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The Frye-Ku Folio: 28, 29, 30
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.
9 Jul 2010
The Frye-ku Folio: 27
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Number 27 in the series of modern-day Haiku is his love letter to British Petroleum.
4 Jun 2010
The Frye-ku Folio: 24, 25, 26
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.Included in this selection is his commentary on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
17 May 2010
The Frye-ku Folio: 21, 22, 23
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Included in this selection is his commentary on European Anti-Semitism.
12 Apr 2010
The Frye-Ku Folio: 18, 19, 20
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.
22 Mar 2010
The Frye-Ku Folio: 15, 16, 17
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Included in this selection is his commentary on the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
8 Mar 2010
The Frye-ku Folio: 12, 13, 14
Humorist and illustrator Arcangelo Frye offers up pages from his folio of Haiku for the age of Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Included in this selection is his commentary on gays in the military and the policy of "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell."
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After Bush, Are Responsible Libertarians Better Off with Obama?
As a nation, the U.S. owes the world an apology for the presidency of George W. Bush, and the failed leadership of the financial community. Barack Obama, however leftist, represents smart, adult leadership for America for a new age of personal responsibility.
Amazon.com: The Death of Customer Service?
Does Amazon.com customer service hide from unhappy customers? (Story includes Amazon's secret customer service phone number, as well as numbers for other ecommerce companies that don't want to be reached.)
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