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Mon Seung
Hong Kong [2006] - 85m
For all the reviews I've written for Oxide Pang's solo projects (The Detective, The Detective 2, Som And Bank and Basic Love) I never got around to reviewing my own personal favorite. Time to rectify this situation and give some love to one of Oxide's lesser known films, but without a doubt his most complete and impressive work to date. Diary [Mon Seung] has all the usual Oxide magic and then some.
From the outside (trailers and poster art) Diary might look like a regular horror flick, but there's a little more going on below the surface. The film starts as a moody drama, switches over to horror and fantasy and ends as a rather successful mindfuck thriller. All these shifts feel natural and flow from the film's storyline, still it's probably best to be aware of this from the very beginning. The first part is rather slow and typical under-the-skin material, people expecting tension and horror antics right away might end up very disappointed early on.
The film starts with a a somewhat depressed Wing-na. She's a little lovesick and sad that she can't seem to sustain a real relationship for a long period of time. When she runs into a boy that resembles her former boyfriend she decides to give it another chance, but despite her best intentions things don't work out as planned. At first Wing-na doesn't seem responsible for the issues they are facing, but something is definitely amiss and slowly the truth will reveal itself.
Diary features its fair share of twists and turns. Some of them are pretty predictable, others really blew me away (like the in-film reboot of the story, which left me completely perplexed the first time I watched it). People watching Diary simply to find out how it all ends might be a little underwhelmed by the final twist, but if you prefer to enjoy the journey that leads you there this film has plenty to offer.
Oxide Pang has strong visual control over his films, which he once again demonstrates with this film. Some stunning filters, dark and moody lighting and strong camera work make Diary a beautiful film to look at. And even the CG, which can be a bit showy in most other Pang films, is subtle, functional and still manages to be jaw-dropping beautiful in some places. Add some very solid editing and a very consistent style throughout and you get one of the most beautiful films the Pangs have ever directed.
I've always been quite critical about the musical scores in the Pang's oeuvre and even though I wasn't really convinced by the music in Diary the first time around I found little wrong it now. Maybe it's a bit more dreamy than I'd anticipated the first time I watched it, but it actually flows quite well with the more fantastical bits of the story, giving the film a warmer and more mysterious overall feel.
As for the acting, Charlene Choi, not one of Hong Kong's best actresses, carries this film almost entirely by herself. Lucky for Oxide Pang she was able to pull it off and put in a very commendable performance. Isabella Leong and Shawn Yue complete the cast and their help is definitely appreciated, but I feel this is without a doubt the best performance of Choi I've seen so far and that alone is worth a special mention. The way she swings between timid, lonely girl and her other, dark side is impressive.
The first half of Diary is rather slow and atmospheric, focused mostly on the dramatic side of the story. Around halfway through the first really impressive scenes find their way into the film and after one hour Diary shifts into full gear. From there on the film shows its true colors and turns into one of the most devious and entertaining thrillers I've ever seen.
Maybe this particular mix and shift of styles caused the film to remain somewhat underground, though by the time it was released the Pang's weren't as hot as they used to be, so that too might have contributed to its current status. Whatever the reason, Diary never found its way to its audience and remains terribly under-appreciated. It's a shame because it showcases the true skills of Oxide Pang and it turned out to be his best film yet.
Diary is a skillful, beautiful and impressive little mindfuck thriller. With a very limited cast and one single location Oxide Pang still manages to go all-out and deliver his best film to date. Atmospheric from start to finish, surprising at times and captivation throughout. Hopefully this film will have its revenge 10 or 20 years from now as a true cult classic, but I'm not too optimistic. Definitely recommended.
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As I start to compose this blog post, it is a little more than 24 hours since the conclusion of yesterday's Brain Tumour Debate at Parliament.
The debate was tabled due to a successful e-petition created by Maria Lester, whose brother Stephen Realf lost his battle with a Brain Tumour at the age of 26 after being diagnosed at 19.
When Cian was diagnosed towards the end of 2015 the petition was already gaining traction. Although Cian's primary tumour was attached to his spine; this was unusual for this cancer type which almost always targets the brain. Plus, Cian's MRI scan had shown that seeds of the cancer had impregnated his brain. Therefore when we were educated of the unfavourable outcomes associated with a brain tumour diagnosis, and the lack of clinical trials and research in this area, it was clear that we should add our voice to this campaign.
Even though it is unlikely that any positive action resulting from a change in Government policy would benefit Cian, I felt motivated that other children should not have to suffer the same fate.
Once the petition had closed, I then felt compelled to contact my MP in order to secure a Parliamentary debate; and once the date had been set I had to lobby once more to ensure that Cian's situation could be highlighted.
Although my constituency MP could not act on behalf of Cian, due to him standing down as an MP to pursue a campaign to become a Welsh Assembly Member, he had secured the services of Nick Smith, MP for Blaenau Gwent to represent him.
I asked Nick to focus on how a cancer diagnosis to a school child can impact small communities, especially when it exposes the horrors of cancer to the friends of Cian. But also how positive community support can be.
When I arrived at Parliament it was evident that this was a popular debate, and my first priority was to secure a place in the public gallery; which I managed to do. It would not have been ideal to travel to London and have to watch the debate via a TV screen in an adjoining room. Fortunately the trip only cost me less than £20 thanks to very reasonable coach prices and hotel reward points.
When we were escorted into the Grand Committee Room (where the debate was taking place) it was already quite full with MPs, and there was standing room only in terms of the public gallery.
It was mentioned on a number of occasions during the afternoon that this was one of the best attended debates that Parliament had seen within that room in recent times. That is extremely encouraging to gauge how much support there was for this cause.
Sir Edward Leigh who chaired the first part of the debate even had to point out that there would be a time limit of 4 minutes allocated to each MP who wished to speak to ensure that everyone gets a say.
The debate was opened by Helen Jones, MP for Warrington North and chair of the Petitions Committee, who delivered an extremely impactive speech clearly outlining the issues and recommendations that the committee had identified in their report.
I would encourage everyone to watch and listen to her speech (or read) via the links at the end of this blog post.
The MP speeches that followed were factual and impassioned, mostly from a position of personal experience or encounters with constituents who had been affected by brain tumours.
I am incredibly grateful to Nick Smith for his contribution.
There were incredible statistics that demonstrated that funding for brain tumour research was clearly inadequate, and that lives were being lost and careers were being blighted as a result.
Only 1% of Government funding for cancer is allocated to Brain Tumours even though it is the biggest cancer killer to those under 40; and while other cancer survival rates had increased by 50% in recent years, Brain Tumour rates had only improved by 7% over the same period.
I am glad that I made the decision to attend the debate, and I sincerely hope that momentum gathers pace to ensure that after the words, action swiftly follows.
I'm going to keep this blog short as I am in the process of travelling to London on a coach.
This journey is not one of leisure, but of real purpose.
Following my letter to Huw Irranca-Davies (now former MP of Ogmore Constituency) we were able to secure a Parliamentary Debate on Brain Tumour research.
Although Huw was unable to represent Cian at the debate, he did manage to secure the services of Nick Smith, the MP of Blaenau Gwent to speak on his behalf.
This is an extremely important event as the report written following the successful e-petition clearly demonstrated that Brain Tumour research was not getting a fair proportion of funding despite it being one of the biggest killers of people under 40; and those fortunate to survive are faced with a life full of significant challenges due to the harshness of existing treatments.
The debate will be streamed live from the Parliament.tv website from 16.30 this afternoon.
Depending on reporting restrictions I might be able to post social media updates.
More importantly Cian has had a very positive weekend which saw him home from Friday to the Monday.
Cian's weekend was given a bigger boost when a package arrived from Manchester containing a signed top and get well card from Charlie Oliver who is a rising star in the Man City Academy team, who Cian and I have been following on their journey to the upcoming Youth Cup Final.
Cian made a Good Luck card for the team!
Even a trip to the shops which would usually bring nothing but groans from the kids was a treat for Cian who hadn't been to Tesco for 5 months! There he got an ID photo taken for his disability blue badge application.. And the photo was taken by one of the mums up the school, which made the experience more pleasant.
Cian is now back in hospital for his physiotherapy and to monitor him before another dose of the chemotherapy drug Vincristine tomorrow.
When Friday arrived Cian was super excited. He was aware that this weekend had 2 great events to look forward to. These were the Charity Rugby match at Llanharan RFC (followed by an auction and entertainment); and a Super Hero Funday at the Welfare Hall organised by the staff at the Drop In Centre.
Although it wasn't planned this way, Cian was as well as we have seen him for quite a few weeks, mainly due to him not having the chemo he was due this week. This was as a result of his blood levels not quite reaching the required figures.
As well as a lively physio session, Friday involved Cian spending most of the time in the playroom playing a variety of games with other patients and their parents. You get an idea of how determined these children are to overcome their different cancers by how competitive they are! Uno is certainly the ward favourite.
We had been primed all morning for Cian to be discharged so we could get ready for the rugby, but then came some bad news…. Cian would need to remain in hospital for a blood transfusion and then stay overnight for a follow-up blood test on Saturday morning.
I decided to negotiate a compromise that following Cian's transfusion, we could take Cian out for the rugby and return him for 9pm. Thankfully it was agreed and eventually we were on our way.
Llanharan Past v Present did not disappoint. It was amazing to see so many people in attendance to support Cian; and the rugby was a great spectacle. The tackling was fierce; there was plenty of running rugby with some impressive offloads; the fitness levels were high; and the sportsmanship was amazing.
I can't begin to thank all the players that turned out on the night, and I hope none of them had any lasting damage.
Cian managed to see a few friends that he hadn't seen since he was last in school in November, which gave him a huge lift. He also got an opportunity to thank everyone on the PA system, which he thoroughly.
As promised, the outgoing Ogmore MP (and Assembly Member candidate) Huw Irranca-Davies attended the match accompanied by Chris Elmore, who is the labour candidate for the vacant seat in parliament. Cian and I got to briefly meet them where we discussed the arrangements that had been made for Blaenau Gwent MP, Nick Smith to represent Cian at the Parliamentary Debate on Brain Tumour research that has been scheduled for April 18th.
We were gutted that at the conclusion of the game, which was won by the present team after a late surge, we had to leave for the hospital while everyone else were treated to an auction and entertainment in the clubhouse. As soon as Cian was put into his bed he fell straight to sleep.
Special thanks must go to Grant Hall and Wayne Jervis who organised the majority of the proceedings, which in total raised over £4,000. That is an absolutely incredible amount and we are overwhelmingly grateful. The kids were also treated to Ospreys goody bags.
We are hoping to make the garden more accessible to Cian so he can enjoy some outdoor time in the summer on completion of his treatment.
Thankfully the blood tests on the Saturday morning were fine and we were able to make it home for 10.30am.
We got Cian into his Power Rangers costume while Bethany dressed as Princess Anna (Frozen) for the Super Hero Fun Day. Dylan is a little too old and too cool to be dressing up now.
The Welfare Hall was buzzing with activity, with a variety of different stalls and activities to choose from.
Bethany enjoyed having a glitter tattoo, Dylan had a go at the Sumo Wrestling and Cian had a roll around in the ball pit. I think my favourite part was the chocolate orange cake that was on sale.
The event raised over £400! What was also great is that Cian got to see all the people that would usually look after him during holiday club in the drop-in centre and other friends.
Later in the afternoon we watched the Grand National. Last year the family saw 3 of our 5 horses in the first 4… this year we were not so fortunate; but given that our method of choosing horses is not very scientific then we can't be too surprised. Hopefully you guys had a bit more luck!
Sunday was mainly a chillout day based on the exertions of the previous 2 days, and most of the time was spent playing games. Although we were not due to go back into hospital until the Monday morning disaster struck early in the afternoon on Sunday as Cian vomited and brought up his NG tube. We all made our way into the hospital, as Dylan and Bethany had an inset day on Monday.
Cian has been vomiting regularly at the moment. It's difficult to understand why, as he should not be feeling the after effects of chemo. It's probably a mixture of being on a different feed and not being as active as he could be.
Monday has been another good day. Cian tolerated an hour of being on his feet in physiotherapy playing games with Dylan and Bethany. There is no doubt that the strength is continuing to build in his legs. We expect progress to dip when he starts chemo again… but that is something we have been told at every stage, with very little in terms of any deterioration. Cian's blood results have shown that he can finally commence round 6 (of 9) chemo tomorrow afternoon. It consists of 3 different drugs given over 2 days. Cian has had a bit of fun in the playroom on the video games and Uno.
Monday night we have watched a bit of tele consisting of Soapbox Racing, Tom and Jerry and Wrestling. He seems nice and settled and I'm hoping for everything to go smoothly tomorrow.
Cian slept extremely well on Monday night considering there was quite a lot of disruption around the ward. Cian is so used to having his overnight 'obs' and other distractions he can sleep through these without fully waking or considering. It is a little different for me or mum, as although Cian is in no imminent danger, there is still a heightened sense of awareness which results in us jumping out of bed at any little noise.
Tuesday started quite relaxed as we prepared for chemo in the afternoon. As chemotherapy means that Cian is attached to a variety of different pumps, it was important to have a good chemo session in the morning. So we made our way down to the dolphin zone with a number of new games that had been donated to the ward. During the session it was noticeable to the physios that Cian tolerance in standing; his posture; his movement; and his strength had improved. Without Cian even noticing, the physio offering support was giving more and more control over to him.
This resulted in the physios deciding to try to get Cian to WALK with minimal support. So with a physio on each arm, Cian took his first independent steps since November. As you can imagine it was incredibly emotional to see. Once we got Cian back to the ward, mum and I were given the opportunity to walk with Cian. As soon as he held our hands, he started singing "We're Off to See the Wizard" from the Wizard of Oz. It's a song that we always walked to before he was ill when he held both our hands.
And it did feel as if we had been to see the Wizard of Oz and our wish had been granted! Although just with every other major milestone we have reached, Cian almost dismissed it. When asked by the nurses "what did you do in physio today?", his response was "don't know" or "play games".
Before I left in the afternoon, Cian was hooked up to his chemo. It's a week later than scheduled, but what was important is that he has been well enough during that time to enjoy the break.
Tuesday evening was spent with me taking Dylan and Bethany to rugby training. It took place on the main field which was a treat for all involved. I counted over 80 children, so it was like a little festival of rugby and was amazing to watch from the stands.
I also got a chance to meet Wayne (who organised the charity game) properly. I asked how the auction and entertainment went, and the feedback was amazing, with some people staying "quite late". I asked him for a list of people who donated auction prizes and those who contributed; but he was adamant that there were so many generous people who have been involved that it would be wrong to single out anyone in particular. I totally agree.
Cian had a comfortable night with mum on Tuesday.
Although Cian has still been hooked up to his various pumps on Wednesday, we have managed more walking as the physios hid Cian's soft toys around the ward and he had to go and hunt for them. So with his pump stand in tow, he found his cuddly friends. It was amazing to see the amount of energy he has.
We then played Snakes and Ladders before the walk back to the room.
We have had our usual Wednesday night visit from uncle G and playing board games with Caroline (Latch support worker) and we are now settling down and watching the FA Cup replay between West Ham and Manchester Uniteds.
He has also completed his chemo for this week, and seems to have handled all the drugs very well.
This is just a quick update following yesterday's blog.
Cian had a fantastic night sleep and woke in a very energetic mood. Unfortunately though, the overnight blood test results showed that Cian's platelet levels had deteriorated so therefore not only had chemo been postponed for the day, but it was decided that it would be best to give Cian platelets to provide a boost and then to reassess him next week.
This does mean that we will have Cian home for the weekend, and providing he keeps well then there is a chance he can make an appearance at the events organised… although we will need to make further trips into the hospital for further tests.
Cian had a very positive day in physio. The morning session involved Cian moving around a plinth whilst playing board games. This demonstrated that he has gained even more strength and control in his legs. This afternoon, Kimberley the play specialist, made a treasure hunt around the Rainbow Ward. This is because although Cian can use his walking frame with some limited assistance, he does need some motivation and distraction.
It proved to be a huge success as 'Special Agent Cian Case' ably assisted by his friend on the ward Eva, followed all the clues hidden at various locations around the ward, to the treasure at the end (an Easter Egg and colouring pencils).
This was definitely the most controlled walking that Cian had managed thus far, and was a great cause for future optimism.
I thought I would also update you on the letter that I sent my local MP (Huw Irranca-Davies) describing Cian's condition and asking for support in requesting a Parliamentary Debate for Brain Tumour Research following a successful e-petition.
I got a reply stating that he had contacted the Leader of the House supporting the debate.
The debate has now been tabled for 16:30 on 18th April 2016 at the Houses of Parliament, but unfortunately due to Huw resigning from his seat in Parliament to focus on a campaign to become an Assembly Member at the Senedd, he is unable to represent Cian at the debate. However I agreed to take him up on his offer to find another MP to speak.
We have heard from his office that Nick Smith, Member of Parliament for Blaenau Gwent will represent us. We are just waiting to hear confirmation from his office.
I am hoping to go to London and attend the debate, but I will need to ensure Cian is well enough.
Mr Irranca-Davies will be attending the charity rugby match tomorrow, so I am hoping that it will demonstrate the strength of feeling and support that has been shown to Cian, and how important these issues are.
This week has been challenging in lots of different ways.
Firstly when we phoned the ward on Monday morning to confirm Cian's arrival, it was explained that the ward was full and he may have to wait for a bed.
This was to do with an influx of patients. I have previously mentioned that a lot of the patients are able to spend long periods at home and only need to come in if they are receiving treatment (i.e. chemotherapy) or there have been complications (e.g. illness or infection). As we are still going through a change in the season, this often brings coughs, colds and fevers.
Anyway we came in as normal as Cian would need to have his physio, and have blood taken to assess for his imminent next round of chemotherapy. We could then wait for a bed to hopefully become available.
It was agreed at our last planning meeting that due to the intensity of Cian's chemotherapy and physiotherapy that he should be accommodated on Rainbow Ward from Monday to a Friday, with the possibility of home visits on a weekend.
Due to limited space we spent most of Monday in the playroom, where Cian met Morgan. Morgan has been receiving treatment for a while but has spent most of that time at home so they had never previously met. They both share the same age and interests so got on very well together. It is always nice when Cian makes a new friend. It also helps as Morgan motivated and distracted Cian during his afternoon physio session (Cian is back to receiving 2 sessions a day as he is well enough). This consisted standing in his frame for a long period to build the muscles and posture.
We were allocated a room in the afternoon, but we ended up sharing. This can be quite challenging as although it's sometimes good to have the company, it does make things a little more chaotic, especially at bedtime.
Cian and I were distracted as there was football on the TV in the form of the Youth Cup Semi Final between Arsenal and Manchester City. The son of a former colleague of mine (Charlie Oliver) was on the City team so we were supporting them for the evening. It proved to be positive as Charlie and the City team have made it through to the final. Cian was made even more excited when he received a message from Charlie and his mum via Facebook!
Cian had a good night on the Monday and slept peacefully, but we knew he wasn't going to start chemo until at least the Wednesday as his blood results showed that his body still needed an extra bit of recovery time… so Tuesday was all about Physio and play. Although the test results were saying Cian needed to recover, his demeanour was saying different. It is the most energetic I have seen Cian in a few weeks. His physio session was positive and full of fun and hard work. He has started to tolerate a lot more in his walking frame and the physiotherapists are getting to the point where Cian can use the frame with just parental supervision!
Also Cian spent more time playing with Morgan, and both were in the playroom when the ward received a new batch of Chemo Ducks courtesy of Tony from the Dreams & Wishes Charity. For those who may have missed an earlier post, Chemo Duck is an excellent tool to demonstrate to children some of the treatment methods, while also being a cuddly friend. Although it is an American idea, Dreams & Wishes provide them to the children on Rainbow Ward.
Although both Cian and Morgan have their Chemo Ducks already they agreed to have photos taken with the new ones for the charity to promote on their social media channels.
I left the ward early on the Tuesday afternoon to pick up Dylan and Bethany from their club. Cian and mum had a good night on the ward.
Wednesday has been mixed although mostly positive… Let's get the negative out of the way first of all.
Cian's blood results still show that his platelet levels are not where they should be to receive chemo, therefore the earliest to start the 2 day course is Thursday. Platelets can be given in the form of a transfusion, but the decision is that we wait for his body to recover naturally otherwise his bone marrow could become lazy. This is negative because, it lessens the chances of Cian getting home on Friday… but there is still a chance!
Also in the afternoon, Cian was sick and therefore needed a new NG tube… but on the positive side, he was much better accepting the new tube than he has been previously.
Now the positives… Cian's energy levels have been quite high and he has again enjoyed himself and worked hard during his physio sessions. He has been in a good mood chuckling and singing. He was visited by Jasper, who had us all laughing. Cian also made an apology card for him as apparently Cian wasn't in the best of moods during his last visit (while I was away with Dylan and Bethany). The card was very well received.
He also had visits from the anaesthetists (Colin and Tasha) who looked after him during his radiotherapy treatment. They even brought down a selection of hats that we both tried out.
Then in the evening uncle G came in and we played a selection of board games which kept us busy for a few hours. We were also able to wish G a happy birthday and give him his cards.
Then to top it off, Cian and I cuddled in and watched a bit of Red Bull Soapbox Racing which we thoroughly enjoyed. We just need a good night's sleep tonight and positive blood tests in the morning which will trigger the start of his chemo!
Hopefully we can Cian home this weekend and enjoy himself, before the effects of the chemo kick in next week!
Apologies that it has taken me a full week to post an update to the last blog.
Now that we have said goodbye to March, it certainly feels like Spring has arrived, and I am hoping that the season of growth and new life will be promising for Cian.
Cian has spent all last week in hospital, but he has got a little better and a little stronger each day.
As I was on holiday in West Wales with his brother and sister, we decided to give Cian a treat and organised for mascots to visit the ward on Easter Monday and spread a little bit of cheer.
Little AJ's who were asked to surprise Cian with mascots on his birthday by the Ethan Perkins Trust Charity, had agreed to provide the mascots free of charge so all I had to do is make the arrangements with the ward and to pay for some treats to be dished out to all the patients who had to spend their Easter in Noah's Ark.
They sent a Power Ranger, Princess Aurora, Bing and Chase.
Although we were not there to see Cian's face (or the other children that benefited from the visit), we were able to catch up with photos posted on Facebook.
We got back on Thursday, a day early, in the hope that Cian would be allowed home on the Friday.
Unfortunately, due to a little fluctuations in Cian's blood levels it was decided to keep Cian in on Friday night with a decision to go home to be made on Saturday morning.
During Friday Cian got to choose a new patchwork quilt that were made by volunteers of the Project Linus. It is an amazing creation, and Cian has certainly taken a shine to it.
Cian was also the first person on the ward to get a sneak peek at the impressive patchwork mosaic that the project have created. This has been framed and will adorn the corridor just outside the ward in the near future.
So I was on Cian duty Thursday and Friday nights. It sounds a little weird but I actually enjoyed getting back to what I now regard as normal. I slept better at the hospital than I did at the caravan; not because the caravan was not comfortable, but because I am now used to being a carer; and the routine of administering medicines, organising physio, ensuring Cian is having the right amount of feed at the right time is very reassuring.
Cian was given permission to leave on Saturday and mum took him home in the car, while I took Dylan and Bethany to watch Cardiff City play. Llanharan Primary School were again allocated free tickets and it is a welcome distraction for them. The only negative is that Cian would have loved to have gone, but again his positive attitude and understanding shone through. When he does have an opportunity to do some of the things he is missing out on it will be amazing!
While at home Cian enjoys doing the things he enjoys best like playing video games, and with his toys, and arguing with his siblings.
Cian will be transported back to the ward sometime on Monday morning. It is still the school holidays so Dylan and Bethany will be attending clubs to keep them occupied. Although there is lots to do on the ward, there is not enough to keep them adequately entertained, and they wouldn't have the attention from me or their mum that they deserve. Also, we have now given up the accommodation we were allocated with LATCH due to it being very busy at the moment, so there is nowhere for us to spend the night at the hospital.
The clubs also provide them with a routine.
I'm hoping to provide more regular updates this week as we prepare for the start of chemo round 6 (out of 9).
We also have the Llanharan RFC Charity Match (Friday) and the Superhero Fun Day (Saturday) to look forward to. I'm hoping Cian will be feeling up to attending one or both of them, even if it is just for a short while.
Not such a Happy Bunny!
Back in October, before Cian fell ill, we decided to book a family holiday for Easter.
We chose 7 days at Quay West, the Haven resort at New Quay, West Wales. We have stayed at quite a few Haven sites,and Quay West is certainly up there as one of our favourites. The location is stunning and the kids love the facilities.
All 3 of them enjoy the evening entertainment, but Cian more than Dylan and Bethany. Hes never been afraid to get involved in the games and party dances.
So when Cian was diagnosed we decided not to cancel the holiday. We hoped Cian would be well enough to travel, but when he woke at home on Good Friday it was obvious that he wasn't.
He was not keeping anything down and was pale. We phoned the hospital who told us bring him in to be checked out.
He was readmitted and was allocated room 5.. A new room for us. Its smaller than our previous room which might be problematic when it comes to his physio, but we will work through it.
It was so heartbreaking to leave Cian and mum at the hospital, but it was important to give Dylan and Bethany the break they also deserve. Also the priority is to get Cian feeling well again, and he is in the right place for that to happen.
The original plan was to spend the weekend at Quay West as a family, bring mum and Cian back to hospital on the Monday and head back to the coast with Dylan and Bethany for the rest of the week. Now it looks likely that it will just the 3 of us for the entire break.
When we reached our destination we had a quick check to see how Cian was. He was quite a bit better than earlier thank to being given fluids, and rather than being justifiably disappointed and jealous of not being able to go on holiday himself, he had the grace to wish his brother and sister a great holiday!
He continues to blow me away with his outlook and positivity.
I won't turn this blog into a holiday review, just to let you we are making the most of the situation.
Although we are a couple of hours away, Cian and mum are never very far away from our thoughts and we have regular contact through texts and calls.
Cian has had a few family visitors, as well as Laura and Kylie, play assistants from the other wards who gave Cian an Easter tattoo on his arm.
He has been spoiled by lots of chocolate eggs and a cuddly bunny he has named moon bunny. Just like at Christmas, lots of people and organisations donate to the hospital, which is a fantastic gesture.
He is still a bit up and down with bouts of sickness. He has received some blood this afternoon which will hopefully perk him up.
On the rocky road to recovery!


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\newsection{Static}

\subsection{Motivation}
Now that we have created instance methods in the last chapter, we want to create class methods, which do not involve any instance state.

\subsection{Static}
The keyword \verb|static| in Java is meant to mean ``only one of these exists". If I have a \verb|static| variable in a class (in the same place an instance variable will be), there will only be one copy of that variable, regardless of how many instances there are of that class.

\par For example, let's say we have a class called \verb|B| that has a \verb|static| field called \verb|numInstances| of type \verb|int| which is incremented every time the constructor is called. We would design the code like this:
\begin{lstlisting}
public class B {
     private static int numInstances = 0; // start with a value
     public B() {
          numInstances++;
     }
     public int getNumInstances() {
          return numInstances;
     }
}
\end{lstlisting}
If we call this from main:
\begin{lstlisting}
B b1 = new B();
System.out.println(b1.getNumInstances()); // prints 1
B b2 = new B();
System.out.println(b2.getNumInstances()); // prints 2
\end{lstlisting}
Now if we change the code to not have the instance variable be static, then we have:
\begin{lstlisting}
public class B {
     private int numInstances = 0; // remove "static"
     public B() {
          numInstances++;
     }
     public int getNumInstances() {
          return numInstances;
     }
}
\end{lstlisting}
And the outputs are:
\begin{lstlisting}
B b1 = new B();
System.out.println(b1.getNumInstances()); // prints 1
B b2 = new B();
System.out.println(b2.getNumInstances()); // prints 1
\end{lstlisting}
which is not the behavior that we want.

\par Now we can get a larger understanding of various conventions we have been using:
\begin{itemize}
\item The main method's use of \verb|static| in its signature shows that only 1 copy of that method can exist at a time in a Java program. Therefore, there is no ambiguity as to where execution starts.
\item For other code, such as \verb|Math.PI|, we can have an understanding as to possibly how it and some of its static methods are implemented:
\begin{lstlisting}
public class Math {
     // ...
     public final static double PI = 3.1415926;
     // ...
     public static double pow(double base,
          double exponent) { ... }
     // ...
     public static double sqrt(double num) { ... }
}
\end{lstlisting}

\end{itemize}

\subsection{Written Exercises}

\begin{enumerate}

\item What is a static variable? What is a static method?

\item Using the code below, how many copies of the variable \verb|number| exist after instantiating 374 different \verb|AmazingClass| objects?
\begin{lstlisting}
public class AmazingClass {
     private static int number;
     public AmazingClass(int a) {
          number = a;
     }
     public int twice() {
          number *= 2;
          return number;
     }
}
\end{lstlisting}

\item Using the code from above, what is the value of \verb|number| after each of the following statements? (For each line below, assume the preceding ones have already been executed).
\begin{lstlisting}
AmazingClass ac1 = new AmazingClass(3);
AmazingClass ac2 = new AmazingClass(7);
ac1.twice();
ac2.twice();
\end{lstlisting}

\end{enumerate}


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Finding No. 8674
Source: Roy Morgan Single Source, January 2016 – December 2020. Rolling 12 month figures, average annual interviews, n=51,315. Base: Australians 14+.
On the eve of 2021 AFLW Finals the latest data from Roy Morgan shows over 2.6 million Australians aged 14+ (12.4%) watched AFLW matches on TV in the year to December 2020. This represented a small increase of 4,000 (+0.2%) on a year earlier but was down on the record high viewership reached during 2020.
Viewership of AFLW has held relatively steady over the last few years since the competition first began in February 2017 and closely tracks the number of Australians who have attended at least one AFL match in the last 12 months.
For interviewing conducted in the 12 months to December 2020 an estimated 2.4 million Australians said they had attended an AFL match in the last year. Because this period includes interviewing that began in January 2020 the prior 12 months includes the 2019 AFL Season for many of those interviewed.
Even so, the COVID-19 restrictions that were progressively introduced from mid-March 2020 and which meant no spectators were allowed to attend matches at Victorian grounds at all during season 2020, have had a direct impact on overall attendances which decreased sharply during 2020 AFL Season.
These latest findings are drawn from the Roy Morgan Single Source survey, Australia's leading market research survey, compiled by in-depth interviews with over 50,000 Australians each year.
TV Viewership of the AFLW vs. Attendance at the AFL: 2014-2020
AFL Women's TV viewing is very evenly spread across age groups. However attendees at AFL matches are more likely to be younger
Although TV viewers of AFL Women's and those who attend AFL matches constitute similar sized markets of around 2.5 million Australians they are not identical supporter bases.
Interestingly, just over three-fifths of those watching AFL Women's on TV are men (1,602,000) compared to 1,020,000 women. A similar gender split is also the case when it comes to attending AFL matches in person with 1,497,000 men compared to 919,000 women attending an AFL match.
TV viewers of AFL Women's are spread fairly evenly between four age groups – although more likely to be aged 35+ than under 35.
The most likely age groups to watch AFL Women's on TV are people aged 50-64 (692,000) or 65+ (665,000). There are 660,000 people aged 35-49 who watch AFL Women's on TV compared to only 605,000 of those aged under 35 – the largest age cohort constituting just over a third of all Australians aged 14+.
In comparison, attendance at AFL matches is closely correlated to age. The largest group of supporters who attend AFL matches are those aged under 35 (819,000) – just over a third of all attendees.
The next largest group of AFL attendees is people aged 35-49 (696,000) and this age group is the most likely to attend given they represent about a 25% share of the overall Australian population aged 14+.
The likelihood of attending AFL matches then declines for those aged 50-64 (552,000) and 65+ (350,000).
It's worth noting that although attendances at AFL matches in 2020 were much reduced owing to the restrictions in place around Australia, and particularly in Victoria, the 2019 AFL season saw a record Home & Away attendance total of 6.95 million spread across 198 matches.
AFL Women's TV viewers and AFL match attendees analysed by Gender & Age
Source: Roy Morgan Single Source, 12 months to December 2020, n=61,294. Base: Australians 14+.
Industry Communications Director Julian McCrann says the upcoming AFLW Finals series will be the first since the competition added four teams last year and represents a strong comeback for the young league which is attracting combined TV audiences of over 2.6 million viewers:
"The AFL had a season like no other in 2020 and this was doubly so for the AFLW which was forced to cancel the last two weeks' of the AFLW finals series as Australia went into a nationwide lockdown in late March 2020.
"There were four teams left standing when the season was abruptly halted – Carlton, Fremantle, Melbourne and North Melbourne. All four teams have fiercely contested the current 2021 AFL Women's season with all remaining in finals contention until the last home and away round.
"In the 12 months to December 2020 2,622,000 Australians said they watched AFL Women's on TV at least occasionally, a small increase of 4,000 from a year earlier. Contrary to what some might expect more men (1,602,000) than women (1,020,000) said they watched AFL Women's on TV – an audience split of 61% men cf. 39% women.
"Since launching in early February 2017 overall TV viewership of the AFLW has averaged just above 2.5 million. There was an initial burst of excitement with the launch of the league and total TV viewers peaked above 2.85 million in April/May 2017 following the first AFLW Grand Final.
"TV viewership declined from that initial peak for the next two years but began to pick up again with the expansion of the competition in 2019 and 2020 when six new teams were added including Geelong, North Melbourne, St. Kilda, Richmond, West Coast and Gold Coast.
"The new teams led to record attendances above 200,000 for the league in both 2019 and the shortened 2020 seasons and a burst of new TV viewers with numbers peaking above 2.9 million in early 2020 before COVID-19 brought the game to a halt.
"The age profile of the AFL Women's TV viewers presents an opportunity for the league with older age groups aged 50+ more likely to watch the league on TV than younger Australians. Although people aged under 35 represent over a third of Australians aged 14+ they comprise under a quarter of those who watch AFL Women's on TV.
"An interesting comparison can be made between those who watch the AFL Women's on TV and those who attend AFL matches in person with both numbers around 2.5 million and have tracked each other closely over the last four years since the launch of the AFLW.
"Attendance at AFL matches is heavily co-related to age with 819,000 people aged under 35 attending AFL matches comprising around a third of all attendees – easily the largest share. The attendance shares for older age groups are progressively smaller with only 350,000 people aged 65+ attending matches – about 15% of all attendees."
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3 edition of A doctor"s memories found in the catalog.
A doctor"s memories
Vaughan, Victor C.
by Vaughan, Victor C.
Published 1926 by The Bobbs-Merrill company in Indianapolis .
Vaughan, Victor C. 1851-1929.,
Physicians -- United States -- Biography.
Statement by Victor C. Vaughan ...
LC Classifications R154.V5 A3
Pagination 4 p.l., 464, [8] p.
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God wanted us, and He loved us, and we were dear to Him even then, precious, worth dying for. And He wanted us enough to give the best He had in exchange—His sinless Son. And how can that be? Though we are so often filled with a sense of self-importance and may pridefully think too highly of ourselves, do we truly think we are worthy of that kind of love? There was nothing in us that warranted that love, and yet God gave it to us so freely. We are so special and valuable to Him. What powerful love He has for us.
Jesus died for us when we were at our worst, so let us now give Him our best. Now that we have experienced firsthand a refreshing drink of living water, now that we have been plunged beneath the flow of His cleansing blood, now that our shackles are gone and the burden is lifted and the darkness has fled, let us turn wholeheartedly to Christ and go and sin no more. Let us refuse to submit to those fleshly desires but submit to Him. Let us be faithful to Him, obedient to Him, submissive to Him and truly serve Him with all that is in us.
When we were worth nothing, Jesus paid a steep cost. When we deserved punishment, He took it for us. When we should have suffered, He went to the cross in our place. When we hated Him, He still loved us, so now that we have experienced His grace and He has won our love, may we never turn back from following Him. May we remember just what kind of people we were when His mercy found us and gratefully serve Him all the days of our lives.
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