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Ascent to Heaven

Ascent to Heaven

October 10, 2016

Gasoline: a poem

September 29, 2016
Wake Up

Wake Up

September 16, 2016
Flossie Butterworth

Flossie Butterworth

September 16, 2016
Lights

Lights

September 16, 2016
A man looking at broken heart surrounded by tools. (Brennan King/MCT)

Better Now

September 7, 2016
Colors of My Life

Colors of My Life

September 7, 2016

El Amrican: a short story

June 15, 2016

What’s Up?: a poem

May 8, 2016
300 dpi 4 col x 11 in / 196x279 mm / 667x950 pixels Chuck Todd color illustration of red and blue voters looking in opposite directions. Contra Costa Times 2004 KEYWORDS: krtnational national krtpolitics politics krteln election krteln2004 krtuspolitics u.s. us united states krt batalla cc contributed todd debate democrat grabado voter opinion campaign illustration ilustracion political politics presdent george w bush john kerry undecided voter vote republican 2004 krt2004

Eclipsed: a short story

May 8, 2016
300 dpi Chuck Todd illustration of mans head lost in the Cloud; can be used with stories about whether or not the Cloud is all it is cracked up to be. Bay Area News Group 2012 krtnational national; krtworld world; krt; krtcampus campus; mctillustration; 01027000; ACE; ENT; internet; krtentertainment entertainment; 13022000; computer science; information technology; it; krtscience science; krtscitech; krttechcomputer computer; SCI; TEC; 04000000; 04003002; 04003005; 04003009; FIN; krtbusiness business; krtcomputersci computer science information technology it; krtintlbusiness; krtnamer north america; krttechnology technology; krtusbusiness; network; networking; software; u.s. us united states; wireless technology; backup plan; cc contributed todd bay area news group; storage; the cloud; 2012; krt2012

Clouds: a poem

May 4, 2016

The Hundred Man Army: a poem

May 4, 2016
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