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US - The development of fish nutrition has come a long way over the last few years but more research needs to be conducted into trace element nutrition, the use of single cell proteins and the vitamin requirements under different aquaculture systems, said Professor Simon Davies, Harper Adams University, speaking to TheFishSite at Aquaculture 2016 in Las Vegas, USA.
Aquaculture nutrition has greatly moved forward in the last few years, and is now on par with some of the other food animal sectors.
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Other gaps in fish nutrition research also include the vitamin requirements of fish depending on the aquaculture system they are produced in and the re-defining of trace element nutrition including how to better extract trace elements from plant products so they can be better used by the fish.
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After graduating from The University of Sheffield, Lucy joined 5M in 2011 as part of the News Desk team. In 2012, she was promoted to editor of TheFishSite. With previous farming experience and a love for the great outdoors, Lucy has a passion for wildlife and the environment.

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vs. Stories: Relentless coverage of preliminary vote tallies and leads
with a few hundred votes counted was perhaps the most farcical, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 23/05/2017)
Baral picked as new Press Council chair (kp 19/05/2017)
Nepal clueless about how to benefit from India's South Asia Satellite (ht 12/05/2017)
Local elections not a priority for foreign media (rep 12/05/2017)
Social media a strong tool this poll season? Difficult to say it indeed will have an impact on voters: Experts, by Binod Ghimre (kp 10/05/2017), Why social media won't change anything: We're still a masu-bhat, raksi and 'dai ko mama ko party' type of nation and we tend to vote accordingly, by Gunjan Upadhyay (rep 12/05/2017), It's party time on the internet: … but still doubtful if the wave of digital campaigning in this local election will translate into votes, by Sonia Awale (nt 12/05/2017)
Media Coverage Of Polls, by P. Kharel (rn 08/05/2017)
media still under threat, remains unsecure': Impunity for crimes
against journalists a big concern, says a newly launched IFJ report (kp 04/05/2017) [see IFJ report, Nepal on pp. 72-77], 70 cases of press freedom violation in a year: FNJ (rep 04/05/2017), Vibrant and vigilant: Nepali press faces problems, but has evolved considerably over the years (kp 05/05/2017)
'South Asia Satellite launching on May 5', by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (kp 01/05/2017)
The press and the people: Journalism should provide a platform for common people to voice their opinions, including critical ones, by Prashant Sharma (kp 11/04/2017)
Talking digital journalism, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 11/04/2017)
LGBT and media: Reel truth, by Ayush Joshi (rep 11/04/2017)
Media urged to promote Nepal-India relations (ht 04/04/2017)
legacy: The media gave extensive coverage to CIAA accusations against
government officials but were miserly in covering their acquittal, by Jayash Paudel (rep 04/04/2017)
Media ought to help farmers raise issues (kp 01/04/2017)
of news sites: We are always looking for new internet haunts but during
our search we often find online tags that are fragmented, jumbled and
confusing, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 28/03/2017)
journalists opinion-makers? The growth of media in Nepal has far
exceeded the speed of the country's political transformation, by Khagendra Nath Sharma (kp 26/03/2017)
Online media operation code issued (ht 23/03/2017), Writ petition filed at SC against Online Media Directive (rep 27/03/2017)
the service of power: Governmental editorial directives on rising above
ideological divides, instead of edifying journalists, end up irritating
them, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 14/03/2017)
weak link: General media users and audiences are still viewed largely
in the nineteenth century mentality filtered through "letters to the
editor", by Dharma Adhikari (rep 14/02/2017)
Focus On Informed Citizenry, by P. Kharel (rn 13/02/2017)
Said a little bird: Trump is a prolific tweeter while Prachanda has not posted anything for two months, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 05/02/2017)
Committee formed to draft new media laws (ht 04/02/2017)
SC quashes contempt cases against Kantipur (kp 03/02/2017)
Report at your own risk: Press freedom remains a myth in daily practice despite broad legislative measures, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 08/01/2017)
Panel to provide suggestion on Mass Com policy (kp 06/01/2017)
Media Society takes serious exception to obstruction at media houses (kp 03/01/2017)
Crush On Column Writing, by P. Kharel (rn 02/01/2017)
Prudent Use Of Social Media Platform, by Hira Bahadur Thapa (rn 31/12/2016)
2016 relatively peaceful year for Nepali media (ht 31/12/2016)
On media writing: Why do I write? Because there is the editorial page. And I write for fun, not for the paltry remuneration, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 20/12/2016), On
Media Writing-II: Our approach to media writing remains largely
willy-nilly and depends on hard work of few individuals (or
institutions) who love what they do, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 03/01/2017), On
Media Writing-III: Our media are at crossroads and absence of timely
analyses of trends and developments makes the scene rather chaotic, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 17/01/2017)
seeks Rs 27.9 million 'to make journos comply with code': 'To curb
social media users from harming country through posts' (kp 16/12/2016)
'Fixation on political news bane of Nepali media' (kp 10/12/2016), Post interacts with Pokhara, a city more than a tourist hub (kp 10/12/2016)
The stereotypes: Media embeds stereotypes in consumer minds. Gender stereotyping is blatant in most Indian and Nepali ads, by Aleena Udas Sharma (rep 10/12/2016)
Post-truth journalism: Let's wage war against the trend of selling emotions over facts on digital platforms, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 06/12/2016)
of 'Pusti': Children today are fish in technological waters. Media
education should thus be part of the curricula from primary school level, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 06/12/2016)
Nepali media suffers due to unabated impunity, says study (ht 22/11/2016)
Social media dangerous, says PM (kp 12/11/2016)
way we talk: Never before have we been so vocal and articulate. We have
dismantled the old regime via the sheer power of talking defiantly, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 08/11/2016)
Not all bad news: A genuinely independent media has never been more important for the future of Nepal, by Kiran Bhandari, Dipak Bhattarai and James Deane (kp 27/09/2016)
in Nepal: Editors can inspire, encourage and guide their reporters to
do the legwork and write stories behind the events, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 27/09/2016)
Snide journalism: Often, international write-ups on Nepal are full of misrepresentations, misinterpretations and misinformation, by Deepak Thapa (kp 22/09/2016)
more of the same, please: Event-driven and 'he-said/she-said'
journalism coverage is hardly good news for watchdog entity of public
interest, by Pratyoush Onta, Devendra Uprety and Lokranjan Parajuli (kp 19/09/2016)
Clear provision to ensure freedom of expression on internet sought, by Shraddha Amatya (rep 03/08/2016)
A big story: The coverage of Dr Govinda KC's satyagraha is an example of the democratization of news in our mainstream media, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 02/08/2016)
National Media Policy, 2016 approved (kp 23/07/2016)
local news: It is time we moved past the tantalizing, anecdotal
examples of the power of local news and focus more on the real agenda
of the community itself, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 12/07/2016)
Govt draws flak for bid to control news sites (kp 18/06/2016), Bid to restrain online media draws flak (kp 20/06/2016), Pressing the freedom: New online media directive could seriously endanger press freedom (kp 20/06/2016), Govt
forms team to review online media directive: Govt agrees to form review
team after journalists flay the clauses contradicting the constitution (kp 22/06/2016), Nepal's online revolution: Its residue, by Kundan Aryal (ht 04/07/2016)
Web Of Complexity, by Shyam KC (kp 14/06/2016)
views: Nepali media, despite all its flaws, is the only institution
that can keep guard over government branches and private enterprises, by Dharma Adhikari (kp 14/06/2016)
tremors: A coherent policy on integrating all forms of media, including
platforms like internet, mobile and social networks is the need of the
hour, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 31/05/2016)
It's about us: … it's not about Ansari, Dixit or Penner, by Puru Shah (nt 13/05/2016)
Council asks ABC TV to apologise: Council says an interview of Madhesi
rights activist CK Raut aired by the TV stoked social disharmony and
threatened sovereignt (kp 13/05/2016) [???]
A fool's paradise: Discord awaits us if the educated public miss the big picture and voice personal prejudices as arguments, by Pramod Mishra (kp 12/05/2016)
Towards Greater Independence, by Shyam KC (rn 10/05/2016)
Speak your mind: Hallmark of a democracy should be the ease with which it allows proliferation of ideas, however unpalatable, by Pranaya SJB Rana (kp 04/05/2016), Canadian man asked to leave Nepal in 2 days (kp 04/05/2016), Canadian ordered to leave Nepal over tweets (ht 04/05/2016), No one can curb press freedom, says Prez (kp 04/05/2016) [???], Penner moves SC against DoI's decision (ht 05/05/2016), Tweet that: Politically-charged predators on the prowl to pounce on the next prey with 140 characters, by Bidushi Dhungel (nt 13/05/2016)
Curbs on press freedom: Constitution drafters seriously misunderstood idea of press freedom, which differs from right to communication, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 25/04/2016)
Aftershocks in the fourth estate, by Suman Malla, Manish Gautam, Binod Ghimire, Anup Ojha (kp 23/04/2016)
Nepal ranks second in South Asia in press freedom: Reporters Without Borders (ht 21/04/2016), Faulty report: Nepalese media have become
the most vibrant and fearless, the least liable to action from the
State for their reporting of news and expression of views (ht 22/04/2016)
Nepal in Chinese press: That it takes extraordinary events in Nepal to earn an opinion piece in Chinese papers is clear from the lone editorial published in China Daily, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 05/04/2016)
'Nepali media still not gender-friendly' (ht 12/03/2016)
Disabled demand for more space to their issues in media (rep 10/03/2016)
the giver: Data on data is a rare commodity here; It is difficult to
say how much information we have been able to store, transmit or
digitize in Nepal, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 23/02/2016)
forms panel to draft media policy: The high-level committee will draft
a new media policy to address the problems faced by working journalists
in the country (kp 04/02/2016)
links: A mid-career journalist recently bemoaned he should have saved
copies of his works. Many of his stories published online are not there
anymore, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 26/01/2016)
Mostly bad news: The year just ended was marked by setbacks for press freedom, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 06/01/2016)
Nepali media set example in face of adversity (ht 03/01/2016)
2015: Harrowing year for Nepali media (ht 01/01/2016)
Police doing little to curb attacks on press, by Laxmi Sah (kp 29/12/2015)
Cancer Of Media Concentration, by P. Kharel (rn 28/12/2015)
NMS elects new executive committee (kp 25/12/2015)
Media suffers blockade: More readers, but less revenue, by Xiaotong Xu and Siran Liang (nt 18/12/2015)
Morcha supporters disrupt newspaper distribution (kp 17/12/2015)
Equality for women still a far cry in Nepali media, says GMMP report (ht 27/11/2015)
Report paints gloomy picture of media situation in country (ht 25/11/2015)
Mind the gap: It's vital to increase participation of women in media if Nepal wants a progressive future, by Anuja KC (rep 04/11/2015)
'em know: Data on media ownership and transparency is limited, largely
because of insufficient laws to make media organizations disclose
information, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 03/11/2015)
Crisis of representation: Indian media are getting a lot of flak for untruthful, dishonest and unreliable coverage of Nepal, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 20/10/2015)
spectre of the social media: It's difficult to discern how close the
correlation is between facts on the ground and fanatical rantings on
social media, by Chahana Sigdel (kp 10/10/2015)
Impact of fuel crisis on media worries FNJ (ht 02/10/2015), Bandh hits media hard (ht 03/10/2015)
to save lives: Media can play a very important role in suicide
prevention by disseminating information and raising awareness, by Ashley Hagaman, Kanchan Rawat and Sagun Ballav Pant (kp 30/09/2015)
Hashtag revolutions: Social media online movements don't always result in real change, by Tsering Dolker Gurung (nt 25/09/2015)
Curtains On Critics, by P. Kharel (rn 14/09/2015)
'New constitution should guarantee full press freedom' (ht 14/09/2015)
Left, right and centre: Polarisation in the Nepali media is becoming a part of the problem, by Tsering Dolker Gurung (nt 11/09/2015)
of launching satellite or leasing slots to be explored: Interested
international firms asked to submit expression of interest by October 2 (ht 06/09/2015)
on the web: The recent spate of inflammatory posts in the aftermath of
the Tikapur killings point to an urgent need for social media laws, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 04/09/2015), Beware
of fake news: Inaccurate news of the Kailali killings were an example
of how facts can be bent to suit different versions of the truth, by Bhrikuti Rai (nt 04/09/2015), Any means necessary: The media now needs to create a climate for compromise and put the onus back on the political parties, by Bidushi Dhungel (rep 04/09/2015)
news: There were complaints about the trend of unattributed
copy-pasting of RSS stories by news portals and other outlets, or
"hubahu journalism", by Dharma Adhikari (rep 25/08/2015), Wholesale
news again: When it started, the RSS symbolized the country's
sovereignty, Nepal's bridge to the world in an era of post-colonial
awakening, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 08/09/2015)
Nepal Media Society, TBN join forces (kp 18/08/2015)
Voice of the people: Journalism in indigenous languages has come a long way in Nepal, by Meera Rajbhandari Amatya (kp 02/08/2015)
Govt plans to keep tabs on media draw flak (kp 09/07/2015), FNJ objects to govt policy on media (ht 09/07/2015)
UNOCHA director terms media reports 'nonsense': Says damaged items never distributed to victims, by Lekhanath Pandey (ht 02/07/2015), UN berates Nepali media: Threatens to withdraw supplies from Nepal, by Kosh Raj Koirala (rep 02/07/2015)
FNJ calls for ensuring press freedom (ht 01/07/2015), Rijal unhappy with FNJ (ht 01/07/2015)
of Strawries: Media today show a world through a straw, based on
"stories" usualy advancing oversimplified views of people and issues, by Shyam Sharma (rep 20/06/2015)
Users praise PM's first official tweet, by Chahana Sigdel (kp 12/06/2015)
Social media proved effective in disaster response: Stakeholders (ht 11/06/2015)
Following the script: Disaster reporting by the international media followed a formulaic style that distorted reality, by Kunda Dixit (nt 05/06/2015), Newfound empathy: Nepali journalists reported on the disaster with compassion, others not so much, by Tsering Dolker Gurung (nt 05/06/2015)
Taking a hit Journalists need to be trained to effectively report on disasters (kp 06/05/2015)
Social media plays crucial role in communication during the national crisis (ht 03/05/2015)
Running with the herd: To suggest that the state has remained a mere spectator in Jajarkot is not just wrong, it is selective reporting, by Tsering Dolker Gurung (nt 24/04/2015)
Govt keen to improve press freedom: Rijal (kp 22/04/2015)
Twitter barbs sting BRB, by Chahana Sigdel (kp 08/04/2015)
'Practise ethical journalism while reporting disaster' (ht 26/03/2015)
Nepali Corporate-Press ties: Conflict of interests, by Amrit Kharel (ht 20/03/2015)
If it bleeds, it still leads: Even in the age of citizen journalism, we can't seem to cover the good news, by Tsering Dolker (nt 20/03/2015)
geography of Nepal's Twittersphere: About 30,000 tweets that shared
links from popular Nepali news websites were mined for this analysis, by Bibek Paudel (nt 27/02/2015)
Kantipur marks 22nd anniv (kp 20/02/2015)
Kantipur vehicle torched in Bara: Newspaper distribution obstructed for two days; FNJ condemns act (kp 14/02/2015)
Attacks on media condemned (kp 21/01/2015)
Not free yet: Safety and security of journalists remained a challenge in Nepal throughout the past year, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 01/01/2015), '14' a mixed-bag year for journalists: Press freedom violations reported, says Freedom Forum (ht 01/01/2015), '60 journos affected in 2014' (kp 02/01/2015)
Journalism of attachment: Should a journalist's job extend beyond just coverage to also help the people we are reporting about?, by Mohan Mainali (nt 12/12/2014)
Medicine and the media: Instead of focusing on negative scandals, the media could actually help the medical field develop, by Rabi Shakya (kp 07/12/2014)
Social adaptation: As Nepali internet users rise, traditional media will need to change its ways (kp 28/11/2014)
Investigative climate reporting stressed: Journalists urged to raise awareness among communities (ht 21/11/2014)
'Give kids news that matters to them' (kp 18/11/2014)
SAARC summit: Limited media access to City Hall (ht 12/11/2014), FNJ seeks accessfor private media (ht 25/11/2014)
BRB becomes Twitter celebrity (kp 11/11/2014)
Media urged to give voice to the voiceless (ht 01/11/2014)
The media in Nepal: Going digital, by Durga Nath Sharma (ht 17/10/2014)
Science Awakening For People's Benefit And Media, by Gokul Pokhrel (rn 14/10/2014)
of no communication: Modern information technology can help us gain
knowledge, but it cannot be a replacement for face-to-face contact, by Khagendra N. Sharma (kp 28/09/2014)
The law and the media, by Binita Dahal (nt 26/09/2014)
Media seeks to strengthen democracy through information, interview with Shiva Gaunle (kp 15/09/2014)
Media's Role in Nation-Building in Nepal, by Dev Raj Dahal (sp 12/09/2014)
Contempt charge: Kantipur receives court subpoena (kp 06/09/2014), Kantipur to record statements in SC today (kp 11/09/2014), Hearing deferred for second time (kp 12/09/2014), Kantipur statement recording postponed (ht 12/09/2014), Efforts to muzzle media: FNJ (kp 12/09/2014), Kantipur to submit replies within 5 days (kp 13/09/2014), Hundreds gather at apex court in support of Kantipur (kp 13/09/2014), SC tells Kantipur to submit written explanations (ht 13/09/2014), Kantipur submits replies to court (kp 17/09/2014), Hearing begins: SC arraigns only publishers and journalists of Kantipur daily (kp 19/09/2014), Next hearing scheduled for Oct 13 (kp 20/09/2014), Hearing on Kantipur case re-scheduled for December 1 (kp 14/10/2014), SC quashes contempt case against Kantipur (kp 23/10/2014)
Call for in-depth media coverage on human trafficking (ht 04/09/2014)
Messenger matters: Journalism can greatly contribute to conflict resolution in times of transition, by Yogendra P. Paneru (kp 31/08/2014)
Contempt of court charge: SC summons Kantipur mgmt, editorial staff (kp 27/08/2014)
Media in trouble (ht 25/08/2014)
Kantipur slams Baidya-Maoist threats (kp 21/08/2014), Baidya union plays foul: Kantipur Publications (kp 23/08/2014), FNJ, Media Society deplore obstruction (kp 23/08/2014), Media fraternity urges govt to end Kantipur stand-off: State urged to allow smooth flow of information (kp 24/08/2014), Govt slammed for being mute spectator: Media fraternity smarting under discriminatory rules; 10-point demand put forth (ht 24/08/2014), Kantipur staff attacked, papers looted (kp 25/08/2014), Leaders flay Kantipur obstruction (kp 25/08/2014), Assault on press widely deplored (kp 26/08/2014), Minister asks union to end Kantipur violence (kp 26/08/2014), Kantipur blockade draws flak (kp 26/08/2014), Obstructions in Kantipur condemned: Journalists' associations urge trade union to resolve issues through dialogue (ht 26/08/2014), Leaders, MPs back Kantipur in union stir (kp 27/08/2014), Speaker seeks info on Kantipur row (kp 27/08/2014), Attack on Kantipur condemned (kp 28/08/2014), Union calls off Kantipur agitation (kp 01/09/2014), Union protest at Kantipur Publication postponed (ht 01/09/2014)
Media In Nation Building: Senior media persons and political scientists discuss the media's role in nation building (sp 15/08/2014)
FNJ: reporting on Modi was barred for private media (kp 05/08/2014), TBN flays govt for discriminating against media (ht 05/08/2014), Them over us: By denying permission to the Nepali media at TIA during Modi's arrival, establishment showed bias, by Shyam K.C. (kp 08/08/2014)
Constituting contempt: Censoring the media in the name of contempt of court can set a dangerous trend, by Dipendra Jha (kp 15/07/2014)
Judge orders to submit all sub judice contempt news (kp 04/07/2014), AHRC: Don't muzzle press freedom to protect court (kp 04/07/2014), Apex court demands 'contemptuous items' published in Kantipur (ht 04/07/2014), Critiquing any judge is nocontempt of court: Experts, by Pranab Kharel (kp 05/07/2014), Fair
trial for free expression: Judicial precedents should provide a
reference for addressing the contempt of court bill in Parliament, by Binod Bhattarai (kp 07/07/2014), Contempt of whom? Unless the Supreme Court protects the freedom of speech, it will fail to uphold its own dignity, by Prakash Bom (kp 08/07/2014)
Journos deplore Contempt of Court bill: Say government move is aimed at muzzling the media (ht 21/06/2014), Bill can be amended: Ministers (kp 27/06/2014), Speech unfree: A new law on social media that will also protect free speech is an urgent need (kp 27/06/2014), Comment
is not free, if you cannot write a line without fearing court may throw
you in jail because you were citing its wrongdoings or flawed policies, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 02/07/2014)
Quest For Media Quality, by P. Kharel (rn 16/06/2014)
Media In Political Transition, by P. Kharel (rn 02/06/2014)
Just Free, by Anil Karki (rn 25/05/2014)
Maiming the messenger: Democratic regimes with undemocratic institutions can stifle press freedom, by Anurag Acharya (nt 16/05/2014)
Decline in media freedom violations (ht 05/05/2014)
Nepal's press freedom:
Words of praise, by Andy Sparkes (ht 05/05/2014)
Importance of being Kanak: It is an odd reconciliation if it has to scapegoat a man wearing a mop of white hair on his head as a nuisance, by Bishal Thapa (rep 03/05/2014)
Bypassing the bosses: On World Press Freedom Day, there are more reasons
to be optimistic than pessimistic about the Nepali media, by Anurag Acharya (nt 02/05/2014)
Free the press: A free and pluralistic media can help sustain development gains and aid in good governance, by Laxman Datt Pant (kp 02/05/2014), Just free (nt 02/05/2014), Nepal climbs up in press freedom ranking (ht 03/05/2014), Room for improvement in Nepal's press freedom (kp 04/05/2014)
the lines: Unresolved question is not if foreign support to the media
is acceptable, but to what extent and in what manner; This clearly
requires more open debate and legislative measures, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 23/04/2014)
Donor funds used without accountability: Lawmakers (kp 18/04/2014), Dixitspeak (kp 18/04/2014), Norway denies funding activities against ongoing peace process (nn 18/04/2014), Funds misuse allegation: Norway: Action to be taken if charges serious (kp 19/04/2014), PM asks Norway to be transparent (kp 19/04/2014), Norway to probe if its funds being misused: Assurance follows allegation against South Asia Trust (ht 19/04/2014), A Strange Case Of Foreign Funding In Media, by Ritu Raj Subedi (rn 20/04/2014)
Kantipur adds new sister wing (kp 20/02/2014)
Kantipur Publications celebrates 21st anniv (kp 20/02/2014)
Press freedom scene not rosy (ht 13/02/2014)
CIAA bars journos from its programme (kp 12/02/2014)
Journos barred from taking CA ceremony pictures (rep 22/01/2014)
and other stories: The overall coverage was diverse and market-driven,
seldom focusing on substantive professional issues like
self-improvement, mediaeconomics and creativity in media, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 15/01/2014)
Responding to disasters: The media's role is vital in informing people about what to do before, during and after natural disasters, by Meera Rajbhandari Amatya (kp 07/01/2014)
News dissemination hurting investigation: CIAA (nn 07/01/2014)
Press freedom sees some improvement (kp 01/01/2014), Nepal's press freedom sees some improvement (nn 01/01/2014), A year of impunity: In the year 2013, many press freedom issues were raised but none addressed adequately, by Banu Bhakta Acharya (kp 01/01/2014)
Whither online media boom?, by Samik Kharel (kp 25/12/2013)
Stress on investigative journalism to fight VAW (ht 20/12/2013)
UNESCO launches report on Nepal's media development (nn 19/12/2013) [see UNESCO report], Quality fails in media boom: Unesco report (kp 20/12/2013), Study reports issues of indiscipline in media (ht 20/12/2013)
Few females in newsrooms, says study (kp 11/12/2013)
Call to promote vernacular journalism (ht 05/12/2013)
Media's role for protection and promotion of human rights stressed (nn 04/12/2013)
Fair and balanced? Labels like accuracy, balance and credibility cannot obfuscate underlying tilt that manifests in skewed coverage, in fixation of certain candidates and parties and exclusion of others, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 20/11/2013)
EC issues criteria for press passes (ht 15/11/2013)
Women leaders rue media coverage (kp 14/11/2013), Biased media riles women candidates (ht 14/11/2013)
Play by the rules: The media must adhere to the Election Code of Conduct when reporting on election matters, by Pratyush Nath Upreti (kp 03/11/2013)
Balancing act: Journalists play an important role in ensuring a neutral coverage of polls (kp 30/10/2013)
EU observation mission starts media monitoring (kp 29/10/2013), EC opens media, observation centre (kp 29/10/2013)
China 'watching' Nepal news outlets: Media controls are increasing in Kathmandu: Report (ht 25/10/2013)
All that rubbish, by C.K. Lal (rep 25/10/2013)
Prioritise moffusil issues, media told (kp 30/09/2013)
Reporters urged not to collect poll-related news (ht 19/09/2013)
'Media should raise indigenous issues' (ht 01/09/2013)
getting started: "Digital" may be the signpost from the future; Online
journalism has already struck many of our socio-psychological chords
deep, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 28/08/2013)
Widen the focus: Media coverage of politics, by Anjali Subedi (rep 25/08/2013)
Situation and Challenges of Nepali Media in Europe, by Gautam Shalik (nn 24/08/2013)
An Overview of Media Landscape, by P. Kharel (rn 19/08/2013)
EC passes media monitoring directives: Press Council Nepal protests; Election Commission chief says PCN can act against violators (ht 07/08/2013)
great divide: In the coming months, it will be really interesting to
see how Nepali politicians use social media to woo the youth, by Sujeev Shakya (kp 06/08/2013)
Election media monitoring: EC, Press Council at loggerheads (kp 04/08/2013)
Dominance of politics in media inevitable in transition: Editors (kp 03/08/2013)
Instant impact: Social Media, by Ishwar Rauniyar (rep 29/07/2013)
Right to information: Media's role in implementation, by Pranav Bhattarai (kp 26/07/2013)
Why the media needs branding: Traditional media is the most impacted, both as a brand and business model, says Pradeep Guha (ht 20/07/2013)
Government accused of bid to bridle media (ht 16/07/2013)
Costly aversion: Social media and CA polls, by Arun Rai (rep 04/07/2013)
Press Council to register online news sites soon (nn 24/06/2013)
Breaking views: As elections look more probable, the mainstream media also becomes an extension of the political parties, by Anurag Acharya (nt 14/06/2013)
Excessive taxation breaking our back, says media fraternity (ht 13/06/2013)
Is Phulkaji evil? Pictures of reality that journalists produce can form or solidify a destructive opinion, by Gyanu Adhikari (kp 12/06/2013)
Social Media, Unsocial Users, by Guna Raj Luitel (sp 31/05/2013)
Media Society asks govt to make tax regime media friendly (kp 07/06/2013)
Media Mirror On Wall, P. Kharel (rn 27/05/2013)
Court asks NPC not to run libellous news (kp 23/05/2013), SC stays publication of libelous material (ht 23/05/2013)
Media and mountains, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 22/05/2013)
Reporters urge court to bar none Call for equal treatment to those from TV,radio,online (ht 22/05/2013)
Report stressing need of inclusiveness in media submitted (nn 21/05/2013)
Contempt case against Kantipur Publications (ht 14/05/2013), Court contempt case against Kantipur daily (kp 14/05/2013), SC seeks Kantipur's court articles (kp 16/05/2013), Judiciary rapped for attack on Kantipur (kp 18/05/2013)
MDGs and the media: A crucial linkage, by Meera Amatya (ht 07/05/2013)
228 anti-media incidents in past one year (ht 04/05/2013), Press for change: Freedom of media in Nepal (rep 05/05/2013)
Women in media: 'Few employed, few quoted' (kp 26/04/2013)
'Free & Fair': Media & CA-II, by Dharma Adhikari (kp 24/04/2013)
Outfit cadres torch van ferrying Post, Kantipur copies in Kavre, by Manoj Basnet (kp 14/04/2013)
1 window ad policy: Apex court lifts stay order (kp 26/03/2013)
the watchdog: With politicians without credibility and civil society
boxed in, the media is doing a great job informing the public, by Pramod Mishra (kp 21/03/2013)
Interim SC order on one-window advert policy (kp 04/03/2013)
The illusion of impact, by C.K. Lal (rep 01/03/2013)
Covering social sciences: Social science practitioners can do with more journalistic enquiry about their bad, mediocre and good work, by Pratyoush Onta (kp 27/02/2013)
Writ against advert distribution policy (kp 25/02/2013)
Shaping minds: There's little correlation between what we study in press theory and its applicability in reality, by Karishma Karki (kp 22/02/2013)
Rethinking journalism: The Nepali mass media should stop playing the role of stenographers for the powerful, by Nirmal Rijal (kp 11/02/2013)
Cabinet okays media policy (ht 04/02/2013)
Govt okays 'one-window advertisement policy': Move widely seen as bid to control media outlets critical of it, by Anil Giri (kp 01/02/2013), Advert directive for media gets govt nod (ht 01/02/2013), Ad policy not meant to target any media house: Chief secy (kp 02/02/2013)
Team in Kavre to take stock of press freedom (kp 01/02/2013)
World Press Freedom Index - 2013: Nepal slips 12 places, drops to 106 (kp 31/01/2013) [see index], Nepal not safe for journalists, says RWB (ht 31/01/2013)
PCN chairman: Legal experts decry Yadav's appointment (kp 28/01/2013), Ex-judge's appointment as NPC Chair challenged (ht 31/01/2013)
Government plans incentives for media houses, scribe body: Committee formed to implement the proportional ad distribution, by Prakash Acharya (kp 28/01/2013), Media fraternity pleased, but doubt incentive plan: Many say scheme benefits media owners more than journos (ht 30/01/2013)
Social media magnification: Domestic
violence and the victimisation of women is not new in our male-directed
societies, what is new is the degree to which its magnification through
social media can spread solidarity, and potentially trigger policy
change, by Kunda Dixit (nt 11/01/2013), The news makers: People set agenda these days, not mainstream media, by Biswas Baral (rep 11/01/2013)
'Press freedom squeezed in 2012' (kp 01/01/2013), 25
mediapersons killed in S Asia this year: Two Nepali scribes lost their
lives; 43 cases of vandalism of media houses; 20 journos sacked (ht 01/01/2013), On a tight leash: Press freedom in 2012 (rep 02/01/2013), 'Media working amid threats' (kp 03/01/2013)
A dreadful year: The media scenario of Nepal this year was one of the worst since the peace process commenced in 2006, by Bhanu Bhakta Acharya (kp 30/12/2012)
Make media houses gender-friendly: Govt (ht 29/12/2012)
Journos injured as Shiva Senacadres vandalise media office, by Ankit Adhikari (kp 21/12/2012), Nagarik office vandalised: 13 activists of Shiva Sena Nepal arrested for the act (ht 21/12/2012)
Time for self-appraisal: It is worth looking onto how well the Nepali media is serving the very essence of journalism, by Shyam K.C. (kp 14/12/2012)
Telling truth to power: When the conscience keepers of society show elastic ethics, it is time to worry, by Anurag Acharya (nt 14/12/2012)
Our ama, our hero: Graphic journalist tells the story of Pushpa Basnet and her children through comics (nt 30/11/2012)
Columns and inches, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 21/11/2012)
'Press freedom precondition for democracy' (nn 11/10/2012)
A lesson in sensitivity: The
implementation of the journalistic code of conduct in Nepal, especially
with regards to insensitive airing of images related to violence or
death in the media, is dismal, by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (kp 06/10/2012)
Power with grace, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 26/09/2012)
A digital bubble:
A three-day seclusion project—the New Media Gufa—looked into the
utility of social media in the processes of newsgathering, and its
growing impact on our lives, by Nitya Pandey (kp 15/09/2012)
Digital boon: E-bidding, by Dhruba Nepal (rep 28/08/2012)
Trust me, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 15/08/2012)
Call for inclusive newsroom (ht 07/08/2012), Int'l Indigenous Day today: Indigenous folk have little access to and participation in media (kp 09/08/2012), UNESCO for inclusive media (ht 09/08/2012)
Online media gaining on traditional forms (kp 02/08/2012)
Between the lines: Media transparency, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 01/08/2012)
Breaking traditional news barriers (kp 01/07/2012)
The messenger is to blame: The platform for debating national problems has itself become a part of the problem, by Anurag Acharya (nt 15/06/2012), Paradigm shrift: Media loses its political independence when it becomes unviable as a business, by Rubeena Mahato (nt 15/06/2012)
Report calls for more media coverage on rural issues (kp 08/06/2012), Looking within Media on rural issues (rep 13/06/2012)
Do We Get What We Want?, by Aditi Aryal (sp 08/06/2012)
breaking news: The 'national' media has no time for the personal
tragedy of the poorest villages of Nepal's poorest districts, by Anurag Acharya (nt 08/06/2012)
networking sites a powerful medium for change: A large section of the
populace is away from online interactive culture while others have
failed to exploit it, by Roshan Sedhai (kp 30/05/2012)
Raise the flag: Press freedom is a powerful tool to transform Nepal into a sustainable democracy, by Axel Plathe (kp 03/05/2012)
Pride and prejudice, by Narayan Kandel (rep 08/02/2012)
your mind: The new media policy inherits some fundamental contradictory
issues, especially with regard to investment and transparency, by Brabim Kumar and Upendra Ghimire (kp 08/02/2012)
RTI Revision Invites New Trouble, by Narayan Upadhyay (rn 01/02/2012), On 2nd stay order, FNJ withdraws stir (kp 02/02/2012)
Media policy 2012: Bad timing, by Ujjwal Acharya (rep 28/01/2012), Chief secy defends 'transparent', 'progressive' information policy: Bin it fast, say journalists, RTI activists (kp 28/01/2012), FNJ to protest noose on press (kp 31/01/2012)
Nepali media still in tight spot: Press freedom report (ht 26/01/2012)
Media complex, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 18/01/2012)
Mediascapes, by Suresh Parajuli (rep 14/01/2012)
Truths, half-truths and damn lies: How easily an entire nation can be fooled by a few unexamined facts, by Rubeena Mahato (nt 13/01/2012)
Printing sector faces a double whammy: Caught between armed groups, police (kp 07/01/2012), The media malaise, by Anil Giri (kp 08/01/2012)
Resolution next, by Dharma Adhikari (rep 04/01/2012)
New Fronts, Brave Voices: Press Freedom in South Asia 2016-17, by International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), 3 May 2017 [Nepal on pages 72-77]
Nepali news sites and radio streams
UNESCO. 2013. Assessment of media development in Nepal


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|This is a discussion on ___***Full Tilt's RUSH Strategy Thread***___ within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Might as well get one started...looks like it may be around for a while. I've had moderate success only to get busted out by bad
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Might as well get one started...looks like it may be around for a while. I've had moderate success only to get busted out by bad beat after bad beat. It's difficult to know who you are playing against, etc. Probably safest just to play ABC poker with c bets & semi bluffs mixed in??
I've also noticed c betting almost 90% of the time - wild....if you flop the best hand out of position, good idea to check raise here??
Because there can be no playing the player, positional/statistical poker takes over. It is absolutely correct to raise an unraised hand from late position. The blinds may not even still be around! The table may actually be empty by the time you get around to betting. It is also correct to reraise a LP bet from the blinds.
I would suggest not using that quick-fold button. No action from others is an opportunity for you.
While there is no way to know for sure what other players are like, a very large stack might well indicate over-aggressiveness, much like a huge stack does in a freeroll or the Daily Dollar. Or it could indicate a thoughtful lucky player... cannot be sure.
Rush is definitely a good way to rack up points, for ironman or bonusses. Zip, zip, zip!
It's high variance, but it seems quite possible to play poker, even when it seems like bingo at a gallop. I also like that there can be no name-calling--or you might miss it if it happens.
so far 3betting seems to be pretty prominent.....most of the time people are 3 betting light though. I really dont have much of a problem shoving AK when facing a sb/bb 3bet. Secondly abc has to come into play here. A little semi bluffs...but basically know what your equity is and you should come out ahead....also I'm getting thin value as much as possible here as well. So not many pot sized bets on the river (unless Im almost positive what they are holding.) I'm definately betting something that I know will be called by less (which should be standard anyways.) But with so little time to act, I dont think betting smaller on the river is a problem with so many fish. I would advise getting a little nitty'er than you might be. Variance should even out though being that you can play so many hands in an hour session. Today I'm already up to 800 ftps.....this is gonna be awesome for rakeback. But this might change the game of internet poker drasically......at least for the micros to 100nl.....So far I'm in on this rush poker thing although I cant use a hud. We will see in a week or so.
re: Poker & ___***Full Tilt's RUSH Strategy Thread***___
One of the first things I observed was more cbetting and 3betting from the blinds pre flop, and countered it with a lot of resteals, and ended my second rush session last night very much egg on face; -6BI for 2k hands. I think because we are folding so much and not seeing the rest of the action that I am under the illusion that people are 3betting light more often than they actually are - not to say that there isn't more restealing going on, but it may seem much more than what it actually is.
I'll have one more session today, I was running 22/18 last night but really playing aggressive from the blinds, squeezing at nearly every opportunity and 4 betting a lot - my first profitable session I was really nitting quite hard, which I may resort to again later today (this is 10NL rush btw).
I was of the (I think wrong now) opinion that in my second session it would have been optimum to take a super aggressive TAG approach. Tonight I think I'll approach it with the opposite approach to last night - and let the maniacs hang themselves.
The action seems to have died down a little today. Not as much action as yesterday....looks like the maniacs have taken a beating and even tightened up some. I've played about a 1000 hands so far today and I'm about even. Lost most of my winnings when I was ahead at least 70/30....made most of my $$ stealing from late position by 3 betting. Tried check raising the flop a few times with nothing, worked really good 2 times got burned the 3rd.
From what I've experienced so far, 6max and FR play quite differently. At FR, pretty sure the optimal at the moment is to play super nitty, something like 13/10. And obviously the nittier you play the more hands you play, so even if BB/100 went down a little, $/hour could still go up.
At 6max I'm not so sure.
The important thing to remember is that since people can't get reads on you, you don't need to balance your play at all. So you can choose to play super nitty or super loose or whatever if you determine that it's a strategy that exploits the player pool, because you won't get punished for it as you would at a regular table.
Very good strategy. I tried it this morning and have picked up a lot of the blinds, by not using the quick fold button. Thanks for the info. X
I've been playing mostly full ring b/c I got a bad taste in my mouth yesterday playing 6 max...got AA, KK cracked twice, and all cracked within 60 or so hands by people playing A - rag, J-9, and hitting the flop with 2 pair, straights, etc....I might check it out later today to see if the action has tightened up a little, b/c full ring's action is dead. Can't get any callers with AA or KK unless I min raise (then I seem to get 2-3 callers and they end up hitting something, lol...very fustrating) ...had them 3 or 4 timed last session and everyone folded to a 3 bet pre flop....didn't make any $$ off of them...
Just now I raised from the SB with suited connectors (everyone folded around to me prev), BB called a 3 bet, I flopped an open ended straight draw, I c bet, bb calls, I hit straight on turn, check raise all in, bb calls with no pair, suited A-8, hits flush on river.....ughh
re: Poker & ___***Full Tilt's RUSH Strategy Thread***___
Watch yourselves when you get deep as well guys....I ran into 4 of a kind last night against my boat for about 3buy ins. Thats a hand I would like to take back. Also, I think double barreling oop without a ton of equity is -ev, which some of you might be used to doing. Right now I'm gonna be close to super nit and rape the crap out of the rake.
Highly suggest you learn this variant using play money.
It is faster than anything u can imagine. Faster than multi-tabling 15 tables prolly.
The only way to exit is to close the window with the X, standing up never gives you a chance to exit.
Awfully fast way to learn online poker, and maybe ways to play alternate styles.
The play money donkishness didn't much exhibit itself. Thing went so fast most folks were folding, very surprising.
Also, if you are down to heads up at showdown, I've noticed the player you go to showdown with is at your next table! (I've just noticed this on 3 occasions, not sure if it happens all the time)
On the 10NL FR tables I've been stealing like craaaaazzzyyy from the cutoff and the button, with any two cards if no one raised before me....unbelievable.....PT doesn't work on these tables but my successful steal % has to be over 80%, absolutely fantastic!
Also, if I've been getting called by the BB I've been laying down very suspicious 2bb c bets and they are folding to them!! As in more often than if I lay down a standard 1/2 - 3/4 pot c bet...unbelievable.
Another thing that cracks me up is that people seem to be calling down to the river with 2nd pair, ALOT.
So far, I can honestly say I've made much more money from stealing & c betting than from the pre-flop monsters: AA, KK, QQ,
Still having trouble getting value for my AA, seems like anytime I get them, everyone folds around. Suggestions....please don't say "limp" in with them....maybe from early position...but what about late position with no raises or callers before you??
Yeah, I do it all the time. (Click the sit out next hand button before I fold) If you do it, then the hand also registers in the hand history...prettty cool.
One of them probably had AA if they were that deep...most likely a good fold. No reason to risk your whole stack pre-flop against 2 others in that format, if you click fast enough, you'll get them (KK) again in a few minutes, lol.
re: Poker & ___***Full Tilt's RUSH Strategy Thread***___
From what I have seen of these, no one wants to let go of their hand once they see a flop. The pace makes people speed up their play as well and seem to have more gamble in them.
Another suggestion is to slow down your play when you play a hand. Take some time to think about what you are doing. Also, stick around and watch a hand finish. You will see some of these players again at your table and any information you can note will be worth while.
Yes, very good points. I'm actually ahead 2 buy ins over 2000 hands so far mostly from stealing blinds from the cutoff and the button & like you said, people seem to have trouble laying their hands down until the river...sometimes they suck out but so far it's been profitable.
I've been color coding the....uhhum....let me use proper terminology so people don't call me a racist....the loose agg/donkish/maniacs/ - purple, the call station /passive /fish - blue, the average player yellow and the super nitty, you better have the nuts to call - red....lol.
I usually can only get one per hand...I'll right click on their avatar as soon as the hand is over - you can still color code their name even though the avatar flys away while you're doing it, lol.
I played ALOT of hands today @ rush. And I made a good amount of money! I made more money today @ 10nlRush than EVER in my poker career so far...heh. I usually just play for fun, and end up blowing my roll somehow or another playing outside of BRM or whatever. I think I was on an unbelieveable run because I was not losing any hands at all for a long time. I mean almost every hand was holding up, but eventually in the last 1/2 hour I think variance caught up to me. I am up around 20 buyins for the day maybe a lil more, and lost 3 and 1/2 buyins in the last half hour. I also made 815 ftp points. I did try PLO rush out for a lil bit also, but it was swingy I won a few at first then lost it all and some. I also tried 25nl rush, but am not really rolled for it yet, but did double up from 50bb a time or two and even got to 200bb deep stack from 50bb then I think I lost 50bb or so.
@10nl Rush :I think it is best to be a nit, and to rathole..lol. People are calling down with medium pair alot, or small Aces sometimes. I also think some people are stealing alot, as I caught a couple bluffs with top pair hands vs one time I remember AJo who had missed his inside str8 draw. I also have seen people chasing inside str8 draws lolol. Where are these people when I am sitting at the regular full ring tables? I just wait for a top hand and try to hit a decent to good flop. I think I could probably steal more from late position, I always press quik fold and almost never watch the hand complete unless I have contributed money into it and want to watch it play out(usually post flop tho). I did however have sucess restealing I think from the blinds, I know BB i think some in the SB. When late position would raise I would just 3bet and they fold most of the time, unless they had a real good hand. I have no HUD, but was able to 6 table RUSH with sucess also. I think when I only had a couple tables up I stole a lil bit, but when I added more I wasnt able to a much.
Well this is only day 1 @ Rush for me and I like it so far, but maybe I was just lucky as hell all day... who knows. I think also maybe since RUSH is new, alot of players are "trying" it for the first time. So alot of hands might be against non-cash players who might be used to playing SNG or MTT. I am sure people will develop strategies, and the competition will get harder, or variance will kick my butt after this great run today haha. I am gonna enjoy this while it lasts tho!
I also wasn't really rolled for 10nl, so I had lost my 30$ roll trying Rush for the first time the first day. Lost AA to KK preflop allin we raied and rr each other and all rag board then BAM river K and he won lol. So I deposited again, and started @ the 10nl rush buying in for 50bb and leaving when I hit 100bb, or ratholeing i guess as you can stand up and just sit right back down for anywhere from 40-100bb's. BU T I wouldnt recommend doing it that way, just be rolled for it and buy in for 100bb, which I did after I had ~8 Buyins @ 10nl. If I had enough to buy in for 100bb from the get go I imagine I could be even richer?! Heh.
Well thats my thoughts so far on how to win @ rush. GL on da felt!
PS... Rush is alot of fun imo, once i start i can't stop lol. Probably just because it's new. Like the poker version of crack or something lol
Wow...I just checked my RB account and I'm averaging $6 a day just playing 2 tables of 10NL....interesting, this means that Rush can be very profitable as long as you can at least break even or make some small gains on average. Nice.
Since we are playing our cards and position and not other players I decided to play a lot of play money hands. Now I know that the calls and raises there will be rediculous and may not carry over to the 05/10 game at all but I had success with the following
3x BB with any hand I am thinking of playing. Pot bet if there are limp/callers in front of me. All in if my hand if faced with a re raise and my hand is premium.
Last night I did this and went from 4k to 33,000k in no time.
I hope I can fine tune this for money play maybe someone can help with the adjustments.
You'll find out that real money Rush(just like any other real money game) plays a lot tighter. But you have the idea...if you do decide to enter a pot, 3 betting is standard from just about any position. I would only put a pot sized bet out there with AA, KK, QQ pre-flop if you have limpers in front of you. If you do it with AK, AQ, AJ, KQ, JJ,etc you're most likely only going to get called by better OR everyone will fold, so it's not that profitable of a play- at least 3/4 of the time that's what seems to be happening- I've seen it happen on 10NL Rush about a hundred times now. The safer play would be a 4 bet with good premium cards (other that the top 3 monsters).


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The location and view are unique...but the hotel was in serious need of update. Our room had mold smell and stains on the wall. Furniture was dated as was the bathroom. Cleanliness definitely needed improvement. The hotel had a wedding party ongoing which made impossible for us to rest in the afternoon. On positive side breakfast was very good and staff friendly.
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I knew Mesut Ozil would miss! Franck Ribery predicted Arsenal star's pen flop
BAYERN MUNICH ace Franck Ribery knew Mesut Ozil would miss his penalty last night.
Arsenal's £42.5m man ran up with no conviction and had his spot kick easily saved by Manuel Neuer in the 2-0 defeat.
Ozil used to go to school with Neur and Ribery - sidelined with a buttock injury - wasn't surprised he fluffed his lines.
He said: "Arsenal played well and the first 10 minutes were not easy for us.
"I said ahead of the penalty that Neuer would save it.
"I trusted Neuer and he did it. He is the best goalkeeper around."
Ribery has resumed training and is eyeing up a return for the second leg.
He added: "The second leg against Arsenal is a realistic comeback date. I have a good feeling about it."


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Maybe I don't want to be strong
Dedicated to J.D.F
Written on the 25th of January at 1.00am
Someone once told me that giving up and letting go
Made you stronger than those who can't say no.
But what if for once I don't want to say no?
What if I don't want to give up and let him go?
I want to say what I think out loud
I want him to hear and I want to be proud
If all I get from him is a no
Will I be able to keep my tears back and put my fake smile on?
No matter what his responce will be I want to try ...
I don't want to regret the decisions I've made in my life.
Will he think I'm nothing because I'm waiting for a miracle? for a yes
Should I stop fighting for what I want?
Now I got a question for you.....Is this all wrong??