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Chris falling, which happens whenever I have the camera on him. As soon as I put it away he goes "Oh, just landed it"
Meistens sind 5 min Verspätung überhaupt kein Problem und auch sozial vollkommen akzeptiert, manchmal aber auch absolut fatal, wenn nicht gar tödlich.
My third knitting project 10/2/08
I didn't use a pattern or anything. I basically took the idea of crocheting a hat.. and just reversed it. lmao. So it's oddly shaped and small! Still wearable though! The edge is crocheted.
NOT OUR INSTALL:
A prominent plumbing contractor installed this in a new construction home. When our technician walked by to work on the furnace, the flue gases were spewing out of the draft hood.
After removing and awful lot of material from both arms, this failed during re-assembly due to the spring tension collapsing and then snapping the arms.
Lesson learned.
The scan quality on this is crap, but then so is the print quality so they're a match made in hell.
The super bright spot above the "er" in photographer is obviously not meant to be there. That doesn't keep it from appearing in over 100 of the 500 cards I ordered from Overnightprints.com
Another 140 or so have other noticeable defects making nearly half of my order completely unusable. At first it looked like these defects were the result of the cards having stuck together, and ruined the finish upon separation. Closer inspection reveals these defects to actually be underneath the gloss coating. I don't operate a press or any such equipment, so I can't make much of an educated statement here but I'm going to make a Scientific Wild-Ass Guess and say something went awry in the printing process, and they were just glossed right over, defect and all.
I am most displeased. My first order was excellent, this one was overwhelmingly a failure. I suppose I shouldn't say overwhelmingly a failure. The business cards were only a third of the order, the other two thirds were 4x6" post cards (100 of one design, 1000 of another) which happen to have come out perfectly.
I'm just shocked that over nearly half of my business card order is unusable (unless I wanted to use them for target practice).
Taken at Savannah Rapids Pavillion. Got up early to photograph the sun rising over the river. Arrived to find heavy fog that still hasn't burned off 2 hours later. Took this shortly before sunrise, needed a headlight to set up tripod and make settings. 30 second exposure. Much happier with this image than the sunrise I had envisioned.
My multi-boxing guild on FlyFF, a long time ago : "FailBetter".
I'm playing those three caracters at the same time.
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General Electric still hasnt fixed this after eight years.
Whats he smoking? NOT A CIGARETTE!
From an online training course
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 my failed attempt to take a shot of my son's model rocket taking off. Camera was set for remote shutter release beneath a pane of glass. Unfortunately, it is a wireless release and I couldn't get the angle correct for it to work unless I was standing rather close. That, and the fact that my son, who is 6, doesn't quite grasp the importance of counting down - I was standing far too close when this puppy went off - they are quite loud and I'm lucky I didn't get popped or fry the camera.
I'm not sure I'm going to try this again in the future...