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Via Boing Boing. boingboing.net/2024/12/05/h... I love the language of these. Every year.

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Jupiter's moon Io in true color

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Persimmons ripen in the side yard, drawing a murder overhead and a scurry through the branches. The competition is fierce.

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The Voudokitroen (Buddha Hand Citroen) is complete! These crafted bottles are ready for elegant Christmas gift sets. This batch features a unique blend of Buddha Hand leaves, jasmine flowers, persimmon skin, nettles, and a few secret touches.

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This is a real thing! :-)

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Berkeley Kitchen Still life. Frozen persimmon with cinnamon and cardamom.

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The root of Hoax is Hocus Pocus.

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The evolution of social media.

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Through the Rifts

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Through the Rifts

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Lumiere Bokeh, once ‘Poison’ for its bullet shape, shines as a beacon of artistry. Rendered in tourmaline, this design by Jeffrey Hunt captures and reflects light brilliantly. Balancing light and shadow, it blends timeless beauty with modern sophistication, inviting all to experience its radiance.

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Dandelion Infusion: Backyard dandelions—about a dozen blooms—steeped in 192-proof alcohol for under 12 hours, stripping all color and flavor. The glass, a gift from my friend Dawn Hawk, who joined us for our first Amaro party. Captured in Berkeley sunlight on late fall dandelions.

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"⁠Quando certa manhã Gregor e Samsa acordaram de sonhos intranquilos, encontraram-se em suas camas metamorfoseados em insetos monstruosos."

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When I was young, every Christmas, “The Thief of Baghdad” aired on TV. I was enthralled by its special effects, monsters, and the quest for the Blue Rose. These photos remind me of that—only now they are Blue Dandelions. What began as an AI prompt now leads along an unintended path.

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