Problems with watermelon and cilantro et. al.

[strantor]

I can't see your paper though, since I'm not a member of the forum.

That's bizarre. I logged out but I can still see the paper, but for some reason I can't download them.
Anyways, I've transferred the paper to my photobucket account so you can read it you want.
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better graph of population

Out curiosity, is it just the images that you can't see on the other forum, or is it the text discussion as well?

 

[The Mama Chicken]

I could see the discussion, just not the pictures. It's probably just that technology hates me. Hubby says I have my very own personal electromagnetic pulse that kills anything with a chip in it. Everything from digital cameras to car stereos.

 

[strantor]

I'm still watching this film (amid several interruptions), and I can't believe that I've buried my head in the sand for these past years. This movie could have been based on my paper. I really did have it figured out back then, but the adults that I shared it with did not share my concern. I was young and impressionable and I let them talk me out of my concern; "Son, people have been saying this stuff since the beginning. There's always someone running around saying the sky is falling." I knowingly lulled myself back into the false belief that everything would be OK, just like everybody else (what the economist in the video refers to as "cognitive dissonance"). If I had followed my instincts I would be in a much better state of preparedness. Now I find myself scrambling to catch up. I guess I'm still ahead of the curve though, even if just by a little.

 

[strantor]

Well the cilantro is a bust. Something got to it. A bird I'm guessing. I came out and all that's there is a stump. Whatever it was also chopped up some of my bell peppers.

Here's one of the beans:

and this is what it looks like inside:

Whatever that is inside, looks underdeveloped to me. Not sure though, do you think it's ready? What kind of bean is it?