And this painting has John James Audubon, the painter, sitting on the rock.

later on, there will be chocolate and chilies.

The park is well wooded.

The trees have exuberant foliage.

Lots of low trees grow on the hill.

The tree has too many twigs and branches.

(Laughter) (Applause)

Really?

Shigeru!

Shigeru?

Shigeru!

Shigeru...

Shigeru...!

I think it comes from millions of years of standing behind that sitting behind the bush,

Then we want to take those words and diagram them into this cool tree like structure.

Old Mao...

Old Mao!

So now we have all the machinery we need to tell if a string is valid. However, it's going to turn out that's not enough.

The sunshine penetrated the thick leaves of the trees.

The thicket.

Old Mao...

Shit. Joker thinks the bad bush is between an old mamasan's legs.

Orchards thick with trees,

And dense gardens,

and dense tree'd gardens,

And enclosed gardens luxuriant.

And gardens, dense with many trees,

And luscious gardens.

and dense orchards,

And garden closes of thick foliage

and densely planted gardens,

the densely tree'd gardens,

And gardens of dense shrubbery

thickly planted gardens,

And thick gardens,

and burgeoning enclosed gardens

And enclosed Gardens, dense with lofty trees,

There are epiphytes, plants that grow on trees.

Behind the bush.

Over here I've drawn a little diagram of parsing a simple sentence int plus int using our grammar.

Do you know there's a wizard in Nepal who's growing gravityresistant trees?

Down the stairs, like a dizzy apparition,

The mouse crashes through the foliage.

Ill weeds are sure to thrive.

Mutiny. Mutiny.