NO!

You should be prepared and aware, but not worried or alarmed.
Some perspective:

• Number of Vehicular Deaths in the United States in 2008: 37,313
• Average Annual Number of U.S. Deaths Attributed to Influenza: 36,000
• Average Annual Number of U.S. Deaths Attributed to Heart Disease: 652,091
• Average Annual Number of Global Deaths Attributed to Influenza: 250,000-500,000
• Total Number of Global Swine Flu A/H1N1 Deaths to Date: 149 suspected, 22 confirmed*

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*As of 04/27/09 11:20 AM PST

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Not the best photo in the world, but the subject of the photo is what is important.

I visited Accrington the other day on a work errand. I parked in Accrington Arndale’s car park and went away on my business. On returning I found the car on the right had parked so close to my car and at such an angle that I didn’t have a chance of getting into my car at all. I eventually managed to slide across from the passenger side, which in a convertible is no easy task!

On trying to manoeuvre out of the parking space, the car park is so thin that I literally had about 10 inches of clearance between my car and the wall, and my car and the arsehole car. A 10 point turn later and I’m out. Unbelievable! All because some KNOB couldn’t take an extra 30 seconds to straighten his/her banged up shitbox of a car.

I’ve filed this under a new category called ‘Rant!’ Expect it to have other posts keeping it company soon.

I created this for a work incentive based loosely around ‘The Apprentice’. ‘Empire’ and ‘Ignite’ refer purely to the names chosen by the teams for themselves.

Darth was a lot of fun to draw and colour, but The Torch was a nightmare. I wont be drawing fire again anytime soon.

So true!

He makes this look good.

My lovely girlfriend This took a bit longer than the usual timescale because I HAD to get it right. No room for error…

Shading is going well. I think my practice is paying off.

Walking through Manchester centre on a busy Saturday morning and we come across a one man band. You just don’t normally get entertainment like this nowadays.

To top it off he sounded really good. The drumstick built into his hat was my favourite. A quick nod of the head and he’s strike the cymbal fastened to the end of his guitar. Aceness.

I think he’d win Britain’s Got Talent!

Here is little Harry

Done in 2 hours from a photo I took a year ago.

I’m finishing my secondment soon at work so decided to mark it by creating a picture of the team.

The image I worked from was very dark and pixelated so the coulour wasn’t great, hence that being emulated on my piece.

Still, I’ve done worse.