User talk:Captain Video

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I was wondering where you found Swanee Hunt's day of birth. I plan on adding a few details to the HL Hunt page and was curious where you found this so that I might be able to fill in the rest of the family's birthdays and such. -Surly Dwarf

I don't know if this the right way to answer this question, but let me try. Let me know if you get this. I got her birth date on www.privateeye.com A lot of birth dates are listed there. -Captain Video

Red link removal
Thank you for your edits to the various Bergen County school district articles. In a number of cases, "red links" (a link to a non-existent Wikipedia article) to high schools were removed and replaced with an external link to the school. There is nothing "wrong" with having a red link, which merely indicates that a placeholder exists for an article that will be created eventually. Leaving the red link as is allows a reminder to create the article and ensures that the link will be there to the article once it is created. What I have been doing in most cases where the article does not exists is to include what will be a red link to the school AND am external link to that school. This way, the reader can get to information about the school, and the external link can be removed once the article has been created. I will go through the school district articles and ensure that both links exist. P.S. If you'd like to respond, update MY user talk page, and "sign" your reply with four tildes "~" to identify that the response came from you. Alansohn 04:38, 14 September 2006 (UTC)


 * I've been working on these pages for almost a year, and there are so few people who have any interest in the subject. It seems that all of the articles you were updating were in Bergen County, so I'm guessing that you're not to far away from me. I can also suggest that you check out Wikiproject: New Jersey, an effort to fill in the holes and expand the details regarding all things New Jersey. There are no rules, regulations or obligations, but you will find a few dozen people who may have overlapping interests. Please let me know if I can help with anything. Remember to update the "User Talk" page (not the "User" page) when adding a comment. Alansohn 12:54, 14 September 2006 (UTC)

Normal curve equivalent chart
The chart you posted on normal curve equivalent was only good for the TLI score, and not for other scores. This is because each test has a different normative sample and will have a different distribution of scores. The only reliable way to convert from one to the other is by using the equation mentioned on the article. &mdash; Chris53516 (Talk) 17:56, 1 December 2006 (UTC)