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This is a stick of ram that our office ordered. There are so many problems with this page:
1) Where in the world is , , US?!?!
2) Why do they have to list the city and state twice?
3) We're in Missoula, MT. It arrived in Missoula, MT. Then, it left for Salt Lake City. Huh?
Warped Tour 2006
August 2nd, 2006
Fitchburg, Massachusetts - The Fitchburg Airport
Thursday, The Bled, The Stiletto Formal, Moneen, Armor for Sleep, The Sleeping, From Autumn to Ashes, The Academy Is..., On Broken Wings, HORSE the Band, Every Time I Die, Motion City Soundtrack, Senses Fail, So They Say, Saves the Day, Stretch Armstrong, Alexisonfire, Hellogoodbye
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Noodles from scratch.
It really was supposed to be ramen but god I can't cut thinly and also I think my rolling pin is in Taiwan. I made do with my acrylic polymer clay roller (oh god) cleaned, of course.
So yes... I like udon better anyway, bah!
Greenpeace Activists John Shumaker, left, and Jennifer Thomas, hold a Security Inspection Failure banner at Dow's Texas Operations facility in Freeport, Texas, Sept. 7, 2010. The plant is Dow's largest integrated site. The three major complexes — Plant A, Plant B and Oyster Creek — operate as an integrated unit serving all eight of Dow's Global Business Groups. The site contains more than 3,200 acres of waterways and pipeline corridors and houses more than 1,900 buildings across the site.
The products manufactured on site are transported by rail, truck, marine vessels and pipeline to customers around the world. Texas Operations manufactures 44 percent of Dow's products sold in the United States and more than 21 percent of Dow's products sold globally.
Prevent a toxic nightmare in your community :
by Bob Pearson
Completely failed attempt to make a panorama of 5 pix of Rotterdam Harbour.
I am unable to generate a decent (straight) horizon and have been struggeling with the seams for over an hour.
So here it is: an example of a messed up panorama. Good thing about Flickr: no need to throw an hour's worth of work away, just put it online ;-)
This Leviton GFCI outlet failed today and cut off power to all the outlets in my garage and including the garage door opener. It would not reset.
I purchased a Legrande branded replacement GFCI outlet at the local hardware store.
As soon as I replaced it and turned on the power it would trip and would not reset. Either I had a fault in the wiring or this is a defective brand new outlet.
I then went to another hardware store and purchased a Leviton GFCI outlet and installed it. After wiring and powering up the outlet I now have power to all my outlets and the garage door opener.
First thing tomorrow I will return this defective GFCI outlet.
These guys were a HUGE part of my life when i was a freshman in highschool. I was going through a really rough time and I remember coming home after school and blasting their "Let It Enfold You" cd for hours on end. So getting to take pictures of these guys was a huge honor and a dream come true.
And last night they mainly played old songs which was PERFECT!!
Made some FAIL stickers. I put this one on some art that a visiting kid made and left on the floor next to my desk.
This was outside the cancer ward at the SAN Hospital in Wahroonga, NSW. I don't think dead santas are very inspiring.
158: Saturday, March 26, 2011
I have been to Galveston on several occasions to capture the sunset and what a gorgeous sunset I have been privy too on several occasions, but because by nature, I am not an early bird (unless I'm being paid..aka...to get to work early), I do not rise. I am a night owl and I love it.
However, the sunrise mission has plagued me for the longest time, and so finally I decided to wake my arse up and get on the road to get to the beach. I set my alarm for 5am, ended up waking up at 4 (wtf), and didn't want to go back to sleep b/c you know how that goes....oh I only closed my eyes for a second....so I wait and wait and I find out online that sunrise happens at 7:21 to be exact. Of course I leave the house late (and mind you this is an hour and some change ride from my house) and so I'm going along and at first everything was grand and then I started to yawn, so I put the a/c and the music on blast until I got to the beach at exatly 4 minutes until sunrise. I rush over to the sand, set up my camera...its only me and the fisherman this early...and wait...and, um wait, and yawn...and...do you see this picture. This is all I got after an hour and 15 minutes to be exact. Somebody..and I'm not naming any names here...forgot to check the weather report. Heavy clouds all day. SUNRISE FAIL.
Not only am I pissed this is the only shot of even a hint of sun, but now I have to drive back because nothing is open this early other than food places and I'm physically exhausted. Somewhere on the way back I did unfortunately close my eyes while driving...but thankfully the rrrrrrrr sound of the freeway caution bumps jutted me back awake. (Believe me, it was terrifying).
I get home and I went directly into coma mode and slept well into the 2pm hour in the day.
Done in 0.6
my failed try to shorten a shotgun in 0.6
one of the early things i have made tell me what you think
Enciendes la cámara para empezar a sacar fotos y te das cuenta de que te dejaste atrás la tarjeta.. suele pasar
Trying to make a redscale batch I think the room wasn't dark enough.
Tratando de hacer un rollo redscale creo que mi habitación no estaba lo suficientemente oscura.
I mixed the Harpoon Coffee Porter with the Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout, thinking I could create a fine mocha beer. Yeah, it didn't work, the flavors just got all muddled together. It wasn't like a black and tan, where the densities of the beers were so diffferent that one could float on the other. These two just ended up fighting with each other, and I wasted two bottles of beer. Oh, well, lesson learned.
I made a cake tonight. Total fail! Went in the oven for over 60 minutes, instead of the 30-40 it was supposed to, and still didn't set properly.
Just took it out and it's all oily and not really edible, apart from the top which is crisp and a bit like fudge.
I checked and I really did nothing wrong. I've done it once before, and failed then too but not really the same way (I suspect the form is the wrong shape, but that could only account for some of it), and I used the same recipe a few times to make cupcakes. Weird. Also I've used this form a lot, for all sorts of cakes which are really supposed to be in other kinds of forms.