, mixed use regeneration projects.
Samantha Wait
Director of Business Development and Communications
Sam leads on new business relating to regeneration and development for the Swan Group, as well as strategic communications across all business areas. Extensive commercial property and corporate…
Sam leads on new business relating to regeneration and development for the Swan Group, as well as strategic communications across all business areas. Extensive commercial property and corporate experience gained during years of practice as a Solicitor at Berwin Leighton Paisner and Travers Smith provide a sound commercial background. Communications and housing expertise gained at The Guinness Partnership and Swan enable Sam to promote the Swan Group, explore new opportunities and foster partnership working, while ensuring that Swan considers the wider interests of all our stakeholders.
Frank Klepping
Frank has worked in housing development in East London and Essex for over 10 years and continues to build on strong relationships in the region to deliver the strategic aims of Swan and our…
Frank has worked in housing development in East London and Essex for over 10 years and continues to build on strong relationships in the region to deliver the strategic aims of Swan and our partners.
As Development Director for the Essex region, Frank
plays a lead role in the delivery of the Group's existing development pipeline including the £130m regeneration of Craylands Estate in Basildon and our award-winning regeneration at Laindon Place, both of which use modular and traditional construction
methods. He is also responsible for the acquisition of new business opportunities in Essex.
Since joining Swan in August 2014, Frank has contributed to the growth of Swan's development pipeline to over 6,500 secured plots including 1,200 on site.


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Franklin, Adams, and Jefferson drafting the Declaration of Independence Wikimedia Commons
The American strategy was about obtaining legitimacy on an international level. While the Declaration of Independence was written to spell out American ideals and principles, its main purpose was to flash a rescue beacon to the international world. As the former colonies sought to throw off the yoke of British authority, there remained the real chance that no other country would look upon them as anything more than unruly British subjects. This is precisely what the British wanted, and what the Patriot leaders feared. Courting foreign nations to recognize the United States as a sovereign nation was the main goal of diplomats Benjamin Franklin and John Adams. From a diplomatic stance, without foreign assistance, the United States stood little chance of achieving true independence.
From a military standpoint, the Continental army was faced from the outset with a crisis in legitimacy of its own. Most soldiers were farmers and merchants, not professional soldiers. Most had no formal military training, and what munitions they owned were personal firearms and possessions. In the beginning, much of the army did not have uniforms. Only officers who could afford their own wore the distinguishing blue coats. Tactically, the army faced disagreements over how it should face off against the superior British army. Some officers had experience from the French and Indian War, while others were simply appointed into their ranks through political favors. Ultimately, the inexperience of the Continental army, and the lean on unreliable militia forces, threatened the existence of the American forces.
Following the disastrous string of defeats around New York in 1776, enthusiasm for the war effort evaporated among the Patriots. Stinging from these losses, the Continental officer staff had to revise their strategy. General George Washington desperately wanted to retake New York, but he now saw New Jersey completely overrun by British and Hessian soldiers. As his army dwindled in size, and the odds were stacked against them, he realized that the American army did not have to necessarily win battles to win the war. They just had to not lose it either. Strategy to ensure their survival was paramount. Above all else, so long as the Continental Army existed in the field, the Revolution was alive. The Fabian strategy, named after the Roman general who beat the rebel Hannibal through a war of attrition and continuous maneuvering, was reluctantly adopted by Washington to stave off a direct engagement with the full army forces of the British. Members of Congress, including John Adams, were critical of this decision because it was viewed as unheroic. In truth, Washington was an aggressive leader by nature, and often disagreed with many of his war council's recommendations. Nonetheless, the American commander understood more than anyone that the army's very existence was what kept the Revolution alive. If he gave into his impulses, and acted rash, it could jeopardize everything. The Americans would avoid a direct assault on the British unless conditions were overwhelmingly favorable. Short of that, they would prod and harass the British forces without coming into a major engagement.
Using this strategy to his advantage, Washington also developed spy networks to help gather intelligence against the British. He planted false information to throw them off. One of his greatest feats was convincing the British command that the Continental army was larger than it really was. In the winter of 1777, disinformation passed to British spies convinced the British command that the American forces were well over 12,000 strong at a time when in actuality they dwindled to about 1,000. The Culper Ring, headed by spymaster Benjamin Tallmadge, would play a decisive role in keeping the British guessing to what the Americans were capable of for the remainder of the war.
The Americans were finally assisted by the French in 1779. Prior to the navy arriving, the French had sent weapons and supplies, coin, and other provisions to assist the Americans. French officers were also eager to implant themselves within the conflict, and carve a piece of glory out for themselves. Many proved incapable or disastrous. The lone exception would be Marquis de Lafayette.
Political cartoon designed by Benjamin Franklin to unite the colonies against the British Wikimedia Commons
For the British, several strategies played significant roles in the eventual outcome of the war. The last thing the British wanted was a "continental Union" of the colonies. In 1775, the British sought to contain the rebellion within Massachusetts. By isolating them, the hope was there would be little enthusiasm in the remaining colonies to support the insurrection of a few unruly colonists. They completely underestimated how unpopular British taxation, and the notion of standing armies were to American colonists throughout North America. As the war progressed, the plan to isolate Massachusetts extended to the entirety of New England. Parliament, headed by Prime Minister Lord North and Secretary George Germain, sought to take control of the Hudson River in New York state, effectively cutting off New England from the rest of the continent. Had they been successful with this plan, the delegates of the Continental Congress might have fractured and slipped back into regional factions looking to make a deal favorable to London. The British also vied for control of Canada in order to break up any attempts of American forces to seize British territories, and push Canada into rebellion.
In reality, the British were fighting an insurrection that often broke traditional rules of war for the eighteenth century. To complicate matters, British troops were fighting on foreign soil. Many British and Hessian commanders had to scramble to navigate uncharted country. Complicating matters more, their enemy was often hiding in plain sight among the population. It was not uncommon for pockets of rebel resistance or militia to dissolve back into local towns and villages after attacking British forces. Though there were major engagements between two opposing armies in the field, many more battles devolved into hostile guerrilla warfare. Despite Loyalist sentiments among portions of the colonies, the British army was rarely viewed favorably among colonists, including Loyalists. Foraging and plundering local supplies left many colonists resentful of the foreign occupiers.
The surrender of General John Burgoyne at Saratoga John Trumbull
After the surrender of British general John Burgoyne at Saratoga, NY in 1777, the British decided to change their strategy and open an offensive campaign in the southern states. The hope was to draw Loyalist support and effectively cut off the South from the North. The British had some initial success, but the battles in the South quickly eroded what gains the British had made. Bitter, partisan warfare broke out among Loyalist and Patriot citizens. The addition of France into the war in 1778 also contributed to the change in British strategy. The French navy threatened the British merchant colonies in the Caribbean, leaving Parliament no choice but to redirect badly needed military reinforcements to the Caribbean. By 1781, the British were stretched dangerously thin in North America: a reluctant British commander held up in New York City's central command post, and General Charles, Lord Cornwallis running out of gas in the Carolinas did not help crumbling support among King George III's ministers in Parliament. Had Yorktown not ended in defeat, who knows if the British could have rallied, regrouped, and struck a fatal blow to the American insurrection? By that point, it seemed the only person who thought a British victory remained possible was the king himself.
In a World of Phifers, Fifers and Pheiffers
Hunting for Loyalists


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We partner with families, children, and teens to create actionable plans to help them achieve and maintain a healthier weight. Our goal is to provide care through a team approach that promotes health in children, teens, and their families.
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San Diego, CA – September 12, 2016 –– BP Logix, provider of BPM solutions for rapid workflow app development, today announced that Ogden-Weber Tech College implemented Process Director to replace a semi-automated, paper-based system for managing its key business processes. Seeking to gain efficiencies, reduce time and save money, Ogden-Weber wanted to implement a workflow-oriented solution that would automate and simplify those processes. Central to achieving that goal was reviewing the success achieved by its sister college, Davis Applied Technology College, then defining its own initiative and criteria.
Ogden-Weber Tech College was established in 1971 and moved under the auspices of the Utah State Office of Education in 1982. It was renamed the Ogden-Weber Area Vocational Center, which was changed to Ogden-Weber Applied Technology Center in the 1990s. In 2001 the college celebrated its 30th anniversary with a workforce of more than 150 employees, 300 + technical courses, 53 employment categories in 14 buildings and 9 locations. That same year the Utah State Legislature approved the tech college to be a Utah College of Applied Technology campus. The college currently serves over 6,000 adult and high school students each year. As a result of its high graduate job placement rate, Ogden-Weber Tech College has been chosen to receive a "Best of State" award in the "Education – Vocational Training – Public" category for the fifth year in a row.
Kyle Jensen is the Director of IT responsible for all IT functions of the college. Jensen's team supports 400 faculty and staff and 6,000 students. Prior to selecting Process Director, the College had relied on a document management system to track records, including purchase requisitions and admissions. Jensen envisioned a workflow-driven system that would create greater efficiencies and reduce costs. His vision also called for automating the key processes that would make an immediate impact and demonstrate a significant payback. Jensen selected Purchase Requisitions, New Hire Process and Enrollment/Admissions for the initial proof of concept. "We started with the Finance and HR processes, as they are core to campus-wide operations. We also recognized that we wanted to understand and refine the processes themselves, not simply automate what we had. We tore them apart and rebuilt them using Process Director. It was the right tool to automate our processes and accomplish our goals," he stated.
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With typical pragmatism and organizational zeal, Mormons created a worldwide program to combat unemployment.
Every congregation in the nearly 14 million-member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is expected to assign one of its members to serve as "employment specialist." The idea: Build networks in every field and match job seekers with potential employers.
"Here's how you go about getting a job," Val Markos, employment specialist for an Atlanta LDS stake, tells people. "It may take a long time, but it will work."
Markos, a retired executive with BellSouth, has a vast array of job contacts, professional relationships and Mormon experts he can tap. He has years of experience as a manager and in human resources and has had much success in aiding workers.
It's at least $2,000 worth of free advice, a recipient said recently.
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Sierra Aguilada es una sierra de poca longitud pero de grandes altitudes que se encuentra en el condado de Catrón en el estado de Nuevo México en el perímetro oriental de la Sierra Blanca de Arizona.  La región está al este del área transicional de arizona con la Barranca de Mogollón. La Sierra de Mogollón en Nuevo México se ubica al este, con una sección sur del río San Francisco separándolas.  El río se dirige al oeste, formando el límite sur de la Sierra Aguilada y posteriormente la sierra intercepta al río Gila después de atravesar la parte noroeste de la sierra de Big Lue en Arizona.

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356-Z 23.06.2008 Law of the Republic of Belarus of June 23, 2008 No. 356-Z "About labor protection"(Current state on 12.07.2013)
345-Z 20.06.2008 Law of the Republic of Belarus of June 20, 2008 No. 345-Z "About mortgage"(Current state on 12.07.2013)
914 19.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of June 19, 2008 No. 914 "About approval of the Regulations on procedure for compensation in 2008 by the organizations of expenses for servicing of the buildings, constructions and rooms transferred to them by the organizations (state-financed organizations) financed from the budget to free use or lease"
102 19.06.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus of June 19, 2008 No. 102 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for transfer in the budget of means from privatization of state-owned property"(Current state on 25.11.2010)
894/7 18.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus and National Bank of the Republic of Belarus of June 18, 2008 No. 894/7 "About approval of the list of banks, authorized to serve state programs"(Current state on 07.09.2015)
343 17.06.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of June 17, 2008 No. 343 "About provision of credit resources for construction, reconstruction, technical retrofitting and repair of production facilities of agro-industrial complex"(Current state on 17.07.2014)
329 13.06.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of June 13, 2008 No. 329 "About some questions of recognition of debt the bad debt and its write-offs"(Current state on 22.12.2018)
332 13.06.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of June 13, 2008 No. 332 "About construction of milk and commodity farms"(Current state on 17.07.2014)
859 13.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of June 13, 2008 No. 859 "About enhancement of compensation of separate categories of doctors"
71 12.06.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of June 12, 2008 No. 71 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for planning, accounting and reporting in 2008 of the means received for the handed-over precious metals in the form of scrap and waste in the State fund of precious metals and gemstones of the Republic of Belarus and also from delivery of secondary raw materials"
P-204/2008 12.06.2008 Solution of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Belarus of June 12, 2008 No. P-204/2008 "About determination of the concept "income" for the purpose of imposing of administrative punishment for illegal business activity"
8/165/50/28/ 12.06.2008 Resolution of the State military-industrial committee of the Republic of Belarus, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus, Committee for State Security of the Republic of Belarus and the State boundary committee of the Republic of Belarus of June 12, 2008 No. 8/165/50/28/15 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for order placement on delivery of military products for needs of the state bodies having military forming and paramilitary organizations of the Republic of Belarus"
851 12.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of June 12, 2008 No. 851 "About material security and catering services of pupils of high schools - schools of the Olympic reserve"(Current state on 12.01.2017)
838 11.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of June 11, 2008 No. 838 "About procedure for calculation of driver's years of service"
14 11.06.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus of June 11, 2008 No. 14 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for acquisition, construction, reconstruction and capital repairs of real estate of diplomatic representations and consular establishments of the Republic of Belarus abroad"
832 10.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of June 10, 2008 No. 832 "About measures for implementation of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus of April 10, 2008 No. 6 and the Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of April 10, 2008 No. 201"(Current state on 25.05.2018)
119/15/58/10 06.06.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Economics of the Republic of Belarus, the Ministry of forestry of the Republic of Belarus, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus of June 6, 2008 No. 119/15/58/105 "About approval of the minimum purchase prices on wild-plants and (or) their parts (mushrooms, berries, medicinal and technical plant raw material) of harvest of 2008"
813 05.06.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of June 5, 2008 No. 813 "About approval of the Regulations on procedure for change of the acreage of the crops which died or damaged as a result of force majeure and other circumstances"(Current state on 02.12.2016)
49 05.06.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus of June 5, 2008 No. 49 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for the organization and control of works on creation and use of the improved fodder grounds for the cattle which is in private use of citizens in the territories of radioactive pollution"
162 04.06.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus of June 4, 2008 No. 162 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for carrying out by law-enforcement bodies of the Republic of Belarus for poll of citizens with use of polygraph"
294 03.06.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of June 3, 2008 No. 294 "About documentation of the population of the Republic of Belarus"(Current state on 24.04.2019)
291 03.06.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of June 3, 2008 No. 291 "About some questions of development of construction industry"(Current state on 31.01.2013)
342-Z 29.05.2008 Law of the Republic of Belarus of May 29, 2008 No. 342-Z "About ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Belarus and the Government of the Republic of Finland about avoidance of double taxation and prevention of tax avoidance concerning taxes on the income"
86 29.05.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Republic of Belarus of May 29, 2008 No. 86 "About approval of Cross-industry rules on labor protection in case of sugar production"(Current state on 28.10.2011)
734 24.05.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of May 24, 2008 No. 734 "About approval of the Regulations on procedure for forming and maintaining the state fund of data on state of environment and impacts on it and structure of the ecological information of general purpose which is subject to obligatory distribution, the owners of such information obliged to extend it and frequency of its distribution"(Current state on 19.05.2016)
735 24.05.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of May 24, 2008 No. 735 "About the amount of assignments from the arrived insurance premiums on compulsory insurance from labor accidents and occupational diseases in 2008"
112 23.05.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Economics of the Republic of Belarus of May 23, 2008 No. 112 "About price index in construction"
280 19.05.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of May 19, 2008 No. 280 "About inclusion of insurance premiums by the types of voluntary insurance which are not relating to life insurance in costs on production and sales of products, goods (works, services)"
147/53 16.05.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus and the Ministry of statistics and the analysis of the Republic of Belarus of May 16, 2008 No. 147/53 "About accounting of the foreign citizens and stateless persons who are temporarily living in the Republic of Belarus"
694 16.05.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of May 16, 2008 No. 694 "About representatives of the state in governing bodies of economic societies, the share (share in authorized funds) which belong to the Republic of Belarus or administrative and territorial units"(Current state on 28.05.2019)
267 15.05.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of May 15, 2008 No. 267 "About some questions of implementation of account transactions and introduction of amendments and changes in the Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of June 29, 2000 No. 359"(Current state on 07.05.2015)
271 15.05.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of May 15, 2008 No. 271 "About some questions of regulation of activities of banks"(Current state on 10.05.2011)
270 15.05.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of May 15, 2008 No. 270 "About measures for development of roadside service"(Current state on 31.01.2013)
256 13.05.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of May 13, 2008 No. 256 "About release of separate goods from taxation by customs payments"(Current state on 28.07.2014)
258 13.05.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of May 13, 2008 No. 258 "About some measures for increase in efficiency of agricultural production"(Current state on 06.08.2009)
65 12.05.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of May 12, 2008 No. 65 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for planning and financing of traveling works and expenses on content of shipping hydraulic engineering constructions on inland waterways of the Republic of Belarus"(Current state on 08.07.2009)
87 08.05.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus of May 8, 2008 No. 87 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for carrying out pretrip and other physical examinations of drivers of wheel tractors and self-propelled machines"(Current state on 06.06.2018)
15 30.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Housing and Public Utilities of the Republic of Belarus of April 30, 2008 No. 15 "About approval of the Instruction for planning, financing and control of the budgetary appropriations allocated for compensation of part of costs for the housing and communal services rendered to the population living in the housing stock which is not served by the organizations of housing and communal services"
630 30.04.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of April 30, 2008 No. 630 "About implementation of the Law of the Republic of Belarus of January 5, 2008 "About traffic"(Current state on 25.05.2018)
75 30.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Republic of Belarus of April 30, 2008 No. 75 "About the sizes of public welfare payments to the families raising children"
618 28.04.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of April 28, 2008 No. 618 "About some questions of turnover of alcoholic beverages"(Current state on 12.01.2017)
55 18.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of April 18, 2008 No. 55 "About approval of the form of the receipt on collection of penalty for stowaway journey of the passenger or unpaid conveyance in passenger transport and the instruction for its filling"
565 16.04.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of April 16, 2008 No. 565 "About collection of payment for acceptance and document creation for participation of entrants in centralized testing and introduction of amendments and changes in some resolutions of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus"(Current state on 24.03.2017)
18 15.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Architecture of the Republic of Belarus of April 15, 2008 No. 18 "About approval of the Instruction for cost determination of construction of one meter of the square apartment house in basic and current price levels"(Current state on 13.03.2019)
36 15.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Belarus of April 15, 2008 No. 36 "About approval of Rules on labor protection in case of production and postharvest treatment of products of crop production"
553 14.04.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of April 14, 2008 No. 553 "About provision of delay and (or) payment by installments of debt repayment for the consumed natural gas, electrical and heat energy"
548 14.04.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of April 14, 2008 No. 548 "About approval of the Regulations on the central tasting commissions on food products and Regulations on arbitral authority on quality evaluation of alcoholic products"(Current state on 12.01.2017)
546 10.04.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of April 10, 2008 No. 546 "About payment of monetary compensation instead of issue of dress code to officials of customs authorities"(Current state on 27.05.2014)
6 10.04.2008 Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus of April 10, 2008 No. 6 "About single questions of the organization and holding video interactive games"(Current state on 08.01.2013)
201 10.04.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of April 10, 2008 No. 201 "About video interactive games"(Current state on 14.03.2013)
13 07.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Belarus of April 7, 2008 No. 13 "About approval of the inventory for children on which regional and Minsk city Councils of deputies do not impose the sales tax of goods in retail trade in 2008"
11 07.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of forestry of the Republic of Belarus of April 7, 2008 No. 11 "About procedure for calculation and use in 2008 of payment for forest uses, sales proceeds of the wood prepared when carrying out cabins of intermediate use and other cabins, collateral forest utilization and maintaining hunting economy, and also the amounts of penalties for violation of the law about use, protection and protection of the woods"
103 04.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus of April 4, 2008 No. 103 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for the equipment flashing signals (indicators) and special sound signals of vehicles, self-propelled machines"
195 03.04.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of April 3, 2008 No. 195 "About some social legal guarantees for the military personnel, judges, public prosecutor's employees and officials of customs authorities"(Current state on 25.02.2019)
1 03.04.2008 Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Belarus of April 3, 2008 No. 1 "About court practice on cases on the crimes connected with illegal actions concerning weapon, ammunition and explosives (the Art. of Art. 294-297 of UK)"(Current state on 29.03.2018)
32 02.04.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Belarus of April 2, 2008 No. 32 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for provision of subsidies for compensation of part of expenses on acquisition of automobile fuel to the organizations performing business activity on production of crop production (except flowers and ornamental plants), livestock production, fish breeding and beekeeping"
40 31.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of March 31, 2008 No. 40 "About approval of rules of carriages of goods by railway transport public"(Current state on 13.07.2015)
187 28.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 28, 2008 No. 187 "About approval of the Regulations on evaluation procedure of the buildings and constructions belonging to physical persons"(Current state on 30.06.2016)
178 27.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 27, 2008 No. 178 "About procedure for carrying out and control of the foreign trade transactions"(Current state on 22.12.2018)
186 27.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 27, 2008 No. 186 "About some measures for increase in responsibility for quality of domestic goods"
181 27.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 27, 2008 No. 181 "About approval of the Regulations on service in bodies of prosecutor's office of the Republic of Belarus"(Current state on 23.02.2015)
462 26.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 26, 2008 No. 462 "About some measures for implementation of the Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of December 27, 2007 No. 667"(Current state on 25.05.2018)
67 24.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Economics of the Republic of Belarus of March 24, 2008 No. 67 "About price index in construction"
168 21.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 21, 2008 No. 168 "About some measures for implementation of the investment projects financed by the external state loans and external loans attracted under guarantees of the Government of the Republic of Belarus"(Current state on 27.06.2011)
76 21.03.2008 Resolution of the Board of directors of National Bank of the Republic of Belarus of March 21, 2008 No. 76 "About approval of the National accounting standard 3-F "Consolidation of legal entities" (NSFO 3-F)"(Current state on 31.03.2010)
53 21.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Republic of Belarus of March 21, 2008 No. 53 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for the organization of regulation of work"
427 20.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 20, 2008 No. 427 "About establishment of standard form of the lease agreement of the parcel of land"(Current state on 28.08.2015)
33 20.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Taxes and Tax Collection of the Republic of Belarus of March 20, 2008 No. 33 "About establishment of types of the activities of tax authorities which are bringing in incomes"
431 20.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 20, 2008 No. 431 "Regulations on procedure for introduction of payments for the wood of the main forest breeds released on root"(Current state on 04.11.2016)
39 19.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus of March 19, 2008 No. 39 "About approval of the Instruction about payment procedure (transfer), distribution, the tax return, charges (duties) and other income in 2008"(Current state on 19.08.2008)
413 19.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 19, 2008 No. 413 "About approval of the Regulations on procedure for creation and activities of civil forming of civil defense"
408 18.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 18, 2008 No. 408 "About provision of additional vacation for irregular working hours"(Current state on 30.06.2014)
159 18.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 18, 2008 No. 159 "About procedure for issue and use of official IDs"(Current state on 24.04.2019)
386 14.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 14, 2008 No. 386 "About some measures for implementation of the Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of February 28, 2008 No. 140"(Current state on 18.04.2012)
381 12.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 12, 2008 No. 381 "About approval of the Procedure for determination of the amount of payment for leasing of the separate types and models of military weapon and ammunition to it transferred by law-enforcement bodies to legal entities with singular authorized problems and compensations by these legal entities of actual expenses on acquisition of the ammunition leased by it and spent by them"(Current state on 25.10.2011)
13 11.03.2008 Resolution of Committee for State Security of the Republic of Belarus of March 11, 2008 No. 13 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for the organization and carrying out military charges in the state security agencies of the Republic of Belarus"
374 11.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 11, 2008 No. 374 "About some questions of the state support of the population"(Current state on 15.05.2017)
148 10.03.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of March 10, 2008 No. 148 "About approval of the Regulations on procedure for service in reserve"(Current state on 02.05.2019)
19 10.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus of March 10, 2008 No. 19 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for accounting of objects of fauna and amounts of their use, except for the wild animals belonging to subjects to hunting and fishery"(Current state on 31.10.2017)
356 08.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 8, 2008 No. 356 "About approval of the Regulations on procedure for forming and use of means of state non-budgetary fund of social protection of the population of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection"
334 07.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 7, 2008 No. 334 "About measures for implementation of the Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of December 18, 2007 godoa No. 657"(Current state on 12.07.2013)
345 07.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 7, 2008 No. 345 "About procedure for compensation to legal entities of the Republic of Belarus of expenses on provision to separate categories of citizens of privileges on payment for the housing and communal services consumed by them, services of transport, telecommunication and mail service"(Current state on 14.12.2018)
19 07.03.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of March 7, 2008 No. 19 "About introduction in 2008 of temporary restrictions of loads of axes of vehicles, self-propelled machines concerning republican highways public"
342 07.03.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of March 7, 2008 No. 342 "About approval of the Regulations on assistance to the unemployed in the organization of business activity"(Current state on 22.10.2016)
7 29.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 7 "About approval of the instruction about procedure for execution of preorders on servicing, rendering service in shopping facilities of public catering"
3 29.02.2008 Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 3 "About some questions of state regulation of production, turnover and advertizing of beer, alcoholic products and tobacco products"(Current state on 20.02.2015)
307 29.02.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 307 "About the size and procedure for collection of payment for food of the children getting preschool education, vocational education at the level of preschool education"(Current state on 25.02.2013)
316 29.02.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 316 "About some questions of compensation of heads of the organizations"(Current state on 08.07.2013)
17 29.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 17 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for inventory count of production wastes"(Current state on 28.02.2018)
308 29.02.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 308 "About some questions of compulsory national insurance of staff of the Investigative Committee, employees and faces of civil personnel from among court experts of the State committee of judicial examinations, the staff of law-enforcement bodies, public prosecutor's workers, employees of bodies and divisions on emergency situations, employees of bodies of the State Control Committee"(Current state on 30.01.2016)
16 29.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus of February 29, 2008 No. 16 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for evaluating resources of fauna"(Current state on 25.04.2018)
45 27.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus of February 27, 2008 No. 45 "About approval of procedure for preferential ensuring separate categories of citizens with drugstores with dressings according to recipes of doctors"(Current state on 23.05.2013)
284 27.02.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of February 27, 2008 No. 284 "About approval of the Regulations on the sizes and payment procedure in 2008 of the means received by bodies of the state construction supervision for payment of expenses on implementation of the state construction supervision of construction objects"
14 26.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of February 26, 2008 No. 14 "About approval of Industry rules on labor protection during the designing, construction, reconstruction, repair and content of highways"
113 25.02.2008 Presidential decree of the Republic of Belarus of February 25, 2008 No. 113 "About procedure and sales terms to legal entities of the companies as property complexes of the unprofitable state organizations"(Current state on 15.08.2017)
11 25.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus of February 25, 2008 No. 11 "About approval of the Instruction about procedure for providing crews of vessel of inland water transport with free power supply of members for their dwell-time in operation (swimming)"
41 25.02.2008 Resolution of the Ministry of Economics of the Republic of Belarus of February 25, 2008 No. 41 "About price index in construction"
245 22.02.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of February 22, 2008 No. 245 "About procedure for determination by the organizations of the amount of excess of taxes during the corresponding period of 2008"
253 22.02.2008 Resolution of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus of February 22, 2008 No. 253 "About certification of workplaces under the terms of work"(Current state on 19.10.2016)


Customers are responsible for service lines from the water meter into the internal plumbing of the building and for wastewater laterals from the building to the city street wastewater mains.
The City is responsible for the Wastewater Collection System only, and excludes laterals and their connections to the system.
When problems suspected to be originating in the city system occur, City maintenance should be called at 703-385-7810 or 703-385-7924 if after normal business hours. Notable, but unusual, examples of problems in the system are sewage back-ups through basement toilets. In such cases, please call the City first before employing the services of a private plumber.
A member of the Wastewater System Services Division (WSSD) prepares to clean a local wastewater pipe using sophisticated equipment. The WSSD cleaned over 90 miles of piping last fiscal year to ensure unobstructed conveyance of wastewater for our customers.


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Hendrix Junior Gets Pick of Three Summer Research Programs
© Madeleine Castator/Hendrix Office of Marketing Communications
In the fall of 2017, Tristian Wiles '21 arrived on a college campus more populous than his hometown. That's probably a more common experience for students attending a flagship state university than for those enrolled at a small liberal arts institution like Hendrix College. But Wiles came from the northeastern Arkansas community of Ash Flat, which has a population of about 1,100.
As a first-generation student from a rural area, Wiles admits to being uncertain about whether he would be a good fit for college life. "But from the friendly housekeepers and caf workers to my dependable professors, everyone has always made me feel at home in the Hendrix community," he says.
It's evident that Wiles feels at home at Hendrix (a feeling so common among students that the campus has earned the name Homedrix). He's excelled as a biochemistry/molecular biology (BCMB) major and added a philosophy minor to his academic pursuits. Outside of classes and labs, he has participated in the BCMB Club, the Hendrix chapter of the American Chemical Society, and Hendrix Naturalists Club. And drawing on his experience as a first-generation college student, Wiles connects with students following paths similar to his own by serving as a mentor for the IRIS Program: Increasing Retention and Inclusion in STEM.
This spring, he learned he'd been accepted into three summer research programs—at Yale, Duke, and UT Southwestern, all programs affiliated with the Amgen Scholars Program (funded by the Amgen Foundation, the principal channel for biotech company Amgen's corporate philanthropy). He ultimately chose Yale, and was waiting to be matched with a research lab there when he learned that this summer's program would be canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. He will be able to attend in the summer of 2021, though.
"Because of that delay, I still don't know exactly what I'll study, but it will be some type of biomedical science, likely to do with genetics and molecular biology," he said.
By that time, Wiles will have his Hendrix degree, and plans to move on to pursue a Ph.D. in the biomedical sciences. His ultimate goal: teaching and conducting research at the college and university level. It's one way he plans to pay forward the benefits of his own Hendrix education.
"I have found such a strong academic support group at Hendrix," he says. "I would never have gained the qualifications for these programs without the help of my research advisors, and I certainly could not have written the essays necessary for strong applications without the guidance of my humanities professors and scholarship advisors."
Wiles believes in the power of making research opportunities available to undergraduate students because he has benefited from it himself.
"I was able to start doing research as early as the end of my freshman year, and completed three projects by the time I was a junior. I started with research in ecology, and, thanks to the guidance of my research advisors, I had homed in on my passion for molecular biology by the end of my third project," he says. "Hendrix opens so many doors for students interested in undergraduate scientific research."
Text courtesy of Hendrix College Media Relations Team. To view the original article, please visit https://www.hendrix.edu/tristian-wiles-2020.aspx
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Our customers tell us they enjoy the helpful staff at Hotel Annex. During your stay, you're just a quick walk from Barcelona Cathedral. Enjoy features like free WiFi in public areas. This 1-star hotel has 8 rooms. Each room includes amenities such as free WiFi and a flat-screen TV.
Hotel Annex offers its guests multilingual staff and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Public spaces have free WiFi. This Barcelona hotel is smoke free.
Hotel Annex offers 8 forms of air-conditioned accommodation with a safe and a hairdryer. Flat-screen televisions are featured in guestrooms. Bathrooms include a bath and shower and complimentary toiletries. Guests can surf the web using complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is provided on weekdays only.
There is no after-hours reception at this property. Guests arriving late won't be able to check in until the next morning. If you are planning to arrive after 5 PM, please contact the property at least 72 hours in advance using the information on the booking confirmation.
This property doesn't offer after-hours check-in. Guests arriving after hours will have to wait until the next morning to check in. Guests arriving after 5 PM must contact the property at least 72 hours prior to arrival using the information on the booking confirmation.