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66057 and 66051 approaching Gloucester at Barnwood with 6Z06 from Kidderminster to Cardiff Tidal sidings. Originating at Handsworth and running as 6V06, 66051 had failed with 66057 coming to its rescue. 19th February 2013.
The LED unit is half sunk in the resin casting. I don't know why but the resin never be hardened as well. In addition, the resin sinks into the slide switch...total mess.
Image of the fail whale widget using the video of my sculpture.
You may get the code here. Also blogged here by my friend Amy Bellinger, who rendered the widget for me.
Well I tried making something for Monster High, but it kind of didn't turn out how I envisioned it. Therefore they're going to the MH clones. Might look better on Dal or Pullip too since it isn't form fitting.
The outfits that came with the clone dolls were meh, so I'm going to use them for reverse engineering purpose.XD
Inte nog med att de stavat så här någon gång. De har dessutom fotograferat det och satt upp stora bilder med det utanför sin butik på Drottninggatan i Stockholm. Fail.
A couple of Clonetard City minimechae that didn't quite make the cut, for various reasons. The three in the background have been about since the start, the one in the foreground is a more recent failure; an attempt at knocking off Battletech's Victor that got sidetracked. There's nothing WRONG with it, per se; it's just that it A: doesn't have arms and B: doesn't have much in the way of alternate leg options.
Today my GP tried to remove my magnetic implant, but it proved difficult- it had migrated deep in my finger, and came apart as he tried to get a hold of it. Almost from the first incision before he got anywhere near it shards of the magnet started coming out, and it seems the main body of the magnet adhered to scar tissue. For now, and probably ever, it's staying inside.
We had to replace these ball bearings which were fairly new. After annalyzing the cause of failure, it was evident that it had been contaminated with dirt and foreign particles which caused it to sieze and fail.
So much like our Christian life and living. It usually all begins with a series of small compromises.; what we fail to realize is: such small compromises almost always get out of hand.
*No children were injured in this photo.
He wasn't even sliding. He was laying at the end of the slide and pulled himself off. I assure you he bounced right up with a smile on his face... and a bit of dirt...=)
Fail at secondary because I acidently slide the primary near the secondary coil, and it sparked between the two. The igbts survived, but the secondary has that fail. It is working good now, but the igbts blowed up and I think its because the detune caused by the 4 turns that melt together in there.
A local estate agent runs a slideshow in their window display overnight... or doesn't. Presumably the folder near the middle of the desktop called "NIGHT001" contains the materials for the slideshow; the yellow bubble about "inactive notification icons" is down to Microsoft.
proberen een foto te maken van 2 honden. Broer en zus die elkaar nooit meer gezien hebben. Uiteindelijk is het wel gelukt. (foute foto flickr vrijdag thema)
Wednesday 27th July 2011 was not a good day for 46115 'Scots Guardsman' and for the clouds that once in place above the photo position failed to budge. Despite these shortcomings, I still pressed the shutter, and I feel that this image in monochrome is perhaps reminiscent of the 1960s, when steam and diesel in tandem was not uncommon. West Coast Railway Co. No.47760 drags the failed 'Scot' back to Carnforth at the head of the return 'Fellsman' charter near Dry Beck.
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