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Waaaaaahhh! My macaroons were terrible. They tasted great, but got a clear fail for presentation...better luck next time!
This morning we had a nice sunrise. I took several photos and after going through them several times to select the best one, I finally decided I had fallen in love with this one which is the one in which technically I have failed 100%.
But the failed sunrise has something special that traps me in this ambience. So I will keep this one for you flickers.
See in comments another one with better technique but...
Just a typical example of what happens when you try to upgrade the internet explorer on a machine in a Korean Internet Cafe. This is another one of those laws that Koreans do not typically bother to follow.
4x4 QFN lightening detector chip (Austria Micro Systems - AS3935 Franklin Lightning Sensor IC) on a QFP Adapter
Two failed Trans-pennine class 170's stand on the crossover at Doncaster blocking the fast lines and causing havoc for 15 minutes.
Waaaaaahhh! My macaroons were terrible. They tasted great, but got a clear fail for presentation...better luck next time!
Grade 2 winner Guilt Trip's failed mud knot during morning workouts at Santa Anita Park racetrack in Arcadia, California, U.S.A. (March 9, 2013)
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Another car crashes into another traffic control box on North Figueroa. If only there we had the road engineering that could help prevent this AND create bike lanes on Figueroa.
Adolescent crow that fell of its nest. I couldn't really get too close to it, without it running away in panic. I didn't want to scare it needlessly.
!FAIL!
Man, I love Macs, and they love me. Here, the install disc just boots into a bucket of fail each time. Heck forbid it gave a useful error message. And this computer is fresh back from Apple Care!
This bluetooth speaker doesn't work anymore but made an interesting subject when converted to black and white.
Senses Fail
One More Brick Tour
Starland Ballroom
Sayreville, NJ
10.31.2009
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Secret 2-
I know it's dumb compared to real problems, but today I failed my driver's license test, and it upset me pretty bad. I'm a smart kid and I could count the number of times I've failed anything on one hand. I've never made a dent on either of my parent's cars, much less gotten arrested or in an accident.
The reason I failed: I crossed the double yellow line on Plum Street. (@#$@@#?!?!?!??!?!?!!!???!)(I have no more idea what that means than you do.)
Heaven Forbid I do something REALLY bad, like sneeze, or possibly take a hand off the steering wheel for a milisecond.
I've decided the examener's son probably was fatally injured in a teenage car crash, and to get revenge she got a job failing everyone she can.
Crapity crap crap.
Using a magnet for a barrette was a fail (at least the way we did it... still worth experimenting with, though!)
We got these cute button & ribbon goodies at Knittn' Kitten, Portland's craft thrift store!
FULL tutorial for many kinds of barrettes: dollarstorecrafts.com/2009/08/baby-barrettes/
Making cute barrettes for newborns, infants, and little girls is a simple and fun project. My mom and I were only too overjoyed to experiment when we were faced with several baby showers for female babies (there are no little girls in our family yet!). We made hair adornments with newborns and infants in mind, and we experimented with several different styles, sizes, and hair-clipping methods.
First off, we hit up our favorite local craft thrift store (if you like crafting and you are ever in Portland, OR, I highly suggest scheduling in a trip to Knittn’ Kitten!) and gathered supplies for making wee barrettes. You can use whatever you have in your stash, too!
The #FAILBETTER launch party was a perspective-shifting exploration of the epic and inspirational failures that make up the exhibition, which features contributions from all walks of life, including famous explorers, inventors, scientists, and athletes. Guests were the first to see the exhibition, taste Michelin-starred chef Kevin Thornton's take on 'failed recipes', screen-print their own posters, and enjoy some of music's finest failures and one-hit wonders from DJ Anthony Remedy. Now it's time to use the F-word: share your take on failure with the tag #FAILBETTER. Visit sciencegallery.com/failbetter for more information. #FAILBETTER runs until 27th April 2014.