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International Effort to Unearth the Secrets of the Soils - 28 Nov 2002
London/Nairobi, 28 November 2002 - Scientists are to go below ground in seven tropical countries to search for the largest source of untapped life left on Earth.
Experts know that, millimetres below the surface in the twilight, subterranean world, of the earthworm and the nematode, tens of thousands of new species of tiny organisms including bacteria, fungi, insects, mites and worms await discovery.
Scientists are also convinced that unraveling the secrets of how they operate may be the key to restoring the fertility of damaged and degraded lands while helping to raise crop yields in the tropics without the need for heavy pesticide and fertilizer use.
Klaus Toepfer, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), said: " The life forms living just below our feet are the most understudied organisms on the planet. When people think of where new species might be found, they tend to think of the rainforests, mangrove swamps or place like mountain peaks. Not millimetres below their toes".
"But researchers are now realizing that the world's soils, especially those in the tropics, are teeming with life and harbor more undescribed species than dwell on the Earth's surface. Harvesting the secrets of this understudied realm promises huge benefits and improved knowledge towards the goal of delivering sustainable development, towards eradicating poverty. This is one of the more unusual, curious but absolutely vital projects UNEP has undertaken . So I am delighted that the organization is involved in this pioneering work".
It was Louis Pasteur, the father of modern microbiology, who observed that " the role of the very small is large".
For example earthworms, termites and other soil-burrowing organisms influence the amount of rainwater soils can absorb. Soils depleted in such organisms are more drought-prone and at risk from catastrophic run-off. This can in turn increase the risk of flooding and erosion with consequences for river water quality and habitats such as coral reefs.
Bacteria and fungi help to eliminate pollutants and disease-causing germs from groundwater as it percolates through the soil to reservoirs, boreholes and other sources of drinking water.
Soil-living organisms also play a key role in the release of carbon dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases from the land to the atmosphere.
Understanding and unravelling the role of these humble creatures and life-forms in the so called "carbon cycle" may help the land absorb more greenhouse gases.
Research has shown that many soil-living organisms attack and neutralize plant, animal and human pests and pathogens It may be possible to promote beneficial soil-dwelling life forms to reduce crop, livestock and human diseases, the researchers believe.
The wealth of new species awaiting discovery, especially in the less well-studied tropics, also represents a huge new genetic resource. It is hoped that this genetic treasure trove will yield an array of new drugs, including antibiotics and 21st century industrial products for the benefit of rich and poor countries alike.
But above all, it is the role of these organisms as "biological ploughs" and suppliers of key nutrients that is intriguing the scientists and which has triggered the new UNEP/GEF project.
In the African savannas the soil structure has largely been formed by termites bringing fertile material to the surface - erosion of this material from the African highlands largely contributed to the fertility of ancient Egyptian agriculture cultivating sediments left by the annual flooding of the Nile.
The ability of termites to re-work iron-hard soils has been used as a tool to reclaim degraded soils in Africa and Australia. Farmers practicing shifting cultivation in West Africa use the mounds of some termite species to judge when fertility has been restored under forest fallow. Scientists showed that the digestive processes of these soil-feeding termites significantly increase the availability of nutrients to plants and are keystones in this traditional agricultural cycle.
Soil organisms also have key roles in modern agriculture.
For example, trials at several 100 year-old tea plantations in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, where yields have stalled despite heavy use of fertilizers and the spraying of plant growth hormones, indicate that assessing the role of below ground biodiversity can have huge agricultural benefits.
A team from the French Institute de Recherche pour le Development and the University of Sambalpur in India, working with the Indian company Parry Agro,found that, after the re-introduction of earthworms including native species , harvests at some of the plantations are up as much as 282 per cent, and profits up by as much as $ 5,500 per hectare per year. Dr. Fatima Moreira, a soil microbiologist at the Federal University of Lavras in Lavras, Brazil, said nitrogen fixing bacteria were already being deployed in Brazil to boost soya bean harvests in an environmentally-friendly way.
"Soya beans have been inoculated with a species of nitrogen-fixing bacteria called Bradyrhizobium and this has totally replaced the use of industrial fertilizers. An area of Brazil covering 14 million hectares is being farmed this way. Yields are 2.5 tons a hectare and this new technique is saving the national economy about one billion US dollars a year," she said.
Dr Moreira said surveys have now been carried out on 2,000 species, including trees, shrubs and herbs, in Brazil with the aim of discovering which ones might also be amenable to inoculation by nitrogen fixing bacteria.
Many of these plant species, vital for timber, charcoal and food production, appear likely to benefit from the technology.
The new $26 million project, backed with $9 million funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and support from other donors such as the Rockefeller Foundation, will be initially targeting the "below ground biodiversity" of seven tropical countries. These are Brazil, Mexico, Cote d'Ivoire, Uganda, Kenya, Indonesia and India.
Ahmed Djoghlaf, head of the UNEP/GEF which is based in Nairobi, Kenya, said: " There is an urgent need to assess, classify and record the life forms below ground. Many people are well aware that increasing intensification of agriculture and the clearing of forests for farmland is contributing to the threat of extinction and a decline in the numbers of plants and animals on the surface. There is growing evidence that a similar impact is being felt below ground. So we maybe losing many important and useful species from the world's soils without even knowing it."
Mike Swift, Director of the Nairobi-based Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Institute of CIAT (TSBF), which is co-ordinating the "Conservation and Sustainable Management of Below-Ground Biodiversity" project, said that the sites in the countries chosen were thought to be among those with the highest below ground biodiversity. Each of the countries also has well-developed scientific capacity in the 'Cinderella science' of soil biology.
The project is aimed at boosting those skills further and spreading awareness and knowledge of conserving soils life forms to environmentalists, farmers, government officials and other experts in these and other developing countries.
"There are huge gaps in our knowledge about the variety of organisms in the soil, especially in developing countries. What we know is the tip of the iceberg. One of the reasons why below ground biodiversity has been the Cinderella subject of the natural world has been linked to the difficulty of actually seeing what is there. But we now have new, genetic or DNA screening techniques, similar to those used by forensic scientists to profile a criminal from a swab or sample, which will allows us to screen soil samples for the bacteria, fungi and other life forms, " said Professor Swift.
He said apart from discovering new species, one of the project's aims is to test if different kinds of vegetation cover plays a role in boosting or diminishing the diversity of life forms below.
"It appears that, in places where you have single crops or so called mono cultures, planted there is a sharp decline in the level of species below with all sorts of negative impacts on yields, moisture content, pest control and fertility. The natural ability of the soil to break down pollutants, such as agro chemicals, also appears to be compromised," said Professor Swift.
"Whilst these losses can be partially compensated for by the use of petrol-driven agriculture and the use of industrially-produced fertilizers and pesticides, complete substitution is often both biologically and economically inefficient and carries dangers of environmental side-effects. A major aim of the project is to determine the optimum trade-off between biological and industrial approaches to management of the soil," he said.
"Agroforestry schemes, in which trees are incorporated into the farmland, or farms where the land has a variety of crops planted, appear to have a more positive impact on life-forms below. We want to test this hypothesis and, if sound, use the results to encourage more diverse kinds of agriculture with multiple benefits," he added.
Professor Jo Anderson of Exeter University and Chairman of the programme's Technical Advisory Group, pointed out that there was rising social and economic pressures across the tropics which were leading to widespread destruction of natural habitats for food, fuel and commercial products like timber.
Critical 'ecosystem services', such as water supplies, carbon storage and even the local climate, are being compromised along with losses of the very soil organisms that play a key role in providing many of these services.
"This project will provide critical information on how biodiversity can be conserved within landscapes that provide human needs, such as farm land, while conserving the natural heritage of the extraordinarily diverse, and potentially useful communities of organisms, for future generations," said Professor Anderson.
Notes to Editors: Mini Beasts, Wiggle Worms and Fellow Soil Dwellers
Over 4,000 bacteria and related organisms have been described by science, an unknown number of which are soil dwelling. It is estimated that in one gramme of forest soil there are up to 40,000 individual bacterial species many of which have never been described.
It is thought that only five per cent of the world's living fungi have been described. Of the 72,000 described specied up to 35,000 could be classed as soil living.
Protozoa include amoebas and flagellates. Some 1,900 soil living protozoa have been described which may be only 10 per cent of the species alive.
Some 15,000 individual nematode species have been described. It is estimated that there may be more than be as many as 100,000 species.
Mites are small spider-like invertebrates. The 45,000 species described are thought to represent just 5 per cent of the total number of species.
There are numerous groups of soil dwelling insects including Termites. More than 2,000 termite species have been described but the activities of a just few species can affect plants, soils and hydrology of tropical landscapes
Nearly 9,000 ant species have been described.
Earthworms; Over 3,600 have been described. It is thought that double this number exist in the wild.
For More Information Please Contact Eric Falt, Spokesperson/Director of UNEP's Division of Communications and Public Information, on Tel: 254 2 623292, Mobile: 254 (0) 733 682656, E-mail: email@example.com or Nick Nuttall, UNEP Head of Media, on Tel: 254 2 623084, Mobile: 254 (0) 733 632755 or when in London 1 917 378 8818, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
UNEP Web Site www.unep.org A source of excellent pictures and facts and figures on below ground biodiversity can be found at http://soils.usda.gov/sqi/SoilBiology/soil_biology_primer.htm#Contents
It is operated by the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service's Soil Quality Institute
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Overview of Uveitis
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Uveitis is defined as inflammation of the uveal tract—the iris, ciliary body, and choroid. However, the retina and fluid within the anterior chamber and vitreous are often involved as well. Most cases are idiopathic and presumed autoimmune; identifiable causes include trauma, infection, and systemic diseases, many of which are autoimmune. Symptoms include decreased vision, ocular ache, redness, photophobia, and floaters. Although uveitis is identified clinically, identifying the cause typically requires testing. Treatment depends on cause but typically includes topical, locally injected, or systemic corticosteroids with a topical cycloplegic-mydriatic drug. Noncorticosteroid immunosuppressive drugs may be used in severe and refractory cases.
Uveitis is classified anatomically as
Anterior uveitis: Localized primarily to the anterior segment of the eye, includes iritis (inflammation in the anterior chamber alone) and iridocyclitis (inflammation in the anterior chamber and anterior vitreous)
Intermediate uveitis (peripheral uveitis or chronic cyclitis): Localized to the vitreous
Posterior uveitis: Any form of retinitis, choroiditis, or inflammation of the optic disk
Panuveitis (also called diffuse uveitis): Inflammation in both the anterior and posterior chambers
Uveitis may occur with or without vitreitis, retinitis, papillitis, or optic neuritis.
Causes of anterior uveitis are
Causes of intermediate uveitis are
The latter five in this list are uncommon causes of intermediate uveitis.
Causes of posterior uveitis (retinitis) are
Causes of panuveitis are
Infrequently, systemic drugs cause uveitis (usually anterior). Examples are sulfonamides, pamidronate (an inhibitor of bone resorption), rifabutin, and cidofovir.
Systemic diseases causing uveitis and their treatment are discussed elsewhere in TheMANUAL.
Symptoms and Signs
Symptoms and signs may be subtle and vary depending on the site and severity of inflammation.
Anterior uveitis tends to be the most symptomatic, usually manifesting with
Signs include hyperemia of the conjunctiva adjacent to the cornea (ciliary flush or limbal injection). Slit-lamp findings include keratic precipitates (WBC clumps on the inner corneal surface), cells and flare (a haze) in the anterior chamber (aqueous humor), and posterior synechiae. With severe anterior uveitis, WBCs may layer in the anterior chamber (hypopyon).
Intermediate uveitis is typically painless and manifests with
The primary sign is cells in the vitreous humor. Aggregates and condensations of inflammatory cells often occur over the pars plana (near the junction of the iris and sclera), forming "snowballs." Vision may be decreased because of floaters or cystoid macular edema, which results from fluid leakage from blood vessels in the macula. Confluent and condensed vitreous cells and snowballs over the pars plana may cause a classic "snowbank" appearance, which can be associated with neovascularization of the retinal periphery.
Posterior uveitis may give rise to diverse symptoms but most commonly causes floaters and decreased vision as occurs in intermediate uveitis. Signs include
Panuveitis may cause any combination of the previously mentioned symptoms and signs.
Serious complications of uveitis include profound and irreversible vision loss, especially when uveitis is unrecognized, inadequately treated, or both.
The most frequent complications include
Uveitis should be suspected in any patient who has ocular ache, redness, photophobia, floaters, or decreased vision. Patients with anterior uveitis have ocular ache in the affected eye if light is shined in the unaffected eye (true photophobia), which is uncommon in conjunctivitis.
Diagnosis of anterior uveitis is by recognizing cells and flare in the anterior chamber. Cells and flare are seen with a slit lamp and are most evident when using a narrow, intensely bright light focused on the anterior chamber in a dark room. Findings of intermediate and posterior uveitis are most easily seen after dilating the pupil (see Evaluation of the Ophthalmologic Patient : Ophthalmoscopy). Indirect ophthalmoscopy (usually done by an ophthalmologist) is more sensitive than direct ophthalmoscopy. (Note: If uveitis is suspected, patients should be referred immediately for complete ophthalmologic evaluation.)
Many conditions that cause intraocular inflammation can mimic uveitis and should be considered in the appropriate clinical settings. Such conditions include, most commonly, severe conjunctivitis (eg, epidemic keratoconjunctivitis), severe keratitis (eg, herpetic keratoconjunctivitis, peripheral ulcerative keratitis), and severe scleritis, and, less commonly, intraocular cancers in the very young (typically retinoblastoma and leukemia) and in the elderly (intraocular lymphoma). Much less commonly, retinitis pigmentosa (see Retinitis Pigmentosa) can manifest with mild inflammation, which may be confused with uveitis.
Treatment of active inflammation usually involves corticosteroids given topically (eg, prednisolone acetate 1% 1 drop q 1 h while awake) or by periocular or intraocular injection along with a cycloplegic-mydriatic drug (eg, homatropine 2% or 5% drops [if available] or cyclopentolate 0.5% or 1.0% drops, either drug given bid to qid depending on severity). Antimicrobial drugs are used to treat infectious uveitis. Particularly severe or chronic cases may require systemic corticosteroids (eg, prednisone 1 to 2 mg/kg po once/day), systemic noncorticosteroid immunosuppressive drugs (eg, methotrexate 15 to 20 mg po once/wk), laser phototherapy, cryotherapy applied transsclerally to the retinal periphery, or surgical removal of the vitreous (vitrectomy).
Key Points
Inflammation of the uveal tract (uveitis) can affect the anterior segment (including the iris), intermediate uveal tract (including the vitreous), or posterior uvea (including the choroid, retina, and optic nerve).
Most cases are idiopathic, but known causes include infections, trauma, and autoimmune disorders.
Findings in anterior uveitis include aching eye pain, photophobia, redness closely surrounding the cornea (ciliary flush), and, on slit-lamp examination, cells and flare.
Intermediate and posterior uveitis tend to cause less pain and eye redness but more floaters and decreased vision.
Diagnosis is confirmed by slit-lamp examination and ophthalmoscopic examination (often indirect) after pupillary dilation.
Treat in conjunction with an ophthalmologist, usually with topical corticosteroids and cycloplegic-mydriatic drugs.
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An increase in fourth-quarter and full-year income and earnings per share sent Genesee & Wyoming Inc. shares climbing in midday trading Tuesday.
G&W reported adjusted net income of $60.6 million in the quarter, up from $44.2 million in the fourth quarter 2012. Adjusted diluted earnings per share were $1.07, compared with 79 cents a share a year ago.
The company logged a 72 percent increase in revenues in the fourth quarter from $227.3 million a year ago to $391.7 million in 2013. The increase included $152.9 million in revenues from new operations.
Analysts had expected diluted earnings per share of $1.16 on revenues of $398.12 million.
"The overall trajectory of our business continues to be positive, with adjusted diluted EPS increasing 19 percent in the fourth quarter of 2013," G&W president and CEO Jack Hellmann said in a statement. "However, G&W's fourth-quarter financial results were weaker than we expected."
Hellman noted the strengthening of the U.S. dollar reduced the company's income from operations in Australia and Canada. He also pointed to two costly derailments in Alabama and Northern Australia during the quarter. Diesel fuel consumption also was unusually high, Hellman said, because of cold temperatures in the United States and Canada.
G&W's traffic in the fourth quarter was 471,906 carloads, an increase of nearly 8 percent.
For the full year G&W reported adjusted net income of $242 million, compared with adjusted net income of $129.7 million for the year ended Dec. 31, 2012. Adjusted diluted earnings per share improved to $4.26 from $2.53 in 2012.
Revenues for the full year increased to $1.57 billion from $874.9 million in 2012.
Analysts had expected diluted earnings per share of $4.37 on revenues of $1.58 billion.
"Our 2013 results were uniformly strong," Hellman said. "Our safety results led the rail industry for the fifth consecutive year, we successfully integrated the $2 billion acquisition of RailAmerica, we generated record free cash flow and our adjusted diluted earnings per share increased 50 percent."
Hellman said 2014 is off to a slow start because of the extreme winter weather in North America, but G&W expects its positive momentum to continue.
Connecticut-based G&W, which has its administrative base in Rochester, owns and operates short-line and regional freight railroads in the U.S., Canada, the Netherlands and Australia. The company's most recent acquisition was announced in January and involves the purchase of the western part of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.'s Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad for $210 million.
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How many times have you watched "The Force Awakens"? Enough times to nail every question in this quiz? See if you can win this battle by matching the quote to the character.
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Question 1 of 30
"Their shields have a fractional refresh rate. Keeps anything traveling slower than light speed from getting through."
Han Solo
Han Solo says this, explaining how risky their approach to the Starkiller Base will be.
Question 2 of 30
"I'm getting pretty good at this!"
Poe Dameron
Finn is gaining confidence in his gunnery skills.
Question 3 of 30
"Ok, stay calm, stay calm."
Poe Dameron
This is Finn, talking to himself.
Question 4 of 30
"I had no idea we had the best pilot in the Resistance on board. Comfortable?"
Tasu Leech
Kylo Ren
Kylo Ren says this to the captured Poe Dameron.
Question 5 of 30
"Snoke is using you for your power. When he gets what he wants, he'll crush you — you know it's true."
Maz Kanata
General Hux
Han Solo
Han is trying to turn Kylo Ren away from the dark side when he says this.
Question 6 of 30
"Oh, my dear friend. How I've missed you."
This is C-3PO's response when R2-D2 awakens.
Snap Wexley
Question 7 of 30
"Leave the base at once and come to me with Kylo Ren. It is time to complete his training."
Darth Vader
Snoke issues this command to General Hux.
Captain Phasma
Question 8 of 30
"You need a teacher. I can show you the ways of the Force!"
Colonel Datoo
Kylo Ren
Kylo Ren says this in an attempt to convince Rey to join him.
Question 9 of 30
"No matter how much we fought, I've always hated watching you leave."
Leia's words to Han say a lot about the length and complexity of their relationship.
Question 10 of 30
"Well, because of you now we have a chance. The general's been after this for a long time."
Han Solo
Poe Dameron
Poe says this when he first acquires the map to Luke Skywalker on Jakku.
Question 11 of 30
"You take this. It's safer with you than it is with me. You get as far away from here as you can. Do you hear me?"
Poe Dameron
Poe tells this to BB-8 when the First Order attacks Jakku.
Question 12 of 30
"That one's garbage!"
Rey doesn't think very highly of the Millennium Falcon.
General Hux
Question 13 of 30
"Han Solo, you are a dead man."
Kylo Ren
Bala-Tik is only one of the many people Han seems to have ticked off in the years leading up to "The Force Awakens."
Question 14 of 30
"Some moof-milker put a compressor on the ignition line!"
Captain Phasma
Han Solo
Han is not impressed with some of the modifications that have been done to the Falcon.
Question 15 of 30
"The map to Skywalker. We know you've found it, and now you're going to give it to the First Order."
Lieutenant Mitaka
Kylo Ren
Kylo Ren is trying to intimidate Lor San Tekka into revealing crucial information.
Question 16 of 30
"FN-2187. Submit your blaster for inspection."
Captain Phasma
Captain Phasma is suspicious of Finn's refusal to fire at civilians on Jakku.
Kylo Ren
General Hux
Question 17 of 30
"Follow the girl, and get that droid."
Unkar Plutt
Unkar Plutt recognizes the value of BB-8.
General Hux
Poe Dameron
Question 18 of 30
"FN, huh? Finn. I'm gonna call you Finn! That all right?"
Poe Dameron
Poe gives Finn a proper name instead of a stormtrooper designation.
Han Solo
Question 19 of 30
"Crazy thing is, it's true. The Force, the Jedi, all of it. It's all true."
Han Solo
Han Solo reveals the secrets of the galaxy to Rey and Finn.
Luke Skywalker
Question 20 of 30
"No. You've been running away from this fight for too long. Han, nyakee nago wadda. Go home!"
Maz Kanata
Maz pushes Han to get involved with the Resistance.
Nien Nunb
Question 21 of 30
"Pull the division out. Forget the droid. We have what we need."
Captain Phasma
Kylo Ren
Kylo Ren issues this order when he captures Rey.
Question 22 of 30
"You will remove these restraints and leave this cell with the door open."
Rey is gaining confidence is her command of the Force, using it to influence a stormtrooper.
Luke Skywalker
Kylo Ren
Question 23 of 30
"And you looked at me like no one ever had. I was ashamed of what I was. But I'm done with the First Order. I'm never going back. Rey, come with me."
Kylo Ren
Finn wants to run away from the battle between the Resistance and the First Order, and he wants Rey to join him.
Unkar Plutt
Question 24 of 30
"Chewie, we're home."
Han Solo
Han's line carries extra emotional weight for longtime "Star Wars" fans.
Question 25 of 30
"You should know, I'm a big deal in the Resistance. Which puts a real target on my back. Are there any conspirators here? First Order sympathizers?"
Major Ematt
Finn exaggerates his importance just a little.
Maz Kanata
Question 26 of 30
"Are you offering me a job?"
Admiral Ackbar
This is Rey's response when Han tells her he's thinking of bringing on an extra co-pilot.
Question 27 of 30
"Oh really, you're cold?"
Han Solo
Han is unsympathetic to Chewie's complaints about the weather.
Question 28 of 30
"You can't be so stupid as to think this will be easy. My troops will storm this block and kill you all."
Captain Phasma
Phasma's troops turn out to be fairly ineffective at stopping Han, Finn and Rey.
General Hux
Question 29 of 30
"Classified. Really? Me too. Big secret. Niima Outpost is that way, stay off Kelvin Ridge. Keep away from the Sinking Fields in the north, you'll drown in the sand."
Han Solo
Rey tries to send BB-8 on his way at first, then agrees to let him stay.
Korr Sella
Question 30 of 30
"I know what I have to do, but I don't know if I have the strength to do it. Will you help me?"
Kylo Ren
Kylo Ren says this to his father just before … well, you know.


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|DM Wellard
|Naria Yamyra
|Marak Quan
|DM Wellard
Ali and Lunas were very happy to be back in the small town they now called home, at least for the time being. After the oppressive walls and great, unwashed horeds of two legs and their stink, the open, small village seemed almost as good as being at free roam in the great wide Land itself.
Yup! The title sure makes ya sit up and pay attention! PS how big is Sandpoint anyway?
|Marak Quan
Marak mind is awhirl with the magical forces he has manipulated over last months, and he welcomes a chance to take his lunch and sit on the hillside by the sea, in the small burial site he has used to host the bodies of those who were afflicted by Thassilonian transmutations.
The tall grass has regrown from where he disrupted the earth, and without markers, there would be little sign of his efforts, which comforts him. He hopes that those shades, so unlucky in life, can draw the same peace from the view that he does.
The gates of Sandpoint bring a sense of welcome to Inikai. He greets the guardsmen and customs agent by name and asks after their families and of new events in the town. They make small talk for a short while and then Inikai takes his leave. He heads towards his house in order to take stock of it and to bathe.
The house is dusty and the air is stale but nothing seems to be out of order. He checks his hiding places to see if the wax seals have been disturbed; thankfully they have not. Carefully, he breaks the seal covering the loose stone in the hearth and pulls it free. His books and papers are still there and the bookmarks area also between the pages. As quickly as he can, Inikai places his newly purchased texts inside with the others and replaces the stone. Then he melts some candlewax to reseal the opening and sprinkles some dust into the hot wax in oder to conceal the breach.
After a leisurely bath he dresses and pays a call on the Turandok Academy. Hopefully, Ilsoari will be there. If so, he will discuss the events of Magnimar with him and inquire about any news of Kaliciel and of any more events in Sandpoint. If the Hagfish is not to crowded Inikai will take his friend to lunch there. Perhaps some fool will be there who will try his hand at winning the silver for drinking the fishwater. Watching that never gets old.
|DM Wellard
|Esteriande d'Litran
Esteriande takes her time renew old acquaintances in the town, and goes to take up a room in the Rusty Dragon for her stay. While she could take lodgings in the Cathedral, the cuisine is better at the Dragon!
Once there she writes up her journal, giving due consideration to the recent events. Where did the Lamia come from? What was the meaning of the seven-pointed star?
She talks to her new friends for hours, drawing out of them as many details as possible of what has transpired in the town and surround.
|Naria Yamyra
|Marak Quan
I can't find a map online to save my life, but I think Sandpoint has an old lighthouse near the field I picked to bury folks, that's of Thassilonian design. Marak will show Naria where it is and help her to translate any of the Thassilonian inscriptions, since he speaks / writes the language.
|DM Wellard
|Naria Yamyra
|DM Wellard
|Naria Yamyra
|Muchorak "Windstriker"
The fresh air is a welcome relief to the Shoanti; the closed walls of the city made the place so alien to him and unwelcoming in his heart. Now, again, out of those walls and on his way back to a more civilized world in his eyes. The journey would be peaceful, a gift tucked into his bag, his thoughts were pleasant and with each inhale of fresh air each day seemed like a new start.
The sea air of the coast told him they were close to Sandpoint, the place where this all began, strange companions he had but all worthy friends. He had bled with them, tasted battle with them, and been victorious on every occasion. He would die for them as any tribesman would for another. But did they understand what that truly meant? It was a thought he wouldn't ponder on long; he knew his customs would seem alien to them as in many discussions he has shared with them. They are much like the men who took my peoples homeland away, the Shoanti thought to himself, and yet they are so different from them.
As they approach the gates that mark the town of Sandpoint Muchorak stops, places a hand on Wolfspirit, "Shall we enjoy the lands for a time?" He then looks at the rest of his companions, "After dawn then?" And without really waiting for an answer the barbarian bounds off into the wilds Ursus at his side and the duo almost howl out in unison and that chance to be free again.
Muchorak leads Wolfspirit deep into the woods and after a short time finds a familiar grove. A place he used long ago, a place where he had made a connection with the spirit that now travelled with him. He removed his pack, weapons, gear, and stood only in his tribal clothes; loose breeches and soft moccasins. He unties his hair letting it hang loosely and begins walking a small circle around Wolfspirit, he speaks in his native tongue and clearly stops at four distinct times. At each stop he lowers himself to the ground seeming to give praise to something, and then stands his arms out stretched seemingly giving life to the tattooed wings on his back. Once the circle has been completed he goes to his pack and removes a finely crafted belt, holds it in his hands, and begins the circle again chanting the entire time.
He seems lost in his act of tradition; even Ursus seems to absently pat the ground before him causing a steady rhythm keeping his friends beat. With the circle completed again he moves to the center of the circle, to Wolfspirit, and kneels before her. With delicate hands he removes the belt she currently wears, thrusts the new belt into the air with a predatory screech then lowers it and begins to place it on her. "With this you shall have the endurance of the Great Bear and the strength of the Great Bull. May our journeys last as long as you wish them Great Spirit!" With the belt fastened, still on his knees, the Shoanti bends backwards, his arms outstretched, and lets out a celebratory yell; which Ursus joins in with a roar.
Sorry for the delay, was swamped with work, but hope you enjoy!
Awesome as always! ^-^
Both Ali and Lunas gladly and eagerly join Big and Little Bear as they lope into the wilder lands. Ali as she runs flowing into four leg form.
Once they reach the familiar grove Aliwolf flows back to Gnome form, somehow realizing it is being the most appropriate for the moment. She does not always understand the ways and actions of her great Pack Leader but she always understands his intent and has never had the smallest doubt of his strong affection for her. Neither does she understand why he seems to have such reverence and respect for her, yet she does not question it either, simply accepting all, innocently, completely and lovingly.
She watches fascinated at his ritual, almost mezmerized by the beautiful, flowing movements of his tribal dance. Lunas too is caught up in the natural magic of the moment, his head on his paws and his big yellow eyes fixed on his Den Sister and the very special two-legs who Lunas has accepted as a brother four-legs almost from the beginning.
As Big Bear places the new belt around her waist Ali's big eyes open even wider as she feels the incredible rush of strength and vitality flow into her. It was like when she called upon the Land for such, yet even stronger, and it seemed like a flowing river of power which would never end or dry up! Throwing her small arms around his thick neck, Ali hugs Big Bear tightly, being careful not to hurt him with her new-found strength. As Big and Little Bear let out their roars, Ali and Lunas join in with their howls, the Gnome flowing to wolf form mid howl. The already inseparable bond between them grown even stronger, through gesture and sound, Aliwolf suggests to her pack leader that it is now time to Hunt!
|Muchorak "Windstriker"
Muchorak welcomes the embrace from Wolfspirit squeezing her small frame knowing that he can't hurt her and also knowing there are limitations to any relationship he could have with such a powerful being.
Recognizing the movements of the hunt beginning the Shoanti quickly stowes his belongings, gathers his bow, quiver, and dagger; then follows Wolfspirit for the hunt to be had.
He allows his mind to go back to his youth, to his earlier hunts, open your senses, his father told him, feel the world around you, feel her majesty, hear her heartbeat. The wind blew at his hair and brought the smell of prey. He felt his heartbeat, exhaled, slowing the pulse. Don't get caught up in the kill. Honor our animal brethren for without them we have no life and without us they have no protection. His father had taught him much of the hunt, much if not all he knew of the natural world.
He looked over at the wolf next to him. How at one moment she was such a small creature of beauty, of innocence, and in the next flying with the birds or a true predator. He envied her, her freedom, and yet found other emotions for her but with no clear understanding of them. Were they of worship, adoration, or...
She let out a low growl bringing his mind back to the hunt, she had a scent of something. He nodded and followed after her.
Sure, why not make things complicated. :D
|DM Wellard
|Naria Yamyra
On the road to Sandpoint, Romon rides in his customary spot at the rear of the group. His pace is introspective, if not slightly grudging. He mentally relives a marvelous month in Magnimar, showing his companions as much of the city and its nightlife as possible while Marak went on about work to do, and Muchorak sniffed disdainfully at the coolest stuff, and Ali -- well Ali seldom understood anything the way it was intended, but she was always so funny about.
Naria and Inikai were good though. They knew how to relax. And he was beginning to suspect Inikai had a past run-in with the law. He shrank in mouselike on the few occasions that they crossed Hellknight's paths. You'd think he was ashamed of a little past trouble. Caillean's nuts, everyone Romon knew had had a brush with justice. If you weren't born rich, it was hard to make a go without cutting some corners. It was just a matter of how deep. The only shame was in getting caught.
And Randi, she could be all dangerous sexy one second and as full of rules as an Abadarian the next. Except with most Abadarians everything was for sale and she had nothing for sale.
Thank heavens for his old girlfriends at the Blue Lantern. And the food. And late nights running through the Bazaar and alleys. The warehouse rooftops on the docks. And the last dawn alone on the Irespan. He'd hope to bring them here all together to his favorite place. The city looked good in dusky rose. And the flash when the sun's first true rays hit the gold angel on the Arvensoar. And the Shadow no where to be seen.
Why can't they be happy in the greatest city in the world?
And why, by Azmo's beard, am I following them back to Sandlump?
Sorry if I've hijacked your PCs too far off the mark. Dabbler, I tried to leave Romon & Randi as ambiguous as possible. Maybe you can clear it up, it would be her perogative to set limits.
|Esteriande d'Litran
You asked for it.
One evening soon, Romon will retire to his room to find Esteriande waiting for him wearing very little but a wicked grin:
"You 'ave earned ze blessings of Shellyn for your 'eroism, mon amour, but first," a riding crop slaps a leather glove playfully, "we must ensure all ze evil influences of ze mask are...thoroughly purged."
(fade out)
Don't worry, she can lay on hands, no permanent injuries.
|Muchorak "Windstriker"
|Esteriande d'Litran
Don't worry, she can lay on hands, no permanent injuries.
Does she have to use her hands?
And Muchorak! Half-Gnome?? For shame! How can you even suggest such a thing??....Surely you mean half-wolf ; )
|Esteriande d'Litran
Esteriande d'Litran wrote:Does she have to use her hands?
Don't worry, she can lay on hands, no permanent injuries.
Not necessarily, what would you rather she use? She could just lay on...
You know what I like!
Esteriande knows what you are going to receive in any event...
Naria and Inikai were good though. They knew how to relax. And he was beginning to suspect Inikai had a past run-in with the law. He shrank in mouselike on the few occasions that they crossed Hellknight's paths. You'd think he was ashamed of a little past trouble. [/ooc]
I was a minor at the time so it does not count. On a serious note, nicely done; you just gave me an idea
|DM Wellard
It's a good thing kids don't read any more.
No transgressions, I was framed! And my stain of evil has been purged!
Esteriande and Wellard:
Wellard, how hard will it be to get there? It's supposed to be locked up and guarded.
[ooc]And let me apologize now. Romon's been dieing to try this room out. I can't stop him. Just say he can check it off his bucket list and we'll consider the whole matter closed.
Romon will gladly tag along with Naria to the tower if she lets him. Although his idea of examining it is to try climbing to the top. Happy to help her get up there too. High places are fun! (especially if you have a ring of feather fall.)
|DM Wellard
|Naria Yamyra
|Esteriande d'Litran
Esteriande will follow Romon into the tunnels beneath Sandpoint in wonder, frequently stopping to examine items, frescoes, fragments of pottery and the like. You get the impression she is quite a buff on ancient history, and a student of Thassilonia.
"'As Professor Quink seen all zis?" she asks. "I understand 'e is quite an authority."
At the chamber she will pause and examine it carefully. Does she detect evil?
|Marak Quan
In the Forest:
The Hunt! The scent was caught, the dance begun, the deadly race of Life and Death was here! Quickly flowing to two wing form, Ali takes to the skies, using the advantage of height and perception to better get the lay of the land ahead and therefore more efficiently track down their prey. There were no thoughts whatsoever of it being 'unfair' she do so. A hunter used every single one of their gifts to take down their prey, it was foolish not too. Once sure of their path ahead, she dives back down, flowing to wolf just before she hits the ground running.
Her packmates flash by beside her on either side, even Little Bear surprisingly fast on his feet despite his bulk. Pack Leader still only has two legs but is more fleet than others of his kind, plus, he does not tire so easily as most two legs do.
Their blood singing the ancient song, all speaking the unspoken language of the pack on the hunt they each instinctively play the role best suited them. Guiding the prey, harrying the prey, slowly and expertly, bit by bit, bearing inevitably down upon on it.
And then the moment to strike! Through long understanding, it is not Aliwolf but Lunas who bolts ahead in a last burst of speed, fangs tearing flesh, hamstrings torn. Then Ursine claw breaking back, so movement ceases and two-legs fang of steel slicing neck, so life spills out, all three things happening almost simultaneously so pain is almost over before it can be realized or felt. There is no malice or joy in this violence, nor is there guilt or remorse. There is only instinct, and survival and purpose, and respect for Life and Death. Only the small grey wolf does not participate in the killing, for while she will always help the pack to hunt, she herself consumes no flesh of her four leg and two wing brother-sisters of the Land.
The pack gathers round the prey, each asking forgiveness of their fallen brother. Thanks are also given, for the gift of the flesh and life of the one so that the many may continue to live and thrive. Aliwolf sits on her haunches and watches as her packmates feed, happy in the knowledge that the strength and essence of their now gone prey-brother shall continue to live on in her pack, making them stronger, the cycle of Life and Death thus honoured. This had been a good hunt, this was indeed a good day.
Ah, ok, oops, not so short after all. Couldn't help it! I swear!
|Muchorak "Windstriker"
|Muchorak "Windstriker"
The hunt was exhilarating. The shoanti missed the simplicity of such an event, the beauty of it and the cycle continuing fresh and new. He knew he was away from his people but at this time he felt that small taste of home again in his blood. If the elders of his tribe knew now that he walked and hunted with a spirit itself they would probably say his journey was complete. But he knew it wasn't. He wasn't sure how but it was something he felt. He hand bonded himself to this spirit and in such as per his customs would not leave this path until he was unwanted or needed.
As night drew closer, the hunt complete, he led them to a stream. It was now a time to become clean again, to rejuvenate the soul, mind, and body so at the new day everything can be fresh again. He soaked in the streams water, cool, crisp and refreshing and watched as Ursus played. When evening came they went back to the grove to rest under the stars. A pleasant night and one full of memories of his youth.
He woke with Ursus nestled into him keeping him from the cold and the sounds of the woods welcoming dawn. It was a good night, a good hunt, but now it was time to return to their companions. He wondered if the others would ever be able to see the beauty of his world and almost pitied them that they could not.
Muchorak gathered his things returning everything to its proper place, absently patted Ursus on the head scratching behind his ears, then looked at Wolfspirit, "Shall we go back to town then?"
Ilsoari was away from the Turandok Academy when Inikai arrived. Sidra, the general secretary was pleased to see Inikai and inquired about his trip to Magnimar and the goings-on there. All the while that they talked Inikai sensed that she wanted to broach another subject but did not do so. Inikai was curious but could not draw Sidra into revealing her curiousity.
Sidra had mentioned that Marak and Naria were examining Old Light with Brodert, the poor souls. For a moment he condiered joining them but then he was struck with a thought. The curly-haired barmaid should be working at the 'Dragon right now. Perhaps it is time that I paid a call on her and regaled her with tales of my (our) adventures in the great city. Hopefully she hasn't gotten married or pregnant while I was away. Or worse, before I left...
As Big Bear lead them to the stream Ali flowed to Gnome, a huge, happy grin already on her face. Very quickly and completely innocently and unashamedly she removes her clothes and dives into the waters. Yes, she could swim in four leg form too, but she was much better at it, and enjoyed it much more, in two-leg form she had found.
If Big Bear has any reaction to her nakedness, she does not seem to be aware of it, instead simply yelping and splashing and playing with Lunas and Ursas. Eventually though she tires of the games and simply floats on the surface, calmly gazing at the stars until it is time to get out.
As they reentered the Grove and settled down to sleep, all the pack huddled together for warmth, as was normal. Usually when outdoors Ali flowed to furred four leg form to keep warmer. But with her three big packmates to keep her warm on this night, she found it unnecessary and curled up between them all, her dreams that night pleasant and pure.
As they broke fast the next morning and prepared themselves, when Big Bear asks his question she smiles happily and grabs his hand answering "Yes yes, we go back now. Ali want show other friends her new belt that make her strong strong!"[/b] she giggles as she touches the belt with her other hand. "Lunas also like his new gift which give more strength and tell Ali to tell thanks to pack leader. Lunas think Big Bear is good good pack leader. Maybe better than pack leader She." Ali does not state her own opinion, as it is something she finds it uncomfortable to think about.
If Big Bear is content to slowly walk to town, she will remain in Gnome form, holding his hand as long as he lets her. If he would prefer to run, she just as happily flows to wolf and lopes along beside him.
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Muchorak kneels down to Wolfspirit so he is on equal height with her and places his left hand gently on the side of her face; touching her cheek, "There is no better leader than you for Lunas." He looks into her eyes his expression serious, "I only do my best to honor you."
He smiles to disarm the 'seriousness' he imposed on the situation and gladly holds her hand on the way back to town.
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"Bonjour Naria," Esteriande greets her cheerfully as she enters the common room. "'Ow are you zis fine and wonderful morning? We 'ave not 'ad time yet to discuss ze ruins 'ere, I 'ave been," she coughs and looks a little embarrassed, "distracted. You 'ave a letter - from an admirer?" she winks.
The gossip in Sandpoint soon reaches Inikai and informs him that a letter was delivered to the 'Dragon for the group. He takes a moment to straighten out his house before making his way to join his fellows.Whatever it is, I hope it does not take us back to Magnimar too soon. Cydrak is rehearsing a play to open soon and he said there would be some very pretty young ladies who will need escorting. He better not be stretching the definition of 'pretty' again.
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Two tries in the final 16 minutes saw the 'Tahs come from behind to defeat the Brumbies 28-22 at Allianz Stadium in Sydney on Saturday.
Two tries in the final 16 minutes saw the Waratahs come from behind to beat the Brumbies 28-22 at Allianz Stadium in Sydney on Saturday.
The result will be music to the ears of Australian conference rivals the Reds as the standings now read Brumbies (46), Reds (44) and 'Tahs (38).
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The Waratahs wouldn't have to wait long to trouble the scorers though as Barnes' fluid distribution came to the fore, with space found on the left touchline for Michael Hooper to race over. Barnes was on-target this time to level matters as the Brumbies struggled.
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Mogg would then hit back with three penalties but when Barnes backed his pace and went over on 64 minutes before Peter Betham sliced through with only six minutes remaining, the 'Tahs held a 28-22 lead which was how it stayed despite a late surge from the Brumbies.
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Replacements: 16 John Ulugia, 17 Sekope Kepu, 18 Will Skelton, 19 Mitchell Chapman, 20 Matt Lucas, 21 Berrick Barnes, 22 Peter Betham.
Brumbies: 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Joe Tomane, 10 Matt Toomua, 9 Nic White, 8 Ben Mowen (c), 7 George Smith, 6 Peter Kimlin, 5 Sam Carter, 4 Scott Fardy, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Scott Sio.
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