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Was so near to tick this off my bucket list. Unfortunately, due to high winds we had to cancel the flight.
Milton Bradley Big Ben - Champions
1000 pieces. Grossly Incomplete. 1965.
4962
26" x 20"
36x28 grid = 1008 pieces
Epic fail on this one! I noticed right off that the box didn't seem as full as it should be, but all pieces were in a ziplock bag, so maybe it was just my imagination.
Nope. With over 50 pieces missing just from the sky, I cancelled this project. A huge disappointment. I debated persevering to determine just how many pieces were missing, but it wouldn't be worth the wasted time.
With this statement, Field Marshall Douglas MacArthur today acceded to the request of President Quezon to remain as military adviser to the Commonwealth. Photo hosts the President and the Field Marshal at Malacañan before the official announcement of the latter's decision was made.
(Photo from The Herald, December 31, 1937)
Was actually trying to get a picture of the aperture blades then this happened. -.- but I think it turned out to be a pretty decent shot.
Sony NEX-3, Minolta 45mm f/2, HVL-F20S, +8 close up filter.
Nonmarine black shale in the Triassic of North Carolina, USA.
The Newark Supergroup is a thick, geographically-widespread stratigraphic unit in eastern America. It is Late Triassic to Early Jurassic in age and represents sediments and some lava flows that filled up old rift valleys roughly paralleling the modern-day Eastern Seaboard of America. The rift basins formed in the Triassic when the ancient Pangaea supercontinent attempted to break apart, but failed. A successful breakup of Pangaea occurred during the Jurassic. Most of the basin-filling rocks are terrestrial redbeds - hematite-rich siliciclastic sedimentary rocks, such as conglomerate, sandstone, siltstone, and shale, deposited in nonmarine environments.
Seen here are nonmarine black shale pieces. The original muddy sediments were deposited in a lake in the Dan River Basin (Danville Basin), a half graben rift valley. The rocks are fossiliferous - seen on this visit were conchostracans, ostracods, vertebrate bones, coprolites, an apparent insect wing, a possible insect egg capsule, and plants.
Stratigraphy: Cow Branch Formation, Newark Supergroup, Upper Triassic
Locality: Dan River North Outcrop - roadcut on the eastern side of north-bound Route 220, just north of the bridge over the Dan River, east of the town of Madison, central Rockingham County, northern North Carolina, USA (36° 23’ 19.25” North latitude, 79° 56’ 27.48” West longitude)
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Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin watched by founder Dr Anne Merriman unveils a plague to mark the opening of a new Irish built building for a hospice in Kampala, Uganda, which threats over 1,000 people with HIV/AIDs and cancers. Minister Martin is on a five day visit to Irish supported projects in Uganda and Ethiopia.
I just wanted to post this video... it's of Colin.. falling, again.. and again, and again. Ahahahahaha. This is what I do when I'm bored in graphic design class.
'Experiment failed - subject deceased'
I found this 'laboratory notebook' while doing the office cleanup during the last days at the Joost Leiden office.
FAILE's installation, Les Ballets De Faile, was created for the Art Series performances on Friday, February 1, and Wednesday, May 29.
Blog post at designnotes.info/?p=7623
This was taken in Raleigh, NC. Someone was actually still in the car when everyone gathered around to take pics,
after 2 years i'm back at wieden+kennedy. freelancing in the studio this time. this impressive spectacle made of push pins is by the new class of 12.
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Pier Jumping in Lion's Head Bay, Ontario
After a day of climbing nothing feels better than cooling off this way!
My first try at a Fail Blog submission. This house is one street over from us.
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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.
i pushed buttons, but nothing let me reboot it. i wanted to try getting online. check out some 4chan.
I understand displaying an ad for NFLshop.com on a football blog. But, c'mon! Really? This is the best your algorithm can do? Show a Tony Romo jersey on a Pittsburgh Steelers blog?
Total fail.
(Oh, if you want to read the 10 things, scoot on over to Steelers Depot.)
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.
From the same website as the xmas tree graphic--they have "news" stories that highlight incidences of people bringing bugs into their homes with xmas trees. That...is not even CLOSE to being a mantis. Ha!
No, it's not the funniest of fails, but it made me laugh when I got the YouTube error one of FailBlog's video posts. Also posted to icanhascheezburger here.