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By avoiding these 20 common mistakes, you might just save your startup.
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Northern Lights (FAIL)
Decided to chance our luck with the recent amazing photos that have appeared of the northern lights from Scotland. Sadly we only saw a couple a flashes of it in the night sky!
My final MA project.
The wall is painted with 5 square meters of magnetic paint. Each card is mounted on a magnet and can be freely moved around the space.
The audience is invited to make their own transient typologies, which will eventually be cataloged on mikedowning.co.uk/heirlooms.html
The website for the graduate show is here: lincolnphotomasters.com
Who's running the red light?
Day 52 of The 365 Toy Project
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In a bad mood today. My Kingston 16GB CF card died. Hopefully I will get a good replacement.
À la périphérie du Marché By à Ottawa, une ruelle sombre et souillée, décorée avec des images quétaines de bûcheroms et de trappeurs. L'enseigne suspendue au milieu indique "Hommage aux Franco-Ontariens".
At the periphery of the By Town Market in Ottawa, a dark and dirty alley, decorated with corny images of lumberjacks and trappers. A sign hung in the middle indicates "A Tribute to Franco-Ontarians".
It helps to remember to put the lid on the developing tank before opening the changing bag.
Unsalvageable.
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Yesterday I was so sick that I couldn't come to the office - fitst time since I can remeber. I'm usually very healthy. However, when I do catch a cold, it almost invariably attracts an opportunistic bacterial infection and I get very sick in only two or three days. I started Cipro yesterday morning and today I'm back to work.
I'm now so far behind (it's the 19th here now - the last post is dated the 16th), that I don't know if I'll catch up. I thank TELIKOM for that. If I can find a cheapy shyster in Madang today, I'm going to file a million Kina lawsuit against the clowns just for the sake of harrassment.
Here's this morning's sunrise, the first nice one for several weeks: Since I had notheing better to do that tn harrass TELIKOM yesterday, insisted that a data technician come to my house and do a data transmission test from there to the exchange. The results were exactly what I've been telling them for the last five years. The decades-old cable are totally incapable of transmitting data. This morning, when I got up, I didn't even have a dial tome.
Here's a typical shot of a TELIKOM junction box: What have we here? Hmm. . . Among other items that don't belong there are water, buai spet (the horrible bloody-looking stuff that is spat from the mouth when chewing betel nut), various bits and pieces of garbage, and someone's shoe. I have seen worse. The seem to make a convenient place to, ah, . . . how can I put this . . . take a dump. I wonder if this is a matter of bodily necessity or a comment about TELIKOM. I'v been tempted.
Need more TELIKOM goodness? How about this shot that I took only this morning outside my own office: Well, that certainly doesn't look quite so messy. However, close inspection shows some serious no-no items. First is the continual flooding. I've often seen this box full to the brim with water. Chek out the silly attemtps to plug the thing up with scraps of tape. The black bulb contains all of the junctions between the wires. It is supposed to be water-tight. Does it look water-tight to you?
I've had it with TELIKOM.
From now on, it's WAR! Startomg TODAY.
I've had this post box for over a year.
Every other month, these 2 magazines (sometimes one more) are folded tightly and placed in my mailbox, effectively destroying anything else that might try to reside there. Every single time I get them, I mark them as "not at this address" and place them back into the outgoing mail. 2 months ago, I finally requested that no other named mail be placed in the box, thus there is a large sticker at the end next to the last names approved saying, "NO OTHER NAMES."
Post Office: FAIL
Today I shoved them through the slot so hard that I hear them hit the floor on the other side. Maybe eventually they'll get the message.
This, by the way, was happening while my mail was being returned to senders. It was awesome.
of not a very good kawaii swap..
this swap was supposed to be a $15 kawaii swap as a christmas present for your partner based on their profile..
my profile states that though i don't mind generic kawaii, i don't like 'copies' of characters.. and that i only like hello kitty if it's sanrio branded..
these kt items are obviously not sanrio branded T_T
January 10th, 2001 - Oakland
A blimp emblazoned with an XFL logo crashes near a waterfront restaurant.
Lots of questions today.
For example. How do you fail so many times even when you're so unusually late?
My first attempt to "bribe" L to take a picture with his little sister. I guess I shouldn't have given him the piece of chocolate beforehand. I thought having it in his hands would give him even more incentive. I also didn't realize that 10 clicks of the camera was enough to melt the chocolate in his fingers (well, that and the 90 degree day we were having!) LOL!
E's t-shirt was a little surprise for the hubby. I recently gave him a fancy shmancy electric guitar after passing all three levels of the CFA Exam, WOOHOO! E is already his #1 fan, he plays for her every night and she loves it!
I remember reading in the El Paso paper about a woman trekking up the Franklins with concrete and water in order to build a memorial to the B-36 crew that crashed and died near this spot. The Texas Parks people got after her because the land is part of the Franklin Mountain State Park system. At some point they were going to make her take it down but obviously that was a stupid demand.
At any rate, that woman was a better man than I am because she had to schlepp water and cement up some steep slopes with no path.
I don't remember the rest of the story or her name, I tried to google for it but found nothing. Too bad.
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I thought brazing on a nipple would reinforce the joint, but the fitting was too loose to contain the filler metal and because of excessive work time the remaining filler crystallized into a very brittle structure, eroding the base metal as well.
It would probably hold better if joined on a solid rod, but I would never know. I just replaced this whole contraption with a heavy-duty motorcycle bar on a dual BMX stem.
Source: 170216_084507.ORF
Well, the bad news is that the website listed here doesn't exist anymore. The good news is that you can still pay online. gate.link2gov.com/sfcitations/default.aspx
I was trying to take a selfie with the parakeets, but they kept moving and landing on my cameraphone, and Irene kept grabbing me because she was freaking out about all the birds!
Last night, I veered past "auto" on my camera and tried out the Tv setting and used a slow shutter.
I wanted lots of light streaks from the cars passing me by.
*sigh*
I'm goin back to the safety of Auto.
After young Konkan-based Vithoba Pawaskar fails in the 7th standard for the 3rd time, his father, Sripad, kicks him out, and he, with the assistance of Krishna Parkar, re-locates to Mumbai, lives in the hallway of a Chawl in a dilapidated Girgaum building along with Krishna's abusive wife, Savitri, does household chores for nearly 40 residents in the building, studies in night school, and finally becomes a graduate in Arts. He is all set to find a job, return home and prove to his dad and mom, Parvati, that he can stand on his own two feet. He does secure a job with Bollywood's Chotubhai Maganlal Dresswala, but encounters hostility from Savitri, and is disowned by his parents when he gets married to a Christian, Lucy, the niece of a local drunk, Pascal, as well as incurs the wrath of a hoodlum builder, Shakeel.
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Shannon's awesome craft fail: hand embroidering a tea towel, late at night, sleeping baby on lap, using the sewing method for stem stitch (working from the front of the hoop only). Stitched it to the baby. Oops.
Amazingly, Scientific American picked up on the CSPI news released, and published it without any fact checking.
They even added an *extra* taxonomic error.
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