User:John Zdralek/Archive 1 2006-2007

Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek'Wikipedia User Blog for John Zdralek

Ross Rifle bayonet example added to Ross Rifle article, May 14-20 2006
Bayonet example

"Bayonet example" is submitted with images as a possible stub beginning for a Ross Rifle bayonets article that could possibly be sourced from a company catalogue, documents and patent. See images for example Ross Rifle bayonet serial number.

Between the years 1907 and WWI, there was a warehouse with this example bayonet inside, in a crate with 10,000± other new ones of the same patent, somewhere in Quebec or Ontario, Canada.

After reading the "Huot" sourced Wikipedia article for Ross Rifles, I am not convinced if this bayonet was made only for the 1907 'sporting' variant of the Ross Rifle just because the patent year coincides with that type. For example, was it continuously made as a bayonet knife for Canadian hunters, marksmans and snipers, 1907 to WWI?

In my opinion, a bayonet was probably a good knife for anything and may have gone direct to surplus army merchandise. Even though the 1907 rifle version most closely compares to the 7mm Mauser that the Ross Rifle was intended to compete with during war or occupation duty. Instead, for example, hunting and fishing use in Canada. Then continued decades of use as a durable used item, including edge trimming the lawn, which is what I used it for today.

The design has an interesting fastener. Some type of screw rivet built into the knife handle that a knife expert might know the name of. See detail image. The surface diameter of the hole through the side of the handle is 11mm. The width and length of the end of the handle is 20mm by 43mm. The overall length of the handle is 115mm. The length of the blade from the front of the hilt is 300mm±. Overall length is 415mm± (original length of blade un-researched).

My guess is that this particular bayonet in the attached images had a humble history - most likely purchased from an army surplus sale and used for hunting deer or moose, salmon fishing, or even used by an employee of a fish cannery, British Columbia, Canada, 1920s-'60s. Then was eventually found discarded, pitted with rust, or found at a flea market where my grandfather White purchased the bayonet as a knife. During the '70s he did not fish or hunt and did not clean or display the bayonet with his other antiques (leverites). The bayonet was left rusted in a can or box in the backyard tool shed to open a can of paint and change a tire on the trailer for his boat "The Seadoucer" only if nothing else was close at hand, Kelowna, BC, 1970s. This particular WWI era bayonet example was received, cleaned of rust, sharpened and reused as a tool, c2003-.

I don't think this example bayonet in the image returned as a WWI battlefield souvenier or went from Canada in a trunk for a Safari in Africa or to the arctic and used to make igloos. However, if I find out more, including any example dramatic uses and complimentary, technical, encyclopedic descriptions, this stub could be cleaned-up from being an eBay-like description and separated from the article Ross Rifles as a separate Ross Rifle bayonet Wikipedia-list-like article. Stub and images submitted and edited May 14-19, 2006. Reviewed and separated from Ross Rifle article, May 15-23, 2006. Scheduled completion of this temporary user page as an article by author. When I can afford time and trips to reference libraries and archives. My interest in submitting this article is neutral and for sharing an item description of military history interest to Canadians. The item is not for sale or available for research or donation and has no connection to paid employment or a business. "Bayonet example" stub and images not referenced from any article source including Ross Rifle source "Huot".

Ross Rifle bayonet example removed from article by Wikipedian, May 23 2006
(note: during the next week, iBook model replaced by MacBook model at apple.com! what the heck?! :o) ) (i liked the black carbon fiber so much I bought one!)

Talk:Tuberculosis discussion comment, May 27 2006
History or Relevant, for disambiguity and ranked searching or search ranking?

TB abbreviation TT

TB and peritonitis

1966 Webster's Third New International Dictionary lists abreviation TT Page 2,458 TT 1.. 2.. 6 tuberculin tested

1966 Webster's Third New International Dictionary lists TB a cause of 2 diseases Page 2,459 tuberculous 1 : .. 2 a : constituting or affected with tuberculosis ... b : caused by or resulting from the prescence or products of the tubercle bacillus <~ peritonitis> <~ meningtis> — tuberculously adv

John Zdralek my mom can slice thinner than your mom (joke) 06:13, 27 May 2006 (UTC)

question - who posts to the talk and does a person talk then is selected by the editor to be talk what is talk?

hmmm... obviously there is a difficulty uploading a verified image of the dictionary to a talk page ... let then try else this



Talk:Metadata discussion comment, May 30-June 4 2006
Digital Camera Metadata linking across all applications?

I just noticed my Netscape 7.2 program is now automatically displaying metadata for email message composition with digital camera images. By symbolic link?

John Zdralek what does god want with my quantum thoughts? 10:02 30 May 2006 (UTC)

Disambiguity of the MetaData virus listed on a webpage of symantec.com 31 May 2006?



John Zdralek what the heck? 17:52 04 June 2006 (UTC)

Foothills Hospital added to 1966 in architecture, June 6 2006
Buildings
 * The Gateway Arch in St Louis, Missouri, designed by Eero Saarinen is completed.
 * Foothills Medical Centre, Calgary, AB, Canada, opens in June as a largest hospital of North America.

Historical Events and Source added to Foothills Medical Centre article, June 6 2006
Historical Events

1965 1966
 * First school of nursing class begins study, Foothills Hospital, Calgary, AB, Canada.
 * Planning continues for 100 bed auxiliary hostpital and 370 beds for psychiatric patients, Foothills Hospital


 * February, Main Hospital Phase II complete, Foothills Hospital, Calgary, AB, Canada.


 * April, First out-patients and glaucoma laboratory, Foothills Hospital, Calgary, AB, Canada.


 * June, Foothills Hospital opens, Calgary, AB, Canada.

C$21M, 12-storey Foothills Hospital is a largest of North America, Calgary, AB, Canada.

329 nursing student residence is linked to Foothills Hospital, Calgary, AB, Canada.

Next 4-decades+, largest hospital of the province of AB to be Foothills Medical Centre, Calgary, AB, Canada.

Source for Historical Events
 * Patient Care, Foothills Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, by Foothills Hospital, published by J. D. Francis & Associates, Calgary, printed by Alcraft Printing, Canada, 1966 Referenced from the Calgary home library of a medical laboratory technologist (of BCIT and St Paul's Hospital) employed to help open a pathology laboratory of Foothills Laboratory, Calgary, AB, 1966.  Relocated during same year to a pathology laboratory of the Grey Nuns hospital of Regina, SK, Canada, 1966.



Sample text inside front cover

"Facts and Figures"

"Foothills Hospital overlooks the north bank of the Bow River at 13 Avenue and 29 Street N.W. Largest completely new hospital of its kind constructed in North America; 765,000 square feet of floor space; 2,000 rooms. Patient capacity: 766 beds, 116 bassinettes, 15 day care beds. Staff when the hospital is in full operation: 1,200-1,500.  Cost: $21,000,000 for construction of hospital, School of Nursing and Power Plant — $5,000,000 for initial equipment.  T-shaped hospital building, 12 storeys plus basement.  The cross-piece of the T includes all nursing units.  The back wing or stem of the T includes all clinical and other service departments and is 10 storeys high.  A 100 bed auxiliary hospital is planned for later construction on site; also a 370 bed psychiatric hospital which will be operated under separate administration.  Capital financing for construction was by the usual Federal Provincial grants plus a $17 million debenture issue to be retired by the Provincial Government over a 20 year period. Operation costs will be met by the standard per diem payments made under Alberta Hospitalization benefits. Complete hospital control is vested in the board of Management."

Page 5 "Pathology labs have advanced equipment to provide a complete pathology service."

Back cover "Through organization a pattern emerges of far greater functional value than a mere sum of its parts."

added to user page, Wikipedia:Userboxes|userboxes with link to :Category:Wikipedians in Calgary June 7 2006
checked links, category link still not a link, and userboxes page deleted for an undefined reason "This page has been deleted, and should not be re-created without a good reason." June 10 2006

created a PDF and PDF-X file of user page June 10 2006
not quite the formatting i expected for a standard size of real paper

stacked and right formatted preview images relocate to the top of the page?

by coincidence June 2 2006 Wiki current event news features PDFs!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Current_science_and_technology_events#2_June_2006 (Current Science and Technology Events)

added to user page, a view of Kartoo with search result for Wikipedia user John Zdralek June 11 2006
interesting observation by writer for New York Times about the ultimate disambiguity - a real person - specifically a (insert adjective synonymous with fictitious-read-between-the-lines-example here) real person and net personality affecting employment

"E-Mail This"

http://www.nytimes.com/mem/emailthis.html?_r=2&oref=slogin&oref=login



added link from user page to Canadian bayonets article June 16 2006
checked "my watchlist" for the first time to link to a new article. noticed there actually is a Ross Rifle bayonet article! www.canadiansoldiers.com/mediawiki-1.5.5/index.php?title=Bayonets Feb 21 2006!? 373 accesses. noticed that my late grandfather's bayonet is missing the attachment for the rifle. obviously been clamped into a workbench vice and sawed off. quite a bit missing from the blade. whatever it was used for it was used a lot. either for yard and gardening work and likely even house building work in Kelowna, '45 to c'55. or it really was used in a cannery on the west coast of BC. now I know what the holster looks like. at a closer look, it looks like the blade and hilt is 3 pieces; the blade, the butt and the attachment. not a wiggle in the metal anywhere despite the rusty blade and a slight bend to it. whatever the blade got on it the hilt didn't. still not sure what that curly-cue is at the bottom. to rest on the table at the top of the trench? or to keep the whole rifle from going through the shield? should be good for edge trimming the lawn for a few more years in Calgary. Now where do I buy the book and the replica with the holster? I've seen a lot of Lord of the Rings swords but no Ross Rifle bayonets.

moved electrons to decision making region for adding link relevant to quantum entanglement June 21 2006

 * http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/10/6/9 Single-electron counter breaks new record

practiced my GNU use of * [ and [[ with or without linking effects of http://

wondered whether adding a Google news search link for quantum entanglement was an illegal use of a psuedo-bot for Wikipedia

moved electrons to decision making region for adding link relevant to Chelsea Ship's Bell clocks June 22 2006
Wikipedia clock article seems to end at Eli 1797

Chelsea disambiguity list doesn't include Chelsea Clock Company or Chelsea Ship's Bell clocks

real Chelsea Ship's Bell clock owners manual 10M-1-80 features relevant historical years 1780 1765 1802 1878 1880 1897

matched format for 1966 in architecture June 24, 2006
improved my Djoser and Saqqara reading Wikipedia article

improved my Cyril and Methodius by reading Wikipedia Khazars article

improved my Olaf the White re-reading about Early Medieval Ireland 800-1166

Olaf the White not listed in disambiguity list of Olafs?

noticed that answers.com summarizes Wikipedia very well

noticed that Wikipedia doesn't disambiguity a "List of Archaeology Websites"

archeaologica.org for example has no article (I've read every article almost since 2002 and timelined quite a few)

updated copyright for 1966 Foothills Hospital image Oct 11, 2006
reread the very long list of Wikipedia copyright options. no option for store catalog or company brochure? hard to update or even delete and update a licence description.

reread Ross Rifle. new photographs! the real deal. hoorah! needs a New York Times-like graphic.

moved electrons to decision making region for suggesting adding to Socialist Party of British Columbia Nov 16, 2006
Vancouver newspaper "The Province", Friday November 24, 1899

On Thursday, the 23rd inst., there was started on Mt. Pleasant an organization to be known as “The Vancouver Socialist Club.” There was not a very large attendance but those who were there (were) all fighters and mean business. The objects of the organization are to organize educate and agitate the cause of socialism, and in any matters of public interest the Vancouver Socialist Club propose to be heard from.

referenced from actual newspaper found in a log cabin in the Okanagan Valley, BC, Canada, 1962

John Zdralek wasn't that a lot of culture. 09:39 16 November 2006 (UTC)

moved searchable text most likely relevant to Socialist Party of British Columbia Nov 18, 2006
then i was instantly shwacked with a wikify lable from a en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Alynna_Kasmira computer student in Albany and spent 2hrs wikifying the blurb like so

History of Socialism in British Columbia

Friday, November 24, 1899


 * On Thursday, the 23rd inst., there was started on Mt. Pleasant an organization to be known as “The Vancouver Socialist Club.” There was not a very large attendance but those who were there (were) all fighters and mean business. The objects of the organization are to organize educate and agitate the cause of, and in any matters of public interest the Vancouver Socialist Club propose to be heard from.

References

...and then another hour passed, and i reviewed Mr Gosnold on break

and then spent another 2hrs adding Electoral History web page links

...and another hour adding Grolier footnote and formatting for the halibut

and now it looks like so

History of Socialism in British Columbia, Canada

1899, November 24, Friday, Example news report describing political activism of a new socialist agenda in Vancouver.


 * On Thursday, the 23rd inst., there was started on an organization to be known as “The Vancouver Socialist Club.” There was not a very large attendance but those who were there all fighters and mean business. The objects of the organization are to organize educate and agitate the cause of socialism, and in any matters of public interest the Vancouver Socialist Club propose to be heard from.

1900, June 9, Example provincial election of Canada including first provincial representation of socialism in BC, Western Canada


 * William MacClain, 683 votes, 4.46 percent of vote, Vancouver. Nominee of the United Socialist Labour Party and Canadian Socialist League. Supported by the Vancouver Trades and Labour Council. First socialist to contest a British Columbia election.

1903-1986


 * abbreviations of socialist parties include


 * SPBC Socialist Party of British Columbia


 * SPC Socialist Party of Canada (old)


 * SPC Socialist Party of Canada (new)


 * SPC(BC) Socialist Party of Canada (B.C. section)

1952 www.elections.bc.ca/elections/electoral_history/23ge1952-1.html 23rd General Election 1952

1961 Last year of a Socialist party candidate for federal level election contested by the Socialist Party of Canada

1966 Example summary of national economic improvement in Canada, 1961-1966


 * It was also a stormy year on the labor front. Strikes, strike threats or lockouts hit almost every major industry.  Some of these disputes were settled by direct Government intervention.  The terms were so generous that the peacemakers were criticized for setting a dangerously high pattern for future negotiations.  Thoughtful people in both management and labor expressed growing dissatisfaction with the present piecemeal method of handling labor problems of automation and its effects.  However, none of these dissensions or disturbances had any marked effect on industrial production.  Nor did they interrupt seriously the economic upswing that began in 1961 and has become the longest sustained advance since World War II.

References

R. D. Hilton Smith article started, December 11, 2006
time to complete an article for Socialist Party of British Columbia — 3-weeks±

time to start R. D. Hilton Smith article — 3hrs±

Gouda cheese and digital photography lighting practice, December 14, 2006
received new studio lighting. practiced digital photography and uploading images to Wikipedia.

Space reserved for article practice

Canadian skates, December 15, 2006
practiced studio lighting digital photography, uploading to Wikipedia, possible image to add to submit to discussion on list of Canadian skates





note to self, red speckling (sun burned CCD?) of digital images at zoom getting to be annoying, need a 10MP+ new camera I think, need to redo image without over exposure, move laces and highlight end of blade, add ruler, re-upload.

apology to viewers, new technology and protocols have caused a glitch in broadcasting

Fair_use tags to be able to gather and bind logos of one sort or another all in one shwack. or something.

returning to reading the tome for more labels...

seems easier to say free or not free and reserve something in the middle. ok lets see how to attach a tag.

Space reserved for article practice

Summary, December 16, 2006
this user has now spent 3-months± during the past 7-months learning how to contribuite to Wikipedia!

this user has learned how to read, search, and reference Wikipedia articles (more than 1-year!)

this user has learned how to start an article and contribute encyclopedic facts and trivia to Wikipedia

this user has learned how to edit Wikipedia articles and user discussion pages

this user has learned how to discuss article edits with other Wikipedia users and administrators

this user has learned how to upload images to a Wikipedia article

this user has learned how to find and use copyright tags

this user has learned how to use contents formatting for Wikipedia articles

this user has learned how to create a chronological list of events for a Wikipedia article

this user has learned how to cite sources used in a Wikipedia article (to link to knowledge origins, owners and global access to all knowledge)

this user has learned how to cite sources using reference footnotes (how to bracket ref and how 1 links to a ˆ)

this user has learned how to find different formats for citing sources (Harvard, Harvard Jolt, others)

this user has learned how to use and find categories for a Wikipedia article (Canadian writers and politics)

this user has learned how to format words to link to other Wikipedia articles ( [ and double [[ with and without | )

this user has learned how to join a Wikipedia available in another language (French)

moved electrons to decision making region for digitally unsearchable company, December 19, 2006
celebrating a humble item that helped build Canada, a box of masking tape



Space reserved for article practice

responded to clean-up edit by user Ground Zero January 2, 2007
note to self, why are user links to articles 2-way?--John Zdralek 08:09, 12 January 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for Haradh, S Ghawar oil field article January 12, 2007
1972-1973 "In 1964 Alberta’s years of supply remaining were 44. ... If the demand and sales of gas continue to rise with no tapering off there will be no gas left by 1980.”

2006, March 22, Oil well project opening links S Ghawar to Abqaiq to coast to VLCCs.[1]
 * HE Al-Naimi attends as minister for oil and gas, inauguration of part 3 of Haradh.
 * First Saudi Aramco facility that remotely controls all linked oil well use is GOSP-3.
 * Combined projects produce 900,000bpd oil, 450mln scf of gas per day, Haradh -3.
 * Haradh GOSP-3 to increase maximum sustained capacity (MCS) to 11.3mlnbpd.
 * Oil and gas of 32-wells piped to Haradh GOSP-3, piped 99mi± to Abqaiq.
 * New project links 93mi of pipeline for seawater injection into GOSP-3 oil wells.
 * Oil and gas received at an Abqaiq Stabilization Plant and Uthmaniyah Gas Plant.
 * (10-years-ago, GOSP-1 onstream (opening of first part of oil facility Haradh))
 * (2-years-ago, 8.6mln work-hours approved, 2-months-ago, completion of GOSP-3)
 * (Techint (Buenos Aires, Argentina) with Saudi Techint awarded GOSP-3)
 * (senior project manager of 1,900±, Jasem M Al-Sahwan for Haradh part 3)
 * (third plant complete under budget, 5-months ahead of 26-month plan, Haradh)
 * Project includes 1,090T of structural steel, 3,100T of steel piping, Haradh part 3.
 * Priority of Haradh GOSP-3 is Saudi Aramco Saudization (100% Saudi citizens).
 * “…99-percent Saudi Workforce from SAOO…”, director Khalidi of SAOO.[2]
 * (1-month-ago, terrorist attack with car bomb (truck) against oil facility, Abqaiq)
 * Haradh GOSP-3 N to Jubail is 199mi.

[1]www.aramcoexpats.com/Pipeline/AramcoNews/DhahranMedia/ContentID/1974/Content.aspx “Haradh Crude Increment III Opens” by Saudi Aramco Week, Mar 23, 2006. Accessed by email subscription to www.aramcoexpats.com, received, Calgary, Mar 26, 2006.

[2] Page 12 “Dimensions” magazine, Spring 2006, “Haradh Increment 3 Launched” by Rick Snedeker, published by Saudi Aramco Dimensions, Public Relations Department, Saudi Aramco Box 5000,  Dhahran 31311, Saudi Arabia, 2006. Received by subscription, Calgary, Jan 11, 2007. Previous Spring issued received Sep 7, 2005. Referenced Jan 11, 2007.

ok a comment-reminder hmmm... There once was a... ok never mind --John Zdralek 08:09, 12 January 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for City of Calgary Water Centre article January 16, 2007
http://www.cdnarchitect.com/issues/ISArticle.asp?id=175783&story_id=149563141856&issue=05012006&PC=CA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Calgary

http://www.dominionco.com/projectphotos/watercentre/photos.cfm

http://www.dominionco.com/projectphotos/sitecams/water.htm

and practiced Wikiformatting and thinking so clown won't eat me--John Zdralek 13:20, 16 January 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for article on Berri Gas Plant, Jan 27, 2007
practiced uploading scanned images to Wikipedia







The scale model is definitly for part of Berri Gas Plant including a very large chiller and a lot of horizontal units, could be only a small part and might not even be there anymore. I couldn't see it using Google Earth.

The sign I have been told by the person who recycled it was from Ju'aymah. It doesn't say no fishing from the dock.

Space reserved for article practice

"IF THE US GOVERNMENT CAN HIRE AN ARMY TO EDIT WIKIPEDIA, WHY CAN'T MICROSOFT HIRE ONE PERSON? Are you against private enterprise?" recent quote i read on the policy page, plus 'pictures of buildings are invalid, reserving images for Wikipedia is invalid'? wow whatta lot of ambiguity, anybody know Korean?--John Zdralek 17:07, 27 January 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for color-coded timelines article, Jan 28, 2007
practiced uploading screenshot images to Wikipedia

with example of how Wikipedia can improve interpretation of lots of things

including Duchy of Cornwall

Before Wikipedia



After Wikipedia



comment-reminder 'the big project'--John Zdralek 12:59, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for re-adding content and citation for hospital, Jan 29-30, 2007
wowee - my first undo redo - always wondered what that undo button was for

added Unit 100 project to Foothills Hospital Chronology of hospital projects

comment-reminder - must type faster--John Zdralek 13:09, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for Ajax Paramount flags and Philips vacuum tube, Feb 9, 2007
and practiced uploading images to Wikipedia again







Space reserved for article practice

comment-reminder "These towels were not stolen from the Queen Mary" (10,000 words attached)--John Zdralek 21:43, 9 February 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for absolutely no reason at all, Feb 24, 2007
and practiced uploading images to Wikipedia again





Space reserved for article practice

comment-reminder "Just exactly how high is this digital photography curve anyway?"--John Zdralek 23:22, 24 February 2007 (UTC)

== moved electrons to decision making region and made my first

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Template_messages template

with them, Feb 26, 2007 ==

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Canadian_Window_and_Door_Manufacturer_begin Canadian Window and Door Manufacturer

(which is different than my first sequence template)

(which is somehow suddenly different than a succession template or succession box)

Socialist Party of British Columbia

comment-reminder "socialist ending fell off the page"--John Zdralek 23:29, 26 February 2007 (UTC)

comment-reminder "yes using Wikipedia for a masters thesis is probably revolutionary"--John Zdralek 07:49, 27 February 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for template version 1.1, Feb 27, 2007
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan="10"| ! colspan="2" style="width: 170px"|Manufacturer ! style="width: 170px"|Office and factory space locations ! style="width: 170px"|Province displays, suppliers and/or installers ! style="width: 170px"|International distribution links ! style="width: 40px"|Catalog and CAD files ! style="width: 40px"|Standards memberships ! style="width: 60px"|Environmental certifications ! style="width: 60px"|Exhibition events ! style="width: 60px"|Marketing expenditures       [ edit] 
 * - style="background-color:#FAF7EF"
 * - style="background-color:#FAF7EF"



must find wiki script to keep a wiki template table from sliding to the bottom of the page--John Zdralek 04:13, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

Practiced uploading images, with a picture of me, Mar 5, 2007


20km in the Fun Skate event with regular skates.

www.slimarathon.com/

An excellent event, and next year, hopefully 25km in speed skates for the first time--John Zdralek 04:20, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

What the heck is an "IF" camera?--John Zdralek 04:20, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

Practiced uploading images, with another sign made in Korea, and an everyday object, Mar 6-7, 2007








Space reserved for article practice

whup, picture of me disappeared, did the disappearance have anything to do with the comment "GhostPirate (Talk | contribs) (→People Specific Pages (and Right to Deny the Info by that person)"? or just a technical glitch in the form of a '70s Mad Magazine illustration and sound effects?--John Zdralek 20:44, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

being unscripted and random probably is revolutionarily ambiguous on Wikipedia--John Zdralek 04:23, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for Affordable Housing article, Mar 8, 2007
practiced adding external link to an article using the Harvard super-jolt footnote citation style

"Viewpoint", Canadian affordable housing 1980s-2006, editorial article by Canadian Architect magazine editor Ian Chodikoff. Retrieved March 8, 2007. Referenced from printed February magazine issue received, Calgary, March 8, 2007.

moved electrons to decision making region for Mandal Commission Protests of 1990 article, Mar 13, 2007
this user used graphic wiki markup quotes for the first time

this user used "citation needed" markup for the first time

this user practiced starting an English Wikipedia article with references, categories, stub tag, and a template

and also practiced uploading images and licencing them for Wikipedia articles

comment-reminder, agitation is to disturbance of the peace as agitation is to disturbance of political apathy (vegetation), is most likely reading too much between the lines and not being concerned enough about losing some favorite shelter-type shade

made an artilce before moving electrons to decision making region for Hospitalization Benefits Plan, Mar 19, 2007
this user has made the following new articles between May 2006 and March 2007

Ross Rifle bayonet (deleted)

Socialist Party of British Columbia (not complete)

Foothills Medical Centre (Chronology chapter)

encyclopedia editor R. D. Hilton Smith (stub article)

Mandal Commission protests of 1990 (stub)

Hospitalization Benefits Plan (stub)

i still think my Wikipedia articles makes me architecture look socialist--John Zdralek 11:35, 19 March 2007 (UTC)

moved electrons to decision making region for two timetables of Maya ceramics, Mar 29, 2007
and didn't do anything yet

and then i did this

Timeline

Standard timetable of Maya ceramic, 1955, modified, 2000.

Version of a Maya ceramic timetable, adapted from a tourist booklet for Chichen Itza, 1984.

then i finished it and looked at it (man with beard making Far Side cartoon ooooooo expression)

Moved electrons to decision making region for archiving a user blog page Mar 31, 2007
Archive box| Wikipedia user blog John Zdralek

/Archive 1 2006-2007

this user has made the following new articles between May 2006 and May 2007

Ross Rifle bayonet (deleted)

Socialist Party of British Columbia (not complete)

Foothills Medical Centre (Chronology chapter)

encyclopedia editor R. D. Hilton Smith (stub article)

Haradh (production area of S Ghawar oil field) (not started)

Mandal Commission protests of 1990 (stub)

Hospitalization Benefits Plan (stub)

Maya ceramics (timetables)

comment-reminder this user does not have any hospital beds for sale or time for deep disambiguity--John Zdralek 13:07, 31 March 2007 (UTC)