Mr. Lin commenting on two jade seals respectively inscribed with the name "Zhao Mo" and "The Emperor's Seal" believes that the ancient historian Sima Qian made a mistake in recording a king named "Zhao Hu".
He had taken the government to court after arguing that his birthday was improperly recorded in army records, a mistake that he attributed to his refusal to participate in corruption.
JetBlue, a three-year-old New York-based airline that has worked to build a reputation for low fares and customer satisfaction, acknowledged last week that the transfer of the passenger records was a mistake and publicly apologized.
"When things start collapsing at a record label, a mistake that they make is assuming that they can continue surviving through licensing, but there's too much serendipity involved in supervision to rely on that..
Freddie — already propped up with $52 billion in taxpayer funds used to rescue the company from its own mistakes — recorded a loss of $6.7 billion and said it would require an additional $10.6 billion from taxpayers to shore up its financial position.
The group's proposals come amid growing concern over the fact that the internet permanently records a person's past mistakes, which can damage anything from job prospects to university offers.
Todd Phillips, who's made a career recording the mistakes, pitfalls and seduction of getting totally wasted ("The Hangover," "Old School," "Road Trip"), has produced something a little smaller this time, a low-budget comedy called "Project X".
Expunging a record can be a method to clear your record after a mistaken arrest, an acquittal, if the charges against you are dropped or dismissed, or if you plead guilty or no contest to the charges, but you received a withhold adjudication.
In a 2013 semifinal game against Japan, Molina alertly took advantage of a baserunning mistake to record an unusual putout.
Oh, man, this was a mistake, recording this.
