String, Object>();
            nextResourceMap.put(existingServiceOfferingName, null);
            resourcesList.add(nextResourceMap);
            Mockito.when(resourceMapper.mapResource(nextResourceMap, CloudServiceOffering.class)).thenReturn(offering);
        }

        resourceMap.put("resources", resourcesList);
        Mockito.when(client.getCloudControllerUrl()).thenReturn(new URL(CONTROLLER_ENDPOINT));
        Mockito.when(restTemplate.getForObject(getUrl("/v2/services?inline-relations-depth=1", new URL(CONTROLLER_ENDPOINT)),
            String.class)).thenReturn(org.cloudfoundry.client.lib.util.JsonUtil.convertToJson(resourceMap));

        Mockito.when(restTemplateFactory.getRestTemplate(client)).thenReturn(restTemplate);

        List<CloudServiceOffering> existingServiceOfferings = existingServiceOfferingNames.stream().map(
            existingServiceOfferingName -> new CloudServiceOffering(null, existingServiceOfferingName)).collect(Collectors.toList());
        Mockito.when(client.getServiceOfferings()).thenReturn(existingServiceOfferings);
    }

    protected String getServiceLabel() {
        return input.getService().getLabel();
    }

    protected String getCloudServicePlan() {
        return SERVICE_PLAN;
    }

    protected String getUrl(String path, URL cloudControllerUrl) {
        return cloudControllerUrl + (path.startsWith("/")? path : "/" + path);
    }

    protected void setUpException() {
        if (expectedExceptionMessage!= null) {
            expectedException.expect(getExpectedExceptionClass());
            expectedException.expectMessage(expectedExceptionMessage);
        }
    }

    protected Class<? extends RuntimeException> getExpectedExceptionClass() {
        return expectedExceptionClass;
    }

    @Test
    public void testExecuteServiceOperation() throws RestClientException, MalformedURLException {
        serviceCreator.createService(client, input.getService(), SPACE_ID);

        validateRestCall();
    }

    protected void validateRestCall() throws RestClientException, MalformedURLException {
        Mockito.verify(restTemplate).postForObject(getUrl(CREATE_SERVICE_URL, new URL(CONTROLLER_ENDPOINT)),
            serviceRequests.get(input.getService().getLabel()), String.class);
    }

    protected Class<? extends StepInput> getStepinput() {
        return StepInput.class;
    }

    protected static class StepInput {
        private CloudServiceExtended service;
        private List<String> existingServiceOfferings;
        private int defaultServiceOfferingHttpReturnCode;

        public CloudServiceExtended getService() {
            service.setMeta(new Meta(getUUID(service.getLabel()), null, null));
            return service;
        }

        public List<String> getExistingServiceOfferings() {
            return existingServiceOfferings;
        }

        public int getDefaultServiceOfferingHttpReturnCode() {
            return defaultServiceOfferingHttpReturnCode;
        }

    }

    protected static UUID getUUID(String existingServiceOfferingName) {
        return UUID.nameUUIDFromBytes((existingServiceOfferingName + SERVICE_PLAN_ENDING).getBytes());
    }
}
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The problem is that even though MS created OOXML, unless the latest Office changed this, the default format is OOXML Transitional which still has their proprietary blobs in it but you can change it to save to OOXML strict and [both have the same extensions](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/DeployOffice/compat/office-file-format-reference?redirectedfrom=MSDN).

That's why formatting and stuff can be screwed up when going from MS Office to LibreOffice..
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EPIC Entrepreneurs Tour Beirut’s Tech and Innovation Ecosystem
BEIRUT, Lebanon – A team of startup entrepreneurs from the American University of Armenia (AUA) Entrepreneurship and Product Innovation Center (EPIC) recently returned from their trek visit to Beirut, Lebanon, organized by Tamar Capital. The team members were from the EPIC Fall 2018 cohort. The objective of this EPIC industry trek was to network and acquire first-hand knowledge of start-ups outside of Armenia while familiarizing foreign investors and entrepreneurs with the activities of AUA and with Armenia’s unique potential and capabilities in technology.
This first ever four-day EPIC industry trek was designed such that it provided the participants with a first-hand perspective on the organizational structure, operations, work culture of companies outside of Armenia. The EPIC team had the opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences with international business leaders and entrepreneurs, including those in the Armenian community of Lebanon.
The first day’s highlight was meeting with H.E. Vahagn Atabekyan, the Ambassador of Armenia to Lebanon, who welcomed the EPIC team and shared insights about the business, life, and culture in Lebanon.
On the next day, EPIC entrepreneurs visited three successful Armenian-run businesses (one of which was fully woman-owned) that are market leaders in their respective industries in Lebanon, the region and beyond. Besides learning and being inspired by their stories of success and accomplishments, the group was briefed on how those Armenian-owned firms had overcome the numerous risks and challenges of Lebanon’s difficult business environment to gain local market share and to further grow their businesses. The parallels with Armenia were undeniable.
The third day was spent in the Beirut Digital District (BDD) where the team of EPIC residents met with like-minded entrepreneurs, investors, venture capitalists, and tech business leaders. BDD is the epicenter of Lebanon’s tech and innovation ecosystem. Surrounded by newly built buildings of glass and steel, BDD reveals the hope and vision of the high-tech Lebanon of tomorrow.
Mouhamad Rabah, founder, visionary, and BDD General Manager, gave an inspiring presentation about the founding and history of BDD – a locale that rose from the rubble of the Lebanese civil war. The EPIC group had the opportunity to tour the district with its many innovative companies including Uber, Warner Music and National Instruments, as well as dozens of startups. There were ample opportunities for networking with new and experienced Lebanese entrepreneurs, discussing with them challenges and opportunities, sharing experiences, and pitching startup ventures to one another.
“It was empowering and satisfying to hear that many Lebanese entrepreneurs look for an Armenian when it comes to hiring a tech person, as Armenians are known for their mathematical and tech skills,” tells Nane Vardanyan (CS ‘20), Co-Founder of Creatr.
BDD also is home to numerous in-house accelerators and investment funds, one of which