Discover Ternant and its surroundings situated in an unspoilt countryside, criss-crossed by singing brooks. Ternant is located in southern Burgundy in the Nievre region on the border of the Morvan, a regional natural park. The village of Ternant has about 220 inhabitants. The local people mostly earn their living through forestry or cattle breeding. The beautiful Charolais cattle can be seen everywhere you go.
The Morvan Regional Natural Park is a craggy mountainous massif. It offers both natural and cultural heritage, and exceptional landscapes ideal for discovering the environment, developing "know-how" and practising outdoor sports.
Known as "The Lungs of Burgundy", the park represents a large natural stadium offering a wide range of outdoor activities from trekking to biking, horse-riding, kayaking and rafting. Morvan is also an area of history and tradition. Vezelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a departure point for Compostelle paths. Morvan offers a network of very different museums and eco-museums around the theme of "Exchanges and Migration". It also hosts series of festivals, shows and events throughout the year.
Ternant is also an excellent starting point for a wine tasting tour. Within a radius of 100 km, you will find several famous wine regions like the Côte d'Or (Burgundy wine), Chablis, Mâcon and Beaujolais.
Just 50 meters from our house you will find the church of St. Roch. The church contains two superb triptych altar pieces from the 15th century. We frequently visit the church to enjoy the beauty of these wonderful pieces of art; they are the pride of our village!
Ternant has a long history. In the middle ages the castle stood in the centre of the village but was later demolished and rebuilt in the 18th century. Some years ago, two Belgian architects bought the castle and started rennovations to replicate its 18th century style using old images and maps of the castle. The work is progressing very slowly, but in the end it will be beautiful.
The beautiful surroundings of Ternant immediately invite you to go for a hike. The tourist office has supplied maps of about 40 hikes with lengths ranging from 4 to 18 kilometres. Every hike starts from the middle of a village and from Ternant itself you can begin two hikes. But the hiking possibilities are endless and you will continually be surprised by the beautiful views and varying landscapes.
Discovering the surroundings of Ternant by bike has its own charm. Nearby Ternant the hilly area presents a challenge for every cyclist. Do you prefer the flatter landscape? In that case, you could follow a cycle route along one of the canals; for example the Canal de Nivernais that leads from Decize to Cercy-la-Tour. During your trip you can enjoy some of these stunning views.
In La Nocle-Maulaix (6 km from Ternant) there is a lake laden with fish, ideal for anglers. You can also angle in the Loire River or the Allier River.
The surroundings of Ternant offer something for everyone, and for children there are plenty of possibilities. Click on Tours for more information.
14 km from Ternant is a little town called Luzy and a visit here is very enjoyable and relaxing. At the weekly Friday morning market, farmers from the neighbourhood are offer all kinds of vegetables and homemade cheeses. We highly encourage you to also visit the art market during the summer.
Luzy offers general provisions such as banking, pharmacies, family doctors, garages, supermarkets, etc., etc.
18 km from Ternant you will find Bourbon-Lancy, a rural town on the Loire River with a walled medieval area on the dominant hill. It boasts an authentic medieval belfry, wooden frame houses and fortifications which date back from 1495. Bourbon-Lancy also has a spa where you can take a relaxing curing bath. It also offers general provisions such as banks, pharmacies, garages, supermarkets, etc., etc.
Decize is 35 km from Ternant and here you can find the nearest hospital. Decize also has a charming mediaeval town that sits on a rocky island in the middle of the Loire River. Here you can discover some architectural gems, including Le Couvent des Minimes which houses a marvellous Roman chapel and Eglise Saint-Are with a choir that dates back to the 11th century. Throughout the year events are organized, such as one of the largest fairs in France and a huge flea market.
45 km west of Ternant you will find Moulins, the capital of the Allier region. Moulins has a splendid old town. North and south of the city are large shopping malls with hyper-marchés (giant supermarkets), home-furnishing, DIY stores, etc., etc.
The historic city Autun is situated 45 km east from Ternant. The history of this town goes back to the Roman ages, but you can also find traces from the middle ages in various buildings: a roman theatre, a medieval cathedral and an Italian-style modern theatre.
Nevers is the capital of the Nièvre region. The city suffered from the bombings during world war two but the cathedral has been beautifully restored and the modern stained windows are especially splendid.


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North End Waterfront Health Joins Petition Drive to Support Health Centers
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North End Waterfront Health is participating in a national petition drive organized by the National Association of Community Health Centers calling on Congress and the President to oppose Medicaid Cuts and increase funding to health centers.
Health Centers like NEW Health are currently the family doctor and health care home for nearly 23 million people in nearly 8,000 medically-underserved communities across the country. Yet, there are still 60 million people, including many with insurance who still do not have access to a regular source of health care.
What's more, 37% of all health center patients—some 8.5 million people—are covered by Medicaid. Health centers treat 14% of all Medicaid patients and they do it for only 1% of total Medicaid spending.
America's Health Centers' system of community-based health care homes has had a remarkable record of success over more than 45 years in providing quality health care and saving the entire health care system money. NEW Health has been serving local patients for 41 years and is a vital component of helping to solve the health care crisis in the United States.
Therefore, health centers across the country are calling on Congress and the President to:
1) Oppose cuts in the Medicaid program including efforts to reduce or eliminate fair payment protections for Health Centers;
2) Increase Health Centers' funding by $200 million in fiscal year 2012, toward the goal of allowing health centers to serve 40 million Americans by 2015.
"We are asking patients, employees, and community members to support all of the great work health centers like ours do by signing the petition," says NEW Health CEO Jim Luisi. "As a non-profit organization, the cuts that Congress is suggesting would have a negative impact on funding for the high-quality services we provide."
If you would like to sign the petition, please ask any NEW Health staff member. You can also sign online at www.saveourchcs.org.
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Target will cover employees' travel to other states for abortions, company memo says
A person walks into a Target store in Washington, DC, on May 18, 2022.
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Target will cover employees' travel if they live in a state where abortion is banned, according to a company memo obtained by CNBC.
The new policy will take effect in July, according to the email, which was sent to employees Monday from Target's Chief Human Resources Officer Melissa Kremer.
"For years, our healthcare benefits have included some financial support for travel, when team members needed select healthcare procedures that weren't available where they live," Kremer said in the memo. "A few months ago, we started re-evaluating our benefits with the goal of understanding what it would look like if we broadened the travel reimbursement to any care that's needed and covered – but not available in the team member's community. This effort became even more relevant as we learned about the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion, given that it would impact access to healthcare in some states."
With the reversal of Roe v. Wade, the country has been divided into states where abortion is legal and states where it is outlawed. The court decision has led to a wave of announcements by companies that have committed to providing travel coverage for employees on their health insurance plans. That growing list cuts across industries and includes JPMorgan Chase, Dick's Sporting Goods and Rivian.
Some companies, like Amazon, already announced they would cover travel for employees who need to seek reproductive healthcare in other states before the Supreme Court decision.
Others have stayed silent. Walmart, the largest private employer in the U.S., has declined to comment on if or how it will allow employees to access abortions. Its headquarters is in Arkansas, which has a state law that triggers an abortion ban.
The top court's decision has prompted outrage from some employees who have pushed their companies to go further. Hundreds of Amazon employees have signed an internal petition, calling on the tech giant to condemn Supreme Court's decision, cease operations in states with abortion bans and allow workers to move to other states if they live in a place where the procedure is restricted, according to Business Insider.
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A Dream Walking
By Margaret Case Harriman
The New Yorker, July 1, 1939 P. 22
PROFILE of Salvadore Dali, the surrealist artist, and his exhibit at the World's Fair, which is called Dali's Dream of Venus. It is promoted and financed by a group of substantial men including William Morring, theatrical agent, Julien Levey; Edward James, art collector. Tells the history of surrealism. The surrealist movement started in Paris in 1924, partly as a development of the Dada school of art. The Dadaists founded in 1916 by Tristan Tzara, had advocated the destruction of all existing values in all art, and they proposed principally chaos as a substitute. Andre Breton came along and tried to make sense out of it. Mentions Paul Eluard, Max Ernst, etc
Published in the print edition of the July 1, 1939, issue.
"Relentless Absurdity": An Army Photographer's Censored Images
Ben Brody's book has no narrative, because, from the perspective of an American infantryman in Baghdad, the war had none.
By Luke Mogelson


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public static class DirectoryProperty.PropertyComparator
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       Property o2)

compare method.

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public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)

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public int compare(Property o1,
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compare method. Assumes both parameters are non-null
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o1 - first object to compare, better be a Property

o2 - second object to compare, better be a Property

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package ylabs.play.common.controllers

import com.nimbusds.jwt.JWTClaimsSet
import org.mockito.Matchers._
import org.mockito.Mockito
import org.mockito.Mockito._
import org.scalatest.mock.MockitoSugar
import org.scalatest.BeforeAndAfter
import org.mockito.Matchers.{any, eq ⇒ is}
import org.scalatest.concurrent.ScalaFutures
import play.api.inject._
import play.api.libs.json.{JsObject, JsString, Json}
import play.api.test.FakeRequest
import play.api.test.Helpers._
import ylabs.play.common.dal.{GraphDB, UserRepository}
import ylabs.play.common.models.Helpers.ApiFailure.Failed
import ylabs.play.common.models.Sms.Text
import ylabs.play.common.models.{Sms, User}
import ylabs.play.common.models.User._
import ylabs.play.common.models.ValidationError.{Field, Invalid, Reason}
import ylabs.play.common.services.SmsService
import ylabs.play.common.test.TestTools._
import ylabs.play.common.test.{RequestHelpers, MyPlaySpec, OneAppPerTestWithOverrides, UserTools}
import ylabs.play.common.utils.{JWTUtil, PhoneValidator}
import scala.concurrent.duration._

import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext

class UserControllerTest extends MyPlaySpec with OneAppPerTestWithOverrides with ScalaFutures with BeforeAndAfter with MockitoSugar {
  "registration" should {
    "return user info including a valid JWT" in new Fixture {
      val response = UserTools.registerUser(registration)

      response.phone shouldBe validPhone
      response.name shouldBe registration.name

      val jwt = parseJwt(response)
      jwt.getSubject shouldBe response.id.value
      jwt.getStringClaim(JwtClaims.Email) shouldBe registration.email.getOrElse(Email("")).value
      jwt.getStringClaim(JwtClaims.Phone) shouldBe registration.phone.value
      jwt.getStringClaim(JwtClaims.Name) shouldBe registration.name.value
    }

    "allow concurrent registration requests" in new Fixture {
      val registration2 = registration.copy(phone = Phone("0234567890"))
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user").withHeaders(("Device-Id", "test")).withJsonBody(Json.toJson(registration))
      val request2 = FakeRequest(POST, "/user").withHeaders(("Device-Id", "test")).withJsonBody(Json.toJson(registration2))

      val response = route(app, request).get
      val response2 = route(app, request2).get

      status(response) shouldBe OK
      status(response2) shouldBe OK

      val user1 = Json.fromJson[UserInfoResponse](contentAsJson(response)).get
      user1.phone shouldBe validPhone
      user1.name shouldBe registration.name
      val user2 = Json.fromJson[UserInfoResponse](contentAsJson(response2)).get
      user2.phone.get shouldBe PhoneValidator.validate(registration2.phone).get
      user2.name shouldBe registration2.name

    }

    "reject missing name" in new Fixture {
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user").withJsonBody(JsObject(Seq(
        "phone" → JsString("0234567890"))))
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe BAD_REQUEST
      Json.fromJson[Failed](contentAsJson(response)).get shouldBe Failed(List(Invalid(Field("name"), Reason("Value missing"))))
    }

    "reject invalid phone number" in new Fixture {
      val invalid = RegistrationRequest(User.Phone("01248af"), None, User.Name("invalid nr"))
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user").withJsonBody(Json.toJson(invalid))
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe BAD_REQUEST
      Json.fromJson[Failed](contentAsJson(response)).get shouldBe Failed(List(Invalid(Field("phone"), Reason("Invalid NZ mobile number"))))
    }

    "reject non-mobile number" in new Fixture {
      val invalid = RegistrationRequest(User.Phone("031287346"), None, User.Name("non-mobile nr"))
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user").withJsonBody(Json.toJson(invalid))
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe BAD_REQUEST
      Json.fromJson[Failed](contentAsJson(response)).get shouldBe Failed(List(Invalid(Field("phone"), Reason("Invalid NZ mobile number"))))
    }
  }

  "allows same user to register multiple times" in new Fixture {
    val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true)
    val newName = User.Name("new name")
    UserTools.registerDevice(user.jwt)

    val newUser = UserTools.registerUser(registration.copy(name = newName), delayDeviceRegistration =  true)

    val repo = app.injector.instanceOf(classOf[UserRepository])
    whenReady(repo.list) { users ⇒
      users should have size 1
      val user = users.head
      user.name shouldBe newName
      user.phone shouldBe validPhone
    }
  }

  "registering device" should {
    "requesting code should trigger sms" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true, delayCodeRequest = true)
      UserTools.requestCode(user.jwt)
      awaitCondition("should send an SMS", max = 1 second) {
        Mockito.verify(mockSmsService).send(
          is(user.phone.get.value).asInstanceOf[Phone],
          is("test name, your confirmation code is: 0000. Thanks!").asInstanceOf[Text])(any[ExecutionContext])
      }
    }

    "should login if tester account, even if not activated" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true, delayCodeRequest = true)
      userRepo.setTesterStatus(user.id, true)
      val info = UserTools.getUser(user.jwt)
      info.id shouldBe user.id
    }

    "properly reset device id" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true, delayCodeRequest = true)
      UserTools.requestCode(user.jwt)

      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user/code/request")
        .withHeaders(("Device-Id", "different"))
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe OK

      val request2 = FakeRequest(POST, "/user/code/register")
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
        .withHeaders(("Device-Id", "different"))
        .withJsonBody(Json.toJson(RegisterDeviceRequest(Code("0000"))))
      val response2 = route(app, request2).get
      status(response2) shouldBe OK
    }

    "be unauthorized if device not registered" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true)
      val request = FakeRequest(GET, "/user")
        .withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader)
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe UNAUTHORIZED
    }

    "be unauthorized if device id changes" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration)
      val ok = UserTools.getUser(user.jwt)
      val request = FakeRequest(GET, "/user")
        .withHeaders(("Device-Id", "BAD"))
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe UNAUTHORIZED
    }

    "return error if it has already been registered" in new Fixture{
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true)
      UserTools.registerDevice(user.jwt)
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user/code/register")
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
        .withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader)
        .withJsonBody(Json.toJson(RegisterDeviceRequest(Code("0000"))))
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe BAD_REQUEST
      val failed = Json.fromJson[Failed](contentAsJson(response)).get
      failed.validationErrors.head shouldBe Invalid(Field("code"), Reason("Missing"))
    }

    "return error if code is bad" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true)
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user/code/register")
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
        .withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader)
        .withJsonBody(Json.toJson(RegisterDeviceRequest(Code("BAD"))))
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe BAD_REQUEST
      val failed = Json.fromJson[Failed](contentAsJson(response)).get
      failed.validationErrors.head shouldBe Invalid(Field("code"), Reason("DoesNotMatch"))
    }

    "return error if device id is different" in new Fixture {
      val user = UserTools.registerUser(registration, delayDeviceRegistration =  true)
      val request = FakeRequest(POST, "/user/code/register")
        .withAuth(user.jwt)
        .withHeaders(("Device-Id", "BAD"))
        .withJsonBody(Json.toJson(RegisterDeviceRequest(Code("0000"))))
      val response = route(app, request).get
      status(response) shouldBe BAD_REQUEST
      val failed = Json.fromJson[Failed](contentAsJson(response)).get
      failed.validationErrors.head shouldBe Invalid(Field("deviceId"), Reason("DoesNotMatch"))
    }
  }

  "user info endpoint" should {
    "return phone and name for freshly registered user" in new OneUserFixture {
      withAuthVariants(FakeRequest(GET, "/user").withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader), jwt) { response ⇒
        val json = contentAsJson(response)
        val user = Json.fromJson[UserInfoResponse](json).get
        user.phone shouldBe validPhone
        user.name shouldBe registration.name
        user.email shouldBe None
      }
    }

    "allow to update email" in new OneUserFixture {
      val email = User.Email("some@email.com")
      val request = FakeRequest(PATCH, "/user")
        .withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader)
        .withJsonBody(
          Json.toJson(UserUpdateRequest(email = Some(email))))

      withAuthVariants(request, jwt) { response ⇒
        val response = route(app, FakeRequest(GET, "/user")
          .withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader)
          .withAuth(jwt)).get
        val json = contentAsJson(response)
        val user = Json.fromJson[UserInfoResponse](json).get
        user.phone shouldBe validPhone
        user.name shouldBe registration.name
        user.email shouldBe Some(email)
      }
    }

    "issue new jwt when updating name" in new OneUserFixture {
      val name = User.Name("new name")
      val request = FakeRequest(PATCH, "/user")
        .withHeaders(RequestHelpers.DeviceIdHeader)
        .withJsonBody(
          Json.toJson(UserUpdateRequest(name = Some(name))))

      withAuthVariants(request, jwt) { response ⇒
        val user = Json.fromJson[UserInfoResponse](contentAsJson(response)).get
        user.phone shouldBe validPhone
        user.name shouldBe name
        user.email shouldBe None

        // should issue new JWT
        val newJwt = parseJwt(user)
        newJwt.getSubject shouldBe user.id.value
        newJwt.getStringClaim(JwtClaims.Name) shouldBe name.value
        newJwt.getStringClaim(JwtClaims.Email) shouldBe ""
        newJwt.getStringClaim(JwtClaims.Phone) shouldBe user.phone.get.value
      }
    }

  }
  val mockSmsService = mock[SmsService]

  override def overrideModules = Seq(
    bind[SmsService].to(mockSmsService))

  trait Fixture {

    Mockito.reset(mockSmsService)

    val registration = RegistrationRequest(User.Phone("+64212345678"), None, User.Name("test name"))
    val validPhone = Some(PhoneValidator.validate(registration.phone).get)
    val graph = app.injector.instanceOf(classOf[GraphDB]).graph

    val userRepo = app.injector.instanceOf(classOf[UserRepository])

    val jwtUtil = app.injector.instanceOf(classOf[JWTUtil])
    def parseJwt(response: UserInfoResponse): JWTClaimsSet =
      jwtUtil.parse(response.jwt.value).get
    graph.V.drop().iterate
  }

  trait OneUserFixture extends Fixture {
    val jwt = UserTools.registerUser(registration).jwt
  }

}


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The purpose of the Whistleblowing Policy is to outline the procedures for dealing with whistleblowing concerns, to confirm MS Ireland's commitment to observing and maintaining the highest standards of honesty, openness and accountability in all its practices and to re-iterate the availability of existing policies for addressing other less serious non-whistleblowing issues and grievances.
This Policy aims to encourage and enable people to raise serious concerns within MS Ireland through appropriate channels.
"Whistle-blowing" arises where any person has a significant concern about any aspect of service provision in MS Ireland or the conduct of MS Ireland's leadership, managers and employees or other parties acting on behalf of MS Ireland, amounting to a wrongdoing.
"Wrongdoing", for the purposes of this Policy, includes conduct indicating:
commission of an offence or other unlawful act
a breach of a legal or regulatory obligation
deemed financial malpractice
consistently putting the health and safety of an individual(s) in danger
consistently improper conduct or unethical behaviour
a significant breach of the Society's policies; and/or established standards of practice
A deliberate concealment of information relating to any of the above can and should be reported under this Policy.


President Donald Trump on Friday said the United States and China are close to entering into a trade agreement and something very "monumental" could be announced in next four weeks. He also said that a summit meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping would take place only if a deal is finalised.
Top Chinese and US officials are meeting to reach an agreement after the world's two biggest economies entered into a trade war and imposed tariffs on more than $360 billion in two-way trade.
Trump has been accusing China of indulging in unfair trade practices, like the theft of US technology and massive state intervention in markets, contributing to the huge trade deficit amounting to $375 billion. Last week, negotiators from both the countries met in Beijing.
The two sides, he said, have negotiated some of the toughest points, but there are still some ways to go. "I think we have a very good chance of getting there". Responding to a question if he was looking forward to meet Xi, Trump said the summit would take place only if the trade deal is finalised.
"We're getting very close to making a deal. That doesn't mean a deal is made, because it's not, but we're certainly getting a lot closer. I would think within the next four weeks or maybe less, maybe more — whatever it takes — something very monumental could be announced," the US president said.
Chinese vice premier Liu said that the two countries have made great progress. "I do think that because we got direct guidance by two great President Xi and President Trump," he said. Senate Finance Committee Ranking member Ron Wyden in a statement asked for a strong trade deal with China.
"We've had nearly two decades of broken promises from China. Any deal that fails to address the core trade cheating by China — theft of intellectual property, forced tech transfer and state-owned enterprises — will be a loser for American workers. Donald Trump must not settle for a short-term political deal that doesn't include real, enforceable ways to hold China accountable for its promises," he demanded.
A final sticking point appears to be when and how Washington will agree to lift the steep tariffs it has placed on more than $250 billion in Chinese imports. Last month, Trump said the tariffs would stay in place for "a substantial period," although whether this would apply to both tranches of goods subjected to the new duties was unclear.
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has said tariffs offer crucial leverage should Beijing backslide on its commitments. Gary Clyde Hufbauer, a former US trade official and senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said that lifting the tariffs too early could encourage criticism from Democrats that he had gone soft in the negotiations.
"The White House response to this drama is to keep the tariffs and only to slowly lower the rate as the Chinese fulfill their commitments," Hufbauer told AFP. "The Chinese strategy is to have them get rid of it," he said. "My guess is that something in between will be in the compromise."
In February, Trump announced he would complete any deal himself at a "signing summit" with Xi later in March but the date has repeatedly slipped further into the year as the two sides continued to haggle.
Optimism about a deal has helped boost global stock markets for much of the start of 2019, with investors seemingly less concerned about the contents of any deal than the mere fact that the world's two top economies could soon end their skirmishes.
This could perversely serve to give Chinese state enterprises a greater market role while making US exporters more reliant on the Chinese government's purchasing decisions — both possibly contrary to US objectives and interests.
William Reinsch, a trade expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and former Commerce Department official for exports, pointed to Beijing's boycott of US soybean exports last year. American producers could struggle to fill major new orders announced by Beijing, he said.
Senator Lamar Alexander said that Trump deserves great credit for asking Xi to control all forms of fentanyl. Fentanyl is an opioid used as a pain medication and together with other medications for anesthesia. It is also used as a recreational drug, often mixed with heroin or cocaine.
"China's decision to control all forms of fentanyl is the single most important thing that could be done to reduce flow of fentanyl in the US," he said. Chinese regulators have announced that a wider range of fentanyl derivatives would be declared controlled substances in China on 1 May.
Meanwhile, a bipartisan group of Senators introduced the Fentanyl Sanctions Act — the first-ever fentanyl sanctions bill — that would apply pressure on the Chinese government to honour their commitment to make all fentanyl illegal and provide the US with more tools and resources to go after illicit traffickers in China, Mexico and other countries.


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Aban is an Arabic name that is the name of a mountain mentioned in history books, the original meaning is not mentioned in Arabic dictionaries. The exact same word, however, can mean "the time of something", as in the time of the coming out of the stars in the evening.
That's just so wrong! Stop saying things that you don't know!
That meaning of Abaan mentioned is wrong.Abaan is an old arabic name. Abaan was name of sahabi who was son of Hazrat usman. Abaan meaning is the one who is very clear lucid and eloquent.


It is actually a must for one to first understand his or her real reason for wanting to sell, before he or she should actually sell a home in Tallahassee. First and foremost, you should determine whether or not you really want to sell that property and what is your reason for doing so. Many realtors often determine the seller's level of motivation as far as selling their house is concerned.
Surprisingly, the seller's level of motivation has a an effect on the home--whether it is sold or not.
On the other hand, any home buyer would likely seek the assistance of a real estate agent or an appraiser in determining the value of a home, which is now very easy and straightforward given the current technology. Having said that, buyers will refuse to pay more than the home value of the home. Similarly, if the seller refuses to sell at market rate, he or she will have difficulty finding a buyer.
The value of your home is typically determined by two factors: the homebuyer and the current market trend. The bottom line still relies on the home seller; whether or not he or she will sell the home at home value. With this, it can be said that if the seller is willing to accept the market value as the price for his or her home, the house will eventually sell. Otherwise, the house will not sell because the seller will not accept the current home value.If you want to learn more about real estate, you can visit http://www.ehow.com/personal-finance/real-estate/selling-home/ .
Gone are the days when the seller can likely sell a property at a price more than its worth. That was the time when realtors did not have access to information on current home values and people had to dig records manually at the County Courthouse if they badly want that data. Now, the moment you think whether or not to sell a home in Tallahassee, you can check online resources to find out the current market value of your house. Know about Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran Endorses Joe Manausa here!
In the case where the homeowner does have to sell, he would have to agree with the market value and this will ultimately sell the house. There are many things that can motivate a person or a family to sell a home and the most common is that they have accepted a job offering in a different location or city. Alternately, a family that is looking to transfer to another house in the same neighborhood is not that highly motivated to sell a house. It is totally up to the seller if he or she wants to wait it out a bit but there is a risk that the value of the home will go lower in the next few months because of the influx of inventory. If you are in Tallahassee and you are determined to sell your home for whatever reason, approach Joe Manausa Real Estate or check out the website for more information. Learn Barbara Corcoran Advice On How To Sell A Home here!


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How many people live today in South Ossetia?
53,559 people live in South Ossetia now, this is a result.
The population of South Ossetia was previously calculated in 1989. There were 98,5 thousand people. 65 thousand of them were recorded as Ossetians; 28 thousand – as Georgians and 2 thousand – as Russians.
57,000 questionnaires for potential residents of the republic and 27,000 separate questionnaires to detalize the quality of life, have been printed this time. The questions in these questionnaire forms are mainly related to the housing issue. In, particularly when the house was built, how many rooms are there, whether there is a heating system, internet and etc.
It took over a year and a half to prepare for the census. The team of census takers, who were to get around all the houses and apartments, comprised 214 people and the local TV released a special clip, warning people to be cautious and check a census taker's authorization document and passport before letting him/her into the house.
Anna Dryaeva interviewed over two hundred people. She says, only one person turned out to be that vigilant.
Census taker team members say, people were generally very interested in the process and friendly to them.
Anna Dryaeva also assumed voluntary obligations to tell the people, whom they visited to complete the questionnaires, about their right to unemployment benefits amounting to RUB 1,550 per month [about US$ 25]. She says, about every 11th person from those, she talked to, said, he/she did not know that he/she was entitled to unemployment benefits.
Inal Tibilov, who heads the statistics department, say, the census is important for any society and it is of particular significance for South Ossetia, since it will allow making social and economic programs more efficient. 'Besides, census also has political importance for a young state, that must have accurate data on its population,' – says Tibilov.
In future, it is planned to conduct population census once in decade.
Ilham Aliyev: We offer Armenia mutual recognition of territorial integrity


'He was ready for this,' Kevin Willard said of the transition from Seton Hall.
JERSEY CITY - No matter how many basketball games he coaches at Saint Peter's University, Shaheen Holloway may never get a trickier question than the one posed by a student-reporter during his introduction Thursday.
Would he guarantee a win over Iona, perennial power of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and winners of eight straight against the Peacocks?
The rookie head coach handled it like a seasoned pro: He called three of his new players, all seniors, up to the podium to answer (they said yes). Then he summoned the rest of the team to join him for the final few questions.
During eight seasons as Seton Hall University's associate head coach, Holloway connected with his players on a deep level. Of all the endorsements that greeted his hire this week, perhaps this was the best: Pirate star Myles Powell attended the news conference.
So what kind of coach is Saint Peter's players getting?
The 41-year-old Holloway, who starred as a Seton Hall player from 1996-2000, was surrounded Thursday by a huge Hall contingent, including fellow Pirate greats Andre Barrett, John Morton and Marcus Toney-El — potential candidates for his coaching staff. The guy who hired Holloway, athletics director Bryan Felt, also is a Hall grad and former associate AD there.
In the end, as Holloway agonized over whether to leave Seton Hall, the guy who has bled more blue than anyone since the great Richie Regan looked his friend and longtime boss in the eye and asked the only question that mattered.
"He said, am I ready to be a head coach?" Kevin Willard recounted.
Willard's response: "You're not really becoming a head coach now because you've pretty much been a head coach here."
With that, Holloway made the transition, to the delight of those who have watched him rise from point guard phenom to the top rung of his profession.
Holloway rose through the ranks the hard way. He was an entry-level staffer with Bobby Gonzalez at Seton Hall when Willard got the Iona job in 2007.
As Willard indicated, they've been just about equal partners in the Hall's rise from the ashes.
That's what brought Powell to Jersey City on Thursday. Holloway said breaking the news to the sophomore guard was one of the hardest parts of leaving South Orange.
He may see him on the court, too. Seton Hall and Saint Peter's traditionally play each season, although negotiations about next year's meeting are ongoing.
"It all depends on the money," Holloway said with a laugh.
He sounded very much like a head coach.


Well, I'm a very naughty girl, because I completely forgot to blog this yesterday, when the new challenge at CRAFT started - sorry Jo x, but, here it is, hopefully better late than never. The challenge this time is to add a charm to your creation, which suits me, as I have a bit of an obsession about them, and I sell hundreds of different ones in my shop Ewe 2 Can Craft.
There are 3 fantastic prizes up for grabs this week from or sponsors - DigiDarla, Just Tracy and Bugaboo Stamps.
I have used an Ethel stamp on my card, coloured with my ProMarkers. These images always bring a smile to my face and the sentiments always make me chuckle.
LOL! oh this is fab Sharon… really made me chuckle… what a wonderful fun image and sentiment… love the scrummy paper and embellies… the sunglasses charm is perfect!
Fab image and fab sentiment, just brilliant...thanks for joining us at Divas!
Fantastic card...really made me chuckle. Love the yellow and the sunglasses are perfect.
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Pakistani Taxi Drivers Have Mad Google Skills, All The Good Drugs
Go ahead: Search for "Asif Hussain Shah." Can't resist, can you? His plan is working, but that's nothing — wait 'til you see the interior. We're stone sober, and it freaked us the hell out.
This is Asif Hussain Shah, and this is his Suzuki taxi. He operates it in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, and he has written a book about his experiences behind the wheel. We don't understand what's up with all the tigers and triumphant birds and such, but then, no one has taken a picture of us and uploaded our face to the wire services. Maybe there's a lesson there.
Mr. Hussain Shah's book is called For Hire. It's not currently available in English, but you can read a review of it here. Check the crazy wisdom:
"I am neither a scholar nor an intellectual, but I see and feel life all around me and have tried to capture those moments of truth in my own words," Asif said. The effort gave him immense strength and enabled him to fight his depression away, looking towards the future with a new hope and zeal. Asif said that perhaps it is for the first time in Pakistan that a taxi driver has become the author of a book, but we all must agree that a common man [can] make it in the world of the affluent with simple dedication and hard work.
Indeed, Mr. Hussain Shah. Indeed.
Photo Credit: Farooq Naeem/AFP/Getty Images


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CONTEST: Win 'Full House: The Complete Third Season' On DVD!
CONTEST: Win Full House: The Complete Third Season On DVD!
— April 7th, 2006
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An early career vehicle for Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Full House blossomed into a full-blown hit when audiences fell in love with the adorable cast of characters. Danny Tanner (Bob Saget) is the family's patriarch who tries to pull together the pieces of his life after his wife is suddenly killed.
In an attempt to get his life back to normal, Danny's wife's brother, Jesse (John Stamos), and his best friend, Joey (Dave Coulier), move in with him. Danny has three kids, so it literally turns into a Full House, leading to many comic capers and wholesome family fun. This release presents the third season of the show in its entirety.
This 4 disc set hits DVD shelves April 4th, 2006.
No. of Discs: 4
Packaging Type: Slipcase
Run Time: 552
CC: Yes
Subtitles: English, Francais, Espanol
Aspect Ratio: Original Aspect Ratio - 1.33 - Standard [4:3 Transfer]
Audio: English: Mono 1.0


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You are here: Home / NewsCenter / State Announces Health Care Workers Loan Repayment
State Announces Health Care Workers Loan Repayment
COURTESY OF COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER OF CAPE COD
HYANNIS – The state has announced a $130 million loan repayment program to help retain workers in the health care field.
Executive Office of Health and Human Services Secretary Marylou Sudders said the program is needed.
"The pandemic has exacerbated workforce shortages across the health care and human services sector in both the public and private markets, placing significant stress on our health care providers, their staff and our Massachusetts residents seeking care," Sudders said.
The program is open to professionals like doctors and nurses, social workers, psychiatrists, substance use recovery coaches, and case managers who work at community health centers and other health care facilities.
Eligible loans include government loans and commercial loans from banks, insurance companies, and schools.
The state has contracted with the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers for the initiative.
Repayment awards will vary from $12,500 to $300,000 per person with a number of factors determining the amount.
People who can communicate with patients in a language besides English and that skill is in need in the location where the applicant works will be prioritized.
Applicants who have provided care to medically underserved patients or who are employed at a designated Community Behavioral Health Center will also be prioritized.
The funds come from the American Rescue Plan Act and the Opioid Recovery and Remediation Trust Fund.
More details on how to apply for the program will be made available next month through the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers.
By Brian Engles, CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Filed Under: Local News, NewsCenter, Top Story Tagged With: ARPA, COVID Recovery, Health Care
About Brian Engles
Brian Engles is a longtime local of the Cape. He studied Film & TV at Boston University and in addition to his role at Cape Cod Broadcasting Media, he also works as a music instructor and records original songs.


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France/Israeli-Palestinian negotiations
Telephone conversation between Nicolas Sarkozy, President of the Republic, and Mohammed Hosni Mubarak, President of Egypt – Communiqué issued by the Presidency of the Republic
Paris,September 28, 2010
President Sarkozy spoke on the telephone this evening to Mr Mohammed Hosni Mubarak, President of Egypt.
The Head of State informed President Mubarak about his talks on Monday, 27 September with the President of the Palestinian Authority during Mr Mahmoud Abbas' visit to Paris and his telephone conversation with the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
President Sarkozy set out to the Egyptian President his proposals for relaunching and backing the Israeli-Palestinian peace process through a mechanism to support the direct negotiations. He also spoke about his desire to have a meeting in Paris with President Mubarak, Co-President of the Union for the Mediterranean, to prepare the Barcelona summit, to which the Israeli Prime Minister and President of the Palestinian Authority would be invited.
President Sarkozy agreed to stay in touch with President Mubarak in order to ensure close cooperation on these proposals./.


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Q: INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE on Windows Server 2019 after Windows update installation Was doing routine updates and one of our Windows Server 2019 hypervisors didn't come back up afterwards. Instead it gives the error "INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE".
I've followed various guides to rebuild BCD, fix MBR (even though it's GPT and as I understand it MBR is not used?), removed updates with DISM. I've run chkdsk /f /r, I've run sfc /scannow and I've even tried to restore the registry from the RegBack directory.
I'm reluctant to give in and rebuild this server for a couple of reasons:

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*Our DR isn't the best. We have backups of the VMs but not the
server config. This is purely because we don't have the capacity to
back up the hosts as well as the VMs and I can't get the budget to
order an additional tape drive.

*This is our backup server so I would need to find a server with resources (unlikely) and configure it with the tape drive so that I can use it to restore.

I'm ont sure how relevant it is, but when listing volumes in diskpart, the C: drive doesn't say "boot" in the info column, which sounds wrong to me.

Additionally when running bootrec /fixboot I get an access denied error. I've followed various guides but I can't find a solution that works for this server, they all suggest rebuilding the EFI which I've already done.
Does anyone have any suggestions for me to repair this server? It looks like all the data is there on the C: drive but it just can't boot from it. Please help!
Edit-
I've found now that in bcdedit, the device parameter is set to partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume2. I think that this should instead be set to the EFI volume, which I would assume to be partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume1 as it's volume 1 in diskpart. Attempting to set this with bcdedit /set {bootmgr} device partition=\Device\HarddiskVolume1 system partition returns an error saying the file specified cannot be found. Am I correct in my assumptions that this device is incorrect? If so, how can I set it correctly?

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