And while some elected officials and the industry want to use this current fiasco to push quick legislative fixes, it would do us all better to look at the larger structural problems that centralized food production in the hands of a few agribusiness giants readily creates.
In a virtual rerun of the fiasco from last year, workers were forced to use the old-fashioned "block-and-spike" method to manually set switches with mallets.
But then Obama raised the stakes many notches by announcing he was going to use the whole fiasco as an opportunity to discuss race and maybe educate some people about the black community, and why it might not be so unreasonable for Wright to say such things.
The invasion soon became a fiasco and U.S. military officer's proposed to use U.S. air and naval support to tilt the balance.
For four hours, police and protesters clashed – officers firing on the protesters from the station, despite being explicitly forbidden to use live ammunition after the fiasco three weeks ago.
The torch relay fiasco also underlined the International Olympic Committee's failure honour its promise to use the games to leverage greater freedom in China.
He gently chastised politicians who, in his view, might use the fiasco to political advantage.
"What happens," I asked, "when a co-star can't get hard?" The fiasco used to be the nemesis of porno.
The Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones — Super Bowl enemy No. 1, writes Kevin Sherrington in The Dallas Morning News — uses the occasion of his first comments after the seating fiasco to argue that Dallas should be awarded another Super Bowl soon.
That prompted Lupe Fiasco to leap to Lamar's defence.
