  describe('Events Model - function addGuesttoEvent', () => {

    it('Add a new guest to the event', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })

  // TODO:
  describe('function addFoodNeeded', () => {
    
    it('shouldDoSomething', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })

  // TODO:
  describe('function addBringing', () => {
    
    it('shouldDoSomething', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })

  //#endregion

  //#region - READ
  // TODO:
  describe('function getEvents', () => {
    
    it('shouldDoSomething', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getAllEvents', () => {
    
    it('shouldDoSomething', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getEventsByUsername', () => {
    
    it('shouldDoSomething', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getEvent', () => {
    
    it('shouldDoSomething', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getjustEvent', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getFoodforEvent', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getBringingbyFood', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getBringingbyGuest', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
  // TODO:
  describe('function getGuestsbyEvent', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })

  //#endregion
  
  //#region - Update
  // TODO:
  describe('function updateEvent', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
   
  // TODO:
  describe('function updateBringing', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })

  //#endregion

   //#region - Delete
   
  // TODO:
  describe('function deleteEvent', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
   
  // TODO:
  describe('function removeGuestfromEvent', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })
   
  // TODO:
  describe('function removeFoodNeeded', () => {
    it('shouldDoThis', async () => {
  
      // Expected Input
  
      // call function -> 
  
      // expected results -> 
      
    })
  })

  //#endregion

  */

})St. Kilda captain Jarryn Geary reportedly suffered a broken leg during an intra-club game while training on Friday morning, reports Tom Browne of 7NEWS Melbourne.
Geary was sent on scans with his immediate future under a significant cloud.
The 32-year-old signed for a 14th season with the Saints late last year.
He was named captain in early 2017 and led St. Kilda back to the 2020 finals under new coach Brett Ratten.
Geary had struggled to miss out on much of the 2019 season and broke his leg on his return from a serious quad injury.
It took the defender 30 staples and 19 stitches to heal a wound that left a significant scar on his right leg.
Geary returned six rounds from the initial injury but was back in the rehab group after breaking his left leg in the Shanghai game.
Infection led to further surgeries, while Geary suffered another setback when he needed facial surgery on the eve of the 2020 season.
But he reappeared to play in the first round, playing a total of 16 games when St. Kilda finished sixth on the ladder.
Geary was occasionally used as a defensive striker and scored two key hits in the Saints’ final win over the Western Bulldogs.
The week leading up to the game, his wife Emma gave birth to their second child, a young boy, and Geary’s one-year contract renewal was announced.
“Gears is one of the best leaders in the game and his influence on our group and our club as a whole has been enormous,” Ratten said at the time.
Jarryn Geary is said to have broken his leg while training. Photo credit: Getty
“He’s an incredibly resilient person, and we’ve seen this firsthand over the past few years when he has dealt with his own injury setbacks, but also the challenges we’ve been through as a club.
“The way he supported his teammates during the decommissioning earlier this year and then his leadership within the hub was just first class.
“We are very happy to have someone like Jarryn in our football club and we are very excited to have him, Emma and (daughter) Harriet when Freddie arrived last week.”
Dylan Roberton resigns
St. Kilda will have to do without defenseman Dylan Roberton this preseason after taking the time to reflect on his AFL career.
The 29-year-old has only played one AFL game since collapsing on the field of the GMHBA stadium in round four of the 2018 season due to a heart condition.
During a 2019 prep game in Ballarat, he suffered another incident of heart irregularity and suspended the entire campaign.
He returned in the first round last year but was no longer represented at AFL level after the season restart.
The Saints recently confirmed that Roberton would consult his specialists and the club’s medical team as he was reviewing “all available options” over the coming weeks.
Dylan Roberton has retired from football to reflect on his AFL future. Photo credit: Getty
“He’s clearly had some challenges in recent years and he has a great family, three kids. I think he’s just taking some time right now,” teammate Jack Billings told reporters at the time.
“He’s a good buddy of mine and the guys love him so he’s going through this right now and the club and all the players are fully behind him.
“Obviously I have a personal relationship with him, so I had a little chat with him.
“He only works with his family, sees where things are and makes sure he makes the best decisions in the future.”
– with Anna Harrington, AAPHow should I deal with an American cockroach?

Not sure if this is the right place to ask but there’s a really big cockroach just sitting on the wall above my parents’ room’s doorway [too high to reach]. I don’t want to kill it but I’m also kind of too scared to try to trap and release it. Should I tell my parents that it’s there? They’ll kill it immediately if I do but I don’t really know what to do.

I’ve taken steps to keep the house cleaner to try and mitigate the risk of an infestation but we still periodically see cockroaches.As for the Commission, it remains ready to proceed with and complete the process