Vespristiano

''I occasionally clear this page when the comments are no longer useful to me.'' ==Image:Akhenaton.jpg== I see you went through and gave tags to images that were untagged previously, which is a good thing. But I don;t get where you came up with the idea that Image:Akhenaton.jpg was PD. The original poster claims it is uncopyrighted, but then he claims that of everything he uploaded, largely under the incorrect belief that anything from a website that didn;t have a copyright notice on it is uncopyrighted. That's bad in iteself, but he actually provided a weblink to where he got it from this time (which is unual for him) and the page very clearly claims copyright on all contents. The photo is of a three-dimensional image, so the legal argument that recent photos of two-dimensional objects that are older than 100 years doesn't apply here. User:DreamGuy 04:31, Mar 21, 2005 (UTC) == Alfa Romeo 158 == I don't get this; the article's about Alfa Romeo 159. Should it be moved? User:Eixo 07:03, 8 May 2005 (UTC) Well, I don't really know much about cars, that's why I left it to you to decide what to do. If it is 159 then the page should be moved, if it's 158 then the page should be edited back to that. A quick internet search gives 2,340 for "158" and 112,000 for "159", so it seems the correct thing would be to move the page? User:Eixo 08:10, 8 May 2005 (UTC) == Auto infoboxes == Thanks for adding the info boxes! It's nice to have another person who finds them useful. I made a few edits, but welcome your future contributions! In short, I moved the boxes to the top (they look better this way) and integrated any existing photo into the box itself. I also used "wagon" for the body style rather than SUV which is more of a market segment or class. Next, I used the non-breaking spaces with the proper units (L) for liters. And I removed any empty fields. And I've about given up on the "automobile series" junk - it's not useful really. Anyway, don't take this all as a negative - your contributions are welcomed and these articles would not have had an infobox if not for you! Come on over to Wikipedia:WikiProject Automobiles for more car stuff... --User:Sfoskett 15:10, May 31, 2005 (UTC) == "Logoitis"? == Hey man, what's that logo adding spree all about? :-) I don't know whether you got the (attempt at a sobering) message from my reverting one of those additions a couple of days ago ('twas an article on some piece of IBM hardware), with an edit summary text that in fact commended your adding a logo on the more general article (List of IBM products). Have you discussed the logo inclusion matter with other Wikipedians? (if not, let me point out what I intended to say in my abovementioned edit summary: IMO, logos on general articles and list articles are not only OK but great---an asset to WKP---but logos on each and every article connected to some company or organisation having a logo is a patently Bad Thing; it just clutters up the article layouts). Please have no hard feelings, I just had to voice my opinion of genuine concern. --User:Wernher 00:44, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC) :Thank you for diagnosing my "logoitis". I wasn't aware of ''any'' response from anyone, including yourself. I have not discussed the logos with other Wikipedians. There are no hard feelings. This is what ''Wikipedia'' is all about. In light of your opinion, I will now stop the "logo adding spree". —User:Vespristiano 00:55, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC) ::And to you: thanks for your lightning-fast response. :) I hope we'll be able to come to some kind of concensus in this matter---I honestly wouldn't like to 'overrule' other Wikipedians' contributions as a result of my expressing my meanings in an overly forceful way. Anyway, as I said above, I absolutely see the advantage of having the logos displayed in the list articles; it gives the lists a kind of 'instant recognition' look. Another good example is the List of Intel microprocessors one. I also have a suggestion that would let us add the admittedly nice 'logo factor' to many product articles without being intrusive. I'd make a case for including a small logo in the heading of some of the relevant 'list boxes' (implemented as templates); Template:Motorola processors Template:Motorola microcontrollers I think would be typical candidates for a one-liner logo*. --User:Wernher 01:28, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC) ::(* or ''two'' logos, actually; a Motorola one to the left and a Freescale Semiconductor one to the right---we only need to find the basic versions of the logos, i.e. the versions w/o blurbs attached... ) ::: I agree with your suggestion. (I admit I haven't taken time to educate myself on Motorola and Freescale, but wouldn't using one logo or the other be better than using both?) By the way, I spent a month in Norway two years ago, and I was exceedingly impressed. —User:Vespristiano 01:44, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC) ::::The reason I suggested using both logos for the Motorola chip listboxes was that 1) the industry knows these chips to have been developed and marketed by Motorola since the late 70s/early 80s and up to the spinoff of its semiconductor division into Freescale (a sad move, if you ask me...) and 2) now that the chips are sold by Freescale, the listbox should reflect this too. I think two smallish logos can be placed in the box's heading quite 'low key'-ish wrt layout. Let me have a go at it and then tell me what you think (just give me a some days to get it done; I should really go to bed now, it's 4am+ over here...). :::: BTW, cool to hear you've been to Norway. We do have a nice country, yes, particularly our steep mountains and deep fjords. A little chilly in the winter, though, but many of us even enjoy that; we go skiing a lot. I have lots of relatives in the U.S. (in FL, MD, upstate NY, OH, WI, CA) and am looking forward to go see them within the next couple of years. I have this grand plan to get a flight to D.C., go visit my cousin in MD, then go by train from D.C. to NY-->OH-->WI, and then to Chicago and fly back from there. :) --User:Wernher 02:05, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC) ::: I have now included a small Intel logo in Template:Intel controllers Template:Intel processors. I'm not totally satisfied, however; I'd like the logo to be centered vertically, but that would probably require a small amount of image cropping to make the logo image itself be centered. --User:Wernher 05:07, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Vespristiano

{| style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" |- | style="text-align: center" | Wikipedia:Babel |- | |} == Articles I started from scratch == ''Some listings are Italic to denote special importance to me.''

Quotes about me
These quotes are listed in ascending Chronology order by day.

# +02004-01-28T03:23: Vespristiano "You've done some really great work on Star Trek articles." —User:Acegikmo1, in "User talk:Vespristiano" # +02004-03-05T16:33: Vespristiano "...seems to be catologuing his gadget collection!" —User:Akadruid, in "Talk:List of Nikon products" # +02004-03-05T16:33: "This guy works hard and has been commended for his work on Star Trek episodes..." —User:Akadruid, in "Talk:List of Nikon products"

Wiki Fixup Projects
As of +02004-12-16, the following projects need help. I tend to focus on Wikipedia:Untagged Images.

Wikipedia:WikiProject Wiki Syntax; User:Topbanana/Reports; Wikipedia:Typo/capitalization; Wikipedia:Untagged Images; User:Nickj/Redirects

Tasks I might complete

* Check on my progress in User:Vespristiano/Sandbox. * Write/enhance Ion channel gating. * Write/enhance paleogenetics. * Write/enhance spermiogenesis. * Write/enhance idiotype. * Write/enhance transgenic organism. * Write/enhance isoallele. * Write/enhance transport vesicle. * Write/enhance allosteric protein. * Write/enhance metamere. * Write/enhance Faint young sun paradox. * Write/enhance reverse translation. * Write/enhance antisense RNA. * Write/enhance prebiotic evolution. * Write/enhance chromomere. * Write/enhance protein translocation. * Write/enhance cyclic electron flow. * Write/enhance an article about the book More Than Human by Ramez Naam. * Write/enhance an article about the book ''Singer of Tales''. * Write/enhance an article about the book ''A Time to Die''. * Write/enhance an article about the book Juice (book) by Evan I. Schwartz. * Write/enhance Global Business Security Index. * Write/enhance National Cyber Security Alliance. * Write/enhance Biological Innovation for Open Society. * Write/enhance Ourmedia. * Write/enhance Remaking Eden. * Write/enhance Sony HDR-FX1 (or add relevant content to another article). * Write/enhance Tableau Software. * Write about the Kleemann 55S8. * Write/enhance Hamnoy, Norway. * Write/enhance Reine, Norway.

Urgent tasks I might complete

Write/enhance "Earlimart", Earlimart; Wikify Pharmacokinetics; Write High-resolution Ultrasonic Transmission Tomography.

=== On or after +02004-02-12 === ''This list is sorted in descending chronological order and broken into blocks of twenty-five items, followed by the date on which I first submitted the articles (or when I ''plan'' to submit them).'' ==== Sixteenth twenty-five: my newest articles ==== # Patent Reform Act of 2005 (+02005-06-09) # Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5 (+02005-06-06) # Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ2 (+02005-06-06) # Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS1 (+02005-06-06) # Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ1 (+02005-06-06) # Fedora Foundation (+02005-06-06) # Paleogenetics (+02005-06-06) # Adobe Version Cue (+02005-06-05) # Samsung Pro815 (+02005-06-05) # Global Fund (+02005-06-04) ==== Fifteenth twenty-five ==== # Leica Digilux 1 (+02005-06-04) # Nikon D70s (+02005-06-04) # Nikon D2Hs (+02005-06-04) # Polygene (+02005-06-01) # Transgenic organism (+02005-05-31) # Audi RS4 (+02005-05-31) # Windows OneCare (+02005-05-27) # Lexus LX (+02005-05-26) # Lexus GX (+02005-05-26) # BeoCom 2 (+02005-05-25) # Shaw Center for the Arts (+02005-05-25) # Nokia 7280 (+02005-05-25) # Mazda CX-7 (+02005-05-25) # Nokia 770 Internet Tablet (+02005-05-25) # Tritium battery (+02005-05-20) # Polydnavirus (+02005-05-20) # Nikon D50 (+02005-05-20) # Canon PowerShot Pro1 (+02005-05-20) # Canon EOS-1Ds (+02005-05-20) # Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II (+02005-05-20) # Canon EOS-1D Mark II (+02005-05-20) # Leica Digilux 2 (+02005-05-20) # GLOBCOVER (+02005-05-07) # ''Merck v. Integra'' (+02005-04-15) # Sony BMG Masterworks (+02005-04-13) ==== Fourteenth twenty-five ==== # Democratizing Innovation (+02005-04-12) # Iron cycle (+02005-04-11) # Macromedia FlashPaper (+02005-04-09) # Macromedia Contribute (+02005-04-09) # Soft lithography (+02005-04-03) # Integrated nanoliter system (+02005-04-03) # Cycling probe technology (+02005-04-03) # Chemical biology (+02005-04-02) # Chicago Climate Exchange (+02005-03-26) # Toyota i-unit (+02005-03-26) # Mullerian Inhibiting Substance (+02005-03-24) # RNA Ontology Consortium (+02005-03-23) # Lexus GS 450h (+02005-03-23) # Metabolic engineering (+02005-03-09) # Metabonomics (+02005-02-28) # Pulmonary artery catheter (+02005-01-27) # Bioimpedance (+02005-01-27) # Nemeaux (+02005-01-24) # Mercedes-Benz S-Class Hybrid (+02005-01-24) # Audi allroad quattro concept (+02005-01-22) # Wider than the Sky (+02005-01-21) # Nerve biopsy (+02005-01-18) # Vegas (non-linear editor) (+02005-01-18) # Human Genome Sciences (+02005-01-12) # Moisture ratio (+02005-01-12) ==== Thirteenth twenty-five ==== # Dry-bulb temperature (+02005-01-12) # Muscle biopsy (+02005-01-12) # Neuromuscular diagnostic (+02005-01-12) # Suzuki Concept X (+02005-01-12) # Jubilee Church (+02005-01-11) # Electrotherapy (+02005-01-11) # Haemocompatibility (+02005-01-11) # Sandra Day O'Connor United States Courthouse (+02005-01-11) # Biochemical sensor (+02005-01-11) # Rolf Landauer (+02005-01-11) # Michael Turner (cosmologist) (+02005-01-11) # Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (+02005-01-11) # National Technology Agency (+02005-01-11) # Austrian Space Agency (+02005-01-11) # Austrian Research Promotion Agency (+02005-01-11) # Niels Bohr Institute for Astronomy, Geophysics and Physics (+02005-01-11) # Toyota FT-SX (+02005-01-11) # Jaguar Advanced Lightweight Coupe Concept (+02005-01-11) # Infiniti Kuraza (+02005-01-11) # Danish National Space Center (+02005-01-11) # ''The Worldly Philosophers'' (+02005-01-11) # Padre Pio Pilgrimage Church (+02005-01-11) # Norwegian Space Centre (+02005-01-10) # Ford SYNUS (+02005-01-10) # Acura RD-X (+02005-01-10) ==== Twelfth twenty-five ==== # Lexus LF-A (+02005-01-10) # GMC Graphyte Hybrid (+02005-01-10) # General Motors Sequel (+02005-01-10) # International Psychopharmacology Algorithm Project (+02005-01-10) # The Principles of Philosophy (+02005-01-10) # A Universe of Consciousness (+02005-01-10) # Collapse (book) (+02005-01-10) # National Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (+02005-01-08) # French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (+02005-01-08) # Saturn Aura (+02005-01-08) # Swiss National Science Foundation (+02005-01-08) # Planck (satellite) (+02005-01-08) # Sorcerer II (+02005-01-07) # Asher Peres (+02005-01-05) # Xsan (+02005-01-05) # Brian Goodwin (+02005-01-05) # J. Craig Venter Institute (+02005-01-05) # Giant Magellan Telescope (+02005-01-01) # Center for Responsible Nanotechnology (+02005-01-01) # Lutheran World Relief (+02004-12-26) # Future Technologies Advisory Group (+02004-12-26) # Photoelectrolysis (+02004-12-23) # Steam reforming (+02004-12-23) # Kumamoto Technology Center (+02004-12-23) # Kokubu Technology Center (+02004-12-23) ==== Eleventh twenty-five ==== # Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (+02004-12-22) # Wired (computers) (+02004-12-21) # United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (+02004-12-21) # J�nos Bolyai, Non-Euclidean Geometry, and the Nature of Space (+02004-12-16) # How To Clone The Perfect Blonde (+02004-12-16) # Scott Friedman (+02004-12-16) # The First Crusade (book) (+02004-12-15) # Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (+02004-12-14) # Digital Media Framework (+02004-12-12) # Innovation and its Discontents (+02004-12-12) # Innovation and Incentives (+02004-12-12) # Chrysler Firepower (+02004-12-11) # Plenty (magazine) (+02004-12-09) # Biological Physics (+02004-12-07) # Novell Linux Desktop (+02004-12-07) # Silence on the Wire (+02004-12-06) # Davis Dam (+02004-12-05) # Essen Motor Show (+02004-11-30) # Organicism (+02004-11-28) # Thrivent Financial for Lutherans (+02004-11-27) # This is Biology (+02004-11-24) # Promises to Keep (+02004-10-31) # Waldorf College (+02004-10-24) # Lamina Ceramics (+02004-10-24) # Carbon trading (+02004-10-23) ==== Tenth twenty-five ==== # Capital University (+02004-10-23) # Gustavus Adolphus College (+02004-10-23) # Adagia (+02004-10-20) # Apophthegmatum opus (+02004-10-20) # Microsoft Navision (+02004-10-18) # United States Telecom Association (+02004-10-17) # Audi Centre of Excellence (+02004-10-17) # Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (+02004-10-17) # Internet-0 (+02004-10-15) # Texas Lutheran University (+02004-10-14) # National LambdaRail (+02004-10-11) # ''Cellicon Biotechnologies'' (+02004-10-07) # Antimatter weaponry (+02004-10-04) # National Nanotechnology Initiative (+02004-10-01) # Contax i4R (+02004-09-30) # ''Thomas DiLorenzo'' (+02004-09-27) # Digital Negative Specification (+02004-09-27) # Nikon F6 (+02004-09-27) # Fast fracture (+02004-09-27) # ''The Final Cut (movie)'' (+02004-09-26) # The Frankenfood Myth (+02004-09-25) # The European Dream (+02004-09-24) # ''GREENGUARD Environmental Institute'' (+02004-08-16) # ''Forest Stewardship Council'' (+02004-07-30) # ViewSonic VP2290b (+02004-07-30) ==== Ninth twenty-five ==== # The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents America (The Book) (+02004-06-26) # ''The Hunting of the President'' (+02004-06-24) # ''Community Climate System Model'' (+02004-06-24) # Microbial fuel cell (+02004-06-24) # Nipton, California (+02004-06-24) # Hans Christian von Baeyer (+02004-06-24) # Information (book) (+02004-06-24) # Snowbird, Utah (+02004-06-24) # Deer Valley (+02004-06-24) # ''Ricoh Caplio 400G Wide'' (+02004-06-23) # ''Quantum nucleonic reactor'' (+02004-06-23) # Beyond Fear (+02004-06-21) # ''Inducement Devolves into Unlawful Child Exploitation Act of 2004 (+02004-06-19) # ''DualDisc'' (+02004-06-14) # Church-Turing-Deutsch Principle (+02004-06-10) # Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies (+02004-06-09) # Z�l� Caf� (+02004-06-09) # Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (+02004-06-06) # Molecular Foundry (+02004-06-06) # Center for Nanoscale Materials (+02004-06-06) # ''Volvo V30'' (+02004-06-05) # Protecting the Virtual Commons (+02004-06-05) # ''The Coming Generational Storm'' (+02004-06-05) # ''Inventing the Internet'' (+02004-06-05) # Neuroethics (+02004-06-04) ==== Eighth twenty-five ==== # ''Mercedes-Benz G-Class'' (+02004-06-03) # Mercedes-Benz X-Class (+02004-06-03) # ''National Treasure'' (+02004-06-02) # ''Radeon X300'' (+02004-06-02) # ''Radeon X600'' (+02004-06-02) # ''Radeon X800'' (+02004-06-02) # ''Volvo XC60'' (+02004-05-31) # ''Volvo XC50'' (+02004-05-31) # ''Volvo C50'' (+02004-05-31) # Prochlorococcus (+02004-05-31) # Bruntingthorpe (+02004-05-31) # Noble M14 (+02004-05-31) # Noble (automaker) (+02004-05-31) # ''Alfa Romeo 158'' (+02004-05-28) # ''Murray Silverstein'' (+02004-05-26) # ''Daniel Pauly'' (+02004-05-23) # ''Helios (vehicle)'' (+02004-05-22) # List of MOTU products (+02004-05-21) # MOTU (+02004-05-21) # ''Center for Cognitive Liberty and Ethics'' (+02004-05-21) # ''Digital Divide Network'' (+02004-05-19) # ''Social informatics'' (+02004-05-19) # List of sociological topics (+02004-05-19) # Tannh�user scandal (+02004-05-19) # Christian Monyk (+02004-05-19) ==== Seventh twenty-five ==== # ''Secure Communication based on Quantum Cryptography'' (+02004-05-19) # ''Imagining Numbers'' (+02004-05-18) # ''Arryx'' (+02004-05-18) # ''Metabolic theory of ecology'' (+02004-05-18) # Frame story (+02004-05-17) # Dramatic monologue (+02004-05-16) # Didactic literature (+02004-05-16) # Dead metaphor (+02004-05-16) # Contrast (literary) (+02004-05-16) # Conflict (narrative) (+02004-05-16) # Author's purpose (+02004-05-16) # List of literary topics (+02004-05-16) # Department of Transportation v. Public Citizen (+02004-05-14) # Recovery-oriented computing (+02004-05-14) # Hamdi v. Rumsfeld (+02004-05-14) # Sanctuary (show) (+02004-05-12) # The Lady of Shalott (+02004-05-12) # Second Sight (+02004-05-11) # United States v. Benitez (+02004-05-10) # Spacewarp (+02004-05-10) # ''Networks of Innovation'' (+02004-05-09) # Ilkka Tuomi (+02004-05-09) # The Way of the Warrior (+02004-05-09) # Diversa (+02004-05-09) # Industrial biotechnology (+02004-05-09) ==== Sixth twenty-five ==== # Audi A7 (+02004-05-09) # Audi A5 (+02004-05-09) # Rasul v. Bush (+02004-05-08) # Central Laborers' Pension Fund v. Heinz (+02004-05-08) # AutoWeek (+02004-05-08) # ''Lincoln Zephyr'' (+02004-05-08) # 2\"">E� (ENT episode) (+02004-05-06) # Intel Corp. v. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (+02004-05-05) # The Forgotten (+02004-05-03) # ''HP 33s'' (+02004-05-02) # ''Chrysler Crossfire'' (+02004-05-01) # Damage (ENT episode) (+02004-04-28) # ''Sony Librie EBR-1000EP'' (+02004-04-24) # Open Source Applications Foundation (+02004-04-22) # Makoto Tamamura (+02004-04-17) # ''Sharp Viewcam VL-Z800U'' (+02004-04-17) # List of Sharp products (+02004-04-17) # ''Sony DCR-PC330'' (+02004-04-17) # ''More Eric Meyer on CSS'' (+02004-04-17) # The Search (Star Trek) (+02004-04-17) # Homeward (+02004-04-16) # ''Iomega REV'' (+02004-04-13) # List of Iomega products (+02004-04-13) # Iomega (+02004-04-13) # ''The Cheating Culture'' (+02004-04-12) ==== Fifth twenty-five ==== # Mazda Mazda3 (+02004-04-11) # List of Matias products (+02004-04-10) # Matias (+02004-04-10) # Edgar Matias (+02004-04-10) # Blood Oath (+02004-04-10) # The Maquis (+02004-04-09) # Profit and Loss (+02004-04-09) # ''Audi RSQ'' (+02004-04-09) # ''Dynamic Hedging'' (+02004-04-09) # ''Fooled by Randomness'' (+02004-04-09) # Melora Pazlar (+02004-04-08) # Melora (+02004-04-08) # Rivals (+02004-04-08) # ''David J. Farber'' (+02004-04-08) # Rules of Acquisition (show) (+02004-04-08) # ''Martin Seligman'' (+02004-04-07) # Dan Gillmor (+02004-04-02) # Final Cut Pro 4 and the Art of Filmmaking (+02004-04-01) # Final Cut Pro 4 for Mac OS X (+02004-04-01) # Conundrum (Star Trek) (+02004-04-01) (A friend and I have collaborated on this one.) # ''The Elements of Typographic Style'' (+02004-03-31) # To a Louse (+02004-03-31) # ''Red Sky at Morning'' (+02004-03-31) # ''Society for Philosophical Inquiry'' (+02004-03-31) # ''Small Pieces Loosely Joined'' (+02004-03-31) ==== Fourth twenty-five ==== # Aseptic technique in microbiology (+02004-03-30) # ''The Joke of Federal Cybersecurity Oversight'' (+02004-03-30) # Richard Forno (+02004-03-30) # ''Voice of an Angel'' (+02004-03-29) # ''Tour of the North Orange Order'' (+02004-03-29) # ''Nokia 7610'' (+02004-03-29) # ''Toyota Avalon'' (+02004-03-28) # ''Mercedes-Benz SLR'' (+02004-03-28) # ''Infiniti QX56'' (+02004-03-28) # The Human Factor: Revolutionizing the Way People Live with Technology (+02004-03-28) # Taylor and Francis (+02004-03-27) # Optimize (magazine) (+02004-03-27) # ''"X-43A Hyper-X"'', later merged with Boeing X-43 (+02004-03-27) # ''Garden State'' (+02004-03-27) # ''Heavenly Handel'' (+02004-03-27) # ''Network Solutions'' (+02004-03-27) # EE Times (+02004-03-27) # ''Authorized Domain'' (+02004-03-27) # ''Audi TT'' (+02004-03-27) # ''Nokia 9500'' (+02004-03-27) # ''Xbox 360'' (+02004-03-27) # ''Volvo V50'' (+02004-03-26) # ''Mercedes-Benz R-Class'' (+02004-03-26) # ''Premier Automotive Group'' (+02004-03-25) # ''Apple Filing Protocol'' (+02004-03-24) ==== Third twenty-five ==== # ''Berkeley Lower Extremity Exoskeleton'' (+02004-03-21) # VWVortex (+02004-03-20) # ''Audi A6'' (+02004-03-20) # ''University of Denver'' (+02004-03-20) # ''Vocera Communications'' (+02004-03-20) # Similitude (ENT episode) (+02004-03-14) # Unification (Star Trek) (+02004-03-13) # North Star (ENT episode) (+02004-03-12) # Power Play (+02004-03-10) # Mab-Bu VI (+02004-03-10) # Cin�Wave (+02004-03-10) # List of Pinnacle Systems products (+02004-03-10) # Pinnacle Systems (+02004-03-10) # Azati Prime (ENT episode) (+02004-03-08) # Azati Prime (+02004-03-08) # ''Ricoh Caplio RX'' (+02004-03-07) # List of Ricoh products (+02004-03-07) # Ricoh (+02004-03-07) # ''Small and Smaller'' (+02004-03-06) # ''Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class'' (+02004-03-06) # ''"Foreign direct investment"'', later moved to Foreign Direct Investment (+02004-03-05) # Paid inclusion (+02004-03-03) # ''Quantrix Modeler'' (+02004-03-02) # Quantrix (+02004-03-02) # ''Scientific Integrity in Policymaking'' (+02004-02-29) ==== Second twenty-five ==== # Union of Concerned Scientists (+02004-02-29) # ''Commonplace'' (+02004-02-28) # ''Canon MVX250i'' (+02004-02-26) # List of Canon products (+02004-02-26) # ''Pro Audio Firewire800 HD'' (+02004-02-26) # List of EZQuest products (+02004-02-26) # EZQuest (+02004-02-26) # ''Sony Ericsson P900'' (+02004-02-25) # List of Sony Ericsson products (+02004-02-25) # ''Doe v. Chao'' (+02004-02-25) # Ensemble La Fenice (+02004-02-24) # Film punctuation (+02004-02-24) # Doctor's Orders (ENT episode) (+02004-02-24) # ''Un Concert pour Mazarin'' (+02004-02-23) # List of Nokia products (+02004-02-22) # ''Nokia 6620'' (+02004-02-22) # PhysicsWeb (+02004-02-21) # ''Hund's rule'' (+02004-02-21) # ''NewsMonster'' (+02004-02-21) # ''Xplore'' (+02004-02-20) # Group Sense PDA (+02004-02-20) # ''Entropy (computing)'' (+02004-02-19) # ''IFile'' (+02004-02-18) # Ingenuity Software (+02004-02-18) # ''Portfolio (image management computer program)'' (+02004-02-18) ==== First twenty-five ==== # Extensis (+02004-02-18) # Hans Wegner (+02004-02-17) # ''Trion Operating System'' (+02004-02-16) # ''Lighthouse Design'' (+02004-02-16) # ''One Fish, Two Fish, Crawfish, Bluefish'' (+02004-02-15) # List of cookbooks (+02004-02-15) # ''Liquid crystal on silicon'' (+02004-02-15) # ''Kodak Photo Printer 6800'' (+02004-02-15) # List of Kodak products (+02004-02-15) # ''Four Thirds System'' (+02004-02-15) # List of Sony products (+02004-02-15) # ''Sony PictureStation DPP-EX50'' (+02004-02-15) # ''Zappos.com'' (+02004-02-15) # ''Northwest Region Music Festival'' (+02004-02-15) # Arizona Music Educators Association (+02004-02-15) # ''Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC1'' (+02004-02-14) # List of Matsushita products (+02004-02-14) # ''ISO 9241'' (+02004-02-14) # ''XPLANE'' (+02004-02-14) # ''Olympus C-770 Movie'' (+02004-02-13) # Olympus C-8080 Wide Zoom (+02004-02-12) # List of Olympus products (+02004-02-12) # List of Nikon products (+02004-02-12) # Olympus (+02004-02-12) # Mercedes-Benz E-Class (+02004-02-12) === Before +02004-02-12 === ==== Before +02003-12-27T05:54:13Z ==== ''This list is sorted in ascending alphabet order.'' * Acura TSX * Baryon sweep * Brian Greene * California Lutheran University * ''Cosmochemical Periodic Table of the Elements in the Solar System'' * Exhortation and Litany (1544) * Mackie 1604-VLZ Pro * Mercedes-Benz C-Class * Mercedes-Benz S-Class * Smile * Something's Gotta Give * When the Bough Breaks (TNG episode) * ''XGI Technology Inc.'' ==== After +02003-12-27T05:54:13Z ==== ''This list is sorted in ascending chronological order and broken into blocks of twenty-five items which, in some cases, are followed by the submission date.'' ===== First twenty-five ===== # BMW 1-Series (+02003-12-27) # Common Application (+02003-12-27) # Film grammar # Coming of Age (TNG episode) (+02004-01-03) # Redemption (Part 1) # Exile (ENT episode) # "Audio mixer", later merged with and redirected to Mixing console # GarageBand # ''Electron Spiral Toroid'' # Volkswagen Phaeton # North American International Auto Show # Lexus RX 400h # Nissan Frontier # Toyota FTX # Toyota Highlander # Ford Five Hundred # Pontiac G6 # Star Trek: The Experience # Nikon D70 # Photo Marketing Association Annual Convention and Trade Show # Pontiac Solstice # Harbinger (ENT episode) # ''Little Global Ring Network for Advanced Application Development'' # National Honor Society # Java Enterprise System ===== Second twenty-five ===== # Western Digital Media Center # The Emperor's Club # J2S # J2STask # Xgrid # ''Institute of Medicine'' # Logic Express # Land Rover Range Stormer # Chosen Realm (ENT episode) # Get Back # Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920 # Proving Ground (ENT episode) # Combustion (computers) # The Enemy (+02004-02-01) # ''The Humane Environment'' (+02004-02-11) == Literary summaries and analyses == I've occasionally added or expanded summaries and analyses of film and literature in already-existent Wikipedia articles. This is a list of those articles (excluding the ones I haven't yet submitted). It's sorted in ascending alphabetical order and broken into blocks of twenty-five items, followed by the dates on which I contributed the information. === First twenty-five: my newest contributions === # Ode to the West Wind (+02004-04-29) # The World Is Not Enough (+02004-03-18) # A Beautiful Mind (+02004-03-24; +02004-03-25) # To a Mouse (+02004-03-29)

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