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"You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me."
- C.S. Lewis
"You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me."
- C.S. Lewis
It's been a little while since I shared some new art, so I thought I'd pop this up. It's a picture I drew recently for a friend of mine.Usually drawing doesn't take me long, most without colour are finished within an hour or two. But I struggled a little – not with Ariel once I'd decided what to do, but when I was trying to figure out what to draw.
At first I was going to draw Rapunzel, but I tell you what, she's one of the most difficult characters I've ever attempted. The end product was so terrible I didn't even keep it around afterwards – it was quickly ripped into multiple pieces and is now floating in the ether. Or wherever recycling goes.
Disney is, and has always been, a big part of my life. For a while I've sort of chuckled about it and thought to myself: I'm 25, surely there'll come a day when I'll go to choose a DVD and I won't seriously debate between Frozen and Robin Hood, before realising it's my day off and I can totally watch both. Then, last night at 3am (it's always night if you haven't been to sleep yet, morning if you're waking up) when all the good ideas come to you, that I realised instead: I'm 25 and I'm in the process of perfecting this playlist…
Chances are that certain maturity ship has sailed. Far, far away. I draw and watch Disney to chill out. I can hold my hand up and say I still watch Nickelodeon – Victorious is kinda amazing, if you haven't seen it, you haven't lived, my friend.
I would also like to point out, my attitude to Disney isn't exactly the same – no, I still can't watch the bit when Simba's dad dies, but that's a separate issue. For this point, one I shall end this post on, I'm going to leave you in the hands of tumblr:
I haven't uploaded a story in a long while, so I have turned this musing into a sort-of-story.
So, I was updating my CV today and when I reached the 'Work' section what can only be described as an accidental-opportunity-for-procrastination popped into my head. I call it accidental because I didn't seek this thought out by staring blindly at the wall for fifteen minutes, or typing in 'cat punches dog in the face' instead of something remotely related to what I'm writing. Nope, my brain actually offered me this one.
A few years back, I remember reading about this woman (I forget her name) who worked in retail. She started a blog (I forget the name of it) and after making an insane amount of people happy about her observations of the general public, they made a book out of it, collecting together all her genius blog posts into one amusing read. Okay, I never actually read the blog, or the book, I just read an article about both, but it was the idea of the blog that popped into my head more than the actual details of the story.
This woman took her every day experience, one social media jokes about as being mundane and tiresome, and turned it into something that made people laugh, cry with said laughter, and take notice.When I heard about it, I remember thinking 'I wouldn't have enough funny, inspiring moments to make one post, never mind a whole blog.'
I've worked part-time for years in a variety of places, from shops, to supermarkets, to fast food restaurants (I lasted one shift in that one.) In one of my first jobs a guy – let's call him Douchebag – shouted at me, to the point where my chin wobbled and I knew I was going to burst into tears right there, right in that very moment. It is the one and only time a customer has made me cry. After that, I got a grip of myself, and I toughened up. If people had asked me, I'd say in what I thought was in all honesty, that it took me years to like the general public again. But that isn't true.
There are countless blog posts out there about how horrible retail is, how difficult, how mean the public are – and it's true, people are just plain mean a lot of the time, but they're not mean all the time. In this same job – a supermarket – where I'd had the unpleasant experience of meeting Douchebag, I also met a woman – let's call her Lovely Lady. Now, Lovely Lady came into my work every Saturday and because I worked every Saturday at the same time, I always saw her. She'd come in, tell me about her husband's apathy, her daughter's marital woes, and her health worries. As an 18 year old, I didn't have much experience in any of these areas to actually contribute, but then I don't think she needed me to say anything. She just wanted me to stand with her for a few minutes, and give her a fresh, slightly bigger than usual sample of whatever we were trying to promote that day.
One Saturday I was working by myself, and a customer – Rushed Woman – popped away from my counter while I was preparing her order to grab a few items from the vegetable bit. At this moment, Irritable Woman strode up, and I quickly, but politely informed her that I would be right with her, that I was in the process of serving someone else, but I wouldn't be long. I was then shouted at for about three minutes.
Irritable Woman informed me I was completely disregarding the rules of the 'queue system.' – Yes, I'm British, but I was unaware we actually had rules for queuing – Anyway, my counter argument of 'whether or not Rushed Woman is standing at the counter, she is still in front of everyone else, her presence at the counter has already been established for her to place her order, thus completely rendering this conversation a waste of time,' was ignored.
At this very moment, Lovely Lady appeared, just as Irritable Woman told me she was going to put in a complaint about me. Now, this was when my confidence started to waver, just a little. Rushed Woman appeared, collected her order and scuttled away, completely unaware of what had just happened. Lovely Lady had watched Irritable Woman leave, a look of outrage on her face. 'I can't believe she said that,' Lovely Lady gasped. 'And oh my goodness she's striding off with purpose, and – oh, she's actually talking to a manager.' She turned to me and held up her hand. 'You wait here, I'll sort this.'
I could not, of course, go anywhere anyway. A queue had already formed again. So, I went back to my work. A considerable amount of time passed, and I just assumed I'd be getting spoken to later when my supervisor was in. When a manager finally appeared, I thought, oh no, this is it. This is going to be the first time I'm going to be told off at work.
Without waiting for me to say anything he said, 'I've just spent the last twenty minutes listening to a customer -' Oh no, is he really going to tell me off in front of all these people!? 'talk my ear off about how incredibly amazing you are.'
There was a look on his face that I can only describe as part-bewilderment, part-amusement. Lovely Lady had apparently explained the whole situation and, without waiting for him to agree with her that yes, I had been in the right, that, no, he wasn't going to give me a formal warning or fire me, she continued to list every single positive point she could think to say about me.
What, I guess, I have said in a rather long-winded way, is that working in retail can be exactly what it says on the tin: tiresome, a bit soul destroying, mundane, exhausting, and it can make you hate people just a little bit. Sometimes it's easy to forget, though, in a world of horrible people that will make a stranger cry, or complain about someone because they're having a bad day, there are other people who balance it out. For the rest of my life, I'll remember Lovely Lady. She might not remember me, or what she did that day, but that memory does and always will put a smile on my face. It will, without a doubt, always stand out as one of the best moments I've had working in retail.
I feel like this story needs to end in the right way so…
The End
I couldn't be on youtube somewhat aimlessly last night without watching videos I ALWAYS end up on when I'm there. I love love love this one. Nick Pitera, you are one talented guy.
I'm sure you've all noticed how much I love Disney… If you missed that you clearly haven't been paying attention, or you're new – hello, welcome, please click follow – anyway, I thought I'd share this. I loved the first one, pretty sure I shared that in another post at one point.
I wish I was this creative. And I wish I could sing. I'm also kinda jealous of his little name cards that he holds up, they're very cool.
Lately my life has consisted of drawing and writing. ^ This, for example, is something I made for my niece. I've never been an auntie before, so my reaction to finally becoming one was to draw her a picture and buy her more clothes than she'll ever need – well, maybe, babies go through a lot of clothes. I was completely unaware that even with nappies on, babies still manage to poop everywhere. It literally explodes from both ends.
Anyway, this drawing sparked friends asking for one of their own, which made me very happy. I love to draw, and it makes me feel like I'm not wasting hours of my time when it's actually for someone. There's something rather anti-climatic about spending hours on something, to then stick it to my own wall or close my sketchbook over it.
Like this one, which is currently sitting snuggly between a picture of Alice in Wonderland and a cartoon version of Hermione Granger.
Between creatively procrastinating, I've also been adding the finishing touches to a story I've been writing. For some perspective, this story has taken 6 years, two laptops, countless trees condensed into notepads. In the course of this story, my parents got divorced, I finished school, got a new dog (Harry), lost my best friend and older dog (Bob), had four hamsters die on me – I'm not a terrible owner, they were dwarf hamsters and they don't live so long – graduated from university, started a blog, learned I'm actually pretty good at drawing Disney characters, became an aunt, fell out with about three-quarters of my family, and started a Masters.
In all, there have been three main drafts of this story. Each time I've exclaimed triumphantly 'I'M DONE!' I won't do that this time. I am done. I'm done to the point where I can read it through and not think 'ickt that bit still isn't working,' or 'would that character really say that… or that… or, hell, that!?' I'm done, but writing is the one area of my life where I'm such a perfectionist that I'm kinda anal about it. So, for now, I'm going to exclaim triumphantly: 'I'M DONE… ISH!'
I really need to start writing/blogging at decent times. I think that'll be the most difficult thing about not being a student anymore – getting my body used to sleeping when you're supposed to sleep.
At the moment everyone else misses the darkness; I sleep when the sky starts to lighten again. (It's actually one of the things I love about summer time so much. The sky isn't dark for as long, which I suppose makes it easier to work through.)
Anyway, better get a handle on this post before it goes off on a tangent and the title makes absolutely no sense. I have made an instagram! It isn't for the blog exactly, I suppose. Mainly because instagram is about pictures and this blog is mostly about words. But, as I'm sure you've noticed, on occasions I do slip some pictures in. Like writing, I've always drawn, so I thought I'd use it as an opportunity to slip in the blog's name every so often.
Since my project was handed in I haven't been sent any more stories, which is a shame. Remember, we're still a blog about writing, so if you have anything you want to share, do get in touch :)

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AHS Varsity at Northwest Classic Varsity Tournament through Aug. 23, times TBA
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Friends of the Weatherford Public Library will host speaker Suzie Humphreys at the 27th annual Spring Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, April 5, at the Doss Heritage and Culture Center in Weatherford. Humphreys worked as a television talk show host and spent 20 years in radio. She has hobnobbed with movie stars and politicians interviewed the great and the "near" great. She has made hundreds of commercials, done musical comedy and motion pictures. She has been fired, been broke, been disappointed, been a petrified expectant mother at 40 years old and lived her life with a passion for learning not only to be better, but to see things differently.
Suzie Humphreys received one of the longest standing ovations on record from the National Speakers Association when she spoke to 2,500 of her peers at their convention in Palm Springs, California. In 2002, at their National Convention, she received the Council of Peers Award of Excellence and was inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame. In 2004, Suzie was inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame.
Tickets are $25 per ticket. Call Gail Greenfield at 817-594-4473 to reserve a spot. Proceeds help the Friends of the Library fund the Summer Reading Program for the Kids as well as many other endeavors.
AHS Varsity at Northwest Classic Varsity Tournament through Aug. 23, times TBA
AHS Varsity vs. Pascal at Aledo, a.m.
AHS Varsity at Byron Nelson Scrimmage, 9 a.m.
Trinity Christian Academy High School at Lakehill Prep, 6:00 p.m.
AHS Varsity vs. Joshua at Aledo, 3:30 p.m.
AHS vs. Stephenville at Aledo;
Varsity, 6:30 p.m.;
JV, 5:30 p.m.;
9th A, 5:30 p.m.;
9th B, 6:30 p.m.
AHS Varsity at Volleypalozza Varsity Tournament through Aug. 30, times TBA
AHS JV at Joshua, 4:00 p.m.
Trinity Christian Academy JH at Fort Worth Academy, 5:00 p.m.
AHS Varsity vs. Cedar Park at Baylor University's McLane Stadium, Waco, Texas, 7:30 p.m.
Trinity Christian Academy Varsity vs. Granbury Cornerstone at Aledo Middle School, 7:30 p.m.
AHS at Marcus I Invitational, North Lakes Park, Denton, Texas 76201, 7:00 a.m.
AHS Varsity at Burleson Centennial, 3:30 p.m.
AHS at Denton Guyer;
Varsity, 6:30 p.m.;
JV, 5:30 p.m.;
9th A, 5:30 p.m.;
9th B, 6:30 p.m.
AHS JV vs. Burleson Centennial at Aledo, 4:00 p.m.


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Patriots QB accepts $1 million base in 2013 to help team with cap space. Terry McCormick
The reported $27 million extension that Tom Brady got from the New England Patriots was a little misleading.
It also came with a $30 million signing bonus, according to a league source.
Brady got the $30 mil up front and also took a $1 million base salary for the 2013 season in order to save the Patriots some cap space in exchange for extending his deal through 2017.
Brady will have a salary cap number of $13.8 million for 2013 and $14.8 million for 2014 as his base salary jumps to $2 million that year.
In all, Brady's new extension is worth of $57 million to run over the next five seasons.
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I had the pleasure of attending the Ignacio Ramos/Jose Compean Fundraiser, earlier this month at the Skirball Cultural Center.
The fundraiser for imprisoned U.S. Border agents was a sell-out. I was delighted to see many Santa Claritans there who contributed the $25 per ticket to see Chris Burgard's Border, the spellbinding movie about illegal immigration, revealing the plight of those who illegally cross the border.
In my teenage years my parents decided to move to Los Angeles.
Having seen the beautiful beaches of Santa Barbara and the luscious trees of Beverly Hills in soap operas, I was expecting to be blown away by California's nature.
Like bloodthirsty spectators at the Colosseum in ancient Rome, many Americans today seek their jollies through carnage and depravity. But instead of lions and slaves going at it for the crowds, now it's violence and titillation-steeped virtual reality video games.
One new "adventure" game that has captured the retail marketplace is Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto (GTA) IV. A financial blockbuster, it has raked in a whopping $500 million in its first week alone.
"Hillary has always been a liar - why all the fuss about her sniper kerfuffle?"
Family men are action heroes. We face a horrible, treacherous nemesis, far worse than other super heroes must face.
We must stand up against the dreaded Domestic Gremlin, a creature not seen, but one that endangers our precious domesticated lifestyle, causing kitchen appliances to malfunction, allowing critters and other unsightly creatures to enter wife- and kid-inhabited living quarters.
Did you buy into an older, established neighborhood in the belief that you would be safe from bulldozers and houses abandoned to subprime mortgages? Did you check the city zoning ordinances and thought you knew what was planned for this neighborhood? Or have you just lived there for 20 or so years in the belief that life would go on as it had been planned when you moved in?
The comedian Yakov Smirnov once said, "In America, its always easy to find party. In Soviet Union, Party always finds you."
Last Friday was a rough one. I'm in the landscape business - married to the housing industry - and as most know, housing isn't the cheeriest spot in the economy right now. It's akin to tap dancing atop a minefield. There's stress, and then more stress - like a "super-unglue" against healthy living.
So, limping home from work, I looked forward to soul-replenishing relaxation with Carrie. We'd light up the fireplace. Pop open the Sauvignon Blanc. And turn on reruns of the BBC series "As Time Goes By."
Most parents will recognize a common excuse used in childhood: "Johnny told me to do it." And the parents' rebuttal, "If Johnny told you to jump off a cliff, would you do it?" This lesson is usually lost on the young child, but it manages to sleep within his consciousness until he is old enough to understand its wisdom.
Now that the talking heads on 24/7 news outlets have a new victim to slay - Barack Obama via his relationship with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright - people are suddenly questioning the patriotism of Wright and the common sense of Obama. Without ...
It's no secret that Ronald Reagan is my hero. For as long as I can remember, I have appreciated the ideals of the conservative movement, and I sincerely believe that if more voters my age (the coveted Gen-Xers) truly understood those values and the long-term implications of the policies generated by those positions, more would support conservative causes and candidates.
Puls•kamp•er•ie –noun 1. the ability to make the people believe you addressed a problem while actually doing nothing. 2. actions taken by a group of people to prevent the true nature of their endeavors from escaping their group, or becoming well know to the public: "The staff members used Puskamperie to keep the facts from reaching the newspapers."
What makes a mother feel beautiful? A pre-Mother's Day TV commercial promoting (what else?) Mother's Day commercialism is currently attempting to answer that question. In doing so, that particular jewelry store ad is venturing into some potentially dangerous psychological territory.
In the commercial, a pretty, smiling woman is seen with her two little girls. They have just polished their Mommy's nails. Not a perfect job, but it's the thought, right?
'What do you want for Mother's Day?" I asked my wife earlier this week. "I don't need anything," she said. "Do you want to do something for Mother's Day?" I asked. "Anything you want to do, we'll do it."
There is not a day that goes by when I do not think about the one person who made all the difference in my life. And at this time of year, the days seem to be strung together by a seamless, bittersweet preoccupation with yesterday. "Bitter" because death brings the weight of days lost; "sweet" because it somehow refines yesterday's memories to help one see just how good things really were. Those memories then become life's joys and lessons that cannot be spoken of enough, and that are held quietly in the heart.
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station opened its doors on May 8, 1972, with Sheriff Coffeen officiating at the ceremony. Explorer Scouts conducted tours of the station and included demonstrations of computerized and expanded traffic record systems. Copies of historic dockets and cases dating back to the early 1900s were on display.
Now here we are in 2008, still in the same building. Though the laws and method of operations have changed to fit our current everyday problems and rising crime, our deputies are better trained and equipped to handle whatever comes their way.
A key role of the Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation is to attract new companies to the Santa Clarita Valley that bring high-quality jobs.
John Koskinen is the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, arguably the most powerful and feared bureaucracy in the federal government.
With the advent of the Internet we have experienced an information explosion unprecedented in human history.
Independence Day is one of America's greatest holidays.
A recent column by Cher Gilmore touted the brilliance and benefits of taxing carbon output from business as a way to reduce global climate change.
I have a good friend who takes marching orders through the tin foil hat atop his head perpetually tuned to Fox and Friends and all else owned and distributed by Rupert Murdoch.
We are used to hearing about large awards being presented to those harmed, abused or injured by school teachers, police, firefighters, and other government employees.
As graduation season comes to a close, I have some advice for those who are entering a new phase of life called adulthood. And, the advice is good for the rest of us as well.
The Santa Clarita City Council meeting this Tuesday will be the first chance for council members to consider the implications of the referendum against Ordinance 14-02.
There is something special about getting out and enjoying the open-space areas of Santa Clarita.
Someone recently asked me to summarize the chloride issue in really simple terms.
I am responding to the op-ed article that Gary Horton wrote ("Oh, the places our tax money goes") that was published in the June 11 edition of The Signal.
There is a reason that conservatives in general and conservative Republicans specifically are angry and upset.
For years, policy-makers have assumed that any program to address global warming by cutting carbon emissions would be a drag on the economy and cause massive job losses.
I am told that my kids go to a good elementary school, Stevenson Ranch Elementary. Not only have I been told that, but from the various awards located in the front of the building, I must assume that this school is a good one.


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In this episode, of Podcast Answer Man, I share ten of the most common mistakes that I have seen thousands of brand new podcasters make.
I not only share my thoughts on why these are mistakes, I also give suggestions of what you can do if you have made any of these mistakes yourself.
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I recently received an email from Regan STarr about a web app that he created that easily shows you the top 400 ranked podcasts in iTunes by Category and Subcategory. You can check that out by clicking here.
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Interview with Steve Lankford
It was a huge honor to connect with Steve Lankford to talk about how things are going with his Health Quest Podcast. Steve was a student of my Podcasting A to Z course back in 2011 and he recently emailed me about reaching his 100th podcast episode milestone. I invited Steve to come and share some thoughts on his experience with podcasting over the past two years.
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The Pisuerga river and its beach, Playa de las moreras. (Valladolid).Close to the oldest bridge in Valladolid, Puente mayor, and the highest building of Valladolid "Edificio duque de Lerma".
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The Valladolid Science museum main entrance view.The red building is a old flour factory, now restored and part of the museum.The museum website: http://www.museocienciavalladolid.es/
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94WIP Morning Show Winners And Weasels For August 22nd, 2014
The 94WIP Morning Show announced their winners and weasels of the week of August 22nd, 2014.
Court Rejects Bid To Appeal Pa. Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday denied Schuylkill County Orphans Court Clerk Theresa Santai-Gaffney's request to intervene in the case.
Methodist Panel Overturns Pastor's Defrocking
A nine-person appeals panel ordered the church to restore Frank Schaefer's pastoral credentials.
Judge Rejects Bid To Appeal Pa. Gay-Marriage Ruling
U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III issued his decision Wednesday on the request by Schuylkill County Orphans Court Clerk Theresa Santai-Gaffney.
Gov. Corbett Says He Won't Appeal Ruling That Legalized Same-Sex Marriage
Governor Tom Corbett announced that he is giving up his fight to restore the state's "Defense of Marriage" law.
NJ Court Rejects Challenge To State's Wiretapping Law From 'Too Fat To Kill' Murderer
New Jersey's highest court has ruled against a Florida man who claimed he was too fat to have murdered his son-in-law.
What Should I Do If My Insurer Denies A Claim?
If your insurer denies a claim, you have two options for appeal: internally with the insurance company and externally with the government.
Philadelphia DA Files Appeal In Monsignor Lynn Case
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I welcome the new Education Secretary to her job. I also welcome back the Schools Minister, who has made the greatest comeback since Lazarus. I am not sure why we need two Schools Ministers, one in the blue corner and one in the yellow corner, but perhaps that is the reason. One suggestion for the Education Secretary that I have received is that she should change the locks at Sanctuary...
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Original post, Sept. 30 1 a.m.: Montgomery County Police are asking for the public's help to locate 92-year-old Silver Spring resident Antoinette McCrary Nowell, who suffers from a thyroid disorder and possibly undiagnosed dementia, according to an official release.
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The United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (UA) and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) have reached an agreement on a landmark proposal to save energy and water in new buildings. The two organizations jointly submitted a proposal to the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) to require the insulation of hot water piping in new buildings.
To curtail water waste in new buildings, NRDC and the UA proposed that the 2015 edition of IAPMO's Uniform Plumbing Code require insulation of all hot water piping systems such as those serving lavatories, showers, dishwashers and kitchen sinks. The Uniform Plumbing Code is the model for local and state plumbing codes now in force in at least 19 states.
The following is a statement from William P. Hite, General President of the United Association:
"As IAPMO drafts its next set of codes, we recommend insulating hot water piping to reduce the waste of energy and water in hot water systems. This proposal is indicative of the UA's commitment in construction, service and maintenance practices required for energy efficient green buildings. Throughout the construction industry, there are untapped opportunities to make our buildings and our economy more efficient, and we should seize these opportunities to create good jobs for American workers."
Peter Lehner, Executive Director at the Natural Resources Defense Council, issued the following statement:
"This proposal is a commonsense solution to an everyday problem that we can all warm up to. Most of us waste too much time, energy and money waiting for hot water to come out of our faucets and showers. By combining efficient designs, proven energy-saving materials, and skilled labor, we can build smarter buildings that curb this waste and improve the amenity of new buildings. This proposal will not only save homeowners and renters money on their monthly utility bills but also protects our environment by cutting energy and water use."
A typical American home will save on water, energy bills
In a typical, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, an estimated 12% of all hot-water use is wasted, according to a 2009 analysis led by Robert Hendron of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). Purging at showers, kitchen sinks and lavatory faucets was responsible for 95% of the estimated total of nearly 3,000 gallons of hot water waste annually.
NRDC estimates pipe insulation can reduce this waste of water and energy by 15-30%. Of course, many new homes are built with more hot water outlets than the NREL model's base case, and with hot water distribution systems that are far less efficient.
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The so-called 'year of the Bible' will continue as Fox has announced that it will produce a television show based on the young life of Jesus.
"Nazareth" does not yet have a set release date, but the network has arranged for David Franzoni, screenwriter of "Gladiator," Bob Cooper, Jamie Campbell and Joel Wilson to produce the show Christianity Today reports.
Fox says that the show will follow the life of Jesus during childhood, a time period of which not much is recorded.
The Lifetime network is working on a similar plotline with a movie entitled "The One."
"Nazareth" is preceded by a wave of Christian film and television including the television miniseries "The Bible," and the films "Son of God," "God's Not Dead," "Heaven Is for Real" and Darren Aronofsky's $320 million-grossing "Noah."
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Wow I admire the effort and time you took into making this mock draft. 7 rounds is ridiculous and kudos to you. However I think if there is one thing you should change it should be the first and third pick. Yup Newton first, Gabbert third.
Here's a couple of comments Ron Rivera made on Newton:
Panthers coach Ron Rivera told Cam Newton's adviser Warren Moon that he's "convinced" the Auburn quarterback is a good enough passer to be worthy of the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. "I've seen all I need to see as far as him throwing a football," Rivera told Moon. "I'm already convinced." Moon emerged from the conversation believing that Carolina is "sold" on Newton, and that they've "locked onto" him as the top pick in the draft. "It's just a matter of whether they want to go defense or offense," added Moon. "If they go quarterback, it'll be Cam."
"As far as skill set goes, the young man has tremendous physical talents," Rivera said. "He's got natural size, the ability to run, a tremendous arm, and a pretty good pocket presence already. He's well on his way, but again, we've got to go through that process. We're going to be at his workout, we'll bring him in obviously and visit with him and go through that whole process to get a feel for what he already knows and how well he'll learn."
And here was something I found about what Buddy Nix (bills) had to say about Gabbert:
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How goes it fellas. This imo would be both an ideal and a 'Realistic' draft, IF there were no ideal trade partners for the Eagles. I used the Fanspeak simulator, with the OurLads Big Board:
I'm lazy and don't want to explain this pick but I should anyway. Barr, Lee, Evans, Mosley etc are gone by the time we pick. This is easily BPA. OBJ (man why does everybody call him ODB???) is the accurate, pass magnet tank that will plow through to the green after catching dots from Foles.R2 OLB SMITH, MARCUS LOUISVILLE
Some may say this is more of a 'need reach' than BPA, I beg to differ. Attaochu, and all top DBs are long gone and there are plenty of WRs but none that deserve a pick that high (sorry Josh Huff fans). Marcus Smith is the Barr lite we may not want, but the pass rusher we need.R3 RB SANKEY, BISHOP WASHINGTON
This would be a GREAT value and skill pick, seeing as there are no quality CBs, Safeties, OLBs or pass catchers that are nearly as good in this round. Sankey is possibly the BEST RB in the draft class and this might even be too idealistic a situation to imagine. Sankey will truck through lines like a steel plated freight train. Kelly's battering ram... no homo.R4 OLB HUBBARD, ADRIAN ALABAMA
MOAR OLBs!!!! Yes they're a stacked 'overrated SEC defense' but it is absurd to ignore the talent pool from Bama. Hubbard is a great 3-4 prospect that would be a great addition to a defense that very desperately needs a vast OLB corps. Pass rusher who will learn and play periodically.R5 CB COCKRELL, ROSS DUKE
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Peacock doesn't seem to get as much credit as he deserves. Part of that is he hasn't been really dominant in a single month. But, he has been pretty successful at run prevention over the last month.
In four starts, Peacock only went 1-0 but had a 2.91 ERA in 21 innings. He struck out 11 and walked 10 while allowing 19 hits and two home runs. His BABiP was also lower than normal and his LOB percentage higher than the norm. All that points to Peacock probably regressing some in the next few starts.
But, for now, he was good. Call this the "Cosart Principle," giving credit for run prevention even as we know it's unsustainable.
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What has that wrist injury wraught? What is going on with Brilliant, Bearded Dallas Keuchel? June proved a rough month for the lefty. He missed the All-Star team, after appearing to be a lock a month before. He saw regression in his walk rate, his strikeout rate and his ERA.
On the podcast Sunday, I mentioned Jose Altuve's penchant for second-half collapses. Keuchel has the same potential. In his career, Keuchel has been significantly worse in July through September than he has been in the first half. His ERA is a run and a half higher. His K rate dropped and his walk rate rose. You could make an argument, then, that his June struggles just moved up the second-half swoon that was on the horizon.
Even so, Keuchel's 3.00 ERA in 27 innings this month are more than enough to get him an honorable mention here. It just wasn't good enough to give him the main award, which he's had a stranglehold on since April.
Jarred Cosart
Two straight weeks with Cosart on the top of the leaderboard. Do we have a nickname for Cosart yet? Or, is his last name pithy enough not to require one?
Certainly, the way he's pitched this season proves he could be here a while. He's shown impressive progress from what he did last year and his June shows that he's capable of retaining this top spot. In 34 innings, Cosart was 4-1 with 22 strikeouts and just seven walks. He allowed just one home run and gave up 34 hits in those 34 innings.
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Films by Cyprien Gaillard
Through his mesmerizing films, videos, and photographs, Cyprien Gaillard explores the landscape of the built environment with subjects that include modernist tower block housing complexes, Mayan ruins and brutalist resorts, and skateboarding and graffiti in neglected urban spaces such as corporate plazas and train tunnels. The program will feature the following selection of recent film and video works:
Desniansky Raion, 2007, 30 min. DVD
Cities of Gold and Mirrors, 2009, 9min. 16MM
The Lake Arches, 2008, 1min 43 secs. DVD
The Butcher of Dalmarnock, 2009, 2min 18 secs. DVD
Real Remnants of Fictive Wars Part 5, 2005, 7min. 35MM
Dune Park, 2010, 7min 38 secs. DVD
Gaillard is currently an artist-in-residence at the Hammer.
ALL HAMMER PUBLIC PROGRAMS ARE FREE. Tickets are required, and are available at the Billy Wilder Theater Box Office one hour prior to start time. Limit one ticket per person on a first come, first served basis. Hammer members receive priority seating, subject to availability. Reservations not accepted, RSVPs not required.
Parking is available under the museum for $3 after 6:00pm.
Cyprien Gaillard's residency received major support from the French Cultural Services and the Flax Foundation.