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I'm not really sure how to describe Scott Edwards' creation. All memory of the experience has been erased. On an unrelated note, I've recently discovered the joys of mashed potato sculpture.

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Peter McNabb, brother of former guru Evan McNabb, won a free class during Utah Open Source Conference 2007. He decided to take the GL275 this week. It didn't take him long to find a good use for our famous Guru Putty:

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Today John Barkhurst contacted me to claim credit for his putty interpretation of The Scream. He's obviously enjoying his putty because he also included a photographic answer to that age old mystery: "Where does putty come from?"

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A few weeks ago in Portland, one of my students created a putty version of The Scream. Unfortunately, the lighting and my camera leave a lot to be desired. I've forgotten the creator's name, but it's still a neat idea.

Updated 9 Aug 2007: John Barkhurst wrote today to claim credit for this image and answer an age old question: "Where does putty come from?"

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Jason "Jayce^" Hall, a friend of mine and the president of the Provo (Utah) Linux Users Group recently sent me a picture of what he made with his putty. Give a boy a toy and invariably he'll turn it into a gun:

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Actually, I'm not sure what Ryan Bennett was thinking about, but the results are pretty cool. A putty snowman in a jacuzzi:

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No, not a chees-eating mouse, a scroll-wheeling mouse. Another of Rob Wall's creations:

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Well I done seen about everything when I see Rob Wall's putty duck with glasses:

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Looks like Bonnie Snider has rolled a seven with her set of putty dice:

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Rod Austin created a Christmas tree complete with presents:

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Patrick Beck came up with a cool idea for his putty, a yo-yo:

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Outside, there's snow on the ground, but that's obviously not what Rob Wall is thinking about:

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One of my students, Rod Austin, created a Putty Snowman:

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