I have to second the need t check the translation. The Korean-English one is pretty bad, unfortunately. You don't even have to know Korean to know this. Just find a Korean webpage and have it translate it to English. It will be nonsense, but quite funny sometimes. Actually, I tried to use it once to tell my Korean teacher something. I wrote the English sentence something like "As this is difficult to write in Korean, I'm going to write in in English". You should have seen the translation! "Korean" was translated as "a Korean person" and "in English" had the wrong case so it came out to be "inside Korean", which of course makes no sense. Two totally different and unrelated words in Korean. But it was funny, and just goes to highlight really how difficult translation is and how amazing the human mind is that it generally knows proper translations. In any case, kudos to Babelfish for the effort, and I understand English-French is better than English-Korean. (can you tell i'm a linguistics student? am i on a gardening forum?)

Hello Marshall, Brandan and others, Thanks for your interest in Whole Systems Ag and I am glad you enjoyed Dr B's paper. I think it's one of the best I've seen on oaks. Yes, I've visited the Santa Barbara museum many times when my family was living in Thousand Oaks. The botanic garden was a particularly nice attraction because, at the time, I was doing a lot of work with native plants. I checked out the PGI and that looks like a kind of Jungian place. I had a big interest in that stripe of psychology at that time too. At present, my work on the farm and with the tasks in front of my nose keep me from the more academic pursuits I once enjoyed. The garden at Pacifica sounds like a wonderful endeavor. Indeed, I'd be delighted if you should come for a visit. I seldom leave the farm so one time is about as good as another. It's easy to find just 6 miles or so north of the San Joaquin River on Highway 41 toward Yosemite. Send me a personal email at daddyoat@netptc.net and I'll return detailed directions.

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