User:Adrian Comollo
About me[edit]
Adrian COMOLLO, Ph.D. in Italian Literature, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Born in Turin, Italy. Utah resident. Please feel free to contact me about wiki projects in the discussion page.
- SANDBOX:[1]
Utah wikipedians meetup[edit]
wikipedia:Meetup/Utah {{Meetup/Utah/Invite}}
Wikipedia contributions[edit]
English Wikipedia-Articles[edit]
- Comollo (surname), info about the surname
- Ermis Segatti Biography
- List of Diversity Organizations in Utah
- List of University of Utah people, compiled the list
- List of Utah artists
- List of Utah musical groups
- List of Utah writers
- Luigi Ciotti, translation of the original article in Italian
- National and Ethnic Cultures of Utah
- Rob Miller Biography
- Theological University of Northern Italy - Turin Campus
- Utah Italians
- Will Bagley Biography
English Wikipedia-Contributions to Articles[edit]
- Wayne Holland biography
- Human Rights Commission of Salt Lake City
- English Wikipedia - Improvements to Articles
- Rocky Anderson, adjourned the mayor chart
- Arleen Auger, added link to youtube, singing from Mozart Requiem with Bartoli.
- Bach cantatas proposed in dicussion to write stubs of the cantatas to get basic links
- Meine Seel erhebt den Herren, added media link
- Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen, BWV 12 added media link
- Ralph Becker, added the mayor chart
- Capitol Hill, Salt Lake City, Utah, added links to the List of Registered Historic Places in Utah
- Cathedral of the Madeleine, added two pictures.
- Columbus Center Helping Brandon with this article he is writing
- Family History Library, divided in chapters, added category "special libraries"
- Portal:Genealogy, added conections to the French and Italian portals, and viceversa.
- John Eliot Gardiner, link to youtube, Media section
- Genealogical Society of Utah, added referrals
- Roberta Invernizzi, added Media section with Google Video link
- Italian American, added Utah Italians link to "See also" section; added statistical info of Utah Italians in the list of states.
- Angelika Kirchschlager, link to youtube
- Ton Koopman, Media section added
- Magdalena Kozena, link to youtube
- List of Utah state parks, added and organized pictures
- Quadricycle, added connection to list of dealers
- Katia Ricciarelli, added Media section
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City, added the list of bishops and the chart with picture.
- Salt Lake Community College
- St. Mark's Cathedral, Salt Lake City, added one picture.
- Utah Democratic Party, added the list of people in office, list of past leaders, davis county website, amicus link
- Utah-related lists (Category) added radio stations
- English Wikipedia - Work in progress
- I just started the articles Episcopal Diocese of Utah, Catholic Community Services of Utah, Desert Palms Park, Tucson, and West High School-Salt Lake City; Italian families Doria;
Added proposal to accept family trees in a special section of wikipedia, on Wikipedia:Village pump
Articles in the Italian Wikipedia[edit]
To see this section, please click here: [2]
Meta-wiki[edit]
My user page: [3]
Wikisource[edit]
My user page [4]
Wikiversity[edit]
My User page: [5]
My Users contacts[edit]
Important topics[edit]
- Portal:List of portals (Utah portal)
- Cultural critic
- Lists of philosophers
- List of educators
- Lista di statunitensi (Italian wikipedia)
- Stanley Pons (Category:Faculty by university or college in the United States)
- Signature Books referring to intellectuals
- List of books about Utah
- List of books by Utah authors
- List of historians
- Category:philosophy books
- Category:books by topic
- Category:Organizations based in Utah
- [6] Notability in biographies.
- Christian hymns
- Christian apologetics
- Christian theologians
- [7] *Letteratura italiana di Zanella, googlebooks
- Literary criticism
- wikisource main page, resources, type
- bach, badinerie
- velib
- velo'v
Books[edit]
- American Catholics Today - New Realities. D'Antonio, Hope, Davidson, Gautier, 2007 Rowman
- American Catholic Laity (at the U of U)
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