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Thank you to everyone who put aside the time the time to take part in our previous challenge. It is great to see diverse entries and creativity.
Whilst grinding beans for a coffee, I wondered what else could be made from a simple coffee bean. The SFTW team are always good for such a challenge, so for this week please show us what can you make with this bean.
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Dave
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Bridging the gap.
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Nice idea GC, and thanks for getting us started this week.
Dave
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Jacob, you could have gone full recursion with this.
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You are right, Trevor; recursion never occurred to me.
I went straight for ambiguity, finding the big one passable as a possible custom shaped pot simply made of moist compressed potting soil, like the ones used by an elder family member for lettuce to be grown in the greenhouses, and accounting for the difference between raw and roasted look, the latter resembling a moist and compressed appearance of the right potting soil as here,
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I saw an old(ish) Veritasiam video today about how they caught the Golden State Killer using familial DNA. It was fascinating, and espeically where they go into detail about the process, but something that made me smile, and that your link above reminded me of, was where Dr. Derek is talking to a lady who is involved with the tracking down bad people using DNA from distant relatives, and he asks her about the DuckDuckGo browser window we could see on her screen. So are you constantly alert for the sound of Black Helicopters coming your way Jacob?
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Far from it, Trevor, I enjoy the chopping, and the quaking when close. In contrast, drones are boring.
I just switched to DuckDuckGo as soon as it became available, to get (back) to a real search engine.
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I wonder if they grow ready roasted that way? 🙂
Dave
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Indeed, Dave.
If the global endeavour is successful, the farmers can cut out the middlemen: no more overpricing chains.
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Really great! (clicking the image shows it… 🙂 ) It's probably a cache issue!
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Thank you very much for your kind words, Lucien.
And thank you for the cache hint. I have noticed that it only shows sometimes, and it is regularly necessary to restart the browser to see it; strangely, every time I click the image and it shows full screen, it disappears when I click the plus sign for enlargement of details. I have never seen that for previeous entries, also much larger ones (in pixels and MB).
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I so wanted to give a scorpion tail, but beetles don't have them, so I couldn't bring myself to do it.
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Wow - that is very good, Trevor! 🙂
Dave
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Brilliant
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The shine on the carapace is very well visualised 🙂
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Hmmmmm... I wonder how many people will know who this is? 😉
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Haha - Eastenders lives on.
Dave
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Coffee you can chew! 🙂
Dave
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Well it looks fast, it must be all that caffiene ! 🙂
Dave
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Wow, definitely one of your best uploads James. It still has that dark and moody look that let's us know it's one of your images, but with lots of fine detail that draw you in and make it interesting. I like it a lot.
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An album cover for ????? - wait though, do we still have albums and covers 😞
Dave