On Venus and Serena Williams, Hingis is quoted in this week's Time magazine as saying, "They have had a lot of advantages because they can always say, 'It's racism.' " Though Hingis has a history of putting her foot in her mouth, many of the tennis regulars sighed, recognizing the sentiments she expressed after the Indian Wells fiasco last spring.
HAAS REGEN, an actor from the well-regarded Fiasco Theater company whose improvised scene in Italian, which he does not speak, ought to get him shortlisted for the job of ambassador to Italy next time it's open.
The well-chronicled fiasco, which began with a report by WMKG, made Howard look a bit devious as he continued to deny that he asked for Van Gundy's removal — while Van Gundy was confirming the story.
A well-advertised fiasco, this symbolised for many India's next big problem: its difficulties in making land available for industrial development.West Bengal's government, led by a pro-business Communist poet, Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, had offered Tata 1,000 acres of farmland.
Taking into account the new Jubilee Line, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR), and the Limehouse Link - each a well-documented fiasco in its own right - plus a spaghetti of desolate highways, the area has snatched 80percentnt of the capital's total transport investment.
He also told Action News Jax that he had no clue where the gator came from but in yet another video from the extremely well-documented fiasco, you can see Stratton holding the thing with a lit cig in his mouth, describing how his friend caught the beast while he was weed whacking.
He promised to restore the company's reputation for reliability and top-flight engineering, which has suffered recently because of a number of well-publicized fiascos.
But the games turned into a fiasco well before their scheduled opening.
After this, Samsung moves to brag about the Note 9's "all day battery" (which it's confidently teased before — so the company looks to have put the Note 7 battery fiasco well and truly behind it), although the usual small print disclaimers warn about variable battery performance.
The dismissal comes at the end of a year that saw at least a dozen cases of federal prosecutorial misconduct, including the well known Ted Stevens fiasco.
