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What We Learned: Season reviews begin to come out
As the offseason enters its second day, reviews of the season are starting to come out, and offseason planning is in the early stages. We discuss that and more in today's What We Learned.
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Adam McCalvy of Brewers.com has his review of the 2015 season up now. His season review looks at the high points and low points of the year, as well as names some of the best players for the Brewers in 2015.
David Stearns' first day as Brewers GM was highlighted by the dismissal of five coaches, but there's still a lot more to be done this offseason. Adam McCalvy looks at what Stearns has to work with right now and what decisions he will have to make this offseason.
Over in the FanPosts, Aaron128 looks at what players could potentially be traded at the Winter Meetings this year.
The Brewers have previously had a top five pick 12 times in their history. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel has a full list of players that the Brewers have drafted in the top five.
Nicholas Zettel of Disciples of Uecker looks at the standings for the Brewers based on runs scored and runs allowed, as well as park factors and other improvements seen in the 2015 season.
Reviewing the Brew began grading the seasons of the 2015 Brewers, giving Francisco Rodriguez an A and Adam Lind a B.
Ryan Braun has been named as the Brewers nominee for the 2015 Hank Aaron Award. Voting online is now open and will remain open until October 11.
Minor League Update
Marcus Young of Miller Park Prospects has a review of the Timber Rattlers season.
Postseason Update
AL Wild Card Game
Astros @ Yankees - 7:00 pm
Dallas Keuchel vs. Masahiro Tanaka
Around Baseball
The Athletics promoted GM Billy Bean to executive vice president of baseball operations and and assistant GM David Frost to the GM position.
Astros outfielder Carlos Gomez expects to play in tonight's Wild Card game. He had missed several games with a strained intercostal muscle, including the final weekend of the regular season.
The Nationals fired manager Matt Williams and his entire coaching staff following their failed attempt to make the playoffs. Williams had been named Manager of the Year in the 2014 season.
Yankees starting pitcher CC Sabathia has checked himself into an alcohol rehabilitation center and will not be available for the postseason.
The Athletics fight to move to San Jose may be over. The Supreme Court rejected the petition to hear the Athletics case against MLB for blocking a potential move to San Jose.
The winner of jersey sales this season is Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant, who led the league in sales throughout the 2015 season. Giants teammates Madison Bumgarner and Buster Posey came in second and third.
This year's playoff field features a mix of high-payroll teams and low-payroll teams. Chris Schubert of MLB Daily Dish notes that playoff teams this year spent an average of $1.6 million per win.
What World Series matchup do you want to see? With the playoffs set to begin today, Mike Oz of Big League Stew ranked all 25 potential World Series matchups.
The hiring of young managers has been on the rise in recent years, but is it a good idea to hire one without managerial experience? Mike Bates of SB Nation believes that the Matt Williams experiment in Washington is evidence of why hiring managers with no prior experience in the minors is a bad idea.
It was only a matter of time before daily fantasy sports had a scandal come up to question the integrity of the game. Recently, a DraftKings employee won $350,000 on competitor site FanDuel, and it has raised questions about how the games are handled and what additional regulation is needed.
MLB's efforts to drop the time of games has succeeded a little. The average time of a game fell six minutes this year to 2 hours, 56 minutes. In addition, in the minor leagues, where pitch clocks were used, the drop was even more drastic.


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UTILISATION OF WATER AND PROTECTION OF WATERS FROM POLLUTION, 2021
In 2021, water supply reached a total of 45 097 184 thousand m3, in which the share of sections B Mining and quarrying and C Manufacturing was 0.1%, while the share of section D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply was 99.9%.
A total of 45 097 184 thousand m3 of water was used in 2021. Out of that volume, 99.0% was used for production, while 1.0% was used for cooling.
In 2021, the total volume of waste water was 20 112 thousand m3. Of that, a total of 2.5% of waste water was discharged from section B Mining and quarrying, 94.0% from section C Manufacturing and 3.5% from section D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply.
In 2021, a total of 12 278 thousand m3 of treated waste water was discharged.
According to the NKD 2007. sections, 3.0% of the total volume of treated waste water was discharged from section B Mining and quarrying, 92.4% from section C Manufacturing and 4.5% from section D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply.
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The survey is harmonised with the requirements of the joint questionnaire of the OECD and Eurostat – JQ OECD/Eurostat – Inland water questionnaire and a part of data are not comparable with those in previous First Releases.
1 WATER SUPPLY, BY TYPE OF WATER INTAKE STRUCTURE AND ACCORDING TO NKD 2007., 2021
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Total Public water supply system Own water intake structure
Groundwaters Surface waters and sea
Total 45 097 184 11 366 73 282 45 012 536
B Mining and quarrying 2 632 274 620 1 738
C Manufacturing 57 346 11 012 8 335 37 999
D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 45 037 206 80 64 327 44 972 799
2 WATER UTILISATION, BY PURPOSE AND ACCORDING TO NKD 2007., 2021
Total For technological process For sanitary and other purposes
For production For cooling
Total 45 097 184 44 651 220 439 052 6 912
B Mining and quarrying 2 632 786 1 697 149
C Manufacturing 57 346 20 713 29 983 6 650
D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 45 037 206 44 629 721 407 372 113
3 DISCHARGE OF UTILISED WATER (WASTEWATER), ACCORDING TO NKD-u 2007., 20211)
Total Untreated waste water Treated waste water
Total 20 112 7 834 12 278
B Mining and quarrying 495 122 373
C Manufacturing 18 908 7 559 11 349
D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 709 153 556
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Q: Partitioning Data by Year and Month based on long based date column using Pyspark I have the following dataframe
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I want to store the data in this dataframe partioned by year and months based on the created_date column.
newDataframe=originaldataframe.select(col("id"),col("name"),col("school"),col("subject"),date_format(from_unixtime(col["created_date"]/1000,"MM-dd-yyyy"),"MM-dd-yyyy")).cast('date')
    dataframePationed= newDataframe.withColumn("year", year(newDataframe.created_date)).withColumn("month", month(newDataframe.created_date)).drop("created_date")
    dataframePationed.write.partitionBy("year", "month").format("csv").save("path/to/partion/data")

But after long data type is converted date format if I try to print createdDate column value is shown as null. How can I achieve this correctly?

A: If we change date format to any format other than spark's default format("yyyy-MM-dd") and use cast method on converted column then you will get null.
You can try any oneof below code:
to_date(from_unixtime(col["created_date"]/1000))
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24 December, 2019 World
The state of turbulence in the Middle East
As American hegemony wanes, America's regional alliances unravel
11 September, 2019 World
Iranian strategic culture and hybrid warfare
Iran's hybrid expansionism in the Middle East, the 'Shi'a axis' and Russia: from soft power competition to hard confrontation with the US
31 January, 2019 World
Evil legitimized
Who benefits and who loses from US troops withdrawal from Syria
7 December, 2017 World
Russia moves to the desert
How the Kremlin is building up its presence in the Middle East
The Tragedy of Syria: Three Lessons We Have to Draw
The stance of all important players is like a naughty joke in the face of a humanitarian disaster
Turkey Between West And Mid-East
Creeping authoritarianism and state-engineered Islamization can estrange Turkey from its Western neighbors and embroil it even more closely in the turmoil in the Middle East
27 November, 2012 Security
Mutual Miscalculations
Random attacks, usually carried out by individual Palestinian militants and not authorised by the Hamas-controlled Government in Gaza, have been going on sporadically for months. Why therefore did Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister, decide to respond now in a way clearly calculated to cause uproar in the poor and overcrowded Gaza Strip and prompt a likely terroristand militant response?
1 November, 2012 Security
A War Against the People
In his exlusive interview for The Ukrainian Week, Yasser Abboud, a leader of the Free Syrian Army, talks about the struggle with the Assad regime
Iraq: Turning into an Authoritarian State
Charles Tripp, Professor of Politics with reference to the Middle East, at the School of Oriental and African Studies, explains The Ukrainian Week what the quasi-democratic facade of Iraq policy conceals and what challenges Baghdad will face soon
29 March, 2012 Security
Chaos in Syria Could Spark Another Civil War in Lebanon
Political analyst Chris Zambelis shares his opinion on the effect of Syrian revolt on Lebanon with The Ukrainian Week
28 December, 2011 Security
Turkish Success — Caught Between Europe and the Middle East
The Turkey/Cyprus Project Director Hugh Pope shared with The Ukrainian Week his opinion on geopolitical ambitions of Turkey, Turkey-EU relations, Kurds issue and confrontation with Israel
Syria: the barrier of fear has been broken
Josef Olmert, a well-known political scholar, shares his opinion on the potential outcome of the conflict between the government and opposition in Syria and the difference between the uprisings in Syria and Lybia
5 July, 2011 Security
Former Enemies Find Common Ground on Kurdish Rebels
Political scientist Chris Zambelis is an author, researcher, and analyst with Helios Global, Inc., a risk management group based in the Washington, DC area. He specializes in Middle East politics. The opinions expressed here are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of Helios Global, Inc.
14 June, 2011 Security
The Fear Is Moving The House Of Saud
Despite of king's prohibition of demonstrations, the wave of "Arab spring" is reaching the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Ukrainian Week has an opportunity to interview famous Brazilian political scientist Pepe Escobar on the current events in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
31 March, 2011 Society
Social Media And Facebook Revolutions
The British media expert Michael Binyon speaks about the potential of social media and the need to preserve live communication with real people
25 February, 2011 Politics
The Orange Revolution: Lessons for the Middle East
What lessons does the Ukrainian Revolution of 2004 provide?
3 February, 2011 Security
Iran: Middle East May be Bound for a Destabilizing Explosion


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Institutionalizing and Operationalizing Racial Equity in City Hall, Community and Beyond
The focus of our Closing the Gaps Network is to convene a community of changemakers and racial equity sparkplugs who are ready and willing to use their power to shift policy and practices in local government to close the racial wealth and income gaps, among other goals.
Lucky for us, we are not starting from scratch. There are people and places across the country changing policies and practices to intentionally center and achieve better outcomes from Black and brown people. In this resource we will highlight some of our favorite stories of policy and practice change within local governments and communities. These stories all illustrate tangible changes to our local policies and practice that have actually resulted in better outcomes from people of color.
One of the biggest takeaways we've had in compiling this group of stories is that racial equity is truly a process and not an outcome. It's a daily practice that takes intentionality and purpose to truly integrate across systems and practices. We cannot assume that a single policy or practice change is enough to say we have done all there is to do to achieve equity. It is a process and can only happen over time.
We additionally identified multiple themes weaved throughout these stories including:
-Changing Decisionmakers & the Decision-making process for Racial Equity
-Changing Policy and Practice to Advance Racial Equity
Please see the index in the pdf for a key that will help identify these themes throughout the resource.
Some of these stories are from our work and experience with the changemakers and cities highlighted and others are stories of victory from across the country. These stories but are specific to how decision making processes are being challenged and changed to create more accountability to the community, normalizing conversation about race and its critical role in our systems and the prioritization of racial equity within leadership. These are stories exemplary of how behavior change can lead to policy change and how both must go hand in hand.
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Āghel Kamar (persiska: آغل کمر, Āghol Kamar) är en ort i Iran.   Den ligger i provinsen Khorasan, i den nordöstra delen av landet,  km öster om huvudstaden Teheran. Āghel Kamar ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Āghel Kamar är platt åt nordost, men åt sydväst är den kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är Kūh-e Zīnj Berdū,  meter över havet,  km sydväst om Āghel Kamar. Runt Āghel Kamar är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Sefīd Sang,  km norr om Āghel Kamar. Trakten runt Āghel Kamar består till största delen av jordbruksmark.

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agencies, toll road authorities, local agencies, design/builders and public/private partnerships. Simmons will also support Huitt-Zollars in expanding their services and client base. As TxDOT's Deputy Executive Director for the last ten years, Simmons was responsible for the Texas' highway, transit, toll, aviation and motor carrier programs. In that capacity, Simmons consistently developed innovative solutions to resolve challenges that faced the agency and its transportation partners. Prior to serving as Deputy Executive Director, Simmons served as District Engineer for TxDOT's Fort Worth District and Deputy District Engineer for the Houston District.
After earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Houston in 1981, Simmons joined TxDOT's Houston District in 1982 as a project manager in the Northwest Harris/Waller Area Office. He became a licensed professional engineer in 1986 and progressed through several positions within the Houston District. He was named deputy district engineer for the Houston District in 1993. He was named to the post of Fort Worth district engineer in June 1998. In that post he served on the Regional Transportation Council of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, working to solve transportation issues in the region.
Under his leadership, the Ft. Worth District received the Design Excellence Award for a Metropolitan District in 1998, 1999 and 2000. Simmons served on the Civil and Environmental Engineering Advisory Boards for the University of Houston and the University of Texas at Arlington. In 2005, Simmons became the first University of Houston graduate to receive both the Engineering Alumni Association's Distinguished Young Engineering Alumnus Award (1997) and the Distinguished Engineering Alumnus Award (2005).
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Monty Python Legend Terry Jones Has Died At Age 77
A Look Inside Chip And Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Empire
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From the moment of their first appearance on HGTV in 2013, Chip and Joanna Gaines have transfixed the nation. They singlehandedly put Waco, Texas, on the map as a tourist destination. They brought the word "shiplap" into our everyday vocabulary. And they are the epitome of #relationshipgoals with their playful banter and obvious devotion to each other and their family.
Starting with a single flip, the charming couple has built a kingdom worth millions. However, they are so genuine, down-to-earth and just plain adorable that we can't even be jealous. Take a look at the awe-inspiring empire this duo has designed together.
Family and Farm
Of all their ventures, none matter as much to Chip and Joanna as their children. The family lives on a 40-acre farm in a suburb of Waco, Texas.
"Family is the most important thing in the world," Joanna told People. She has also said that their fifth child, baby Crew, gave her a second wind.
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Long before they were household names, Chip and Joanna were dabbling in renovation and design. They flipped their first house as newlyweds in 2003. These days, they are more into designing and building homes from the ground up, such as this modern farmhouse Joanna shared on Instagram.
We designed and built this modern styled farmhouse that is now officially on the market! Swipe to see more pics and find out all the details and info at @magnoliarealtytexas
A post shared by Joanna Stevens Gaines (@joannagaines) on Jan 19, 2019 at 3:28pm PST
'Fixer Upper'
In 2003, a fresh-faced, relatively-unknown married couple attempted to renovate a dilapidated 1930s house in Waco for another family. And, boy, did they succeed. Before long, more viewers were tuning in to watch Chip and "JoJo" work their makeover magic for five seasons until they made the bittersweet announcement that they were bidding farewell to the show.
As fans were wondering where they would turn for their shiplap fix, HGTV announced a new show. "Fixer Upper: Behind the Design" debuted in March 2018. The spinoff takes viewers behind the scenes with unique, never-before-seen footage of their favorite renovations.
In 2015, Chip and Joanna introduced the world to their newest remodel. The couple purchased a property that housed two abandoned cottonseed silos and a 20,000-square-foot barn. They transformed the Waco landmark into a shop where visitors could procure goods for their own homes. Not only did they love the rustic appearance of the property, but they also appreciated its proximity to their children's school.
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Shoppers at the Silos can enjoy a sweet treat in the adjacent bakery. The bakery opened in 2016, serving beverages and baked goods, such as the vanilla-on-vanilla "Shiplap Cupcake." Of course, the bakery features Joanna's design touches as well.
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Magnolia Store Warehouse Shop
Long before the Silos were a shopping venue, Joanna had a retail store. Affectionately called the Little Shop on Bosque, the couple purchased the store in 2003. As you can see in her Instagram post below, Joanna once peddled home decor pieces and fashion accessories in the shop, which now houses overstocked, discontinued or damaged items.
HUGE sale is today!!!! Stop by the shop and get some good stuff. Open til 5pm today!!! 3801 n bosque
A post shared by Joanna Stevens Gaines (@joannagaines) on Mar 6, 2014 at 7:20am PST
Magnolia Table Restaurant
In 2018, the Gaines family opened their restaurant, Magnolia Table. The eatery serves breakfast and lunch with a combination of old fashioned and on-trend dishes, such as buttermilk biscuits with sausage gravy and lemon-lavender donut holes. Ingredients come from Joanna's garden on the farm as well as local vendors.
Rise and shine—it's time for breakfast! #MagnoliaTable
A post shared by Magnolia (@magnolia) on Jul 24, 2018 at 7:23am PDT
'Magnolia Table' Cookbook
Shortly after the restaurant's debut, Joanna published a cookbook of the same name. As with everything else she creates, the recipes are a blend of homey, traditional dishes and modern, distinctive ingredients. Joanna's heartwarming stories and the mouthwatering pictures don't hurt, either.
Hearth & Hand At Target
In 2017, Chip and Jo partnered with Target stores to create the Hearth & Hand line of products. The housewares and home decor items are nested inside of a charming 12-foot-tall house structure at some stores. The product line has included everything from stoneware to Christmas ornaments to pajamas for the whole family.
'The Magnolia Story'
For fans who were craving more details of the husband-and-wife team's life, the couple co-wrote a book, with the help of author Mark Dagostino. The autobiography tells of their life together, from how they met up to their current success. The read delves deep into their personal life, including memories, ups and downs, and even a time when Chip forgot to take the sleeping baby when he ran to the grocery store.
'Capital Gaines'
The books just keep coming, but this one is from Chip's point of view. The subtitle, "Smart Things I Learned Doing Stupid Stuff," gives insight into the autobiography's contents. His off-the-wall strategies, bold decisions and life lessons can be valuable for others with entrepreneurial spirits.
Some of the couple's fixer-uppers stay in the family. In 2015, Chip and Joanna opened Magnolia House, which was designed to be a unique retreat for friends and family visiting from out of town. The historic home was renovated on an episode of the show and comfortably sleeps eight. Their Instagram post about it notes that you can reserve it for later this year:
Anyone planning a trip to Waco this year? Booking for our vacation rentals, Magnolia House and Hillcrest Estate, is opening up soon for July-December 2019, so make sure you're subscribed to our newsletter to find out when! #MagnoliaHouse #HillcrestEstate (subscribe at magnolia.com)
A post shared by Magnolia (@magnolia) on Jan 20, 2019 at 4:09pm PST
With the overwhelming success of Magnolia House, the Gaineses decided to procure one more vacation rental. Another historic property, the couple worked to keep the old-world charm in this renovation. The stunning home in the heart of Waco sleeps 12, and as you can see from their Instagram post, the guest rooms are as stylish as you'd expect:
It's almost time to open booking (Jan—June 2018) for Hillcrest Estate so we're giving away another 2-night stay. Enter at magnoliamarket.com/hillcrest-estate-giveaway/ to win a free 2-night stay, a $500 gift card to Magnolia Market, and an exclusive rooftop tour at Magnolia. The winner will be chosen at random and announced here on October 26th. #HillcrestEstate #MagnoliaStay •••••••••••••••••• NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited. Open to U.S. legal residents 21 years or older. Begins 10:00:01 a.m. CT 10/19/17; ends 04:59:59 p.m. CT 10/26/17. For complete rules and eligibility, visit magnoliamarket.com/hillcrest-estate-giveaway-rules. Sponsor: Magnolia Vacation Rentals, LLC
A post shared by Magnolia (@magnolia) on Oct 19, 2017 at 8:06am PDT
In 2016, the Magnolia Journal hit store shelves and mailboxes. "Fixer Upper" fans can find tips and flip through pages of the magazine for inspiration. The lifestyle publication comes out every quarter.
If you want to find your own fixer-upper (or simply the home of your dreams), you could turn to the realtors of Chip and Joanna's realty business. Magnolia Realty has a team of more than 100 agents that serve clients from Dallas all the way down to Houston. Unfortunately, if you're not home shopping in the great state of Texas, you're out of luck.
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Magnolia Home Furniture
Providing another way for fans to incorporate JoJo's style, Magnolia Home is a line of furniture and accessories from the couple. Options include pieces for bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, offices and entryways. The mix-and-match collection is sold at an array of retailers around the country. Joanna announced the furniture line on her Instagram account:
I'm so excited to launch the newest collection of Magnolia Home Furniture and Accessories to retailers at @highpointmarket this week. So much thought and attention go into every little detail. Here's a sneak peak of some of my favorites from the showroom! These new designs will be available in the fall to retailers nationwide, visit MagnoliaHomeFurniture.com to find a retailer near you! #HPMKT #magnoliahomefurniture
A post shared by Joanna Stevens Gaines (@joannagaines) on Apr 16, 2018 at 10:04am PDT
KILZ Paint Magnolia Home Line
Joanna partnered with KILZ brand to create a line premium paints. The Magnolia Home line includes interior, exterior, trim and cabinetry and chalk style paints, as well as paint brushes. Magnolia posted a pic of Joanna painting a chair to give fans some DIY inspiration with her favorite paint colors, of course:
A few months ago we launched Jo's top 25 shades of paint, and today we're releasing 125 new colors! See all of the colors through the link in profile. #MagnoliaHomePaint
A post shared by Magnolia (@magnolia) on Sep 26, 2016 at 12:57pm PDT
York Coverings Wallpaper
If you prefer paper to paint, Jo's got your walls covered there as well. York Wallcoverings teamed up with Joanna to design an eclectic mix of wallpaper patterns. Designs range from watercolor checks to vintage roses to shiplap, of course. Magnolia posted a photo of one of the patterns:
Wallpaper is a practical, easy way to add pattern, design, and emphasis to any wall in any room. Designed by @joannagaines, there's something in this collection for every space in your home. Tell us! Do you have a favorite print or style? #MagnoliaHomeWallpaper (magnolia.com)
A post shared by Magnolia (@magnolia) on Aug 6, 2018 at 6:16pm PDT
Matilda Jane Clothing
Fans can dress themselves or their kiddos like the Gaines family, thanks to a partnership between Joanna and clothing line Matilda Jane. The mom of five prefers rich colors, nostalgic patterns and whimsical designs. Although her collection began with a focus on girls, she has since added boys' and babies' pieces to the mix.
Matilda Jane
'We Are the Gardeners'
With a small collection of books for adults in their repertoire, the Gaines family decided it was time to include the children. With some help from Drake, Ella, Duke and Emmie Kay, Joanna penned a book for kids titled, "We Are the Gardeners." The watercolor-illustrated story teaches kids about the ups-and-downs of gardening and life in general.
Anthropologie Collaboration
In yet another collaboration, Joanna teamed up with Anthropologie stores. Her 19-piece collection includes pillows and rugs. She also has a similar collection of accessories at Pier 1 stores.
My new line of rugs and pillows with @Anthropologie is out today! I wanted this collection to strike a balance between Anthro's whimsical patterns and bold colors—an aesthetic I've admired for a long time—while still incorporating my love of balance, texture and clean lines. I'm excited to show you what we came up with together. Check out the full collection at Anthropologie.com!
A post shared by Joanna Stevens Gaines (@joannagaines) on Feb 14, 2019 at 10:27am PST
'Homebody'
Yet another book from the "Fixer Upper" family was published in 2018. Joanna's "Homebody" is subtitled, "A guide to creating spaces you never want to leave." Of this addition to their growing library, Joanna told Elle Decor, "I want this book to be a guide to the authentic story that readers want to tell."
Magnolia Kids
As their children are the couple's primary focus, it only makes sense that they would design a product line for the younger set. The Magnolia Kids furniture line combines vintage and modern with kiddos and parents in mind.
"I am just so excited because as a mom, I am always looking for unique pieces that the kids will love and feel like their rooms are cool and fun and fresh," Joanna told Kids Today. "But also as a mom I love the function and design. So for me, knowing my children and how they always have junk out, it is about how do I help keep them organized, but also how do I keep their rooms fresh and fun."
Magnolia Seed & Supply
Another shop that cropped up on the site of the Silos is Magnolia Seed and Supply. Gardening is one of Joanna's favorite hobbies as it allows her quiet time to slow down and reflect. It seems only fitting, then, that the family would open a garden shop with supplies for the whole family, such as fairy garden items.
Don't forget to dig into our Magnolia Seed & Supply shop when you visit the Silos this weekend! #MagnoliaSeedSupply #MagnoliaSilos pic.twitter.com/AuKloIBwIS
— Magnolia (@magnolia) May 18, 2017
The Gaines family is active in giving back to their community as well. Waco's economy has gotten a boost from visitors and the hundreds of jobs the couple's empire has created. The market also has a community center. And when a local church lost its gathering location, Chip offered the use of the market's lawn at no charge.
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Chip's Corner
It might seem as though Joanna gets the most attention in this accounting of the couple's empire. While Chip would likely deem that appropriate, he's not entirely left out. In 2017, he got his own store at the Silos. Chip's Corner offers guy gear, such as tool belts, tees and tumblers.
You might remember Chip and Jo remodeling a craftsmen cottage for the owners of a Waco coffee shop back in 2015. Joanna posted the selfie of her and Chip (below) at the other couple's shop, Common Grounds, when they were filming the episode. The Gaineses might have been inspired, as they broke ground on a coffee shop of their own in March 2019.
The announcement about the shop said it will offer teas and pastries as well.
Filming at our favorite coffee shop today! @commongroundswaco #weheartwaco
A post shared by Joanna Stevens Gaines (@joannagaines) on Jul 9, 2014 at 12:10pm PDT
The Magnolia Network
If that's still not enough Chip and JoJo for you, worry not. They have plans to come back to the small screen. In the fall of 2018, the couple told Jimmy Fallon that they would be getting their own network. Discovery, the parent of "Fixer Upper's" home network, HGTV, will team up with the couple to create the aptly-named Magnolia Network. They have not yet announced details, but we're sure the programming will be inspirational and stunning.
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Recap: Kuzma leads late comeback as Wizards win over Cavs, 97-94
FINAL: WIZARDS 97 | CAVALIERS 94
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WIZARDS: Montrezl Harrell (24), Kyle Kuzma (22), Bradley Beal (13)
CAVALIERS: Ricky Rubio (20), Darius Garland (19), Evan Mobley (19)
Propelled by a clutch run of 3-pointers from Kyle Kuzma in the game's closing minutes, the Wizards defeated the Cavaliers 97-94 on Wednesday night, earning their third consecutive win. The Wizards trailed by five with 90 seconds left in the game before Kuzma and Bradley Beal combined to hit three triples to swing the comeback and earn the win. Montrezl Harrell scored a game-high 24 points to lead the way for Washington while Ricky Rubio came off the bench to lead Cleveland with 20 points.
The Wizards' defense, which ranked fifth in the NBA in defensive rating (103.1) entering Wednesday's game, was dominant early, allowing just two points through the first four minutes of the game. The Washington offense, however, could not take advantage as both teams combined to start the game 4-19 (.210) and 15-43 (.348) in the first quarter overall. A buzzer-beating three at the end of the opening frame from Darius Garland cut Washington's lead to 24-22 heading to the second quarter. Cleveland took the lead on a 3-pointer from Dylan Windler three minutes into the second quarter, but a 10-2 run minutes later, highlighted by a triple from Corey Kispert, put Washington up six with 3:35 left in the first half. From that point until the end of the second quarter, the Cavaliers outscored the Wizards 11-0 and took a 49-44 lead into halftime.
After Washington opened the second half on a quick 5-0 run to tie the game, Cleveland ripped off a 10-0 run of their own to go up by double-digits – the largest lead of the game for either team to that point. After a slow start in the first half, Beal got going mid-way through the third, scoring eight of his 13 total points. Washington cut the lead to three points before Garland got hot to put Cleveland back up by 10 points in the opening minutes of the fourth. Kuzma's fourth 3-pointer of the night pulled the Wizards back within three points with under five minutes to go. After grabbing the rebound off his own miss, Spencer Dinwiddie found Beal in the corner for his first 3-pointer of the night, cutting the Cavaliers lead to 91-89 but a difficult floater from Garland with 30 seconds left put Cleveland up four. After Kuzma knocked down another three to pull within one, Rubio missed one of two free throws, leaving the door open for Washington. On the ensuing possession, Beal found Kuzma alone in the corner for the game-winning 3-pointer.
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Beal entered the game having shot over 44.0% from the field in the last four games and over 58.0% in each of the last two, but struggled to get things going on the offensive end Wednesday in Cleveland. Beal went without a field until the 4:30 mark of the third quarter, missing his first 10 shots of the night. He scored 11 of his 13 points in the second half, highlighted by a clutch three late in the fourth. Beal finished with seven assists – the fifth game in a row he's hit that mark, putting him one game shy of tying the longest such streak of his career. Beal wasn't the only pillar of the Wizards offense to go cold against the Cavaliers. Spencer Dinwiddie finished with 11 points, but also managed to impact the game in other ways. He added 10 rebounds, six assists and was plus-five in 30 minutes.
Harrell, Kuzma come up big
Harrell picked up the slack in the early going as the Wizards' starting guards struggled to get going. In just 11:34 of action in the first half, Harrell totaled 16 points on 5-8 (.625) shooting and 6-6 (1.000) from the free throw to go along with five rebounds. He finished the game with 24 points and secured his fifth double-double of the season on a rebound with 7:15 left in the game. It marked the sixth time this season he led the team in rebounding and the third time he led the team in scoring. It was Kuzma, however, that served as closer for the Wizards, scoring 12 of his 22 points – all on 3-pointers – in the fourth quarter. Wednesday was Kuzma's third-consecutive game hitting three-plus threes and the third time this season he scored over 20 points.
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Bromley was announced winner of the 'Health and Care Integration Award' at the finals of the prestigious MJ Achievement Awards on Friday 17 September 2021.
Two health and care initiatives developed in Bromley received national recognition in the awards: the improved way residents leave hospital and receive the help they need to recover; and the wide-ranging support given to the borough's care homes during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Councillor Diane Smith, Executive Member for Adult Care and Health said: "I am absolutely thrilled and delighted in equal measure that Bromley's partnership work locally has been recognised by this award.
"It is testimony to the amazing staff that we have working within the Council and with our health partners and the voluntary sector, recognising the collaborative way in which we have been working together in recent times. It reinforces our determination to continue to work even more closely moving to the future, in everyone's best interest.
"By establishing a single point of contact hosted by Bromley Healthcare (SPA) as we have, residents are able to leave the Princess Royal University hospital, and other hospitals in South East London, sooner with the appropriate care in place, which is much better for their recovery."
"Secondly, during the pandemic an integrated support programme was quickly offered to all Bromley care homes, supported by testing, PPE, and the timely distribution of central government grants."
Dr Angela Bhan, Place Based Director for Bromley and Consultant in Public Health said: "This is a wonderful example of how working together across health, care and the voluntary sector can improve the experiences of those being discharged and ensure they get the right care at the right time from the right place.
"The Bromley SPA brings together arrangements for discharging our most vulnerable residents from hospital. A multi-disciplinary team considers the health and care needs of each individual to help them fully recover and regain their independence."
Patients recover better and faster if their stay in hospital is kept to a minimum. The One Bromley partnership, which includes health and care service providers as well as the voluntary sector has collaborated to improve the way vulnerable, but medically fit, patients leave hospital and are supported. A 'single point of access for discharge' (SPA) was established to bring together services which previously operated in isolation. This helped cut the time taken to provide appropriate care packages for those who needed them. Beds were freed up and up to £4 million of resources released for other uses for patient care. Also, up to 50 per cent reduction month on month was seen in the number of people being re-admitted to hospital.
The second project highlighted provided the best possible care and support to Bromley's 53 care homes throughout the Covid-19 pandemic with the borough having one of the largest populations of older residents in London. The 'integrated care home support programme' saw a multi-agency professional network provide proactive and reactive support to prevent the spread and impact of the virus in care homes, provide additional training for staff in infection control and deliver additional personal protective equipment.
The One Bromley place based integrated care system, brings together the Council, local NHS health providers, commissioners and the voluntary sector to formally collaborate to deliver better care and ensure more effective and joined up services for Bromley residents. It is part of the wider South East London Integrated Care System.


As detailed last week, the bill would provide a $1.1 billion increase to the NIH over fiscal 2015 levels and $100 million above President Obama's FY16 budget request. This bill would increase the National Cancer Institute budget by $150 million, the National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute budget by $47 million and the National Institute of General Medical Science budget by $70 million. In contrast, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases see a $122 million reduction in their budget. Overall, the bill provides $153 billion in funding for programs that support public health, education and job training. This would represent a reduction from the FY15 level of $3.7 billion.
Ranking Member of the LHHS subcommittee, Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn, said "the bottom line is that this bill is woefully underfunded." She added "it will mean a continued deterioration in services that provide lifelines to millions of people." Rep. DeLauro, the recipient of ASBMB's 2015 Howard K. Schachman Award for Public Service, went on to say "nobody should be surprised at this outcome. It is the tragic end result of yet another inadequate allocation. The only durable solution is to end, once and for all, the culture of austerity, the sequester cuts, and the spending caps." This sentiment was echoed yesterday by the White House as well.
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How Aberdeen, Celtic, Rangers, Dundee United, Hibs and Hearts could have paved the way for golden age of Scottish full-backs
It is decades since there was genuine cause to trot out the old line about how shaking a tree in these parts would see a Scottish centre-back fall out.
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Deliciously, though, recent developments suggest the couthy saying may only need to be updated. Down to the fact that these days it can feel, were you to jiggle such branches, a Scottish full-back would be dislodged. The sprouting of such young coveted performers appears to have no end.
Consider events over the past 24 hours alone. As a deal banking Aberdeen a guaranteed £4.5m fee - with the potential for at least £3m add-ons - for 18-year-old right-back Calvin Ramsay was finalised to take the confident youngster to Liverpool, reports speculated that Bologna could be open to accepting an £18m bid from Arsenal for 20-year-old left-back Aaron Hickey. Such an acquisition, it has been claimed, could result in the Serie A club looking to replace him with Hibs' 20-year-old left back - there is a theme developing here - Josh Doig. And all this is before considering that 20-year-old right-back Nathan Patterson headed to Everton from Rangers in a deal worth an initial £12m in the January window. Doing so as 17-year-old Kerr Smith, who can operate on both flanks, traded Dundee United for Aston Villa's academy the same month. For a sum that could reach £2m.
Now, the transfers for Hearts product Hickey and Doig, as it stands, remain firmly in the realms of the possible. However, should they become reality, with Scotland's kingpin full-backs Andy Robertson and Kieran Tierney already integral performers for Liverpool and Arsenal respectively, Scotland could boast no fewer than eight full-backs – five on the left flank, two on the right, and one a bit of both – in European football's big five leagues. An extraordinary scenario to contemplate. Not least because, in addition, Celtic's Scottish full-backs, right-sided Anthony Ralston and counterpart Greg Taylor on the left, are fresh from club seasons and recent international involvement wherein the pair greatly enhanced their credentials.
Calvin Ramsay's £4.5m move from Aberdeen to Liverpool is pointing to an exciting time for a particular group of young Scottish players. (Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group)
The upshot is that Scotland could have an absolute plethora of top level performers to select from in the full-back areas for the next decade and more. Only Robertson, at the age of 29, is even in the middle part of his career, with Tierney the next 'oldest' at 25, Taylor not reaching that landmark until November, and Ralston still just 23. Of course, this would depend on all of the aforementioned establishing themselves at their respective clubs. And when it comes to the coltish members of the full-back fraternity, that can hardly be a given.
According to those in the know, Smith is a player of enormous potential. Yet, he only made 12 senior starts on Tayside before heading to Birmingham at the start of the year, and since then - understandably, in light of his tender age - he has been restricted to a smatter of outings for Villa's under-23s. It may be that this is what lies immediately ahead of him. More awkwardly, this could be a similar story for Ramsay. The Aberdonian looked every inch the real deal in the two seasons he graced the senior set-up at Pittodrie, his most recent campaign - even as it was hampered by injury - earning him the SFWA young player of the year award. And he certainly believes his career is going only one way, with the teenager boldly stating last month that he feels he can be "as good as" Robertson and Tierney "one day". Fighting talk, the only problem with it is that Ramsay will face an almighty scrap just for game time under Jurgen Klopp.
Consider how his transfer has been portrayed down south. He may have become Aberdeen's record sale, but media reports detailing the move for, essentially, a £4.5m down payment, spoke of Liverpool picking him up for a "bargain fee". That is the world he has now entered. Moreover, it is a domain in which he won't just vie with the stand-out Trent Alexander-Arnold for minutes. A 23-year-old declared only yesterday by Ajax winger Anthony as "one of the best defenders in the world", and who plundered 19 assists in his 47 appearances last season. A return delivered as Klopp's men came within a whisker of a quadruple in capturing both cups only to lose out on the title on the last day, before succumbing to Real Madrid in the Champions League final. Competition for Ramsay will also come in the form of Joe Gomez … who cost £4m from Charlton seven years ago, when he was the age Liverpool's newest arrival is now.
A cautionary tale for Ramsay and Smith - and, for that matter, Hickey and Doig should they also be on the move in the coming weeks - is provided by Patterson's predicament. The former Rangers player, despite being championed as one of the most exciting Scottish talents in the past decade, is still to feature in the English Premier League despite the travails that enveloped the Goodison Park as they fended off relegation. An added complication for Hickey in the event of being acquired by Arsenal is that he would have none other than the supreme, though injury troubled, former Celtic man Tierney standing in his way.
Hibs' Josh Doig is being monitored by Bologna.
The challenge for the phalanx of young Scottish full-backs on an upwardly-mobile track wherever they end up is to progress from being wanted to being treasured. There is a feeling that Brexit has played a significant part in English clubs, especially, taking chances on fresh-faced potential from north of the border. Whereas shopping across global markets for assets to develop was previously issue-free, the requirement now to seal work permits on such far-from-internationally-established performers makes such market sifting altogether less straightforward. Scotland's fraternity of burgeoning full-backs must seize the opportunities this situation have presented.
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An 84-year-old Stroudsburg man is charged with sexually assaulting a girl under age 16 "for several years," according to what his accuser told police.
Paul C. Kramer was arraigned Tuesday on 33 felony counts and five additional counts, all listed as allegedly occurring between January 2003 and December 2010 in Hamilton Township. Kramer was placed in Monroe County Jail, with bail set at $250,000, and is awaiting a district court hearing.
Police said Kramer has admitted to the sexual abuse.
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require 'test_helper'
require 'rubytus/command'
require 'rubytus/info'

class TestRubytusCommand < MiniTest::Test
  include Rubytus::Mock
  include Rubytus::StorageHelper
  include Goliath::TestHelper

  def setup
    @err = Proc.new { assert false, 'API request failed' }
  end

  def protocol_header
    { 'TUS-Resumable' => '1.0.0' }
  end

  def test_get_request_for_root
    params = { :path => '/' }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      get_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_NOT_FOUND, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_supported_version
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => { 'TUS-Resumable' => '0.0.1' }
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      options_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_PRECONDITION_FAILED, c.response_header.status
        assert_error_message 'Unsupported version: 0.0.1. Please use: 1.0.0.', c.response
      end
    end
  end

  def test_options_request_for_collection
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      options_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_tus_extensions c.response_header, SUPPORTED_EXTENSIONS
        assert_tus_max_size c.response_header, (1024 * 1024)
        assert_equal STATUS_NO_CONTENT, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_options_request_for_collection_cors
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({ 'Origin' => 'picocandy.io' })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      options_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_tus_extensions c.response_header, SUPPORTED_EXTENSIONS
        assert_tus_max_size c.response_header, (1024 * 1024)
        assert_tus_cors_option c.response_header, 'picocandy.io'
        assert_equal STATUS_NO_CONTENT, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_get_request_for_collection
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      get_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_NOT_ALLOWED, c.response_header.status
        assert_equal 'POST', c.response_header['ALLOW']
      end
    end
  end

  def test_post_request_for_collection_without_entity_length
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      post_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_BAD_REQUEST, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_post_request_for_collection_with_negative_entity_length
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({ 'Entity-Length' => '-1'})
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      post_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_BAD_REQUEST, c.response_header.status
        assert_error_message "Invalid Entity-Length: -1. It should non-negative integer or string 'streaming'", c.response
      end
    end
  end

  def test_post_request_for_collection_with_wrong_metadata
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Entity-Length' => '10',
        'Metadata'     => 'this-is-wrong'
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      post_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_BAD_REQUEST, c.response_header.status
        assert_error_message 'Metadata must be a key-value pair', c.response
      end
    end
  end

  def test_post_request_for_collection_with_metadata
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Entity-Length' => '10',
        'Metadata'     => ['filename', encode64('awesome-file.png'), 'mimetype', encode64('image/png')].join(' ')
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      post_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_CREATED, c.response_header.status
        assert c.response_header.location
      end
    end
  end

  def test_post_request_for_collection_with_cors
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Entity-Length' => '10',
        'Origin'        => 'picocandy.io'
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      post_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_tus_cors_expose c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_CREATED, c.response_header.status
        assert c.response_header.location
      end
    end
  end

  def test_post_request_for_collection
    params = {
      :path => '/uploads/',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({ 'Entity-Length' => '10' })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      post_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_CREATED, c.response_header.status
        assert c.response_header.location
      end
    end
  end

  def test_put_request_for_resource
    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{uid}",
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      put_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_NOT_ALLOWED, c.response_header.status
        assert_equal 'HEAD,PATCH', c.response_header['ALLOW']
      end
    end
  end

  def test_patch_request_for_resource_without_valid_content_type
    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{uid}",
      :body => 'abc',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Offset'        => '0',
        'Entity-Length' => '3',
        'Content-Type'  => 'plain/text'
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      patch_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_BAD_REQUEST, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_patch_request_for_resource
    options = default_options
    ruid    = uid

    validates_data_dir(options[:data_dir])

    storage = Rubytus::Storage.new(options)
    storage.create_file(ruid, 3)

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :body => 'abc',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Offset'        => '0',
        'Entity-Length' => '3',
        'Content-Type'  => 'application/offset+octet-stream'
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, options) do
      patch_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_OK, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_patch_request_for_resource_exceed_offset
    ruid = uid
    info = Rubytus::Info.new(:offset => 0)

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Storage) do |klass|
      stub(klass).read_info(ruid) { info }
    end

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :body => 'abc',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Offset'        => '3',
        'Entity-Length' => '3',
        'Content-Type'  => 'application/offset+octet-stream'
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      patch_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_FORBIDDEN, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_patch_request_for_resource_exceed_remaining_length
    ruid = uid
    info = Rubytus::Info.new(:offset => 0, :entity_length => 2)

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Storage) do |klass|
      stub(klass).read_info(ruid) { info }
    end

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :body => 'abcdef',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Offset'        => '0',
        'Entity-Length' => '6',
        'Content-Type'  => 'application/offset+octet-stream'
      })
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      patch_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_FORBIDDEN, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_patch_request_for_resource_failure
    options = read_only_options
    params  = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{uid}",
      :body => 'abc',
      :head => protocol_header.merge({
        'Offset'        => '0',
        'Entity-Length' => '3',
        'Content-Type'  => 'application/offset+octet-stream'
      })
    }

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Command) do |klass|
      stub(klass).setup { true }
      stub(klass).storage { Rubytus::Storage.new(options) }
    end

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, options) do
      patch_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_INTERNAL_ERROR, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_head_request_for_resource
    ruid = uid
    info = Rubytus::Info.new(:offset => 3)

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Storage) do |klass|
      stub(klass).read_info(ruid) { info }
    end

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      head_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_OK, c.response_header.status
        assert_equal '3', c.response_header['OFFSET']
      end
    end
  end

  def test_head_request_for_unknown_resource
    ruid = uid

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Storage) do |klass|
      stub(klass).read_info(ruid) { nil }
    end

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      head_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_NOT_FOUND, c.response_header.status
        assert_equal nil, c.response_header['OFFSET']
      end
    end
  end

  def test_get_request_for_resource_failure
    ruid = uid

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Storage) do |klass|
      stub(klass).read_file(ruid) { raise Rubytus::PermissionError }
    end

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      get_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_equal STATUS_INTERNAL_ERROR, c.response_header.status
      end
    end
  end

  def test_get_request_for_resource
    ruid = uid

    any_instance_of(Rubytus::Storage) do |klass|
      stub(klass).read_file(ruid) { 'abc' }
    end

    params = {
      :path => "/uploads/#{ruid}",
      :head => protocol_header
    }

    with_api(Rubytus::Command, default_options) do
      get_request(params, @err) do |c|
        assert_tus_protocol c.response_header
        assert_equal STATUS_OK, c.response_header.status
        assert_equal 'abc', c.response
      end
    end
  end
end