One would think that racial slurs and stereotypes would quickly be stricken from our vernacular (at least for a while) following that fiasco.
But while Lupe Fiasco might feel that his worst enemy is his label, he's ignoring the mirror.
While the fiasco surrounding the Solyndra bankruptcy proved to be a burden on Barack Obama's 2012 campaign, the president has also taken heat for not following through on his 2010 promise to install solar panels on the White House roof.
In this protocol, the hybridization temperature was very low (37°C for 24 h), producing a high level of nonspecific signal, while in FIASCO, the DNA is hybridized according to the protocol first published online by Travis Glenn.
W.M.D.'s that didn't exist led to a desert fiasco, While greed and a hurricane created domestic disasters.
Charting a course that ameliorates the problems left by the last leverage fiasco while minimizing the chances for a new one was never going to be easy.
I thought of the Summerhill fiasco while reading "Making Rent in Bed-Stuy," a melancholic, lyrical new memoir by the filmmaker and critic Brandon Harris.
Ms. Taymor's "Spider-Man" was an outright fiasco, while Mr. Lepage's "Ring," with its monolithic machine of a set, qualifies more as a lumbering fizzle, at least at this halfway point.
A parallel review by Dame Colette Bowe will absolve ministers from direct responsibility for the funding fiasco, while pointing to some communication and accountability problems within the Department for Transport.
Of course, Mr. Neustadt's texts are intended to be analyses of exercises in power, and as such they are acute and informative, whether comparing Truman's Korea with Johnson's Vietnam, or figuring out why Kennedy was able to overcome the Bay of Pigs fiasco while Mr. Carter failed to survive the series of "piglets" that undermined his Administration.
