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Q&A: H1N1 pandemic influenza - what's new?
The World Health Organization has announced the end of the (H1N1) influenza A (H1N1) pandemic - what does this mean?
In 2009, the new H1N1 pandemic virus exhibited several features that distinguished it from seasonal influenza: it caused major outbreaks in the northern hemisphere summer and autumn, it quickly dominated over other influenza viruses circulating in humans, and it caused widespread disease because of the lack of significant population immunity, particularly in young people. In 2010, the pandemic virus is behaving more like a seasonal influenza virus in that summer outbreaks have not been seen, it is co-circulating with seasonal A(H3N2) and B viruses, and the intensity of transmission is now lower than in 2009. For these reasons, the World Health Organization (WHO) downgraded its pandemic alert from phase 6 to the post-pandemic phase on 10 August 2010. Fortunately, in contrast to descriptions of the 1918 Spanish influenza pandemic, there has been no apparent change in disease severity over the first 18 months of circulation of this virus.
Does this mean that the pandemic H1N1 influenza virus is no longer a threat?
Not necessarily, not altogether. Several features of this virus are a continued cause for concern; for example, most hospitalizations and deaths are still in those under 60 years old. This is probably because people in this age group are less likely to be immune. Furthermore, of those people admitted to hospital in the USA with confirmed influenza (H1N1) 2009 pneumonia, almost two-thirds end up in intensive care. Recent clinical studies have identified risk factors for severe disease that include, but are not limited to, obesity, cardiovascular disease and pregnancy. Importantly, however, about one-third of those who have died with (H1N1) 2009 lacked any known risk factors
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Mutation and reassortment giving rise to antigenic drift and antigenic shift in different hosts of influenza virus
Mutation and reassortment giving rise to antigenic drift and antigenic shift in different hosts of influenza virus. The surface hemagglutinin and neuraminidase molecules (blue) of influenza viruses, which play an essential part in viral recognition of and entry into host cells, undergo frequent mutation (antigenic drift) in their human hosts, giving rise to new variants (red dots) that can elude antibodies made in many individuals against the parent virus. Less frequently, entire segments of the eight-segment genome of an avian influenza virus and a human virus become reassorted into the same virion, usually through infection of swine by both viruses, and this can result in a virus that is still adapted to infect humans but expresses an avian hemagglutinin or neuraminidase (antigenic shift) to which there is no prior immunity in human populations. These give rise periodically to pandemics. Figure reproduced with permission from Figure 10-17 of: DeFranco AL,
Is there any sign of reassortment between different viruses?
When we last wrote on this
What about antigenic drift?
Despite intense surveillance by the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance Network and other systems, significant antigenic drift has not yet been detected in circulating H1N1 2009 viruses. However, we expect that it will appear over the next year or so.
A key driver for antigenic drift in the influenza virus HA glycoprotein is immune pressure by the specific antibody response. Recent serological analyses in a number of countries have found antibodies specific for the pandemic H1N1 virus in up to 40% of surveyed individuals
Are there any new clues to why susceptibility was so high, especially among younger people, in the first place?
Yes. What has emerged recently is a clear molecular mechanism explaining the lack of immunity to the influenza H1N1 2009 virus in most of the population. Comparison of the hemagglutinin structures of A/California/04/2009 H1N1 and seasonal influenza viruses has shown significant variation within the antigenic sites recognized by specific antibodies
There are also indications that there may be less cross-protection from T-cell responses to earlier seasonal viruses than had been supposed. Influenza-specific T-cell immunity is often directed against peptide components derived from the more conserved internal viral gene products, such as nucleoprotein, matrix protein 1 or polymerase subunits. T-cell immunity is therefore considered more able to provide heterologous immunity because the targets are more likely to be shared between different influenza strains and subtypes. There are studies that have demonstrated the presence of cross-reactive T cell responses between seasonal and pandemic influenza, supporting the notion that these responses may be important in ameloriating infection in the absence of antibody immunity
Do we know any more about why some people are particularly severely affected?
It is clear that in animal models of infection, as well as in human clinical studies, the influenza A (H1N1) virus can replicate more extensively in the lower lung. Clinical data have shown that key risk factors for more severe infection include obesity, diabetes and immunosuppression among other underlying conditions
Why is the virus so highly transmissible?
The efficiency of influenza A (H1N1) 2009 virus transmission does not appear to be any greater than that of seasonal influenza. A key factor in the rapid and sustained global spread of the virus during 2009 was the very large pool of susceptible individuals due to low population immunity.
But there have been some recent advances in identifying the molecular determinants of transmission - that is to say, the molecular factors that promote spread of the virus between individuals. Using influenza reverse genetics, two groups introduced known virulence determinants into the influenza A (H1N1) 2009 pandemic virus and used these viruses to study the impact of transmission in a ferret model of infection. Lysine at position 627 of the PB2 protein has been reported to be a virulence determinant in the highly pathogenic HPAI H5N1 avian influenza virus
Another factor is how well the virus binds to receptors in the airways. There is clear evidence that specific amino acids in the hemagglutinin molecule, particularly within the binding site whereby it recognizes its receptor on cells, dictate specificity for either α2,3- or α2,6-linked sialic acids. Human influenza viruses have an aspartic acid (D) at positions 190 and 222 in the hemagglutinin that impart α2,6-sialic acid binding. In contrast, the avian influenza virus preferentially recognizes α2,3-linked sialic acids, and this preference is determined by glutamic acid (E) and glycine (G) at positions 190 and 222, respectively. Of particular interest was an experiment reported by Tumpey and colleagues at the recent Options for the Control of Influenza VII meeting in Hong Kong early in September. They used a mouse-adapted pandemic (H1N1) strain with a D to G mutation at position 222 of hemagglutinin
How far has the virus become resistant to neuraminidase inhibitors?
Two neuraminidase inhibitors have been widely used in the prophylaxis or treatment of pandemic (H1N1) influenza: oseltamivir (marketed as Tamiflu) and, to a lesser extent, zanamivir (Relenza). Oseltamivir-resistant pandemic strains have been detected, often associated with prolonged treatment of severe cases, but to date there is little evidence of sustained spread of these strains among untreated individuals. As the most common oseltamivir resistance mutation (an H to Y change at position 275) is close to the substrate-binding site of the neuraminidase protein, it was expected from earlier animal studies that such mutants would be less transmissible than their wild-type counterparts. There are conflicting data on this issue. For example, the H275Y oseltamivir resistance mutation emerged in seasonal (H1N1) viruses in late 2007 and spread globally during 2008 in the absence of widespread usage of the drug, suggesting that the mutation had not impaired viral transmissibility. Subsequent work has identified 'permissive' mutations that restored the fitness of these viruses
How effective has vaccination been?
Initial clinical trials demonstrated that the monovalent influenza (H1N1) 2009 vaccine is immunogenic and capable of inducing levels of antibody that are considered protective
That said, it may still be too early to tell just how effective vaccination against the pandemic virus has been. There are two reasons for this. The first is that the initial roll-out of the vaccine occurred too late to affect the first pandemic wave. For example, Australia received the monovalent vaccine in late September 2009. Although this was only 5 months after selection of the vaccine strain, winter was over and the initial pandemic wave had subsided. Importantly, there has been strong collective uptake of the monovalent pandemic vaccine and the later trivalent seasonal vaccine (which included the pandemic (H1N1) strain) in Australia, probably because of an effective public education program. According to recent Australian Government reports, influenza activity is rising even though spring is now beginning in Australia. It will be interesting to see whether the delay in onset of the influenza season and its relatively low activity is due to the extensive vaccination program. We have to wait and see.
Has there been any progress on making a predictive vaccine or in the mode of flu vaccine manufacture?
The most important impediment to vaccine intervention during the early stages of the pandemic was a delay in availability. Although the full sequence of the new virus was publicly available within days of its identification in April 2009 and a suitable vaccine strain was recommended by WHO just one month later, vaccine production and deployment were significantly delayed by low virus yields in eggs and a number of regulatory hurdles. As a consequence, there is a lot of interest in developing new vaccine strategies that generate more broadly cross-reactive immunity. More recent advances have been in generating antibody responses against conserved regions of the hemagglutinin protein rather than the more variable regions found within the globular head of the protein. In a recent report, Gary Nabel and colleagues demonstrated that a DNA/recombinant adenovirus prime-boost strategy generated antibodies that cross-reacted with antigenically distinct influenza strains
Looking to the future - how quickly would we know if we had a new virus?
Although it took only a few days from initial identification of the influenza (H1N1) 2009 virus in Mexico and California in April to the announcement by WHO that its emergence was a public health event of international concern (indicating its pandemic potential), the virus had in fact been circulating in humans for at least 2 months. Could we have acted earlier to prevent or reduce the impact of the pandemic? More specifically, if we had more active surveillance in the pig population, would this have accelerated detection and response to the new virus in humans? Yes, but not on its own. Early detection of new reassortants in pigs will be useful if it triggers enhanced surveillance for human cases. The most critical need is for rapid detection and laboratory investigation of unusual disease outbreaks combined with open sharing of information and material with national and international health authorities.
How could we respond if a new pandemic virus emerged in the near future?
Fortunately, our worst fears were not realized in the influenza A (H1N1) 2009 pandemic. However, despite all the advances in technology, surveillance and pandemic planning, the virus spread globally within months, reminding us how difficult it is to control. There were a number of positive outcomes. One was the rapid sharing of information and strains between different parties around the world. This was critical in helping governments and international agencies to shape an appropriate response to an uncertain threat and in enabling manufacturers to produce a new vaccine within 5 months of the first detection of the virus. While some quarters have criticized the response as excessive, it is likely the pandemic would have posed a greater problem in the absence of such interventions. Another positive outcome was the opportunity to evaluate the effectiveness of pandemic plans with a view to ensuring improvements. Furthermore, the emergence of pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 stimulated a large amount of research, resulting in new and important knowledge about the virus itself - all important for refining and strengthening our preparedness for future pandemics.
This work was funded by Australian NHMRC grants awarded to SJT, PCD and AK; a National Institutes of Health RO1 grant (AI170251) awarded to PCD and The American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC) at St Jude Children's Research Hospital (PCD). The Melbourne WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza is supported by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. SJT is an Australian Pfizer Senior Research Fellow.
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Prompt 10: Home
Summary: She thought she understood the difference. It was so much more that that though.
Lucy sat on the rooftop of the guild, a resting Natsu lying in her lap. She stared quietly at the stars as she thought back to a few hours ago.
She didn't remember much really, during the battle. Her thought processes kept coming in and out of focus. It was only when she felt a deep pain rush through her head, that she looked up and recognized the dragon slayer in front of her. She had tried to smile at him, gratitude rushing through her at being saved, before the pain grew to be too much and she had blacked out.
She woke up only to find that she was in an unfamiliar room that felt like it had been swaying. Naturally curious, she had walked outside to find she was in a ship, sailing back to Fiore. She smiled as her friends saw her from the entrance of the deck, before they rushed forward to greet her, Happy being the first to reach her, as always.
She smiled gratefully at them, reassuring them she was ok and apologizing for any worry on their part while patting the crying cat in her arms. Erza had only smiled and told her "You shouldn't apologize; we're nakama, that is reason enough."
Lucy also smiled surprised but happy at seeing Millianna and the others. The cat girl only grinned and told her "We were in the area, is all." with Sho and Wally grinning at her from behind their team mate.
Gray smirked at her with his trademark grin before ruffling her hair and remarking about how "Lucy really is getting the princess treatment, eh?" He laughed at her when she swatted at his hand, as she tried to fix her hair.
She froze, noticing that one of their team was missing. "Where's Natsu?" She had questioned, slightly afraid something had happened to him on their way out.
They all froze, as they all turned their heads simultaneously to look at the corner of the deck, Lucy curiously looking as well, before exasperation filled her at seeing the pink haired mage passed out on the deck, his face green even in his unconsciousness.
Even with all that power, she told herself, he still can be so useless sometimes.
Erza watched Lucy as a small smile warmed her face as she watched the sleeping dragon slayer. "He doesn't seem like he'll wake up soon Lucy. How about you go get ready? The captain said we'd arrive in Fiore soon." She told her, before looking towards the front, a brown mass being seen slightly in the distance.
"I'll wake Flame Brain then." Gray grinned as he crossed towards his sick comrade.
"Don't hurt him too much Gray." Lucy told him as she flinched at seeing Gray crack his knuckles, knowing the outcome of his involvement.
"Relax Lucy." He smirked. "He can handle it."
And thus, Natsu had to be tortured the next 15 minutes as the port sailed to Hargeon Town, as Gray rolled him back and forth on the deck using his feet. When they finally docked, the group had to deal with a pissed off dragon slayer with shoe marks on his chest and face as they tried to separate him from an infuriated ice mage with a recently acquired black eye.
Since they still had to take the train ride to Magnolia, they parted ways with Millianna's group as they went off towards Onibus Town, remarking that they wanted to see the famous theater they had there. Lucy's group merely smiled nervously as they left, promising they would see each other again soon.
The train ride was quiet, Natsu having passed out again, only instead of in Erza's arms; it had been in Lucy's instead. She blushed as she realized he hadn't let her hand go since they had left the ship, his silence comforting the both of them as their hands linked together.
When they had finally reached Magnolia, they all grinned as they were all welcomed back with hugs and tears. (Well, Levy was crying and Mirajane hadn't stopped hugging her for at least three minutes.)
All throughout the greetings and hugs, Natsu hadn't left her side.
It was only hours after that Natsu had quietly requested she come with him to the rooftop. And now, here they were, the stars shining brightly above the both of them as silence engulfed the two.
"Natsu…" She murmured quietly as she ran her fingers through his pink hair.
He purred at the feeling before cracking an amber eye open and letting out a soft groan in acknowledgement.
She blushed as his intense gaze focused on her. "Thanks… for saving me…" She looked sideways as she continued, "I'm grateful and yet… I can't seem to stop feeling guilty whenever it happens. I should be able to stop this kind of thing, right?" She asked him quietly.
She was surprised as she suddenly felt a force pull her hand up a she looked into amber eyes. She hadn't even realized that he had moved. "Lucy…" He told her, his voice soft, "You know we don't care about that." He told her, his eyes understanding.
"I know that… but still-"
"Don't say that it's because you're a Fairy Tail mage." He told her, his eyes narrowing in irritation.
She looked down, he eyes filled with sorrow. "The guild is so strong… and I feel so…" she paused before continuing in a quiet voice. "…weak…"
"Lucy. Look at me." His tone made her look up, only to gasp in surprise as his amber gaze glared at her, fire seeming to burn brightly in his gaze.
"Lucy, you are strong. If you weren't, you wouldn't still be with us right now." He held up his hand before she could protest. "It's not about Luck Lucy." He told her, having heard her reasons before.
"You are so used to having to be on your own and being head strong and stubborn. You have to realize Lucy, we are here for you. I don't know how many times I have to repeat it before you understand that."
He spoke his words with finality. "We don't see you as Lucy Heartfilia. We don't need you to prove to us that you're worth something more than an ex-heiress. We know how much you're worth. Did you not see Levy's tears when she saw you? Or Mira's smiles? Or even the old man's relief you came back safe?"
"We just want to see you as you as you truly are. Just Lucy. Not a Lucy that is built on the lies of trying to be something she's not." He grinned as he leaned back on his arms. "So you can't smash rocks to pieces and you can't freeze a monster in its tracks. You can summon things from another world! That's something me, Gray or even Erza cant do."
She stared at him as he continued. "So you have to stop acting like you don't like your powers. Or you'll make your spirits feel bad." He told her as he pointed to the night sky, the stars seeming to twinkle brighter in the darkness.
She looked at him, before wiping her eyes which had started to unconsciously tear up. "Your right." She told him as she smiled at him. "I'm sorry Natsu!"
"I'll do my best next time for sure!"
"Atta girl Lucy! He told her as he grinned at her brightly.
She smiled at him as she realized what he had said.
The speech made a difference. She knew she didn't have to prove anything, but she had still felt insecure.
It took a verbal beating for reality to knock itself into her head. And it was from Natsu too of all people. She told herself in disbelief, but she knew she shouldn't have been too surprised.
It was Natsu after all.
Walking back into the bright guild with him, she reminisced on when she was a little girl and her tutor had taught her the meaning of a home.
She never understood the difference between a house and a home before she had gotten older.
A house is a mere building. A home is where family is.
She had tried to associate the mansion as a home because her father was there. It never seemed to fit though.
She understood better now though. Family didn't necessarily mean blood relatives. It didn't necessarily mean the people that had raised her.
I think I get it now though. She told herself as she smiled at the chaos in the guild. Chairs being thrown about, beer being chugged down as though it were water, and Master Makarov crying in the corner at seeing his newly renovated guild get smashed up again.
This is it. This is Home.
A.N. My friends… This is it. I want to thank you all for you wonderful love and support. I loved making this story and reading all of your positive reviews. This story actually started because I had to reaffirm if I was a good writer or not after years of having stopped. You guys gave me my passion back. And that's something I can never forget.
BlackRabbit- I could try, but I feel I could fail at a multi-chap. =l I'll give it a go though. Thanks for all your support! Hope you continue to read the future one's as well.
a-nobodyXIII- The stories do have a tendency to be short otherwise I get bored and never finish them. I'll practice making them longer though! Thanks for your support! =D
Luminous Snow- I think I got abit bored during that time so I couldn't really figure out how to make it longer without getting tired of it. Thanks for all your support! And it was Millianna! I'm glad you guys remember her. It would have lost the effect if you didn't. XD
logicat- My very first reviewer. Four times in a row too. XD You, my friend, were awesome! I think I may have heard talented but not brilliant yet. I love being called Amazing. XD This is sadly the last. I hope you liked the journey through it! And I'm so happy you caught the meaning!
animelover199514- I thank you for all the words you have typed and your loyalty to the story! I hope you continue to review the others as well. I'm so glad you liked it. It makes me smile. =)
DayDreamerJxD- I love reviews like yours. They always make me feel so good about myself. =)
Aeleita- Thanks SO MUCH! XD I hope you liked this last one!
To all… This is… actually… the end. It feels really sad. But I'm amazed I finished this in… what… 5 days? Ah… the power of doubt. Makes you do crazy stuff.
I sincerely hoped you liked the ending. I got stuck on a few parts, but I really hope I made it to the standards I set for myself. Which is… to make you guys happy. Don't be shy about reviewing. It makes me write more.
Just maybe not tomorrow because I have to study for my Entrance Exam for college. Please wish me luck! I pray I pass. =)
And now… without further ado… I now pronounce…
The End.
Ok… I'm not that mean. XD
I promised a surprise right?
So here it is.
I will be making 4 Stories. The group together will be called "The Seasons Collection".
Meaning… each Season, i.e Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter will each have its own set. And this will be 30 Prompts each.
And this is where I need your help! Please send me ideas or prompts regarding each Season and I will do my best to work on it!
Just… give me a week please. At least until after Saturday.
Naturally… Lucy and Natsu. XD
Now… I'm not so sure if this is a good surprise or not, but I do hope for your support in it. It's not required. But deeply appreciated all the same.
I love you guys so much! Please review!
And finally, the simple most heart breaking two words ever for a story.
The End.


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Peter the Panda owns a "spaceship", as revealed in "Meapless in Seattle". He uses it to save the Cutonium-ified Heinz Doofenshmirtz from falling to his doom.
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The spaceship looks like a panda, with a dark blue visor for the main window.
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Created by Structurx, I-Search references members listed in the 14th Edition AISC Manual and 2010 AISC Specification. If you're measuring wide-flange sections in the field, it lets you perform quick beam checks. If you have a damaged column, you can use it to determine the column section for analysis checks. It can even help you if you're sitting in a design meeting and need to run quick calculations to estimate member sizes.
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Remembering How to Dance
This is something that I wrote in my Fiction writing in the fall of 2009. The inspiration for this story comes from a scene that I often have imagined and, were it to be a film, I feel would be a powerful and emotional scene. You'll see if you read the story, but the scene I'm talking about is when the man first meets the woman in the field while it is raining. I feel I still have some revising to do to really make the scene fit what I see in my mind, but for now it works as a general outline.
I gently run my finger along the smooth skin of the woman's cheek. Her skin feels so soft, so unlike anyone else's, and I was scared I would scratch her with my rough skin. My eyes roamed over each of her features, soaking each of them in. I swore to myself that her face would be one that I remember, that even when I forgot everything else, I would still remember this much.
The way her long eyelashes curled, and the way her pink lips even now showed hints of a smile. Her grey hair, still with a hint of auburn, framed her round face. She seemed so young lying there. Taking a deep breath, I closed my eyes.
I was driving along a gravel road on the outskirts of town. Trees lined both sides of the road, and rays of sunlight flashed across the red hood of the truck. I was driving fast, probably faster than I should on that kind of road, but I didn't care. Earlier that day I'd been fighting with my parents. They'd wanted me to stay home another year, working and saving money for college. At least, that's the excuse they told me. Really, it seemed like they wanted me to stay home so they wouldn't have to worry about finding someone to babysit my little brother. After an hour of making no progress on the argument, I stormed out of the house and got into truck. A quarter tank of gas and a few hours later and there I was.
There happened to be a pond. There were a few scattered trees around the edges, and laying on my stomach on the grass I could look down into the clear blue water and see the fish as they swam along the bottom. Years ago when my brother and I would come out here I'd try to catch the fish with my bare hands. He'd laugh each time I'd startle a fish and it'd splash water in my face as it made its escape.
This day I needed the peace that I often gained from sitting out here on my own. I opened the truck door and walked the edge of the pond, kicking the occasional stone into the calm water and watching as fish darted away from the disturbance. I soon reached my favorite part of the pond. There was a tree that was bigger than any other tree by the pond, its limbs stretching far over the pond and one of its huge round roots had grown out of the ground and extended a ways over the water before plunging into the depths. I had found a curve of the root that was just right for laying upon and forgetting about the one's troubles.
I climbed down the root and curled up in my special spot. Now that I was laying still I could almost feel the root rocking as the water pushed against it. I looked up at the tree and caught glimpses of the sun through its branches. I closed my eyes and the occasional ray of sunlight would illuminate my eyelids. I laid my arm across my face and, either because of the water's rocking or my exhaustion from arguing with my parents, I was asleep within minutes.
It wasn't until I was shivering from cold that I realized it had begun to rain. I opened my eyes to see that the bright sun I had fallen asleep too had been smothered by dark storm clouds. The surface of the water was being constantly shattered by the large drops of rain. As I was thinking about how late it must be there was a bright flash of lightning. Partially blinded, I reached with my hands towards the edges of the root to guide myself back towards the edge of the pond. Moments later, a loud clap of thunder sounded, startling me as I attempted to jump to the ground.
"Ah, sh-i-i," I shouted as I lost my balance and fell over into the pond water, the last of my words drowned out by the sudden gush of water flooding my mouth. I sat up in the shallow water, my back hurting from the rocks that had dug in, coughing and sputtering. I climbed out and ran back towards my truck, feeling the water squishing in between my toes within my boots. This experience with the rain was making me regret my decision to come out here.
I made it to the door of my truck and I pulled on the door handle. The door didn't budge. I tried again, then pressed my face to the glass to look inside. There, just by the wheel, I could see the glint of my keys, still dangling from the ignition.
"Great, just great," I said to myself. I had no idea how I was going to get into my truck now. There was no way I was going to be able to get back home to have my parents help me, and there was no way I would accept their help anyways. The moment they discovered I'd left my keys in the truck they'd rant about how irresponsible I was and add that to the list of reasons why I shouldn't leave home.
Well, that wasn't going to happen. I couldn't think of any houses close by, so I started thinking of ways to get into the truck on my own.
I was rolling a rock in my hand, thinking of how I could explain to my parents a shattered window, when I first heard it. I turned away from the truck and cocked my head to the side. There it was again. Laughter, and what sounds like singing, coming from past the trees.
Looking back at my truck and still holding the rock, I seriously thought about whether or not I wanted to smash the window of my first vehicle. Glancing towards the source of the laughter, I figured I had no where I had to be anyways.
"Stay," I commanded my truck, placing the rock on the hood as a threat that if it did move then there would be consequences.
I walked to the line of trees then stepped over broken branches and stray bushes as I made my way through the copse. I saw that there was a clearing on the other side and caught a glimpse of a figure. I ducked behind a bush and peeked around the corner.
There, through the rain, I could make out the figure of a woman standing in the middle of the clearing. There was something about her that struck me fast and held my attention.
She was the most beautiful young lady I had ever laid eyes on.
Her long auburn hair was wet from the rain, but still was vibrant and framed her youthful face. She looked to be maybe a year or two younger than myself. She was standing there with her head leaned back, letting the rain flow down her face. She had her arms spread wide, welcoming the falling rain. She wore a blue dress that ended well above the knee. She seemed absolutely at peace with her surroundings.
As I watched, she picked up a blue ribbon and tied her hair back from her face. She flung her long wet hair back and forth and laughed as it fell heavily from side to side.
I couldn't stand it anymore. I had to meet this girl, I had to know her name.
I stood up from behind the bush and took a step out onto the grass. The girl turned and looked at me. She didn't make a move, simply watched me as I walked towards her using the best manly strut I could muster. I held my head up high, attempting to exude manly pride, and because of that I didn't notice the root that caught my foot. I tripped and flung my arms out to catch myself. I only succeeded in scraping my palm as I fell face first into a patch of mud.
I lay there for what seemed an eternity but really must have been a few seconds. I could feel the heat rising in my face as a wave of embarrassment swept through me.
A giggle sounded above me and I raised my eyes to see the young woman kneeling down just a foot away, her head turned to the side as she took stock of my condition. Her lips were upturned in a big grin.
"That looked like it hurt," she said, She held out her hand. I took it and stood, wiping the mud as best I could from the front of my shirt. I turned away and scrubbed at my face, trying at the same time to clean myself and hide my embarrassment. I felt a tap on my shoulder and turned to see the girl holding the blue ribbon she had used to hold her hair back.
"Here, let me help," she reached for my face and pressed the ribbon to my face, rubbing away bits of dirt and grass. I froze in place. Her face was within just a few inches of mine. The entire time I stared into her eyes. They were the most striking shade of green, as if the irises of each eye were emeralds held in place in a sea of the purest white.
Within a few minutes she had my face cleaned up. I coughed and cleared my throat. "Thank you," I whispered, my embarrassment still making me want to crawl into a hole and never come out.
I opened my teary eyes, looking down at the face of the woman I had loved over the years. I remembered everything now, from that first night I mer her in the rain, how we had taken a rock to my truck window and driven into town. I remembered moving away, getting married, having kids. I remembered in recent years as old age bent my back and my mind began to fail me. I looked at Leona, laying there. She was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen, and that was something I would never forget. I leaned down to whisper into her ear.
"I love you, forever now and forever always," I brushed my lips across her forehead and grasped her hand one last time. I stood up and rubbed away the pain in the small of my back. My eyes glazed over as I thought about what I would be having for dinner.
My eyes were itchy and rubbed them, wiping away tears that I had no idea why they were there. I turned to look at a man in a white orderly uniform standing nearby.
"Stewart, look here, I think I've got something in my eyes."
The orderly moved to my side. Looking from the woman in the coffin to myself. I looked down at the woman as well.
"Look there, Steven, isn't she just beautiful? Isn't she?"
The orderly looked at me, as if he wanted to say something more. He shook his head and laid a hand on my arm. "C'mon, Mr. Husemann, it's time we left."
I looked once more back at the woman. She really was quite beautiful. The orderly led me through the room. People patted me on the shoulder, offering words of condolence to me.
"Why are they feeling sorry for me?" I said.
The orderly looked back at me, appearing sad, but he only said, "They must think you're someone else." We got to the entrance room and he took my jacket off of the rack by the door. He held it up for me as I slid my arms into the sleeves. He grabbed his umbrella and led me out the front doors.
"It's going to rain, Stanley. You see that?" I pointed up at the dark clouds filling the sky as we walked down the steps outside the building.
The orderly grinned at me. "Yes, I believe it is. Why don't we get you into the car so we don't get wet."
"Yes, yes, sounds good," I stepped down and felt the first raindrops fall against my face. I paused at the steps, and the orderly continued to the car. I placed a shaking hand on the railing and leaned my head back. I closed my eyes as the rain hit my face. I could remember clearly a smiling young woman with vibrant red hair and striking green eyes. My left hand in my pocket, I felt a ribbon that I always kept with me, even when I had no idea of anything else. A blue ribbon that I had kept from that fateful night so long ago. I shuffle my feet from side to side and a smile spreads across my face. I know who that woman is. She's the one whose laughter fills my heart as I remember how to dance.


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Lieder had risen before the vague glow that precedes dawn. Sleep had temporarily cured the vulnerable feeling he'd gotten from his first exposure to the room's virtual transparency feature, so he'd turned it back on to survey the darkened cityscape.
He gazed down through the faux-transparent wall on the rear side of the house. The city below was largely obscured by the platform supporting this neighborhood, though a huge square hole revealed the houses and streets on the outer edge of the platform hundreds of meters below this one. The isometric angle provided a backdrop of skyscraper midsections and tangling roadway in the gap between terraces.
The enormous window was perfectly square, its perimeter illuminated to reveal a variety of indeterminate machinery positioned along the edge and near the rear exits of the surrounding buildings. Numerous tunnels were carved into the vertical faces of each side, spaced in a manner that suggested they were used as sockets for something.
Lieder paced back to his jeans and reached into the pockets in turn, looking for his expander. After pulling it out and opening it, the screen displayed an alert in large font.
You have 2 new messages.
Would you like to view them now?
He frowned and scrunched his forehead. Who would send him a message, especially during the hours that these came? Further, how had they gotten his number, e-mail address, or whatever convention they used to isolate a specific person's device in this age? He'd certainly never set one up himself; could it really be tied to just his name? On the opposite, scarier extreme, could the messages follow his genetic trail wherever it went?
His concerns were promptly forgotten as he realized these might pertain to the reason he was resurrected. The thought hastened his finger's way to the 'yes' button.
First message from:
Duchess Angelica Virtuoso
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Lieder did not recognize the name, but this was hardly a surprise. He tapped the 'view now' box. The screen changed seamlessly to display the face of a beautiful young woman looking back at him. He couldn't help but be stricken by the quality of her silky brown hair and whatever she'd done to so accentuate the silver in her eyes.
"Salutations, Lord Lieder. I am Duchess Angelica Virtuoso, but perhaps you'd know me better as the employer of a certain Sapient that was accosted yesterday outside a Humor's Hobby outlet."
Lieder now understood why she had contacted him. This was about his involvement in the incident with the teenage Peer that assaulted the Sapient woman near the Cool N' Airydiner.
Angelica smiled, an expression saturated with a melancholy sincerity. Again, Lieder was overcome with an unfamiliar emotion. Her face, the expression on it, and the voice behind it all seemed inhumanly perfect; part of him wondered if she might really be an angel.
"Lina told me what you did, and both the Triage and the Comptable family confirmed it; I don't think I could possibly thank you enough. You're a testament to your title, to act when so many of our Peers simply watched. I'd wager that a majority of them don't understand that sometimes a certain Sapient can mean more to their Peer than even another Peer could, but your actions suggest that you know this of what I speak. To not understand it is naiveté, and to ignore it is both lazy and ignorant.
To make matters worse, those vainglories gave that child a set of rakes?! A sign that full Peerage privilege should have to be earned, if I've ever witnessed one!"
Lieder smiled. Perhaps things weren't as bad as he'd feared. He watched empathetically as she struggled to muzzle her rage.
'Vainglories,' she'd called them. He liked the term, and hoped it was a recognizable insult among the Peerage. He felt like the system exemplified the word perfectly.
"Apologies for my angry digression. My hope is to have the spirit of this message be one of gratitude, especially since your actions suggest that you already understand my anger. We are a humbler family in the Peerage, but regardless, know that you have all the respect and admiration that the Virtuosos have to offer. Thank you, Lord Lieder, and I wish you the best of fortunes. You truly are a person of Lordly caliber."
Her face disappeared, and in between the replacing text Lieder could see the dim reflection of an expression he had thought himself incapable of wearing. Smiles had never been very different from scowls in his old age.
It hadn't been even one full day since he'd awoken, and he'd experienced a person of good integrity. This was a sign that such a phenomenon could be more common in this era than it had been in his own. Such an encounter had been rare beyond measure back then.
Perhaps he wasn't being fair to his generation, but it was hard to be when he spent so much of his life in unscrupulous company.
His mind lingered on Angelica's appearance. She was beautiful, so remarkably so that Lieder doubted she could have been born that way. Cosmetics had likely evolved just as much as every other industry did during his stasis. Lieder couldn't remember most of the nameless faces of the Peers he'd seen since awakening, but if Percius Tombs, Ronald Broker, and Angelica Virtuoso were any indication, the Peerage likely went to great lengths to ensure they looked more attractive than the natural human.
His smile grew nostalgic for a moment. "Person of Lordly caliber." She had used the exact wording as the subtitle for an outstanding video game he had once played. He wondered if there might be a way to find a surviving copy.
His attention returned to his expander.
Second message from:
Baron Étienne Comptable
Text message
View Now
Again, the name was not one he recognized, and Lieder suspected that this would message would be regarding the same subject as the first. He tapped 'view now.'
The Comptables hereby offer our humblest apologies for our child's part in the incident outside the Hobby's Humor down on number 13. Understand that we feel your actions were justifiable.
Please rest assured that Bertrand's Quintessence received no significant damage during the struggle.
Lieder could hardly believe that there wasn't more to the message; all that remained was a long number at the bottom of the screen, which he assumed to be a tracking, channel, or other such functional number.
The apology was substantial enough, but to include the status of the boy's robes without any information regarding his injuries? Of all that someone might worry about after such an incident, they assumed he would fret over whether the boy's clothes were ripped?
He would have thought better of them if they hadn't sent any message at all.
He retracted the expander and put it away. Perhaps he'd politely dismiss Angelica's compliments later, but neither of the messages had added anything important to his agenda.
Glancing outside, Lieder caught a glimpse of movement through the hole in the suburban platform. An enormous pillar of jet-black material slid up through it, its size and shape clearly indicating that the hole was cut to accommodate it.
It stopped upon reaching full height, and a number of horizontal supports emerged and slid into the various sockets cut into the vertical faces. Lieder could see how this would provide extra support to all of these suspended neighborhoods, but if that was the only purpose, why wasn't it permanently raised?
Considering the time that the obelisk had risen, the answer seemed obvious. This probably doubled as a method to bring supplies into the neighborhood.
He wondered if the length was collapsible, or if its retracted housing was dug this far underground. It was also a marvel that they'd managed to connect something this big and heavy to his platform without him hearing or feeling it.
This train of thought reminded him.
"Attendant," Lieder called spontaneously.
"Yes, Lord?"
"Are you able to determine whether Beri is awake or not?"
"I can confirm that Beri is conscious and ready for duty. Shall I summon her?"
"No, I'll go down there in about thirty minutes. Please alert her to that."
"Oh, and turn the transparency off again, would you? I can't see the closet."
As soon as the city was obscured, Lieder located the door and briskly approached. He didn't know what this day had in store for him, but he was eager to get it started.


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«In all action a man seeks to realize himself, and the act once complete, it is no longer a part of him, it escapes from his control and has an independent objective existence. It is the fruit of his marriage to a moment, but it is not the divine moment itself, nor even the meaning which the moment held for him, for that too has flown feather-footed down the wind. Bourne had a positive hatred of the excuse "that it does not matter" being given as a reason for any action: if something does not matter, why do it? It does matter. It matters enormously, but not necessarily to others, and the reasons why it matters to you are probably inexplicable even to yourself.»
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He smiled at me, and we let the silence fall back in place, enveloping us in a peaceful quiet, where it was easy to just think and be ourselves. After maybe an hour later, I stood up. My stomach growled.
"Are you hungry?" Carson asked, standing up too.
"Obviously," I said pointing to my stomach. It had been louder than the birds. "Well, do you want to walk back and grab my car? Or do you just want to walk someplace and get food?" He asked.
"What is all this talk about walking?" I asked sarcastically, stretching my stiff legs.
"Well how else are we going to get anywhere?" he asked, obviously not getting what I was trying to get at.
"Seriously?" I asked incredulously, as I had done the first day. I looked around, making sure we were the only ones here. "Come on," I said, starting to walk back to the trail.
"What are you planning now?" he almost whined, and I couldn't help but laugh.
We came to the long dirt trail that we had ran down earlier. I picked a single blade of grass from the earth, and held my hand, palm out and facing the other side of the road. Doing one last check to be sure that we were alone, I started to feel the familiar tingle of molecules rearranging and duplicating themselves to my command. In a minute, we had a new shiny third generation Toyata Prius hybrid. It was just like the one I'd seen in a car dealer ship.
I looked at Carson with a triumphant smile, only to realize that his jaw was dropped.
"What?" I asked him, wondering if someone had really been watching while I did that. I looked around again, checking for the eighth time.
"You... ? You can shift grass into a car?! That's.... impossible. I thought objects like that, like cars, couldn't be made, just changed.... This defies everything I've heard and learned. You're... I've never heard of anyone doing that before," He explained, or tried to. I was still confused.
I mean, I'd run into the occasional Shifter like me, and knew that they couldn't do it.... I've never run into an Advanced Shifter, though, so I didn't know if I was the only one who could do it.
"I don't quite understand. Don't bother to explain it though; I'm sure it'll just make me more confused. Come on, get in," I instructed, still a little confused.
"It'll work?" He asked, shocked again.
"Yes. Now shut up. You're creeping me out by all this," I told him, starting the car.
"Fine," Carson mumbled. He was still in awe.
I started driving down the dirt drive, a little fast, and stopping when we reached the road.
The sun was no longer quite as clear, but it was still there. A few minutes later, I was pulling into my driveway.
"Have you ever driven before?" Carson asked me.
"Um... Once. I was being chased by a Silver Liner in southern California. I needed a fast car, and at the time, I didn't know I could do this, so I stole someone's fancy sports car. It ended up totaled, and I felt bad about it, so about a week later I came back and left a new car exactly like the old one and a note apologizing for taking it. Of course, I didn't sign the note; that would've been plain stupid."
"Wow. How many times have you had to run from them?"
"Not counting the Escape?" I asked. He nodded, so I continued. "Um... about eight or nine times. I'm so distracted by the surviving part that I lost count after a while," I told him, peering at him from the corner of my eye. He was definitely shocked.
"You are a legend in the making," He exclaimed, still mystified. I laughed, flattered by his insane words, and got out of the car.
"No, I'm serious. I've met other Shifters before and they said that they've maybe gotten away twice. They said that if they got caught a third time, they probably wouldn't be able to make it. And you... You've escaped nine times and you're still going. And for only driving once before, you're pretty good. A little fast, maybe, but good all the same. You really are a legend in the making. Maybe not even in the making- maybe just a legend!" He said as I walked inside, still laughing.
"I'm not a legend in the making, or a legend. I'm just doing my best to survive- doing what no one else will. It's not as easy as it looks. How many times have you had to run?" I asked, trying to change the subject off of myself.
"Not nearly as many times as you have, that's for sure. Maybe three. But I move around a lot, not really giving them a chance to find me. I try to be very unpredictable, so they can't get to where I'm heading next before I get there.
"I usually stick to bigger cities so it's harder to tell when there's a new person in town," He explained..
"I'm opposite," I stated nonchalantly. He looked at me questioningly, so I clarified for him. "I stick to small towns because they're not as commonly known and it takes longer for them to find me, allowing me stay longer. Plus, I've never liked huge crowds... they make me nervous."
His previous words sounded in my head again, fully sinking in. I took a scooted back a foot as I realized what that could mean.
"If you stick to larger cities, why are you here in Coldwater?" I asked, suddenly harsh and guarded.
"Wha-? Oh... I get it," He sighed. "Something just told me I needed to be here- a driving force or something. I don't know," He said. I wasn't convinced.
"Are you sure it wasn't a someone telling you to come here?" I asked him, voice cold as the coming snow.
"Seattle, I'm positive that I wasn't told to come here by anyone. If I was a Silver Liner, I would have you pinned where your sitting, and we would be fighting right now. Is there anything I can do to make you believe me?" he pleaded.
I knew I hurt him, and I didn't like it. But I had to be sure. I couldn't let my guard down with him because I couldn't see him. That's it!
"Only one," I said, slightly shaking my head. "The only way I can honestly trust you is if you make me see every compulsionist the way I see everyone else. But, you... I want to see you differently. I don't want to know anything that you don't want me to know. I just want to know that it's you, that it will always be you and that you're not a Silver Liner. That's it. It's the only way I can ever truly trust you," I told him. I realized that I had been whispering, and that tears were escaping the safety of my eyes, flowing relentlessly down my cheeks.


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