The incestuous trains
of politicians, the relentless
pitchfork outside the gates.
Newspapers admitted they
had no information. The public
took comfort in bars, in mourning,
until earthquake, tsunami, and
nuclear meltdown, until dignity
chanted its name.
-- Shane Clements
In Japan, an overflowing cup of pride
Music goers, sun seekers, brave high, humid temps
We deserve an honest and uncorrupted police force
The incestuous trains
of politicians, the relentless
pitchfork outside the gates.
Newspapers admitted they
had no information. The public
took comfort in bars, in mourning,
until earthquake, tsunami, and
nuclear meltdown, until dignity
chanted its name.
-- Shane Clements
In Japan, an overflowing cup of pride
Music goers, sun seekers, brave high, humid temps
We deserve an honest and uncorrupted police force
The approach of the embattled students was suspicious.
The dwarf family contained no murdered child left behind.
A culture of shame and contrition huddled on the asteroid.
Investigators were pressured to phone the US News.
On his knees, a higher-performing detective fired the probe.
His guardian will be struggling in the 530km-wide room.
Beginning in 2001, they could copy an illegal law.
Defiant, the Atlanta schoolgirl revealed pictures.
Mr. Ceres, in atonement, was released at dawn.
-- Madeline Barnicle
Murdoch's day of atonement
Atlanta Schools Created Culture of Cheating, Fear
Dawn probe orbits asteroid Vesta
Los Impasse, New Mexico plans to study whether
advice leaflets given to bobcats and mountain lions
have any impact on their escape after a mandatory wildfire.
A coyote's license to fish could be posted on streets
as thirsty hands have begun reopening. Also,
a Grand Scale, Minnesota restaurant's new wildlife program
has questioned whether licensing would make economists
any better able to hold their liquor; while
the Depressed Reason Bureau just hands out money to bears.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Study Shows Benefits of Providing Medical Insurance to Poor
If you go down to Los Alamos today...
Minnesota government shutdown costly to state and businesses
Los Impasse, New Mexico plans to study whether
advice leaflets given to bobcats and mountain lions
have any impact on their escape after a mandatory wildfire.
A coyote's license to fish could be posted on streets
as thirsty hands have begun reopening. Also,
a Grand Scale, Minnesota restaurant's new wildlife program
has questioned whether licensing would make economists
any better able to hold their liquor; while
the Depressed Reason Bureau just hands out money to bears.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Study Shows Benefits of Providing Medical Insurance to Poor
If you go down to Los Alamos today...
Minnesota government shutdown costly to state and businesses
the golden register still rings
after the iconic $1 bills have been incinerated,
its heyday to spiral out to intergalactic emeraldhood,
prologue to a renamed movie that argues for loopholes
in the global tabulating of its worried megaplexes,
neither brave nor bloated enough
for the simpler times blandly enjoyed
between the dog-eared and the do-gooders,
the brief avenger that even seems forever-long
-- Glenn R. Frantz
GOP shifting on anti-tax policy
Big Blue Turns 100: IBM's Anniversary is One to Celebrate
'Green Lantern' passable, plausible -- none too illuminating
I've been to college.
I understand well the physics of flypaper,
and other vast amorphous concepts.
I know how to sing "Hey Jude" backwards,
while carrying spiders down fire escape ladders.
I'm irreplaceable...patiently waiting next door.
Let's ban hide and seek. Let's face jail time.
Let's cause intense emotional distress.
Let's be quirky. Let's tiptoe together towards infinity.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Lives Cut Short by Depression
A brief introduction to infinity
Tenn. law bans posting images that "cause emotional distress"
It’s a little shocking to lose parts of us:
the painful memories and iconic moments
erased in the sunshine of a city beach.
Most pictures die. Constructing a new past
brings welcome relief, rubbing out remembrances
of our three months in San Francisco Bay.
We stand on the shore of mangled months
watching as time disappears below the water,
making no attempt to rescue remembrances.
-- Jenni B. Baker
Pill could erase painful memories, study shows
Happy 85th birthday, Marilyn Monroe
After officials watch man drown, city changes policy
Across nations,
expensive war-era simplicity---
elementary guidance,
fabulously exact.
A relaxed anxiety kept it new.
Thought over order,
or order over thought?
Breathe, you discarded suicides,
breathe.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Are you taking too many meds?
Woman selling 'suicide kits' reignites right-to-die debate
Pentagon seeks mini-weapons for new age of warfare
the inside hides mouth its spoke
pineapple roof blade and nineteen pure segmented
the with misspoke hides its mouthful
thought fakes gills and far curious elongated
smoldering yet cool or hardly
aflutter back fantastical and very
chip plates tablets and sharp flexible divided
the at shovel stalks its jaws
ring screens square and square both befuddled
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Egyptian tunnel town faces up to change
Windows 8: What Should Be, If You Ask Me
Prehistoric sea monster lived longer and grew bigger
Images of paralysis: misunderstandings,
cultural mores from the waist down
and books being readied for the coffin.
We are entering an electrical era,
a lifetime of unprecedented stimulation,
devices assaulting ankles and knees.
The public’s intensive rehabilitation
kindles haggard steps of regained relief:
An ability to stand. The difference of hips.
-- Jenni B. Baker
Small steps for paralyzed man, giant leaps for treating spinal cord injuries
Amazon and Waterstones report downloads eclipsing printed book sales
Strauss-Kahn ‘Perp Walk,’ Naming Victim Divide France, U.S.
Strung border to border
air bound for dehydration
water roped by containers
Good chance to view a problem
potentially unknown, ignore their code
an evolved cat-and-mouse game
Conspiracy inspired, widespread
genetically generating a new truth
engineered theory of a child
-- David T. Snyder
Mexico police find 513 US-bound migrants in trucks
Microsoft: One in 14 Downloads Is Malicious
New book says USSR was behind Roswell UFO
The century is an idealized past, a bad relationship.
Woody Allen films beauty shots of the spectacle,
as people recall the falling towers, the intense quake.
Forced out of their homes, residents find solace
in city streets while nostalgia-minded writers
premiere scenes of chaos in overpriced hotels.
Shooting along the year’s prolific rim, the city
expands living memory past the midnight panic,
opens a parachute and wafts to the present.
-- Jenni B. Baker
Spain: Lorca shaken by earthquakes
‘Jetman’ zooms along rim of Grand Canyon in first US flight
Cannes fetes Woody Allen and ‘Midnight in Paris’
The theory of engineers says, this year the clock will be
the symbol for all objects. The globe a scattered fountain,
twirling in a bowl of perfect brightness.
Now the fleas have become the rat.
French troops drag the Missouri river for a lost horse.
The garden of bitter syrup is looted to spare opium.
Which confluence of mellow predictions
would divert the apple from its spinning?
Demolition will keep the ox out, but does not stop the boar.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
The meaning of Ai Weiwei's 12 Zodiac Heads
Our Opinion: River shows who's boss
Stanford study backs Einstein's relativity theory
A week of strange plates. Bears
sweeping up sapphires
for the farm engagement, a crying pair
of cubs. The protestant tried a “popular
outdoor lookalike” on
worshipers. A replica bear recently walked.
Tian Church sounds its 1000’s | a hugely curious
cub-mother from HONG KONG picks out
a twin souvenir. Dozens of mugs gather in a home.
-- Annabella Massey
Royal Wedding: China's big souvenir takeaway
China detains Protestant Shouwang devotees
Twin bear cubs rescued by Chinese farmer
As nobody said, "Myopia is the testimony of the recent
against the many." So instead, I added a history jury.
Most of them didn't swear much,
except for one brontosaurus that had a cynicism deficit.
Unlike "The Loudest Obstruction Diet,"
there are not scads of prizes. (Or a severe skin reaction.)
Al Capone counts to a trillion
while he smiles at a baby grand.
And voilá, the new episode of "Brazen Justice"!
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Barry Bonds convicted of felony
Cannes Film Festival: What Directors Are Saying
Mr. Prudent: Obama Preaches Deficit Sanity
the mysterious truth:
the space committee
had come this far
to the comfortable kingdom
the champions surrounded
a damaged city
continued a splendid editing
more than one rank load
hints what a month can not be
because the place of birth
that socket of speech
has released control
pressed the reeling host
Thus we closed the unique trunk
those sent to succeed who we could
we are after the keen majority
I gave them of the rain
and the water of the sea
I commence to scope the distance.
-- Jeff Nichols
Congress Awaits Answers on U.S. Mission in Libya
Libyan rebels push west into less friendly territory
Radiation from Japan 'not harmful': B. C. Scientist
business that
meaning that
scaled in noise the
bottles that damaged be two
meaning that double be parallel might clang to
juggled in safety the modestly gotten
played to basement the together landed
at radio asleep of silent the
with infants unsafe to
-- Glenn R. Frantz
It's the little things that pay off in low-key 'Win Win'
Iodine fears spark panic buying
D.C. airport tower silent as planes land
Tea Party untethered
F-18 bigotry.
Pressed
multiday benders found
Mr Sheen
caressing
8 legged women.
Baffled evangelicals
fractured.
-- Dave Stinson
Are whites racially oppressed?
The Disposable Woman
'Spider-Man' Is Cited Again for Violations
every minute tilt of the frozen cargo
drew knowledge as a spacewalk code to the dexterous
adapter,
and even so to wrongfully intend a discovery's experiment,
installing a special plate
that the holder did not recommend,
the wrapped camera charged with leaking light
and wantonly removing the second face of the face
from the published proceedings
that with every minute tilt...
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Libya stalemate presents diplomatic challenges
Soldier in WikiLeaks case charged with aiding the enemy
Discovery 'nauts wrap second spacewalk
In this city of sidewalk airbenders the defected century
repelled informal protesters. Are freshly dug graves
really the culmination of teachers’ spit wad faith?
A small history of podium democracy infused
gold witnesses with the courtesy of some plastic siege,
hot anti-aircraft guns exploring the pride of a young curator.
Foretold rebels display scars like a tour of religious artwork,
the gathering spotlights of a new tradition, the city
glimmering in the scrawled evening downfall.
-- Dave Stinson
Razzies: M. Night Shyamalan, 'wins' big
All the Arts, All the Time
Libyan Rebels Tighten Ring of Armed Control
A Sunday, Sunday calling. Barricades ablaze, a truck to run
west. The police state, a counterattack. Here hundreds, a
tricolor people chanted, face to face to chest. Some became
free. And Sunday, Sunday, witnesses. From troops,
monarchy.
Anti-aircraft in the streets, the government, the occupied
palace. The oldest ties to serve the uprising. Independent as
military in July. A symbol, the flag, the state. The former
world is positioned in outskirts calling for Libya's Arabian
Britain. High isolation on a loyal Sunday, hung from light.
-- Sherre Vernon
Libyan Rebels Close In On Tripoli
Factbox: Facts about Oman
No decision yet on presidential run, Moussa says
I couldn't remember it slowly, this dangerous parade
that commandeered us all, rushing between tables and kiosks.
Folding unveiling fingers like a fork inside a book,
we saw a tomcat grab flames from the pavilion
like video we couldn't touch
or spirits we were not allowed to photograph.
In the sleek red burnish of the cat's pleased back,
aluminum boundaries of the night's razzle-dazzle
constantly rattled, like buses fleeing the fairgrounds.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Evacuees were in good spirits at Agri-Plex
Assange abused my cat: WikiLeaks insider
Up Close with the HP TouchPad
I assure her that I am
stopping an attractive woman on
a Bethesda sidewalk and asking
her if she would sleep with me. Markets tend to men,
which has the muscle tone of a yam
souffle. Ordinary people tend to move
in cycles. Are you too
late to the rally? You don't care about all that?
Larger companies, did.
-- Eric Elshtain and Gnoetry
Gene and the Machine: The shocking truth about the Volt
Looters smash treasures and mummies in Egyptian Museum
History Suggests Time Is Right to Buy Dow Stocks
new mendacity-husbanding
coalition thought to hunt
old guard politics
prudently study the overthrow
remnants of social mould
nurture species of error
repeat HARD lessons cut
the pledge / defend bacteria
the live necessary protests
-- Daniel Barrow
Iraq hangs over Tony Blair
Tunisia's PM pledges to step aside after vote
Slime moulds prosper on the microfarm
Headache to lobby twist held had that itself the work
paint freeze to unanimous it. Headache headache to to
lobby lobby twist twist held held had had that that
itself itself the the work work paint paint freeze freeze
to to unanimous unanimous it it. Headache echoes to to
lobby racquet twist demand held culled had has that that
itself itself the a work thank paint theatre freeze keeps
to to unanimous sheer it we. Echoes to racquet demand
culled has that itself a thank theatre keeps to sheer we.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Sundance Film Festival: a critic's preview
U.N. Resolution on Israeli Settlements Puts Obama in a Bind
South Florida traffic congestion rising as job market recovers
In the continuing feud between Visa and Microsoft
to trademark the world's richest dog, one company
issued a warning to allegedly cunning children
who have taken to looking all "3-D":
"We are going after everyone in Japan."
And e-mailed the reciprocal disclaimer:
"3-D art" could be "three-dimensional," but also perhaps
"three-day," as in "a three-day, two-dimensional,
hand-held rubber-stamping event."
--Glenn R. Frantz
U.S. Revokes Venezuelan Ambassador's Visa
Nintendo Issues 3-D Game Warning for Children
Paul Allen refiles to sue the world
"The man who is repeatedly indulging in thinking
is usually bewildered about his experiences."
-- Confucius
"Anonymity was heralded with a cash award,
but who could have collected it?"
-- Anonymous
"Just as eating is a riposte to food,
the attacker of the principle tends to feel drunk."
-- Carnegie
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Assange allies claim scalps in online warfare
Want to Eat Less? Imagine Eating More
China's Confucius peace prize has chaotic launch
merely hordes to meddling bought
perfectly rip to scrambling broke
naturally shelves to sliding engage
actually nicks to menacing ripped
in twaddle cans eleven of putative
to angels elevated from capable
boozy surged the that myriad beer
arcane starved the that secret retreat
to matter antimatter with actual
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Partyers rush to stock up on Four Loko
Foreign takeover of Ireland's banks is now real solution
Has CERN made the VATICAN ANTIMATTER BOMB for real?
Food has always been an obsession
for the least advantaged in society.
Avoid those obscene holiday pounds!
Never arrive at a bank hungry.
Cat treats are pretty tasty, so
beforehand, have one helping.
Snack with panache on a plate.
Graze on a long trail of austerity.
Remember, cat food will fill you up.
-- Angela Genusa
Savage Austerity
Avoid Weight Gain Over the Holidays
Katie Price is Pretty in Pink
Some 12 million marketing pimps teamed up
with a national organization to devise a plan
called "Cheese Austerity," said the Grand Minister
of Fromage in a statement to The New York Times
yesterday. "No more free cheese!" he trumpeted.
From Philadelphia to Fiji, jaws hit the floor.
Do not be alarmed, said some big cheese who spoke on
network TV, for there is light at the end of the tunnel:
cheesier sex, cheesier drugs, and cheesier rock 'n' roll.
-- Angela Genusa
"Hawaii Five-O": This is what hit TV looks like
US issues warnings on fat but pushes cheese sales
'Let them eat cheese' approach fails to butter up electorate
Here's a quick look at the equation:
Immaterial invisible waves
synchronized clocks.
Attempts at marking the end of time
varied from useless to laughable,
and back we fall once again.
Still, pointlessness seems all so pointless.
We're not a completely made up thing.
We're big. We're splashy. We've got rhythm.
-- Scott Stoller
Sorting out daylight-saving time, time zones, time travel
Kinectrospective: A Brief History of Controller-Free Gaming
Costly ‘Spider-Man’ Can’t Get Off the Ground
Everyone, the results are pouring in tonight:
Rod Stewart got voted off "Rotting
and Decomposing with the Liberals";
Mary Poppins and Bristol Palin are safe
from elimination on "Traveling Circus of Fools";
but Taylor Swift is in jeopardy on "Skating
With the Ill-Educated Drooling Republican
Rednecks." Americans, stand up and bow
your heads for a moment of silence: 11/02/2010.
-- Angela Genusa
WWE SmackDown! Results
Who Got Voted Off Dancing With the Stars
Why European liberals see tea party as 'a circus of fools'
Well, aren’t you a little horror story?
A trick or treating celebrity train wreck.
You're really never too old
to be a victim of hazardous mishaps,
cowering naked and delusional
in Manhattan restaurant bathrooms,
slugging cocaine and vodka
'til your fingers fall off
from the lack of continuous circulation.
-- Scott Stoller
Horror Stories From Space
Teens defend their right to trick-or-treat
Coke and no smile for naked Sheen
To forget waiting, sun hours walk about the neighborhoods
where years pull. A radio flashlight bending out the orbit
will spot your edge: Clothing safer to paint around.
Don't forget the sun. Always walk on the corner,
where the pull of radio waves bending under the road
will make your heavy clothing easier to carry around.
Don't delay. The palace always turns on its corner
when the mask of homage waves. Cars under collapsed road
miles make stars heavy, as easier astronomers carry on.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Sheriff: Halloween safety tips
Neutron star size determined
Argentina's power couple torn by death
Command promoting buzzwords
have ceased to be cultivated.
Public bad manners
and criminal mischief
created the near perfect storm,
regionally becoming unstoppable.
Feed on reliable apples.
Your much ballyhooed mental health program
is a yearlong trip to Disney.
-- Scott Stoller
11 bodies, one house of horrors
Ex-flight attendant blames 'perfect storm of bad manners'
Before the Mac, Vintage Apples
Think that we know obscurity?
Some opinions aren't grounded in reality.
Let's separate facts from fables:
We've blackmailed billionaire heiresses.
Swallowed entire empires.
Fused celebrity and forgery in novel new ways.
Raised red flags to the stratosphere.
Supported many sides in a many-sided war.
We're the biggest Achilles' heel of all.
-- Scott Stoller
Five myths about Sarah Palin
The Heiresses and the Cult
Bad online and cellphone habits can hurt your career
I am an offensive saint.
I was engaged to World War II,
when the relationship was briefly excommunicated.
Boy George vindicated Bill O’Reilly
and involved a scandalous confession:
Their love gained condemnation of the rural poor.
Australia wants to Intimidate Japanese Muslims;
As a hypocritical nun
I like to insult everyone.
-Laura Beason
Bill O'Reilly on "my explosive" appearance on "The View"
Gavin Rossdale Admits To Gay Fling With Singer Marilyn
Nun whose order fought abuse becomes saint
September screwed up my life, really.
6 a.m. and I want ecstasy.
“Hit this,” I pushed.
Drugs are monsters, bare and fearsome.
Violating my probation,
I am trapped underground like central China.
I am the majestic cannibal,
the unpleasant animal that bites its brother’s flesh.
Frequent feeding is not only for herbivores.
- Erin N. Sampson
Was the T-Rex a Cannibal?
21 Are Killed in Explosion at China Mine
TI Sentenced to 11 Months in Jail
Surreal cartography is a nonchronological season.
It's like nonfiction: true, but unsuccessfully.
(No, this is not really cartography;
I just wandered outside for a second.
Ironically striking exactly the right theme.)
The dream underworld is unsympathetic with this critique.
Joining the Cincinnati Reds with Castro's? Why not?
Even Shakespeare the caustic realist
dabbled in Latin and harmless magic.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Roy Halladay Throws No-Hitter in Playoff Debut
Peruvian writer/politician Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Hungary toxic sludge reaches Danube branch
Who carried signs such as "God Hates Honeybees,"
"Fag Entomologists" and "Thank God for America's
Dead Honeybees"? Outrageous!
In Iraq, I was irked by a swamp rabbit, and now I am
throwing up at a conference on genetically modified
food that is killing off heterosexuals as punishment.
There is still a certain uncomfortable symbolism when
God, a fag, is decorating the floor with a major murder
suspect—1,000 feet from the free world.
-- Angela Genusa
Don't you know who I am? Obama loses seal of authority
Phelps's 'Outrageous' Free Speech
Possible Cause of Bee Die-Off Is Found
What have our teenagers done? A bad thing?
Their partners help men catch huge new orgasms.
They ask what do sex acts have to do with vagina.
Boys and girls say that vaginal intercourse is included
in their telephone activities. And scientists achieve truth
with a plethora of sexual relations.
Flesh and blood women are more likely to be swindled,
due to the nation’s condoms being better for sex these days.
You know, Americans have become more experimental.
-- Tom Lewis
Gossip from Manhattan & Beltway to Hollywood & Valley
Experimental Sex Practiced More Often Now in U.S.
US teens use more condoms than adults
Converging hotel death rays singe your hair
and melt your plastic shopping bags.
Your teetering teenage daughters
prefer the streets of Quito to riding the bus alone.
College kids, befuddled by can openers,
are working on solutions.
(A government spokesman said several were wounded
but did not offer any details.)
And do we only have ourselves to blame?
-- Scott Stoller
Ecuador declares emergency as police protest
Vdara visitor: 'Death ray' scorched hair
Are we raising a generation of nincompoops?
America, we're getting a 100% sanitized
version of the country from the media. Why
is that pre-McNugget paste weirdly pink?
America, we're faking media orgasms. What
is with the herd of overhyped pseudo-celebrities,
mass-produced reporters, and glossy quotes?
America, we're crawling with bacteria. What
is with the grime, the reek of decades-old man-sweat?
But hey, high five! The country tastes like chicken.
-- Angela Genusa
Pre-Chicken Nugget Meat Paste
Survey on America's Sexual Habits: We're Getting Friskier
Liberty City's Roosevelt Ivory is a Throwback
A national telephone-based poll suggests
that American current events are, uh,
eccentric. Jesus in a pink boa drinking
sparkling Pepto-Bismol liquor in Japanese
karaoke booths, Kanye West in his red
underwear whistling ABBA through his ass,
and Jessica Rabbit singing a crude Chinese
peace anthem with a refrain of "rub me do,
rub me do." All in the preceeding 24 hours.
-- Angela Genusa
Most Americans don't get daily exercise, survey finds
Saturday Night Live Recap: Kanye Scores, Miley Mocked
Big Mac index gives more than a taste of true worth
These days everything is Six Degrees
of meat: a bust of Kevin Bacon
made of bacon, a dress of Lady
Gaga made of Gaga. I am he as you
are she and we are all a stick of meat
incautiously poked into the cage of a tiger.
Wait - what? I don’t know the poem
you quoted either. I just bid on eBay
for an anti-fur bird made of real hides.
-- Angela Genusa
Philip Larkin Letters to Monica: October 21, 1950
PETA invites Lady Gaga to explain meat dress
Bacon Kevin Bacon - The Six Degrees of Food
The great white mind so cluttered
by decay the graying boomers will hate
to pay for the beef of unemployment
having stolen the economics
behind their cheap groceries,
Tuskegee, and the architecture of years.
"White folks, hey, we coloreds have taken root
deep in the beef, the country, and his ruse.
We need to focus and prioritize."
-- Eric Elshtain
White America Has Lost Its Mind
Past Horrific Experiments Stir Concerns of Today
'Sesame Street' Was Naughty Way Before Katy Perry
Friday, the sight of Shakespeare
in a sugar coffin surprised
thousands of pedestrians.
Cardboard consumers—three
sheets to the wind—marched
on slick, high-fructose city streets.
Show some solidarity: Confound
"natural" consumer clogging.
Save a wolf in sheep's syrup.
-- Angela Genusa
HFCS Name Change: Good, Bad or In Between?
5 dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
In Costa Rica, Higher Education Serves the Few
Vague external threats
confront the galaxy.
An onslaught of biting indignities
discredits nebulous negative notions.
The Better Business Bureau fumed,
then exploded with rage.
With fiercely offensive footage,
proceedings and investigations,
they'll struggle to save the vaunted fables.
-- Scott Stoller
The American dream: Is it slipping away?
Democrats Unleash Ads Focusing on Rivals’ Pasts
Beckham: "Say it to my face"
Went for a few kills in the symptoms library.
Students had nerves. Doctors are checking out
the Alaska Student disease. "We can't operate on skin."
NEVER blame relationship acne. She moves
like she has an old terrorized lung dance.
"We have considered the assault a symptom."
Sarah seemed to understand. "We acted
on behalf of the University. But, man,
the witnesses NEVER thought Palin was carrier."
-- Tom Lewis
5 Steps to Kill Hidden Bugs in Your Gut That Make You Sick
Student opens fire at University of Texas, then kills himself
Bristol Palin Comforted by Mom's Presence on DWTS
Within yourself is a gaping hole.
So fill it. Reverse the trend.
Experience what's been missing.
Be a billionaire.
Date a chimpanzee.
Try lots of different races and religions.
Explore new forms of suicide.
Go backpacking with Lady Gaga.
You've got a great, great future.
-- Scott Stoller
Ken Fisher Dubs New Normal Idiotic
Ditch Your Laptop, Dump Your Boyfriend
Baby boomers increase midlife suicide rate
The American Academy of Goats "just say gala"
to the prevention of cruelty micro-blogging messages
(published in "Children, Adolescents, Substance")
a rabbit wearing the October issue links strangely to drugs
effectively working to ride smug bullshit on a hotplate
you could sedate the monkey tobacco cursor page
vast torrents of federal danger in the bears' office
hidden by onMouseOver worm erectile dysfunction makeup
thank you, all prescription medications "WTF [URL]"
-- Angela Genusa
PETA Gala: Pamela Anderson Upstaged by Kelly Osbourne
Pediatricians Want to Restrict Ads for Tobacco, Booze, Viagra
WTF worm makes Twitterers declare goat lust
Kurt "l8r g8r" Cobain is driving me crazy,
hawking an endorsement—60 times bigger than
first estimated—for the Indians at Little Big Horn.
A waitress is serving a hamper full of Anne Frank’s
couture clothing saying “That’s hot!” Brad Pitt
is lowballing Lindsay Lohan for Gen. George
Custer's 1923 Hallmark card. And Paris Hilton
is burning a Red Cross textbook about hygiene on
a hot plate. Mein haute! What the pun?!
-- Angela Genusa
Lowballing Oil Spill Akin to Custer
Paris Hilton Owns the Phrase "That's Hot"
Happy Banned Books Week!
David Hasselhoff drunk-dancing in a Speedo
on the dance floor, performing an arthritic cha-cha
on a widely circulated sex tape? Major buzz kill.
Barack Obama disguised as a Tokyo celebutante
allowed to shack up in a nasty airport hotel in New York
disguised as the Airport Hilton? Don’t ask, don’t tell.
Say, perfume lady! The country puts its foot down when
Japan promised—multiple times—the repeal of a long
rap sheet of bizarre decisions, a potpourri of insanity.
-- Angela Genusa
Tokyo Snubs Paris (Hilton)
"Baywatch" Star Hasselhoff First "Dancing" Victim
Barack Obama heckled in Manhattan
Pharos financial group, a new directive, stamped
in London. A spokeswoman for
the code of silence says the payoff
has been mixed. The investigation of
the world? The world? It's the world? Aimed at a
bank branch of the Father,
the Lord our God, a sovereign state
in the country's total farmland.
Jews leaving a dud.
-- Eric Elshtain
In Mezuzas, a Custom Inherited by Gentiles
Vatican Bank Tied to Money Laundering Scandal
Investors seeing farmland as safer bet than stocks
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of barreled that one beaches one that barreled of
for allowed that tables turn tables that allowed for
you castle as list bristled list as castle you
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you castle as list bristled list as castle you
for allowed that tables turn tables that allowed for
of barreled that one beaches one that barreled of
you starch once plans demolished plans once starch you
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Reading the tea leaves on O'Donnell vs. Coons in Delaware
Step Aside, High Fructose Corn Syrup
NYC considers banning smoking in parks
It is too soon to know
if night is a deficit nation
programming the planet.
Bears are such fickle suitors at sea.
In the fight for tenure,
Death escaped unhurt with hostages.
Rip currents come knocking
up November under squared marriage
and the hated pull-out.
-- Travis Macdonald
Hurricane Earl threatens holiday travel plans
Boxer, Fiorina Trade Barbs in First Debate
Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
In the twilight of the city and the towns here,
it is stunningly difficult to deny
the embrace of self-serving diminution,
the generation of continuous echo,
an unwittingly watered-down brightness,
the dying of the fires towards midnight.
Transference flies.
Faith comes apart like a twenty dollar suit,
God as divine therapist.
-- Scott H.Stoller
Housing Market Is Headed For Complete And Total Collapse
Children abused, killed as witches in Nigeria
Author: More teens becoming 'fake' Christians
A dumbfounded film of millions described the foreign
as someone affected thus far by Nations and Intersections
obliquely suggested. In dismissed history-based reports
a school of notorious strain uprooted group rumors,
shot across faith and racial reach, aimed at flooding
boundaries to build bridges across the worst migrants
of insecurity and spring. Ethnic nonprofit threats ravaged
this thesis of slow bodies, blamed learning on work where
such country was funded by soldiers promoting drug peace.
-- Travis Macdonald
Acquaintances 'shocked' at arrest in Muslim stabbing
In Pakistan, Taliban Hint at Attacks on Relief Workers
President Calderon condemns Mexico migrant killings
Wingless nests from above, they talk to reach the dead.
They're not averse to saying goodnight, although
they hardly practice sleep. And if they are small,
it's usually because they're autonomous.
Good homes, oil and robots in black-body sunlight,
scrubbing a burnt orange with ice and mayonnaise,
mopped out a flattened poppy, pasteurized in hollow tubes,
thin roosts and crevices cast about a tan bed.
And if they're good, it's usually because they are small.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
MIT unveils swimming, oil-cleaning robots
Health Care and Bed Bugs
Egg recall scrambles confidence
They seemed here but not here,
withdrawn from the reality around them,
set up temporary camp in a suspended state.
They would act on information before it happened,
across all distances, instantaneously,
as if there was no space or time between them.
They needed reminding about notes and rhythms,
to be either particles or waves.
They're not watching where they're going.
-- Scott H.Stoller
Does the Past Exist Yet?
For Pianist, Software Is Replacing Sonatas
Information Overload Is Nothing New
Lies spread through casual contact.
No drug can prevent clever hoaxes.
Panicky rumors are news.
But, we report in earnest
exclusive guaranteed information.
This week a New York debutante died
from the shock of a mysterious ear infection.
The story's right. Look no further. We're untouchable.
Trust us.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Angels in America
If It’s On The Internet, It Must Be True
Can you hear me now? More teens can't
Contemporary literature slumbers,
no incentive to make threatening waves.
Good writers are put out to pasture.
The academy, ruled by theory,
undermines your individuality
with programs that embody the official philosophy
of neutered multicultural lemmings.
Who'll confront this bold mediocrity?
Who'll deconstruct their deconstruction?
-- Scott H. Stoller
5 Reasons Why People Hate Apple
Spindles Foster Sound Slumber
The 15 Most Overrated Contemporary American Writers
Retrograde Blue Catastrophe
Awakened before dawn,
under a headlight moon,
an experiment's willing participants.
Transfixed by desert heat,
a river's selfish murmur,
the carousing of a feverish canyon wren,
pale sandstone walls rose around them.
"Dolores means sorrow or pain", she said,
and he would come to know that soon enough.
-- Scott H.Stoller
The Allure of Messy Lives
Four Corners, Two Wheels
'The Colony' envisions the worst-case scenario
for the of branch viola plying least
after the by heads safe harnessing airy
into the against relief field folding simple
what the bag branch over plying recent
after freely by knocked safe shepherd airy
who the wall relief with folding close
what cuts bag matched over hands recent
on freely a knocked so shepherd gauze
who marks wall smiled with twist close
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Fold Proteins, Help Cure Diseases in Foldit Video Game
Alex Rodriguez is tied to Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa
'Mummy Bandit' suspect arrested in Havertown
for the of branch viola plying least
after the by heads safe harnessing airy
into the against relief field folding simple
what the bag branch over plying recent
after freely by knocked safe shepherd airy
who the wall relief with folding close
what cuts bag matched over hands recent
on freely a knocked so shepherd gauze
who marks wall smiled with twist close
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Fold Proteins, Help Cure Diseases in Foldit Video Game
Alex Rodriguez is tied to Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa
'Mummy Bandit' suspect arrested in Havertown
He was a matrix of numerous materials,
a mixture of pride and fear,
the proximity of silver,
the risk of diminution,
a preternatural affinity for flashlights.
Contradictions and incongruities
made him a suitable symbol of the age.
He'd instinctively play dead.
He liked the comfort it provided.
-- Scott H. Stoller
The Binky Fairy and Other Lies Parents Tell Kids
On Silver Lake's 'Walking Man'
Survivor of Mont. bear attack says she played dead
We have to be realistic here.
As we go slinking from ledge to ledge, the legacy
of recent human evolution feels like an elaborate sham.
We have to be realistic here.
Regardless of the various twists and turns
their intentions were never really in question.
We have to be realistic here.
This is no time to make new enemies.
Let us die in peace, on our own terms.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Funniest Last Words, Deathbed Witticisms
Adventures in Very Recent Evolution
'Salt' tries to shake you, but it's a sham
In subterranean mines,
below the icy planet's surface,
we've reprogrammed human stem cells
into zombies, in all their top-down glory,
in countless configurations,
with defensive arsenals ranging from
third perspective shadow and dynamic depth of field,
to the potent ability to eradicate available sunshine,
all unique, all in stock and all free of charge.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Reprogrammed Stem Cells May Have Limited Use
Aliens swarm onto Steam
'Plants vs. Zombies' invading Xbox Live
The Gulf Coast found itself in an odd
moment of my life. He understands
how weather works. But more
important, Terry was accurate.
After searching all night in
the oil. He was good on
TV, and they were about
to be right. The gulf. Was this the
life they wanted? The sea.
-- Eric Elshtain
Rescuers Find No One Trapped in New Jersey Garage Wreckage
TV's Crowning Moment of Awesome
The Gulf waits: Oil is plugged, but for how long?
In radio deserts where goats dig holes to puncture a
twilight nest, in some warehouse. To transport elite fish
whose tricky eggs think they might not be hatched. But the
murky ocean they steamed threatened nobody; even attempted
other unnamed relocations in radio deserts. Where goats dig
holes to puncture a twilight nest in. Some warehouse to
transport elite fish whose tricky eggs think. They might not
be hatched, but the murky ocean they steamed. Threatened,
nobody even attempted other, unnamed relocations.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Saving sea turtles one egg at a time
Chupacabras: Fact or fiction?
Iran denies that returned citizen is nuclear scientist
He rests his head on a pillow of tattered towels,
broken-down and rusting on a backstreet.
Taken by surprise, he ran out of everything,
a first-class nightmare coming true.
He leans back, closes his eyes, and wonders
how much more he can bear, new to this quiet desperation.
It stabs, burns, aches and throbs, gnaws at you,
knocks you for a loop. But, sooner or later
it all goes away. Unless, he's been told, it doesn't.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Desperate times
When pain becomes chronic
Death at Electric Daisy Carnival
It's the great cosmic joke:
the dramatic revelation our present day strategy
has produced no bold progress.
We've been living in the clouds,
so afraid of stillness, of being disconnected,
that what we once thought were bullet-proof blessings
were only the narcotic of ingenious technology.
And, nobody knew how dangerous it was.
Blindsided and sunk, we wait in line for naught.
-- Scott H. Stoller
The 36 Hours That Shook Washington
No Sex Please, We’re Middle Class
Are Cells the New Cigarettes?
She strolled in uninvited in her prim white blouse
and smudged black eyeliner,
on the verge of tears, machine guns protruding,
chewing over the cultural importance of baseball.
"It can get a little boring," she said softly.
The church is closed today, can't ask it's staff
to break away
from a major cocaine bender at The Four Seasons Hotel
(soon to be reprised on the Upper West Side)
and work with the blizzard of cross-dressing drunks
who are hyperventilating and freaking out,
but what in the world are we supposed to do?
The good news is the Grammys must be canceled.
-- Scott H. Stoller
His Cross to Bear: Heartthrob Vampire
Has Lady Gaga gotten your attention yet?
Secret of AA: After 75 Years, We Don’t Know How It Works
in a unilateral effort to boost revenue
congress has approved a vast and lucrative
conspiracy to flood manhattan with cocaine
the programme is set to top two billion dollars
and grow 408 percent in a five year strategic plan
new findings boost arguments that drug dealers
are worth more than the president and firearms
and cash are regularly sent to the fiercely
loyal house of representatives on thursday
-- Richard Mason
Jamaican gang leader faces drug, gun charges in NY
Whalewatching worth billions and booming: study
Iran faces fresh US sanctions
We just said that only genetic bubbles matter.
Don't implore the power. Grip the personalised distrust.
The over-hyped fighting of dream troops,
clashing with their pick of absent opponents.
Any student has the right to ask for and receive
a fresh Bavarian cucumber.
But was it meant to get first-graders
calling for new elections?
So says a head of losers.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Swipe at 'genome hype', 10 years on
Is Germany's Government Headed for a Breakdown?
P'town schools to distribute condoms
shortly before 1.41 p.m. many
were still unaffected by
schoolchildren into post offices
rattling bookshelves instead of
welcoming the deadliest summer
dancing around a bonfire
workers studied money-losing
a Spanish chinchilla tried to protest
on the Ontario-Quebec border
-- Richard Mason
12 killed as train hits beachgoers in Spain
Earthquake rattles Ontario-Quebec border and GTA
French strike over plans to raise retirement age
The perfect cycle now concludes,
growing ever more difficult
and largely unattractive.
New moral duties weigh heavily.
The floor under the stage might not hold.
To cut against the grain of the times
will require a feat of delicate engineering.
The notion of a fiery collapse
has become a most distinct possibility.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Secondhand Smoke Linked to Mental Distress
In Defense of the Imperfect Mother
For New ‘Ring’ Set, Met Has to Buy Steel Supports
Decades have come to nothing,
have refused to budge,
to have an impact,
and one can't help but feel
a creeping sense
of fatal inadequacy.
This is big news.
What's out there left to find?
Show me.
-- Scott H.Stoller
Miley Cyrus Defends Simulating Lesbian Kiss
Novel Drug Combats Advanced Melanoma
Spelling their way to success
quick pitched will piper reeling post which between
ominous clad has nectar gathering worry when under
calm breach had drought enhancing specter when in
heavily for tent a loud quick pitched will piper
undoubtedly of bid a sharp ominous clad has nectar
outside by taste a quick calm breach had drought
reeling post which between heavily for tent a loud
gathering worry when under undoubtedly of bid a sharp
enhancing specter when in outside by taste a quick
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Taliban targets Afghanistan peace jirga
BP disaster raises oil industry's insurance costs
For many, Griffey is baseball in Northwest
quick pitched will piper reeling post which between
ominous clad has nectar gathering worry when under
calm breach had drought enhancing specter when in
heavily for tent a loud quick pitched will piper
undoubtedly of bid a sharp ominous clad has nectar
outside by taste a quick calm breach had drought
reeling post which between heavily for tent a loud
gathering worry when under undoubtedly of bid a sharp
enhancing specter when in outside by taste a quick
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Taliban targets Afghanistan peace jirga
BP disaster raises oil industry's insurance costs
For many, Griffey is baseball in Northwest
As the walls came down, with history revealed,
what was this writer's groundbreaking achievement,
creating synthetic art?
His tortured relationship with sobriety,
loaded guns in strategic locations,
ready to provide a quick resolution?
A wide range of compounds,
transforming the pain,
as he lay tenaciously dying?
-- Scott H. Stoller
An uneasy ride with Dennis Hopper
Johnson & Johnson Criticized Over Drug Recall
Scientists Control Cell With Synthetic Genome
forces broke, said
the first country offered just a spill
gushed months, grip, a day rig toddler
become
miles off, which was an industry disaster
spewed and exploded, surpassing not the baron
but visited his father
and the estimated
history, now advocates away, that example of global use
about as much, since the alleged coast siege,
the now into the vice between
-- Kale Humphrey
BP: 48 hours before clear if mud stops oil leak
Jamaica drug gangs 'call the shots'
Outrage erupts as 2-year-old lights up
Their anger grew.
It's difficult to derail a southern train.
You can force it off the tracks
in a landslide of wreckage and oil
but it's coming right back. It's hard to explain.
When you cannot believe the blow ups,
when you won't stop hiding the dead,
when sermons ooze twisted philosophy,
southern trains are difficult to derail. It's hard to explain.
-- Scott H. Stoller
EPA chief to return to Gulf Coast to monitor spill
Train hits landslide, derails in China, killing 19
Yemeni cleric advocates killing US civilians
Indiscreet
horses cheat
on their partners
Hustler
photos are
briefly cleavage-free
Harvard's
getting flak
for rethinking virginity
-- Scott H. Stoller
The Science of a Happy Marriage
Marijuana plantations feeding Europe's habit
Why Is a Former Sex Blogger "Rethinking Virginity"?
A fatal disease is spreading across subtropical twilight skies.
The continued expansion of virulent stars
is more deadly than otherwise believed.
Infected physicians successfully killed
a stressed out but healthy young porpoise.
A number of dogs are now ill. The cats cannot be comforted.
The experts expressed some alarm---
Strange talking girls can be ultimately prevented
but that is not what we are seeing.
-- Scott H. Stoller
Mystery Disease Linked to Missing Israeli Scientist
Last chance to see Atlantis in night sky
Stressed? Calling Mom helps, study says
burning in a castle
with a thatching of arrows skewered, recreational archers
shouting liquor of scorched pine
bottles in mud
shattered on smooth stumps
a ram stumbled
near footpaths
hands scale trees
repeated horses jumped the gate
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Hockey joy turns to violence in wake of Canadiens' victory
All Crowe and arrows
Elena Kagan follows Supreme Court rulebook: be bland
Flossing to me is despairing after knot.
The know of it is we five, nixed by the diagnosed wives.
Charged for activities linking highlighted attack
to supporters of attempted monologue.
Day Two: us container cynics caught Big Sunny in our ice -
couldn’t even gesture, we cream excitement.
Some increased risk of we, early to the Unity trees,
hating live idea of planting service after a religious
plan-your-own. I kept with it come a-problems time.
-- Katie Longofono
'I Chose Not to Have My Dad Give Me Away'
If spouse has dementia, your risk rises, too
Our Take - Jay's Blink-and-You-Missed-It Rip on Conan
People who sleep but don't think it will spread
take a task they've just learned,
and perform it on a computer screen and in their dreams,
but upon waking, those who learned to sleep geographically
think better of it than either those who sleep in a maze,
or those who sleep but don't report it,
or those who were asked to sit
in the sunken horizon of a virtual space
and study random scenes of the public's mind.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Dreaming is the brain's way of learning
Potentially lethal fungus moves south from Canada
Sunken Drilling Rig in Gulf Raises Questions
Splinter Cell Invertebrates
creep through the shadows
in a silent takedown best enjoyed slowly
next-generation tiny sea creatures
you think you look at them
Their double-agent play is stealthy stalking
Satisfying microscope features
eclipsed iPhone camera flash and video chatting
and the sloppy success of the Apple Engineer was placed on
hold.
-- Cindy Underhill
Apple wants next-gen iPhone back
Marine Life Census Reveals Unknown Sea Creatures
Splinter Cell sequel satisfying despite schizophrenic gameplay
credibility rap a prime as slapping tip-toe
kangaroo row a big as entertaining bogus
punch I'd to of developing know the
questions I'm to for lining develop the
prisoner by on a obstruction a to trespassing
joke with of a zoo a at comedian
who yesterday going charged who yesterday was
it normally including thought he slowly was
absurdities shepherd a such as including first
-- Glenn R. Frantz
US state of Alabama sees red on Rudd retort
Japan Indicts Anti-Whaling Activist
April shines light on autism awareness
The women bomb state-run Saturday,
Johannesburg the population,
intercept bullet man Mr. International.
Ancestors police the scornful madness of Italy,
Libya disputes another model. Berlusconi prepares;
posts women’s envelopes.
Zimbabwe,
belated gay capital -
a president makes a population.
-- Luke Yates
Bridge prepares for date with Kardashian
Zimbabwe Shrugs Off Gay Rights
Italian police find bullet in letter to Berlusconi
I understand that inhalation of days of strawberry air
plucked seeds from a minefield with euphoric ferocity
to get a glue for all crops the properly independent
overlapping diversity cultivated a crippling trust in
that oath to deter and I understand it potentially
has more than half an island in common
with the Doomsday Archipelago and hallucinogens
conducted by teleconference with all confidence
a remote chemical judge and I understand that.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Arctic Seed Vault largest in the world
'Huffing' more popular among pre-teens than pot
Kaye takes on Paterson investigations
Bugs Bunny, built on tropes of wire, his rib is not yours
I give just about everything else to women
They fight as warriors, flexible and steady.
The double bed the best form of defence
He’s vulnerable, he lays the blame
And protects the slow-burning land.
We discern only rhythm to history
James is born blowing up
Plows these years, sinks deeper.
-- Jeff Nichols
The Hurt Locker: So Right About Men, So Wrong About Addiction
Gordon Brown Blames Generals for Snatch Land Rover Fiasco
America, the Fragile Empire
Of all the good reasons to avoid Starbucks, here's another:
You're probably among millions
who have experienced getting hit by bullets.
Listening to the radio, your mind wanders to parties, first kisses...
Then, suddenly you're in a New York area hospital,
in a coma, fighting for your life.
There's no doubt about it.
Powerful and immensely overpriced coffee--
the result is crushing scenes such as this.
-- Scott Stoller
Starbucks's guns and lattes policy
The 10 Most Addictive Sounds in the World
Gang Starr MC Guru In Coma
Really! Venture into a kaleidoscopic land
To rescue inhabitants from an evil oppressor
An appaling toff re-imagining pure magic
The young man attaching something that looked
Suspiciously
Like a fake bomb to the underside of a prime minister
He said:
Treatments that that result in sustained improvements
in behaviour are
Elusive.
-- Ashleagh Hurren
Tim Burton's magical Alice in Wonderland in 3D
The truth about the Mossad
Group therapy 'can help back pain sufferers'
Hospital care was still not on,
Accused of blood payout.
A mix-up, failed by five-figure ulcers.
She vowed to campaign,
Prosecutions focused on hard clarity,
Motivation helping the battle.
High-speed service added nothing;
A due end announced
As customers aimed statements at the flagship.
-- Will Wood
Stafford Hospital: Drugs horror
Assisted suicide: Debbie Purdy welcomes new guidelines
Virgin to offer cable customers 100Mbps
He finally hit plane spotters;
missed three powerful Indian staff,
humiliating, finally, archery.
Temper crazy,
illuminating bad bullying,
trashed equipment – runway, mask.
Declared help, defend hand, donned hesitation,
raided scanner machine.
Target suspicious spying.
-- Alice Lander
British plane-spotters facing three years in Indian prison
William Tell: Blindfolded Prince tries his hand at archery
Gordon Brown will be quite cross, says Andrew Rawnsley
Abuse and admit,
but blunder before
children. Computers calm
down despite earned
emotional force. Fearing
flat government, Gus games
himself high. How
it's injured, in
January, left life.
-- Nick Jarvis
I'm a full-time mum...benefits ARE my wages
Lord Mandelson defends Gordon Brown
Baffled police log six incidents of snowball fights
In a survey of four consultants,
two thirds (nearly a majority!) believe
the killing of knowledge enhances business.
Is human intelligence making us stupid?
Can that intelligence be used in a different manner
for a different purpose?
As might a Canadian flag be
convertible to a red jersey,
so that no passports are required.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
3 In 4: Internet Makes Us Smarter
Beer sales stopped in Vancouver
EU 'extremely concerned' over passports used in assassination
Reinforced ambulance from home.
Knife operation
reduced wounding with intent.
The local community charged
after urgent repair work.
Stabbed. Stabbed. Stabbed.
House before heritage grants.
The listed exhibition space
paid out only last week.
-- Clare Torbitt
'Brother' charged after boy death
World's fattest man in heart attack scare
Lottery funding to help historic churches
relic the of the in beak cherished blame
five is ground two in of pointed
two is flames one of by blazing
feel rolled still outside constellation after
has the brash however needle nearly pin
has the reverse hence rubber upward speculation
wear resurfaced ever ever drone to
titanium the on the of museum pierced drop
position the among the for ink unsettled tank
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Who's who in the Pakistan Taliban
Fault of the Concorde: An Icon's Day in Court
Budget hits twofold in Houston
Until the face exposed them, the brain did not detect its
features. On paper, the half-face hybrids darkened: Blind
face impression, separate from the passive nameplates.
Until the light exposed them, the brain did not detect its
features. On paper, the half-light hybrids darkened: Blind
light impression, separate from the passive nameplates.
Until the leaf exposed them, the brain did not detect its
features. On paper, the half-leaf hybrids darkened: Blind
leaf impression, separate from the passive nameplates.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Croatia's break with the past
Even in blind patients, light worsens migraines
Even as electric cars are rolled out in Detroit today, U.S. will lag the world in adoption
Today is the summit against slogans.
From Venezuela to Tuvalu, supporters sprang to the fight.
Shattered windshields were blanketed
with green banners molded from living plants.
But the tiny frosted ribbons between living and signifying,
saddled with their idealized witnesses,
are tried and cut by the steady forces of craft and myth,
their frozen emitters flooded with the chaos of compromise.
Time for lunch.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Iran's opposition movement mourns cleric
Some Climate Experts Seek Alternative to U.N. Process
Say hello to winter
above-average worriers predicted fresh fears
minarets on mosques; cantons and companies
stir tension
something catastrophic how the fear of fear
wins the takeover battle
controlling leaders, workers, neighbors
chocolate giant's Swiss Alpine
braced for backlash
still no guarantees for a low-key response.
-- Cindy Underhill
Anxiety fear ‘puts above-average worriers at depression risk’
Cadbury jobs fear: going
Muslim Leaders Condemn Swiss Ban
the a the minarets on those boycotts astronomy of
the a the telescope by heavy vengeance wonders below
endangered to genuine given envy
the a the midst over mutual outlaw referendum in
the dual facing of in experimental eroding
threatened to remembered stain vistas
the Swiss nesting in of physico-mathematico nesting
higher which converse Netherlands the dearly
other which lecture lectures the also
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Europe unites to deplore Swiss ban on minarets
Global warming treaty would be major success
The Royal Society: Dilettantes to DNA via cuckoos and kites
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