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Panorama PerspectivesHistory of the OIE–IHSC public–private partnership
Perspectives Posted on 2020-01-21 17:07:48
History of the OIE–IHSC public–private partnership
#International Equestrian Federation (FEI)
#International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA)
#International Horse Sports Confederation (IHSC)
#public–private partnership
#World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)
Roland Devolz(1), Morgane Dominguez(2), Alain Dehove(3)*, Lydia Greve(4) & Isabelle Dieuzy-Labaye(3)
(1) International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA), Boulogne-Billancourt, France.
(2) Status Department, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
(3) Financial Directorate, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
(4) World Fund Unit, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
* Corresponding author: alain.dehove@oie.int
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As long ago as 2013, the world of equestrian sports (first the FEI and IFHA and then the IHSC) established a public–private partnership with the OIE aimed at facilitating safe international movements of competition horses.
A public–private partnership between the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) and the International Horse Sports Confederation (IHSC) came about thanks to the willingness of the presidents of the relevant professional federations (and the agreement of their members), which coincided with the readiness of the OIE to address topics of mutual concern.
In 2013, the International Equestrian Federation (Fédération équestre internationale – FEI), the world governing body for equestrian sports, and the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA) joined forces to create the International Horse Sports Confederation (IHSC), the first formal vehicle for cooperation between the world's governing bodies for equestrian sport. The formal agreement creating the IHSC was signed by HRH Princess Haya of Jordan, President of the FEI, and Mr Louis Romanet, President of the IFHA. The Confederation is the first formal alliance between the racing world (IFHA) and the FEI. Right from the start, the press release announcing the creation of the IHSC emphasised the importance of working closely with the OIE: 'Both Federations will be fully cooperating to protect the welfare of the horse and to facilitate the international movement of horses in close liaison with the World Organisation for Animal Health'.
OIE–FEI
In 2002, the OIE signed a first general cooperation agreement with the FEI. The two organisations collaborated on various occasions, such as for the organisation of a joint conference (Mexico, 2011) and workshop (Panama, 2012) on the modernisation of the international movement of horses (for the Americas), as well as a brainstorming meeting (OIE, 2012) on facilitating the international movement of horses in the context of their participation in equestrian events and on the constraints associated with the international movements of horses.
On the occasion of the FEI General Assembly, held in November 2012, a financial agreement on collaboration between the OIE and the FEI was negotiated with the President of the FEI. The agreement, signed in January 2013, included among its provisions the participation of an FEI expert in the work of the OIE ad hoc Group on International Movement of Horses for Equestrian Sport, the funding of a veterinarian expert at OIE Headquarters (since then, two veterinarians recruited by the OIE have occupied this post successively) and scientific studies and other investigations designed to contribute to the work of the OIE, as well as support for the OIE's PVS (Performance of Veterinary Services) Pathway, information seminars for new OIE Delegates, training for OIE national focal points and various communication activities.
These voluntary contributions from a private sector partner have been collected and managed through the OIE World Animal Health and Welfare Fund, a multiannual mechanism for collecting multi-donor voluntary contributions. The President of the FEI has participated in the meetings of the World Fund Advisory Committee in her capacity as a representative of a donor.
OIE–IFHA
A cooperation agreement between the OIE and the IFHA was signed in 2013.
Mirroring the collaboration put in place with the FEI, a financial agreement on collaboration between the OIE and the IFHA was negotiated with the President of the IFHA. This agreement, signed in September 2014, included among its provisions complementary co‑funding for the veterinarian expert initially provided for under the terms of the agreement with the FEI. The agreement also strengthened support for the implementation of scientific studies (diseases of horses) and the holding of regular regional thematic meetings. As in the case of the financial agreement with the FEI, these voluntary contributions have been collected and managed through the OIE World Fund, and the President of the IFHA has participated in the meetings of the World Fund Advisory Committee in his capacity as a representative of a donor.
OIE–IHSC
Since July 2016, the financial agreements with FEI and IFHA have been placed under the auspices of the IHSC. The new financial agreement on collaboration places particular emphasis on the concept of HHP (high health, high performance) horses, the implementation of scientific studies (diseases of horses, including validation of diagnostic tests and improvement of vaccines), as well as capacity building through regional workshops. The implementation of these activities is steered by an OIE–IHSC Technical Committee, which meets three times a year.
The workshops and regional meetings organised jointly have had an impact on the OIE's publications (standards, guidelines and manuals) in view of the intersection between the needs expressed by the professional federations and the scope of work of the OIE. It is also worth noting the multiannual nature of the partnership and the continuity and coherence of the joint actions planned. The provision of specific funding has also been an important factor, given that the OIE has had no other available resources to finance these activities.
The scientific studies undertaken have helped to provide sound evidence with a view to the revision of international standards. Some of these studies have led to the setting up of supplementary partnerships (with the private sector to develop a vaccine, without direct OIE involvement).
A veterinarian expert specially recruited by the OIE has played a crucial role in facilitating dialogue between the various parties and monitoring activities, including with OIE Reference Laboratories and Collaborating Centres, and other research teams called upon for the various studies.
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The Great Yorkshire Show sees Hannah Cockroft and Lizzie Jones and Mary Benson on the catwalk
Hannah Cockroft modelling outfits from Sandersons department store. Picture by Stephanie Smith
And we are unbelievably excited! Oh yes, the Great Yorkshire Show 2019 takes place next week, Tuesday to Thursday, to be precise, at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate. All of it is fabulous, of course – the bulls and tractors and pigs and the show jumping and the food – but best of all is the fashion.
The Kuoni catwalk on Tuesday afternoon will be a celebrity special and will see singing soprano Lizzie Jones dressed by Harrogate special occasion designer Jillian Welch, and her friend, paralympic wheelchair racing champion Hannah Cockroft, modelling outfits from Sandersons department store, Fox Valley, Stocksbridge, near Sheffield. Stephanie went along to see Hannah choosing her clothes at the store and can report that she has picked out a lovely outfit for the show.
The marvellous Mary Benson. Picture by Tom Joy.
We are also happy to report that one of our favourite designers, Mary Benson, returns to the Great Yorkshire Show fashion pavilion this year, ten years after she made her debut there. She will be joined by students from her alma mater, Leeds Arts University (which was known as Leeds Art College back when she studied there).
Aged 16 in 2007, Mary, from Seacroft in Leeds, opened a pop-up shop at Canary Wharf and in 2008, starred on BBC's Mary Queen of Shops. Later that year she launched a Pieces of Eight, a collaborative design venture, with seven friends at Leeds College of Art, including York-based designer Matty Bovan.
In 2009, Mary made her catwalk debut at the Great Yorkshire Show and headed off for her Fashion Design BA at the University of Westminster, interning with Alexander McQueen.
Now she's back with her gorgeous new collections including MARY Pre-loved, fashionably renewing clothes she finds and see potential in. "I was flattered to be asked back," she said. "I still fondly remember my first fashion show at the Great Yorkshire Show. It's incredible how much has happened since then and how my life has changed. There's no denying taking part in London Fashion Week is amazing but there's something special about returning to the Great Yorkshire Show."
GYS fashion show director Bernadette Gledhill said: "Mary made such an impact 10 years ago. It's been lovely to follow her success."
The Great Yorkshire Show has been giving a platform to new designers for more than 20 years. This year's Kuoni Catwalk will showcase designs from students at Leeds Arts University, with fabric from Alfred Brown in Leeds to create a collection of cutting-edge menswear. LAU Fashion Design student Kaytii Matthews will show her collection of aesthetic-led solutions for people with disabilities, especially women with colostomy or ostomy bags. It features a beautiful print she has created using microscopic images of the intestine.
John Lewis & Partners will show a collection of early autumn/winter staples, and there will be fine tweed capes from Yorkshire sheep farmer Sarina Dean and her brand Galijah.
The Great Yorkshire Show's fabulous fashion offer gets a makeover this year with new presenter Christine Talbot and a new home and entrance at the heart of the Showground, next door to its former home, with more seating so that 7,000 visitors will now get the chance to watch the show.
* Mary Benson's designs can be bought at www.marybenson.london. Instagram @marybensonlondon
* The 161st Great Yorkshire Show will be held from Tuesday, July 9 to Thursday, July 11 at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate. Tickets for the show are on sale at https://greatyorkshireshow.co.uk/ticket-information
* The Kuoni Catwalk will take place on each day of the show at 11am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm and 4pm, with a one-off celebrity special on the Tuesday at 2.30pm.
* The show will be produced by Bernadette Gledhill with hair and make-up by students from the White Rose Beauty Colleges from across Yorkshire.
* All the action from the Kuoni Catwalk will be on Twitter @greatyorkshow #KuoniCatwalk #GYSfashion
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Enchanted books that are created using commands should function like books that you physically enchant or get from the creative menu.
Edit: The command is spread across multiple lines. I don't know if this will prevent you from copy and pasting into Minecraft correctly.


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Q: Test default values and expressions of Mojos using Maven Plugin Testing Harness: I have a problem using the Maven Plugin Testing Harness (2.0-alpha1): When I want to test my Mojo, the default values and expressions for parameters are not applicable.
I have the following parameter:
/**
 *
The output file to write the settings to.

 *
 * @parameter default-value="${project.build.directory}/myProperties.properties" expression="${properties.file}"
 */

private String file;

When I run my unit tests this property is always null. I tried to inject a MavenProjectStub which returns ${project.build.directory} successfully but this is not applied to my Mojo parameter.
Is there any way to enable default values and expressions like ${project.build.directory} inside my Mojos during the tests?

A: I hit a bunch of issues including this when testing my plugin. Each problem only took a few lines to fix but finding them wasn't easy. The pointers here helped!
I've combined them in a
BetterAbstractMojoTestCase.java class. It contains the magic lines which solved the half-dozed issues I hit; and it gives a lookupConfiguredMojo(File pom, String goal) method for your issue here.

A: I've had this very same problem and couldn't find any solution, so I decided to fix it myself. I've checked out the source code for the latest version of the maven-plugin-testing-harness (which is 2.0-alpha-1 at the moment) and placed it in my own github repository.
You will have to checkout the code from there and build it locally.
The only change you need to make in your project is replace the dependency in your POM. I used my own domain/groupId name instead of the Apache one just to avoid any conflicts (and confusion) with future Apache releases.
This is what you need to put in your POM:
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.menttis.maven.plugin-testing</groupId>
    <artifactId>maven-plugin-testing-harness</artifactId>
    <version>2.0.1</version>
    <scope>test</scope>
</dependency>

And this is the repository where you can grab the code from: https://github.com/grighetto/maven-plugin-testing-harness

A: So it looks like they added lookupConfiguredMojo for just this use case. It took me a while to figure out how to call that because you need a properly configured MavenProject to use it. Here's what worked for me:
File pomFile = ...

MavenExecutionRequest executionRequest = new DefaultMavenExecutionRequest();
ProjectBuildingRequest buildingRequest = executionRequest.getProjectBuildingRequest();
ProjectBuilder projectBuilder = this.lookup(ProjectBuilder.class);
MavenProject project = projectBuilder.build(pomFile, buildingRequest).getProject();

MyMojo mojo = (MyMojo) this.lookupConfiguredMojo(project, "my-goal");
...

A: For version 3+:
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugin-tools</groupId>
        <artifactId>maven-plugin-annotations</artifactId>
        <version>3.5</version>
        <scope>provided</scope>
    </dependency>

spent a while confused about this myself before realising I was mixing the annotation syntax with the javadoc syntax.
@Parameter(property = "project.build.directory")
private String projectBuildDir;

Then concatenate your file name with that value to complete the path in your code.

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Q: Как конкретно Rest Api связан с Java Как конкретно Rest Api связан с Java?
Нужно ли использовать какие-то специальные технологии или что-то ещё, чтобы приложение было Rest.

A: С позволения insolor отвечу на свой же вопрос.

Это не связано напрямую с Java. Это способ общения между клиентом и
  сервером, независимо от того на чем они написаны.

Более подробно почитать про Rest Api можно здесь
Если insolor захочет написать ответ, то готов отметить его правильным.


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Q: Java: how to convert unicode string Emoji to Integer I received an unicode string to contain Emoji code, example: "U+1F44F" (from Emoji table : http://apps.timwhitlock.info/emoji/tables/unicode).
I want to convert this string to an Integer how can I do that ?
I tried this, but it crashs:
int hex = Integer.parseInt(unicodeStr, 16);

Thanks guys!

A: The comment of @flakes gives the correct answere. The U+ only indicates that the following codepoint (or hex number) is a Unicode. The value you want to convert into an Integer is the codepoint, so you have to omit the 2 first characters with .substring(2)
You wil obtain the following code:
int hex = Integer.parseInt(unicodeStr.substring(2), 16);

A: Unicode numbers such "characters," code points, upto the 3 byte range, such as U+1F44F.
Java String has a constructor with code points.
int[] codepoints = { 0x1F44F };
String s = new String(codepoints, 0, codepoints.length);

public static String fromCodepoints(int... codepoints) {
    return new String(codepoints, 0, codepoints.length);
}

s = fromCodepoints(0x1F44F, 0x102);

Java String contains Unicode as an internal array of chars. Every char '(2 bytes) being UTF-16 encoded. For lower ranges a char can be a code point. And U+0102 could be written as "\u0102" containing the char '\u0102'.
Note that emoji must be representable in the font.
Font font = ...
if (!font.canDisplay(0x1F44F)) {
    ...
}


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But, there were a few snags with my target marathon being Mablethorpe this year.
It falls just one week after the half marathon I won a place at (Ealing half).
I will be returning to work full time in September for one month – finishing two days before Mablethorpe marathon. I have been working full time since May whilst juggling raising Oscar, training, blogging and keeping on top of housework and family life, but a teaching workload in September will be much greater than one in July.
It will be just a few days after Oscar's first birthday (27th September – added purely so Dan remembers when it is!) and we had wanted to hold a get-together on the Saturday for close family and friends.
Recently, after a long discussion with Dan we made the decision to have Oscar Christened. Because both of our families are a two hour drive from where we live it made sense for us to combine Oscar's Christening with his first birthday celebrations and the date suggested to us by the Vicar was October 1st – conveniently a date all three Godparents could make too. Something we thought might be an issue, knowing how busy the weekends in all three calendars get!
So Mablethorpe is off the cards. If I did rock up to the start line for 9:30am on September 1st, I doubt very much that I would be able to run 26.2 miles, shower, change and drive the 90 miles back for the ceremony at 10:30am.
No, the easiest thing to do would be change my target marathon so I've decided to run Chelmsford marathon again. Which to be honest (don't tell Dan) I'd already decided to do anyway. Partly as a backup in case I fell short of my target at Mablethorpe, and partly to tick off another marathon from the list, getting ever closer to that magic 100 marathon number. I used Chelmsford as my backup marathon in 2015 after my Mablethorpe sub 5 attempt didn't go to plan. (That year I literally returned home from Mablethorpe, searched for nearby marathons that were taking place a fortnight later and had booked Chelmsford within minutes of waking the following morning.) In that scenario the plan worked, and I ducked under the sub 5 bracket by 6 minutes.
This time I want more.
I am kind of sad that I won't be running Mablethorpe again this year (and also missing the opportunity to add another marathon to my tally), but I will be back. It's a lovely race with great marshals and a super flat course. You run right alongside the beach twice on the route and last time I ran, there was somebody there handing out little bags of seaside pic 'n' mix. Winner!
The last couple of weeks of marathon training have been a bit sporadic so having those extra three weeks now is reassuring. The final week of term was a fairly busy one for me and I was working late or attending leaving dos most evenings. The Saturday of that week I headed to Rushmere parkrun (new course for me!) before a friend's hen do, and the following week saw Dan, Oscar and I all end up with food poisoning following some dodgy chicken during a meal out. Rubbish!
Quick recap of the Rushmere parkrun, as I'll kick myself if I don't write about it and there were some pretty nice pictures on their Facebook page too.
Rushmere was my 86th parkrun and 13th different course. I ran with Laura and as per most parkruns we just chatted our way round.
Dan has promised to take Oscar on a Saturday morning soon though so that I may run a parkrun hard once more!
Laura and I had an afternoon at Go Ape planned as part of a friend's hen do, and I'm a bit of a wimp when it comes to heights so I needed to save a bit of energy to get round the high ropes course at Woburn!
Rushmere is a lovely off-road two-lap course, with friendly marshals providing banter rightthe beginning at the event briefing. The absolute best thing about the Rushmere parkrun though is that it has a PB gong!
Technically it wasn't a parkrun PB for me, but it was a course PB (having never run the course before, so I leapt at the chance to ring the gong! I think the gong should be part of the mandatory kit when a new parkrun course starts up. I'd want to run faster just to have the opportunity to ring it at the end I wouldn't have a clue where to start looking when it came to buying one of these though!
After parkrun, it was Go Ape.
And After Go Ape it was time for a quick flick with the wet wipes and a dress thrown on before getting glammed up for Afternoon tea.
I'm a jam then cream kinda person.
I'll sit down with my training plan on Sunday and tweak it slightly to reflect the extra weeks I have now gained before race day, and also the week of training I missed when I was ill. I knew I wouldn't be able to stick 100% to the Hanson's Method when I started training, but the elements I've incorporated have definitely been doing me some good. Not only have I PBd over three different distances just lately but I generally feel stronger and healthier. I'm looking forward to seeing what else I can achieve during this training cycle!
Have you visited Go Ape?
Jam then cream or cream then jam?!
Sounds like a sensible decision. I haven't done a flat out parkrun or race since following Hanson's so I'm kind of keen to do one before the marathon to see where I am at.
Definitely! It will be really interesting to see how you get on. I really noticed the gains when I first started following the plan. I've been a little behind with the training since the holidays began, as my routine has gone all out of whack, but it should return to normal again from this week hopefully.
It sounds like the right decision- rushing about like that won't make it an enjoyable experience either so better to save it for another time.
I love the pb gong! Tring have a pb bell and I rang that as it was my first trip there so technically a pb- I asked the marshals and they told me to go for it!
I am just a jam person- not a cream fan!
Good job I did change it as Mablethorpe has since been cancelled!
PB gongs and bells should be part of the mandatory parkrun starter kit!


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Our Spiritual Heritage Curriculum
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May 21, 2019. Training in a biblical worldview is the crying need of our day. onslaught of Christ and His disciples against the forces of spiritual darkness. This account is the true heritage of every Christian in the world and should be.
Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage (Ephesians) Songs Sung in the Key of Life (Psalms) The All-Sufficient Savior (Colossians) The Greatest of All Time The Kingdom of God and You The Man in the Background of the Mirror The One Anothers The Ridiculous Runaway (Jonah) Sunday School Attendance Toddler through Preteen Required
study and integrate God's Truths into our lives and the lives of our students, as well. Develop habits of personal devotion that will nourish the student spiritually.
They discover that the Bible story is our story, God's plan for us and for our family to be a part of His family, and for His book to be our spiritual heritage, the story of our roots and destiny. Text-centered Bible learning is the strength of Our Spiritual Heritage curriculum. Our students don't learn crafts, play games, or watch movies.
Jun 25, 2014. By looking at what God planned through Abraham, my kids learn that their own relationship with God is part of a spiritual heritage that reaches.
Learn more about our Christian identity and heritage. Our Christian convictions , Christ-focused curriculum and service beyond the classroom provide a foundation. Welcome to the Department of Spiritual Life at Grand Canyon University.
At one of those October meetings, a seventh grader at Heritage Middle. rather than spiritual or theological ones. But perhaps more importantly, there just isn't a lot in the curriculum about.
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Since moral and spiritual values are an integral part of life itself, they can-. of the values inherent in our democratic society and in our Judaic-Christian heritage.
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Nov 16, 2017. His plan for our children's faith begins with us. God's plan includes a design for spiritual heritage, where each generation passes our faith to the.
So we impart a godly heritage to our children and grandchildren by taking spiritual concern for them and by recounting to them our own experiences with God. Finally, 3. We give a godly heritage by picturing to our children and grandchildren our hopes for their future in the Lord.
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For children from toddlers through 5th grade, the Bible Class curriculum is "Our Spiritual Heritage." Our Spiritual Heritage introduces children to the concept that God created Adam and Eve and all the families of the earth because He desired a great family to love and to love Him in return.
Oct 21, 2015 · Passing on a Heritage. A heritage is something that is possessed by one person and passed on to someone else who follows after. To the unsaved, heritage is often nothing more than material possessions, which are passed to family and survivors through wills, trusts, and gifts.
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The God and Family curriculum is designed to help youth understand the importance of family and God's role in a. Sauce – Family Heritage, Spiritual Heritage.
And this curriculum provides it. JSC is a small operation, but they are skilled and deeply devoted to the teaching of the Bible. If you have any desire to know your Bible, and have a better understanding of what happened when, and later why that is significant in the story of our spiritual heritage, then this is the curriculum for you.
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We provide age appropriate curriculum which teaches of the love of God and Jesus and our spiritual heritage. Junior High youth meet in the Junior High Room.
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A Madras High School Native American language class has grown over the years, and soon, curriculum in more classes will teach. The instructors come from the Culture & Heritage Language Department.
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Both of these, Scruton believes, pass on essential knowledge about the meaning of life and train our ability to make proper judgments. cows so that calves are born. This is nothing spiritual,
Spiritual Formation. In addition to our Bible curriculum, we offer weekly chapel services conducted by Redeemer church pastoral staff. Young Peacemakers is.
The new draft national curriculum. heritage, unlike theocratic societies like Iran and Saudi Arabia. The reality is that it is the Bible that is the seminal text of Western nations like Australia.
Our Spiritual Heritage. Our Products. About JCS Publications. Some of these materials we wrote ourselves (the Chronology Box), some we helped to write and to edit (the Our Spiritual Heritage Bible Class Curriculum*), and some we have found elsewhere and loved (Glenda Schales "Through the Bible With Songs" and Scott Smelser's "Song.
The ALERRT curriculum, which has been taught to more. said the goodies they brought were "food for the soul." Spiritual nourishment was provided, too, as Boy Scouts and American Heritage Girls.
4, 5. What special privilege has been ours since the year 1931? 4 As Christians, we have a precious heritage. Says Collins Cobuild English Dictionary: "A country's heritage is all the qualities, traditions, or features of life there that have continued over many years and have been passed on from one generation to another." Our spiritual heritage includes the blessing of enjoying.
Philosophy & Objectives/Outcomes. The Objectives of CPE define the scope of the CPE program curricula, while Outcomes define the competencies to be developed by students as a result of participating in the program. 311.1 Articulate the central themes and core values of one's religious/spiritual heritage and the theological.
Our classes from two years old to junior high are going through a curriculum called "Our Spiritual Heritage." Our high school class is designed to promote discussion. Finally, our adult classes include both topical classes and a systematic study of the Bible.
Our middle school program is designed to provide a balanced curriculum that will equip each student with the academic, social, and spiritual skills necessary to.
Our Class Information. The Nashua Church of Christ is starting a Bible-centered class program for our children. We believe Our Spiritual Heritage is a unique and quality Bible learning program. Text-centered Bible learning is the strength of Our Spiritual Heritage curriculum. Our Bible classes are just that – Bible classes.
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The Carmelites believe that education is not an end, but a part of a spiritual. and we maintain our 100 percent graduation rate." Under Dr. Budz's leadership, significant changes made to the.
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Foundations of Interfaith/Interspiritual Ministry: World Religions, Contemporary. and glimpse the shared mystical ground that is humanity's common spiritual heritage. We believe that learning how to serve skillfully is of great value in our.
. science and engineering courses for grades 6-8, and our regular advanced technology. The purpose of the Spanish for Heritage Speakers (SHS) Program is to. in accordance with the Diocesan Spanish Language Curriculum Objectives. for the students' spiritual, moral, intellectual, social and physical development.
Rationale. 1. Spiritual Growth Model / Lordship Model. The primary purpose of the Adventist Encounter Curriculum is for our students to. [Adventist Heritage].
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They represent a leading theme in our nation's historical. of social science curriculum in Texas schools and the judicial interpretation of First Amendment jurisprudence. Justices have cited the.
Collectively, our curriculum is aimed at meeting the needs of young spiritual. UU history and heritage; community; social engagement; faith-based health and.
Additional evidence that religious sceptics are seeking to undermine Christianity and the debt we owe to the nation's Judeo/Christian heritage is found in the fact that Christianity rarely rates a.
The School and the Curriculum The four basic dimensions of any educational program are, 1) the goals or function, 2) the content, 3) the structure, and 4) the methods used. 1966: 1). Since our interests here are not in the full range of natural or man-made processes encompassed by the first two definitions, we will settle on the latter.
Christian Identity and Heritage Since our founding in 1949, Grand Canyon University (GCU) has been a Christian college with a biblically rooted mission. Founded as a Baptist university, today GCU is an interdenominational university that welcomes students from all backgrounds.
We need clarity about the fact that spiritual values are at the heart of the curriculum and not just an element. strongly the place of faith and spirituality in our school system is part of owning.
Throughout the curriculum, students gain insight into how world religions and. We confidently engage our Catholic heritage, encouraging dialogue and the.
The Morrissey College Honors Program currently serves 380 of the University. modern and contemporary thinkers who have shaped Western intellectual and spiritual heritage. All four of the.
The specific content for any unit of Level I CPE may vary according to the needs of students or the discretion of supervisors, but the Objectives and Outcomes listed in The Standards of the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc., remain the foundation for curriculum design at Seton.
The curriculum is being developed to be "easily-digestible small lessons or discussions" and "are going to coincide with our local meetup groups. appears identified positivity with their spiritual.
Explore the spiritual heritage of the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence in this timely, engaging Christian Heritage course! Through captivating biographical summaries, beautiful sketches, and insightful quotes, students will encounter the signers from each of the 13 states and discover the spiritual heritage that led them to.


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Sarah Jessica Parker Shared The Truth About Those "Sex And The City" Cocktails
Sarah Jessica Parker dished on what happened behind the scenes.
By Claire Hannum
Sex and the City may have aired its series finale way back in 2004, but it still has a special place in our hearts. Since the show concluded, Sarah Jessica Parker, who played wacky heroine Carrie Bradshaw in the series, has rarely hesitated to open up about her experience. She's revealed how she really felt about the show's finale, and even offered up honest opinions about the character she brought to life.
Now, in a recent interview with Cosmopolitan UK, she's cut to the chase about fans' real burning questions, like whether all that on-screen alcohol was real. Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda are seen drinking colorful cocktails in nearly every episode, but according to Parker, those tasty beverages were just the work of a little Hollywood magic. She told Cosmo:
"The cosmopolitans were made of water and food colouring or watered down cranberry juice. Ginger ale was a substitute for champagne and red wine was always just grape juice."
That revelation shatters the show's fantasy a little, doesn't it? Since the Friends creative team shared a few years ago that the cast was drinking real coffee during scenes filmed at the Central Perk, it would be easy to assume that the SATC ladies were guzzling gallons of free alcohol on set. While the actresses didn't get free cocktails, they did get to chow down on all that delectable brunch food their characters ordered over weekend gossip. Parker told the magazine:
"I always ate the food. I don't like food to sit in front of an actor and for it to not be eaten. It's silly. Cynthia Nixon [who played Miranda] and I always ate everything and it didn't matter if it was cold because it was our job. We didn't need fancy food, we ate whatever could be made quickly—you don't want to be ordering caviar!"
Wise choice, Sarah! When in doubt, never turn down free brunch food—even if you're a famous actress.
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Q: Transformation of Random Variables $Y=|X|$ CDF METHOD Let $X$ be a random variable with probability density function $f_x(x)$ and cumulative distributive function $F_x(a)$:
$$f_x(x) =
\begin{cases}
\frac{1}{2\theta}e^{-\frac{x}{\theta}},  & \text{if $x\geq0$} \\
\frac{1}{2\theta}e^{\frac{x}{\theta}}, & \text{if $x<0$}
\end{cases}$$
$$F_x(a) =
\begin{cases}
\frac{1}{2}e^{-\frac{a}{\theta}},  & \text{if $a\geq0$} \\
\frac{1}{2}e^{\frac{a}{\theta}}, & \text{if $a<0$}
\end{cases}$$
Derive the probability density function of $Y = |X|$.
My attempt:
I notice that this is not a one-to-one transformation, so I will use the CDF Method to find $f_y(y)$. To do this, I need the support of $Y$:
$$S_y=(|X| : x\in R)=(0,\infty)$$
I am not entirely sure how to find the support since $f(x)$ is a piece-wise function, the above is my attempt. Continuing on, we have our support so now we have to derive $F_y(a)$
$$F_y(a) = P[Y\leq a] = P[|X|\leq a]$$
Where $a\in(0,\infty)$.
This is where I am stuck. Not only am I unsure that I derived the right support of $Y$, I am unsure on the next steps after $P[|X|\leq a]$. The fact that there is an $|X|$ is really tripping me up. Normally you can work with just the X and start working with $F_x(a)$ but at this step I do not know how to proceed.

A: The argument for the support is fine. (Whether or not it contains zero I think is a matter of convention.) To proceed with your approach for the CDF, note
$$\Pr(\lvert X \rvert \leq a) = \Pr(-a \leq X \leq a) = \int_{-a}^0 f_x(x)dx + \int_0^a f_x(x)dx.$$
By the way, $X$ is symmetric; this helps simplify the integral but should also give you more intuition for the answer (beyond a simple computation of the above). Also, this approach holds in general, even for one-to-one transformations, e.g. if $Y = X^2$ then $\Pr(Y \leq a) = \Pr(-\sqrt{a} \leq X \leq \sqrt{a})$, and more generally if $Y = f(X)$ then you just have to think about when $f(x) \leq a$.


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Fasken est une ville fantôme du comté d'Andrews, dans l'ouest du Texas, aux États-Unis. Elle était située dans l'est de la partie centrale du comté et est fondée en 1917 par la Midland Farms Company.

La communauté a rapidement eu une gare, un magasin, un hôtel, un salon de coiffure, une école, un zoo et de nombreux terrains urbains sont vendus, mais peu d'acheteurs s'y sont effectivement installés. En 1923, de fortes pluies détruisent une grande partie de la voie ferrée et le chemin de fer est abandonné, en 1925. Fasken décline rapidement et disparaît complètement au début des années 1930.

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As a boy it's already hard enough to get to know a girl, to convince her of a date and to win her over. But even then, the hardest is yet to come. At some point, one of you will ask: "What is this between us?" – One question, essential for every further step. But what is actually the best way to start a relationship?
It's been so easy: "Will you be mine? – Yes, no, maybe." A simple cross used to handle things when you were in school. After your love letter made its way through the class into the hands of your loved one, you knew exactly how she feels. But the older you get, the harder it is to read the signs. You can never really know for sure how she feels about you. Even when you think, you finally won her heart all of a sudden she isn't sure anymore.
You can never be sure in the beginning. You will be crazy in love, running around wearing your rose-coloured glasses. Nevertheless, you shouldn't jump into a relationship head over heels. Telling someone you love him or her after three weeks isn't love. Love needs time to grow. Love needs to rise in challenges. Love is a process – and so is a relationship.
Limitation or the missing piece?
Starting a relationship is a big deal, first of all emotionally. When do you admit to yourself that she is more than a friend? When do you tell your friends: "This is my new girlfriend"? When do things get "official"? Moreover, when things finally become "official" your world suddenly turns upside down. There's not only you anymore. You take on responsibility for one another and let this someone come real close. It can be hard to open up to someone like this, but it could be the feeling everyone is chasing their whole life.
A relationship is a process between two people. Calling someone your girlfriend in public doesn't automatically mean it's love. It's always a risk. You can only guess you found the right one, you never know for sure. Love grows time after time with every hug, with every kiss, with every fight. A real relationship is a deep bond between two people who put the same effort and dedication in it. Bonds like these need time to grow and tighten. Being in a relationship is not always easy – actually, it can be quiet hard sometimes.
Nevertheless, it will be worth the effort if it works out. Nobody will judge you because you don't want to rush things and start a relationship right from the beginning. Take your time to get to know each other, but don't miss too many chances.
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What Deontay Wilder should do next
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'Deontay Wilder, time and time again, has been getting lucky,' scoffs Dominic Breazeale
GIVEN that the Anthony Joshua fight has slipped from his grasp, at least for the time being, Deontay Wilder is left with the dilemma of what to do next.
Dillian Whyte is an appealing fight, for observers at least, but that match-up has failed to be made plenty of times before – and now Wilder is even more hostile to Whyte's promoter Eddie Hearn.
Tyson Fury would be the highest profile fight for him, outside of Joshua. Fury, the former heavyweight champion of the world, is easing his way back into boxing after two years out of the sport. He returned in June and has another bout in August in Northern Ireland. It's likely it would take some time to arrange and Fury's backers would be in no hurry to see their man fight overseas.
The obvious choice for Wilder is Dominic Breazeale. He's highly ranked with the WBC, apparently the primary mandatory and Wilder and Breazeale have 'beef'. They clashed in an hotel and there is now hostility between the two, and contempt on Breazeale's part at least.
"You would think that he would be more under control when he's gotten somebody hurt, but he's almost like a street fighter in there. You get a lot of people making fun of the heavyweight champion of the world," Breazeale told Premier Boxing Champions. "You also have individuals who don't even know who he is. That's because of the fact that his art is not as honed-in as it should be, if that makes sense.
"I've paid close attention to Deontay's last three fights, and I've seen a lot more weaknesses than I've seen strengths, particularly when he has someone hurt. When you smell blood, you're supposed to go in for the kill, but his fundamental skills aren't there and he falls apart."
He added, "Deontay has shown me nothing that I go into the gym worrying about. It just seems like Deontay Wilder, time and time again, has been getting lucky to land that right hand because he's just been lucky to fight guys who haven't had their chins truly tested."
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Welcome to the "French Corner", the Consulate's monthly rendez-vous dedicated to the promotion of France's culture and patrimony in video! This April, discover the University Blaise Pascal of Clermont-Ferrand and Group ESC Clermont-Ferrand.
Blaise Pascal University has five Faculties; two Schools of Engineering; one University Institute of Technology and one Teacher Training Faculty. The quality of its teaching makes it a well-known university, attracting and welcoming more than 2,000 foreign students. It has indeed four Doctoral Schools and thirty-one laboratories and research teams, sixteen of which are associated with the C.N.R.S. (National Centre for Scientific Research) and two with the I.N.R.A. (National Institute for Research in Agronomy). Multidisciplinary courses and degrees in Arts, Languages and the Humanities, Exact and Natural Sciences and Technology, Sports Science and Engineering are offered to the University's 16,000 students.
The Ecole Supérieure de Commerce (ESC) of Clermont is a graduate school of Management, member of the "Conférence des Grandes Ecoles" since 1985 that recognizes the quality of its Master's degree. The university offers 30 certificates, specialized among others in finance, marketing or international affairs. Its Master in Management was ranked among the 80 bests in the world by the Financial Times in 2015.
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  ~GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread() override;
  void Start();

 private:
  // x11::EventObserver:
  void OnEvent(const x11::Event& event) override;

  void QueryLayout();
  CHROMEG_CALLBACK_0(GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread,
                     void,
                     OnKeysChanged,
                     GdkKeymap*);
  scoped_refptr<base::SequencedTaskRunner> task_runner_;
  base::WeakPtr<KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux> weak_ptr_;
  raw_ptr<x11::Connection> connection_;
  std::unique_ptr<base::FileDescriptorWatcher::Controller> controller_;
  raw_ptr<GdkDisplay> display_ = nullptr;
  raw_ptr<GdkKeymap> keymap_ = nullptr;
  int current_group_ = 0;
  gulong handler_id_ = 0;
};

class KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux : public KeyboardLayoutMonitor {
 public:
  explicit KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux(
      base::RepeatingCallback<void(const protocol::KeyboardLayout&)> callback);

  ~KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux() override;

  void Start() override;

  // Used by GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread.
  using KeyboardLayoutMonitor::kSupportedKeys;
  void OnLayoutChanged(const protocol::KeyboardLayout& new_layout);

 private:
  static gboolean StartLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread(gpointer gdk_layout_monitor);

  base::RepeatingCallback<void(const protocol::KeyboardLayout&)>
      layout_changed_callback_;
  // Must be deleted on the GTK thread.
  std::unique_ptr<GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread, GtkThreadDeleter>
      gdk_layout_monitor_;
  base::WeakPtrFactory<KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux> weak_ptr_factory_;
};

protocol::LayoutKeyFunction KeyvalToFunction(guint keyval);
const char* DeadKeyToUtf8String(guint keyval);

template <typename T>
void GtkThreadDeleter::operator()(T* p) const {
  g_idle_add(DeleteOnGtkThread<T>, p);
}

// static
template <typename T>
gboolean GtkThreadDeleter::DeleteOnGtkThread(gpointer p) {
  delete static_cast<T*>(p);
  // Only run once.
  return G_SOURCE_REMOVE;
}

GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread::GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread(
    scoped_refptr<base::SequencedTaskRunner> task_runner,
    base::WeakPtr<KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux> weak_ptr)
    : task_runner_(std::move(task_runner)), weak_ptr_(std::move(weak_ptr)) {}

GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread::~GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread() {
  DCHECK(g_main_context_is_owner(g_main_context_default()));
  if (handler_id_) {
    g_signal_handler_disconnect(keymap_, handler_id_);
    connection_->RemoveEventObserver(this);
  }
}

void GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread::Start() {
  DCHECK(g_main_context_is_owner(g_main_context_default()));
  display_ = gdk_display_get_default();
  if (!display_) {
    LOG(WARNING) << "No default display for layout monitoring.";
    return;
  }

  // The keymap, as GDK sees it, is the collection of all (up to 4) enabled
  // keyboard layouts, which it and XKB refer to as "groups". The "keys-changed"
  // signal is only fired when this keymap, containing all enabled layouts, is
  // changed, such as by adding, removing, or rearranging layouts. Annoyingly,
  // it does *not* fire when the active group (layout) is changed. Indeed, for
  // whatever reason, GDK doesn't provide *any* method of obtaining or listening
  // for changes to the active group as far as I can tell, even though it tracks
  // the active group internally so it can emit a "direction-changed" signal
  // when switching between groups with different writing directions. As a
  // result, we have to use Xkb directly to get and monitor that information,
  // which is a pain.
  connection_ = x11::Connection::Get();
  auto& xkb = connection_->xkb();
  if (xkb.UseExtension({x11::Xkb::major_version, x11::Xkb::minor_version})
          .Sync()) {
    constexpr auto kXkbAllStateComponentsMask =
        static_cast<x11::Xkb::StatePart>(0x3fff);
    xkb.SelectEvents({
        .deviceSpec =
            static_cast<x11::Xkb::DeviceSpec>(x11::Xkb::Id::UseCoreKbd),
        .affectWhich = x11::Xkb::EventType::StateNotify,
        .affectState = kXkbAllStateComponentsMask,
        .stateDetails = x11::Xkb::StatePart::GroupState,
    });
    connection_->Flush();
  }
  connection_->AddEventObserver(this);

  keymap_ = gdk_keymap_get_for_display(display_);
  handler_id_ = g_signal_connect(keymap_, "keys-changed",
                                 G_CALLBACK(OnKeysChangedThunk), this);
  QueryLayout();
}

void GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread::OnEvent(const x11::Event& event) {
  if (event.As<x11::MappingNotifyEvent>() ||
      event.As<x11::Xkb::NewKeyboardNotifyEvent>()) {
    QueryLayout();
  } else if (auto* notify = event.As<x11::Xkb::StateNotifyEvent>()) {
    int new_group = notify->baseGroup + notify->latchedGroup +
                    static_cast<int16_t>(notify->lockedGroup);
    if (new_group != current_group_)
      QueryLayout();
  }
}

void GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread::QueryLayout() {
  protocol::KeyboardLayout layout_message;

  auto shift_modifier = x11::KeyButMask::Shift;
  auto numlock_modifier = x11::KeyButMask::Mod2;
  auto altgr_modifier = x11::KeyButMask::Mod5;

  bool have_altgr = false;

  auto req = connection_->xkb().GetState(
      {static_cast<x11::Xkb::DeviceSpec>(x11::Xkb::Id::UseCoreKbd)});
  if (auto reply = req.Sync())
    current_group_ = static_cast<int>(reply->group);

  for (ui::DomCode key : KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::kSupportedKeys) {
    // Skip single-layout IME keys for now, as they are always present in the
    // keyboard map but not present on most keyboards. Client-side IME is likely
    // more convenient, anyway.
    // TODO(rkjnsn): Figure out how to show these keys only when relevant.
    if (key == ui::DomCode::LANG1 || key == ui::DomCode::LANG2 ||
        key == ui::DomCode::CONVERT || key == ui::DomCode::NON_CONVERT ||
        key == ui::DomCode::KANA_MODE) {
      continue;
    }

    std::uint32_t usb_code = ui::KeycodeConverter::DomCodeToUsbKeycode(key);
    int keycode = ui::KeycodeConverter::DomCodeToNativeKeycode(key);

    // Insert entry for USB code. It's fine to overwrite if we somehow process
    // the same USB code twice, since the actions will be the same.
    auto& key_actions =
        *(*layout_message.mutable_keys())[usb_code].mutable_actions();

    for (int shift_level = 0; shift_level < 8; ++shift_level) {
      // Don't bother capturing higher shift levels if there's no configured way
      // to access them.
      if ((shift_level & 2 && !have_altgr) || (shift_level & 4)) {
        continue;
      }

      // Always consider NumLock set and CapsLock unset for now.
      auto modifiers = numlock_modifier |
                       (shift_level & 1 ? shift_modifier : x11::KeyButMask{}) |
                       (shift_level & 2 ? altgr_modifier : x11::KeyButMask{});
      guint keyval = 0;
      gdk_keymap_translate_keyboard_state(
          keymap_, keycode, static_cast<GdkModifierType>(modifiers),
          current_group_, &keyval, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr);
      if (keyval == 0) {
        continue;
      }

      guint32 unicode = gdk_keyval_to_unicode(keyval);
      if (unicode != 0) {
        switch (unicode) {
          case 0x08:
            key_actions[shift_level].set_function(
                protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::BACKSPACE);
            break;
          case 0x09:
            key_actions[shift_level].set_function(
                protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::TAB);
            break;
          case 0x0D:
            key_actions[shift_level].set_function(
                protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ENTER);
            break;
          case 0x1B:
            key_actions[shift_level].set_function(
                protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ESCAPE);
            break;
          case 0x7F:
            key_actions[shift_level].set_function(
                protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::DELETE_);
            break;
          default:
            std::string utf8;
            base::WriteUnicodeCharacter(unicode, &utf8);
            key_actions[shift_level].set_character(utf8);
        }
        continue;
      }

      const char* dead_key_utf8 = DeadKeyToUtf8String(keyval);
      if (dead_key_utf8) {
        key_actions[shift_level].set_character(dead_key_utf8);
        continue;
      }

      if (keyval == GDK_KEY_Num_Lock || keyval == GDK_KEY_Caps_Lock) {
        // Don't include Num Lock or Caps Lock until we decide if / how we want
        // to handle them.
        // TODO(rkjnsn): Determine if supporting Num Lock / Caps Lock provides
        // enough utility to warrant support by the soft keyboard.
        continue;
      }

      protocol::LayoutKeyFunction function = KeyvalToFunction(keyval);
      if (function == protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ALT_GR) {
        have_altgr = true;
      }
      key_actions[shift_level].set_function(function);
    }

    if (key_actions.empty()) {
      layout_message.mutable_keys()->erase(usb_code);
    }
  }

  task_runner_->PostTask(
      FROM_HERE, base::BindOnce(&KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::OnLayoutChanged,
                                weak_ptr_, std::move(layout_message)));
}

void GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread::OnKeysChanged(GdkKeymap* keymap) {
  QueryLayout();
}

KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux(
    base::RepeatingCallback<void(const protocol::KeyboardLayout&)> callback)
    : layout_changed_callback_(std::move(callback)), weak_ptr_factory_(this) {}

KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::~KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux() = default;

void KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::Start() {
  DCHECK(!gdk_layout_monitor_);
  gdk_layout_monitor_.reset(new GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread(
      base::SequencedTaskRunnerHandle::Get(), weak_ptr_factory_.GetWeakPtr()));
  g_idle_add(StartLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread, gdk_layout_monitor_.get());
}

void KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::OnLayoutChanged(
    const protocol::KeyboardLayout& new_layout) {
  layout_changed_callback_.Run(new_layout);
}

// static
gboolean KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux::StartLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread(
    gpointer gdk_layout_monitor) {
  static_cast<GdkLayoutMonitorOnGtkThread*>(gdk_layout_monitor)->Start();
  // Only run once.
  return G_SOURCE_REMOVE;
}

// GDK doesn't return unicode value for dead keys, so we map them here.
const char* DeadKeyToUtf8String(guint keyval) {
  // Some of these have spacing forms and some don't. For consistency, these are
  // all of the form space+combining character. This file is a good resource to
  // figure out what the various dead keys are supposed to do:
  // https://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/lib/libX11/plain/nls/en_US.UTF-8/Compose.pre
  // See also ui/events/keycodes/keysym_to_unicode.cc, which does a similar
  // mapping.
  switch (keyval) {
    case GDK_KEY_dead_grave:
      return " \xcc\x80";  // U+0300
    case GDK_KEY_dead_acute:
      return " \xcc\x81";  // U+0301
    case GDK_KEY_dead_circumflex:
      return " \xcc\x82";  // U+0302
    case GDK_KEY_dead_tilde:
      return " \xcc\x83";  // U+0303
    case GDK_KEY_dead_macron:
      return " \xcc\x84";  // U+0304
    case GDK_KEY_dead_breve:
      return " \xcc\x86";  // U+0306
    case GDK_KEY_dead_abovedot:
      return " \xcc\x87";  // U+0307
    case GDK_KEY_dead_diaeresis:
      return " \xcc\x88";  // U+0308
    case GDK_KEY_dead_abovering:
      return " \xcc\x8a";  // U+030A
    case GDK_KEY_dead_doubleacute:
      return " \xcc\x8b";  // U+030B
    case GDK_KEY_dead_caron:
      return " \xcc\x8c";  // U+030C
    case GDK_KEY_dead_cedilla:
      return " \xcc\xa7";  // U+0327
    case GDK_KEY_dead_ogonek:
      return " \xcc\xa8";  // U+0328
    case GDK_KEY_dead_iota:
      return " \xcd\x85";  // U+0345
    case GDK_KEY_dead_voiced_sound:
      return " \xe3\x82\x99";  // U+3099
    case GDK_KEY_dead_semivoiced_sound:
      return " \xe3\x82\x9a";  // U+309A
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowdot:
      return " \xcc\xa3";  // U+0323
    case GDK_KEY_dead_hook:
      return " \xcc\x89";  // U+0309
    case GDK_KEY_dead_horn:
      return " \xcc\x9b";  // U+031B
    case GDK_KEY_dead_stroke:
      return " \xcc\xb7";  // U+0337
    case GDK_KEY_dead_abovecomma:
      return " \xcc\x93";  // U+0313
    case GDK_KEY_dead_abovereversedcomma:
      return " \xcc\x94";  // U+0314
    case GDK_KEY_dead_doublegrave:
      return " \xcc\x8f";  // U+030F
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowring:
      return " \xcc\xa5";  // U+0325
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowmacron:
      return " \xcc\xb1";  // U+0331
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowcircumflex:
      return " \xcc\xad";  // U+032D
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowtilde:
      return " \xcc\xb0";  // U+0330
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowbreve:
      return " \xcc\xae";  // U+032E
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowdiaeresis:
      return " \xcc\xa4";  // U+0324
    case GDK_KEY_dead_invertedbreve:
      return " \xcc\x91";  // U+0311
    case GDK_KEY_dead_belowcomma:
      return " \xcc\xa6";  // U+0326
    case GDK_KEY_dead_currency:
      // This one is a bit different: instead of adding a diacritic to a
      // character, it allows entering of various currency symbols. E.g.,
      // dead_currency+e generates the euro sign (€). Combining this dead key
      // with space generates the general currency symbol.
      return "\xc2\xa4";  // Currency symbol (¤), U+00A4
    // I can't find any information about what these do. There is, e.g.,
    // "combining latin small letter a" (U+0363) that places a tiny "a" above
    // the preceding character (and similar for the other lower-case letters),
    // but no equivalent capital versions. These don't show up in Compose.pre,
    // so they're probably not used much, if at all.
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_a:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_A:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_e:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_E:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_i:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_I:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_o:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_O:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_u:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_U:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_small_schwa:
    // case GDK_KEY_dead_capital_schwa:
    case GDK_KEY_dead_greek:
      // Like dead_currency above, this key is used to generate different
      // symbols entirely (greek letters, in this case). E.g., dead_greek+a
      // generates Greek alpha (α). Combining this dead key with space generates
      // the micro sign (µ), a distinct code point from Greek mu (μ), which is
      // generated by dead_greek+m.
      return "\xce\xbc";  // Micro symbol (μ), U+00B5
    default:
      return nullptr;
  }
}

protocol::LayoutKeyFunction KeyvalToFunction(guint keyval) {
  switch (keyval) {
    case GDK_KEY_Control_L:
    case GDK_KEY_Control_R:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::CONTROL;
    case GDK_KEY_Alt_L:
    case GDK_KEY_Alt_R:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ALT;
    case GDK_KEY_Shift_L:
    case GDK_KEY_Shift_R:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::SHIFT;
    case GDK_KEY_Super_L:
    case GDK_KEY_Super_R:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::META;
    case GDK_KEY_ISO_Level3_Shift:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ALT_GR;
    case GDK_KEY_ISO_Level5_Shift:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::MOD5;
    case GDK_KEY_Multi_key:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::COMPOSE;
    case GDK_KEY_Num_Lock:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::NUM_LOCK;
    case GDK_KEY_Caps_Lock:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::CAPS_LOCK;
    case GDK_KEY_Scroll_Lock:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::SCROLL_LOCK;
    case GDK_KEY_BackSpace:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::BACKSPACE;
    case GDK_KEY_Return:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Enter:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ENTER;
    case GDK_KEY_Tab:           // Unshifted
    case GDK_KEY_ISO_Left_Tab:  // Shifted
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Tab:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::TAB;
    case GDK_KEY_Insert:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Insert:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::INSERT;
    case GDK_KEY_Delete:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Delete:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::DELETE_;
    case GDK_KEY_Home:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Home:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::HOME;
    case GDK_KEY_End:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_End:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::END;
    case GDK_KEY_Page_Up:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Page_Up:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::PAGE_UP;
    case GDK_KEY_Page_Down:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Page_Down:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::PAGE_DOWN;
    case GDK_KEY_Clear:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::CLEAR;
    case GDK_KEY_Up:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Up:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ARROW_UP;
    case GDK_KEY_Down:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Down:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ARROW_DOWN;
    case GDK_KEY_Left:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Left:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ARROW_LEFT;
    case GDK_KEY_Right:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_Right:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ARROW_RIGHT;
    case GDK_KEY_F1:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_F1:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F1;
    case GDK_KEY_F2:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_F2:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F2;
    case GDK_KEY_F3:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_F3:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F3;
    case GDK_KEY_F4:
    case GDK_KEY_KP_F4:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F4;
    case GDK_KEY_F5:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F5;
    case GDK_KEY_F6:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F6;
    case GDK_KEY_F7:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F7;
    case GDK_KEY_F8:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F8;
    case GDK_KEY_F9:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F9;
    case GDK_KEY_F10:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F10;
    case GDK_KEY_F11:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F11;
    case GDK_KEY_F12:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F12;
    case GDK_KEY_F13:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F13;
    case GDK_KEY_F14:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F14;
    case GDK_KEY_F15:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F15;
    case GDK_KEY_F16:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F16;
    case GDK_KEY_F17:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F17;
    case GDK_KEY_F18:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F18;
    case GDK_KEY_F19:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F19;
    case GDK_KEY_F20:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F20;
    case GDK_KEY_F21:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F21;
    case GDK_KEY_F22:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F22;
    case GDK_KEY_F23:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F23;
    case GDK_KEY_F24:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::F24;
    case GDK_KEY_Escape:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::ESCAPE;
    case GDK_KEY_Menu:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::CONTEXT_MENU;
    case GDK_KEY_Pause:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::PAUSE;
    case GDK_KEY_Print:    // Unshifted
    case GDK_KEY_Sys_Req:  // Shifted
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::PRINT_SCREEN;
    case GDK_KEY_Zenkaku_Hankaku:  // Unshifted
    case GDK_KEY_Kanji:            // Shifted
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::HANKAKU_ZENKAKU_KANJI;
    case GDK_KEY_Henkan:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::HENKAN;
    case GDK_KEY_Muhenkan:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::MUHENKAN;
    case GDK_KEY_Hiragana_Katakana:  // Unshifted
    case GDK_KEY_Romaji:             // Shifted
      return protocol::KATAKANA_HIRAGANA_ROMAJI;
    case GDK_KEY_Eisu_toggle:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::EISU;
    case GDK_KEY_Hangul:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::HAN_YEONG;
    case GDK_KEY_Hangul_Hanja:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::HANJA;
    default:
      return protocol::LayoutKeyFunction::UNKNOWN;
  }
}

}  // namespace

std::unique_ptr<KeyboardLayoutMonitor> KeyboardLayoutMonitor::Create(
    base::RepeatingCallback<void(const protocol::KeyboardLayout&)> callback,
    scoped_refptr<base::SingleThreadTaskRunner> input_task_runner) {
  return std::make_unique<KeyboardLayoutMonitorLinux>(std::move(callback));
}

}  // namespace remoting


Asset managers have voted MiFID II and Solvency II as the regulations most important for them this year, with data collection, enrichment and delivery the most challenging areas.
At the recent FundForum International event in Berlin, Accudelta, the leading data management provider, conducted a straw poll of asset managers examining their regulatory concerns and requirements. Over half (52%) stated that MiFID II was the most important regulation for their firm this year, with Solvency II coming in second – 26% of those polled believed this was the most pressing regulation.
With a raft of existing and upcoming regulation to address, many asset managers at last month's event were looking for ways to minimise the reporting burden, with some look to reuse reporting and regulatory data.
Looking at MiFID II more closely, Accudelta's survey found that 'collecting, enriching and delivering trade data' was the most challenging area for fund managers, with 59% placing this area of responsibility as most or second most challenging part of this regulation. 'Collecting, enriching and delivering transaction data' was also highlighted as a difficult area, with 45% of respondents stating that this was the most or second most challenging of all areas of this regulation.
Accudelta also asked the asset managers which key areas, aside from performance, they felt would help ensure customer retention and help to win new mandates in the year ahead. The two most essential were reputation – with 59% ranking this as the most or second most important factor – and complying with new regulations which scored 36% on the same scale.
Commenting on the findings, O'Mahoney added: "It is clear from our conversations with asset managers across Europe that the new regulations are having a profound effect on the industry and that firms are keen to make sure they are in a strong position ahead of the changing rules.


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