Pupil Book 2 introduces the letter/s-sound correspondences as shown on the front cover via Multi-skills Activities pages. The learner applies and extends phonics code knowledge, handwriting and new vocabulary, whilst developing language comprehension, via 13 Mini Story pages.
In Book 2, the phonics sub-skill for decoding (reading) of seeing the letter/s and 'saying the sounds' is practised with both lower case and equivalent capital letters as code for the same sounds.
Grammar guidance for Book 2: Talk about sentences, spaces between words, punctuation, titles and the use of capital letters for beginning sentences, proper nouns and titles.


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Q: Regex search the 2 nearest keywords I want to search keyword TIMESTAMP in CREATE TABLE. This is my regex:
(?i)(\s+|^)CREATE\s+TABLE\s+\[\s*\bdbo\b\s*\]\.\[\w+\]\s*\(\s*((.|\n)*)\bTIMESTAMP

But it search CREATE TABLE in a query and TIMESTAMP in another query.
Like this
Can you help me, please?

A: When you just want to search Create Table and Timestamp you can use this simple regex:
(?i)(CREATE TABLE|TIMESTAMP)

The (?i) optional for case insensive.

A: You may use
(?im)^CREATE\s+TABLE\s+\[\s*dbo\s*\]\.\[\w+\]\s*\(\s*(.*(?:\n(?!CREATE\s+TABLE\b).*)*)\bTIMESTAMP\b

See this regex demo
If your regex can't match a CR char with . add \r? before \n.
Note you do not need \b word boundaries on both ends of dbo as it is inside [...].
Details

*

*(?im) - ignore case and multiline modes on

*^ - start of a line

*CREATE\s+TABLE\s+\[ - CREATE TABLE [ with any 1+ whitespaces in between words

*\s*dbo\s* - a dbo string enclosed with 0+ whitespaces

*\]\.\[ - ].[ string

*\w+ - 1+ word chars

*\] - ] char
-\s*\(\s* - a ( enclosed with 0+ whitespaces

*(.*(?:\n(?!CREATE\s+TABLE\b).*)*) - Group 1:

*

*.* - any 0+ chars other than line break chars

*(?:\n(?!CREATE\s+TABLE\b).*)* - 0 or more sequences of

*

*\n(?!CREATE\s+TABLE\b) - a newline not followed with CREATE TABLE

*.* - any 0+ chars other than line break chars

*\bTIMESTAMP\b - a whole word TIMESTAMP

A: It might be easier to do it in two steps.
Step 1: find "complete" CREATE TABLE statements. Actually, find the span of the outermost parentheses.
(?i)(^ *)CREATE\s+TABLE\s+[^()]*\(([^()]*\([^()]*\))*[^()]*\)

Test here.
Step 2: find timestamp in the resulting found strings.

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I'm sitting in an Ottawa hotel room sipping the first coffee of the day and I have determined that it's time to push the new BOTR off the proverbial ledge and out into the world.
Books on the Radio has been on hiatus for the last 6+ months and in that time this site has been built and rebuilt a few different times but nothing ever seemed to satisfy my vision for where this site should be going.
But I think that I've finally built something that comes pretty close to what I want for this site and so here it is in all its shambling, unfinished, iterative glory.
Books on the Radio started in 2009 as a radio show on Simon Fraser University's station CJSF 90.1 FM. I quickly built a very rudimentary wordpress.com website to accompany the show.
That very first website, simple and comparatively ugly as it was, operated as my introduction to using the web as a platform for sharing ideas. The social media channels that I attached to that initial site pushed and pulled content and interactions to and from a local, national, and international audience.
From there Books on the Radio became a kind of umbrella operation for a series of literary projects and collaborations like the Real Vancouver Writers' Series, Literary Death Match Vancouver, the first-ever Giller Light Bash Vancouver, the 24 Hour Book Project, Griffin Vancouver, the Utopia Festival, Bookcamp Vancouver, among others.
And now here I am in Ottawa at the behest of the folks at the Canada Council for the Arts to take part in meetings with some of the brightest people in the book publishing world as we prepare to build a National Forum on Writing and Publishing for some time in early 2014.
This is a moment that seems appropriate for this relaunch.
As the many Books on the Radio Projects developed the time that was available to me to properly curate BOTR suffered and I eventually decided that I needed to step away from it completely for a while in order to gain some perspective on it.
I even wondered whether I would walk away from it for good.
But no matter what I did Books on the Radio was still banging around in my head. It was upending the furniture and spilling the proverbial wine and knocking loudly in the middle of the night.
And so here it is.
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But the new Books on the Radio is starting to look like it should and when it's finished it will be a beautiful thing.
Please have patience with me as I work to get all of the audio and written archives back online.
Thanks to everyone for their continued support.
Sean Cranbury is the Executive Editor of Books on the Radio. He's also Founder and Creative Director of the Real Vancouver Writers' Series. Sean is General Manager at the legendary Storm Crow Tavern and consults with literary arts organizations on digital communications strategies.


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Ford is "All In" With Start-Stop Technology
Matthew Keegan December 17, 2013 Leave a Comment on Ford is "All In" With Start-Stop Technology Posted in Engineering & Technology 0 Likes 67 Views
Start-stop technology is one of the newest engineering features that automakers are employing in a bid to squeeze more mpg out of every model sold. What start-stop does is to shut down the engine when idle, such as at a traffic light or at a railroad stop, then automatically restarts the engine when the driver releases the brake to step on the accelerator. When available, the technology increases city fuel economy by upwards of 10 percent.
Of more than three dozen models driven by this writer in 2013, just three were start-stop equipped: two BMW models — the M6 and 435i — and the Chevrolet Malibu. The hesitancy experienced with the manually controlled M6 was at times annoying, while the Malibu's system was virtually flawless and not intrusive. The 435i fell closer to the Malibu.
The Ford Motor Company announced last week that it intends to make its Auto Start-Stop system available on 70 percent of its North American vehicle lineup by 2017. The automaker's initiative is part of the company's Blueprint for Sustainability, an effort to provide "outstanding fuel economy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our products."
Ford's commitment to the Auto Start-Stop will be apparent in the 2014 Ford Fiesta, notably the 1.0-liter three-cylinder EcoBoost engine. That model is rated at 32 mpg in the city and 45 mpg on the highway, the latter achieving the highest fuel efficiency for a gas powered only model on the market.
With auto start-stop, the engine will shut down, but the battery will continue to power accessories and systems such as the navigation system and climate control while stopped. Ford says that the engine restarts as the driver begins to release the brake pedal, delivering fuel savings ranging from 3.5 to 10 percent. Ford says that the technology also provides a "meaningful reduction in CO2 emissions that are avoided during long idle times."
Hybrids and Europe
Start-stop technology is not new to Ford. It is popular in Europe and is also included with its standard and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. By the end of this year, more than 500,000 global Ford vehicles sold will come with Auto Start-Stop, a technology that is also sold with the 2014 Ford Fusion equipped with a 1.5-liter EcoBoost engine.
Besides Auto Start-Stop, Ford has other fuel-saving technologies in play. Electric power-assisted steering is standard across its entire model line, delivering a 3 to 5 percent improvement in fuel economy. Its six-speed automatic transmissions are also standard throughout and improve fuel economy by 4 to 6 percent over previously used slushboxes.
Ford has also been achieving important fuel savings by deploying its trademark EcoBoost engines in 90 percent of its product line. EcoBoost combines turbocharging, direct fuel injection and variable valve lift technology to squeeze more power from a smaller engine footprint. These engines also run cleaner and burn less fuel while delivering performance equal to what its larger engines provide. For instance, a 3.5-liter V-6 EcoBoost engine used in the numerous products makes 350 horsepower and 365 foot-pounds of torque, matching or beating what previous V-8 engine delivered.
Where Else Deployed
Besides Ford and the previously mentioned BMW and Chevrolet products, start-stop technology is also included or available with the Porsche Cayenne, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Volvo S60 Diesel, and the Audi A8 to name a few. Among mainstream brands, only Ford and Chevrolet have demonstrated a commitment to the technology, but as its use becomes more widespread, prices drop and fuel economy mandates rise, we're likely to see it universally adopted. But not all models have kill switches, including the current Malibu, representing undesirable and uncontrolled technology for some drivers.
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"Nightbird" by R. Eric Thomas - a reading
Motor House
What goes in the place of a Confederate monument in a black Baltimore neighborhood? Chelle, an artist, has recently purchased her childhood home in Upton; her brother Willard is working on refurbishing it. The place is stunning, honey, but the neighborhood is more weed than flower. The windows let in the sounds of a city street teeming with kids and sirens and the footsteps of white joggers and firecrackers and the chop of the police helicopters. And out of those windows you can see an abandoned lot on one side--an opportunity and an eyesore--and on the other, an empty pedestal that until recently was home to a statue of Robert E. Lee. An eyesore. And an opportunity. Willard is determined to focus on the present, preparing for a Juneteenth festival in the park that used to house the monument, as Chelle starts building a new monument to take the old one's place.
This is a play about liminal spaces, about the in-between, the tenuous, the fragile and the things on the cusp of exploding. Will a reckoning come? And after that, well, what then?
Rapid Lemon Productions is delighted to present this script reading, directed by Noah Silas, for one night only. The reading will be followed by a brief talkback with the playwright and director.
All tickets are for in-person attendance; no streaming will be available. Attendees must be masked while inside the theater.
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Mansour Barzegar, född den 28 februari 1947 i Teheran, Iran, är en iransk brottare som tog OS-silver i welterviktsbrottning i fristilsklassen 1976 i Montréal.

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New Orleanians and others who've lived in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina will nod their heads, saying Yes! while reading her memories of that challenging time. Reading those poems brought back memories to me that I hadn't thought of in a long time such as the sunflowers that sprouted all over the city in the inhospitable muck left behind. Remember how amazed we all were at the sight of those flowers? Her Katrina poems do not disappoint. Be prepared to find tears in your eyes.
Ms Young weaves the narrative of all these places and events throughout the book with a deft hand, sometimes intermingling them within a single piece which I found quite effective. This book was very satisfying to read and I find myself going back to reread many of the poems, finding even more layers each time.
Ms Young will be reading from this book Saturday, December 20 at Faubourg Wines, 2805 St. Claude Ave.
This entry was posted in Book Reviews, Books, Culture, New Orleans Women and tagged Books, Children, Culture, Hurricane Katrina, life, Love, Middle East, New Orleans, Poetry, War, Women, Writers, Writing. Bookmark the permalink.
you convinced me. i have to go get more of her. thanks!
I hope you like it as much as I do, Tammy. I believe you will!
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there are approximately 83,000 accidents every year related to driver fatigue. This annual average includes an estimated 886 fatal crashes, 37,000 injury crashes, and 45,000 property damage only crashes. NHTSA recognizes that these numbers are conservative estimates due to the fact that drowsy driving can only be self-reported and not measured like intoxication. Also, drowsiness is not reported when it is caused by other factors such as excessive alcohol consumption or taking medication. Although driver fatigue can cause an accident at any time during the day or night, NHTSA estimates that forty-eight percent of drowsy-driving related accidents occur between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. The majority of these accidents involve a single vehicle, with no passengers other than the driver, running off the road at a high rate of speed with no evidence of braking. Accidents related to driver fatigue also frequently occur on rural roads and highways.
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How to Play Pingpong Paddle Pads, Armin Pingpang Pads and other pingpads in this
article Armin has been playing pingpals on and off for more than 30 years.
He's had a long history of playing ping pals.
He was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary.
He first picked up pingpaks when he was 8 years old and now has a collection of more than 50 pingpacks, including some he bought for himself and others he bought from friends.
He says that playing ping-pals is his hobby and it's why he's been playing them for so long.
"I have a huge collection of pingpods and a lot of ping-sticks, but I also have a lot more ping-chairs, ping-dummies and ping-lamps," Armin told Wired.
"There are so many ping-boxes that I can play with that I don't have the time to play them all."
Armin says he's found a good way to play pingpets on his own.
"If I'm playing ping, I just sit down, I don.
And I try to get some distance," he said.
"I can also use the ping-pad to sit down.
I've found that it's good to have some distance between the two, or at least to be able to feel the ping in the air."
Armed with a ping stick and a ping pad, Armon says he started playing ping in 2005 when he started working at a local school.
"The ping-chair came out, and I bought the ping pad.
I was actually playing ping at the time, and it was quite fun," Armon told Wired in an interview.
"When I first started playing, I was really intimidated, because it was not something I'd done before."
Armon says his pingpaps are not only a great game, but he enjoys it when he can.
"A ping is a game, it's not a competition," Arban said.
When Armon played against his friends, he used ping-tanks to hit his friends.
"Sometimes they're really close, sometimes they're a lot farther away, but the ping is still there."
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Armon said his ping-balls are really good.
"They're really good ping-pen," he told Wired, adding that they're also very useful in a game like pingpics.
"It's the best thing to have.
They're really, really good," he added.
Armon is now working on his pingpad collection.
"After all, it was all created from scratch, I'm sure," he admitted.
Armin Ping-Pads and Ping Pong Pads: Ping Pads | Armin's Paddle Picks | Ping Pops | Pingball PadsArmin told us that he's a fan of ping paps, but not for the traditional reason.
"You can buy pingpams at your local flea market, or you can buy them online.
I just love playing ping.
I love to feel that ping, that feeling.
You don't feel the ball when you play ping," he explained.
Armin said that while he does have a collection, he hasn't played many pingpapals yet.
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Armine is a member of the Ping-Pie community, and she has an extensive collection of Ping Pots, Ping Pongs, Pingpads, Ping-picks and other pong-related paraphernalia.
"We have a ping-pot at our house, a pingpot in my garage," Armine told us.
"And I have a Ping-pot that I play in my bedroom."
Armine says that she has a love for ping pics.
She loves the thrill of playing with ping, and even sometimes has to take a nap to cool down.
"One of my favourite things to do is to just hang out and watch ping-video on YouTube," Armut said.
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"My collection is quite extensive, but it's mostly Ping-ball Paddlers, Ping Dolls, PingPads, pingpucks and pingpops," Armarin told us in an email.
"Since I play a lot with pingpicks, I also own a PingPad."
Arman told us how she gets her ping balls.
"Every day I'm taking a pingball and I throw it in the pond.
The pond is full of ping balls, and then I get to take them home.
I'm usually playing with one of my pingpickers, and that's it," Arman said.
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Bundesliga 'Where they are Now' V-4 2016/17 Edition
August 29, 2016 Gerry Wittmann 1
Sami Khedira (Juventus, Serie A) The 29 year-old scored the only goal Saturday in Juventus 1-0 win over Lazio. The former Stuttgart man joined Juve last season after several years at Real Madrid.. Khedira, a Stuttgart native, debuted with the senior squad in October, 2008 and scored 14 times for the Swabians in Bundesliga competition. Khedira is also a veteran of the German national team, with 65 caps so far during his career. Former Bundesliga players Mario Mandžukić (Wolfsburg, Bayern Munich) and Mehdi Benatia (Bayern Munich) also were starters this weekend for Juve, while former Dortmund striker Ciro Immobile lined up for the kickoff in Lazio kit.
Mesut Özil (Arsenal, EPL) The German international scored just before halftime on a header in Arsenal's 3-1 win over Watford on Saturday. Özil was in Schalke's youth system when he made his first team debut for the Royal Blues before heading to Werder Bremen, playing over 100 Bundesliga matches before transferring to Real Madrd. The Gelsenkirchen native has 79 caps for Germany, scoring 20 goals. Central defender Sebastian Prödl was a starter for the Hornets Saturday. He featured in over 170 matches on Werder Bremen's backline before coming to England.
Toni Kroos (Real Madrid, La Liga) Without Cristiano Ronaldo Saturday, Kroos provided the game-winning goal for the Madristas Saturday in a 2-1 result over Celta Vigo. Kroos completed fifty passes and scored on his only shot on goal in the 81st minute. Kroos joined Real Madrid in 2014 after beginning his career with Bayern Munich, Including a loan spell at Bayer Leverkusen, the midfielder scored 23 goals in almost 175 Bundesliga contests. while earning 70 caps for Germany.
Chinedu Ede (Twente, Eredivisie) The Twente striker started Saturday for FC Twente in their Saturday win over Sparta Rotterdam. Ede is in his second season with Twente after starting out at Hertha Berlin and subsequently playing for MSV Duisburg, FC Union Berlin, 1.FSV Mainz and 1.FC Kaiserslautern between 2006-2014, scoring 14 times.
Eren Derdiyok (Galatasaray, Turkish Super Lig) The Swiss striker scored the first-half equalizer for Galatasaray Saturday on the way to the club's 3-1 win over Akhisar Belediyespor. The 28 year-old Basel native started his career in his native country with Old Boys and FC Basel before joining Bayer Leverkusen in 2009 and featured in 112 matches in all competitions for Die Werkself, scoring 34 times, After three seasons in Leverkusen, Derdiyok transferred to Hoffenheim, where success didn't come as easily, and after a loan back to Leverkusen the Swiss international left fir Turkey and club Kasımpaşa. After two seasons there, he is in his first season with Galatasaray.
Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City, EPL) The Belgian playmaker assisted Fernandinho's18th minute headed goal Sunday in City's 3-1 win over West Ham United. The former Werder Bremen/VfL Wolfsburg international has started all three City matches so far in EPL play, helping former Bayern Munich Coach Pep Guardiola to a perfect 3-0-0 start to the season, putting the Citizens in 1st place on GD over Chelsea and Manchester United. Former Borussia Dortmund man İlkay Gündoğan , as well as ex-Royal Blues man Leroy Sané , did not suit up for Sunday's match.
The0fanis Gekas (FC Sion, Swiss Super League) Gekas, the 36 year-old scoring machine, was on the scoresheet Saturday for Sion in their 3-1 win over FC Vaduz. Gekas played for four German clubs between 2006-2o12, winning the Bundesliga Top Scorer award while with VfL Bochum. Caleb Stanko, the American midfielder on loan to FC Vaduz from SC Freiburg, was in the starting XI for the losing side.
Juan Arango (NY Cosmos, NASL) Another ageless wonder, former Borussia Mönchengladbach man Arango scored twice Saturday for the Cosmos as they wrecked the Carolina RailHawks 6-1. The Venezuelan international played five seasons at Gladbach as a regular in their midfield after coming over from Mallorca. Arango is third in the NASL in goalscoring with 9 goals and has four assists while being tied for the league lead in shots taken. The Cosmos are in first place in the NASL fall season but the league features a tight race for the lead.
Mevlüt Erdinç (Metz, Ligue One) The Hannover loanee started Saturday in Metz' 2-0 victory over Angiers. Erdinç, a prolific scoring veteran of French football, signed a three-year deal with Hannover last summer but was unable to get untracked with the 96ers, playing only 11 matches during the disappointing Ruckrunde before being loaned out in the season's second half to EA Guingamp. The Turkish-French dual citizen has scored 100 goals in French football but was unable to net for Hannover at all.
Michael Parkhurst (Columbus Crew, MLS) The veteran backliner was a starter for the Crew Saturday as the Eastern Conference club picked up a much-needed win over the San Jose Earthquakes. The 32 year-old began his professional career with the New England Revolution, establishing himself before joining Danish side Nordsjælland. With over 200 professional matches under his belt, Parkhurst signed on a free transfer with FC Augsburg during the 2012/2013 winter break, but only saw action in two matches with the club before returning the next season to the MLS with the Crew. Parkhurst has earned 25 caps for the USMNT.
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package com.google.cloud.resourcemanager.v3;

import static com.google.cloud.resourcemanager.v3.FoldersClient.ListFoldersPagedResponse;
import static com.google.cloud.resourcemanager.v3.FoldersClient.SearchFoldersPagedResponse;

import com.google.api.gax.core.NoCredentialsProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.grpc.GaxGrpcProperties;
import com.google.api.gax.grpc.testing.LocalChannelProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.grpc.testing.MockGrpcService;
import com.google.api.gax.grpc.testing.MockServiceHelper;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.ApiClientHeaderProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.InvalidArgumentException;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.StatusCode;
import com.google.api.resourcenames.ResourceName;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.iam.v1.AuditConfig;
import com.google.iam.v1.Binding;
import com.google.iam.v1.GetIamPolicyRequest;
import com.google.iam.v1.Policy;
import com.google.iam.v1.SetIamPolicyRequest;
import com.google.iam.v1.TestIamPermissionsRequest;
import com.google.iam.v1.TestIamPermissionsResponse;
import com.google.longrunning.Operation;
import com.google.protobuf.AbstractMessage;
import com.google.protobuf.Any;
import com.google.protobuf.ByteString;
import com.google.protobuf.FieldMask;
import com.google.protobuf.Timestamp;
import io.grpc.StatusRuntimeException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.UUID;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import javax.annotation.Generated;
import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.AfterClass;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

@Generated("by gapic-generator-java")
public class FoldersClientTest {
  private static MockFolders mockFolders;
  private static MockServiceHelper mockServiceHelper;
  private LocalChannelProvider channelProvider;
  private FoldersClient client;

  @BeforeClass
  public static void startStaticServer() {
    mockFolders = new MockFolders();
    mockServiceHelper =
        new MockServiceHelper(
            UUID.randomUUID().toString(), Arrays.<MockGrpcService>asList(mockFolders));
    mockServiceHelper.start();
  }

  @AfterClass
  public static void stopServer() {
    mockServiceHelper.stop();
  }

  @Before
  public void setUp() throws IOException {
    mockServiceHelper.reset();
    channelProvider = mockServiceHelper.createChannelProvider();
    FoldersSettings settings =
        FoldersSettings.newBuilder()
            .setTransportChannelProvider(channelProvider)
            .setCredentialsProvider(NoCredentialsProvider.create())
            .build();
    client = FoldersClient.create(settings);
  }

  @After
  public void tearDown() throws Exception {
    client.close();
  }

  @Test
  public void getFolderTest() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    Folder actualResponse = client.getFolder(name);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    GetFolderRequest actualRequest = ((GetFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name.toString(), actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void getFolderExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.getFolder(name);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void getFolderTest2() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    String name = "name3373707";

    Folder actualResponse = client.getFolder(name);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    GetFolderRequest actualRequest = ((GetFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name, actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void getFolderExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String name = "name3373707";
      client.getFolder(name);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void listFoldersTest() throws Exception {
    Folder responsesElement = Folder.newBuilder().build();
    ListFoldersResponse expectedResponse =
        ListFoldersResponse.newBuilder()
            .setNextPageToken("")
            .addAllFolders(Arrays.asList(responsesElement))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    ResourceName parent = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    ListFoldersPagedResponse pagedListResponse = client.listFolders(parent);

    List<Folder> resources = Lists.newArrayList(pagedListResponse.iterateAll());

    Assert.assertEquals(1, resources.size());
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse.getFoldersList().get(0), resources.get(0));

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    ListFoldersRequest actualRequest = ((ListFoldersRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(parent.toString(), actualRequest.getParent());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void listFoldersExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      ResourceName parent = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.listFolders(parent);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void listFoldersTest2() throws Exception {
    Folder responsesElement = Folder.newBuilder().build();
    ListFoldersResponse expectedResponse =
        ListFoldersResponse.newBuilder()
            .setNextPageToken("")
            .addAllFolders(Arrays.asList(responsesElement))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    String parent = "parent-995424086";

    ListFoldersPagedResponse pagedListResponse = client.listFolders(parent);

    List<Folder> resources = Lists.newArrayList(pagedListResponse.iterateAll());

    Assert.assertEquals(1, resources.size());
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse.getFoldersList().get(0), resources.get(0));

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    ListFoldersRequest actualRequest = ((ListFoldersRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(parent, actualRequest.getParent());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void listFoldersExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String parent = "parent-995424086";
      client.listFolders(parent);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void searchFoldersTest() throws Exception {
    Folder responsesElement = Folder.newBuilder().build();
    SearchFoldersResponse expectedResponse =
        SearchFoldersResponse.newBuilder()
            .setNextPageToken("")
            .addAllFolders(Arrays.asList(responsesElement))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    String query = "query107944136";

    SearchFoldersPagedResponse pagedListResponse = client.searchFolders(query);

    List<Folder> resources = Lists.newArrayList(pagedListResponse.iterateAll());

    Assert.assertEquals(1, resources.size());
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse.getFoldersList().get(0), resources.get(0));

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    SearchFoldersRequest actualRequest = ((SearchFoldersRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(query, actualRequest.getQuery());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void searchFoldersExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String query = "query107944136";
      client.searchFolders(query);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void createFolderTest() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("createFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    Folder folder = Folder.newBuilder().build();

    Folder actualResponse = client.createFolderAsync(folder).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    CreateFolderRequest actualRequest = ((CreateFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(folder, actualRequest.getFolder());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void createFolderExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      Folder folder = Folder.newBuilder().build();
      client.createFolderAsync(folder).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void updateFolderTest() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("updateFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    Folder folder = Folder.newBuilder().build();
    FieldMask updateMask = FieldMask.newBuilder().build();

    Folder actualResponse = client.updateFolderAsync(folder, updateMask).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    UpdateFolderRequest actualRequest = ((UpdateFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(folder, actualRequest.getFolder());
    Assert.assertEquals(updateMask, actualRequest.getUpdateMask());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void updateFolderExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      Folder folder = Folder.newBuilder().build();
      FieldMask updateMask = FieldMask.newBuilder().build();
      client.updateFolderAsync(folder, updateMask).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderTest() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("moveFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
    ResourceName destinationParent = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    Folder actualResponse = client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    MoveFolderRequest actualRequest = ((MoveFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name.toString(), actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertEquals(destinationParent.toString(), actualRequest.getDestinationParent());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      ResourceName destinationParent = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderTest2() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("moveFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
    String destinationParent = "destinationParent-1733659048";

    Folder actualResponse = client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    MoveFolderRequest actualRequest = ((MoveFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name.toString(), actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertEquals(destinationParent, actualRequest.getDestinationParent());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      String destinationParent = "destinationParent-1733659048";
      client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderTest3() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("moveFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    String name = "name3373707";
    ResourceName destinationParent = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    Folder actualResponse = client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    MoveFolderRequest actualRequest = ((MoveFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name, actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertEquals(destinationParent.toString(), actualRequest.getDestinationParent());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderExceptionTest3() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String name = "name3373707";
      ResourceName destinationParent = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderTest4() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("moveFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    String name = "name3373707";
    String destinationParent = "destinationParent-1733659048";

    Folder actualResponse = client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    MoveFolderRequest actualRequest = ((MoveFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name, actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertEquals(destinationParent, actualRequest.getDestinationParent());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void moveFolderExceptionTest4() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String name = "name3373707";
      String destinationParent = "destinationParent-1733659048";
      client.moveFolderAsync(name, destinationParent).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void deleteFolderTest() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("deleteFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    Folder actualResponse = client.deleteFolderAsync(name).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    DeleteFolderRequest actualRequest = ((DeleteFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name.toString(), actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void deleteFolderExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.deleteFolderAsync(name).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void deleteFolderTest2() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("deleteFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    String name = "name3373707";

    Folder actualResponse = client.deleteFolderAsync(name).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    DeleteFolderRequest actualRequest = ((DeleteFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name, actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void deleteFolderExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String name = "name3373707";
      client.deleteFolderAsync(name).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void undeleteFolderTest() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("undeleteFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    Folder actualResponse = client.undeleteFolderAsync(name).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    UndeleteFolderRequest actualRequest = ((UndeleteFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name.toString(), actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void undeleteFolderExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      FolderName name = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.undeleteFolderAsync(name).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void undeleteFolderTest2() throws Exception {
    Folder expectedResponse =
        Folder.newBuilder()
            .setName(FolderName.of("[FOLDER]").toString())
            .setParent("parent-995424086")
            .setDisplayName("displayName1714148973")
            .setCreateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setUpdateTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setDeleteTime(Timestamp.newBuilder().build())
            .setEtag("etag3123477")
            .build();
    Operation resultOperation =
        Operation.newBuilder()
            .setName("undeleteFolderTest")
            .setDone(true)
            .setResponse(Any.pack(expectedResponse))
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(resultOperation);

    String name = "name3373707";

    Folder actualResponse = client.undeleteFolderAsync(name).get();
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    UndeleteFolderRequest actualRequest = ((UndeleteFolderRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(name, actualRequest.getName());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void undeleteFolderExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String name = "name3373707";
      client.undeleteFolderAsync(name).get();
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (ExecutionException e) {
      Assert.assertEquals(InvalidArgumentException.class, e.getCause().getClass());
      InvalidArgumentException apiException = ((InvalidArgumentException) e.getCause());
      Assert.assertEquals(StatusCode.Code.INVALID_ARGUMENT, apiException.getStatusCode().getCode());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void getIamPolicyTest() throws Exception {
    Policy expectedResponse =
        Policy.newBuilder()
            .setVersion(351608024)
            .addAllBindings(new ArrayList<Binding>())
            .addAllAuditConfigs(new ArrayList<AuditConfig>())
            .setEtag(ByteString.EMPTY)
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    ResourceName resource = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");

    Policy actualResponse = client.getIamPolicy(resource);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    GetIamPolicyRequest actualRequest = ((GetIamPolicyRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(resource.toString(), actualRequest.getResource());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void getIamPolicyExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      ResourceName resource = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      client.getIamPolicy(resource);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void getIamPolicyTest2() throws Exception {
    Policy expectedResponse =
        Policy.newBuilder()
            .setVersion(351608024)
            .addAllBindings(new ArrayList<Binding>())
            .addAllAuditConfigs(new ArrayList<AuditConfig>())
            .setEtag(ByteString.EMPTY)
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    String resource = "resource-341064690";

    Policy actualResponse = client.getIamPolicy(resource);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    GetIamPolicyRequest actualRequest = ((GetIamPolicyRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(resource, actualRequest.getResource());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void getIamPolicyExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String resource = "resource-341064690";
      client.getIamPolicy(resource);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void setIamPolicyTest() throws Exception {
    Policy expectedResponse =
        Policy.newBuilder()
            .setVersion(351608024)
            .addAllBindings(new ArrayList<Binding>())
            .addAllAuditConfigs(new ArrayList<AuditConfig>())
            .setEtag(ByteString.EMPTY)
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    ResourceName resource = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
    Policy policy = Policy.newBuilder().build();

    Policy actualResponse = client.setIamPolicy(resource, policy);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    SetIamPolicyRequest actualRequest = ((SetIamPolicyRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(resource.toString(), actualRequest.getResource());
    Assert.assertEquals(policy, actualRequest.getPolicy());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void setIamPolicyExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      ResourceName resource = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      Policy policy = Policy.newBuilder().build();
      client.setIamPolicy(resource, policy);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void setIamPolicyTest2() throws Exception {
    Policy expectedResponse =
        Policy.newBuilder()
            .setVersion(351608024)
            .addAllBindings(new ArrayList<Binding>())
            .addAllAuditConfigs(new ArrayList<AuditConfig>())
            .setEtag(ByteString.EMPTY)
            .build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    String resource = "resource-341064690";
    Policy policy = Policy.newBuilder().build();

    Policy actualResponse = client.setIamPolicy(resource, policy);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    SetIamPolicyRequest actualRequest = ((SetIamPolicyRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(resource, actualRequest.getResource());
    Assert.assertEquals(policy, actualRequest.getPolicy());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void setIamPolicyExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String resource = "resource-341064690";
      Policy policy = Policy.newBuilder().build();
      client.setIamPolicy(resource, policy);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void testIamPermissionsTest() throws Exception {
    TestIamPermissionsResponse expectedResponse =
        TestIamPermissionsResponse.newBuilder().addAllPermissions(new ArrayList<String>()).build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    ResourceName resource = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
    List<String> permissions = new ArrayList<>();

    TestIamPermissionsResponse actualResponse = client.testIamPermissions(resource, permissions);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    TestIamPermissionsRequest actualRequest = ((TestIamPermissionsRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(resource.toString(), actualRequest.getResource());
    Assert.assertEquals(permissions, actualRequest.getPermissionsList());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void testIamPermissionsExceptionTest() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      ResourceName resource = FolderName.of("[FOLDER]");
      List<String> permissions = new ArrayList<>();
      client.testIamPermissions(resource, permissions);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void testIamPermissionsTest2() throws Exception {
    TestIamPermissionsResponse expectedResponse =
        TestIamPermissionsResponse.newBuilder().addAllPermissions(new ArrayList<String>()).build();
    mockFolders.addResponse(expectedResponse);

    String resource = "resource-341064690";
    List<String> permissions = new ArrayList<>();

    TestIamPermissionsResponse actualResponse = client.testIamPermissions(resource, permissions);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedResponse, actualResponse);

    List<AbstractMessage> actualRequests = mockFolders.getRequests();
    Assert.assertEquals(1, actualRequests.size());
    TestIamPermissionsRequest actualRequest = ((TestIamPermissionsRequest) actualRequests.get(0));

    Assert.assertEquals(resource, actualRequest.getResource());
    Assert.assertEquals(permissions, actualRequest.getPermissionsList());
    Assert.assertTrue(
        channelProvider.isHeaderSent(
            ApiClientHeaderProvider.getDefaultApiClientHeaderKey(),
            GaxGrpcProperties.getDefaultApiClientHeaderPattern()));
  }

  @Test
  public void testIamPermissionsExceptionTest2() throws Exception {
    StatusRuntimeException exception = new StatusRuntimeException(io.grpc.Status.INVALID_ARGUMENT);
    mockFolders.addException(exception);

    try {
      String resource = "resource-341064690";
      List<String> permissions = new ArrayList<>();
      client.testIamPermissions(resource, permissions);
      Assert.fail("No exception raised");
    } catch (InvalidArgumentException e) {
      // Expected exception.
    }
  }
}


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Our Team Artistic
DR SARAH PENICKA-SMITH
Artistic Director & Principal Conductor
Versatile, perceptive, and a passionate advocate for music as a force for change,
Dr Sarah Penicka-Smith is a unique and innovative voice in Australian music, who thrives working across genres & disciplines. Her reputation stands on her work with some of Sydney's finest choirs, but she has also founded or developed several grass-roots ensembles aimed at providing hard-to-find opportunities for musicians and music-lovers alike.
Currently Sarah holds the positions of Artistic Director & Principal Conductor of River City Voices, Director of Music at St Andrew's College, Principal Conductor with the Macquarie Singers & Macquarie Chamber Orchestra, and Artistic Director of Pacific Pride Choir. Sarah is an alumna of the 2018 Hart Institute for Women Conductors at The Dallas Opera, with whom she made her international debut.
Sarah's opera credits include Purcell's The Fairy Queen (the first opera staged by a queer choir, Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir, 2009) & Dido & Aeneas (Macquarie Singers, 2017), Korie & Wallace's Harvey Milk (Left Bauer/SGLC 2015), Phillip Glass's Akhnaten (Ondine Productions, 2013), Campra's Tancrede (2010), Cummins' Anacreontea (2011) and Timor (2015), Krasa's Brundibar (2014), Leon's Monsoon (2015) and Menotti's The Medium (2015), all with Opera Prometheus.
Sarah has appeared as guest conductor with Penrith Symphony Orchestra, the University of Sydney Intercol Orchestra, Willoughby Symphony Orchestra, Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra, and Sydney Chamber Orchestra. As part of the Symphony Australia Conductor Development Program (2012-2015), she worked with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, and the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra under the guidance of Maestri Asher Fisch, Johannes Fritsch, Marko Letonja and Christopher Seaman.
From 2005-2017, Sarah was the longest-serving Music Director of the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir, where she worked on a range of pioneering projects. Sarah chorus masters for a range of ensembles and festivals, including Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and Willoughby Symphony Choir (2010-2012), and in 2010 she directed the 61st Intervarsity Choral Festival in Canberra. She has been the conductor for ABC Sydney's 'Sing Out Sydney' event since its inception.
Sarah has also served on the Musica Viva Artistic Review Committee, and as a juror for the Vocal/Choral section of the APRA/AMCOS Art Music Awards. As a singing teacher, she works privately and with Cate Madill Voice & Speech. In addition to her musical credits, Sarah holds a PhD from the University of Sydney, where she is a guest lecturer.
SU CHOUNG
Repetiteur
Su Choung is a dynamic and engaging collaborative pianist based in Sydney with a focus on vocal repertoire. She is currently a young artist with Melba Opera Trust and the current recipient of the Margaret Schofield Opera Scholarship and the Mel and Nina Waters Award.
In 2019, Su was the repetiteur as part of the Young Artist program with Pacific Opera and was the Music Director for The Other Theatre's production of Purcell's Dido and Aeneas.
Su has completed a Bachelor of Music (Performance) degree and a Graduate Diploma in Collaborative Piano at the prestigious Sydney Conservatorium of Music, under the guidance of some of Australia's leading pianists; David Miller, Dr. Paul Rickard-Ford and Natalia Sheludiakova. During her studies, Su was elected to represent the Conservatorium at the Estivo Chamber Music Festival in Verona, Italy, where she received tutelage as both a solo and collaborative pianist.
Su has worked alongside renowned Australian musicians including: Anke Hoeppner, Alexandre Oguey, James Kortum, Dr. Neil McEwan and has performed alongside the Sydney Male Choir as a featured artist at the Angel Place Recital Hall.
Su has a great love for chamber music and in particular, vocal repertoire, ranging from Choral Music, Art Song, Opera and Musical Theatre.
Recently, Su has worked as repetiteur with the Blue Mountains Musical Society, Flamigo Opera's debut double bill Mozart Opera production of Bastien und Bastienne and Apollo et Hyacinthus and has performed at the Fringe Festival as part of the Art Song for Kids show.
Assistant Conductor Program
In 2019, River City Voices established its Assistant Conductor Scholarship program to foster and support theprofessional development of emerging choral conductors. REcipients observe, participate and received mentoring from RCV's Artistic Director, Dr Sarah Penicka-Smith, in addition to a stipend which was supported by Ars Musica Australis.
Here's what Alex Siegers had to say about the inaugural program!
"Working with Sarah and River City Voices was a truly wonderful experience. Not only did I learn a lot about choral conducting and how to run a symphonic choir, but I was welcomed as part of a family. I highly recommend this program for any conductor looking for more experience working with classical choral repertoire. I also encourage everyone to get involved to support this fantastic new program, bringing new experiences to the residents of Western Sydney."
Assistant Conductor 2020
Assistant Conductors 2019
JOANNA BROOKE
Joanna Brooke is a vibrant singer and music educator based in Sydney. As a conductor, Joanna works regularly with multiple choirs, including Sydney Children's Choirs Fairfield, Twist and Van Tienen Choirs; Forest Lodge Public School; and the Hannaford Singing Group. Joanna has also been the Artistic Director of the Jubilate Singers for the last five years, leading the group to perform at the Blackheath Choir Festival, the Belvoir Theatre and ABC Radio's 'Sing Out Sydney'.
As an educator, Joanna sings and composes for a children's music group, Avocado Smash, winners of the San Diego Fringe Tour Ready Award 2019, the Inner West Council EDGE Development Award 2019 and nominees for the Sydney Fringe Festival NIDA Emerging Artist and Fringe Kids Awards in 2019.
Joanna's highlights as a singer include performing as the soprano soloist in three productions of Vivaldi's Gloria in D in 2018 in Sydney and Tasmania. In 2020, Joanna looks forward to performing as the mezzo-soprano soloist in 'The Good Friday Messiah' at Epping Baptist Church and Bach's St. John's Passion with the Orpheus Choir in Hobart.
Joanna holds a bachelor degree in social work with first class honours from the University of New South Wales. She tutors in Community Work at UNSW and her passion for community development frames her artistic practice.
Alexandria Siegers has amassed considerable experience as both chorister and soloist across jazz, sacred, classical and pop genres with leading ensembles throughout Australia.
Since relocating to Sydney in 2012, Alex has been a full time chorister with the Choir of St. James King Street. She has also performed with The Song Company, The Choir of St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney Chamber Choir, Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, Luminescence Chamber Singers, Cantillation, Vocal Australia Singers, and The Choir Lab.
In 2017 she completed a Bachelor of Music and Arts in Jazz Voice and Linguistics at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and has performed and recorded with contemporary musicians including Felix Riebl, Ollie McGill, Julia Jacklin, Alex The Astronaut, Bobby Fox, Liz Hughes, Goldheist. When she isn't singing and exploring conducting, Alex is the Operations and Communications Assistant at UNSW.
Engagement of these artists was supported by Ars Musica Australis
Dr PHILIP EAMES
A pianist with a penchant for 20th/21st century repertoire and an active composer, Dr Philip Eames has worked with choirs for over a decade, both as a director and accompanist.
His first leadership role was with the Greater Manchester Police Male Voice choir in 2012, and since moving to Sydney, he has conducted community choirs, in addition to becoming a presence in the musical theatre scene.
In 2017 he completed a PhD focusing on the choral polyphony of Percy Grainger at the Sydney Conservatorium, where he now lectures in musicology.
He holds two Master of Music degrees with a scholarship from the Royal Northern College of Music and the Queensland Conservatorium, also having been awarded the Bachelor of Music in Advanced Performance with First Class Honours. Most notably, Philip was a category finalist in the 2010 ABC Young Performers Awards, and has featured in the ANAM Piano! Festival, the Australian Percussion Gathering, the Per Nørgård Festival, and the Ligeti Academy in the Netherlands.
As a composer his commission highlights include writing for The Australian Voices, Queensland Ballet, the Australian National Piano Award and the Black Square Quartet. Philip was also a featured composer in New Music New York, Making Waves, the Music Box Project and the Flinders Quartet 2018 Composer Development Program.
ALEX SIEGERS


New York (June 15, 2017) – Screenvision Media, a national leader in cinema advertising, today announced the promotion of John Marmo to Vice President, Training and Compliance, from Director of Digital Training and Compliance. Screenvision Media demonstrates its focus on growing and strengthening the company's corporate team as this promotion comes on the back of recent elevations across the National Ad Sales and Business Operations Departments.
John Marmo works on training with exhibitors at both the theatre and corporate levels to ensure the company's best presentation on screen, whilst making sure the exhibitors are satisfied with the company's distribution system and processes. John has been in the industry since 1976 and has been a critical part of the Screenvision Media team for 11 years. Before joining Screenvision Media, John spent five years as the manager of projection quality control and training at Loews Cineplex Theatres, and prior to that was the business agent for projection services for Northern New Jersey, Local 632 IATSE. He holds a Master's degree from Rutgers University Graduate School of Education and is based in New York.
Headquartered in New York, N.Y., Screenvision Media is a national leader in cinema advertising, offering on-screen advertising, in-lobby promotions and integrated marketing programs to national, regional and local advertisers and providing comprehensive cinema advertising representation services to top tier theatrical exhibitors presenting the highest quality moviegoing experience. The Screenvision Media cinema advertising network is comprised of over 14,600 screens in 2,300+ theater locations across all 50 states and 94% of DMAs nationwide; delivering through more than 150 theatrical circuits, including 6 of the top 10 exhibitor companies. For more information: http://screenvisionmedia.com/.


Filipino-American sensation Kalei Mau formally secured her Philippine passport, putting her a step closer from her dream of representing the country in the women's volleyball competition of the 30th Southeast Asian Games.
Mau, the 6-foot-1 spiker of Cocolife in the Philippine Superliga, obtained her passport Wednesday, formally making her a dual citizen who is eligible to compete in the biennial meet set in Manila from 15 November to 10 December.
In a post on her social media account, Mau stressed her elation over the development, which only took a month to be completed.
"I am proud to announce that I'm now a citizen of the Philippines," said Mau, whose mother is a Filipina.
Insiders claimed that Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas, Inc. Peter Cayco already talked to her Sunday night to formally inform her that she made the cut in th 21-woman national pool.
Aside from her, also reportedly included in the expanded pool are Filipino-Americans Alohi Robbins-Hardy and MJ Philips.
The composition of the pool will be announced in a press conference on Friday.
"Mr. Cayco already talked to them and they all agreed to join the national pool," said the source, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Cocolife coach Joshua Ylaya stressed that Mau is very much willing to represent the country.
In fact, part of her objective in returning to her roots is to represent it in international competitions, especially in the biennial meet that has been ruled by Thailand since the Filipinas won the gold in 1993.
"Representing the country in international competitions is one of the reasons why she decided to play here," said Ylaya.


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