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3by3by3: Cylinders of Beams

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Wednesday, January 21, 2015. 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. 8212;A technique that does not obstruct light. 8212;A technique that can capture the sun and the pulses. Unlocking Scrolls Preserved in Eruption of Vesuvius. Dawn Spacecraft Gets Closer To Dwarf Planet Ceres. Posted by Lance Newman. Dion ...

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Little Red Leaves: Open Reading Period, New Submission Manager, Ephemera Issue 6 Subscriptions

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Blog Outpost of the Online Poetry Journal. Wednesday, December 15, 2010. Open Reading Period, New Submission Manager, Ephemera Issue 6 Subscriptions. Thank you for following five years of LRL - to celebrate, we have some exciting announcements for our sixth issue: we will be holding an open reading period for LRL e-editions, converting to a new (way more organized) submission manager, as well as selling subscriptions for a new mail-out (extremely limited) ephemera issue! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Little Red Leaves: In progress... Ephemera Issue - "Dawn" by C.S. Carrier

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Blog Outpost of the Online Poetry Journal. Friday, April 22, 2011. In progress. Ephemera Issue - "Dawn" by C.S. Carrier. As a lover/hater of all things pantoum, I was truly excited to read "Dawn" by C.S. Carrier. What's more poignant in this poem is the mention of Kurosawa ("Kurosawa presides over the cinema") in the wake of current events in Japan right now. It feels like a dedication to the past, a rumination on the "what was" in the "will be" of the earthquake's aftermath. Labels: C.S. Carrier.

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Little Red Leaves: March 2011

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Blog Outpost of the Online Poetry Journal. Wednesday, March 30, 2011. In progress. Ephemera Issue - Lauren Levin's "Tresk". Little Red Leaves has taken on a pretty ambitious task. Issue #6 will consist of individually owned and operated ephemera objects that promise to be all over the place (in a good way). Note: TRESK has been called a migraine gene, acting like a switch that can control the sensitivity of pain nerves in the brain.). Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). What Birds Give Up.

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Little Red Leaves: October 2010

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Blog Outpost of the Online Poetry Journal. Friday, October 8, 2010. Included in the issue:. On the * Paros Translation Symposium* edited and introduced by Joseph Mosconi. With Susan Gevirtz, Angelos Parthenis, Steve Dickison, John Sakkis, Demosthenes Agrafiotis, Eleni Stecopoulos, Katerina Iliopoulou, Liana Sakelliou, Mairi Alexopoulou, Maria Laina, Phoebe Giannisi, Siarita Kouka, Socrates Kabouropoulos, Thanasis Maskaleris, and Vassilis Manoussakis. Carmen Giménez Smith Selections from Goodbye Flicker.

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Little Red Leaves: August 2011

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Blog Outpost of the Online Poetry Journal. Wednesday, August 31, 2011. LRL e-editions sneak peek: Group Review of Michael Cross's HAECCEITIES. Here's a little taste of the next round of e-editions. Please stay tuned- big things in the works! You can (& should) purchase a copy of Haecceities. At SPD: http:/ www.spdbooks.org/Producte/9780982792643/haecceities.aspx. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). American Letters and Commentary. Can We Have Our Ball Back? Dos Press Chapbook Series.

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3by3by3: Dust of Genes

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Friday, January 23, 2015. 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. 8212;An attempt to understand the unknown. Rosetta Finds Out Much About a Comet. Tools Used By Earlier Human Ancestor Than Previously Believed. NASA enlists identical twin astronauts for unique experiment. Posted by Lance Newman.

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3by3by3: April 2015

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Thursday, April 30, 2015. An ambiguity is a funny truism,. In that its deconvolution is eloquently unknowable. Just study this: What lives on pablum,. Can't smell color, evades horizons,. Could win a plurality of the unpopular votes,. And according to a spy on Earth,. You usually see it playing baseball with real orioles? And by the way, when is an enigma not enigmatic? When it's a riddle. Glenn R. Frantz. Spiegel: The Fitting Oddity of a Fanless Ballgame. NASA probe shows Pluto might have a polar ice cap.

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3by3by3: February 2015

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Thursday, February 26, 2015. Visitors will have places to start. Bacteria occupy. The black sandstone cliffs, carrying broken glasslike. Ice cleats. The views have re-ordered the lake bottom. Visitors will have to gut the city for stained glass. To be filed smooth like deadly icicles. Drugs won't be the only attraction this year. Visitors will have piled up clear ice plates. Potentially suited for window glass. Weather willing, you can see boulders on Wednesday. Glenn R. Frantz. Posted by Lance Newman.

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Murakami Sound Machine Explosion: December 2008

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Murakami Sound Machine Explosion. Bopping to the Top for months now. Wednesday, December 10, 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Joseph Schupbach is a writer, a student, an educator, and a delight in class. he holds a BA in performance studies and is persuing a MFA in creative writing. he is a professional teaching artist in Chicago public schools and an ensemble member with Barrel of Monkeys. Also, Joseph loves the ecumenical church, dinosaurs, and earl grey tea. Joe Giovannetti was born in a ramshackle c...