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Oddly enough, another song fic! Something cute/angsty for Mr. And Mrs. Pond.
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Disclaimer: I don't own Doctor Who. Regardless, this is Amy and Rory's theme song.
Hey, love
Is that the name you're meant to have?
For me to call?
Initially, Rory Williams never understood why Amelia Pond liked him. He was quite sure of the hundreds of reasons why he loved- err, liked her. She was beautiful, intelligent, witty... everything. He was a bit bumbling, barely passing his exams, and extremely shy. He had heard from many people that opposites attract, but he and Amy weren't opposites, not really. She was everything he wanted and everything he could never be. He wasn't sure if she realized that or not.
Look, love
They've given up believing
They've turned aside our stories of the gentle fall
No one ever believed in their relationship, Amy knew that. She herself wasn't entirely sure how she felt about Rory for the longest time. She had always thought that falling in love was something that happened quickly, a rush of emotions and beating hearts. It was something that happened faster than you could imagine, such that it was over before you realized it had begun. But it wasn't like that with Rory. She had known him for years before she found herself drawn to his teenage form, now suddenly a boy instead of a childhood friend. The fall was gradual, like a flower drifting down a shallow stream. She had supposed getting caught on a rock or two along the way was normal, but they never had metaphorical rocks or sticks in their path.
But don't you believe them
Don't you drink their poison too
These are the scars that words have carved
On me
He knew Amy's Aunt didn't like him. He always heard her talking to Amy about how she could do better than a nurse and why didn't she date that nice looking Jeff boy? Amy had always defended him, yelling and marching out the front door, immediately finding him wherever he happened to be, and always on the first try. She would run up to him and hug him and he would hug her back, saying nothing. It hurt him to see her like that. It used to hurt hearing her Aunt say those words, but he was used to it by now. Amy wasn't.
Hey, love
That's the name we've long held back
From the core of truth
The night that the Doctor left after Prisoner Zero was the night he finally confessed that he loved her. She didn't say it back, but neither did she leave. They were sitting on her Aunt's newly installed swing, swaying lazily in the warm air. Amy searched his face, trying to figure out if he was telling the truth. After what seemed like an eternity to Rory, she kissed him and laced their fingers together, kicking off the ground to send the swing going just a bit longer. That was enough of an answer for now.
So don't turn away now
I am turning in revolution
These are the scars that silence carved
On me
Time passed and Amy never said it. She knew she should have, but it was so difficult. She didn't know which direction to run, to him or away. She was frightened of being trapped into a life she didn't want, but she spent so much time worrying about it that she didn't spend any time actually figuring it out. She felt terrible for not feeling terrible. His confessions of "I love you", as always, were met with silence.
This is the same place
No, not the same place
This is the same place, love
No, not the same place we've been before
She remembered him. She remembered and everything came flooding back like a broken dam in the storm, covering the riverbanks to the exclusion of all else. She held him and talked to him, the Auton Rory, ignoring his harsh demands that she leave him. They were engaged, why would she do that? That's right... They were engaged. She loved him. And he loved her. She felt the barrel of his gun at her stomach and didn't blame him when she died.
Hey, love
I am a constant satellite
Of your blazing sun
He had guarded her for almost two thousand years. Leaving her alone was unthinkable. She would be safer with him there, the Doctor said so himself. So he became the Lone Centurion, the guard who could not die. He followed the Pandorica wherever it happened to go, taken by soldiers or transported across seas. He made sure that no one attempted to open the box before its time. Many tried, of course, insisting that it must be a weapon of some kind. They all begged him to tell them the truth of the box's origins, but Rory said nothing. If he divulged the real contents of the box, who knows what would happen. Amy had to be safe. They were getting married in the morning.
My love...
She calls him on the morning of their wedding, asking him what they've forgotten. He's brushing his teeth and she can almost see it in her head. He has no idea what she's talking about; he's just as lost as she is. Amy finally says the three little words he doesn't know he's been waiting two thousand years to hear. And she says them first.
I obey your law of gravity
This is the fate you've carved on me
Your law of gravity
This is the fate you've carved on me
On me...
As they finally kissed before the congregation, Amy never once looked back.
She didn't have to.


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The Vampire's Prey
A/N: Yay I've done Chapter 2. This is where I get applause, and you nice people promise to review the chapter once your done reading it =) Pretty please? By the way- sorry for the confusion on my penname. I sometimes jump from lucybelle to starsinhereyes… but I'm just sticking to the latter now.
Chapter 2
She was better the next morning. She had awoken to a stream of sunlight breaking through her moth eaten curtains from outside, and she felt better for it. It was less bitter that morning. The bed hadn't been broken in- it was a hard, lumpy mattress that wouldn't properly suit the sleeper's needs, and the doona was far from warming. But yet, that morning was less cold than the last. She swung her legs around to step out of bed, stretched, then walked to the dirty windows to check the climate outside. It was merely frosty.
She smiled to herself. Today would be the day she'd get out of this house.
Hermione walked out of the bedroom and up the hall to place herself in the kitchen. She'd be well behaved and polite today. She'd eat her breakfast without argument. She'd tidy up where she'd made mess. If all went to plan Draco would be lenient and give her some privacy. Then she'd get out when his back was turned.
Draco smoothly entered the kitchen, and Hermione casually observed him from the corner of her eye. He had a very gentle walk. For his height, she was surprised his footsteps didn't make more noise coming down onto the tile floor, but it was like he walked on water. Today he was dressed in a light blue long-sleeved shirt and black pants; the blue played with his eyes. Hermione believed he looked… passable.
"Morning," she said simply.
He looked at her suspiciously. "Good… morning," he replied warily, not taking his eyes off hers. "Not throwing up this morning?"
"Nup. I feel better." She sat down at the small wooden table and folded her hands. "What's for breakfast?"
He scowled at her. "Do I look like your slave, Granger? Get it yourself. Yesterday was a one off."
Hermione stared at him patiently for a moment. "I don't know where anything is," she replied simply. "I haven't exactly received the Grand Tour of the kitchen." He glared at her for a moment, to see if she was being smart with him, but then thought better.
Draco grabbed her by the arm and pulled her up- Hermione obliging without hesitation in fear of being hurt. He pulled her over to the top cupboard, where he wrenched it open and pointed to a container.
"Cereal," he said. He then hauled her over to the fridge, and opened the fridge door in the same manner he did the cupboard.
"Milk." She nodded.
He pulled her over to the lower cupboard, and bent down, taking her with him. He yanked open the door, and pointed.
And finally, he took her to the drawers. A little bit rougher, he pulled open the drawer, only to have the knob come off in his hand. He cussed.
He pushed her down into the chair roughly. "Now you know where everything is. Go get your own breakfast."
There was a moment's silence. Then he watched in amazement as Hermione sighed, and retrieved everything she needed for her breakfast. She then sat down and started to eat- without complaint.
"What are you planning?" he asked suspiciously, sitting down slowly. "If you piss me off, I'm going to eat you a day early, you hear?" Hermione didn't respond to this, and continued to eat her breakfast. Draco left the room.
She found him after breakfast lying on the floor on his stomach reading a book. He was so at ease she felt kind of bad for disturbing him. He had a pleasant expression on his face and he turned the page, and for a moment she forgot he was a vampire.
He looked up and saw Hermione. Immediately a crease in his brow formed as he frowned at her. He closed his book and sat up. She remembered.
"What do you want?" he asked nastily, crossing his arms.
Hermione inwardly sighed. He was so aggravating. She bit back a smart remark and forced a small smile on her face.
"Umm… well, you see, I kind of want to shower," she began calmly. "And I don't have any clean clothes to change into."
He rolled his eyes. "Can't you wash the ones you're wearing?"
"And stand there naked at the washing machine?"
He smirked at the thought. "Go ahead."
She clenched her fists. Stupid Malfoy, she thought. She gritted her teeth and turned around, counting to 10. When she rotated back around her face was pleasant.
"Can I please have some clothes?"
Draco leaned back, and laughed, amused at the situation. Granger. Asking him for clothing. He could be mean and let her suffer. It'd be hilarious, watching her stomping around dirty. Girls despised being dirty. Then again, he had to drink her. It'd be unhygienic to drink her when she hadn't changed in that many days. He pondered on his situation for a moment and then spoke.
"I'll grab you for something today, but then we have to… uh, acquire some clothes. And you're washing the ones I lend you."
She trailed after him into his bedroom. His room was surprisingly well kept, without a house elf. His room was dark; the curtains were closed and his walls were coloured a deep emerald green. Typical. He still mourned for his Slytherin days. He had a large wooden bed with a black bedspread.
"Are you allergic to the sun or something?" she muttered. "What's with the curtains?"
"I like the dark. It's just something that's developed from becoming a vampire," he replied.
He walked over to his large cupboard and rustled through it for a moment. Finally, he pulled out some garments and handed them to her.
"Stain them and die, Mudblood," he said simply. "Now go shower."
She forced a smile in gratitude, the turned her back and inwardly cursed. She hated being beneath Malfoy- having to make sure she didn't displease him. He led her to the bathroom, handed her a towel, and then left the room, shutting the door behind him.
She began to strip down, praying to God that the water was going to be hot, and also praying Malfoy wouldn't storm in for some unexplained reason- when she noticed the window. It was a long thin window, just above the sink. She was on the second landing- it'd be a fair way down to the ground. She stood on the sink in her underwear and bra and looked through the window. It wasn't too high- sure she'd break something jumping down but there had to be another way.
It'd be the perfect opportunity to get out while Draco thought she was in the shower.
Instead of showering, she began to dress in the clothes Draco had given her. He had passed her a red flannelette country-style button up shirt and a pair of jeans. She sighed as she rolled the jeans several times so they didn't drag on the floor.
She glanced out the window again. There were pipes connected to the side of the wall; she could climb down. It'd be difficult, but it'd be worth it in the long run.
She turned on the shower full blast to set the scene, and then hastily opened the window to its fullest. She stood onto the sink, jumped onto the ledge and took a deep breath. It seemed so much higher now she was taking the plunge. She turned around and found her footing on a pipe.
It seemed to take hours to get to the bottom. Several times she seemed to slip- only to find her footing again to keep climbing down. She tried to remain optimistic and focus on the task on hand- foot down, hand down, hold on, don't let go; but the thought that Draco might spring her loomed in her head and threatened to distract her.
Finally she reached the bottom, and she smiled at her triumph. Hopefully, if all went to plan, she'd find her way to the main road, stay low, follow it up into town, change her clothes and-
"What do you think you're doing?" said a cold voice behind her.
She turned around to find Draco standing there, staring at her with his eyes livid. She'd never seen him so angry. He seemed to be attempting to control his breathing; he looked ready to tear her apart.
"Fresh air," she replied briskly, swinging her arms around. "And you?"
In a flash, he had punched the wall next to her head, his fist going slightly through. She was cowering against the wall now, afraid her head was going to be next to be slammed, but he just stared into her eyes with such fury she was too afraid to say anything.
"Would you like to come inside?" he whispered into her ear icily, leaning in so close his body was pressed against hers.
"I'm not going anywhere," she whispered back, her voice weak with fright. "I want to go home…"
"Are you a fool, Granger?" he roared, grabbing her arm roughly. "There is NO home for you to go to! Hogwarts is gone to Voldemort, all your friends are dead, and your parents are in Australia. How do you plan to retrieve their memories without a wand? Would you really jeopardize their safety just to be with them- knowing the Dark Lord doesn't know their whereabouts?"
"Anything's better than here!" she screamed, wrenching her arm free of his grasp. "I'm not going to be your food!"
"Survival of the fittest, Mudblood," he sneered. "You will get inside, or I will make you get inside."
She stood there, tears welling up inside her eyes. She furiously wiped them away, refusing to let Malfoy see weakness. In one swift movement, he had her thrown over his shoulder walking back to the house. She beat on his back furiously, but to no avail. He was a vampire. He was stronger than her. He ignored her yells and walked back into the house.
When they got inside, he threw her onto the couch roughly and pulled up a chair to face her. She was still crying.
"I'm not going to go over this again," he said coldly, showing no pity for the tears rolling down her cheeks. "You WILL stay here. You WILL have to accept I need you every 3 days. You will NOT try to escape again."
"I'm not a child," she sniffed, wiping her eyes on the back of her sleeve. "Don't speak to me like one."
"Then don't ACT like one!" he shot back at her.
They seemed to stare at each other furiously for ages. Finally, when she stopped crying, Hermione stood up.
"I'm going to my room."
"Oh, no you don't," he growled, standing up as if to block her. "Do you think I'm just going to let you go back to your room to let you attempt another escape?"
"I'm tired from the climb," she sniffed furiously, standing up also. "You can't watch me all the time."
He glared at her. "You think so?" Again, he had her over his shoulder in the blink of an eye. She was now beyond angry. He had twice now violated her- picked her up against her will, brushed against her outside. From over his shoulder she glanced the hallway as they entered her room, and he threw her carelessly onto the bed.
He crossed his arms. "You can go to sleep now." She waited for a moment as he stood there motionlessly, his grey eyes boring into her.
"Get out!" she screamed at him, shutting her eyes tightly attempting to block him out.
"And let you run off again? I think not."
"You're not going to sit there and watch me sleep," she said ferociously.
"It's the middle of the day. I'm not tired. Plus it's my house," he said. "I can do whatever I want, whenever I want."
He walked out of the room for a moment, and Hermione sighed. She couldn't stand it much longer here. She was telling the truth; the climb really had taken all the energy out of her. She crawled underneath the bedspreads and lay down, shutting her eyes as tightly as she could so she could gently fall into a slumber. Then she heard a clunk. She sat up quickly, to find Draco sitting down on a wooden chair he had just retrieved from the kitchen. He was casually leaning back, watching her intently. She groaned and got out of bed again.
"Get OUT of my room!" she screamed, attempting to push him out of the chair. He merely sighed and grabbed her wrists to stop her. She struggled, and then broke free.
He gave her a little push and she was back on the bed again. "I'm not going anywhere. So you my as well try and sleep now if you're that tired. Teaches you not to climb down houses."
She ignored what he said, and continued to sit on her bed. She crossed her legs and leaned against the wall, arms folded crossly. She'd fight the sleep. She wouldn't give in. She would NOT sleep while Malfoy was in the room. It was going to be a long day.
She stared into his light grey eyes, her face furious, as he mirrored he expression. It was silent- except for the ticking of the Grandfather clock in the hall she detested. The minutes ticked by, and not once did they break their eye contact. Minutes turned into an hour, an hour progressed into 2, and for hours they sat there, just staring at each other.
The minutes grew harder. She was beginning to feel the sleep fighting her, threatening to make her close her eyes and rest. Several times she could feel herself nodding off- her muscles were so sore and they too wanted to relax, but she pulled her head back up and continued to stare. Not once did Draco move- he was in exactly the same position he had been in 4 hours ago.
Finally, she couldn't take it anymore. With no control, her eyes shut and her head lolled. She had fallen asleep.
When she opened her eyes again faintly, she felt a light cool hand brush against her forehead and the sound of a shutting door a moment later. She had been placed gently into her bed, and the curtains had been shut tight to block out the light. She closed her eyes and fell into a slumber.
The clock read 6:00 PM when she entered the hall. She'd been asleep for about 2 hours. She added up the hours in her head. It had taken about half an hour to climb down the pipes, and then those many hours just staring at Draco in her room… this was ridiculous.
She walked into the lounge and found him reading his book again. She'd never known he'd taken an interest to literature at school. Then again, she had tried to block out Malfoy completely. Sigh. Her waking up at abnormal hours and finding Malfoy was becoming an irritating routine.
"I think we need to talk," Draco said, taking her by surprise. He closed his book and stood up. "Take a seat?"
She merely glared at him angrily, taking several steps away from him. He sighed and sat down, rubbing his forehead.
"This can't continue," he sighed, looking up at her. "This whole escape thing you've got going in your head. It starts and ends now."
"I am SO sick of having this argument with you. I want to get out of here. I'm going to die here with your stupid sucking thing."
"It'll get easier," Draco said, putting his head in his hands. "Stay 1 month. Just try it out. If you can't stand it here… I'll… try and find somewhere for you to go. Ok?"
You contemplated his suggestion for a minute. If he kept his word, she could be out in a month. But then again he was a vampire. But her escape plans had been stupid. She had no real plan in mind, no real place to go now that her friends where… lost.
"Fine," she spat, standing up. "A month. You better keep your word."
And she stormed out.
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Hello everyone! I'm a new online poker player and I'm willing to study hard and become a successful player. I started a month ago on PokerStars. I bought the book Crushing the Microstakes and HEM. I deposited $50, read the whole book. Watched plenty of videos. I always try to learn, try to study more about how to win NL2 rooms. Thing is - after a month - I'm left with $15 in my bankroll. I've played around 2500 hands. Pretty much anything I played was NL2.
I've checked the whole Internet for microstakes advices but it just isn't working. I'm highly motivated and I will not give up! I want to become a successful player, beat the micros, climb stakes, study more. I'm wiling to invest, I'm willing to invest all I earn too. It just seems like this is not for me but I want it so badly. I study and analize my hands too. Or maybe 2300 hands are not enough to tell.
i just started to having winning sessions. i play nl10, hold em manager has a leak buster, i want to try that.
My advice is tighten your game up and POSITION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR ACTUAL WHOLE CARDS. play fewer hands more aggressively. at the micros, people usually arent bluffing, so dont talk yourself into calling a 3rd barrel, just let it go and slowly acquire chips. your chances for big pots will come, let the other people make bad decisions.


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Kevin Nicholson's goal against his former club proved to be the winner as Harriers secured an important three points with victory over Torquay United.
Marvin Johnson
also got onto the scoresheet but Harriers couldn't keep a clean sheet as Aaron Downes headed home late on for the Gulls.
Nevertheless, it was a thoroughly professional performance by Harriers who earned their first win in three league games to move ninth - two points behind the play-off spots.
Gary Whild made five changes to the Harriers starting XI which exited the FA Cup at the Fourth Qualifying Round stage to Eastleigh last week.
On-loan signing Matt Robinson made his Harriers debut, while Nicholson captained the side in the absence of
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United boss Chris Hargreaves made four alterations to his team which also suffered FA Cup disappointment at the hands of Aldershot Town.
Luke Young, Courtney Cameron, Ashley Yeoman and Niall Thompson replaced Louis Briscoe, Toby Ajala, Josh Wakefield and Duane Ofori-Acheampong.
But it was their former player Nicholson who came back to haunt them.
In a perfectly-written script for the 34-year-old defender, he scored his first Harriers goal against the club where he spent seven years of his career.
After Courtney Richards fouled Blissett around 35 yards out, the reliable left-back stepped up to curl his free-kick into the box, aiming for a red shirt to latch onto the end of it.
But his set-piece managed to evade everyone as it travelled towards goal and instead nestled into the bottom left-hand corner
Despite the obvious fondness for his old side, Nicholson's jubilation was evident as he punched the air before being mobbed by his team-mates.
Johnson had earlier given Harriers the lead after only four minutes, netting his third goal of the season from a fabulous solo effort down the left-hand side.
Dodging his way past blue shirts, the winger found his way into the penalty area where, still at a slight angle, he hit a sweet strike into the top-right corner, leaving Gulls 'keeper Jordan Seabright helpless.
Downes' 89th-minute header for Torquay, provided by Ryan Bowman's nod-on from Young's corner, added a bit of last-minute drama for the
faithful but Harriers deservedly held on.
Whild's side had looked smooth going forward all afternoon, a well-oiled machine with plenty of attacking vigour in Johnson, Blissett, Ahmed Obeng and Craig Reid.
Reid, who worked tirelessly, was involved heavily in many of Harriers' attacks and had a golden opportunity to get onto the scoresheet after only 17 minutes.
The striker was perfectly-placed when Nicholson's free-kick took a deflection but a floored Seabright had to be at full-stretch to claim the ball on the ground.
Five minutes later, Reid sent a looping shot narrowly wide after twisting and turning his way into a promising position, while he also had an effort off-target six minutes into the second half as Harriers put together another good piece of forward play.
Reid also linked up well with his team mates, playing a great one-two with Obeng two minutes before half-time as the winger raced down the right - thwarted only by a pinpoint Angus MacDonald tackle on the byline.
Debutant Robinson also put in a shift for his new side; a solid presence in midfield who distributed possession well.
And he almost had a goal himself after collecting the ball in the centre of the pitch and unleashing a low strike which flashed narrowly wide of the post.
Johnson, too, was venomous, lashing shots on goal and always available to deliver a curling cross into the box.
Jared Hodgkiss was one of the recipients of his deliveries on the 59th minute, but the right-back headed wide.
Seven minutes later, it was Johnson again who spotted Blissett in a promising position and sent in another great cross, with Seabright called into action to make a quick-fire save as the striker connected.
Both players had fans on their feet clapping as they were substituted during the second half for Aman Verma and Gittings respectively.
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Their first solid chance came just after half-time, when substitute Ofori-Acheampong headed a Thompson cross over the bar - who himself sent a tame effort straight at Lewis on the 69th minute.
The Gulls stepped up the pace late on as Hodgkiss had to be alert to outjump Bowman and head clear from a cross, before substitute Ajala's deflected shot won the corner which lead to Downes' goal.
As the fourth official indicated four minutes of added time, Lewis pulled off a magnificent save from a Young free-kick, leaping to his right to dramatically palm the ball clear.
But that was the most he had been called into action all afternoon, as Harriers kept United at bay to cap off a strong and dominating display with a valuable victory.
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Soylent: What Happened When I Stopped Eating For 2 Weeks
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One thing to note is that these guys aren't marketing Soylent as a fat-shredding regimen. It's meant to be a health simplification diet. And that it absolutely was. Shockingly, so, I might add, because I expected to be miserable the whole time and was in fact quite happy. Beyond the time savings (and not having to think about food much), I was struck by how much easier it was to stick to a diet as simple as Soylent versus any other diet I've tried. As they say, it's easier to be 100% obedient to a diet than 99%. Soylent left no room for debate, and therefore turned out to be quite easy.
By far, the most interesting result to me was the cost and time savings of living on Soylent. I saved $200 during my trial. This is good news for the company's greater mission of combating world hunger—especially since I imagine they'll be able to manufacture and ship the stuff to impoverished areas at much cheaper than the kickstarter price.
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His experience actually sounds very much like what people report when they go on fasts: crappy couple of days followed by increased energy, mental clarity, weight loss, etc. All temporary and possibly delusional, but hey fun to be your own guinea pig!
A person cannot fast forever, right? Can a person eat Soylent for the rest of her or his life?
I guess no one quite knows yet.
when i need to lose a few pounds, fasting is highly effective and surprisingly easy. i think the first missed lunch is the hardest part, then it's oddly energizing. two days max, though. then break fast lightly. i don't think it ever feels crappy, actually. and feeling empty lightens both the body and mind! it's just hard to say, "okay, i'm not going to eat for the next day or two." but physically, it's not so bad.
and let's be real: we're darn lucky that fasting is an option at all!
That's true: for some, fasting is not a choice.
Why two days max? Just because the body starts to go into starvation mode?
my two-day rule is just something i came up with for myself so i don't go all fast-crazy! fasting makes turning off the appetite button surprisingly easy. and i don't want to go overboard. plus, yes, i think some damage to the body may be an issue. but if i fast 1-2 days a week, i can lose all the weight i want in a steady, slow, healthy progression. i had to lose 80 pounds after my pregnancies!
Wow, 80 pounds!
This article from 24 years ago questions if fasting is bad for us...
...but then again, that's from 24 years ago.
well, i think it has a good point: fasting can be harmful. but they are talking about hardcore fasting, and i am not into that! even on the days i fast, i am drinking lots of water and i will eat a few things here and there, like a yogurt or an apple or a bowl of fiber cereal. i just keep my food intake super low—around 500 calories a day. the point is to take food off my list of to-dos for the day. if i focus on other things, the food becomes a side note, and that's when weight loss happens for me.
Ah, ok, that has something in common with Soylent: they take food off your to-do list, too.
More to reduce decisions than to reduce calories, though.
yes, taking food off your mind makes it much easier! but that might be the hardest part of all!
It's especially hard if we're used to foods that make us crave them.
I don't see why Soylent avoids being for fat shredding.
Are there really that many lazy people who would rather eat processed goo than actual food?
This is the only thing I think of when I hear Soylent:
Soylent Green is a 1973 American science fiction film
The 20th century's industrialization has left the world permanently overcrowded, polluted and stagnant by the turn of the 21st century. In 2022, with 40 million people in New York City alone, housing is dilapidated and overcrowded; homeless people fill the streets; 20 million are unemployed, the few "lucky" ones with jobs are barely scraping by, and food and working technology is scarce. Most of the population survives on rations produced by the Soylent Corporation, whose newest product is Soylent Green, a green wafer advertised to contain "high-energy plankton", more nutritious and palatable than its predecessors "Red" and "Yellow", but in short supply.
It's discovered later that Soylent Green is made from humans.
Why would someone name a food product Soylent?
They did name it after the movie because it was a food everyone could live on.
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Do you know how many emails are sent around the globe every 60 seconds? 168m. That's 2.8m conversations whizzing between us each second over email alone – Twitter reports an average of 500m tweets per day, while Facebook has a population nearly 20 times that of the UK.
Today's charities operate in the most digital era in history. How best to successfully maximise the opportunities afforded by technology, while dodging the accompanying hazards, was the focus of a lively panel discussion hosted by the Guardian in partnership with Zurich Insurance on Thursday, 15 May.
"Are you prepared for cyber risks?", chaired by the Guardian's David Mills, was the third in the Guardian and Zurich's Charity Leaders Live series. The evening saw Ady Hall, manager for charities, social organisations and health at Zurich Insurance, share the stage with Victoria Bales, strategic risk consultant at Zurich Risk Engineering; Martyn Croft, chief information officer at the Salvation Army and founder of the Charities Security Forum; Zenon Hannick, product manager at Comic Relief; and Tim Savage, co-founder of Armakuni, a company delivering web-based services for Comic Relief.
"Modern technology has no doubt brought huge benefits," began Hall, citing increased productivity, instantaneous connection, flexible working, online service delivery, social media and the rise of online fundraising. But charities should be conscious that, like every other sector, their increasing reliance on technology makes them vulnerable to malicious attacks, data loss and reputational damage.
"There is a natural tendency to look on the sector with compassion, so we presume that charities are less likely victims of cyber-attacks," Hall said. "In fact, charities make an easy target because many think they have little in the way of sophisticated controls."
Both Savage and Croft agreed that many charities aren't fully aware of how cyber criminals can exploit them. They gave the example of "card-washing schemes", whereby thieves use a charity's online donation service to test a stolen credit card.
"Charities take credit card payment and sell you nothing but a warm fuzzy feeling, which makes them a prime testing ground for fraudsters," Croft explained. He continued to explain: "You can make a £1 donation on a charity's website to find out which would work for bigger purchases."
Croft revealed that the Salvation Army had been the victim of this kind of scheme when it found an undercurrent of low-value donations taking place around the world, and advised others to watch out for the same. "This discovery prompted me to found the Charities Security Forum (CSF) five years ago because there wasn't a strong awareness of cyber threats in the sector," he said, adding that delegates should also be vigilant of "philanthropic phishing": false email appeals sent in a charity's name that link donors to virus-infected websites.
Many on the panel agreed that smaller charities often wonder whether such scams would actually target an organisation of their size, and advised them to think otherwise. "The biggest mistake for small charities is thinking that it won't happen to them," said Bales. "All organisations should be considering their proportionate response – what would the impact be if this happened to us?"
The topic of information security and data protection featured as prominently in the conversation as that of cyber-scams. It was an area where many had concerns, particularly in light of the ICO's recent £200,000 fine handed to the British Pregnancy Advice Service following a massive breach of service-user data.
Hannick stressed the importance of a working culture that values keeping sensitive information safe – including passwords, correspondence, and donor and beneficiary personal data. "It's about letting people across your organisation know how important data security is, and rewarding people for doing it right," he said.
Bales warned against "complacency" and "carelessness" in the office, advocating good governance and an informed workplace strategy: "Make sure you're encrypting laptops and CDs, that you're ensuring everyone is using strong passwords, that you're training new staff and refreshing existing staff. Most incidents are the result of simple behavioural errors."
Following a breakout session, delegates formed focus groups to weigh up the opportunities and challenges of four key digital issues: social media; remote working and bring your own device; data; and human behaviour.
Most felt excited about the contribution of social media to the charity landscape: its power to build reputations, send campaigns viral and share success stories. A "lack of control" over outcomes, however, was identified as a key area of concern.
The issue of control arose again in dialogues about remote working. Several charities present said employees now expect them to accommodate flexible working and the use of personal devices such as phones, laptops and tablets for work, and were curious how to properly manage this.
Such questions ran smoothly onto the topics of "human behaviour" and "data". Most present were in agreement that human behaviour naturally tends towards poor security habits, and that an organisational "culture shift" towards awareness, education and cohesion was needed to allay potential errors before they occur.
Following the productive discussion sessions, all panellists congratulated the sector for its flourishing emphasis on cyber issues. "It's important for trust that charities are seen to be doing the right thing," concluded Mills.
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On March 28, 2015 we celebrated the completion of 25 years of our journey in our characteristically low key manner with just the members of our staff, members of our governing body and donors and ell wishers who have been with us for a decade or more. This was also the year when many young people joined our staff and this celebration had a significance for them too as the mirror-window metaphor that was used by everyone to look ahead while recollecting the past, helped them to put things in perspective. The world of 1989 was significantly different from the one in 2015, and it is inevitable for an organisation to get shaped by the landscape through which it moves. Our country is changing fast and yet some of the basic problems remain the same, for which we have to continue with our work to ensure that equity of learning and quality with equity is realised for all children in our country. At the same time we have to prepare ourselves to face new challenges that are likely to emerge with changing circumstances.
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Jaguar. The fastest supercomputer in the world
Twice a year, the world's top 500 supercomputers are announced. The most recent winner is the Jaguar which pretty much wiped the floor with the competition, managing a performance benchmark 69% above the IBM Roadrunner which came in second.
Let's take a closer look at the Jaguar, the fastest supercomputer in the world today.
Quick data about the Jaguar
- Performance: 1.759 petaflops (theoretical maximum: 2.33 petaflops)
- Processors: 37,376 six-core AMD Opteron 2.6 GHz
- Processor cores: 224,256
- Total RAM: 300 terabyte
- Total disc space: 10 petabyte
- System type: Cray XT5
- Operating system: Cray custom version of SUSE Linux
One petaflops is the equivalent of one thousand trillion operations per second, which means the Jaguar is capable of a theoretical maximum performance of 2,330,000,000,000,000 operations per second.
The computing power of the Jaguar is used by scientists to run simulations of climate changes and effects, supernovas, and a number of other compute-intensive applications.
The Jaguar Cray XT5 setup takes up 4,400 square feet (409 square meters), which is larger than an NBA basketball court.
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Ask just about any knowledgeable Buffalo Bills fan what position is the strongest on the team and you'll hear "running back" as a response. The answer makes plenty of sense as the Bills led the league in rushing last season. Of course, Tyrod Taylor's 568 rushing yards played a role in this, but LeSean McCoy, Karlos Williams, and Mike Gillislee all had success on the ground.
Heading into 2016, the running back unit looks even stronger. First, Buffalo added Jonathan Williams in the draft. Some analysts felt that Williams would have been a day two pick if he had not injured his foot. In addition to Williams, Buffalo also added James Wilder Jr. and brought back Dan "Boom" Herron. Regardless of how it all shakes out at training camp, Buffalo should be four deep at running back entering 2016. For that reason, it's no surprise that Pro Football Focus listed the Bills in the Top 10 of their running back unit rankings at No. 8.
PFF said the following about Buffalo's backs:
8. Buffalo Bills
Starter: LeSean McCoy
Backup: Karlos Williams
Key stat: Karlos Williams' elusive rating was third among rookies last season.
There might not be another backfield duo that complements each other better than the one in Buffalo. Karlos Williams proved as a rookie that he's a talented downhill, between-the-tackles runner, while LeSean McCoy has cut his teeth with his work in space. The only question is how the carries will be split with Williams vastly out-grading McCoy last season.
Although some teams had multiple backups named, PFF only opted to discuss Karlos Williams behind McCoy. Teams with RB units ranked ahead of Buffalo included the Steelers, Buccaneers, Chiefs, Panthers, Vikings, Rams, and Jaguars.null


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I was looking to use Spiceworks to run a basic facilities management web-portal. It looked great, until I noticed the only module I can't edit is the New Ticket form which states, "If you have a problem with an IT issue..." I just want to change IT to FM. Arggh. Where can I change this?
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Jun 18, 2012 at 11:18 UTC
Edit the Language Pack plugin and you can change that, and a lot more, text.
Jun 18, 2012 at 11:52 UTC
As benhar said... I have setup SW to use for a building maintenance system, maintenance for a city park system, vehicle fleet maintenance for a police/fire dept, and to track maintenance issues for a corrections facility (jail)... so yes, it can be done with the language packs.
Jun 18, 2012 at 12:05 UTC
Thanks - I have created my first language pack, by removing 2 offending letters :)
Jun 18, 2012 at 12:08 UTC
Maragret108, have you seen the pre-defined language-packs that you can add as a a plugin to spiceworks to automagically tweak many more areas of spiceworks?


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At 31 years old Vince Wilfork has worn some of the tread off his tires, and though the New England Patriots have solid depth at defensive line, outside of Wilfork they could use some upgrades. Kyle Love and Brandon Deaderick are solid players, but the draft offers some intriguing options that could help upgrade the Patriots at defensive tackle and end. The two gap system the Patriots employ generally requires tall and lengthy players who can shed blocks while defending their gap responsibilities. According to Jeff Howe of the Boston Herald, the 2013 draft isn't a good one for quarterbacks, but if you're looking for defensive linemen, you've come to the right place. Howe writes: 'The chance to pair Wilfork with a similar attacker would instantly improve the Pats' front. A violent defensive pairing would be helpful, but the opportunity to use more of a rotation, limit Wilfork's reps to save his long-term endurance and, ideally, not suffer too much of a drop-off would be a luxury. This draft has those answers, and the starting-level interior talent stretches further than the class of edge rushers.'
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A/N: A "Natsuki's Birthday" story in May, you ask? "But Natsuki wasn't born on May 27th!" you protest. And, of course, you'd be right...but my wife was born on May 27th, and she requested a ShizNat story for her birthday. So, of course, she gets one, with Duran and Kiyohime and plenty of references to her favorite My-HiME episode! Happy birthday, sweetie, and enjoy the fluff.
The Secret Ingredient
"Why Doesn't Anyone Write That in the Recipe?"
(featuring the Kuga-Fujino family pets!)
Shizuru Fujino wanted to scream.
She didn't, of course. Shizuru Fujino did not screech like a banshee. She did not yowl like an alley cat whose tail had been stepped on. She did not erupt into a furious rage at people for things that, however inconvenient they might be for Shizuru, were not their fault. It would be undignified. Unladylike. Unsuitable for the former student council president of Fuuka Academy, now top-ranked scholar in her university class.
She looked down at the shattered remains of the pencil she'd snapped in three pieces upon hearing the news. Ara, but that hardly counts; we're talking on the phone and he can't see it.
"Are you sure there is nothing you can do?"
"I'm sorry, Miss Fujino, but the new oven won't be installed until Thursday. We'll have your cake prepared immediately—"
"I am afraid that won't do; as you are aware, it is a birthday cake, and the birthday is tomorrow."
"I'm terribly sorry," the cake shop owner repeated. "We'll return your deposit at once, of course."
"Yes, thank you," Shizuru replied, a model of the reasonable customer. "I realize how hard this must be for your business as well."
"We appreciate your courtesy, Miss Fujino, and can only again offer our most abject apologies."
"Yes, thank you. Good afternoon."
She hung up the phone.
"Ghaaaaa!" she screamed, hurling the pencil bits against the wall. The shout woke up Kiyohime, who'd been napping at her feet; the hydra burst awake and ended up bonking her third head against the underside of the desk drawers. The sixth head reached up and gave Shizuru a curious hiss.
"It's the cake shop, Kiyo-chan. Their oven broke, and they won't be able to have Natsuki's birthday cake ready for the party!"
The first head made little mewling noises of commiseration, while the fourth head wrapped itself around Shizuru's ankle and hugged.
"What am I going to do now? This is Natsuki's nineteenth birthday! All of our friends are going to be there!"
Kiyohime's second head offered a curious hiss.
"Yes, that's it, I could make a—oh, whom am I kidding?" she wailed. "I can cook excellent Japanese food, but I'm hopeless at baking." She remembered her laughable attempts at baking a cake from the cooking class she'd taken as a high-school third-year. And then there was that absurd make-up session that Midori had arranged, which she'd almost managed to get through by letting Haruka volunteer to do everything for their group, except that Haruka was actually worse at it than Shizuru—even before her sachertorte had been knocked onto the ground. Though it hadn't been as bad as Natsuki's attempt; it had been such an effort to keep from laughing at Natsuki, Nao, and Mikoto's try to create anything edible. But then, even Mai's attempt had been sabotaged when Shiho faceplanted into the cake, so that day had been more or less cursed even for skilled cooks.
"Wait, that's it! Mai!" She looked at Kiyohime. "Mai is a wonderful baker! And she is Natsuki's close friend, so I'm sure she will be glad to help once she hears what happened!"
A couple of Kiyohime's heads bobbled up and down in nods of agreement (although in all fairness, the third might just have been woozy from the bump). Shizuru reached for the phone.
"Hello," a grumpy voice answered on the first ring.
"Mikoto? It's Shizuru Fujino—"
"Hi, Kaichou-san!"
Shizuru didn't bother correcting Mikoto on her use of her old title. "Could I talk to Mai, please?"
There was a long moment of silence.
"Mikoto?" Shizuru asked, a little worried.
"Mai's...not...here..." the response came in a mumbled undertone.
"What was that?"
"Mai's not here! She and ani-ue went off on a trip for the whole weekend and they won't be back until tomorrow! It's not fair! I wanted to play with Mai, too!"
"I'm not certain that you and Reito mean 'play with Mai' in the same way..." Not if they're up to weekend trips...
"They're big meanies," Mikoto grumped. "I had to order in for dinner, and the restaurant's ramen isn't anywhere near as good as Mai's."
"You're right," Shizuru reflected. "Food made with love is the best." She remembered the time when they'd bought the backyard barbecue and Natsuki had insisted on grilling the steaks.
"You're always cooking for me, Shizuru, so this is my turn."
In the months since that first try, Natsuki had mastered the art, so that her grilled meat was juicy and delicious, but Shizuru thought she'd never taste anything as good as that first try when the steak had been charred to a briquette on the outside and near-raw in the center and somehow still wonderful because Natsuki had put herself through it all for her.
It took Shizuru a few more minutes to extract herself from Mikoto without offending the girl, and when she did, she realized that Kiyohime was gone.
"Damn, Kuga, your girlfriend may be a psycho, but she does throw one rocking party!" Nao crowed, clapping Natsuki enthusiastically on the back. The movement made the punch in the redhead's glass slosh, almost spilling; there was something a little too bright in her eyes, the color a little too high in her cheek, making Natsuki wonder just who'd spiked the punch bowl. Probably Nao herself, or Midori, she decided.
Nao was definitely right, though; the party was certainly in full swing. Music blared from the new entertainment center (Shizuru's present, which she'd insisted they'd get set up that morning so that Natsuki could "try it out right away"), and there was enough food set out to feed a small army. Which was good, because there was a small army of guests filling the house: all the HiME (save Fumi and Yukariko), Haruka, Takumi, Reito, Tate, Kazuya, Chie, Aoi, and about another dozen or so classmates of Natsuki or Shizuru or friends-of-friends.
When, exactly, did my life get this complicated? she thought, then figured, Oh, yeah, right about the time I stopped worrying about revenge and monster-fighting and international conspiracies. Which had been easier in a lot of ways, if not nearly as conducive to restful night's sleep. She hardly ever had nightmares any more.
Yeah, all in all it was probably a good trade.
There was a loud squawk, and Yatagarusu launched itself from the refreshment table, a spring roll clutched in its single claw. Apparently someone else had had its eye on that prize, because Kagatsuchi launched himself after the crow and they buzzed around the room along with cries of "Hey!" "Watch it!" and (from Nao), "Damn flying rats!"
Natsuki shook her head, laughing. Exactly how had this somehow become her normal life?
She walked over to the food table and found an absolutely massive birthday cake, a double-decker sheathed in white frosting and decorated with colorful flowers. "Happy Birthday, Natsuki," was spelled out in blue frosting the color of Natsuki's Ducati across the top. But it was the flowers that caught her eye. Natsuki didn't know what they were; honestly, if it wasn't a rose or a dandelion she was lost. But she remembered the shape of those. She'd had her fingers curled around the petals of one, one day when she was in junior high. She'd been about to crush it—she didn't even remember why, now, some momentary fit of pique at some random event that had roused her temper at the time—when someone had called out to her.
Funny, that Fuuka's top student, the elegant beauty admired by her classmates, speaking up to the save the life of one flower. Or maybe she'd seen something about Natsuki, something in Natsuki's posture, expression, whatever, and wanted to help out in her kind-sempai kind of way. Or she'd thought Natsuki was hot and figured it would be a chance to start a conversation. Natsuki had never really asked.
She'd wormed her way right into Natsuki's life, though. Sometimes by being kind and sympathetic, sometimes by being teasing and cajoling, she'd worked her way in, until by the time Natsuki had met Mai and Mikoto and Midori (and what was it with the letter M, anyway?) all the "lone wolf" jokes they'd tossed at her weren't true any more.
"Well, there's my answer," she said, a soft little smile forming on her face despite herself.
Duran was sitting in front of the table; he nuzzled against her leg and she stroked his head in response.
"Protecting the cake until I got here, huh, boy?"
He woofed happily, beating his tail on the rug.
"Thanks. So, can I get a piece, or do we have to do the whole candle-blowing-out thing?" She really hoped they didn't. Natsuki might have been a lot more comfortable in social situations than in her "ice princess" days, but she hated being the center of attention.
In response to her question, several of Kiyohime's heads popped up behind the table. One held a knife, with which it deftly sliced out a wedge from the cake. A second head used a metal spatula to remove the slice and transfer the cake to a plate held by yet another head, while a fourth gave her a plastic fork. The sides of the slice revealed themselves as rich, dark chocolate, and Natsuki dug in.
"Mmm, this is great! I wonder where Shizuru got it?"
"Actually, it's homemade."
Natsuki jumped. The purring voice with its lilting Kyoto accent had come from about two inches behind her right ear, close enough that her breath had tickled Natsuki's skin.
"Aah! Shizuru, don't do that!"
Her girlfriend giggled.
"But Natsuki is so very hard to resist!"
Natsuki gathered another forkful of cake. Luckily she hadn't dropped her plate.
"Try anyway. It'll build character." She transferred the forkful of cake into her mouth.
"But I thought Natsuki liked my weaknesses of character. Why just last night you were—"
Natsuki almost choked on her cake. Duran helpfully thumped her on her lower back with his paw, and she managed to swallow.
"Shi-Shizuru, don't say things like that in public!"
"Ara, but I don't think many of the guests here are under any illusions about our relationship."
"Okay, yeah, but you don't have to just start sharing the embarrassing details!"
Shizuru smiled wickedly.
"But I don't find them at all embarrassing. I'm more than happy for the world to know that Natsuki loves me so much that she wants me to—"
Ears burning, Natsuki clapped a hand over Shizuru's mouth.
"Argh! You can have the perverse sexual favor of your choice if you just shut up!"
"That's really not very much of a bribe, Natsuki. You give me the perverse sexual favors of my choice more or less nightly anyway."
Natsuki grinned back at her.
"Darn, I was trying to get out of this with two things I wanted instead of one."
"Natsuki, how manipulative and sneaky of you!"
"Hey, I learned from the best." She gave Shizuru a playful smack on the rump. "But what do you mean, this cake is homemade? You're a darned good cook, but baked goods hate you. Remember the blueberry muffin incident?"
"I thought we agreed never to speak of that."
"It's my birthday. I get special privileges. So spill."
"Well, I said it was homemade. I didn't say it was homemade by me."
Kiyohime ducked her heads under the table. When they popped back up, they were wearing puffy chef's hats.
"You made the cake?"
Duran woofed.
"You helped, too?"
He wagged his tail, a big doggy grin on his face.
"Wow. This is pretty awesome. I didn't even know you could bake."
"I'd ordered a cake, but the bakery couldn't deliver," Shizuru explained.
"That's okay. Besides, food made with love always tasted better. Like how I can only really put up with tea when you make it?"
Shizuru smiled.
"That's what I said to Mikoto. I think Kiyohime overheard it and it inspired her."
"Smart hydra."
They were interrupted by a startled yelp followed immediately by a high-pitched squeal rising from the far side of the room. Everybody turned to look where Shiho was standing, wide-eyed and open-mouthed, at the bathroom door.
"Akane! Kazuya! What are you two doing?"
"What doesh it look like?" Akane yowled back, voice slightly slurred.
"That's disgusting!"
"You're jusht mad you didn't think of it firsht."
"Midori, what did you put into the punch?" Mai accused.
"Midori? I thought Nao was the one who—" somebody else shot back.
"Both of them?" Natsuki boggled.
"I suppose that explains Akane's sudden...lack of inhibition?" Shizuru mused.
"I'm not touching the punch," Natsuki decided.
"Natsuki prefers to be inhibited?"
"Natsuki prefers to be able to remember it in the morning."
Shizuru laid her head on Natsuki's shoulder.
"You're such a romantic."
"Har de har." She took another bite of cake and savored the rich chocolate. "Seriously, they should have made this for your birthday, instead. I mean, why else call it 'devil's food'?"
"Ikezu. So what does Natsuki consider an appropriate birthday treat?"
She hooked an arm around Shizuru's waist and swung the elder girl around so they were face-to-face, then kissed her deep and forcefully on the lips, a hard, almost bruising kiss that claimed its recipient as the giver's own. Shizuru's crimson eyes were more than a little dazed and unfocused when Natsuki pulled back.
"I love you, Shizuru."
"I love you, too." Shizuru blinked, clearing the fog somewhat. "Ara, whose birthday is it, again? I seem to be the one getting all the presents."
Lovable idiot, though, Natsuki decided, and kissed her again.
A/N: Glossary of Japanese terms used herein, for the benefit of the target audience...well, and anybody else.
Kaichou: "President," in this case referring to Shizuru's previous title as seitokaichou, Student Council President.
Ikezu: Kyoto dialect, "meanie."
Ani-ue: Somewhat archaic version for "big brother," the form generally used by Mikoto for Reito.


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WITH its pristine forest unaffected by human interference, Brunei is in a strong position to attract the increased research collaboration from around the world in the field of wildlife population density as well the abundance and genetic make-up of the population.
This was yesterday pointed out by Louise Fletcher, a British pangolin conservation expert who is currently in Brunei to share her knowledge and experience on pangolin conservation in hope of creating a united front in saving these species from extinction.
During the Pangolin Conservation workshop held at the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources, Louise discussed overcoming limitations and developing rescue, rehabilitation and release protocols.
The workshop saw the attendance of representatives from the Wildlife Division, Forestry Department, Heart of Borneo, Brunei Tourism, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, Brunei Nature Society, 1stopbrunei Wildlife, Panaga Natural History, BruWild, Green Brunei and Tasek Merimbun Heritage Park Rangers.
Acting British High Commissioner to Brunei Darussalam Ben Boddy in his speech said, "The jungle as well as flora and fauna of Brunei are a unique selling point. People from around the world would travel to come and see it, and this would lead to tourism and jobs in the industry.
"The pangolin is a beautiful animal and people would want to see it. If Brunei can set itself as a center of excellence and a leader in conservation (particularly pangolins), this will draw the attention of the world to Brunei.
"As Brunei looks to diversify its economy and increase the green job and jobs that are linked to protection of the ecosystem and biodiversity, the pangolin is one part of a bigger picture. The added benefit is that these tourists would also want to tour the mosques in Brunei and the museum in Bandar," the acting British high commissioner added.
Meanwhile, Louise highlighted, "The pangolin faces a real threat of extinction. Sharing knowledge and raising awareness in countries where pangolins live is vital to saving these species. Brunei remains one of the last strongholds for the Sunda pangolin and by sharing knowledge and experience I wish to support the development of strategies to ensure that Brunei's armoured treasure is not lost."
Painting a picture on threat of pangolin globally, she explained that over one million pangolins are believed to have been snatched from the wild over the past decade. This fascinating and beautiful creature is the only scaly mammal being eaten into extinction.
According to the latest update of The IUCNRed List of Threatened Species, all eight species of pangolins are now threatened with extinction – the Chinese and Sunda pangolins are now classified as 'critically endangered.'
Organisations like IUCN SSC Pangolin Specialist Group and United for Wildlife, founded by The Royal Foundation, are raising awareness around the issue by getting individuals to join their movement and reduce the demand for pangolins, and thus increase their chances of survival.
Louise is passionate about natural environment conservation, enthusiastic about educating the young and a strong advocate for collaboration on both the national and international level.
She has just completed a contract working as a Field Research Advisor for the Carnivore and Pangolin Conservation Programme (CPCP) based in Vietnam, where she coordinated and conducted the post release monitoring (through radio tracking) of released and rehabilitated trade confiscated Sunda pangolins.
Wildlife conservation and ending the illegal wildlife trade is also of importance to the United Kingdom, which is reflected in the efforts by the Foreign Secretary hosting the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade in February last year, to the creation of the United for Wildlife by The Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.


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