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Alright thought I would throw this one out there for the crowd to think over.
Given a function (written in javascript) that expects two strings formated like a hex color (ex #FF0000)
return a hex color that is the average of both of the colors passed.
function averageColors(firstColor,secondColor)
{
...
return avgColor;
}
–edit–
average would be defined as 
if the color passed was yellow and the second was light purple the returned color would be a medium orange
I hate sounding like the oh-so-broken jQuery record, but there is a jQuery plugin for this already.