Stone
* All stone natural product and therefore subject to variations in color, shading and veining
  - stones are natural and free formed crystals
* Just name the shape, color, and cut of the stone.
* Many stones are irradiated in order to enhance their color
  - porous, including turquoise
  - rich in oxalate
  - cause sudden severe pain, bloody urine, obstruction, or infection
  - require a matrix, often protein, upon which minerals become deposited
* Most stone carving files have uni-directional teeth, meaning that they only cut in one direction
  - centipedes inhabit regions
* Most stones are mixtures of calcium, bilirubin, and cholesterol
  - become even more beautiful when wet and colours appear to intensify
* Most stones form in the kidney and some travel to the ureter or bladder
  - found in guinea pigs are composed of calcium carbonate
* Some stones also mark events on the lunar calendar.
* Some stones are even as big as golf balls
  - magnetic as found
  - small enough to be forced into the urethra
  - can grow to be very large without causing symptoms
* Some stones cause great pain while others cause very little
  - pain, while others cause very little pain
  - release gases that build up inside the barrel
  - stay in the kidney and produce no symptoms
  - weigh more than others because stones have different density
  - work properly only when used with water
* also act as a ballast, which is important in maintaining bouyancy
  - communicate to mankind with a message which is completely their own
  - warm up faster than soil and release their heat slowly
* are all down, broken, scattered, or covered with dirt
  - also very common and can lead to a life-threatening urinary tract blockage
  - building materials
  - coldness
  - completely inanimate objects
  - especially sensitive to physical abuse
  - essential for penguins to build their nests
  - everywhere
  - flat slabs, often round because they are so excellent for pizza crust
  - formed from the salts of the uric acid
  - great for grinding
  - hard, water is wet, objects unsupported fall towards the earth's centre
  - in various colors like, orange and green and burnt rust and pale brown
* are located in bridges
  - brooks
  - caves
  - driveways
  - fields
  - mines
  - nature
  - parks
  - ponds
  - riverbeds
  - shoes
  - streams
  - more common in men than in women
  - much softer than diamonds, and wear away in use
  - on the surface of many pedons
  - only symbols
* are part of buildings
  - quarters
  - powerful entities
  - rare in children and in blacks
  - small rocks
  - solid objects
  - sometimes hard to read and sometimes disappear
  - stones and bread is bread
  - the most abundant and resemble some terrestrial rocks, but are denser
  - translucid to transparent, but often masked by large quantities of inclusions
* are used for measuring
  - throwings
  - weapons
  - weight
* arrangements Arrangements of stone range from simple mounds to complex ceremonial areas.
* blades on antler or wood handles, attached by sinew.
* can be colorless in the extreme
  - instruments of death
  - natural or polished, rough or smooth
  - round, jagged, or even have branches
  - tiny like a grain of sand or big like a golf ball
* can block the flow of urine
  - urine flow, prevent elimination of poisonous wastes and cause death
  - cause chronic inflammation within the bladder and lead to recurrent infections
  - collect in the hooves and cause bruising
  - form in one or both kidneys and cause great pain as they pass down the ureters
  - gum up, chip or glaze and because they're porous, are difficult to clean
  - hang out in the kidneys for years without obstructing any tubing
  - range in size from microscopic specks to the size of a fingertip
  - vary in size from as small as a grain of rice to as large as an apple
* centipedes use their long hind legs to throw a sticky substance at their attackers.
* changes very slowly.
* characterizes companionate marriage as one of increased gender equality within marital unions.
* come in various sizes, and compositions.
* does burn.
* fall quickly through the air.
* fish anti-venom is the most widely used internationally.
* flies, caddis flies, mayflies and minnows.
* have power
  - some markings and impurities that can be seen only by using a microscope
  - their own personalities
* includes sections.
* lends strength and dignity to a structure.
* move slowly.
* natural object
* occur more commonly in hot climates as the urine is more concentrated
  - frequently in men
  - when crystals separate from urine and collect on the inner surfaces of the kidney
* range from marble size to almost sand.
* refers to rock, clay, mud or glass.
* resemble Earth rocks and are the most common meteorites.
* seem to be more common in hot climates and during summer months.
* start small and gradually grow larger.
* take various shapes based on their location in the urinary tract.
* tend to be multiple and tend to recur even after spontaneous passage or surgical removal
  - move of their own accord
* vary in color from pale buff to dark grey
  - personality due to their independent nature
  - size, markings, coloration and availability
+ The Ballet of the Nuns, Story: Ballets
  * Robert stands terrified before a saint's tomb. The Abbess lures him towards the talisman in the saint's hand. Robert seizes it. The nuns continue their dance, fluttering like white moths. Their graves open and they sink into the earth. Stone slabs slide into place, covering the dead. A choir of demons is heard.