A comet swings around the sun.
As the comet heats up,
it will spew dust.
It is flexible, in slight ways
to better accommodate the kind
of repetitive history tools.—
An opportunity to explore the body’s markers:
The genes that are switched on or off.
—An attempt to understand the unknown.
-- Ali Znaidi
Rosetta Finds Out Much About a Comet
Tools Used By Earlier Human Ancestor Than Previously Believed
NASA enlists identical twin astronauts for unique experiment
A key that may unlock antiquity
was engulfed by lava, destroyed,
and turned into carbonized ash.
The body has already delivered details
of historical rendezvous.—
New pictures are about to be taken.
New beams convert metal into material.
—A technique that does not obstruct light.
—A technique that can capture the sun & the pulses.
-- Ali Znaidi
Unlocking Scrolls Preserved in Eruption of Vesuvius
Dawn Spacecraft Gets Closer To Dwarf Planet Ceres
New Laser Technique Makes Metals Water-Repellant
that target that target that target that target that
melted lego melted lego melted lego melted lego melted
a hit glimpse a hit glimpse a hit glimpse a hit glimpse
in leading in in leading in in leading in in leading in
coalesce the grains coalesce the grains coalesce
the of of logic the of of logic the of of logic the of of
keyhole for keyhole for keyhole for keyhole for keyhole
lego solidified lego solidified lego solidified lego
door has move has door has move has door has move
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Target to shutter all stores in Canada
Oscar nominations 2015: The Lego Movie left out
Study Doubts Role Of Meteorites As 'Building Blocks' Of Planets
detected the signals located around 3.5 miles from
searchers honed in on intense pings growing belief
devices be recovered cockpit voice and flight data recorder
will not be the same after today metro stations were closed
extraordinary precedents set every avenue and boulevard
still poured into the crowd new rivers streams of humanity
concealed under her veil detonated powerful explosives
shopping hub in a city at heart of Boko Haram insurgency
devastating damage anonymity the delicacy of his position
-- Clark Allison
Searchers hone in on black boxes from AirAsia plane
Paris march: At least one million join 50 world leaders
New Boko Haram Suicide Bomber Tactic: ‘It’s a Little Girl’
A cluster of attorneys spread terror
but no major divorce proceedings
have been recorded. Temblors
rejected momentum, enjoying…
whatever. America’s magnitude,
blunted and rattled the judgement
of an oil tycoon. In a defensive
conference he said, “Islamic earthquakes
paid my rejected wife $1 billion.”
-- Eric Elshtain
Islamic State 'in a defensive posture,' Pentagon says
US Geological Survey records cluster of quakes in Texas
Ex-Wife Rejects Oilman Harold Hamm's $975M Check
They lifted the sea and that was the next.
If you have three choices,
you have three choices and parts of January,
nearly all of January and nearly all of Sumatra.
You have a survey and parts of the ocean.
A column of seawater to have unwrapped
is not the worst of it.
To be the worst of it, to be fully the worst of it,
is to have to rush back to the seabed in a little morning.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Got a Gift That Just Isn't You? Be a Smart Returner
Will Indonesia Be Ready for the Next Tsunami?
DMV delays rules for driverless cars
still learning the details being insufficiently supportive
putting wings on pigs an attack in retribution
shot execution style stealing a box of cigarillos
the dark days of 1998 rouble has continued to plummet
then came Western sanctions a sense of panic in the markets
how severe the problems and is there a way out
capitulation sets a bad precedent on vacation in Hawaii
treat, you know, the incidence of crime not an act of war
costly cyber vandalism pre-taped interview this morning
-- Clark Allison
Two N.Y. police officers slain in apparent retribution attack
Russia economy: What is the risk of meltdown?
Obama says North Korea's Sony hack not 'an act of war'
She's the most recognizable woman in three dimensions,
but which is the portrait, and who do we see
when we are picturing mirrors everywhere?
The researchers think a lot of which way up they are,
as they manoeuvre to the Louvre, to the Louvre, mother,
like metal, like the difference between bats and batteries,
we gaze at the world through moldable portraits,
charged by a dust compass that can store a neural moment,
explains the woman with the conductive head.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
At Drexel, clay-like substance could be battery of future
Bat nav: Animals' 3D brain compass found
Art Exhibit Explores the Madonna as Woman, Mother, and Idea
evacuated briefly fire broke out cause under investigation
small section carriage damage lit up with images of blaze
electrical fault caused lot of smoke incident under control
to exercise coercive control primarily a pattern of abuse
not a singular incident proposals unveiled campaigners
come forward proportion cases reaching prosecution falling
watches the news in hotel suite riven by culture wars
minus the bit about God doing immemorial work of
mutilating themselves over Europe cue to defect
-- Clark Allison
UK Authorities Briefly Evacuate Train Station
Emotional abuse 'set to become a criminal offence'
Main parties to blame for their agonies over Ukip
bakery a in weaving you sheets the of
because the of is measure wanted
cake of contact the measured for
gliders a in swerving he head the on
because the on is polish fallen
methods through surface the aimed with
slab a of melting it shelves the over
because the over is melt taken
crash of step the pulled beneath
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Robot dolphins find Antarctic melt is due to underwater storms
Kiev authorities drive Ukraine into energy crisis
TV 'Cake Boss' star arrested in NYC on drunken driving charges
desperate to shift headlines significant policy differences
keen to move the focus away stepping down remain in power
in/out close us off from the world zero chance
preparing for renewed fighting apparent escalation
unmarked military vehicles threatens the fragile ceasefire
Brandenburg Gate US triumphalism danger of further pressure
risks not that scary boost growth improve infrastructure
perceived risks regional economies fueling concern
resilience best equips slower growth a new normal
-- Clark Allison
Ed Miliband warns threats to leave EU a 'danger' to UK
Gorbachev warns world on ‘the brink of a new cold war’
Xi Jinping: China’s Economic Risks ‘Not That Scary’
more change affecting almost swath of branches
bailed-out third-quarter results high-street branches
jobs to be axed download a banking app
enabling the good side of humanity express
the dark side can polarise and demonise each other
must have been brought up like anybody else
digging around for some nefarious truth
of the attention living a different more fulfilling
life schedule that is not realistically sustainable
-- Clark Allison
Digital banking revolution: More change in 10 years than last 200
Tim Berners-Lee: 'Staggering how people are hateful on the web'
Renée Zellweger: 'I'm Glad Folks Think I Look Different'
Law and the boot both have to pay to keep up with the group
we steal the call of a daytime leopard
prowling in the fields of copyright
a smartphone in parrot as it was found or caught
which knockoffs to collect how not even the losses
can protect themselves from themselves
because they spread out of the reach
of the android they try to build between government operas
and the moonless apple of counterfeits lollipop
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Chimps Caught on Camera Prowling in National Park
Clueless FBI sabotages its own anti-encryption campaign
Knockoff Appeal: Counterfeits Can Boost Sales of Real Thing
threatening species reservoir bivalves originated spread
block water supplies colonies on hard surfaces
non-native maximum risk new canal ships discharging ballast
weakened intense rain waves instruction personnel assigned
sustained highs expect damaging through
equivalent to videographers showing palm trees
with these in mind conscious talks from time to time
becoming person contract disease serious ZMapp
improving health source condition-made tested clinically
-- Clark Allison
Quagga mussel: 'Dangerous' mollusc found near Heathrow
Vongfong pelts Okinawa with rain, waves
Ebola-infected Spanish nurse improving after dose of ZMapp
Louisiana's new product that can plant itself in rifts
and seas is locking green horns with neighboring Texas,
these giant plains that share almost a rectangle.
It can only be purchased online through bodily fluids,
and anyone sick enough to worry about it
is sick enough to know it's working.
The finding is that oceans don't know what color they are
(green, green), or that they know it but only share it
with someone they've previously showed it to.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Louisiana preps in case Ebola virus arrives
Coke and Pepsi launch competing green stevia sodas
Scientists discover origins of moon's largest basin
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