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New study says organic food is not healthier--is that really true?
By Nicci Micco, July 30, 2009 - 12:00pm
Nicci asks: What, if anything, do you buy organic?
Thanks Nicci for your article. I am a Dietitian living in California and I often get this exact question. I believe that most (not all) studies conducted on organic vs conventional only look at the macro/micro/phyto nutrient content of the food and not the larger web of health organic produce promotes. Pesticide content, impact to the environment are often not considered within these studies. Health is more than just nutrients.
Christine Craig, Sacramento, Ca
— Anonymous
09/01/2009 - 11:51am
The bottom line is less about nutrional values of organic vs non-organic and more about the simple question of why eat pesticides when you don't have to.
Bobbie Rich, Norwalk, CT
— Anonymous
09/01/2009 - 11:52am
What's the big picture here? Citing a few meaningless counterpoints doesn't disprove the Hygiene and Tropical Medicine study. I have reason to believe TOC plays up studies to its advantage while disregarding contrary evidence (always check the credibility of the source). After all, they have a dog in this fight. Besides, I've read more articles debunking the organic-as-more-nutritious myth than supporting it.
As a nutritionist, have you done a quantiative analysis?
— Anonymous
03/18/2010 - 8:57pm
As a follow-up, consider that in a 20/20 interview with John Stossel, Katherine DiMatteo of the Organic Trade Association was twice asked if organic food is more nutritional than conventional crops. She twice answered, "It's as nutritious as any other food." Not exactly supportive of the "more nutritious" myth.
Also, Joseph D. Rosen, Ph.D. (emeritus professor of Food Toxicology at Rutgers University and a scientific advisor to the American Council on Science and Health (ACSH)) analyzed a pro-organic report by Charles Benbrook and colleagues at the Organic Trade Association's Organic Center. Dr. Rosen found the data was selectively chosen and presented to "prove" the "more nutritious" point. Not surprising, considering the OTA is a trade organization with a dog in the fight.
What say you of this?
— Anonymous
03/18/2010 - 9:14pm
Go in the fields of each...the organic is an Eden full of life. Go in a conventional field (if you dare) the "soil" is dirt, the air smells, it is a ghost town and the plants look like mutants (and probably are-gmo's).
— Anonymous
03/18/2010 - 11:10pm
Chemical fertilizers usage became common use after WWII, when surplus Nitrogen, Phospurus and Potasium from bomb making factories needed a new home, somebody quickly realised that tomatoes grew bigger and crops where more abundant with the use of this chemicals, unfortunately decades later whe are suffering the consequences via chronic-degenerarive diseases , people who eat mostly organic and excersice in moderation are rarely sick, for the real world supplementation with quality vitamins makes up for the poor nutrition of todays fruits and vegetables, USANA Health Sciences (www.corenutrition.usana.com ) is a company devoted to pharmaceutical grade supplements, is the supplement of choice of many athletes including Olympians and its also widely used by many physicians as preventive medicine.
— jr_sesteaga
03/19/2010 - 2:03am
vERY HELPFUL ARTICLE
— Anonymous
03/19/2010 - 9:48am
Most studies only look a certian aspects of organic vs convential foods. Such that for the studies mentioned above organic food may contain more Zinc and other minor nutrients but the article doesn't say what nutrients are higher in convential foods than in organic. There is usually a balancing effect between the two, organic is high in one nutrient yet convential is high in another.
Also, organic food is sprayed with pesticides and most likely is sprayed more times throughout the year than convential foods because organic pesticides are not as effective as convential pesticides. So even though organic pesticides are usually more safe on a unit per unit basis compared to convential pesticides, more organic spray is required to get the same effect as convential spray. This doesn't make the pesticides more safe if they are used in such large quantities. To go along with a previous comment on pesticides in the environment, copper sulfate is used as an organic spray and is one of the most oftenly used in organics. There have been some cases in organic agriculture where so much copper is used that the copper content in the soil reaches toxic levels and plant growth becomes hindered due to copper toxicity. Organic does not equal pesticide free!
If you want to eat healthier, eating local is the best way because as soon as the fruit or vegetable is picked there are processes in the fruit/vegetable that start to degrade the nutrients, some at astonishing rates. So a carrot from across the states will have many less nutrients by the time it reaches you because of travel time than one harvested locally because it doesn't have to take as much time to reach you. The combinations of what you eat are also important because of the interactions happening between the food in your stomach can hinder or benefit nutrient uptake into your body. One such beneficial interaction is drinking orange juice and eating broccoli will increase your iron uptake more than just eating broccoli alone.
So eat locally over organiclly!!!
— Anonymous
03/19/2010 - 1:42pm
I am curious about how much research you have done regarding the effects of pesticides and other destructive practices of conventional farming upon the soil, air and water quality - the Earth in general.
Too, organic farmers, because they care to, follow strict ethical guidelines regarding how fresh and therefore nutritious their produce is. Most importantly, they care about what the broad ramifications of their farming practices have upon the Earth and all her lifeforms.
The Earth will eventually rid human kind to right herself ; the Earth will eventually regenerate but your progeny will be gone. There is ample scientific evidence in place supporting this.
There is a critical, overdue need for human beings to practice sustainability, if indeed we want to see our progeny living here.
Sadly, most conventional farmers do not remotely practice this as the main goal with all business, including industrialized farming, is profit without ethical consideration.
It is quite doable to achieve short term goals like a food budget you can live with and practice sustainability at the same time.
I don't know about you, but I'd like to see my grandchildren and beyond be able to enjoy and take care of this beautiful Mother of ours, Earth.
— Anonymous
03/19/2010 - 3:33pm
I work in the Ag Indusry, to be more specific I sell seed to farmers but I have really been looking into eating a diet with more all natural and organic in it. The conclusions I come up with is that so much of the conventional produce is harvested so early it cannot aqiure enough photosynthesis to finishing it's developement of nutrients or flavor or sugars. These are obtained in the last part of a crop maturing (very late). Many of the organics are harvested at a more mature stage so they would have those things missing from a conventional counterpart. Also I have noticed that in some convantionally grown crops thed application of certain pesticides can set back growth so maybe that has something to do with nutrient developement. Also are these studies comparing produce raised from the same area, harvested on the same day, etc.... I have seen so much skewed data in my career because these things that some people think aren't significant really are, and make huge differences in results. Another thing we must keep in mind is that we will always have to have pesticides and commercial fertilizers and all those things associated with modern day Agriculture, as the world populations continue to grow and people continue to become less self sustaining everyday we need to feed them and those products will play a large role in doing so.
— Anonymous
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By FRANCO PANIZO
The Chivas USA makeover continues.
A day after trading for midfielder Mauro Rosales, Chivas USA sent Jorge Villafana and the No. 2 overall pick in Stage 1 of the MLS Re-Entry Draft to the Portland Timbers in exchange for centerback Andrew Jean-Baptiste and the No. 17 pick on Thursday.
The move reunites Villafana with Timbers head coach Caleb Porter, who included the versatile youngster on the U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team that failed to qualify for the 2012 Olympics. It also gives Chivas USA another potential candidate to start in central defense alongside veteran Carlos Bocanegra.
Jean-Baptiste started 22 of the 26 games he played this past season under Porter and added one goal and one assist. Villafana started 15 and played in 20 for the lackluster Goats, scoring one goal and notching four assists.
The Timbers used the No. 2 pick they received on Thursday to acquire Steve Zakuani in the Re-Entry Draft.
Here are more notes from an extremely busy day around the league:
The New York Red Bulls bolstered their front line on Thursday by re-signing one of their own. Andre Akpan, a forward who was set to enter the Re-Entry Draft, was signed to a new deal by the Red Bulls. Akpan notched two assists in seven regular season appearances for New York in 2013.
"We are pleased to come to an agreement with Andre," said Red Bulls sporting director Andy Roxburgh in a statement. "Andre exhibited this year that he can provide us with a solid goal-scoring option. He is a very good professional and we look forward to him developing as a striker in 2014."
If you were wondering why the Timbers took a chance on Zakuani, one of the reasons was because Rodney Wallace is set to miss a substantial amount of the 2014 season.
The Timbers announced Thursday that Wallace underwent successful surgery to repair a torn right anterior cruciate ligament and a non-displaced right tibial plateau fracture as well as a meniscectomy in his right knee. Wallace sustained the injuries in the second leg of the Western Conference finals against Real Salt Lake on Nov. 24 and is expected to be out five to seven months.
The timeframe for recovery likely takes Wallace out of contention for Costa Rica's World Cup squad next summer.
The Columbus Crew continued to wheel and deal on Thursday, as they received the rights to midfielder Daniel Paladini from the Chicago Fire. In return, Chicago got Columbus' fourth round pick (61st overall) in the upcoming MLS SuperDraft.
Paladini has spent the last three seasons with the Fire. He played in 20 matches in 2013, scoring two goals and delivering three assists for a Chicago team that just missed the playoffs.
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"We are very happy to bring Josh back in 2014," said Sounders sporting director Chris Henderson in a released statement. "The work that he has done with goalkeeper coach Tom Dutra has helped him to be in a position to compete in goal. Josh is an up-and-coming goalkeeper with very good quality and has proven to be a great teammate in the clubhouse."
What do you think of the Chivas USA-Timbers trade? Happy to see the Red Bulls bring back Akpan? How big of a blow is Wallace's injury to Portland?
Share your thoughts below.
Clyde Frog
Villafana must have been, by far, CUSA's longest. serving player. Maybe the change of scenery will prove to be a plus.
Gary Page
Must admit that I didn't watch any Chivas this year, but it seems like Villafana hasn't really developed much after showing early potential.
Don't think AJB is all that bad. Don't know who is making the decisions at Chivas right now, but the Rosales and AJB moves seem competent.
Reis joined LA Galaxy as GK coach.
I agree too.
Akpan doesn't impress. Why resign a player that spent the year on the bench and is not a scoring option. Give someone else the chance like a homegrown player to come in at the end of games to play for ten minutes. Unless I'm missing something akpan is a mystery signing going against the cap
Gary Page
Especially when they seem to have given up on Barkladge, who seemed to me, to be a very promising player.
He scored a boatload of goals in the reserve league. They must have liked what they saw. And I'm sure he's not getting paid much.
Brain Guy
This seems to be a depth/potential/cost signing. You get a little attacking depth in the form of a young player who still has a chance to improve, likely for a low cost.
El Paso tx
With MLS parity rules, chivas USA can be a contender in a snap. Why? All they gotta do is build around bocanegra in the back line, they got mauro which he is a good 10 and Seattle did bad by letting him go. In reality, mauro is the best 10 in the league. Chivas has a good goalkeeper and if they get some forwards and little depth, watch out. They got nothing to lose but open cup or a playoff spot. Imagine they Samuel eto and partner him with cubo or bocanegra recruits for them and bullies the league with his recruiting moves since he knows the league is weak.


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There's a mumps outbreak at UC Berkeley. It's as if keeping myself healthy wasn't difficult enough without the fear of my face bloating up to a hilarious extent, followed by a high fever.
But caring for a different kind of health, I recently went to see a campus counselor for the first time.
My tuition automatically pays for five sessions, so I thought I might as well use my money's worth.
My appointment was meant to help me deal with the combination of antagonizing roommates and the academic transition to college, my two largest headaches.
In a previous column, I wrote about my roommate, nicknamed Lady Macbeth by my floor for his habit of frequently washing his hands, and how he is the roommate from hell for breaking my laptop.
Long story short, I have failed every bit of college advice available - though I will say I did try - and no longer communicate with my roommate.
To make the best of a bad situation, I make bets with myself on how long we can go on without speaking to each other. So far, four days has been the longest, broken by an "excuse me."
As for my academic life, UC Berkeley is in its midterm season, so long, stressful nights are routine.
Undoubtedly, two weeks ago was my most strenuous time in college. I was preparing for my first midterm, and the study methods that need to be used are drastically different than those from high school.
No longer can I delay studying to the day of an exam, skim through the notes in the morning, and still ace it. That was back then. Now, coffee is my best friend.
I wasn't much of a coffee person in high school. I had this resolution that my youthful body could provide all the energy I needed without the help of caffeine.
Then I got to college. Now, I'm spending weekend nights hooked up on caffeine, trying to decipher the words behind Jean-Jacques Rousseau's or Thomas Hobbes' rhetoric in hopes of making sense of it.
In addition to how worried I am about my grades, the stress from lack of sleep is slowly killing me.
I'd like to think of it all as simply the "rocky" - but normal - transition to college but nonetheless, I was recommended for more counseling services.
In an effort to reassure me, my counselor said that many other college students were in the same boat - struggling with academics, but mostly without the unfriendly roommate.
Thankfully, not everything in college has been a source of headaches. In exchange for a horrible roommate situation, I have been granted amazing floormates in my dorm. When those long study nights come along, I'm never alone in the dorm lounge, and it's always uplifting to my self-esteem to know that I'm not Berkeley's one and only procrastinator.
When we're not studying, my floormates and I eat dinner together, wade through San Francisco, or go (window) shopping for things we could only wish to afford. We assign movie night once a week, usually on Saturdays, to help end the week in a relaxing way.
Cheesy as it is, it's a great feeling to have people you can imagine being friends with for the next four years, or possibly for life.
Among my new friends, I've found many people who are willing to help edit my college papers and whom I can study with.
It made life easier having someone to share my panic about midterms. We spent the whole week worrying about our political science midterm, fearing it would be what would make or break our grade.
Even though that week was hell on Earth, it had its upside. I received all my major college papers back: B-plus in English, B-plus in Political Science, and B-plus in Rhetoric. Being that Rhetoric, the combination of an English and Philosophy class, is rumored to be one of Berkeley's hardest liberal arts paths, I'm satisfied with where I am at the moment.
When I saw my midterm, I was relieved. I actually knew what the answers were and felt like Berkeley didn't make a mistake in admitting me to college.
Those study sessions paid off, and I'm assured that I'll see a pleasing grade when I get my paper back.
Tiresome as they are, maybe those long sleepless nights aren't so bad after all.
Allan Flores, a graduate of Leuzinger High School in Lawndale, reports every other week about his first year at UC Berkeley. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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"Good evening." She smiled.
"Evening?" He looked around to the warm room lit with the bedside lamps."Did you not sleep at all?"
"No. But I'm fine." She smiled.
He frowned a little. "You're beginning to sound like me"
"I am!" She exclaimed. "Don't worry, trust me."
"I trust you." He nodded.
She smiled, turning her head to stifle a yawn, before turning back. "I sent for our furniture to be sent to the apartment.
"When do we need to be back there to let them collect it?"
"In about two day's time." She grinned. "You don't mind, do you?"
"No, why would I mind? I was just worried about the timing. Full moon in two weeks," he sighed
She nodded, running a hand through his hair. "Sleep well?"
"Best night's sleep in a long time."
"That's good." She placed a hand over her mouth in an attempt to cover her yawn.
"Your turn to sleep, I think"
She shook her head and frowned. "I don't sleep at night. I don't want to leave you either."
"Why didn't you sleep during the day then?" He asked, concerned.
"Because I had to watch over your dreams, I didn't want you to have another nightmare."
His face fell as he realised he was the reason she wasn't asleep. "You didn't need to do that..."
"No, I didn't. I wanted to."
"I... Thank you."
"You?" She asked, wondering what he was going to say.
"I was just going to complain about how much of a pain I am, but there's no point having that argument again."
"No, there's not. The only time I am pained by you is when you're upset."
He sighed and pulled her close; she joined in his sigh and sat, wrapped in his embrace. "My happiness relies on you as much as yours does me."
"Ah, well maybe I should tell you that if you go to sleep, I'll be happy," he laughed
"Then I'd know you're lying." She smiled, her arms tied to her side by his arms.
"Oh, you would now?"
"Sleep is a menial thing. You must be lying."
"Then why are you so tired?"
"I'm so tired because I've been using my power all night and with no fresh blood." She cursed. "And no, I'm not going to drink from you."
"Promise to me that you'll feed when the sun sets, then?"
She shook her head. "I'm not feeding here; I have no idea who owns this town. Vampires are very touchy about land."
"Would they be touchy if you didn't hurt them still?" he queried thoughtfully.
"I'm still... stealing food."
"Hmm, your rules are so different to mine." He mused
"I know, but they're not my rules. I'll talk to the coven when we settle here for good."
"You know I meant generally. The rules I occasionally live by are just rules that seem to be passed on when you're turned. It's not hard to pick up. Behave a like a territorial dog, even in your human form." he rolled his eyes
"So I should be a beta dog?" She asked a brow raised.
He laughed. "No, you're not a dog. You don't have to act like one. It would be weird. Your rules intrigue me though. You have proper codes and set out society and stuff..." he trailed off, a little embarrassed at his interest
"And it's a lot harder to pick up, but in capital cities." She continued, noticing his interest. "In capital cities many lone vampires roam, but to avoid being killed you must check in with the local coven, give them your name, age and powers." She smiled.
"What about me? Would they not have something to say about your distinctly doggy smell?"
"Probably but if you don't bother them, they won't bother you. They may show their disappointment in my choice of partner though."
"Hmm, do you think this is a vampire capital then? I mean, I know it's been a haven for vampires in fiction, but in real life?"
"It is the capital of France so it will be the capital for French vampires." She shrugged. "Vampires are everywhere. They don't have a specific capital." She laughed slightly.
"I hope there aren't many werewolves around." he bit his lip.
"There will probably be a pack somewhere." She shrugged.
"Somewhere. I think when the sunrises, I might go have a... look. I don't want to run into them in full moon without knowing where they go."
"You may have to join them." She shrugged.
"They'll get over me being here if I'm submissive..." he tensed at the thought; he had been the alpha male of his town for two hundred years. That was going to be hard to give up.
She sighed, getting up from the bed. "Well. It's going to be had for both of us. But there is enough immortality here to kill that hunter and make him go unnoticed."
"You're not still thinking about him like that are you?"
"Like what?"
"Feeling sorry for him."
"I don't know, I'm just confused about it all, really," he sighed
She nodded; turning from him she bit her own wrist quickly, allowing the taste of blood to calm the beast slightly. "Well it will all be over soon. I hope." He smelt her blood and glanced sharply at her, but said nothing. "What?" She growled.
"Nothing," he said dryly, "nothing at all."
She narrowed her eyes and shook her head. "You're lying." She shrugged, watching the tiny bite marks heal.
"You're so hungry you're drinking your own blood, yet you won't have mine?"
"I'm stung." he pouted jestingly.
"I won't drink from you again. Not while I can still help it. I have gone against my will so many times before."
"So you'd rather starve and make me watch it?"
"Yes. Yes I would!" She exclaimed.
His eyes narrowed. "You're being ridiculous. Is there really a point in making us both suffer because you don't like to admit what you are, again?"
"I know what I am. I accept that, what I will not accept is drinking from you."
She shrugged. "I don't know. I'll run home."
He sighed. "Okay. I can't sit here all day and watch you suffer, though." He told her, getting up.
"Fine," she sighed, "just don't come back with a knife."
He shook his head. "I won't. I might drag a waiter up here though, if you're not careful."
She growled, "And I might not leave you alive." She muttered, the beast rising in her stomach.
At this, a confident grin appeared on his lips. "You wouldn't dare."
"You wanna try it?" She snarled. "Your blood is almost too sweet, almost too sweet to resist." Her eyes flashed red dangerously as she threatened him.
He tilted his head and brushed his hair back, exposing the side of his neck, the skin taut over the veins that lay so very close to the surface.
Her heart beat fast and she snarled, the calm side of Melissa still rooting her to the spot. "Don't." She warned.
He lifted his shoulders and dropped his hand back to his side. Though he straightened his neck, his hair was still pushed back to show off his flesh.
"It's up to you what you do, Melissa, but we know it would be easier and a lot less painful for the both of us if you just did it. It's too long to wait until sundown to feed."
Melissa let out a low, animalistic growl. She pounced, knocking him to the ground. She grabbed Lazarus' neck, plunging her fangs into the pulsing vein. She tore into the vein, lapping up each drop of the precious liquid. He laughed as he fell back on the bed. He wrapped his arms around her and gazed at the ceiling while she drank. Now that he knew what it felt like, it didn't feel so strange any more. She didn't stop, even when she satiated her hunger. She licked at the blood oozing from his wound and then bit into him again, directly on top of the last bite that was trying to heal.
He felt her bite again, but his smile didn't fade. He knew she was just trying to prove her point to him. Instead of pushing her away, he pushed memories to the front of his mind; Melissa telling him that he was her angel, her reaction when he asked her to marry him. She looked up Lazarus, gazing into his eyes for a moment, her own deep red eyes shining she let out a low growl before she plunged into the other side of his neck. Within the bestial shell Melissa was weeping.
"Stubborn." he muttered quietly. He kept playing the happy memories, though it wasn't in an effort to make her stop. He tightened his arms around her and let his eyes slide closed
Melissa tried to force herself forward, bust she wouldn't stop drinking, she could hear his heart slow and she pleaded with the beast to stop. The happy memories making her cry even more. "Stop it." She growled in her mind. "Stop this!"
The wolf within Lazarus was not nearly so quiet. It protested against Lazarus simply lying there letting her drain him. As Lazarus' control began to slip, his body began to convulse beneath her. The beast ignored his transformation, elongating her fangs as she felt the threat. She bit into his neck again.
The transformation sent a wave of repair through his body as he sunk into his last reserves of strength. As her fangs lengthened, sinking deeper into him, he moved his head away, pushing himself further into the mattress. It wasn't quite enough to get the teeth out of him, but it gave him room to kick her with his back paws, the claws digging into her. He whined at her, the noise quickly becoming a growl. She rolled back, perching herself on all fours, She pounced at him, sending them rolling onto the floor, her eyes staring into the wolf's.
The wolf freed itself from her grip and backed away, allowing his body to produce enough blood to keep him conscious. The wolf was uncontrolled now, as Lazarus' strength had slipped beyond the ability to command the creature, but this body had a major advantage over his human one: it healed a lot faster. Even as he ducked out of her reach, his heartbeat was already strengthening again.
The beast was at a big disadvantage. Not only did it have the wolf fighting against it so was Melissa from the inside out. She cried constantly, unable to control her movements. "Stop it. Stop it. Stop it." She repeated within her mind, the beast shook its head angrily, snarling back her thoughts. Confident of its recovery, the wolf leapt at the vampire and sent her crashing into the wall behind her. He followed after her, standing on her momentarily crumpled form, lowering his head so his nose pushed into her cheek, their eyes so close.
Behind the deep red eyes Melissa screamed at the beast to leave him alone. But the beast grabbed the wolf's front shoulder blades, digging its nails into it, but Melissa screamed "Let go of him!" She was slightly shocked when the sound echoed from the walls. The wolf whined at the sound, but wasn't fazed by her fingers digging into him. He shifted his head, opening his great maw and clamping it threateningly around her throat. His eyes flicked back at hers and he snarled into her cold skin. She fell limp in his jaws, her stomach convulsing as she spoke the words "I love you..." into its ear.
He shook off her hands on his back, moving his paws so he could hold her arms down. Lifting his head, he looked into her eyes. She gazed back and then moved her head to the side, coughing up a slight amount of blood before she looked back. Her eyes were still crimson red, but a duller shade because she had just drunk.
He watched her spit the blood out and a thought flashed into her mind. "Well don't waste it."
"I can't help it." She mumbled. "I hate blood, I drank too much. It drank too much."
"You're back then," he thought, his eyes seeming to smile.
She furrowed her brow and closed her eyes. "I feel sick." She growled. "Get off me." She warned.
He moved back, jumping onto the bed and curling up, watching her carefully. She ran into the bathroom, losing almost a pint of blood. When she finished she collapsed onto the floor, pushing her back up against the bath.
He sighed as she threw up, trying not to listen. "Sorry." He whispered in his mind, wondering whether she would hear it.
She steadied her breathing and slowly got up, stumbling back into the bedroom. "Not your fault. You're not the only one that has an animalistic side."
He didn't say anything, or move. His thoughts had strayed to his ripped clothes.
"Oh I'm sorry." She mumbled searching through the bag he had brought. "You have no spare?"
"It's okay. I brought some spare, don't worry."
She nodded and fell to the floor, pushing herself against the wall. "Eugh..." She murmured.
"I didn't mean to provoke you so badly. I should have known better. Sorry"
"No, you knew nothing. Now can't you change back?" She whined.
"My body is repairing itself. I'll change back when it's done."
She hung her head. "Yeah. Sorry"
"No need to look so ashamed. It was my fault." His voice was light and happy as if he was smiling.
She held up her hand signalling him to hush. "Are you in control?"
"I think so. Why?"
"Do you mind coming down here?" She asked politely.
Hesitantly, he rose and jumped onto the floor, making the room shake a little with the impact of his hulking form clumsily landing. He gazed at her for a moment, the wolf trying to gauge what she wanted. She wrapped her arms around its neck and she said nothing, her face portraying the pain she felt her eyes screwed shut, but she did not cry. She simply sat, resting her head against its soft fur, her arms draped around its neck.
The wolf sat, enduring the contact, its muscles tense. Lazarus smiled, though, and tried to persuade the wolf to relax. She pulled back and bowed her head, murmuring a sorry to the wolf.
"Don't mind the wolf. It's just being grumpy." he laughed.
She looked at him. "Yeah, maybe I'll just wait till I get you back." She sighed, jumping as someone knocked on the door. Lazarus tensed, and looked up at the door. He bit back a growl, before standing, snatching his torn clothes off the bed and slinking off into the bathroom to hide.
Melissa wiped her mouth, licking her teeth clean. "Yeah?" She mumbled. "Is everything okay?" The man asked in a very strong French accent. She opened the door and nodded, smiling. "Everything's fine. I'm sorry for any noise we caused." She nodded politely and the waiter did the same. "It's okay, some of the neighbours were worried when they hear screaming. Have a good night." The waiter nodded again, scanning the room before closing the door again.
"He's gone." She sighed, falling back onto the bed.
"What did he want?"
"To make sure we were okay." He tilted his head questioningly. "Hmm, the fight? Me screaming for the beast to let go of you, the noise of you jumping from the bed?"
"I have a feeling things like this are too normal to me these days." He chuckled
"I hope not. I hate the beast. Its evil."
"I meant the arguing." He shrugged.
She nodded. "I'm sorry." She sobbed.
Lazarus pushed the wolf towards her, nudging her gently, slipping his head under her arm.
She pulled away from him. "You shouldn't do that, don't force the wolf."
"He'll live."
She folded her arms tightly across her chest, pulling her knees up. "Yeah, I'm sure he will." He looked at her with baleful eyes as she sat back away from him. With a sigh, he lowered himself to the floor gently, resting his head on his paws. "I just want you back. I want you back, I want you back, I want you back."
She mumbled beneath her breath, her breathing becoming faster. He got up again and walked to his bag, pulling out clean clothes with his teeth. Throwing them up onto the bed, he sat in the middle of the floor, trying to transform back. She rested her arms on her knees, then her head on her arms, gently muffling her sobs.
The transformation back came slowly, reluctantly and he couldn't hold back the agonised cries that escaped him as he forced his body back to its human shape. She still nestled her head downwards on her knees but moved her hands up to her ears, muting the sounds around her. "Owwww!" he growled as he massaged the last cramp out of his right foot. He leant back against the bed, trying to catch his breath. She looked up, moving her head slightly to the left so she could see him.
His chest heaved and his head was tilted back against the side of the mattress as he steadied his breaths. He didn't notice Melissa glance at him, his eyes were closed. She silently unfolded herself, moving to his side without a noise, she even stopped her breathing.
"Oh man. Remind me not to do that again." He rasped. She collapsed next to him, sitting, looking out to the wall in front of her. She returned to her original position. She nodded, "Sorry" she thought.
He opened his eyes and looked over at her. Wordlessly, he slipped his bare arm around her waist and held her to him. She thrashed her head about on her knees. "I shouldn't have done anything. I should have resisted. I shouldn't have, I just wanted, you..." She cursed.
"I told you, it was my fault, I provoked you." She shook her head, pulling herself into a tighter ball. She looked up at him; her eyes turned back to green but were lined with her tears. "I want you back."
"What do you mean?" he asked. "I'm here..."
"Where?" She mumbled, "All I see is someone who attracts a monster."
His eyes widened. "Here." he murmured, putting a hand over her heart and then touching his fingers to her head.
She shook her head softly. She touched her head. "This is the Beast's domain." She touched her heart. "This has been dead for years." She said, ice lining her tone.
He pulled away. "Where am I then, I wonder?"
She shook her head, distressed. "I don't know."
"Well if you don't know, then how am I to answer that question?" he shifted, twisting so he could reach his clothes on the bed.
"I suppose, you are in me. Within me. I just don't know where..." He sighed as he pulled his clothes on.
"I'm sorry. I can't even keep my head clear. Sorry."
"It doesn't matter, but I'm feeling pretty light headed. I'm going to go get something to eat." He said as he zipped up the fly on his jeans.
"Yeah. I'm gonna wait here then."
"Okay." He nodded and left the room, so did Melissa. She moved to the window, waiting till Lazarus had left before she jumped from the window, landing gracefully on the low wall that ran around the hotel. She disappeared from the area, "I'm sorry. Lazarus." She mumbled.


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The statistics are so alarming that Home Secretary Jacqui Smith will hold a migrant crime summit on Thursday amid worries that police are struggling to cope.
According to figures revealed under the Freedom of Information Act, the 96 foreign nationals convicted of homicide last year were from 28 different countries.
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In many cases, the figures reflect the influence of immigrant crime gangs. Scotland Yard said half of the organised crime gangs in London are "ethnic", or bound by a common language or homeland-The most common nationalities for foreign killers were Pakistani, Indian and Jamaican. Foreigners were also more likely to be victims.
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On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 6:50 AM, Ian C <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi All, > > I have discovered the Emma code coverage tool that integrates very > well into my Eclipse. ( http://www.eclemma.org/index.html ) > Cool. I see there is a plugin for Maven as well: http://mojo.codehaus.org/emma-maven-plugin/ So this might be something we can automated as an (optional) part of the build. > I ran the coverage on the Juint tests for the Simple API and the ODFDOM. > Summary is, pretty good coverage on Simple - 79 % line coverage, 84% method, > not so on ODFDOM (probably because it is huge by comparison) - 24% > line and 10% method. > > Not sure how to get them to anyone that is interested. They are in > 800K and a 10M zipped files. > I was going to upload then to my ISP web site but my access seems to > be down at the moment. > Is there any easy way to extract only the uncovered Simple functions? That might be small enough to post in an email. > Something like the output would be a great thing to generate on each > build and make generally available. > Track the history of coverage of tests etc. > > I intend to generate tests to cover the missing sections of Simple ( > but don't hold your breath waiting) and then think about tests for > ODFDOM. Increasing Simple coverage should also increase ODFDOM coverage, up to a point. > I suspect we can auto generate many of the ODFDOM tests required. Just > a different set of velocity templates. > > There are also a lot of depricated methods in the ODFDOM. Will they be > removed at some point? > > -- > Cheers, > > Ian C
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I asked my mom if I could go outside after we'd just come home from watching my sister's basketball game. It was getting dark so I just rode my bike around our neighborhood. you see, my neighborhood has houses on the right side, and on the other side, there is nothing but the woods. I was just strolling along when something caught my eye. I looked back and whatever I had seen, just left some bushes shaking. I started to ride faster. I looked to my left side and saw a creature moving swiftly through the trees doging and jumping over obsticles in it's way. I tried to just look ahead and pretend I was just imaganing things.
After a few minutes pasted, I really started to believe that I was just imaganing the whole thing. So, I turned around and that was where I went wrong.
It's eyes met with my eyes. I relized I was not dreaming. I blinked and tried to remember where I saw this monster before. It looked farmiliar each time I took a glace, which gave me a queezy feeling, because the more I peeked, the more thoughts and memories flowed into my head.
Then it hit me. This was the monster who had tried to kill me when I was only five. The memories kept on coming; except now they had more detail.
My family and friend were at our summer house in California. At our vacation home there was just a wide open field. In this time of year, the grass looks velvet, and is really tall, so Max and I played tag pretending we were in a jungle and we somtimes just looked in awe as the sun stated to get lower and the cloudsstarted to get a shade of purple, pink, yellow, orange, and red.My called to us and said that it was almost time to go to bed. Max and I were pretty tired and exausted of playing around in the huge field.
While we were finishing a tiring game of jungle, we heard a long, bloodcurtling growl. We sceamed and ran for the house as fast as our little legs and depleting energy could take us.
I jumped over a rock in my path. then I saw another rock. I took a big leap, but somehow, my foot got caught... ( To be continued)


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Birthday girl!
As it was starting to get late, we decided to disperse with a promise of meeting again the next day.
With the promise still on my mind, and the image of Adains shot wing flashing across my vision, I took a hold of the steadily growing shadows around me and made them cuddle my body until I was all but invisible to the naked eye.
After a long fifteen minute flight, I found a clearing which seemed suitable enough to sleep in and so headed down to get comfy.
* * *
Tweets and caws from various birds seep into my dream as I slowly open my eyes.
Around me, the warm summer air tries desperately to get past the shadows I didn't remove last night.
With a deep breath, I send the shadows away, murmuring a quiet thank you as they leave. The warm air dive bombs me, getting rid of the cool air from my shadow blanket.
As my mind finally joins my body in waking, I sit up and take a red bull from my backpack/pillow to wake me up further.
Energy drink surging threw my body, I am able to get up from the ground, shake the leaves from my back and admire my surroundings.
Trees. Mud. Bark.
Having grown bored of my surroundings, I take up to the air to give my wings a little exercise.
The smile returns to my face as the air, much warmer high up, cuddles my body and the familiar flapping of my wings drums its way into my head.
Seeing a strange fog in the trees, I alter my course to see what it is.
I give up on looking for a good gap to fly in and instead crash land through the trees, making enough noise to wake the entire forest, dead and alive inhabitants.
To my right, recovering from the sudden crashing and yelping, I see Avian turning around from an ice sculpture.
The sane part of my mind tells me it is too hot for ice to be made but the part that is in agony from the fall, cheers at the site of a familiar person.
"Hello Avian!" I call cheerfully as I get up from my position happily noting there are no broken bones.
"Hi Adelle." Avian replies a tad less cheerfully.
"Are you making the ice?" I ask as I start to walk towards her, unable and partly unwilling, to hide the awe in my voice.
"Yes." She answers shortly.
"Your element ice by any chance?" I ask now standing next to her, admiring the ice sculpture of a handsome young man.
"I think my weather is ice." Avian says slowly, judging my reaction.
"Sweet! When did you gain an element?" I ask her, noticing the wary look in her eyes but ignoring it.
"Today." She says, turning to look away.
"How old are you?" I then ask, turning to look back at the sculpture.
"Happy birthday!" I call out cheerfully.
"Thanks." She says, smiling slightly.
"Well," I say, reaching back to pull my backpack of my shoulder, "all birthday girls deserve a cake!" I say as I take out a small rectangular tin. Opening it, I reach in and take out a large chocolate muffin, I reach back into the pack and take out a can of red bull.
"Happy Birthday." I say, handing her the gifts. "Sorry it's not much, but it's the thought that counts."
I watch as she takes a step back, shaking her head.
"No, you don't need to, it's fine." She tells me.
"Oh come on, please?" I plead, taking a step towards her before changing my mind and taking a step back. "I promise I haven't poisoned it. I'm not some scientists experiment out to hunt others like me!" I say and watch as the smile returns.
"If I eat one too. Will you accept the presents?" I ask, reaching back in my bag.
"Fine." She says, defeated. I smile triumphantly, take a muffin out the tin and take a bite.
Hesitantly, she takes the muffin and red bull from me.
"Thank you." She adds as she opens the can.
"No need." I say before taking another bite.
With the muffins and red bull gone, I turn back to the sculpture, "who is he?" I ask her, making my voice gentler so as not to sound as rude as usual.
"Jack," she says I notice her eyes watering as she looks at the statue.
"What happened?" I ask her softly.
"He died." She says, turning away from the statue, clearly not wanting to continue the conversation. For once in my life, I do not push.
"Want to go back to the farm with me?" I ask her, letting my wings out.
"No, it's fine. I think I will stay here."
"You have to come! There's more like us! Aren't you exited? Curious?" I ask.
"Not really." She says but I can here the untruth behind her words.
"Come for an hour. Then, if you want to, you can go." I bargain, whilst promising myself I will not allow her to leave.
"Ok." She sighs, letting her own blue wings out from cuddling her body.
"The wings really suit your weather." I tell her admiringly.
"Thanks," she smiles again as we both jump into the air. Above the trees, I look around, no idea where we are.
"Any idea what way to go?" I ask,
"Nope." She answers, starting to grin.
"Well then, time for my good luck charm." I say, grinning. I centre myself facing North.
"Eeny mene mino mo," I begin, changing from north to east to south to west with each turn.
"West!" I shout as I finish the rhythm.
"Ok." She agrees, shrugging her shoulders.
Twenty minutes later, we land in the clearing before the shed, grins on both our faces. Lye is standing looking at us. With a quick glance to Avian, he steps back,
"The others are in the barn." He says before turning and heading to the barn.
Dissapointment flares in me. Does he not remember yesterday? does he not care? i slowly head after him, my grin faded as pain enters my heart. the urge to fly away and abandon all this is strong. But not strong enough to curge the need to know more about us.


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"Life Coaches" is the eighth episode of Season 3 and the twenty-eighth episode of China, IL.
Summary Edit
Steve, Frank, Pony and Baby Cakes become life coaches for each other as the Dean tries to improve his checkers game.
Plot Edit
As the Dean gripes upon losing a checkers game with the Mayor, Steve tries to break up with Quimberly, his girlfriend of roughly two weeks. Later, in the history office with Baby Cakes and Frank, Pony points out the possibility of him, her and the Smiths being life coaches, i.e., giving advice to one another and pressuring the compliance of it. Later, when Steve gives haphazard advice, Pony assumes that it means she should check a therapist despite Steve trying to disprove her claim. Though she pretends to be taking it well, she voices her true, negative emotion toward this as she tries to counsel Frank. As a first step, she destroys his hoard house, hoping to make him be perceived as cooler than Steve as Frank requests.
Learning that Baby Cakes defecates in potted plants, Frank insists that Baby Cakes cease, but Baby Cakes claims that the defecation is necessary to keep a "horrible villain," i.e., the Easter Bunny, away from the school. Feeling the need that someone should take his place, Baby Cakes pressures Steve to take his place in this activity lest the Easter Bunny make an appearance. Meanwhile, after losing a game of checkers to the Mayor, the Dean sneaks into Matt's room and sedates him, taking his brain afterward. Entering Leonard's laboratory, the Dean evaluates the brain but doesn't find anything in Matt's knowledge that will help him with checkers. Meanwhile, Pony visits a therapist, speaking negatively of Steve, but the therapists feels this may be due to the death of her early husband and that she's not properly dealing with her grief over this. Exiting after her appointment ends, she advises Frank to get his hair cut and his beard shaved.
Steve proceeds toward a potted plant ready to defecate but then decides to use the restroom, certain that Baby Cakes won't find out as the Dean searches for potential targets whose brains contain checkers knowledge. Walking out, Steve finds the Easter Bunny appearing out of thin air, and when it sees a potted plant free from excrement, it runs amok around campus. At night, the Dean walks around, carrying all the brains he harvested and complaining that none of them contain anything that will help his checkers game. As the Dean harvests Quimberly's brain and gets the same results, Leonard creates synthetic brains for the victims of the Dean's brain spree. Meanwhile, Pony continues ranting about Steve to her therapist, but she's taken to a mental hospital when it seems once more that she's hiding her grief over her husband's death.
Frank visits the History Channel's headquarters, seeking a TV special under its name, but the interview is interrupted by the Easter Bunny, who continues running amok as Baby Cakes and Steve chase after it. Afterward, the Dean is informed that the checkers rematch with the Mayor is the next day. He reveals that he now knows checkers thanks to one person's brain—the Mayor's—and in a mental asylum, Pony's stay is interrupted by the Easter Bunny, whom she promptly attacks. Her exclamations show that, deep down, she really does grieve the loss of her husband, admitting that she married him too early in life, but still misses him nonetheless. Baby Cakes and the Smiths arrive to witness the attack and her confession, surprised faces all around.
In a canoe, the four carry the Easter Bunny, ready to dump it. Steve confesses to Pony that his real advice for her is to leave the school and town, and that the reason he didn't tell her is because he never wants to lose her. As she sulks, the others dump the Easter Bunny in the lake, and afterward, the Dean arrives with a mentally-handicapped Mayor, ready for the rematch. Baby Cakes and the Smiths go for a walk and see this game, and while Steve prepares to talk with Quimberly, the Dean is just about to make the winning move.
Jesus Christ descends from heaven, wondering where the Easter Bunny went as it's his friend. Following a white lie from Pony, who apparently is staying in China despite Steve's advice, Jesus prepares for departure to find his friend, but beforehand, he gives everyone affected their brains back and gives everyone on campus free food and drinks. As the Mayor wins the rematch due to this, Quimberly breaks up with Steve, overcoming her apparent mentally-challenged phase. Shaking it off as the Power of Christ, Steve notices Pony's decision to stay, and the two enter a skirmish as to whether or not friends should make decisions for each other.
Trivia Edit
- Frank mentions wanting a History Channel special, previously voicing this in "Baby Boom" and "The Diamond Castle". Here he visits the History Channel's headquarters following his makeover, but the Easter Bunny's rampage cuts the interview short.
- Pony is revealed to have a husband named Johnny who died. They married just after high school to her disapproval, as she claims to be relieved after his death, though she concedes that she misses him.
- After attacking the Easter Bunny, Pony claims "[she's] a brown widow." Whether or not this was a joke at the term "black widow" or a revelation of her last name remains uncertain.
- Steve evidently only dates women for two weeks, which explains his vast number of sexual relations from "Displays of Manhood".
- When the Easter Bunny begins his rampage, he runs past a bulletin board that sheds light onto the potted plants being defecated on as well as informing about a Dungeons & Dragons game. Continuity is illustrated when Pony is shown to be banned from the game, which happened in "Displays of Manhood".
- Frank is shown to be a hoarder until his hoard house is burned down courtesy of Pony.
- The events toward the end of the episode were foreshadowed in the beginning; most of the episode, except the last few minutes, is a flashback, the flashback ending with the dumping of the Easter Bunny.
- This episode pokes fun at Chris Brown's past involving violence toward women. A lie from Pony deceives Jesus Christ into thinking that Chris Brown is responsible for the Easter Bunny's death.
Quotes Edit
- Steve: Got to stop dating people for their looks.
- Baby Cakes: I try not to look up so I won't break the fourth wall of God's TV.
- Frank: Chris Brown is a cannibal who eats people in parked cars.
- Easter Bunny: Yes! Finally, there ain't no caca! This territory is mine!
- Steve: No! I screwed up—somehow.
- Easter Bunny: [Covering the school with its eggs] Territory marked! Territory marked!
- Quimberly: Organic?
- The Dean: Checkers?
- The Dean: Don't judge a brain by its cover!
- The Dean: [Scanning Quimberly's brain] No checkers? Is this a game that no one plays?
- Frank: You're still just a lobotimized Shrek.
- [The Easter Bunny rampages through UCI.]
- Flip Flop: [Artificial brain in action] Easter Bunny! [Laughs]
- [An egg hits Baby Cakes.]
- Baby Cakes: Steve, you dumb motherfucker!
- Pony: Thought police! Thought police!
- Steve: Frank! I didn't shit right!
- Pony: [Attacking the Easter Bunny] You die!
- Easter Bunny: Please stop!
- Pony: Fuck you! Fuck you! I will fucking kill you! [Screaming and tearing up] This world sucks—Easter Bunnies and dead husbands! Die, you fucking Easter Bunny—die like my dead husband; die like Johnny! I was relieved when Johnny died; I got married to him way too quick—I felt guilty for feeling like this for so long! [Pauses as she ceases her attacks] I do miss him, though.
- Baby Cakes: [Having witnessed the beating] Oh, she's a Chris Brown.
- Pony: No. I'm a brown widow.
- Matt: [Artificial brain in action] Checkers is dumb game!
- Frank: I cannot believe the Easter Bunny is real.
- Baby Cakes: Hey, sometimes a thing is; it just isn't to you.
Characters Appearing Edit
- Anne Hong
- Baby Cakes
- Billy
- Chris Brown
- Cinn-a-Mon
- Cravid
- Debra
- Easter Bunny
- Flip Flop
- Frank
- God (mentioned)
- Gwen
- Jesus Christ
- Kim
- Leonard
- Leslie
- Matt
- Mr. Attack
- Mrs. Attack
- Pemsy
- Pony
- Quimberly
- Spider
- Stacy Megan
- Steve
- Sunshine
- Sweater Beard
- The Dean
- The Mayor
- Trouble Bubble
- White Angus
Gallery Edit
|"Displays of Manhood"
|"Gummie World"
|China, IL
|"China, IL: The Funeral" • Unaired Pilot
|Season 1
|"Rewind, Pause, Pay!" • "Dean vs. Mayor" • "Baby Boom" • "Coming Out of the Casket" • "Secret Society" • "Prom Face/Off" • "Frankensteve" • "Chinese New Year" • "Dream Reamer" • "Dean's List"
|Season 2
|"The Perfect Lecture" • "Is College Worth It?" • "Do You Know Who You Look Like?" • "The Diamond Castle" • "Kenny Winker Rules" • "China-Man Begins" • "Total Validation" • "Surfer God" • "Prank Week" • "Wild Hogs"
|Season 3
|"A Gentleman's Bet" • "Best Face Forward" • "Charlize" • "Crow College" • "Bi-Topping-Ality" • "Parent's Day" • "Displays of Manhood" • "Life Coaches" • "Gummie World" • "Magical Pet"


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