Mobile PHR is available today – downloadable and often free. So starting with ones that consumers seem to like -- Personal Health Record Tracking – Healthspek PHR  is a free tool (primarily iPad with an iPhone viewer), includes personal health records for a family – caregiver and care recipients -- that can be emailed to the doctor. For diabetic care recipients (or caregivers), Diabetes Companion  (iOS) and OnTrack Diabetes  (Android) are free apps to track food, medication, blood pressure and related.
Caregiving Coordination – a big deal for elder care. One of the home health care behemoths, Philips, offered up CarePartners Mobile  to help caregivers (its customer base) track tasks associated with caregiving – and it also offers 2Together , for family caregivers of seniors who have its Lifeline products. Unfrazzle , a care coordination app (iPhone and soon Android) "keeps track of your day-to-day caregiving tasks, and lets you share some or all of them. You decide which tasks to track, which to assign." CaringBridge  – for communication among family members during a health event -- is now available on iTunes, as is LotsaHelpingHands  for coordinating calendars, volunteers, and messages.
Medication support Systems – a good start. The Pew study this past week highlighted concerns of family caregivers  (stress) and their appreciation of online sites (great) and surveyed their utilization of smart phone medication apps (not so much). As noted, Drugs.com  is a free drug interaction tool in multiple formats, including mobile, GreatCall  offers a free app (iPhone and Android) for managing meds called MedCoach . And Medscape  did a study in which it evaluated 160 medication management apps, and noted several in its top 10 – RxmindMe , and MyMedSchedule .
Symptom monitor and Transmitter – yes and no. Symptom checking tools always remind me of that long ago Firesign Theatre skit Beat the Reaper ("You've got the plague!"). Today, smart phone symptom monitors abound to check your symptoms: including iTriage  (plus schedule an appointment), WebMD  and SymptomMD  ($3.99). Transmitting to the doctor? Not without a willing recipient (that would be the doctor) or the doctor's system . While there may be no technical limitation, per KHN, the doctor side of the equation is stalled  at the testing gate.


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An open mortgage is 100% open for prepayment at any time throughout the term of the loan. This means that you have the option to repay any or all of the mortgage balance at any time without penalty. This type of mortgage may be important to you if you can foresee repaying your mortgage loan in the near term. For example, you may be planning to sell your home within the term of the mortgage and paying it out in full, or you may be expecting other money that will allow you to make large prepayments to mortgage loan. A closed mortgage has restrictions on how much of the principal you can repay without penalty within the term of the loan. Most closed mortgages will allow you to repay a certain portion of the principal amount every year without penalty. The amount you can prepay depends on the lending institution but usually ranges from 10% to 25% of the original principal amount per year. There may be restrictions on when these prepayments can occur and how many times per year you can make a prepayment. For example, you may be able to only make prepayments once throughout the year on the anniversary date of the mortgage or the prepayment may need to coincide with a payment date. Your mortgage professional will discuss these policies with you as each institution�s policies can vary widely and it may be difficult to find a better mortgage. iWantaBetterMortgage.Com is a great place to start.
A fixed rate mortgage is where the interest rate is set at the time you get your mortgage loan and will not change for the entire term of the loan. For example, if you take out a 5-year term, fixed rate mortgage at 5.25%, you know that your rate is fixed at 5.25% for five years and will not change. This type of mortgage offers you security and peace of mind, as you know exactly what the interest rate and payments will be. You will generally pay a little higher interest rate for a fixed rate mortgage and the rate usually increases with the length of the term. A variable rate mortgage is a mortgage where the interest rate is tied to and floats with the bank�s prime rate. If the prime rate goes up, then your rate goes up. If the prime rate goes down, then your rate goes down. Variable rate mortgages usually offer the lowest available rate because you are taking the risk that rates may rise. There are many different options available for variable rate mortgages. Your mortgage professional will help you review all of your options to find the best mortgage available.


This biotin labeled analog of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is used for labeling RNA probes via in vitro transcription with various RNA polymerases. Biotin labeled RNA probes are used in a variety of molecular biology applications including in situ hybridization and gene expression microarrays. Biotin-labeled products may be detected with streptavidin conjugates. For the highest sensitivity in detection, we recommend using a streptavidin-HRP conjugate with tyramide signal amplification (TSA).
The number "11" in the compound name refers to the length of the linker arm between ATP and the label.


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Propinyllithium ist eine chemische Verbindung aus der Gruppe der Organolithiumverbindungen.

Gewinnung und Darstellung
Propinyllithium wird in situ unter Stickstoff durch Umsetzung von Propin (kondensiert in kaltem Tetrahydrofuran) mit n-Butyllithium in Tetrahydrofuran bei −78 °C oder Lithiumamid in Ether/Flüssigammoniak unter −50 °C oder durch Umsetzung von 1,2-Dibrompropan mit 3 Äquivalenten Lithiumdiisopropylamid (Doppelelimination von Bromwasserstoff und Deprotonierung) bei −60 °C bis 0 °C in Tetrahydrofuran hergestellt.

Einige Synthesen starten direkt mit 1-Brompropen.
CH3CH=CHBr + 2 BuLi -> CH3C2Li + 2 BuH + LiBr

Verwendung
Propinyllithium wird bei organischen Synthesen als nukleophile Quelle der Propinyl-Einheit für viele Elektrophile verwendet.

Einzelnachweise

Lithiumorganische Verbindung

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If You Love Me, I'm Yours : Blog Tour
By heartshapedbluestocking on July 12, 2018 • ( 2 Comments )
If You Love Me, I'm Yours by Lizzie Chantree
Maud didn't mind being boring, not really. She had a sensible job, clothes, and love life… if you counted an overbearing ex who had thanked her, rolled over and was snoring before she even realised he'd begun! She could tolerate not fulfilling her dreams, if her parents would pay her one compliment about the only thing she was passionate about in life: her art.
Dot should have fitted in with her flamboyant and slightly eccentric family of talented artists, but somehow, she was an anomaly who couldn't paint. She tried hard to be part of their world by becoming an art agent extraordinaire, but she dreamed of finding her own voice.
Dot's brother Nate, a smoulderingly sexy and famous artist, was adored by everyone. His creative talent left them in awe of his ability to capture such passion on canvas. Women worshipped him, and even Dot's friend Maud flushed and bumped into things when he walked into a room, but a tragic event in his past had left him emotionally and physically scarred, and reluctant to face the world again.
Someone was leaving exquisite little paintings on park benches, with a tag saying, 'If you love me, I'm yours'. The art was so fresh and cutting-edge, that it generated a media frenzy and a scramble to discover where the mystery artist could be hiding. The revelation of who the prodigious artist was interlinked Maud, Dot and Nate's lives forever, but their worlds came crashing down.
Were bonds of friendship, love and loyalty strong enough to withstand fame, success and scandal?
So what adjectives can I find to describe If You Love Me, I'm Yours?
Romantic, certainly; charming and heart-warming, definitely; it is also unexpectedly moving, and fist-clenchingly provocative, with hidden depths and multiple layers. The romance is not just between people, but also with art which obviously plays a central role in Maud's story.
For the reader, the brilliance of this narrative is that its rather like a game of snakes and ladders, just as you think you have the hook on a character or situation, something happens to make you reassess your judgement. Sometimes climbing up the ladder, sometimes sliding down the snake. Good, bad, misunderstood, or fully comprehended, some characters will have you changing your mind again and again over many chapters.
Maud is a lovely character, whose personality and spirit has in many ways been crushed by her narrow-minded, dictatorial mother and inept father. Her parents have a star-shaped daughter that they have tried hard to hammer into their very square life. Years of criticism and complaints have left her doing 'everything in her power to please her parents'. Painting is the exception, and it's the one thing her mother cannot and will not allow. 'I am not a monster' Rosemary declares, but she is, endlessly chipping away at Maud, who only wants one thing – a single word of praise or thanks.
Whatever Maud's uncertainties and fears, she is a tender yet feisty young woman, finally fighting her way out from under an overbearing mother to reach for her dreams. Maud's best friend Daisy encourages her in all aspects of her life and is generally a force for good. It is Daisy who submits one of Maud's artworks into the competition that finally ignites the life-changing touch-paper, but it is Dot who adds oxygen to the flame.
Maud and Dot are fantastic foils for each other. The author has written them so subtly, and in such a way that it is probably only on reflection that the reader realises that each illuminates the other, that each has seemingly opposite, but in fact similar problems. Maud is quiet, reserved, and neutrally dressed; Dot is outgoing, flamboyant, and an explosion of colour. Both dress the way they do for good reasons. Maud has an obvious talent that is demeaned and oppressed by her parents; Dot claims no artistic talent but has a family who believe she just hasn't found her forte yet. The pressure from family is immense for both.
Underneath these artificial exteriors created over the years by Maud and Dot for their respective families, and behind which they hide, the truth is very different. The common ground is in the spaces between. These characteristics and behaviours hide a fear of failure and a lack of confidence in their abilities outside their current careers. Both have jobs they are good at, but not what they really want to do with the rest of their lives, and their meeting eventually ignites an explosion of creativity, transformation, and change.
Lizzie Chantree brings us a tale that is also about fame and celebrity, and not always in the way you'd expect. Think how we refer to people in the workplace for example, as being 'a bit of a celebrity around here'. It highlights how people use that status to manipulate and deceive even at the most innocuous level when we tell ourselves we are doing it to help our friend/child/sibling. Lizzie also shows us how rash decisions can destroy something we love and cherish, and how bad behaviour can come back around and bite you in the rear!
Our 'heroes' Tom and Nate are foils in a similar way as Maud and Dot. Both handsome and attractive, both with their issues, they hide themselves behind an exterior that masks their true characters. As the story progresses, each man meets and deals with almost as much change and adjustment in their lives, as the two young women. Each must come to terms with and face up to their present lives and situations. Equally, each treat their relationship with Maud differently; from the careful manipulation by one to the slow-burn romance of the other. Another 'snakes and ladders' scenario skilfully crafted by a very adept writer.
It is a wonderful book, its full of humour and laughter, love and friendship, and an altogether fantastic read. As I haven't read any of Lizzie Chantree's other books, I shall have to add a couple to my library. Her writing is lovely and if this book is a good example, then I have some great reading ahead of me – when I can fit it all in.
A full five-star recommendation. Read and enjoy!
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Award-winning inventor and author, Lizzie Chantree, started her own business at the age of 18 and became one of Fair Play London and The Patent Office's British Female Inventors of the Year in 2000. She discovered her love of writing fiction when her children were little and now runs networking hours on social media, where creative businesses, writers, photographers and designers can offer advice and support to each other. She lives with her family on the coast in Essex.
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Reblogged this on Lizzie Chantree and commented:
What a beautiful review!
Thank you for taking the time to read and review my latest book and for sharing it here, on your blog. Your review has made me smile so much. I'm thrilled you love the characters as much as I do!

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Hello Honolulu
This Is How Long Thanksgiving Leftovers Last
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You put a lot of effort into making the perfect turkey, so you'll definitely want to make the most of what's left over. Leftover poultry - whether it's chicken or turkey - lasts only three or four days in the fridge and four months in the freezer on its own, or six months when it's stored in broth or gravy.
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If you've also made ham for Thanksgiving, that will last three to four days in the fridge and one to two months in the freezer.
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If you've made mashed potatoes the right way, you'll have cooked them in cream and butter, which means they'll be good for only three to four days in the fridge. Frozen, they can last up to two months. If you make your mashed potatoes without any dairy, you can leave them in the freezer for 10 to 12 months.
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Gravy, and any type of broth that's made with meat, will last three to four days in the fridge, or one to two months if frozen.
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Cranberry sauce isn't great for freezing, as it can get too watery when thawed. You can, however, make it last up to a week in the fridge - two, if it contains alcohol.
If your stuffing was a total hit, you'll want to make sure your guests know it will last only three to four days in the fridge if they take it home. In the freezer, it's good for up to a month.
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Arguably best made with canned green beans, a green bean casserole will last three to five days in the fridge. Leave it in the freezer and it can last up to four to six months.
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If you have leftover fresh corn kernels - not in a can or on the cob - it should last three to four days in the fridge and one to two months in the freezer.
That gooey, creamy mac and cheese is always great for a quick heat-and-serve meal, and if you store it properly in the fridge, you can enjoy it for up to three to five days. Freeze it and it'll be good for one to two months.
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Any type of pie will last just three or four days in the fridge, but pies such as pumpkin or pecan can also be frozen for up to one or two months after they've been baked. Pies that are a bit more "airy," such as custard or chiffon pies, should not be frozen. An apple pie can also last up to two or three days in the pantry.
Dinner rolls will last one or two days if they have a hard crust, or four to five days if they're soft. Either way, you can also freeze them for two to three months.
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An opened bottle of full-bodied white wine will be good for three to five days when stored in the fridge with a cork. Light whites and rosé could last a little longer, from five to seven days. Red wine should last three to five days in a cool dark place with a cork. Put the opened wine in the freezer and it'll last one or two months.
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Freshly baked cornbread can last a day or two if properly stored at room temperature, but if you put it in the fridge, it'll be good for up to a week. You can also freeze cornbread for up to two or three months.
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A sweet potato casserole should last three to five days in the fridge. If you'd like it to last longer, try sprinkling the sweet potatoes with a little bit of lemon juice to keep them from becoming discolored. If properly stored in airtight containers, a sweet potato casserole will taste great even after 10 to 12 months in the freezer and can be used for some pretty creative leftover recipes.
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Herning () is a Danish town in the Central Denmark Region of the Jutland peninsula. It is the main town and the administrative seat of Herning Municipality. Herning has a population of 50,565 (1 January 2022) including the suburbs of Tjørring, Snejbjerg, Lind, Birk, Hammerum, and Gjellerup, making Herning the 11th most populous urban area in Denmark.

History
Herning was established at the beginning of the 1790s, during the period of heath reclamation, as a commercial centre providing goods and services to the farmers in the area. A textile industry later developed in and around the town. This industry was once Herning's principal economic activity. Today, the town has a more diversified industrial base. Herning became a market town in 1913. Herning has twice been awarded the title of Danish City of the Year.

Industry
There are many small furniture and textile businesses in and around Herning.

Attractions
Herning is home to Messecenter Herning, the largest exhibition centre in Scandinavia, which hosts many trade fairs.

Carl-Henning Pedersen and Else Alfelt's Museum of Art (also known as Herning Art Museum) is located in the city.

The city is the site of three buildings designed by the architect Jørn Utzon. One is publicly owned and two are privately owned.

The town is also home to sculptor Ingvar Cronhammar's monumental work Elia. The sculpture is located near the Herning Art Museum.

The old Herningsholm Estate in Herning is open to the public for touring. Classensborg Estate, now called Skarrildhus, is located 25 km south of the town, but is closed to the public because it is a private hotel and educational facility. The grounds, however, can be toured and are known for their beautiful rhododendron displays during the spring.

The Herning Museum displays a history of Herning, as well as the development of moorland agriculture and ancient textile production. The museum operates traveling educational exhibits.

Sports
Herning Blue Fox is a Danish professional ice hockey team playing in the top Danish ice hockey league, the Oddset Ligaen. Having won 16 championships and 29 medals in all (following the 2011–2012 season), Herning Blue Fox has accumulated the greatest number of victories in the history of professional ice hockey in Denmark.

FC Midtjylland is a football team playing in the Danish Superliga. It was formed in 1999 following a merger of Herning Fremad and Ikast FS and won the national championship of Denmark for the first time in 2015 having twice been the runner up. FC Midtjylland play their home matches at MCH Arena, which is situated next to the largest sports and concert venue in Denmark, Jyske Bank Boxen.

Herning also is a centre of Danish cycling. The GP Herning is a professional bicycle race held annually in Herning. The 2012 Giro d'Italia started in Herning. Bjarne Riis, first Dane to win the Tour de France, was born in Herning. Fourteen years after his win, Riis admitted using illegal performance-enhancing drugs for the competition; however, he retained the Trikot since the statute of limitations had already expired prior to his admission.

The final of the 2019 World Men's Handball Championship was played in Jyske Bank Boxen.

Herning has been appointed to host the ECCO FEI World Championships - Denmark 2022 in jumping, dressage, para-dressage and vaulting

Transport

Road and rail

Herning is the hub for both road and rail transport in central Jutland. The rail lines crossing the peninsula intersect at Herning railway station, the principal railway station of the town, with connections to Vejle, Århus, Esbjerg and Holstebro. There are also several daily trains to Copenhagen. The town is also served by the railway halts Birk Centerpark and Herning Messecenter.

Herning lies at the intersection of three major roads: route 18, that traverses the Jutland Peninsula from southeast to northwest; route 15, that crosses the peninsula from Aarhus in the east to Ringkobing in the west; and route 12, from Esbjerg in the southwest to Viborg to the northeast.

Airport
Herning is served by Karup Airport situated  to the northeast of the city. There are several flights a day connecting it to Copenhagen Airport.

Notable people

 Anton Marius Jenssen (1879–1967) a Norwegian merchant and politician.
 Professor Gudmund Hatt (1884 in Vildbjerg – 1960) an archaeologist and cultural geographer
 Captain Richard Gustav Borgelin (1887–1966) company commander of the Danish-Baltic Auxiliary Corps
 Børge Møller Grimstrup (1906 in Timring – 1972) a Danish film actor
 Niels Holst-Sørensen (born 1922) former Danish athlete, air force officer and commander-in-chief of the Royal Danish Air Force
 Eva Sørensen (1940–2019) a Danish sculptor and ceramist of granite and marble works
 Lars Larsen (born 1948 in Arnborg) a Danish businessman, owner and founder of Jysk
 Helge Sander (born 1950 in Ørre) a national politician and Mayor of Herning 1998 to 2001
 Kristine Jensen (born 1956) a Danish architect who has specialized in landscape architecture
 Claus Pilgaard (born 1965 in Tjørring) a Danish musician and entertainer
 Jesper Baehrenz (born 1965) a Danish radio & TV host, producer and  board game developer
 Søren Pind (born 1969) a Danish lawyer and Venstre politician
 Dorthe Nors (born 1970) a Danish writer
 Ellen Trane Nørby (born 1980) a Danish Venstre politician, Minister of Health

Sport

 Otto Jensen (1893–1972) a Danish cyclist, competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics
 Kristen Nygaard (born 1949 in Sund) a former footballer, 363 club caps and 36 for Denmark
 Bjarne Riis (born 1964) a Danish former professional road bicycle racer
 Claus Elming (born 1969) a former Danish American football player, TV host on TV 2 Sport
 Gitte Madsen [born 1969) a former team handball player, team gold medallist at the 1996 Summer Olympics
 Michael Blaudzun (born 1973) a Danish former professional road bicycle racer
 Kenneth Jonassen (born 1974) a badminton player
 Jesper Nøddesbo (born 1980) Danish-Norwegian handball player for FC Barcelona and Denmark
 Rasmus Ankersen (born 1983) Chairman of FC Midtjylland and a Director of Football at Brentford F.C. and author
 Frans Nielsen (born 1984) hockey player for the Detroit Red Wings, the first Danish NHL player
 Michael Pedersen (born 1986) a Danish cricketer and former national team captain
 Frederik Andersen (born 1989) goaltender for the Carolina Hurricanes
 Kim Astrup (born 1992) a Danish badminton player
 Nicklas Jensen (born 1993) a Danish hockey player currently playing for Jokerit of the KHL
 Nicklas Porsing (born 1993) a Danish speedway rider
 Oliver Bjorkstrand (born 1995) a professional ice hockey player

References

External links

Webpage of Herning Municipality

Municipal seats of the Central Denmark Region
Municipal seats of Denmark
Cities and towns in the Central Denmark Region
Herning Municipality


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A little boy is trying to make sense of the confusion surrounding the death of his baby sister. He must ask questions to the adults around him and find a way to interpret the things they do and say in order to find his own sense of peace.


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package org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.transactional;

import org.innovateuk.ifs.BaseServiceUnitTest;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.address.domain.Address;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.address.domain.AddressType;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.address.repository.AddressRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.address.resource.AddressResource;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.address.resource.AddressTypeResource;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.address.resource.OrganisationAddressType;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.commons.service.ServiceResult;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.domain.ExecutiveOfficer;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.domain.Organisation;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.domain.OrganisationAddress;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.domain.SicCode;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.mapper.OrganisationMapper;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.repository.ExecutiveOfficerRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.repository.OrganisationAddressRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.repository.OrganisationRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.repository.SicCodeRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.resource.OrganisationAddressResource;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.resource.OrganisationExecutiveOfficerResource;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.resource.OrganisationResource;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.resource.OrganisationSicCodeResource;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.Mock;

import java.time.LocalDate;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Optional;

import static org.innovateuk.ifs.address.builder.AddressBuilder.newAddress;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.address.builder.AddressResourceBuilder.newAddressResource;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.address.builder.AddressTypeBuilder.newAddressType;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.address.builder.AddressTypeResourceBuilder.newAddressTypeResource;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationAddressBuilder.newOrganisationAddress;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationAddressResourceBuilder.newOrganisationAddressResource;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationBuilder.newOrganisation;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationExecutiveOfficerBuilder.newOrganisationExecutiveOfficer;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationExecutiveOfficerResourceBuilder.newOrganisationExecutiveOfficerResource;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationResourceBuilder.newOrganisationResource;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationSicCodeBuilder.newOrganisationSicCode;
import static org.innovateuk.ifs.organisation.builder.OrganisationSicCodeResourceBuilder.newOrganisationSicCodeResource;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.any;
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.anyLong;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;

public class OrganisationServiceImplTest extends BaseServiceUnitTest<OrganisationService> {

    @Mock
    private OrganisationRepository organisationRepository;

    @Mock
    private OrganisationMapper organisationMapper;

    @Mock
    private SicCodeRepository sicCodeRepository;

    @Mock
    private ExecutiveOfficerRepository executiveOfficerRepository;

    @Mock
    private AddressRepository addressRepository;

    @Mock
    private OrganisationAddressRepository organisationAddressRepository;

    protected OrganisationService supplyServiceUnderTest() {
        return new OrganisationServiceImpl();
    }

    @Test
    public void syncCompaniesHouseDetailsAddsDetails() {
        LocalDate date = LocalDate.now();
        OrganisationResource organisationResource = newOrganisationResource().build();
        Organisation organisationData = newOrganisation()
                .withDateOfIncorporation(date)
                .build();
        Organisation organisation = newOrganisation().build();
        List<SicCode> sicCodes = newOrganisationSicCode()
                .withSicCode("12345", "67890")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisation.setSicCodes(sicCodes);
        List<ExecutiveOfficer> executiveOfficers = newOrganisationExecutiveOfficer()
                .withName("Name-1", "Name-2")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisation.setExecutiveOfficers(executiveOfficers);
        Address address = newAddress()
                .withAddressLine1("address line 1")
                .withAddressLine2("address line 2")
                .withAddressLine3("address line 3")
                .withTown("town")
                .withCounty("county")
                .withCountry("country")
                .withPostcode("postcode")
                .build();
        AddressType addressType = newAddressType()
                .withId(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.getId())
                .withName(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.name())
                .build();
        OrganisationAddress organisationAddress = newOrganisationAddress()
                .withAddress(address)
                .withAddressType(addressType)
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build();
        organisation.setAddresses(Collections.singletonList(organisationAddress));

        OrganisationResource organisationDataResource = newOrganisationResource()
                .withDateOfIncorporation(date)
                .build();
        List<OrganisationSicCodeResource> sicCodeResources = newOrganisationSicCodeResource()
                .withSicCode("12345", "67890")
                .withOrganisation(organisationDataResource.getId())
                .build(2);
        organisationDataResource.setSicCodes(sicCodeResources);
        List<OrganisationExecutiveOfficerResource> executiveOfficerResources = newOrganisationExecutiveOfficerResource()
                .withName("Name-1", "Name-2")
                .withOrganisation(organisationDataResource.getId())
                .build(2);
        organisationDataResource.setExecutiveOfficers(executiveOfficerResources);
        AddressResource addressResource = newAddressResource()
                .withAddressLine1("address line 1")
                .withAddressLine2("address line 2")
                .withAddressLine3("address line 3")
                .withTown("town")
                .withCounty("county")
                .withCountry("country")
                .build();
        AddressTypeResource addressTypeResource = newAddressTypeResource()
                .withId(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.getId())
                .withName(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.name())
                .build();
        OrganisationAddressResource organisationAddressResource = newOrganisationAddressResource()
                .withAddress(addressResource)
                .withAddressType(addressTypeResource)
                .withOrganisation(organisationDataResource.getId())
                .build();
        organisationDataResource.setAddresses(Collections.singletonList(organisationAddressResource));

        when(organisationRepository.findById(anyLong())).thenReturn(Optional.of(organisation));
        when(organisationMapper.mapToDomain(any(OrganisationResource.class))).thenReturn(organisationData);
        when(sicCodeRepository.findByOrganisationId(anyLong())).thenReturn(Collections.emptyList());
        when(executiveOfficerRepository.findByOrganisationId(anyLong())).thenReturn(Collections.emptyList());
        when(organisationAddressRepository.findByOrganisationIdAndAddressType(anyLong(), any(AddressType.class)))
                .thenReturn(Collections.emptyList());
        when(organisationRepository.save(any(Organisation.class))).thenReturn(organisationData);
        when(organisationMapper.mapToResource(any(Organisation.class))).thenReturn(organisationDataResource);

        ServiceResult<OrganisationResource> result = service.syncCompaniesHouseDetails(organisationResource);

        assertTrue(result.isSuccess());

        OrganisationResource resultOrganisation = result.getSuccess();

        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getDateOfIncorporation(), resultOrganisation.getDateOfIncorporation());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getSicCodes(), resultOrganisation.getSicCodes());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getExecutiveOfficers(), resultOrganisation.getExecutiveOfficers());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getAddresses(), resultOrganisation.getAddresses());

        verify(sicCodeRepository, times(0)).deleteAll();
        verify(executiveOfficerRepository, times(0)).deleteAll();
        verify(addressRepository, times(0)).delete(any(Address.class));
        verify(organisationAddressRepository, times(0)).delete(any(OrganisationAddress.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void syncCompaniesHouseDetailsRemovesDetails() {
        LocalDate date = LocalDate.now();
        OrganisationResource organisationResource = newOrganisationResource().build();
        Organisation organisation = newOrganisation()
                .withDateOfIncorporation(date)
                .build();
        List<SicCode> sicCodes = newOrganisationSicCode()
                .withSicCode("12345", "67890")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisation.setSicCodes(sicCodes);
        List<ExecutiveOfficer> executiveOfficers = newOrganisationExecutiveOfficer()
                .withName("Name-1", "Name-2")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisation.setExecutiveOfficers(executiveOfficers);
        Address address = newAddress()
                .withAddressLine1("address line 1")
                .withAddressLine2("address line 2")
                .withAddressLine3("address line 3")
                .withTown("town")
                .withCounty("county")
                .withCountry("country")
                .withPostcode("postcode")
                .build();
        AddressType addressType = newAddressType()
                .withId(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.getId())
                .withName(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.name())
                .build();
        OrganisationAddress organisationAddress = newOrganisationAddress()
                .withAddress(address)
                .withAddressType(addressType)
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build();
        organisation.setAddresses(Collections.singletonList(organisationAddress));

        Organisation organisationData = newOrganisation().build();
        OrganisationResource organisationDataResource = newOrganisationResource().build();

        when(organisationRepository.findById(anyLong())).thenReturn(Optional.of(organisation));
        when(organisationMapper.mapToDomain(any(OrganisationResource.class))).thenReturn(organisationData);
        when(sicCodeRepository.findByOrganisationId(anyLong())).thenReturn(sicCodes);
        when(executiveOfficerRepository.findByOrganisationId(anyLong())).thenReturn(executiveOfficers);
        when(organisationAddressRepository.findByOrganisationIdAndAddressType(anyLong(), any(AddressType.class)))
                .thenReturn(Collections.singletonList(organisationAddress));
        when(organisationRepository.save(any(Organisation.class))).thenReturn(organisationData);
        when(organisationMapper.mapToResource(any(Organisation.class))).thenReturn(organisationDataResource);

        ServiceResult<OrganisationResource> result = service.syncCompaniesHouseDetails(organisationResource);

        assertTrue(result.isSuccess());

        OrganisationResource resultOrganisation = result.getSuccess();

        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getDateOfIncorporation(), resultOrganisation.getDateOfIncorporation());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getSicCodes(), resultOrganisation.getSicCodes());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getExecutiveOfficers(), resultOrganisation.getExecutiveOfficers());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getAddresses(), resultOrganisation.getAddresses());

        verify(sicCodeRepository, times(1)).deleteAll(sicCodes);
        verify(executiveOfficerRepository, times(1)).deleteAll(executiveOfficers);
        verify(addressRepository, times(1)).delete(any(Address.class));
        verify(organisationAddressRepository, times(1)).delete(any(OrganisationAddress.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void syncCompaniesHouseDetailsUpdatesDetails() {
        LocalDate date = LocalDate.now();
        OrganisationResource organisationResource = newOrganisationResource().build();
        Organisation organisation = newOrganisation()
                .withDateOfIncorporation(date)
                .build();
        List<SicCode> existingSicCodes = newOrganisationSicCode()
                .withSicCode("12345", "67890")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisation.setSicCodes(existingSicCodes);
        List<ExecutiveOfficer>  existingExecutiveOfficers = newOrganisationExecutiveOfficer()
                .withName("Name-1", "Name-2")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisation.setExecutiveOfficers(existingExecutiveOfficers);
        Address existingAddress = newAddress()
                .withAddressLine1("address line 1")
                .withAddressLine2("address line 2")
                .withAddressLine3("address line 3")
                .withTown("town")
                .withCounty("county")
                .withCountry("country")
                .withPostcode("postcode")
                .build();
        AddressType existingAddressType = newAddressType()
                .withId(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.getId())
                .withName(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.name())
                .build();
        OrganisationAddress existingOrganisationAddress = newOrganisationAddress()
                .withAddress(existingAddress)
                .withAddressType(existingAddressType)
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build();
        organisation.setAddresses(Collections.singletonList(existingOrganisationAddress));

        Organisation organisationData = newOrganisation()
                .withDateOfIncorporation(date)
                .build();
        List<SicCode> updatedSicCodes = newOrganisationSicCode()
                .withSicCode("12345", "67890")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisationData.setSicCodes(updatedSicCodes);
        List<ExecutiveOfficer> updatedExecutiveOfficers = newOrganisationExecutiveOfficer()
                .withName("Name-1", "Name-2")
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build(2);
        organisationData.setExecutiveOfficers(updatedExecutiveOfficers);
        Address updatedAddress = newAddress()
                .withAddressLine1("address line 1")
                .withAddressLine2("address line 2")
                .withAddressLine3("address line 3")
                .withTown("town")
                .withCounty("county")
                .withCountry("country")
                .withPostcode("postcode")
                .build();
        AddressType updatedAddressType = newAddressType()
                .withId(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.getId())
                .withName(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.name())
                .build();
        OrganisationAddress updatedOrganisationAddress = newOrganisationAddress()
                .withAddress(updatedAddress)
                .withAddressType(updatedAddressType)
                .withOrganisation(organisation)
                .build();
        organisationData.setAddresses(Collections.singletonList(updatedOrganisationAddress));

        OrganisationResource organisationDataResource = newOrganisationResource()
                .withDateOfIncorporation(date)
                .build();
        List<OrganisationSicCodeResource> sicCodeResources = newOrganisationSicCodeResource()
                .withSicCode("12345", "67890")
                .withOrganisation(organisationDataResource.getId())
                .build(2);
        organisationDataResource.setSicCodes(sicCodeResources);
        List<OrganisationExecutiveOfficerResource> executiveOfficerResources = newOrganisationExecutiveOfficerResource()
                .withName("Name-1", "Name-2")
                .withOrganisation(organisationDataResource.getId())
                .build(2);
        organisationDataResource.setExecutiveOfficers(executiveOfficerResources);
        AddressResource addressResource = newAddressResource()
                .withAddressLine1("address line 1")
                .withAddressLine2("address line 2")
                .withAddressLine3("address line 3")
                .withTown("town")
                .withCounty("county")
                .withCountry("country")
                .build();
        AddressTypeResource addressTypeResource = newAddressTypeResource()
                .withId(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.getId())
                .withName(OrganisationAddressType.REGISTERED.name())
                .build();
        OrganisationAddressResource organisationAddressResource = newOrganisationAddressResource()
                .withAddress(addressResource)
                .withAddressType(addressTypeResource)
                .withOrganisation(organisationDataResource.getId())
                .build();
        organisationDataResource.setAddresses(Collections.singletonList(organisationAddressResource));

        when(organisationRepository.findById(anyLong())).thenReturn(Optional.of(organisation));
        when(organisationMapper.mapToDomain(any(OrganisationResource.class))).thenReturn(organisationData);
        when(sicCodeRepository.findByOrganisationId(anyLong())).thenReturn(existingSicCodes);
        when(executiveOfficerRepository.findByOrganisationId(anyLong())).thenReturn(existingExecutiveOfficers);
        when(organisationAddressRepository.findByOrganisationIdAndAddressType(anyLong(), any(AddressType.class)))
                .thenReturn(Collections.singletonList(existingOrganisationAddress));
        when(organisationRepository.save(any(Organisation.class))).thenReturn(organisationData);
        when(organisationMapper.mapToResource(any(Organisation.class))).thenReturn(organisationDataResource);

        ServiceResult<OrganisationResource> result = service.syncCompaniesHouseDetails(organisationResource);

        assertTrue(result.isSuccess());

        OrganisationResource resultOrganisation = result.getSuccess();

        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getDateOfIncorporation(), resultOrganisation.getDateOfIncorporation());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getSicCodes(), resultOrganisation.getSicCodes());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getExecutiveOfficers(), resultOrganisation.getExecutiveOfficers());
        assertEquals(organisationDataResource.getAddresses(), resultOrganisation.getAddresses());

        verify(sicCodeRepository, times(1)).deleteAll(existingSicCodes);
        verify(executiveOfficerRepository, times(1)).deleteAll(existingExecutiveOfficers);
        verify(addressRepository, times(1)).delete(any(Address.class));
        verify(organisationAddressRepository, times(1)).delete(any(OrganisationAddress.class));
    }
}

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Q: Allowing user to write how many inputs does he want to put in A few days ago I wanted to participate in a coding challenge but I really struggled with an essential task and that´s making inputs. My code Should work like this:
The user should input number T, then he should write T-times, number N, and on the next row N (random) numbers. Input and output tables may look like this.
T
N
(numbers)
For example:
2 (T)
4 (first N)
1 2 5 3 (four numbers because the first N is 4)
4 (second N)
4 4 6 8 (three numbers because the second N is 4)
And then code will take this and process it into an output but that´s not so problematic...
I tried to code this in javascript (with node.js and deadline or prompt) and python but I failed with both. Here you can see the code that I used:
const prompt = require("prompt");
let stepT = 0;
let stepN = 0;

prompt.start();
prompt.get(["T"], function (err, T) {
    reqN(T.T);
});

const reqN = T => {
    prompt.get(["N"], (err, N) => {
        console.log("I got N");
        let cisla = reqNumbers(T);
        if (++stepT < T) reqN(T);
        else stepT = 0;
    });
};

const reqNumbers = T => {
    prompt.get(["numbers"], (err, num) => {
        console.log("I got numbers");
        let cisla = num.numbers.split(" ");
        console.log(cisla);
        if (++stepN < T) reqNumbers(T);
        else stepN = 0;
        return cisla;
    });
};

(this code is using Javascript and node.js with prompt)
const readline = require('readline');

const rl = readline.createInterface({
  input: process.stdin,
  output: process.stdout
});

rl.question('', (count) => {
    for (let i = 0; i < count; i++)
    {   rl.question('', (answer) => {
            console.log(answer);
        });
    };
  rl.close();
});

(in this code I tried to use readline in a for loop so that I could allow the user to say how many inputs does he want to put.)
Both failed. And while the readline one is failing to do anything, the prompt-y one does this:
First, it wants T, then it wants N, that´s all alright. But then it should want numbers from me(as I wrote in the example) but it wants the second N and what is fascinating, when I should write the second N it looks like I can´t write one character at the time but only TWO! It looks like there are two prompts opened. And then it wants numbers where I again, can only write two characters at the time.
This is not the first time I have this problem so that´s why I decided to write here... If anyone can help I would really be thankful.

A: The easiest way to get user input is with prompt-sync:
const prompt = require('prompt-sync')();

let T = Number(prompt('Enter T'));

for (let i = 0; i < T; i++) {
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Jacky's launching new grab-and-go restaurant concept: Jacky's Burrito Express
Jeremy Fugleberg
Argus Leader
Love eating at Jacky's restaurants in Sioux Falls? Get ready for fast Jacky's.
Say hello to Jacky's Burrito Express.
Jacky Van Loh, the owner of the local Guatemalan-style eateries, is building a new restaurant concept in a West 12th Street strip mall, offering modestly priced grab-and-go burritos.
"We're trying to give a little more lower priced burrito so people can have a taste of Jacky's burritos," said Roberto Lopez, Van Loh's restaurant manager.
It's a new restaurant concept for Van Loh, who has found success with a more traditional sit-down restaurant, with three Jacky's open around Sioux Falls.
More: Secret Fork: Jacky's pleases the palate
The menu isn't yet finalized, but Lopez said the burritos will be priced at between $6-$8.
Lopez said the first location, under construction at 2315 W. 12th Street, in a strip mall that also contains a Tomacelli's Pizza, could serve as a model for future expansion plans.
"We'll see what happens with the first one," Lopez said.
The Burrito Express on West 12th Street won't just be grab-and-go. It will include seating for about 50 patrons – just no servers. Lopez said the order approach will be simiar to Qdoba, where you make your order and take your food to your seat.
Jacky's is becoming something of a Guatamalan restaurant empire in Sioux Falls. The first location on East 8th Street, opened in 2009, is still going strong.
More: FromGuatamala to Sioux Falls: a long immigration road
The original restaurant since been joined by a location on Benson Road in 2015 and East 10th Street last year.
But the Burrito Express concept would be Jacky's first foray into the west side of Sioux Falls.
"We have people asking about the west side and we keep moving toward the west over there," Lopez said.
The new location is tentatively planned to open in late August or early September.
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Added on 12/18/2014 Sara Pokorny Christmas , musical , Scranton , Scranton Cultural Center
'The Happy Elf' Nice List: Meet director Bill Mutimer
It's been a long – but fun – process, and it will all come to a head with a pointy hat on top on Dec. 19 when "The Happy Elf" opens at the Scranton Cultural Center.
"The Happy Elf" is a musical comedy by Grammy Award-winning and Tony Award-nominated composer and lyricist Harry Connick, Jr. The show follows Eubie the Elf, one of Santa's helpers who wants to spread Christmas joy to the town of Bluesville, a place that's straight-up miserable.
The production process has been underway for months, resulting in nearly 90 actors, from kindergarten age to adults and from local areas, being cast in September.
We caught up with several other busy "elves" – those who have been working tirelessly on the show to make it one of the most spectacular, unique, and heartwarming productions to cross the Cultural Center's stage – and created a series called the "Nice List" to introduce them to the public. All this week, we've had Q&As with the crew members – last, but certainly not least, is director Bill Mutimer.
Bill Mutimer
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Favorite holiday movie: "The Holiday."
Favorite holiday cookie: Cut-out sugar cookies.
Best present ever received for the holiday: A theatre trip to London.
NEPA SCENE: If you were one of Santa's elves, what type of toys would you most like to build?
BILL MUTIMER: Musical ones.
NS: What has been your previous theater experience?
BM: I have a BFA and MFA from the Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati. I've been performing since I was 7. I lived in New York City and did the "actor" thing for many years. I've been an artistic director for two different theatre companies: Main Street Theatre and Studio 109. I owned my own theater as well.
NS: You're directing quite a large cast. What are some of the challenges that come along with that?
BM: Traffic patterns and more traffic patterns. Also making sure everyone has their moment in the show where they are highlighted or stand out in some way.
NS: With a name like "The Happy Elf," one might expect this is a show just for children. Is it truly, though?
BM: No, it is truly a family show, one that everyone will find something that they like and connect to! It truly will put you in the holiday mood and really emphasizes the strength of family and that it's not just about the presents, but carrying the holiday spirit with us throughout the year.
NS: What was it like working with Harry Connick, Jr. on this project?
BM: Awesome! Harry is a true team player and is great to work with. He is truly all about the collaboration and working as a team. He has his opinions and knows what he is looking for, but he also is open to listening and taking ideas as well.
NS: There are so many Christmas tales out there this time of year. What sets "The Happy Elf" apart from the rest?
BM: Number one is the music. Come on, it's Harry Connick, Jr., so of course his music is amazing! But also, the story is so great: funny and touching and has a great message about the importance of family and friends. It is a great time for young and old!
Harry Connick, Jr.'s "The Happy Elf"
Location: Scranton Cultural Center (420 N. Washington Ave., Scranton)
Dates: Dec. 19-21, 26-28
Cost: $18-$42
For a complete list of show times, visit thehappyelf.org.
by Sara Pokorny
Sara is a NEPA native, New England transplant - marketing whiz by day, journalist by night. Lover of all things food and fashion.
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Home/Politics/I am not God – Ben Ephson speaks after his predictions failed
I am not God – Ben Ephson speaks after his predictions failed
Ghana's all-time best Pollster, Ben Ephson has hit back at those criticizing him over failed predictions in the just ended National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary primaries indicating that he is not God to get it that perfect.
"People say John Dumelo will lose and he has won so my credibility is as at stake. I am not God…I am a servant of God that is what people forget. I do research. If they say people say it is obvious then they are naïve. I could have listed hundred constituencies which were obvious", he revealed in an interview with GHOne TV monitored by bestnewsghana.com
The Managing Editor of the Daily Dispatch Newspaper had earlier predicted Member of Parliament (MP) for Ningo-Prampram Constituency Sam Nartey George and the former Gender Minister, Nana Oye Lithur, will lose in the primaries.
His argument was that Nana Oye Lithur's former deputy, Rachel Appoh, was out to blur the chances of Oye Lithur, adding the bad blood between the two gives Oyen Lithur's contender Mohammed Adamu Ramadan a better chance in the Adentan primaries.
"I will be surprised if Nana Oye wins…given the way Nana Oye is going about it and Ramadan, learning a few things," he shared.
In the case of Sam George, Mr. Ephson noted that the former MP for Ningo Prampram, ET Mensah, would be the major factor to affect his chances.
"Things have built up and it is very difficult for him. Last time he was an underdog, this time if Sam George wins, I will be surprised.
"He's done very well but this time the odds are against him. ET, love him or hate him, is a factor in Ningo Prampram," he commented.
It however turned out that most of those he reported were bound to lose won with the exception of Nana Oye Lithur attracting trolls on social media by a section of Ghanaians who say he has become stale in his predictions.
Source:bestnewsghana.com
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sorry about that, there was indeed an inhuman update last week and this week.
i hate to do a bare bones update (ie, i haven't updated the fanart galleries or the art galleries or even uploaded the contura write-up yet) but my dad, stepmom and stepsister just arrived in town yesterday and will be here for about a week. since they live pretty far south from us (alabama to massachusetts) this is a rare visit and i don't want to waste any time!
so that's the end of arc 10. this is also the first time i've uploaded a 'back cover' to an arc, which has twofold reasoning behind it. one- someday i plan on releasing this in dead tree format (ie, paper comics) so having a back cover is advantageous. two, i knew my dad was coming up and so two weeks of cover art buy me a little time to spend with family i rarely see.
as an aside, if you don't feel like opening two tabs you can see a thumbnail of the back and front covers (drawn almost exactly a year apart) forming a panorama over here.
the next arc is pre-planned with about two months of pages pre-sketched, so we'll be ready to jump right in when that kicks off.
oh! and i forgot to mention! thanks to donations to the Scanner Fund over the past few months, i managed to replace my old scanner with a new one. this means i can begin re-scanning the pages for arc 2 and 3, retooling the script, and preparing it for publication. wooo!


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Lokodia és una llengua que es parla a l'estat de Bayelsa, al sud de Nigèria. Es parla a la LGA de Yenagoa. L'okodia és parlat per les persones del grup humà dels okodies.

L'okodia és una llengua que pertany al grup lingüístic de les llengües ijo occidentals, que són llengües ijoid. Les altres llengües d'aquest grup lingüístic són el biseni i l'oruma, que també es parlen al sud de Nigèria.

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L'okodia és una llengua vigorosa (6a); tot i que no està estandarditzada, és parlada per persones de totes les edats i generacions. Els seus parlants també parlen la llengua izon.

Població i religió
El 60% dels 8000 okodies són cristians; d'aquests, el 70% són protestants i el 30% catòlics. El 40% dels okodies restants creuen en religions tradicionals africanes.

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Llengües ijo
Llengües de Bayelsa


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I campionati mondiali di ginnastica ritmica sono la massima competizione internazionale di ginnastica ritmica.

Sono organizzati dalla Federazione Internazionale di Ginnastica (FIG). La prima edizione risale al 1963. Nel corso degli anni è variata la denominazione, la frequenza e la tipologia di eventi ospitati.

Fino al 1975 si chiamavano campionati mondiali di ginnastica moderna, dal 1977 al 1997 campionati mondiali di ginnastica ritmica sportiva; l'attuale denominazione è stata assunta nel 1998.

Dal 2003 hanno cadenza biennale e sono assegnati 9 titoli (5 individuali, 3 di gruppo, 1 a squadre). Le gare individuali prevedono il concorso completo e 4 gare con singolo attrezzo, le gare di gruppo prevodono il concorso completo, una gara con cinque attrezzi uguali, una gara con due attrezzi (in misura di 3 + 2). Gli attrezzi ammessi sono quelli stabiliti dalla federazione con cadenza biennale.

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Concorso individuale

Concorso a squadre

Medagliere storico

Medagliere aggiornato alla XXXVII edizione (Baku 2019).

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 Campionati mondiali juniores di ginnastica ritmica

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