PBarak

PBarak has been editing a number of Wikipedia articles, since Jan 2006.

Pages I've edited include:

• Franklin Hiram King, Wisconsin soil scientist
• Farmers of Forty Centuries, F.H. King's classic
• Sergei Winogradsky, soil microbiologist
• Winogradsky column, still one of the most remarkable demonstrations of microbial diversity
• Selman Waksman, soil microbiologist, Nobel laureate, and discoverer of streptomycin
• Crystallographic Information File, a concise format for crystalline structures (new page)
• Jmol, a molecular visualization program
• Hydroponics, particularly the nutrient solutions portion
• Antigo (soil), the Wisconsin state soil (new page)
• Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
• Soil Science Society of America (new page)
• American Society of Agronomy (new page)
• Web3D Consortium (new page)
• List of Universities with Soil Science Curriculum, added Univ of Wisconsin and Hebrew Univ
• Haber process
• Ammonium phosphate
• Sodium hexametaphosphate
• Triple superphosphate (new page)
• Fertilizer
• Pedro Sanchez, soil scientist and enemy of hunger
• Struvite, the vehicle by which phosphorus can be recovered from wastewater and recycled
• Dead Sea, particularly the potash works section
• Potash
• Potassium, particularly the insoluble potassium salts--rare birds!
• Photoelectric flame photometer
• George Whitesides, pioneer in self-assembled monolayers
• Tarfon, (I started it, but was not obliged to finish...) (new page)
• Isaac Abrabanel, a family favorite
• Four Holy Cities, (new page), Jerusalem, Hebron, Safed, and Tiberias...been in all four
• Temple Mount, added historical refs about visiting Temple Mount
• Ossuary, Jewish, new section
• Rodrigo Lopez (physician), drawn and quartered for being the wrong man in the wrong place
• Chelm, added info and link re: Isaac Bashevis Singer's 'Fools of Chelm and Their History'
• Japanese beetle, in recognition of the linden sapling I'm trying to protect
• Masticatory muscle myositis, an autoimmune disease of dogs, including Boogie--image added[1].
• New York City destroyed on film, new section, a collection of sci-fi movies ranging from the ridiculous to the sublime, with a common theme of post-apocalyptic NYC.

--and many, many vandals caught and pages reverted. (Shame on you all!)