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- Does age really matter? Recall of information presented to newly referred patients with cancer
- Journal of Clinical Oncology
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- 26 | 33
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- Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG)
- Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR)
To examine age- and age-related differences in recall of information provided during oncology consultations.
Patients and Methods
Two hundred sixty patients with cancer diagnosed with heterogeneous cancers, seeing a medical or radiation oncologist for the first time, participated in the study. Patients completed questionnaires assessing information needs and anxiety. Recall of information provided was measured using a structured telephone interview in which patients were prompted to remember details physicians gave about diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. Recall was checked against the actual communication in audio-recordings of the consultations.
Recall decreased significantly with age, but only when total amount of information presented was taken into account. This indicates that if more information is discussed, older patients have more trouble remembering the information than younger ones. In addition, recall was selectively influenced by prognosis. First, patients with a poorer prognosis recalled less. Next, the more information was provided about prognosis, the less information patients recalled, regardless of their actual prognosis.
Recall is not simply a function of patient age. Age only predicts recall when controlling for amount of information presented. Both prognosis and information about prognosis are better predictors of recall than age. These results provide important insights into intervention strategies to improve information recall in patients with cancer.
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In America, the idea of a “neighborhood” was codified in the post-war economic boom. People born decades after the era know the imagery: white picket fences, neatly trimmed laws, neighbors waving to one another, and children selling lemonade or racing on bicycles.
And that classic image didn’t come from nowhere — Americans did see an unprecedented level of wealth not known to the common man before the 1950s. Average hours worked dropped, wages improved, and suburbia conquered the continent. Television programs from the period like Lassie or Leave it to Beaver reinforce this nostalgic image, in part by playing up the warm relationships between people who just so happen to live next to or near each other.
Whether or not this image of the past is right or not is certainly up for debate, but there’s no denying the cold hard truth in the modern day: sometimes neighbors suck.
Whether you live in an apartment building or a house by a cul de sac, you run the risk of cohabitating with people who sometimes seem dedicated to ruining your life.
Maybe it’s a new thing: there’s been extensive research on how atomized people have become over the decades, resulting in the sense of community diminishing. Because of this, people don’t care as much about those they live next to anymore — at least in theory. Maybe the neighborhood life wasn’t as rosy as it was pictured in black and white.
With our research below, this is what we wanted to learn more about. Are communities, even communities anymore? More importantly, are Americans good neighbors at all?
If you’ve ever lived in a rural area, you’ve seen this before: a leather couch clearly made for a living room left to face the elements next to a parked car. Sometimes, the vehicle has been sitting in that same spot for at least a month. Fun fact: Chevrolets are the most popular automobiles found in yards.
Luckily, there is a legal way to get rid of abandoned vehicles in your neighborhood.
Non-items like cars being used for decorations, if you can call them that, isn’t rare. Our data shows that this is a particularly popular thing to do in New Mexico. South Carolina and West Virginia are two other contenders.
What’s Their Name?
As it turns out, your chances for getting on a first-name basis with the person that lives next to you vary wildly depending on what type of home you’re living in. Just under thirds of respondents residing in apartments could not identify their neighbors by name, while over the same amount living in single-family homes were able to. However, 1 out of 3 families, not knowing who their neighbors is still a significant minority.
There is earlier research to support this. A 2015 study found that as much as a third of Americans, in general, have never even met their neighbors.
This data makes it very clear: Americans need to be better pet owners. At the very least, people with pets need to be more considerate. Our study found that a whopping 79 percent of respondents have neighbors that do not clean up their pet’s waste. Just over 16 percent report being kept awake by their neighbor’s pets.
With as many as 85 million families owning a pet in the United States, that’s a lot of waste left on the streets…
Does Your State Have the Worst Neighbors?
In the United States, the stereotype is that people who live in more urbanized states such as New York or California are less friendly with the people they live next to, and people in more rural states are more, well, neighborly. When it comes to how people really feel about their neighbors, our data is all over the place.
Respondents in Vermont, South Dakota, and Rhode Island all tied for having the highest opinions about their neighbors, while Louisiana, Mississippi, and Kansas were ranked among the worst.
This stereotype has been discredited before, with New York’s Hell’s Kitchen being ranked as one of the friendliest neighborhoods in the country.
Handy Block Mates
People don’t put in a whole lot of effort to get to know one another. Our data shows that the overwhelming majority of respondents — almost three quarters — have never invited their neighbors into their home. An even more substantial amount say that they’ve never had a neighbor assist them with any house projects.
There are, of course, plenty of exceptions. One Minnesota couple just hosted their 30th annual neighborhood block party.
Good or Bad Neighbors
Overall, respondents indicate that they at least have lukewarm feelings about the people that live around them. The crucial part here is that the people who either dislike their neighbors outright and the people who have no opinion both outnumber those who say they “love” their neighbors. Thankfully, absolute hatred is the smallest column here.
There are a ton of benefits to having a relationship with your neighbors. Obviously, this includes having a social circle, but it can also help your family and even keep your neighborhood safer.
After reading this, it should be clear that there is a breakdown in the sense of community among people who live in close proximity. The good news is that you can change that. It might require a bit of work, but you can be the person that hosts that block party or at least takes the initiative to get a handful of people from around the community together. Maybe that noisy couple across the street will be more inclined to tone it down knowing they could be upsetting someone they have a personal relationship with.
There’s no one correct way to do this, but before you do that — you need to get your own house in order. Something as simple as having a beautiful lawn can be a conversation starter. This would also make your home more inviting if you’re in the mood to socialize. Lawnstarter.com is an excellent resource for this.
All participants were screened using a two-pronged approach: (1) description of selection criteria with a requirement for self-acknowledgment and acceptance, and (2) directly asking each participant to confirm each criterion, namely, at one time, had a “neighbor,” The term “Neighbor” was defined as “a person living near or next door to the speaker or person referred to.” A total of 1,150 attempts were made to take the online study, with 50 eliminated for: (1) not having a “neighbor”, (2) failing captcha, (3) not completing the survey, or (4) a mixture of these. Additionally, 25 response sets were eliminated for having duplicate IP addresses, for a total of 92 eliminations, yielding a completion rate of 89.13%, and a final n = 1,025. This study employed an online survey using a convenience sampling methodology via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk, with a subsequent posteriori exploratory, correlational data analysis methodology employed after completion of data scrubbing via Microsoft Excel and data visualization via Tableau.
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Photo Flash: First Look at Brian McEleney as Trinity Rep's KING LEAR
Trinity Rep resident Acting Company favorite McEleney stars as the aging monarch who has decided to split his kingdom among his three daughters-Goneril (DTC resident actor Christie Vela), Regan (Angela Brazil), and Cordelia (DTC's Abbey Siegworth) -with the largest share going to the daughter who loves him best. The eldest daughters shower him with flattery, while
Cordelia can only speak plainly of her love. Lear flies into a rage and gives everything to the eldest sisters. Once in power, they quickly desert their father and violently turn on each other in their quest for power.
Director Kevin Moriarty is best remembered by local audiences for his inspired take on many of
Shakespeare's plays at Trinity Rep, among them The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Henriad's
Richard II and Richard III – the latter two starring Brian McEleney in the title roles.
The sixteen-member cast also features Trinity Rep resident Acting Company members Stephen
Berenson (Fool), Phyllis Kay (Gloucester), FrEd Sullivan, Jr. (Oswald) and Joe Wilson, Jr. (Albany) alongside DTC resident actors Hassan El-Amin (Kent), Chamblee Ferguson (Cornwall), Lee Trull (Edmund) and Steven Michael Walters (Edgar). Rounding out the cast are Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Program '13 actors Alston Brown, Grant Chapman, Drew Ledbetter, and Brandon J. Vukovic.
To create the vivid, modern - and often rain-soaked - world of Lear's England, director Moriarty
has tapped set designer Michael McGarty, Trinity Rep resident designer William Lane, lighting designer Seth Reiser, and sound designers and composers Broken Chord Collective. Set designer Michael McGarty has created a dramatic and flexible stage space where the walls move, shift and even collapse – all within the confines of the 280-seat Dowling Theater.
As Dallas Theater Center's sixth artistic director, Kevin has made a name for himself wit the
theater's productions of Next Fall, The Tempest, The Wiz, Henry IV, It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Superman, Fat Pig, A Midsummer Night's Dream, In the Beginning, and The Who's Tommy. Before joining DTC, Kevin was Head of Directing for the Brown/Trinity MFA Program and artistic director at NY's Hangar Theatre. Kevin has also directed off-Broadway and at regional theaters, including the Lamb's Theatre, Syracuse Stage, Virginia Stage Company, Queens Theatre in the Park, the Flea Theatre, HERE, Theatreworks/USA, and the national tour of Jesus Christ Superstar starring Sebastian Bach and Carl Anderson.
The First Friday preview tonight, September 14 at 7:30pm will continue the theater's Pay
What You Can (PWYC) tradition, with tickets on sale at 6:30 pm that evening, limit one per
person. Talkbacks will be held after every performance of King Lear. Audiences are invited to share their response to the play's production and themes for approximately twenty minutes.
Photo Credit: Mark Turek
Trinity Rep resident actor Brian McEleney as Lear

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- OnePlus is banned in India
- Micromax files case in Delhi High Court
- OnePlus confirms that it will no longer sell in India
Yet another Chinese smart phone manufacturer OnePlus is banned in India by Delhi High Court. Last week Xiaomi was banned by Delhi court for infringing the patent rights of Ericssona��s AMR, EDGE and 3G compliant. Do Xiaomi Mobiles have future?
One of the Indiaa��s leading smart phone manufacturers Micromax has filed a case against OnePlus in Delhi High court for using Cyanogen Android operating system. Micromax had recently signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Cyanogen in India for its Yu. Micromax Yu is about to be launched tomorrow (Thursday) with its Cyanogen operating systems and it is expected to be sold below ten thousand rupees (Rs.10000).
According to Medianama reports, OnePlus can sell its existing stock, but further stock cannot be imported to India until it replaced the Cyanogen OS. OnePlus co-founder, Carl Pei said that the company is developing its own Android version to replace Cyanogen. The alternate OS was planned to be released next year, but after this case they are expediting the whole process.
Carl Pei said that the company is committed to sell their smart phone in India and they are working hard to come up with an alternate solution as soon as possible.
According to a recent survey done by IDC, the smart phone shipments in India have raisen by 82 percent year-on-year to 23 million units in Q3 2014. So, there is a lot of scope for OnePlus to come back and retain its market share. The company regrets that they had to disappoint the fans in India who have patiently waited to purchase the smart phone from OnePlus.

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The four Gospels record more than 35 miracles, but apart from Jesus’ resurrection, feeding the 5,000 is the only one mentioned by all four. Each gospel author wrote with a specific goal, leading them to focus on or emphasize particular events.
The fact that this miracle makes it into Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John seems to indicate a special significance—especially when you consider that John is the only one who mentions something as amazing as the resurrection of Lazarus.
Let’s look at the feeding of the 5,000 as told by John’s Gospel and consider what makes this miracle so significant.
The feeding of the 5,000
In John’s Gospel, the feeding of the 5,000 is found in chapter six. This section of John is steeped in references to Moses. Chapter five ends with Jesus saying, “But do not think I will accuse you before the Father. Your accuser is Moses, on whom your hopes are set. If you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. But since you do not believe what he wrote, how are you going to believe what I say” (John 5:45–47, New International Version)?
John immediately launches into this story. He tells us that the following story begins “some time after” these words were spoken, but then he tells us that Passover was near, which also connects this story to Moses. (Passover commemorates Moses leading the Israelites out of Jerusalem.)
Let’s examine John’s version of the story:
Some time after this, Jesus crossed to the far shore of the Sea of Galilee (that is, the Sea of Tiberias), and a great crowd of people followed him because they saw the signs he had performed by healing the sick. Then Jesus went up on a mountainside and sat down with his disciples. The Jewish Passover Festival was near.
When Jesus looked up and saw a great crowd coming toward him, he said to Philip, “Where shall we buy bread for these people to eat?” He asked this only to test him, for he already had in mind what he was going to do.
Philip answered him, “It would take more than half a year’s wages to buy enough bread for each one to have a bite!”
Another of his disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother, spoke up, “Here is a boy with five small barley loaves and two small fish, but how far will they go among so many?”
Jesus said, “Have the people sit down.” There was plenty of grass in that place, and they sat down (about five thousand men were there). Jesus then took the loaves, gave thanks, and distributed to those who were seated as much as they wanted. He did the same with the fish.
When they had all had enough to eat, he said to his disciples, “Gather the pieces that are left over. Let nothing be wasted.” So they gathered them and filled twelve baskets with the pieces of the five barley loaves left over by those who had eaten.
After the people saw the sign Jesus performed, they began to say, “Surely this is the Prophet who is to come into the world.” Jesus, knowing that they intended to come and make him king by force, withdrew again to a mountain by himself (John 6:1–15, NIV).
Feeding the 5,000: the Moses connection
Jesus says that Moses pointed Israel to Him (John 5:46). John then pulls a story into his narrative that isn’t necessarily chronological. This miracle happened sometime later, but John thinks it’s helpful to tell the story now, linking it back to Jesus’ words about Moses through its connection to Passover.
Immediately after this story, John will tell his readers about Jesus walking on water. In John’s readers’ minds, these two stories will be directly linked to Moses and Exodus. The feeding of the 5,000 hearkens back to Israel being fed by manna from heaven. And Jesus walking on water would have been a reminder of Moses leading God’s people through the Red Sea.
The crowd picks up the Moses/Jesus connection here. But their understanding of the Messiah is still nationalistic. They want a Messiah who will rally Israel to overcome her enemies and put the nation in its rightful place above all other nations.
Through feeding the 5,000, they recognized that Moses was pointing to Jesus. And their response is to force Jesus to take up the mantle of conquering king. Jesus sends the disciples off (Mark 6:45–46) and withdraws to the mountains to pray.
After the story of Jesus walking on water, John brings everything back to the connection between these miracles and Moses.
The crowd follows Jesus for bread
John wraps this section up with a challenging discussion between himself and the crowds following Him.
When they found him on the other side of the lake, they asked him, “Rabbi, when did you get here?”
Jesus answered, “Very truly I tell you, you are looking for me, not because you saw the signs I performed but because you ate the loaves and had your fill. Do not work for food that spoils, but for food that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give you. For on him God the Father has placed his seal of approval” (John 6:25–27).
There are many times in the gospels when Jesus is having a deep metaphoric discussion with people, and they’re caught up in the physical immediacy of the situation. His discussion with the woman at the well is a perfect example. He talks to her about spiritual springs of life-giving water, but she doesn’t immediately understand the metaphor. We’ll see the same thing in this conversation, too.
John specifically told us earlier that the boy offered up barley bread. This is significant because barley was the grain of the poor. It could be grown in lousy soil and grew easily. It was used throughout Palestine and Egypt to feed cattle. But in Israel, impoverished people baked it into bread.
Often exploited by Israelites with more money, the fishing villages weren’t well off. Jesus calls them out for following Him for free bread, and of course, they were. No wonder they wanted to force Him to be king. Imagine having a king who could conquer your enemies and give you free bread.
But Jesus is moving them away from discussing food toward more spiritually minded pursuits.
What sign will you give?
Then they asked him, “What must we do to do the works God requires?”
Jesus answered, “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent.”
So they asked him, “What sign then will you give that we may see it and believe you? What will you do? Our ancestors ate the manna in the wilderness; as it is written: ‘He gave them bread from heaven to eat.’”
Jesus said to them, “Very truly I tell you, it is not Moses who has given you the bread from heaven, but it is my Father who gives you the true bread from heaven. For the bread of God is the bread that comes down from heaven and gives life to the world.”
“Sir,” they said, “always give us this bread” (John 6:28–34).
They press Jesus to tell them what God requires of them to receive this eternal food. Jesus tells them they must believe in Him, who God has sent. The sly crowd requests a sign (more free bread), pointing to Moses’ example of providing manna.
Knowing that Jesus can feed 5,000 people from nothing, they press Him to justify their belief by offering them more free food. After all, Moses gave them free manna for 40 years. But Jesus really wants them to understand that they’re not really having the same conversation—Jesus isn’t talking about literal bread.
I am the bread of life
Then Jesus declared, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty. But as I told you, you have seen me and still you do not believe. All those the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never drive away. For I have come down from heaven not to do my will but to do the will of him who sent me. And this is the will of him who sent me, that I shall lose none of all those he has given me, but raise them up at the last day. For my Father’s will is that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in him shall have eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day.”
At this the Jews there began to grumble about him because he said, “I am the bread that came down from heaven.” They said, “Is this not Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we know? How can he now say, ‘I came down from heaven’” (John 6:35–42).
Jesus ignores their request for a lifetime supply of free bread to share the gospel message with them. Whoever comes to Him will have eternal life and be raised on the last day. Their response to realizing they’re not about to get some more bread? They grumble.
Suddenly, they’re worried about Jesus’ pedigree. “We know this guy’s parents, and He wants to convince us that He’s come down from heaven? Give us a break. We’ll take His miracle food, but we’re not buying this idea that He’s come directly from heaven.”
This bread is My flesh
The crowd begins to murmur about what Jesus is saying. But He doesn’t backtrack and clarify His words. In fact, He’s going to double down on what He’s saying—eventually confusing and frustrating His audience to the point of walking out.
“Stop grumbling among yourselves,” Jesus answered. “No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them, and I will raise them up at the last day. It is written in the Prophets: ‘They will all be taught by God.’ Everyone who has heard the Father and learned from him comes to me. No one has seen the Father except the one who is from God; only he has seen the Father. Very truly I tell you, the one who believes has eternal life. I am the bread of life. Your ancestors ate the manna in the wilderness, yet they died. But here is the bread that comes down from heaven, which anyone may eat and not die. I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats this bread will live forever. This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.”
Then the Jews began to argue sharply among themselves, “How can this man give us his flesh to eat” (John 6:43–52)?
Jesus points out that the manna the Israelites ate in the wilderness only sustained their life for a short time, but they eventually died. The bread that He’s offering will give them eternal life. And He is that bread.
He goes on to tell them “this bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.” This is a distinct reference to His coming sacrifice on the cross. In the same way that a loaf of bread needs to be broken to be shared, Jesus’ flesh will be broken for the world.
And then He tells them something extremely challenging.
Unless you eat of my flesh
Jesus said to them, “Very truly I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day. For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink.
Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me, and I in them. Just as the living Father sent me and I live because of the Father, so the one who feeds on me will live because of me. This is the bread that came down from heaven. Your ancestors ate manna and died, but whoever feeds on this bread will live forever.” He said this while teaching in the synagogue in Capernaum (John 6:53–59).
Jesus’ words are extremely challenging for His audience. The Jews were forbidden to drink blood (Leviticus 3:17, Deuteronomy 12:23) and references to eating flesh in the Old Testament had to do with malice and bitterness (Psalm 27:2). The fact that Jesus was saying He was living bread that had come down from heaven was confusing enough, but this would have been shocking.
For Christians, it’s easy to read these words and not be stunned. We’re used to this language. It echoes the language we might use in communion or sing about from our hymnal, but this crowd would never have heard teaching like this. In fact, John goes on to tell us that many of Jesus’ followers abandoned Him at that moment: “From this time many of his disciples turned back and no longer followed him” (John 6:66). Thankfully, the 12 apostles stayed.
Making Jesus a part of us
There’s a lot about the miracles of the loaves and fishes that is interesting. We can talk about the fact that the disciples weren’t sure how to handle the large, hungry crowd. We can zero in on the boy who supplied his lunch for Jesus to work a miracle with. We can meditate on the fact that Jesus’ miracle went above and beyond what was necessary for feeding the crowd, and how they walked away with 12 baskets of bread.
But John wants his readers to make the connection between Moses and this miracle. He wants them to understand that Jesus is the one Moses pointed to and that Jesus’ miracles (and ultimately His purpose) is beyond Moses’.
John uses this miracle to make the point that there is something more important than our daily bread. In the same way that the food we eat gets inside of us, nourishes us, and energizes us, we need Jesus to nourish and energize us.
If you’re interested in learning more about the Gospel of John, watch the entire Life of Jesus film.

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Bitcoin, the stuff you really should have invested in back when you had no idea it existed. Designed to be a modern digital currency that governments or the Rockefellers couldn’t control, and instead becoming this generation’s snake oil pitch, Bitcoin is less a virtual wallet of cash that you can use to buy goods with and more of a commodity that can be traded for absurd sums of cash.
The price of Bitcoin has recently reached a new high, and naturally people are looking to cash in on their investments. According to the Guardian via PC Gamer, computer engineer James Howells is one such investor who made the mistake of binning a laptop hard drive several years ago that had 7500 Bitcoins stored on it. That’s a value of $273 million at the time of writing, and the most expensive mistake since the third founder of Apple sold his 10% share of the company back to Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak for $800.
Howells obviously wants to recover his discarded hard drive, and has offered his local Newport council 25% of the value of the Bitcoins if they help him dig through a specific section of the landfill. Howell’s plan is to gain access to the landfill records, which would identify when he threw the hard drive away, the serial number of the bin that it was in, and that would eventually lead him to a grid reference to dig through.
It’s sort of like a treasure hunt, only smellier and with a higher chance of everyone needing Tetanus injections afterwards. There’s only two major problems here: Digging through seven years worth of refuse would be catastrophically terrible for the local environment and would result in a few million tons of methane and CO2 being released into the atmosphere. The Newport Council would have to break many regulations just for a chance to see if the hard drive could be found, and then there’s the second part of the dilemma: Would the old laptop storage drive even be in working condition?
There’s no shortage of miracles that engineers can pull off today when it comes to retrieving information from old and busted hard drives, but salvaging thousands of Bitcoins from a device that has spent the last seven years buried under all manner of garbage is a bit of a tall order. For now, Howells is out of luck in his quest to retrieve his long-lost digital fortune.
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President Donald Trump, under pressure over his handling of the coronavirus outbreak and facing a key presidential debate Tuesday, announced the federal government would ship 150 million rapid tests to U.S. states for opening schools and ensuring safety at centers for senior citizens.
‘I say it all the time – we are rounding the corner,’ Trump said as the nation continued to face staggering losses and infections from COVID-19.
‘This will be more than double the number of tests already performed,’ he said, announcing the plan in the White House Rose Garden.
Trump congratulated his team and once again said the situation was improving, even as the nation passed 200,000 coronavirus deaths. And he repeated his call to ‘reopen’

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Katja Keul, minister of state at the German Federal Foreign Office, stated that “In Germany, we either played down or ignored the colonial period for far too long. As a society, as a government, and also as the Federal Foreign Office. ... Let me put this quite bluntly: European colonialism was an unjust system.” During her visit to Cameroon from October 30, 2022 to November 2, Keul paid tribute to Rudolf Douala Manga Bell, a Douala king and resistance leader against Germany’s colony in Cameroon. In 1914, the German colonial administration sentenced the king to death in a trial that violated due process, even at the time. Keul said that “Colonialism led to unimaginable suffering. It destroyed the lives of many people in Africa. King Rudolf Manga Bell was one of them." Keul also discussed with Cameroon’s Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute the prospects of returning artifacts that were removed from Cameroon during the colonial era. She committed the German government “to face up to this chapter of our history and to put an end to the shortcomings in coming to grips with it.” Keul’s speech comes on the heels of Germany's refusal in September to renegotiate a reparation deal related to the atrocities, now recognized by Germany as genocide, committed against the Herero and Nama peoples during Germany’s colonization of Namibia between 1885 and 1919.
The "reconciliation agreement" was deemed a failure by, among others, colonial historians and representatives of the Herero and Nama, in part because the latter were not recognized as official partners during negotiations between the German and Namibian governments. Studies have shown that Germany is grappling with structural racism within its institutions, such as the police, healthcare provision, and public employment services. If the German government is serious about reckoning with its colonial past, it should reconsider its approach on reparations and examine how its colonial past affects racism in Germany today.
The EU requires Germany to adopt a National Action Plan on Racism; adopting one addressing racism rooted in colonialism would be an important step.
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“IN sickness and in health,” they said when they married more than three decades ago – and last year Sally Buckley proved it when she donated a kidney to husband Leslie.
This month’s Fabulous Females winner was nominated by proud Leslie, who went through gruelling kidney dialysis and was on the UK donor list for two years.
Though Sally, 59, was a tissue match, she was the wrong blood type, meaning the kidney could have been rejected. But the procedure went well and seven months on, Leslie, 64, wants to thank his wife for his new lease of life.
Engineer Leslie, from Lancaster, says: “Sally gave me my life back. I nominated her as a Fabulous Female to tell her she means the world to me.”
Routine checks when Leslie was a young man showed he might face kidney problems. But it was not until 2008, aged 54, that his health declined.
Leslie — who has daughters Charlotte, 33, and Alisa, 29, with Sally — says: “I had kidney failure. By 2015, function was down to just 15 per cent. I needed dialysis every night. It was a constant presence in our lives for two and a half years.
“Things such as a weekend away became impossible without hours of planning to transport my medical kit.
“I continued working but got tired easily. Sally had so much on her plate but her strength and support never wavered.”
Leslie went on the donor list in 2015. But when no suitable organ emerged, doctors suggested he find a living donor.
Council worker Sally put herself forward for testing, despite 1,000-to-one odds of her being a match.
Leslie says: “I kept telling her she didn’t have to go through with it and she kept telling me she was going to.”
After four months of testing and despite being a tissue match, Sally was the wrong blood type and fell just below the threshold to be a donor.
Leslie recalls: “We’d been planning for the future and now it looked like there was nothing else we could do.”
But a different consultant said that as Sally’s results were borderline, she could be retested.
This time docs said Sally COULD donate, as Leslie could have a procedure to “wash” his blood so the kidney could be accepted.
Leslie says: “There was still a risk my body could reject Sally’s kidney. But Sally insisted we went ahead.”
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Last October, Leslie and Sally checked into Manchester Royal Infirmary for the transplant that could change both their lives — and were elated when the four-hour operation worked.
Leslie, who has four grandchildren — Amelia, five, Max and Eben, both three, and two-year-old Mia — says: “Sally wasn’t scared for herself — she was worried about whether it would be a success for me.
“But when I woke up, I knew it had worked. I feel 30 years younger now. My kidney efficiency was down to four per cent — now it’s 62 per cent and I’m full of energy. Sally wanted me to have a life without dialysis and she wanted our grandchildren to have a healthier grandfather. She made those things happen.”
Sally says: “I still can’t believe I’ve won The Sun’s Fabulous Females prize.
“After 34 years together, Leslie can still surprise me. After I discovered donating my kidney was an option, there was never any doubt in my mind. I’d have done anything to help him.
“And if I couldn’t have donated to Leslie, it was always my wish to give a stranger my kidney instead.
“The night before surgery, I was anxious and there were some tears, but I was never worried about going ahead.
“I was also incredibly relieved it was finally happening. Doctors had explained it was a big operation and I would be in some pain afterwards.
“But although I had some nausea and I was a bit sore, with painkillers the aftermath was manageable.
After three days in hospital I was allowed to go home and, six weeks later, I was back at work.
“Since donating I’ve recovered back to full health and am just happy to have helped.
“I’ve had the most amazing day and loved my makeover.
“I’m planning to spend the vouchers on a lovely spa break for both of us so we can enjoy some relaxing time together. I think we both deserve some pampering.
“I feel overwhelmed and privileged to be a Fab Female. It makes me realise how much what I did really mattered.”


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Category Archives: Medicaid
GUEST POST by Virgie Townsend, JD, associate editor at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)
About 40 percent of the health care dollars spent in New York State come from Medicaid. Realizing that the rate was climbing far too fast, the state brought together health care advocates, physician representatives, elected officials, management and unions to solve the growing financial issue by addressing the social determinants.
And they were effective. Last year the state saved $4 billion while adding approximately 154,000 people to its Medicaid program.
One of the key figures behind the public health improvements was New York State Health Commissioner Nirav R. Shah, MD, MPH, who last week moderated the panel discussion âMedicaid and Public Health: Improving Partnershipsâ at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officialsâ (ASTHO) 2013 Annual Meeting.
>>Read more in a NewPublicHealth Q&A with Shah.
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In addition to Shah, the panel included Vermont Department of Health Commissioner Harry Chen, MD; Executive Director of the National Association of Medicaid Directors Matt Salo; and Chief Medical Officer for Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services Stephen Cha, MD, MHS. Shah and Chen discussed how their states are improving population health through greater integration with Medicaid, while Cha and Salo presented their views from the Medicaid perspective.


BTS has set a new record no other group has done on the Billboard 200!
On June 19 local time, Billboard officially announced that BTS’s anthology album “Proof” had debuted at No. 1 on its famous Top 200 Albums chart, the chart that ranks the most popular albums in the U.S.
Billboard stated that “Proof” achieved the biggest U.S. sales week of any album by a group thus far in 2022 and only the second highest following the debut week of Harry Styles’ “Harry House.”
“Proof” has become BTS’s 6th album to debut at the top of the charts making them the first and only Korean artist to top the Billboard 200 with six different albums. Added to that, out of the 15 non-English albums to have ever topped the Billboard 200 in the history of the chart, BTS has 6 of those 15 spots.
Congratulations to BTS on their historic achievement!


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Signet rings occurred in various ancient civilisations, as they were used to “sign” documents through the impression of the symbol on the ring pressed in to hot wax. They were widely used in trading to ensure the authenticity and security of a document or letter. The social status of the owner was reflected in the size and media of such seal rings. Different motives or the family crest would be engraved on the bezel which provided further insights into the owner’s identity, such as their place in a family. All markings were engraved backwards to ensure the design would be in the correct position once pressed.
Draconic creatures appeared as early as in ancient Mesopotamian art and mythology. With the rise of Christianity in Western civilisation, dragons began to assume the familiar form known today: four-winged, serpentine creatures capable of breathing fire. They became a staple of myths and local folklore throughout the Middle Ages, and a recurring theme in Medieval artistic production and heraldry.

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`Baby boomers`` have a reputation for being big spenders, particularly those well-to-do, urban ones called Yuppies. As you have probably guessed, though, the reality of how baby boomers spend money is not nearly as glamorous as their media image.
Since the peak of the baby boom occurred 29 years ago, most boomers are now 25 to 34 years old. The best survey of how they spend money is the Consumer Expenditure Survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics; it covers 1982 and 1983. It found that the average household headed by 25-to-34-year-olds spent an annual total of only $19,271.
What baby boomers really do with their money is about the same thing we all do with it -- buy shelter, something to eat and a car to drive. The average household spends nearly three-quarters of its total expenditures on those three things, and so do baby boomers. Boomers spend one-third of their money on housing, about one-fifth on transportation and 17 percent on food and drink.
In terms of housing, they spend 1.5 times the amount the average household spend on rent, probably because less than half of them are homeowners. By contrast more than 70 percent of older householders own their own homes.
One housing cost boomers spend more money on than anyone else is child care.
Boomers may eat gourmet food, but they spend nearly $200 a year less than the average household on food. Even their spending for food away from home only equals the average for all households. But boomer households spend 25 percent more than the average household on booze.
In terms of transportation expenses, boomers are about as average as you can get, spending almost as much on used cars as new ones. Maybe that fabled BMW is actually just a used car. Boomers don`t seem to buy much in the way of fancy clothes either, spending only 6 percent of their income on apparel.


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South Hyland Pet Hospital is dedicated to serving people and pets with caring hearts and caring hands. Our goal is to keep your pet healthy and free from discomfort for as long as possible so that you may enjoy all the wonders pets can bring into our lives.
We realize that you know your pet better than anyone else; through our practice of a team-based method of care that allows our medical staff to work and communicate directly with individual owners, we are able to provide the best possible care solutions for each unique patient. Part of our success with this approach is stability; our newest doctor joined the team more than seven years ago, while the others have each been with us for more than a decade. You can learn more about our Veterinarians here.
This team-care approach gives owners the ability to choose their own doctor, have any and all questions answered, and to provide input on treatment options. We have been privately owned since our founding in 1974 and take sincere pride in our ability to offer a full line of services and the latest and greatest advances in veterinary medicine.
Our Veterinarians, Medical Staff and Customer Service Representatives actively undergo continuing education (more than 400 hours of additional training per year) and we regularly upgrade our equipment and facilities. This allows us to make these advances available to you and your pet in a clean, modern environment.
South Hyland has been accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) for more than 25 years. Clinics that are certified by AAHA voluntarily meet more than 800 exceptionally high veterinary care standards that incorporate all aspects of veterinary medicine. The accreditation process involves a detailed evaluation of services, protocols, techniques and equipment via a thorough inspection by AAHA representatives every three years. Fewer than 10% of the veterinary hospitals in the United States achieve this honored status.
If you live in the South Twin Cities Metro [Bloomington, Richfield, Eden Prairie, Edina], then you have found the ideal home for your pet’s medical needs! Your pet’s health and well being is very important to us and we will take every step to give your pet the best possible care.
South Hyland Pet Hospital is a full service animal hospital and provides emergency treatment as well as less urgent medical, surgical and dental care. Beyond first rate pet care, our clinic is a comfortable, kid-friendly and calm environment where your pet can relax while waiting to meet his or her own Bloomington veterinarian.
We have a number of resources for you to learn about how to take better care of your pets. Browse around and look at our articles and pet videos. If you have questions, please call 952-884-1868 or email us and we’ll promptly get back to you. Our Bloomington veterinarian office is very easy to get to, and you can find directions on our Contact Us page. You can also subscribe to our newsletter which is created especially for Bloomington pet owners.
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It’s been thirty-nine years since the launch of MTV. The first batch of Rubik’s Cubes were released in America four decades ago. Yes, the 1980s were a long time ago. But the Day-Glo decade continues to cast a long shadow over contemporary music: arguably, all of the biggest hits of the past few years have drawn inspiration and borrowed sounds from the new wave, post-punk, and radio-friendly hard rock. Arguably, the ’80s was the last pop era that wasn’t dominated by nostalgia: it had its own sound, its own style, and its own attitude. Little wonder, then, that those years are still very much with us.
Pennan Brae certainly remembers. The latest single and video by the Vancouver, BC singer, songwriter, guitarist, and filmmaker is a playful, propulsive, and frequently hilarious tribute to the decade. He pokes fun at the excesses of the era and exaggerates its indulgences for comic effect. Still, it’s also clear that Pennan Brae truly loves the ’80s, and understands what made them such a vivid time for everybody who experienced that fevered, neon-lit time.
And “Strut 1980s” isn’t merely a simulation of a time gone by. Yes, he’s got access to film equipment and musical instruments (listen to those classic synth stabs) that’ll pull you back in time like taffy. With the help of producers Kirk Kelsey & Grammy nominated-Eric Alexandrakis, the trio created a time portal to the decade & achieve the sound Pennan was looking for. The song was then mastered by Grammy-winning engineer Sean Magee (The Beatles Remasters, Tina Turner) at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London.
The album (Gravity – The Astronot) enlisted help from a few talented accomplices who know more than a little about ’80s sound. Drummer Steve Ferrone has hit the skins for Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Duran Duran, and Eric Clapton, and bassist Garry Gary Beers was a co-founder and thirty-five-year member of INXS. When they lock into a groove, they do so with the authority of guys who helped write the rulebook on ’80s pop rhythm.
Just like the ’80s artists who first took advantage of music videos, Pennan Brae understands the expressive power of film. He’s a screenwriter & filmmaker as well as a songsmith, with 2 feature films produced in the past 2 years. The Astronot (2018), & 2 Below 0 (2019), have received accolades from over 100 film festivals on the 2018/19 film festival circuit. Pennan Brae developed the script, composed the soundtrack and acted in the films while director Tim Cash brought that vision to the big screen. Cash is back in the director’s chair for “Strut 1980s,” and he’s shot the works – he’s decorated the clip in Day-Glo, filling it with props, costumes, and characters reminiscent of the glory days of MTV. Pennan Brae gets into the spirit, too: he’s totally convincing as an ’80s rock star. It’s a bold introduction to an imaginative artist with an impeccable sense of pop and rock history – and a wonderful sense of fun, too.


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Coventry Buildbase Bees will be competing in the Elite League play-offs. Two resounding victories in last Friday’s double header realised six league points and ensured a place in the top four of the table, writes Alan Goodman.
This may have turned out to be more vital than seemed at the time for the elation was slightly tempered three nights later when a weakened Poole team rode to a well-deserved 50-40 win and ended any slight hopes Bees had of finishing top of the Elite League table
Coventry Storm are also in their respective National League play-offs by virtue of holding second place in the league for most of the season. Hopes however of a league and cup double look very unlikely after a 63-28 semi-final first leg defeat at Cradley last Tuesday.
Bees 60, Eastbourne 32.
Bees went into this match with Josh Auty guesting for Ben Barker, otherwise at full strength. The visitors were rather depleted, fielding four guest riders including former Bees favourites Rory Schlein and Stuart Robson.
With play off places at stake, tension showed in the opening race when all four were called back after attempts to jump the start. Hans Andersen made the break in the rerun with Kyle Howarth joining him at the front coming out of turn two.
Jason Garrity won heat two with James Sarjeant coming through to third.
Auty took a nasty tumble in heat three after Robson clipped his back wheel on turn three. He recovered but could only manage third in the rerun which was won by Chris Harris after passing Schlein at the end of the first lap.
Timo Lahti won heat four for the visitors after picking off both Bees riders in successive laps.
Andersen and Harris took a maximum in heat five before Eastbourne staged a mini revival.
Schlein was given a tactical ride in heat six and combined with Bjarne Pedersen for an 8-1 heat win.
Howarth prevented another maximum by taking second in heat eight before a two-man race in heat eight resulted in another 3-2 reverse.
At this stage Bees led by 26 -24.
Bees then got it together and reeled of six maximum heat wins in the last seven races to make the final score 60-32 and three of the League points in the bag.
For Bees both Andersen and Harris were unbeaten by an opponent while Howarth dropped just one point. Kenneth Hansen had a better meeting than of late by scoring a paid eight.
Bee’s scorers; Andersen, Harris 13(2), Garrity 10(1), Howarth 9(2), Hansen 7(1), Sarjeant 4(1), Auty 4.
Bees 60, Eastbourne 33.
After a brief break the teams took to the track for the second match of this double header.
Andersen won heat one with Howarth coming through for third on the second lap before the reserves took a maximum in heat two.
Bees made the start to heat three but Schlein was soon into second place.
Two successive 5-1’s took the score to 23-7 causing Schlein to take a tactical ride for the second time of the evening. The result was the same as before with the Bees pair taken wide allowing Pedersen through to follow his partner home for an 8-1.
Kylmakorpi won heat seven with Sarjeant coming through to third for a share of the points.
Auty and Hansen took a 5-1 in heat eight to leave the score a healthy 32-19 at the halfway stage.
The reserves took another 5-1 in heat nine but Bees did not run away with things as before with Schlein and Robson following Andersen home in heat ten.
Pedersen took the second tactical ride available in heat eleven. This was probably not the best of moves as he was off gate one which had not produced a winner all evening. It was a good effort by Bees to prevent another maximum. Harris went between the two entering the first turn before Auty joined him coming out of turn two.
A 4-2 in heat twelve secured all three points and virtually sealed a place in the play-offs.
Schlein became the villain of the piece in heat thirteen when he took the lead on lap two and ruined both Harris and Andersen’s chances of going through the whole evening unbeaten.
Hansen rode a good race to win heat fourteen before Bees finished up with maximum points for an emphatic 60-33 victory.
Bee’s scorers; Harris 13(1), Andersen 12(2), Garrity 11(1), Hansen 10, Sarjeant 5(3), Auty 5(2), Howarth 4.
Bees 40, Poole 50.
Bees had Max Fricke guesting for the still injured Ben Barker while the visitors had two guests plus rider replacement for the suspended Darcy Ward
Bees suffered an early setback when Howarth took a nasty tumble on a tight first turn of heat one. After a lengthy delay he was taken to hospital with facial injuries and took no further part in the match. Garrity proved an adequate replacement in the rerun by following Andersen home for an opening 5-1.
He was out again to win the next but partner Sarjeant could make no impression on the visiting pair so the points were shared.
Maciej Janowski won heat three despite a good effort by the slow starting Harris to reel him in. Once again however the points were shared.
Poole hit back to draw level in heat four before the Andersen–Harris combination restored Bees lead although Andersen had to give way to Poole guest Dakota North.
It was back level in heat six with Hansen having to split the fast gating visiting pair.
After a shared heat seven, Josh Grajczonek and Richard Lawson took maximum points in heat eight to leave the halfway score at 26-22 to Poole.
The reserves race was won by Kyle Newman with the Bees pair taking the minor places. Andersen’s wide riding tactics let him down in heat ten and was trailing the visiting pair before Sarjeant fell on the Rugby turn. In the rerun the Bees number one tried the same move with the same result. Fortunately he was able to get back by Richard Lawson but two more points were lost. Poole were now on top of their game and two 4-2’s and a 5-1 in the next three heats virtually sealed the match.
A shared heat fourteen saw Hanson and Newman have a disagreement over the latter’s tactics as he appeared Hansen’s last ditch attempt to take second place on the run-in to the flag.
Harris and Andersen finished up with a 5-1 but it came far too late as Poole had the three points in the bag.
Harris top scored and received good support from Garrity. Andersen had a disappointing night, scoring only eight from his five rides.
Bee’s scorers; Harris 12, Garrity 9(1), Andersen 8(1), Sarjeant 6(2), Hansen 3, Fricke 2(1), Howarth 0
Cradley 63, Storm 28.
National League K.O.Cup semi-final 1st leg.
Storm operated rider replacement for Stefan Nielsen but was otherwise at full strength.
Cradley opened with maximum points and despite a shared heat two, the home lead steadily increased to twelve by the end of heat five.
A second place for Sarjeant on a tactical double in heat five brought four points but once again heat points were shared. Cradley led 32-17 at the halfway stage. Heats nine and thirteen were shared but the Heathens finished up with four successive 5-1’s to put the seal on a miserable night for Storm.
Storm scorer’s; Sarjeant 10(1), Oliver Greenwood 6, Dan Greenwood 5, Martin Knuckey 5, Ryan Terry-Daley 1(1), Luke Priest 1,
Storm’s Oliver Greenwood won the Kent staged British under-21 Championship on Monday night and becomes the second Storm rider to hold this title, Stefan Nielsen being the first.
Greenwood scored a maximum fifteen points, beating Josh Bates by one. Jack Kingston was third.
There is no match at Brandon on Friday but both teams are in action on Monday.
Bees visit Belle Vue for their penultimate Elite League match, while Storm go to Kent for the first leg of their National League play-off semi-final.


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Urby wanted a fic for her birthday present, so here it is, one birthday themed "Bliss" timeline birthday present fic :) Planning a birthday party for a soon-to-be seven year-old is apparently a lot of work :)
Dedication: fairly obviously for Urby. I really hope she enjoys it. From me and the chibis, happy birthday Urby :)
Disclaimer: I don't own Tales of Symphonia. No, it's Namco that own it. Hence I write FANfiction, I am a fan, a rather obsessed one LOL.
"Hey! Auntie Sheena! Auntie Sheena!" Sheena smiled as she was glomp attacked by the small flying ball of energy that was Miles.
"Hi Miles," she greeted the young boy as she knelt down to give him a hug.
"Guess what?" he grinned.
"What's that?" she pretended to be puzzled even though she had a good idea of what the boy would say.
"It's my birthday tomorrow! YAY!" Miles yelled and started running around the front garden squealing happily, pausing for a moment to greet his 'uncle' Zelos and Suzuka before screeching off again.
"Alright?" Colette smiled warmly as she stepped down from the porch and helped Sheena with some of her luggage.
"Fine thanks," the summoner replied.
"Hey Miles! Quit running around and come inside and wash your hands, lunch'll be ready in a minute," Colette called over her shoulder as she started to climb back up the porch steps.
"You two as well," she smiled, ruffling Hope and Kero's hair as she walked past them. "Anyone'd think you two hadn't seen each other in years rather than less than a month the way you're acting."
They blushed and moved out of their hug to hold the door open, following Miles indoors when he finally decided to run up the steps instead of across the grass. Lloyd appeared as Colette was putting lunch on the table and soon everyone was settled around it, various conversations starting up.
Miles turned to Suzuka, his expression full of pride.
"I'm gonna be seven tomorrow," he gloated proudly.
"So what? My brother's older than you by, like, forever," she stuck her tongue out at him.
"Well my sister's older than your brother," Miles grinned, triumphantly stabbing a bit of pasta with his fork.
"Your sister and my brother are soppy sissies," Suzuka said thoughtfully around a mouthful of sandwich.
"They are," Miles frowned. "You're alright though, for a girl, I mean you don't get all mooshey and stuff about kissing and junk."
"Kissing, yuck! My mum and dad do that, it's gross!" Suzuka pulled an 'oh yuck' face. Miles mirrored it before throwing a bit of food at his sister. Not to irritate her or to start a food fight but simply because he wanted her attention, which seemed totally focused on Kero.
"Heeeeeey!" she frowned, picking pasta out of her hair.
"Guess what?" Miles grinned at her.
"What?" Hope sighed, stabbing some salad, knowing what would come next.
Colette giggled at the children as did Sheena. Then the angel turned her attention back to her friend.
"So, what's the plan for tomorrow then?" the summoner asked.
"Lets see," Colette tipped her head to one side trying to remember everything in the right order. "We're going to let him open his presents first, then go to the cinema, picking his friend from school, Chris, up on the way. Then after that we're going to the arcade then back here for dinner and cake. That OK with you?"
"It's not up to me, it's his birthday," Sheena nodded at Miles who was now telling Zelos, yet again, that it was his birthday tomorrow.
"Yeah, but you don't have to come along if you don't want to," Colette nodded.
"Nah, Miles's birthday, got to be there for that, look how important it is to him," Sheena nodded at the child who was now trying to tell anyone else at the table who would listen, including the bowl of salad in the centre, that it was his birthday tomorrow. "Besides, you owe me a game on our favourite machine at the arcade, I'm gonna beat you this time."
"Nu-uh you are not, I'll win again," Colette laughed playfully before clearing the last of the food on her plate.
After lunch they all meandered out into the back garden, the adults sitting in the sunshine, Hope and Kero settled in the shade of a tree quietly chatting, Miles and Suzuka playing some amazingly energetic running around game with Noishe.
After a short time of sitting, basking in the warmth of the sun and catching up with what had been happening to Sheena since she'd seen her last Colette got up to go indoors.
"Where you going mum?" Miles asked, spotting the movement.
"Just indoors to check on a few things," the angel replied, gesturing for Sheena to follow her. Once both of them were inside out of Miles's earshot she spoke again.
"Bother, I wanted to bake his cake for tomorrow but he's not missing anything today, watching everything like a hawk in case he spots any clues about his presents. Can you distract him while I put the ingredients together then run across to Raine's and stick it in her oven? If he smells it baking he'll investigate the oven, he's as bad as his dad," Colette laughed, keeping her voice low.
"No problem, I think I can keep him out of the kitchen for a while," Sheena smiled. "Good luck!"
"Thanks! I owe you," Colette smiled as her friend went back outside to join in with the younger children's game and keep them distracted.
The angel whipped the ingredients together as quickly as she could then, having put them into a cute character shaped tin, covered it up and rushed over to the teacher's house.
Awkwardly balancing the tin she managed to knock on the door. Raine seemed surprised to see the little blonde but not unhappy.
"Hi Colette, what brings you here?" the half-elf asked warmly as her gaze lowered to the tea towel covered tin in the angel's arms.
"Can I use your oven for a bit? Thing is is I don't want Miles to see his cake before tomorrow and if I put it in ours I know he'll start nosing around trying to find out what's cooking," she explained.
"Sure," Raine smiled, stepping aside to let her in.
"Thanks, I'll come back and pick it up later," the blonde said as she turned the dial on the oven to switch it on.
"That's alright, leave it here if you want, he won't find it then. I'll bring it across to you tomorrow morning," Raine nodded.
"You sure?" Colette asked, receiving a nod in reply. "Thanks."
She gave the half-elf instructions about times and temperatures then, happily assured the teacher wouldn't try to 'improve' the cake with her unique cooking techniques, dashed back home before Miles noticed she wasn't there.
Sheena had done a good job of keeping him occupied and he hadn't noticed anything unusual. Colette joined in with the game and Miles was happy to just play until dinner time. He ate without a fuss but started wriggling around in his chair the moment he'd cleared his plate.
"You want to leave the table?" his mother asked, spotting his fidgeting.
"Mmhmmm, please may I leave the table?" Miles nodded back at her.
"Alright then, if you take your plate into the kitchen. Why are you in such a hurry to get up though?" Colette suspected she knew why but let him have a go at explaining first.
"Oh, err, no reason," Miles tried to look innocent. Tried.
"You want to go looking for your presents while everyone's distracted at the table don't you?" Sheena asked the same thing that Colette was thinking.
"Uh, no, no," Miles was clearly fibbing. He received two sceptical looks in reply.
"What have we told you about telling the truth?" Colette asked as Miles stomped off to the kitchen with his plate, muttering about dwarven vows. Sheena laughed.
"Can't blame him for trying can you?" she smiled at the younger woman sat next to her.
"I guess not, still, he's a cheeky kid sometimes," Colette laughed.
"Hey Suzuka, you want to go keep Miles company? He's got some new robot toys you've not seen yet I think. Why don't you ask him to show you?" the angel turned to the young girl and asked, noticing she'd also finished her food and spotting a way to keep Miles distracted.
"OK auntie Colette," Suzuka nodded and climbed down from her chair.
That kept Miles distracted for all of about twenty minutes. Then he started sneaking about, looking for places where presents might be hidden, forcing his parents to come up with more ways to distract him. Getting him to go to bed was more of a challenge than normal and when it was time for them themselves to sleep they were exhausted.
"What do you want to bet he'll be even worse tomorrow?" Lloyd chuckled as he sat on the edge of the bed, getting undressed.
"Ah, Lloyd, I don't wanna even think about that right now, I just want a nice good night's sleep," Colette groaned then laughed. "Nice to see him having fun though."
"He's a good kid," Lloyd nodded as he slipped under the blanket with his wife, smiling happily as he curled around her, nuzzling her softly.
"Even if he did knock over that plant because he thought we might have hidden a present under it," Colette chuckled as she placed a soft, tender kiss on Lloyd's lips. He laughed.
"He's a lot like you you know that?" Colette smiled proudly. Lloyd blushed.
"You're a great mum," he smiled and nuzzled her a little more then settled his head on his pillow as she blushed.
"Naaaaah," she mumbled as she found a comfey spot nestled up to him.
"Yeah you are, thank you," he said softly in a serious tone. Then he grinned as he moved to tickle her gently. She giggled happily then leant up to kiss his nose.
"I love you," she purred, moving back to her favourite spot to sleep in. He wrapped his arms around her as she nuzzled her cheek against his chest. She flopped an arm around him and sighed as he gently began to play with her hair.
"I love you my Colette, sleep well," he smiled softly at her.
"No worries there, I'm exhausted," Colette yawned. "Goodnight honey."
"Night," Lloyd sighed as both he and Colette drifted into sleep.
The next thing Colette knew the bed was shifting about and someone was yelling. As she began to wake up properly she realised it was Miles, jumping up and down on the bed cheering.
"Birthday! It's my birthday! It's my birthday!" he shouted so loud it seemed like the whole village would know what day it was.
As Lloyd groaned, showing he too had been woken up, she leaned over to check the clock on the bedside table. Five in the morning. She moved back to look sleepily into Lloyd's eyes.
"This is gonna be a long day!" she laughed gently, flopping back down to give her husband a hug before moving to grab her son in a hug, pulling him gently down onto the bed so that he stopped jumping on it.
"Happy birthday Miles," Lloyd smiled.
"Happy birthday," Colette nodded.
"Birthday! It's my birthday!" Miles leapt up to start bouncing again, too excited to stay still for a hug. Colette smiled and rolled her eyes.
"I'll go make coffee," she murmured to Lloyd, giving him a light kiss. Then she got out of bed and slipped her dressing gown on before wandering to the kitchen, Miles following her and singing a happy song he'd made up, unsurprisingly about the fact that it was his birthday.


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Nomsa Mazwai is an activist, a scholar, and the future of South African music. A gifted vocalist and social change advocate, Nomsa sings her unique blend of melodic poetry to the sounds of classic jazz, drum & bass, neo soul, electronic, and Afrocentric rhythms. Her debut solo EP, Nomisupasta, garnered her three 2011 South African Music Award (SAMA, which is SA's equivalent to the GRAMMY) nominations for Best Newcomer, Best Adult Alternative African album, and Best Album Packaging of which she walked away with the win for Best Adult Alternative African Album.
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