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Mogel Engineering

JasonAller — 2008-09-13 12:50:28

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- The garden was maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro] also dug her fingers into the soil a bit. Produce (successfully) grown here has included: tomatoes, corn, eggplant, pole beans, onions, garlic, chard, bok choy, blue potatoes, cucumbers, crookneck squash, butternut squash, gourds, grapes, strawberries, spearmint, sunflowers, and sage. The garden also sported annual flowers and a wide selection of colorful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"] and ["L Street Furniture"].	+ The garden was maintained by ["Users/KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["Users/ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro] also dug her fingers into the soil a bit. Produce (successfully) grown here has included: tomatoes, corn, eggplant, pole beans, onions, garlic, chard, bok choy, blue potatoes, cucumbers, crookneck squash, butternut squash, gourds, grapes, strawberries, spearmint, sunflowers, and sage. The garden also sported annual flowers and a wide selection of colorful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"] and ["L Street Furniture"].
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- ''"Rather than creating a wall between myself and other gardeners, since I put up the sign I've gotten to know a whole lot more of the people renting plots around me, and across the garden. But there was one, however, who sent me some vitriolic emails, and has since never taken me up on my offer to stop by the garden and talk."'' - ["KarlMogel" Karl Mogel]	+ ''"Rather than creating a wall between myself and other gardeners, since I put up the sign I've gotten to know a whole lot more of the people renting plots around me, and across the garden. But there was one, however, who sent me some vitriolic emails, and has since never taken me up on my offer to stop by the garden and talk."'' - ["Users/KarlMogel" Karl Mogel]
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- ------ - ''2007-03-07 22:40:35'' [[nbsp]] I got a chuckle out of this. I love the sign! --["DavidGrundler"]	+ + ''2007-03-07 22:40:35'' [[nbsp]] I got a chuckle out of this. I love the sign! --["Users/DavidGrundler"]

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StevenDaubert — 2008-08-05 13:31:24

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-05 14:31:24'' [[nbsp]] Call it morbid curiosity, but what is the reason for no GMO? --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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KarlMogel — 2007-10-11 15:29:14

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-11 16:29:14'' [[nbsp]] Well, it's half-joke. I meant to add more signs giving info, but when drought and other things taking up my time made my gardening few and far between - I couldn't justify the extra effort at the time. It's kind of a joke because a professional-looking sign advertising GMOs in an organic garden is a juxtaposition. A UC Davis geneticist and an organic farmer have a book coming out next year about the combination of GE and Organic, so it was serious in that it is a position that I do hold. + This reminds me, I have a few more pictures to add here! --["Users/KarlMogel"]

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PxlAted — 2007-06-30 07:13:10

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- ''2007-06-30 08:11:44'' [[nbsp]] I've hated that sigh for years. I never knew it was a joke. I guess I never asked. - good one. --["Users/PxlAted"]	+ ''2007-06-30 08:11:44'' [[nbsp]] I've hated that sign for years. I never knew it was a joke. I didn't know GMO's wern't allowed in the EC. + I guess I never asked (you or the EC). good one. --["Users/PxlAted"]

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PxlAted — 2007-06-30 07:11:44

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DavidGrundler — 2007-03-07 22:40:35

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 22:16:32

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- The sign was a teaser, modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically engineered organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there are no genetically engineered crops there, and so the sign may be a bit misleading. The original intent of posting this sign was to stir up discussion over the exclusion of genetically engineered crops from organic agriculture. It was to be followed by a few signs explaining interesting facts about crop genetics. The additional signs were of a lower priority than the gardening itself, so they never made it off the drawing board.	+ The sign was a teaser, modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically engineered organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there were no genetically engineered crops there, and so the sign may have been a bit misleading. The original intent of posting this sign was to stir up discussion over the exclusion of genetically engineered crops from organic agriculture. It was to be followed by a few signs explaining interesting facts about crop genetics. The additional signs were of a lower priority than the gardening itself, so they never made it off the drawing board.

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 22:15:11

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 22:14:01

the end of an era

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- In the ["EC Garden"] on the ["UC Davis"] campus there is a curious plot of earth with a large white sign that advertises genetically modified organisms. What's the deal with this?
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- The sign is a teaser, modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and has already created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically engineered organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there are no genetically engineered crops there, and so the sign may be a bit misleading. There will be more signs to come, explaining the intent of the garden in greater detail, and describing interesting facts about crop genetics.	+ ==== Tended 2002-2007 ====
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- While originally intended just for growing fruits and veggies, Mogel Engineering has become a nice place to relax, featuring a fish pond, hammock, and sturdy scrap wood picnic table under the shade of a nearby tree. A neighboring gardener has added an additional table and a small barbecue to the location. Signs of children turn up from time to time such as toys in the grass and lip gloss and water pistols on the table.	+ In the organic ["EC Garden"] on the ["UC Davis"] campus there was a curious plot of earth with a large white sign that advertised genetically modified organisms. What's the deal with this?
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- The garden also sports annual flowers and a wide selection of colorful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"] and ["L Street Furniture"].	+ The sign was a teaser, modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically engineered organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there are no genetically engineered crops there, and so the sign may be a bit misleading. The original intent of posting this sign was to stir up discussion over the exclusion of genetically engineered crops from organic agriculture. It was to be followed by a few signs explaining interesting facts about crop genetics. The additional signs were of a lower priority than the gardening itself, so they never made it off the drawing board. + + While originally intended just for growing fruits and veggies, the garden became a nice place to relax, featuring a fish pond, hammock, and sturdy scrap wood picnic table under the shade of a nearby tree. Two stumps painted blue were donated by Wolfgang Rougle, who had a garden elsewhere in the ["EC Garden"]. Signs of children turn up from time to time such as toys in the grass and lip gloss and water pistols on the table.
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- The garden is maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro] has recently dug her fingers into the soil. Check back every month to watch the garden blossom forth. Currently, the garden only has a few winter crops, such as onions, leeks and chard.	+ The garden was maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro] also dug her fingers into the soil a bit. Produce (successfully) grown here has included: tomatoes, corn, eggplant, pole beans, onions, garlic, chard, bok choy, blue potatoes, cucumbers, crookneck squash, butternut squash, gourds, grapes, strawberries, spearmint, sunflowers, and sage. The garden also sported annual flowers and a wide selection of colorful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"] and ["L Street Furniture"].
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- Although Mogel Engineering presents a controversial viewpoint, gardeners at the EC are tolerant and friendly, sometimes approaching with questions out of curiosity. A resident of the nearby ["Baggins End" Baggins End Domes] once jumped with gleeful excitement upon seeing the sign. There has been a little [http://ecgarden.blogspot.com/2006/02/petty-vandalism.html petty vandalism] at the garden, such as missing or broken glassware and bricks knocked into the pond, but these cases seem connected to other aspects of the garden, not the sign.	+ Although Mogel Engineering presented a controversial viewpoint, gardeners at the EC are tolerant and friendly, sometimes approaching with questions out of curiosity. A resident of the nearby ["Baggins End" Baggins End Domes] once jumped with gleeful excitement upon seeing the sign. There was a little [http://ecgarden.blogspot.com/2006/02/petty-vandalism.html petty vandalism] at the garden, such as missing or broken glassware and bricks knocked into the pond. It was anyone's guess whether this was due to the sign or just the presence of the inviting glass itself.
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	+ + Now that Karl is preparing for graduate school this year, perhaps to leave Davis, the plot is being cleared for future gardeners. Rest assured, when Karl's settled, Mogel Engineering will take root again.

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 21:54:23

Petunias, strawberries, solanum, etc.

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 21:49:25

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 21:43:17

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-07 21:42:56

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KarlMogel — 2006-06-16 18:30:55

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KarlMogel — 2006-06-16 18:29:16

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KarlMogel — 2006-03-15 15:04:42

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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 21:33:53

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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 21:09:42

that didnt help

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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 21:09:10

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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 21:06:33

Thanks for the help Phillip and Amy, I think this looks better now.

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- The garden is maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["ArielaHaro"] has recently dug her fingers into the soil. Check back every month to watch the garden blossom forth. Currently, the garden only has a few winter crops, such as onions, leeks and chard. [[Thumbnail(onionrow.jpg, right, 200x150, "Garlic, red, yellow, yellow onions, Chard.")]] The garden also sports a wide selection of coloful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"].	+ While originally intended just for growing fruits and veggies, Mogel Engineering has become a nice place to relax, featuring a fish pond, hammock, and sturdy scrap wood picnic table under the shade of a nearby tree. A neighboring gardener has added an additional table and a small barbecue to the location. Signs of children turn up from time to time such as toys in the grass and lip gloss and water pistols on the table.
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- Although presenting a controversial viewpoint, gardeners at the EC are tolerant and friendly, sometimes engaging in discussions out of curiosity. A resident of the nearby ["Baggins End" Baggins End Domes] once jumped with gleeful excitement upon seeing the sign.	+ The garden also sports annual flowers and a wide selection of colorful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"] and ["L Street Furniture"]. + + [[Thumbnail(onionrow.jpg, right, 200x150, "Garlic, red, yellow, yellow onions, Chard.")]] + + The garden is maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro] has recently dug her fingers into the soil. Check back every month to watch the garden blossom forth. Currently, the garden only has a few winter crops, such as onions, leeks and chard. + + Although Mogel Engineering presents a controversial viewpoint, gardeners at the EC are tolerant and friendly, sometimes approaching with questions out of curiosity. A resident of the nearby ["Baggins End" Baggins End Domes] once jumped with gleeful excitement upon seeing the sign. There has been a little [http://ecgarden.blogspot.com/2006/02/petty-vandalism.html petty vandalism] at the garden, such as missing or broken glassware and bricks knocked into the pond, but these cases seem connected to other aspects of the garden, not the sign.
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AmyZimmerman — 2006-02-28 17:12:14

grammar, dudes

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-02-28 17:08:33

prettier quotin

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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 17:04:11

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- In the ["EC Gardens"] on the ["UC Davis"] campus there is a curious plot of earth with an ostentatious sign that advertises for genetically modifed organisms. What's the deal with this?	+ [[Thumbnail(enter_winter.jpg, left, 400x300, "The ostentatious sign.")]] In the ["EC Gardens"] on the ["UC Davis"] campus there is a curious plot of earth with an ostentatious sign that advertises for genetically modifed organisms. What's the deal with this?
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- The sign is a teaser, which reads: - MOGEL ENGINEERING - Genetic Engineering and ''organic'' gardening. (PRO GMO) - By ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel] and ["ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro]	+ The sign is a teaser, modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and has already created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically engineered organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there are no genetically engineered crops there, but there will be more signs to come detailing interesting facts about crop genetics.
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- The sign was modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and has already created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically modified organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there are no GMOs there, but there will be more signs to come detailing interesting facts about crop genetics.	+ The garden is maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and ["ArielaHaro"] has recently dug her fingers into the soil. Check back every month to watch the garden blossom forth. Currently, the garden only has a few winter crops, such as onions, leeks, and chard. [[Thumbnail(onionrow.jpg, right, 200x150, "Garlic, red, yellow, yellow onions, Chard.")]] The garden also sports a wide selection of coloful glassware, many purchased from nearby ["Thrift Stores"].
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- The garden is maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and Ariela likes to come there to study for her classes. Come back again soon for pictures and more updates.	+ Although presenting a controversial viewpoint, gardeners at the EC are tolerant and friendly, sometimes engaging in discussions out of curiosity. A resident of the nearby ["Baggins End" Baggins End Domes] once jumped with gleeful excitement when they saw the sign.
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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 16:05:30

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KarlMogel — 2006-02-28 16:05:09

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KarlMogel — 2005-03-07 18:38:41

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	+ In the ["EC Gardens"] on the ["UC Davis"] campus there is a curious plot of earth with an ostentatious sign that advertises for genetically modifed organisms. What's the deal with this? + + The sign is a teaser, which reads: + MOGEL ENGINEERING + Genetic Engineering and ''organic'' gardening. (PRO GMO) + By ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel] and ["ArielaHaro" Ariela Haro] + + The sign was modified from an old civil engineering business sign, and has already created some controversy in the gardens, where genetically modified organisms are not allowed to be grown. Of course, there are no GMOs there, but there will be more signs to come detailing interesting facts about crop genetics. + + The garden is maintained by ["KarlMogel" Karl J. Mogel], and Ariela likes to come there to study for her classes. Come back again soon for pictures and more updates. + + Flaming criticism has already been received about the garden, some of the text may be posted soon. - ["KarlMogel"]