Sunday, December 28, 2014
Easier Than Said
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
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Cyber Learning Days
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'
Thursday, December 04, 2014
Fast Animal Artworks
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
Monday, November 24, 2014
Cue Damage Control
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
Friday, November 14, 2014
These Trading Neighborhood
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
Sunday, November 09, 2014
Scary Unmarked Focus
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’
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Almost Anybody Sustainable
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'
Friday, October 24, 2014
Museum Leaves Awareness
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
Monday, October 13, 2014
Contract Through Surfaces
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
Thursday, October 02, 2014
Has Competing Features
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
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Shoeless Kumbaya Nature
It was 3 a.m. in astronomy.
Until now, planets of BlackBerry, this festival
planets of thumping electronic music for three
gentle vibrations of efficiency, a super hot bundle of
spirituality published in a Bottle, converts and first author
surrounded by fresh-faced bohemians sporting tippet-tappety
headlining, in fact, the Nevada desert
isn’t the smallest Blackberry planet said
a 1960s Volkswagen van, shoeless, shirtless, first author.
-- Elizabeth Evans
New milestone in search for water outside solar system
The Progeny of Burning Man
A New BlackBerry, Eager for Converts
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Neutral Operations (Two)
the reflects has in.
placidly the stretches to deepen reflects similar includes.
beneath eminent gliding than paint stretches.
appears, scale harvest, reflects, simply drawn.
a bailed into, the fish their revealed.
by the sea chart break to until.
the shift that a drinkers rest would in.
rest even use such found too the revealed.
beneath the juice other rest to on.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
The Rich Are Eating Richer, the Poor Are Eating Poorer
RBS will leave Scotland if voters back independence
Seismic gap may be filled by an earthquake near Istanbul
Neutral Operations (One)
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of one producing than shares drew.
buy, model deepen, contrast, more grown.
a indicated of, the fault their scored.
in the fruits zones buy to along.
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-- Glenn R. Frantz
The Rich Are Eating Richer, the Poor Are Eating Poorer
RBS will leave Scotland if voters back independence
Seismic gap may be filled by an earthquake near Istanbul
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Shell and Evening
even if you could figure it out you didn't need to
understand, if you want to play in theory
whether a snail is at home in the rain
by measuring the woods had paced back and
in the well of the cup, even the calm land seems convoluted
when the tired patterns relaxed like past hours
fossilization practice -- accumulation, for example
if it needed a recent idea, in the cup of the well
even better if you mixed in the unknown formula
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Paleolithic Escargot - Prehistoric Spaniards Cooked Snails
Reviewing the viability of a PGA Tour playoff system
First relatively calm night in Ferguson since teen's death
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Vacuum Current Revealed
I am bubbling with the zeitgeist! Twin PR companies
have just announced my plan for a cylindrical underground
Gigafactory to build the new Tesla Thermos.
The factory, conceptually executed, will produce
enough hot coffee to last into the 18th century.
A ship of up to 40 feet can be assembled in a bottle,
removed, and at last discovered
in the mysterious ancient shipyard of Arabica.
Construction starts now and will stop in the year 1773.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
I Drank a Cup of Hot Coffee That Was Overnighted Across the Country
Tesla's new battery teammate: Panasonic
Wooden ship found beneath World Trade Centre built in 18th-century Philadelphia
Friday, July 11, 2014
Nature of Grandeur
the a stage of in shore cloud stages
the a cars of in harder secrets cargo
to are you latest the retains
the a move of in smaller crystallography movies
in molecular restaurants bolstering the unraveling of
steamship challenges the on season that photosynthesis than
lake drop the of bucket that Michigan than
with coal spoke splitting the ferrying of
to are it every the remain
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Water-Splitting Stages of Photosynthesis Revealed
IBM Risks $3 Billion to Stay Relevant in Chip Biz
Last U.S. Coal-Fired Steamship Sails On, Aiming for Cleaner Wake
Sunday, June 22, 2014
With Shadowy Engineering
This mysterious suspected mastermind
of the exiled machine for making uranium broth
can speak, chew, and walk in zero gravity.
Her son was born with syndromes that leave him,
and experts query her for means that could explain his own.
The machine is mum about him.
Initial hopes withstand the elusive foes of the
clandestine pressures that function to rehydrate space.
Astronauts will keep alert for glitches in the facade.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
As sequencing moves into clinical use, insurers balk
Enigmatic Iranian at center of U.N. nuclear investigation
ISSpresso: Italy designs coffee machine that works in space
Wednesday, June 04, 2014
Court Case
Tianamen square crackdown
Strictly limits public
Authorities have detained dozens
Will serve 500-calorie meals
Provide at least three healthy
Exceed recommended daily intake
Disputes between countries
The tribunal to invalidate
And present it's case
-- Anne Victor
White House Honors Victims of Tiananmen Square
HPB pushes for more 500 calories meals
Court Hands China 6 Months Deadline in Philippines
Thursday, May 29, 2014
The Consistent Prescription
The sarcastic arts snort at the undaunted audience,
whose bizarre autobiographies chew unique justice.
Her lifetime commitment to appropriate opioids
became a chapter filled with odd words of awkward.
(As in, "She shows sideshows in the Southern Specific.")
With this silent expensive enthralling result,
to inject a maddening lance of molasses
into the quickened black locker of the dangerous page,
confounding the scholarly opera reporters.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
To Lance Stephenson, blowing in an ear is 'just playing ball'
Maya Angelou, the Feminist
Study: U.S. Heroin Users Are Mostly White Suburbanites
Monday, May 19, 2014
Amid Giant Kingdom
you or it you demanded fall down
contested woodlands, a tapestry of, for trees
we and they it said accused really
almond urgency, a sense for, in cannons
of you're sure the forests gain
plum tea, an interest in, in ships
for they're foreign the apple bedecked
they and you you include said absolutely
red china, a cup of, at sea
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Obama Seeks Midterm Votes on California Fundraising Marathon
China blames Vietnam for sea collisions, but calls for talks
Apples of Eden: Saving the Wild Ancestor of Modern Apples
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Targeted Data Branch
Thanks to massive surveillance, we know everything on
carnivorous mammals, while herbivores eat the document
the country intercepts themselves eating.
You either eat the document or you eat the country,
but you also eat the lotus.
They were themselves reptilian,
but asked to question classified reptiles,
unveiled the prehistoric armed kingdom of reptilian Toronto.
We neither represent old forces nor afford a manifesto.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
BJP just replaced hand with lotus: Rahul Gandhi
Putin Tells Snowden Russia Does not Conduct Large-Scale
Surveillance
We now know how carnivores evolved into herbivores
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Creature You Figure
The future of arthropods is in public transportation.
Researchers at the University of Blue Bristol
discovered a million-year-old marine animal that had
appendages around its mouth, used in talking on the phone,
and a system of socializing that let it join unions.
And what about your evolution? Whatsamatta,
do you prefer to filter treasure from ocean water,
or to sit quietly by the big sheds
in the ancient light of northern Greenland?
-- Glenn R. Frantz
520-Million-Year Old Sea Animal Filtered Food like Whales
What does it mean to be an introvert online?
College football ruling should have schools scared
Thursday, March 06, 2014
As Inaccurate Secret
play metallic the forest the over still depth cover
adds blue the hammerstone the of so concrete vocabulary
tar multisyllabic the gong the solidifies
rocks scored and seldom it,
figures one the chance the write
prevaricator mandatory the predictor the wake
bell shored and ever you,
devils muted or heavily them,
guesses obscure the glacier the after even hail tones
-- Glenn R. Frantz
College basketball scores: Wake Forest downs No. 4 Duke, 82-72
Re-examining the SAT is (A) Good; (B) Bad; (C) Overdue;
(D) None of the above
Stonehenge Holds a 'Sonic Secret'
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Baby shrugging apologizes
A baby screaming for independence:
subhuman attempting to defuse
mongrel linguistic traditions.
The infant's mouth urged dialogue,
apologized for differences,
nonetheless drew protests.
Spiritual leader -- told the liar that he is --
wasn't breathing, holding a statement:
preservation of respiratory terminology.
-- Carol High
RockerTed Nugent apologizes for Obama racial remark
ShruggingOff Chinese Protests, Obama Meets Dalai Lama
Good Samaritan, quick thinking save baby on expressway
Grisly Incentives Decided
Evaluating collectible traditions, China stages
Tibetan political agency. White House coughs,
Obama reveals why all the following leaked:
Alien-ridden, potentially religious Netflix media;
Steve Jobs postage stamp; Exiled Dalai Lama industry;
Gotham City linguistic tax agency.
US told in low-key stages, “Enough.” Proposals
and a billion strongly-depicted merits
hosted, offering up president preservation.
-- Robert Woerheide
'House of Cards' and the massive business of tax incentives
Shrugging Off Chinese Protests, Obama Meets Dalai Lama
Just like Elvis, dead Steve Jobs to appear all over America
Thursday, February 20, 2014
A Familiar Moment
Brigades of the dismissed
From North and South
And heavily armed with head and hand
Riot as artists of walking
And singing the song
Of an unseen motherland
And the police nearby
Are seized and carried
In arms of breakthrough passion
-- Jay St. John Knight
Breakthrough in Alps murder mystery
Pussy Riot members detained in Sochi
Libyan militias threaten parliament in Tripoli
Soweto Set Seven
The candles were black
and they had wounds on their backs.
The Razor blades were in their school bags.
Wrapped up formal
in a place to do good work.
Talks of Saturday.
To be set free.
The death sentence commuted to life imprisonment
of seven prisoners, three.
-- Zach Jackson
Soweto girls’ ‘satanic’ end
Italy’s Renzi set to reveal cabinet
State to free seven jailed over killing of Rajiv Gandhi
Violence Hacking Rate
Lunchtime in the heart
Plastic bullets and shotgun pellets
Intensified week by week
Unofficial hacking
Hour long conversation
Sleeping pills
Fresh boost, fallen youth
Target set removed
Focus forward... no longer
-- Leanne Pereira
As it happened: Alarm at worst Kiev violence
Hacking trial: Tony Blair advised Rebekah Brooks
Record numbers of women in work as unemployment falls
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Monsters Promised Freedom
An angel is poised
On the edge of the Promised Land
A frail but perfect vision
A dark storm clouds her eyes
In thunderous displeasure
Her mouth is a swift dagger
She is unapologetic
In her forceful defence
Of freedom
-- Hermione Cameron
The story of Israel: ‘My Promised Land’ and ‘Israel: A History’
Have Sweden’s permissive parents given birth to monsters?
Who’s the judge who ruled on Va.’s ban on gay marriage?
Friday, February 14, 2014
Pay floods CLEARED
Overturned Prime assault -
Indecent government rape teachers’
employment. The failed education organisation
charges Cameron with a flood of
criticism. The current verdict is agreed:
prosecution dictate
higher veteran pay and floods
In Crown court. The storms will
protect the conditions of the country.
-- Jake Quirke
Dave Lee Travis is found NOT GUILTY
Pay body ends ban on teachers carrying out administrative duties
UK floods: Cameron says Britain 'cannot let this happen again'
Score, With Paleoclimatologist
Event One: Signage strewn in the streets.
People park on the on-ramps.
Thousands of microorganisms in winter.
Event Two: A sliding tree broken, and scorched grapevines.
Bronze bears lick the burnt stems
to identify a long-dead ocean.
Event Three: A broken sediment of colored charcoal
suggests gnarled rain
pointing fingers at the past millennium.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Americans Win All Three Medals in New Skiing Event
Venezuelans in shock over protest deaths
Could California's Drought Last 200 Years?
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Email Reading Itself
To atone for posting fake software,
a robot phone plans to steal the Seven Golden Appliances
out of their twisting links of balance
in the League of Household Solicitations.
(That same robot once tracked the movements
of a missing refrigerator all over Queensland.)
If they continue walking long enough,
people tend to develop an extravagant winding message,
reasserted thrice yearly -- an annoying mystery.
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Your Refrigerator Is Vulnerable to a Cyberattack
Study Decodes Text-Walking Body Language
Masahiro Tanaka gives the Yankees the man they sought
Wednesday, January 08, 2014
Scenarios Reinvent Coup
a mess an opportunity an excuse to reinvent oneself
nobody journalistic to hear who excites or informs
malaise rooted in crippling reliance on opinion polls
hinges on our ability to establish what happened
different scenarios and assumptions foolish to speculate
400-metre police cordon expected in place until Monday
charges often vague evidence elusive arrests come swiftly
crush people angry enough to support a coup
silence dissent, ask very few questions
-- Clark Allison
The rising poverty of American political journalism
Wait to recover bodies following Norfolk helicopter crash
In Egypt, many shrug as freedoms disappear
Friday, January 03, 2014
Outside Meeting In
specks the light, gold. catching its on winter back
bird the creation, everyday. setting its in seed heater
door the the abandoned turns, , an arm as to
endless soon? and the way as bumped round it
mouth the boat, circular. leaning its from life houses
skis the road, bare. frothing its for concrete chatter
crowd the the perched record, , a birds into to
box the the warmed slip, , a thermos of to
imaginable little? but the tube as whispered short they
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Women are taking their place on the ski jump
Sherlock facts: 21 things you didn't know
Cambridge man sets bird-watching record