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The Coconino Institute of Technology (CIT)
is a school within a school at Coconino High School in Flagstaff, AZ. Its
American
Gardening Tour Virtual Field Trip begins with the Phoenix Bonsai Society.
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The Chattanooga State Technical Community College
uses us as an example for correct American Psychological Association style citation for World Wide Web sites,
http://library.chattanoogastate.edu/research/apawebexamples.pdf.
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See also
this
Internet Bonsai Club exchange from Jan. 16, 2007 about the historical research on our web site.
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In June 2006, the Art of Bonsai Website put up a
copy
of our article "Pen, The Origins of the Shallow Tray" (reproduced with permission)
for which there is a forum for additional comments.
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"Visiting
your website (phoenixbonsai.com) is liking dipping a toe in a deep pool
and wondering at its depth
http://www.phoenixbonsai.com/SiteMap.html."
Chris Cochrane, in post to Internet Bonsai Club, December 23, 2005
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Alan Walker, former BCI president, in post to Internet Bonsai Club, December 15, 2005
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With best regards. Kyuka-en Yukio MURATA"
Personal correspondence of Kyuzo Murata's grandson with RJB, January 7, 2005
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"When I visited your excellent site I
was initially interested in the John Naka section. However, I read further
and realised that your research into the history of Bonsai was the finest
that I have ever read. I am in the midst of writing a book on Bonsai, called
Bonsai School, and I would like to enquire if you would allow
me to use extracts from the historical sections to show the development
of Bonsai in the Far East...
Craig Coussins, Scottish bonsai master and author,
www.bonsaiinformation.co.uk,
in e-mail to RJB, November 21, 2001, for his book to be released Nov. 2002
And so, pp. 26-36 of The Bonsai School are based on ChineseSchools and pp. 37-39 are based on The Big Picture.
Craig's site includes a copy of the Chinese Schools page at
http://www.bonsaiinformation.com/Penjing.htm
A review of Craig's book at
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James J. Smith, Vero Beach, FL,
Portulacaria
bonsai expert, in e-mail to RJB, August 20, 2000. (As Jim supplied
photographs and information for the above magazine article, he might have
seen the web article during the story's writing.)
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John Oldland, Perth, Western Australia, in e-mail to RJB, January 23,
2000
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"Bonsai in Period: Tray Plantings in Medieval Japan"
by Lady Tsukime extensively cites this web site, although she refers to the older links to some of the pages.
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"The Art and History of Bonsai" by Meagan Gates, Central Oregon Community College, Winter 2001, Humanities 201, Culture(s) & Literature(s) of Asia included a review of this web site. * * * * *
The directory Suite101.com ("Real
People Helping Real People") for the topic of
Bonsai
has 14 web sites chosen by David J. Brock Number 11 is www.phoenixbonsai.com
: "I include this website because of its outstanding pages devoted to the history of
bonsai. This website is a great reference for understanding the history and development of bonsai."
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The National Bonsai Foundation's page about John Yoshio Naka, http://www.bonsai-nbf.org/na/nakabio.htm , refers to our JYN pages for a more indepth biography.
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The
Los Angeles Times
obituary for John Y. Naka, published on May 24, 2004 and accessible at
JYN
pages, again.
* * * * * Seasonal Care Information pages ( Summer, Autumn, Winter, and Spring ) for www.bonsaisite.com is based on our Seasonal Care Information. * * * * * Tasker, Georgia "Bonsai! Passionate, near-obsessive devotion drives practioners of this ancient art," The Miami Herald, Herald.com, Oct. 13, 2002, http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/living/4246277.htm, cites our website. Used material from The Big Picture page. * * * * *
Cowing, Rev. Craig L. "A Little Spot Enclosed by Grace: A
Biblical Spirituality of Bonsai,"
World Bonsai Friendship Federation,
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/enclosedbygrace.shtml,
cites our website for history of bonsai in the west. Used material from
Pre1945 Bibliography
page.
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"Collecting Team of Tahei Suzuki and His
Brother Fukuji," Chapter V of "The Shimpaku Juniper: Its Secret History,"
World Bonsai Friendship Federation,
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/shimpaku/shim5.shtml, ends with a footnote concerning the famous shimpaku "Fudo," and refers readers to more information at
www.phoenixbonsai.com/KMurata.html.
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