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User talk:MathKnight/Archives1

Archives of User Talk:MathKnight from February 5, 2004 to September 9, 2004

Hello StarOfDavid
welcome to Wikipedia. Just noticed a couple of your recent edits. Please note that the word terrorism is a highly loaded term and we generally try to avoid using it in articles. See: Words to avoid. Also, you might want to consider changing your username, as it suggests a certain partisanship, and this is liable to cause you problems editing articles on Middle East topics.

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You can sign posts on talk pages by entering four tildes ; the system automatically inserts your username with a datestamp. If you have any questions, see Help, post a question to the Village pump, or leave a message on my User talk:Viajero page. Good luck, -- Viajero 14:23, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Thanks for the welcome note. Few things: MathKnight 17:57, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)
 * How do I change username?
 * As for terrorism, I agree that is a loaded term, and in order to not create POV contraversies I use the neutral "miltants" when reporting about IDF conflicts with armed gunmen. BUT, delibertly killing civilians - such as in the buses suicide bombing this is clearly an act of terrorism - by all defeintions.

 * Just left a reply to you on my Talk page -- Viajero 18:19, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Although it appears you have only been here several hours, you have certainly gotten off to a rocky start. Stating on Talk:Actions against Israelis that edits done by other users is "sabotage by pro-Palestinians cyber-terrorists" is highly agressive language. Such personal attacks are considered a breach of Wikiquette and are strongly discouraged. Please understand: Wikipedia is not the place to pursue political agendas. -- Viajero 22:17, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)

It is also not the place to vandelize other people works. That what BL have done and he kept ignoring all request to leave the orginal article as it was. As I prooved to you, his information was not reliable (gunfight in Zaiyoun, he added 5 killed and failed to mention 5 of the 8 killed were armed Jihad members). I made a copy of the orginal article, in hope he will not vandelize it too. MathKnight 23:56, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC)

I would like to formally invite you to join others at Wikiproject_Arab-Israeli_conflict to work with us toward resolving issues that have arisen and resulted in edit wars here at Wikipedia. Also, I would like to formally request that you agree, along with the rest of us, to refrain from editting each of the articles that are listed as currently under protection or subject to edit wars on that page till the issues regarding that particular article have been resolved and we have removed that article from the currently under protection or subject to edit wars list. OneVoice 15:33, 11 Feb 2004 (UTC)

 * I agree. MathKnight 12:07, 21 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Your name has been changed from StarOfDavid to MathKnight. You should be able to log in with the same password. -- Tim Starling 00:36, Feb 21, 2004 (UTC)

 * 10x. MathKnight 12:07, 21 Feb 2004 (UTC)

You need to go to the page and vote regarding the changes some are trying to make there.

Hello. I think in some of your pages you're using too many capital letters. I moved Engineering Vehicles (plural, and with a capital V), to engineering vehicle (singular, with a lower-case v). Michael Hardy 19:56, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

 * Capital letter were put because it began as a caption. As for plurals vs single, since people tend to use both forms when searching\linking a value it realy doesn't that matter. Anyway, thanks for the copyedit. I'll try next time to use less capitals. MathKnight 20:59, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Cauchy's integral formula

 * I think that you need also to demand the the subset U is also connectable. i.e. U is a domain in the complex plain. MathKnight 22:49, 21 Feb 2004 (UTC)

That's tacitly already there, in the comments about the disk. Michael Hardy 20:06, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

O.K. MathKnight 20:59, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

POV, Shmov
I am with you on the IDF, but I suggest to add "Israel claims that..." into that section to avoid unnecessary confrontation. Considering what's going on in other places, I prefer to choose my battles. What do you think? --Humus sapiens 19:16, 5 Mar 2004 (UTC)

I didn't hide the fact that the thwarting report is provided by the IDF, it put as a link in the "external links". Meanwhile, other writer elaborate on that and written the effectivness paragraph. I am convinced that there is no factual accuracy since everyone can count the amount of suicide bombings. Some of the articles, such as terrorism against Israeli in 2004 have been hijacked and vandelize by pro-Palestinians. The main article, Al-Aqsa intifada, has remained balanced and POV. I have decided to focus on other topics - mainly math related to differential equations and some of engineering vehicles and military technology. But I also had the oppertunity to work on related articles such as Israeli Gaza Strip barrier, The Popular Resistance Committees and clean some Palestinian\radical-left inctiment on Moshe Ya'alon and Shaul Mofaz. MathKnight 19:40, 5 Mar 2004 (UTC)

--- Perhaps you want to update List of Jewish history topics when you have time. --Humus sapiens|Talk 07:34, 23 Mar 2004 (UTC)

Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics
Hello. In your recent edit of the above page, some of the links failed to work only because you used inappropriate plurals, linking to the non-existent page titled eigenvalues rather than the long-existent page eigenvector. Several others linked to redirect pages because of inappropriate plurals. You also linked to Fourier Transform, with an inappropriately capitalized T, which is a redirect page to Fourier transform, with a lower-case t. Michael Hardy 00:26, 29 Mar 2004 (UTC)

These are common mistakes, most often, using plurals in just the natrual thing, so it is good there is a redirection page. Capitalization sometimes can be justified when the value is a name (of man, or thing, or a concept). MathKnight 21:45, 29 Mar 2004 (UTC)

Notice
MathKnight,

I just thought that I should point out that your language in Talk:Al-Aqsa_Intifada is getting rather mean. Apart from using false, inflammatory statements to defend your stance (such as " what the Iraqis did to American in Fallujah is a common practice withib Palestinian society - burning people alive, stabbing them, mutilate their bodies and hang them on poles in the streets",

 * --> This is a fact. The lynching is a common practice within Palestinian society. Here are some pictures proving this point. Or you can read Haaretz report from today, stating that about 11% from Palestinian casualties were caused by another Palestinian. Here is the URL address: http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/414634.html and the link 11% of Palestinians killed by other Palestinians, study shows, By Arnon Regular.

"The settlers in the Gaza Strip never murdered Palestinians."

 * --> This is the truth and you can't exterminate me for not submiting to the false hate-biased accusations.

, etc), you've been making heavy accusations about the people that you are debating with.

 * The hatred toward Israel has wiped out every moral sense in you.

 * Of course you'll again blame me in Zionist consiperacy as you always do.

 * The rest of your allegation are irrelevant to the matter and are twisted in a Bolshevik kind of a way.

 * You have an ill custom to resolve any conflict - eveb rergarding to a technical aspect of a source - to boneheaded chant in the style of furious Arab mob

 * I deeply sorry you are a skinhead racists.

 * --> You are no better than me. So stop preaching. I'm only replying you in the same manner you are writing.

Please try and watch your language. Calling people skinheads and racists, even if you disagree with them, is counterproductive. Additionally, when a conversation is everyone-against-your-stance, please accept that noone agrees with you and take your efforts elsewhere.

 * --> You watch your language and stop inciting and flaming. I'm only reacting.

P.S. - Before you call *me* a skinhead or a racist because of my opposition to your edits on the al-Aqsa page, and because I brought your quotes to your attention, I should add that two of my best friends in college were jewish, my bridesmaid was half-jewish, and I'm listening to Israeli pop music as I type this. I hold the viewpoints held by Gen. Matityahu Peled. Gen. Amram Mitzna. The founders of the Geneva Initiative. All of Gush-Shalom. The 59% of Israelis who support withdrawl from all but the largest of the settlements. Etc. I see the actions of Likud as being harmful to the state of Israel's future and as encouraging the rise of anti-semitism in the world. In short... well, try and remember that not everyone who disagrees with you on a subject fits so neatly into a racist, murdering, "evil" stereotype.

 * --> Racism come in many ways and many shapes. People who are fixed on accusing ONLY Israel in ALL the troubles there are, are racists toward only one ethnical group - no matter if they are activists in radical left groups or radical right wing groups. Advocating mass murder of innocent Jewish civilians - even by the name of "humanism", "left idealogy" or Palestinian-nationalism - is anti-semitism.
 * --> There is a difference bewtween the support of removal of settlememts out of Gaza to the support of massacring their inhabitants by Palestinian mob. Miztna, Peled and even the Geneva founders would be strongly repulsed from a suggestion to let Palestinians exterminate the settlers. Even them don't use such hatefull rethoric against the settlers, or against Israel.

Also, when it comes to editing: you win some, you lose some. If you win every time, even when there's far more people in opposition to an edit that you want to make... perhaps you should rethink how aggressive you're being with your edits. --Rei

 * --> So far you were the only one that had a problem with those edits. You also managed to turn discussion on a source away to a political-forum agruement. I asked you four times to stay focus on the issue, but you divereged every time. Unlike you, Mustafaa had good and relevant arguments, with productive suggestions. MathKnight 09:47, 13 Apr 2004 (UTC)

Left-wing politics
Some of your recent edits to the aforementioned article have been slightly POV. Although what you say is true for many extreme leftists, and that the extreme leftist factions are becoming more prevalent in today's society (particularily in Europe), most leftists including liberals (in the North American sense of the word), social democrats and even libertarians would disagree with your assessment. Also, many people are leftist on other views like social policy and environmentalism (see political spectrum to see what I mean). I've changed the wording of some of what you wrote and added some more text to address the concerns above so that it is now in a more pro/con/pro/con/... form. This form is common in controversial topics as it allows people to see the topic from both sides and judge for themselves which argument they agree with. Feel free to add more to the article but make sure you try to keep everything encyclopedic as even if you disagree with some of the views presented, many people in the world agree with them.

Also, if you want to link to an article but pluralize the word, you can do this by putting the "s" after the closing square brackets in the link (like I did above). So to link to liberal when talking about liberals, use liberals. Telso 05:29, 11 Jul 2004 (UTC)

 * No problems. I saw most of the changes and I o.k wth them, but I'm going to post back link to Taheri's article and re-quote the claim that only minor condamnation was sound (if any) against Arab terrorism. Also please remember that the AWM is not only composed from "classical" lefists but also from fundmentalist Islamic movenents - which are responsible for some hate-speech and means of supports to Arab atrocities (I saw in one of the rallies, a protestor wearing a T-shirt glorifying Osama Bin Laden). I stressed in the article that this is a minority.

As you see, many feels that the movement is very one-sided and using different moral standarts for the USA and the Arabs.
 * I also added that "Extreme leftist factions are becoming more prevalent in today's society (particularily in Europe), and the public image of the AWM is more affected by them than the silence majority".
 * MathKnight 09:42, 11 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Hey MK, could you please drop me an email when you have a minute (you'll find the address at my h. page)? Thx. ←Humus sapiens←Talk 07:23, 13 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Histadrut
Oops, trade union redirects to "labor union" - American vs. British English. So your "paradox" is not paradoxical after all. Yaron 16:52, Jul 23, 2004 (UTC)

 * Well, in Hebrew, "trade union" and "labor union" have different meanings. The paradox in the Histadrut is that it was both employer and both the labor union of the employees. MathKnight 18:19, 23 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Ezer Weizman(n)
Hi MathKnight. Please see my response at Talk:Ezer_Weizmann Jewbacca 18:25, Jul 26, 2004 (UTC)

Left-wing politics, anti-war movement
Please see my question to you at Talk:Left-wing_politics -- Jmabel 23:30, Aug 8, 2004 (UTC)

I've now worked my way through another section. Take a look at the article and the talk page: I'm hoping we can now confine the NPOV dispute to just the "Criticism" section. -- Jmabel 05:37, Aug 15, 2004 (UTC)

 * O.K. I'll take a look. MathKnight 08:54, 15 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Shelah
Hi, I've already asked the question on the talk page of Saharon Shelah, but getting no response, I guess it will be more efficient to ask you directly. So: are you sure that Shelah's first name is spelled סהרון? The only reference I could find, namely on Web pages of the Jerusalem University, spells it שהרן. I hesitated to change the article directly, since my knowledge of Hebrew is close to zero, and I might overlook something. -- EJ 14:26, 31 Aug 2004 (UTC)

 * Thank you for the correction. The confusion was because their is a word in Hebrew סהרון which means "crescent moon". MathKnight 14:53, 31 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Image:Merkava07.jpg
--Diberri | Talk 18:04, Sep 1, 2004 (UTC)

 * It was taken from the Hebrew wikipedia. There is no further information there. If you insist of removing it, I will try to find a better picture. Also, if you have an idea where can a good photo can found, please tell me. MathKnight 19:20, 1 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Is anti-Semitism actually real?
Are Nazi's and the KKK really anti-Semitic, or is that just a Zionist/Jew claim? Once again we have someone making the outrageous claim that any use of the word "anti-Semitic" is a POV violation, and that the Nazis and KKK are not really anti-Semitic. For some time we have had trouble with articles on the Anti-Defamation League, Jew and Holocaust denial, with people repeatedly rewriting these articles to make proven instances of anti-Semitism out to be merely Jew accusations. Fortunately these edits have been fought back each time. But we again have a problem with someone damaging the Anti-Defamation League article. I thought that this might be of some interest. As far as I can tell, this is not about NPOV policy; this is about someone trying to whitewash Nazis, the KKK, people who spread the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, etc. This is about someone's agenda to whitewash anti-Semitism, and make it look like those silly Jews are just whining about things which probably aren't real. RK 02:55, Sep 3, 2004 (UTC)

Ovadia Yosef
Hi MathKnight, I moved Ovadia Yosef back to his non-rabbinic title. No rabbis (or any other clerics, for that matter) have their clerical titles incorporated in the page title, and I don't think Rabbi Ovadia makes an exception (see Samson Raphael Hirsch, Meir Simcha of Dvinsk, Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler etc.) JFW | T@lk  08:44, 5 Sep 2004 (UTC)

 * O.K. MathKnight 19:41, 7 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Trash comments on Talk: pages
My advice would be to just ignore such comments. Jayjg 19:18, 7 Sep 2004 (UTC)
 * I have to admit, sometimes I don't recognize trolls easily, but in this case it seems obvious.  ←Humus sapiens←Talk 09:20, 8 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Revert needed
An anon user gutted the Military engineer article - I don't know how to revert - can you do this and show me how?

Never mind, User:Livajo fixed it in response to a trivial edit with comment I posted. But I still need to know how to do a revision (I did ask him/her in my thanks, so I will probably get the answer via that channel).

 * How to revert: You go to "history", you click on the date of the earlier version you want to revert to. You should see a copy of the article with this writing "(Revision as of 01:09, 9 Sep 2004)" under the title. Now, click "edit" and just save the page. MathKnight 08:53, 9 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Terrorists
Methinks you forgot Arafat Jewbacca 12:53, Sep 9, 2004 (UTC)

 * I'll add him, but it sure will draw controversy. MathKnight 12:57, 9 Sep 2004 (UTC)

 * The whole category will draw controversey. Maybe we should rename it "Palestinian Activists" :-D Jewbacca 13:00, Sep 9, 2004 (UTC)

 * I ponder whether to add Hussam Abdo the teenage suicide bomber. He was trying to perform suicide attack, but yet - he was a "mentaly-challenged" boy who was exploited by terrorists. Also, his attack was foiled. MathKnight 13:05, 9 Sep 2004 (UTC)

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Civic, Australian Capital Territory

Civic is the city centre or central business district of Canberra. "Civic" is a common name for the district, but it is also called Civic Centre, City Centre, Canberra City and Canberra, and its official division name is City.

Canberra's City was established in 1927, although the division name City was not gazetted until 20 September 1928. Walter Burley Griffin's design for Canberra included a "Civic Centre" with a separate "Market Centre" located at what is now Russell. However then Prime Minister Stanley Bruce vetoed this idea and only the Civic Centre was developed; the idea of the Market Centre was abandoned.

Overview
Some of the earliest buildings constructed in Canberra were the Sydney and Melbourne buildings which flank Northbourne Avenue. The buildings house many shops, bars and restaurants.

The Canberra Centre, a three-storey shopping complex is Civic's main shopping precinct with a retail presence from the national chains David Jones, Myer and Big W department stores, as well as a Coles supermarket, a Rebel sports store, several fashion outlets, and some eateries, among other businesses. Nearby is Glebe Park, a picturesque park near the centre of the city with elm trees and oaks from early European settlement before the city was founded. It has a children's play park. It is popular with people on their lunch breaks and younger children from the surrounding areas. Civic also is home to the Canberra Theatre, Casino Canberra, Canberra Museum and Gallery and the National Convention Centre.

Garema Place and City Walk are open areas of Civic for pedestrian traffic with many outdoor cafes. One of the longest running cafes in Civic was Gus's Cafe on Bunda Street.

A local bus station predominantly used by ACTION, the ACT government-operated bus service, is located on East Row, Alinga Street, Mort Street and Northbourne Avenue. A light rail line terminates on Northbourne Avenue north of Alinga Street. On the western side of Northbourne Avenue (north of Alinga Street) is the Jolimont Centre, which is the bus terminal for Greyhound Australia and Murrays.

Canberra City has relatively low height limits on buildings for the centre of a major city: the maximum height of buildings in Civic is 617 metres above sea level, which is derived from the altitude of Parliament House. This height limit is equivalent to approximately 12 storeys for an office building or about 15 storeys for a residential building.

History

Before the development of the City of Canberra, there was no clear commercial centre for the area, other than nearby Queanbeyan. Murray's store, considered the area's first retail store, operated from a house built in 1874 on the glebe of St John the Baptist Church, within the present boundaries of Commonwealth Park, to the east of what is now Nerang Pool. It burnt down in 1923.

Griffin's plan separated the national centre, the administrative centre of the city, now the Parliamentary Triangle, from the Civic Centre, the principal commercial area. The commercial centre was planned to be on what Griffin described as the Municipal Axis which was projected to run north-west from Mount Pleasant. Variations from Griffin's plan that affect City include the abandonment of a city railway and a reduction in the widths of some streets, including of London Circuit which was planned to be 200 ft and was reduced to 100 ft. Griffin's civic focus on Vernon Knoll, now known as City Hill, has not materialised mainly because of the way city building has progressed.

The first major buildings planned for the commercial centre were the Melbourne and Sydney Buildings, which were designed in the "Inter-War Mediterranean style". Construction began in 1926 and they were finally completed in 1946. Immediately after World War II, the Melbourne and Sydney buildings still comprised the main part of Civic and the Blue Moon Cafe was the only place to go for a meal apart from the Hotel Canberra and the Hotel Civic.

Up until the 1960s, Canberra shoppers found the retail environment frustrating. Many did their weekly shopping in Queanbeyan, where the central business district was more compact. Major purchases were made in Sydney. In 1963, the Monaro Mall (now Canberra Centre) opened. It included a branch of the David Jones department store.

Sydney and Melbourne Buildings
The Melbourne and Sydney buildings were based on design principles set by John Sulman in sketch form. The design work was finalised by John Hunter Kirkpatrick. The buildings were the model which establish the colonnade principle, an important design element throughout Civic. From 1921 to 1924 Sulman was chairman of the Federal Capital Advisory Committee, and in that role was involved in the planning of Canberra and refining Griffin's plan.

Sulman's concept of arcaded loggias was derived from Brunelleschi's Ospedale degli Innocenti (Foundling Hospital) and the cloisters of the 15th century Basilica di San Lorenzo di Firenze. The Mediterranean influence was maintained by Kirkpatrick with Roman roof tiles and cast embellishments such as roundels. The buildings were originally constructed with open first floor verandahs which have since largely been glazed in. The Melbourne Building was sold sequentially as independent parcels from 1927 until 1946. The corner of West Row and London Circuit was built specifically for the Bank of New South Wales. The manager lived above the bank. Much of the Melbourne Building facing West Row was completed by the Commonwealth Government in 1946 and used as the location of the Commonwealth Employment Service. From 1944 to 1953, the Canberra University College was housed in the Melbourne building. On 11 April 1953 the Melbourne Building was severely damaged by fire, and the college relocated (it eventually became the Australian National University).

In 2002 a fire extensively damaged Mooseheads bar, resulting in a partial roof collapse. On 17 February 2014, the Sydney Building was significantly damaged by a fire which began with an explosion in a ground floor Japanese restaurant adjacent to East Row around 9.45 am. The fire was quickly brought under control, but was not extinguished until 2 am, more than 14 hours later. During the blaze, a section of the heritage listed building's roof collapsed. The fire saw the evacuation of 40 businesses as well as closures of several roads and the City Bus Station, causing bus route diversions and major disruption to ACTION public transport services.

Hotel Civic
The Hotel Civic opened in 1935. It was constructed in an Art Deco style from Canberra Cream bricks. It was demolished in late 1984 through early 1985. The hotel was on the corner of Alinga Street and the eastern side of Northbourne Avenue.

In 1965, the Hotel Civic was the scene of a protest about the segregation of women in the hotel:"... a protest where a number of us [including the interviewee Helen Jarvis] chained ourselves to the bar in the Hotel Civic. Women weren't allowed to be served in the public bar -- that was the law in both NSW and the ACT. We had to use the saloon bar or the ladies' bar, where prices were higher, or to huddle out the back around the old kegs. They were also morose places, at least at the Civic, which was the only pub near the university. The public bar had all the spirit. We chained ourselves to the public bar. The bartender wouldn't serve us, but there were some sympathetic men who bought drinks for us. The newspapers trivialized it, of course: they wrote it up with the headline, 'Women breast the bar'."

Civic Square
Civic Square houses the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly, Canberra Museum and Gallery, Civic Library and Canberra Theatre as well as many local cultural organizations, including the Canberra division of the National Trust of Australia.

Civic Square was designed by Yuncken Freeman architects and completed in 1961. Civic Square is sited within a primary axis of Griffin's design for Canberra which links City Hill and Mount Ainslie. Griffin intended that the square be the 'heart of the city'. Civic Square was listed on the register of the former National Estate.

The Canberra Theatre was opened in June 1965 with the Australian Ballet's production of Swan Lake. The old Playhouse, also from 1965, was demolished and rebuilt in 1998. The link between the Theatre and Playhouse buildings has been redeveloped to include the Civic Library and the theatre's bar and administration area.

A sculpture of Ethos by Tom Bass was commissioned by the National Capital Development Commission in 1959 and unveiled in 1961. "The NCDC intended that the work would emphasize that Canberra is the non-political centre, the locale of commerce and of private enterprise in its best sense." The sculpture was designed to represent the spirit of the community. Bass interpreted this in the figure which he intended "the love which Canberra people have for their city to be identified with her...I want them to be conscious of her first as an image from a distance...then comes the moment when they become personally involved with her... they feel her looking at them, reflecting their love for the place". "The form of the work is highly symbolic. The figure is robed in a fabric richly embossed with emblems and figures representing the Community. The shallow saucer on which the figure stands represents Canberra's nick-name 'Frosty Hollow'. The saucer is 6 sided because the plan for Civic square is itself hexagonal. The surface of the saucer bears a relief map of Canberra and the rolling countryside around it. At the feet of Ethos are indentations that represent the lake that was later to fill the space between the Civic Centre and the administrative part of the city. The bursting sun she holds aloft is symbolic of culture and enlightenment which the presence of Canberra's University, its research organisations and the Diplomatic Corps and so on give to the city." Bass regarded the work as his most important civic work. During the 1960s and 70s, pictures of the sculpture were frequently used in Canberra tourism images.

Canberra Olympic Pool
Construction for a new public pool started in October 1953 and the Canberra Olympic Pool was opened on 22 December 1955, right at the peak of national interest in competitive and recreational swimming leading up to the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. The new pool complex included three pools; a blue-tiled seven lane pool; a 60 by 90 foot diving pool with a cantilevered reinforced concrete diving tower complete with 3m, 5m and 10m diving platforms, and six springboards; and a children's pool. Other facilities included a refreshment kiosk, dressing sheds, private change booths and 800 lockers. The pool complex, gardens and overall design were described "A feature of the new centre is its spaciousness. Garden plots and lawns covered with gay beach umbrellas surround the pools and a strikingly modern colour scheme, with deep blue predominating, on all exterior walls make an attractive setting". The pool was designed in 1953 by Ian Slater, architect from the Commonwealth Department of Works, and was awarded a Sulman Medal by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.

Canberra Centre
Civic's major shopping mall is the Canberra Centre. Opened as the Monaro Mall in 1963, it was the first Australian three-storey, fully enclosed and air conditioned shopping centre. It was opened by the Prime Minister Robert Menzies. In 1989 it was substantially redeveloped and renamed the Canberra Centre. A further redevelopment was completed by late 2007, substantially adding to the diversity of retailers and services within it including a Dendy Cinema complex.

Heritage listings
Civic has a number of heritage-listed buildings including:
 * 20-22 London Circuit: Reserve Bank of Australia Building

Crime
Canberra City is Canberra's largest nightclub district and experiences high levels of alcohol-related violence. More than 600 assaults occurred in the city between December 2010 and December 2013, four times more than the next worst suburb in Canberra of Belconnen.

Demographics
At the, the population of Canberra City was 4,835, including 50 (1.0%) Indigenous persons and 2,155 (44.6%) Australian-born persons. 99.6% of dwellings were flats, units or apartments (Australian average: 14.2%), while none were semi-detached, row or terrace houses (Australian average: 12.6%) or separate houses (compared to the Australian average of 72.3%).

In 2021, 41.3% of the population were professionals, compared to the Australian average of 24.0%. Notably 16.4% worked in central government administration, compared to the Australian average of 1.1%, although the ACT-wide average is a similar 17.1%. 55.0% of the population had no religion (compared to the ACT average of 43.5% and the Australian average of 38.4%), while 13.2% did not state their religion, 9.7% were Catholic, 3.9% Anglican and 3.6% Buddhist. 16.2% of the population was born in China, 3.5% in India, 2.3% in England, 1.7% in Malaysia and 1.7% in South Korea. 50.8% of people spoke only English at home. Other languages spoken at home included Mandarin 17.3%, and Cantonese 2.6%.

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 * Inubus (demon) (r) - Inubus
 * Inubus (Demon) (r) - Inubus
 * Iolin Concerto (Beethoven) (r) - Iolin Concerto
 * Iraq coup (1941) - Iraq coup
 * Irish general election, 1927 (June) - Irish general election, 1927
 * Irish General Election, 1927 (June) (r) - Irish General Election, 1927
 * Irish general election, 1927 (September) - Irish general election, 1927
 * Irish General Election, 1927 (September) (r) - Irish General Election, 1927
 * Irish General Election, 1982 (Feb) (r) - Irish General Election, 1982
 * Irish General Election, 1982 (February) (r) - Irish General Election, 1982
 * Irish General Election, 1982 (November) (r) - Irish General Election, 1982
 * Irish States (1171-present) - Irish States
 * Isonoe (moon) - Isonoe
 * Isotope table (complete) - Isotope table
 * Isotope table (divided) - Isotope table
 * It Ain't Me Babe (comic) - It Ain't Me Babe
 * Italian Market (Philadelphia) - Italian Market
 * Iéna (Paris Metro) - Iéna

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 * J'nanin (Myst) (r) - J'nanin
 * Jabir Ibn Haiyan (Geber) (r) - Jabir Ibn Haiyan
 * Jackson Avenue (New York Subway) - Jackson Avenue
 * Jacques Bonsergent (Paris Metro) - Jacques Bonsergent
 * Jaffas (candy) - Jaffas
 * Jaffas (chocolate) (r) - Jaffas
 * Janssen (Lunar crater) - Janssen
 * Jasmin (Paris Metro) - Jasmin
 * Jaurès (Paris Metro) - Jaurès
 * Javel (Paris Metro) - Javel
 * Javel André Citroën (Paris Metro) - Javel André Citroën
 * Jawbone (instrument) - Jawbone
 * Jean Duceppe (television) - Jean Duceppe
 * Jehan (crater) - Jehan
 * Jen (Power Rangers) - Jen
 * Jen Scotts (Power Rangers) (r) - Jen Scotts
 * Jerahmeel (archangel) - Jerahmeel
 * Jesus Christ Superstars (album) - Jesus Christ Superstars
 * JFK-UMass Station (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) - JFK-UMass Station
 * JimmyYoung (disc jockey) (r) - JimmyYoung
 * Jodie (Sesame Street) - Jodie
 * Johalva (Fire Emblem) (r) - Johalva
 * Johan (Fire Emblem) (r) - Johan
 * John Cockroft (politician) - John Cockroft
 * John Forbes Nash Jr. (mathematician) (r) - John Forbes Nash Jr.
 * John Rennie, (1761-1821) (r) - John Rennie,
 * Johnny B. (Jerky Boys) (r) - Johnny B.
 * Johnny Owen (boxer) - Johnny Owen
 * Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities, 1978-2001 (The Fiction Years) - Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities, 1978-2001
 * Joinville-le-Pont (Paris Metro) - Joinville-le-Pont
 * Joker's WIld (song) (r) - Joker's WIld
 * Jonahtan Edwards (music) (r) - Jonahtan Edwards
 * Joseph Ward (1838) - Joseph Ward
 * Josia Bartlet (fictional) (r) - Josia Bartlet
 * Jourdain (Paris Metro) - Jourdain
 * Jules Joffrin (Paris Metro) - Jules Joffrin
 * Jump Start (comic) - Jump Start
 * Junction Boulevard (7-Flushing) - Junction Boulevard
 * Junction Boulevard (New York Subway) - Junction Boulevard
 * Junlus Street (New York Subway) - Junlus Street
 * Jussieu (Paris Metro) - Jussieu

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 * K'veer (Myst) (r) - K'veer
 * K'veer Age (Myst) (r) - K'veer Age
 * K ion (physiology) (r) - K ion
 * K. Koch (taxonomist) (r) - K. Koch
 * König (crater) - König
 * Kadish Gallery Age (Myst) (r) - Kadish Gallery Age
 * Kahlis (Myst) (r) - Kahlis
 * Kalyke (moon) - Kalyke
 * Kamensk (crater) - Kamensk
 * Kamenz (district) - Kamenz
 * Karate Kid (comics) - Karate Kid
 * Kassala (state) - Kassala
 * Kataeb Party (Lebanon) - Kataeb Party
 * Kathryn (name) - Kathryn
 * KDM Dannebrog (A540) - KDM Dannebrog
 * KDM Flyvefisken (P550) (r) - KDM Flyvefisken
 * KDM Sælen (S323) (r) - KDM Sælen
 * Keepin' The Summer Alive (album) - Keepin' The Summer Alive
 * Keesha (Magic School Bus) (r) - Keesha
 * Kelheim (district) - Kelheim
 * Kelly (Barbie doll) - Kelly
 * Kendall/MIT Station (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) - Kendall/MIT Station
 * Kenmore Station (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) - Kenmore Station
 * Kerbdog (album) - Kerbdog
 * Keshia (Sesame Street) - Keshia
 * Kha (Cyrillic) - Kha
 * Kiddy Kong (Nintendo character) (r) - Kiddy Kong
 * Kies (crater) - Kies
 * Kinfolk (Werewolf: the Apocalypse) - Kinfolk
 * King's (electoral district) - King's
 * King Me'emen (Myst) (r) - King Me'emen
 * Kingsbridge Road (New York Subway) - Kingsbridge Road
 * Kingston Avenue (New York Subway) - Kingston Avenue
 * Kirchoff's law (thermodynamics) (r) - Kirchoff's law
 * Kirel (Myst) (r) - Kirel
 * Kittens (band) - Kittens
 * Kittu (crater) - Kittu
 * Kitzingen (district) - Kitzingen
 * Kiviuq (moon) - Kiviuq
 * Kléber (Paris Metro) - Kléber
 * Kodama (Shinkansen) - Kodama
 * Komachi (Shinkansen) - Komachi
 * Kommunistiska Partiet Marxist-Leninisterna (revolutionärerna) - Kommunistiska Partiet Marxist-Leninisterna
 * Kommunistiska Partiet Marxist-Leninisterna (Revolutionärerna) (r) - Kommunistiska Partiet Marxist-Leninisterna
 * Konolfingen (district) - Konolfingen
 * Koo-Vee (ice hockey) - Koo-Vee
 * Kootenai (tribe) - Kootenai
 * Kosovo, Russia (1) (r) - Kosovo, Russia
 * Kosovo, Russia (2) (r) - Kosovo, Russia
 * Kosovo, Russia (3) (r) - Kosovo, Russia
 * Kosovo, Russia (4) (r) - Kosovo, Russia
 * Krafft (crater) - Krafft
 * Kronach (district) - Kronach
 * Kuiper (Lunar crater) - Kuiper
 * Kulmbach (district) - Kulmbach
 * Kundt (crater) - Kundt
 * Kurdzhali (region) - Kurdzhali
 * Kusel (district) - Kusel
 * Kwai Fong (MTR) - Kwai Fong
 * Kwai Hing (MTR) - Kwai Hing
 * Kyustendil (region) - Kyustendil

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 * La Caille (crater) - La Caille
 * La Courneuve - 8 Mai 1945 (Paris Metro) - La Courneuve - 8 Mai 1945
 * La Courneuve - Aubervilliers (Paris Metro) - La Courneuve - Aubervilliers
 * La Croix de Berny (Paris Metro) - La Croix de Berny
 * La Défense - Grande Arche (Paris Metro) - La Défense - Grande Arche
 * La Fourche (Paris Metro) - La Fourche
 * La Hacquinière (Paris Metro) - La Hacquinière
 * La Motte Picquet Grenelle (Paris Metro) - La Motte Picquet Grenelle
 * La Muette (Paris Metro) - La Muette
 * La Plaine - Stade de France (Paris Metro) - La Plaine - Stade de France
 * La Pointe-de-l'Île (electoral district) - La Pointe-de-l'Île
 * La Tour Maubourg (Paris Metro) - La Tour Maubourg
 * La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh) - La Tristesse Durera
 * La Varenne - Chennevières (Paris Metro) - La Varenne - Chennevières
 * Labour Union (Poland) (r) - Labour Union
 * Lac-Saint-Louis (electoral district) - Lac-Saint-Louis
 * Lade (crater) - Lade
 * Ladies of the Garter (1358-1488) (r) - Ladies of the Garter
 * Lady Jane (movie) - Lady Jane
 * Lady Sings the Blues (movie) - Lady Sings the Blues
 * Lai Chi Kok (MTR) - Lai Chi Kok
 * Lai King (MTR) - Lai King
 * Lake Manitou (Ontario) - Lake Manitou
 * Lake View Cemetery (Seattle) - Lake View Cemetery
 * Lalande (crater) - Lalande
 * Lamarck Caulaincourt (Paris Metro) - Lamarck Caulaincourt
 * Lamb of God (band) - Lamb Of God
 * Lambert (Lunar crater) - Lambert
 * Rugby league county cups (r) - Lancashire Cup
 * Langrenus (crater) - Langrenus
 * Lansberg (crater) - Lansberg
 * Laser War (Videopac game) - Laser War
 * Last Call (novel) - Last Call
 * Latvian National Independence Movement (LNNK) - Latvian National Independence Movement
 * Laumière (Paris Metro) - Laumière
 * LD 50 (disambiguation) (r) - LD 50
 * Le Blanc - Mesnil (Paris Metro) - Le Blanc - Mesnil
 * Le Bourget (Paris Metro) - Le Bourget
 * Le Guichet (Paris Metro) - Le Guichet
 * Le Kremlin Bicêtre (Paris Metro) - Le Kremlin Bicêtre
 * Le Monnier (crater) - Le Monnier
 * Le Parc de Saint-Maur (Paris Metro) - Le Parc de Saint-Maur
 * Le Peletier (Paris Metro) - Le Peletier
 * Le Printemps (The Return of Spring) - Le Printemps
 * Le Shok DNA (album) - Le Shok DNA
 * Le Shok Electric Frankenstein (album) - Le Shok Electric Frankenstein
 * Le Shok Ink & Dagger (album) - Le Shok Ink & Dagger
 * Le Shok S&M (album) - Le Shok S&M
 * Le Shok Stitches Split (album) - Le Shok Stitches Split
 * Le Verrier (crater) - Le Verrier
 * Le Vésinet - Centre (Paris Metro) - Le Vésinet - Centre
 * Le Vésinet - Le Pecq (Paris Metro) - Le Vésinet - Le Pecq
 * Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (Canada) - Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
 * Leader of the Official Opposition (Canada) (r) - Leader of the Official Opposition
 * Leaders of the Opposition in the Senate (Canada) (r) - Leaders of the Opposition in the Senate
 * Leander class cruiser (1931) - Leander class cruiser
 * Leash Magazine (fetish magazine) - Leash Magazine
 * Leasters (Sheepshead) - Leasters
 * Ledru-Rollin (Paris Metro) - Ledru-Rollin
 * Left Alliance (Finland) - Left Alliance
 * Legacy (Alias episode) - Legacy
 * Legend of Zelda: The Four Swords (GBA) (r) - Legend of Zelda: The Four Swords
 * Lehmann (crater) - Lehmann
 * Lei Fang (DOA) - Lei Fang
 * Leicester South (constituency) - Leicester South
 * Leon David (assassin of Malcolm X) - Leon David
 * Les Baconnets (Paris Metro) - Les Baconnets
 * Les Gobelins (Paris Metro) - Les Gobelins
 * Les Sablons (Paris Metro) - Les Sablons
 * LeSage (gravity) - LeSage
 * Lessons (Buffy episode) - Lessons
 * Letronne (crater) - Letronne
 * Lewisham Deptford (constituency) - Lewisham Deptford
 * Lex Talionis (album) - Lex Talionis
 * Liberal-Labour (Canada) - Liberal-Labour
 * Liberal parties in Newfoundland (pre-Confederation) - Liberal parties in Newfoundland
 * Liberal Party of Japan (1881) - Liberal Party of Japan
 * Liberal People's Party (Finland) - Liberal People's Party
 * Liberal People's Party (Norway) - Liberal People's Party
 * Liberal People's Party (Norway, 1992) - Liberal People's Party
 * Liberal People's Party (Norway, Old) - Liberal People's Party
 * Liberal Union (Netherlands) - Liberal Union
 * Liberated (software) (r) - Liberated
 * Liberation Day (The Netherlands) - Liberation Day
 * Library Linking (Computer Science) (r) - Library Linking
 * Library of Congress Classification:Class B, subclass B -- Philosophy (General) - Library of Congress Classification:Class B, subclass B -- Philosophy
 * Library of Congress Classification:Class Q, subclass Q -- Science (General) - Library of Congress Classification:Class Q, subclass Q -- Science
 * License Plate (China) (r) - License Plate
 * License Plate (Japan) - License Plate
 * Lighthorse (American Indian police) - Lighthorse
 * Limit-preserving function (order theory) - Limit-preserving function
 * Limit preserving (order theory) (r) - Limit preserving
 * Lincon Park (park) (r) - Lincon Park
 * Line 1 (Beijing Subway) - Line 1
 * Line 10 (Beijing Subway) - Line 10
 * Line 2 (Beijing Subway) - Line 2
 * Line 5 (Beijing Subway) - Line 5
 * Linger (song) - Linger
 * Linka (Captain Planet character) - Linka
 * Lipan Apache: 2 or 3 speakers, (1981 R.W. Young) (r) - Lipan Apache: 2 or 3 speakers,
 * Lippershey (crater) - Lippershey
 * Lipstick Traces (A Secret History of the Manic Street Preachers) - Lipstick Traces
 * Lipstick Traces (A Secret History Of The Manic Street Preachers) (r) - Lipstick Traces
 * List of affiliate nations (cricket) (r) - List of affiliate nations
 * List of ant genera (alphabetical) - List of ant genera
 * List of Associate member nations (cricket) (r) - List of Associate member nations
 * List of Associate Ministers of National Defence (Canada) - List of Associate Ministers of National Defence
 * List of best selling singles by year (UK) - List of best selling singles by year
 * List of British Army Regiments (1881) - List of British Army Regiments
 * List of British Army Regiments (1962) - List of British Army Regiments
 * List of British Army Regiments (1994) - List of British Army Regiments
 * List of Cabinet Ministers of Fiji (2004) (r) - List of Cabinet Ministers of Fiji
 * List of Chairmen of the Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji) - List of Chairmen of the Great Council of Chiefs
 * List of countries received ODI status (cricket) - List of countries received ODI status
 * List of delegates to the Maryland Constitutional Convention (1776) - List of delegates to the Maryland Constitutional Convention
 * List of dojinshi (anime) - List of dojinshi
 * List of dojinshi (games) - List of dojinshi
 * List of dojinshi (manga) - List of dojinshi
 * List of doujinshi (anime) (r) - List of doujinshi
 * List of doujinshi (games) (r) - List of doujinshi
 * List of doujinshi (manga) (r) - List of doujinshi
 * List of H dojinshi (anime) - List of H dojinshi
 * List of H dojinshi (games) - List of H dojinshi
 * List of H dojinshi (manga) - List of H dojinshi
 * List of H Doujinshi (Anime) (r) - List of H Doujinshi
 * List of H Doujinshi (anime) (r) - List of H Doujinshi
 * List of H doujinshi (anime) (r) - List of H doujinshi
 * List of H Doujinshi (games) (r) - List of H Doujinshi
 * List of H doujinshi (games) (r) - List of H doujinshi
 * List of H Doujinshi (Games) (r) - List of H Doujinshi
 * List of H Doujinshi (Manga) (r) - List of H Doujinshi
 * List of H Doujinshi (manga) (r) - List of H Doujinshi
 * List of H doujinshi (manga) (r) - List of H doujinshi
 * List of hospitals in Georgia (state) - List of hospitals in Georgia
 * List of legal leading legal cases in copyright law (various jurisdictions) (r) - List of legal leading legal cases in copyright law
 * List of lesser aliens (Stargate) - List of lesser aliens
 * List of lesser planets (Stargate) - List of lesser planets
 * List of localities (Victoria) - List of localities
 * List of Localities (Victoria) (r) - List of Localities
 * List of Mega Man characters (Battle Network series) - List of Mega Man characters
 * List of Mega Man characters (Legends series) - List of Mega Man characters
 * List of Mega Man characters (original series) - List of Mega Man characters
 * List of Mega Man characters (X series) - List of Mega Man characters
 * List of Mega Man characters (Zero series) - List of Mega Man characters
 * List of members of the Baseball Hall of Fame (alphabetical) - List of members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
 * List of members of the Baseball Hall of Fame (chronological) - List of members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
 * List of metropolitan areas in Texas by population (2000) - List of metropolitan areas in Texas by population
 * List of North American named passenger trains (0-H) - List of North American named passenger trains
 * List of North American named passenger trains (0-M) (r) - List of North American named passenger trains
 * List of North American named passenger trains (I-M) - List of North American named passenger trains
 * List of North American named passenger trains (N-Z) - List of North American named passenger trains
 * List of Number 1 singles (UK) - List of Number 1 singles
 * List of Ohio Politicians (by federal office) - List of Ohio Politicians
 * List of Ohio Politicians (by local office) - List of Ohio Politicians
 * List of Ohio Politicians (by name) - List of Ohio Politicians
 * List of Ohio Politicians (by state office) - List of Ohio Politicians
 * List of operations and projects (military and non-military) - List of operations and projects
 * List of People -- DDC 930-999 (History) (r) - List of People -- DDC 930-999
 * List of People from Georgia (country) (r) - List of People from Georgia
 * List of political parties in Congo (Brazzaville) - List of political parties in Congo
 * List of Reichstag participants (1792) - List of Reichstag participants
 * List of Rulers of Gã (Nkran) (r) - List of Rulers of Gã
 * Speaker of the House of Representatives of Fiji
 * List of spells (Harry Potter Universe) (r) - List of spells
 * List of Test playing nations (cricket) (r) - List of Test playing nations
 * List of topics (scientific method) - List of topics
 * List of topics (Scientific Method) (r) - List of topics
 * List of Uniform Acts (United States) - List of Uniform Acts
 * List of urbanized areas in California (by population) - List of urbanized areas in California
 * List of well-known ports (computing) - List of well-known ports
 * List of well known ports (computing) (r) - List of well known ports
 * Little Girl Lost (The Twilight Zone) - Little Girl Lost
 * Live & Off The Record (Shakira) - Live & Off The Record
 * Live & Rare (album) - Live & Rare
 * Live ball (baseball) - Live ball
 * Live From Baghdad (movie) - Live From Baghdad
 * Live Like a Suicide (album) - Live Like a Suicide
 * Live Wire (comics) (r) - Live Wire
 * Livewire (comics) (r) - Livewire
 * Living In America (album) - Living In America
 * Liz (Magic School Bus) (r) - Liz
 * Local elections (Norway) (r) - Local elections
 * Locataire (candidat) - Locataire
 * Logit analysis (in marketing) (r) - Logit analysis
 * Lognes (Paris Metro) - Lognes
 * Lohse (crater) - Lohse
 * Lohse (Lunar crater) - Lohse
 * Lone Pine (battle) (r) - Lone Pine
 * Longwood Avenue (New York Subway) - Longwood Avenue
 * Lossless Transform Audio Compression (LTAC) - Lossless Transform Audio Compression
 * Lost and Found (The Twilight Zone) - Lost and Found
 * Lothians (Scottish Parliamentary Electoral Area) - Lothians
 * Louis, duke of Orleans (1703-1752) (r) - Louis, duke of Orleans
 * Louis, duke of Orléans (1703-1752) (r) - Louis, duke of Orléans
 * Louise (crater) - Louise
 * Louise (opera) - Louise
 * Louise Michel (Paris Metro) - Louise Michel
 * Lourmel (Paris Metro) - Lourmel
 * Louvre Rivoli (Paris Metro) - Louvre Rivoli
 * Love and Kisses (1965 movie) - Love and Kisses
 * Love metal (music) - Love metal
 * Love You (album) - Love You
 * Lovech (region) - Lovech
 * Lowell High School (San Francisco) - Lowell High School
 * Lower Silesian Province (Prussia) (r) - Lower Silesian Province
 * LOx (oxidizer) - LOx
 * Lubiniezky (crater) - Lubiniezky
 * Lucien (Sandman) - Lucien
 * Lucius Cornelius Balbus (major) - Lucius Cornelius Balbus
 * Lucius Cornelius Balbus (minor) - Lucius Cornelius Balbus
 * Lucky Charms® (cereal) (r) - Lucky Charms®
 * Lucy Knight (ER) - Lucy Knight
 * Luftwaffe serviceable aircraft strengths (1940-1945) - Luftwaffe serviceable aircraft strengths
 * Lukewarm (character) - Lukewarm
 * Lull (album) (r) - Lull
 * Lull (EP) - Lull
 * Lunar Wheel station (Orbiter sim) - Lunar Wheel station
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 * Luxury tax (sport) (r) - Luxury tax
 * Luxury tax (sports) - Luxury tax
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User:Nickj

Greetings. My name is Nick. I live and work in the inner west of Sydney, Australia. I write, sell, and support software for a living.

By the way, the 'J' in my username is for the first letter of my surname, and there is no particular reason for the J being lowercase rather than uppercase.

Stuff I'm most interested in includes:

Projects

 * Lately I have been occasionally checking-in a few small things in the MediaWiki software that'd I'd like to be changed. Prior to this, I was doing fuzz testing of MediaWiki and reporting bugs found, and then the other developers came up with the very cunning plan of giving me commit access ... as a result of this, I now feel a bit slack if I only ever report bugs and don't occasionally fix something.
 * The Can We Link It tool for suggesting links. This supersedes the Link Suggester and LinkBot. As a related project of suggesting links, the code for this needs to examine the wiki syntax of a page. It informs about pages that have malformed wiki syntax, such as malformed brackets. The project to get these problems fixed grew and evolved to become the Wiki Syntax Project, although the Can We Link It tool now also checks syntax too.
 * As a related project of suggesting links, I previously ran a project for automatically suggesting new useful redirects and disambiguation pages, from the data that we have already got in the Wikipedia. I'm not quite sure where this fits in the bigger picture at the moment, so I may come back to this later on.

Articles

 * Suburbs of Sydney, as part of the Sydney Suburbs WikiProject. Started with Summer Hill (using a deep but narrow approach), and then later moved to helping add missing stubs (using a shallow but broad approach), so that all Sydney suburbs should (hopefully) now have at least a stub at the right place, with mapping info.
 * My girlfriend and I have a maine coon cat. They're an interesting breed - they're smart for one thing, and they're naughty too (e.g. whilst fast asleep, try being jumped on at 4 AM from a height of 8 feet by a 7 kilo cat - you wake up pretty quick).
 * Most articles involving Australia I'm happy to proof-read, if I've got time (which lately I tend not to). E.g. articles on the Australian wikipedian's noticeboard.

Possible future projects
These things are just ideas that interest me at the moment - nothing has been done on them yet - rather they're things I may do in the future.

 * Suggesting redirects based on bolded text (suggestion from Susvolans). Would work something like this:
 * For each bit of bolded text in the first paragraph:
 * If there is not already an article or redirect of the same name as the bolded text:
 * Suggest making a redirect from the bolded text name pointing to this article.
 * These suggestions would then be listed in a format something like the redirect suggestions, for human review. If these redirects get added, then the link suggester will automatically use those redirects to suggest possible links.

 * One thing I'd like to do (and I must strongly emphasise that this is just an idea at this stage, at the end of very long list of things to!) is this: HTML validate the entire English Wikipedia (and produce a list of all the errors, same as for the Wiki things). This should get every mismatched div tag, every stuffed HTML table, every bad HTML entity - the whole enchilada across the whole Wikipedia. I see this (for the HTML side) + the what the Wiki Syntax does already (for the wiki side) as being the ultimate combination for these types of problems.

Misc

 * Wiki contribs by Bec.
 * My homepage.
 * No longer interested in fixing pages with bad titles.
 * List of Wikipedians by number of edits; There's also a tool where you can view number of edits for a user. (Of course number of edits ≠ edit quality, but that's stating the bleedin' obvious).
 * Sandbox for me to test stuff, and its talk page for me to test stuff too.
 * Upload file to Wikimedia commons.
 * non-existent-redirect-message template. Example usage:
 * Eight degrees of separation on Wikipedia.
 * How to add a "your test worked" message for anons: -- All the best, ~
 * Pre-purge version of list of tools for static code analysis.

Wiki Profile

 * 19 Aug 2004: My first logged-in edit.

Wikipedia problems
I like the Wikipedia very much, but these are some things that in my opinion are wrong with the Wikipedia:

 * The process for deleting content is political, slow, and is the single most frustrating thing. Adding things is easy. Changing things (that are not protected) is easy. Deleting things is ridiculously painful. There has got to be a better way. Bring on easy deletion and undeletion of content by users.
 * Everybody wants to vote, but precious few people fix problems. Voting on something is easy. Acting to fix a problem is a lot harder. It would improve the Wikipedia if people voted less, but did more.
 * Discussions: To have a discussion requires listening to the response! Too often people walk into a topic, leave their opinion, and vanish, to never come back to respond to questions / comments about what they have added. If you don't intend on responding, then don't leave the message in the first place. Wikipedia is not a soapbox.
 * Consensus is great in theory, but useless in practise. Someone changing their position rarely happens. More than 3 people can't even agree on what video to rent, so how can 15 people all agree on what to do about a controversial topic? They can't, which leads to majority rules. Which would be fine, if we said "majority rules" was the decision-making process, instead of the pushing the daydream of "consensus".
 * Perma-protection of articles and templates. Fine when used temporarily, but perma-protecton prevents change. It might seem a good idea at first for vandalization targets, but protection prevents even constructive change.
 * Easy rollback should be possible for established users cleaning up clear vanadalism from anons or blocked users.
 * Personal preference rather than a problem, but I'd quite like to see 30x HTTP redirects in place for URLs that omit the "wiki/" bit (e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/Tokyo → http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo ), instead of the client-side meta refresh that we currently have.
 * I think that searching engine indexing of the mailing list archives should be re-enabled.

Licensing
I agree to multi-license all my contributions, with the exception of my user pages, as described below:

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OTELO

OTELO (OSIRIS Tunable Emission Line Object survey) is an emission line object survey using OSIRIS tunable filters in selected atmospheric windows relatively free of sky emission lines.

Overview
The total survey sky area is of 1 square degree (0.30 msr) distributed in different high latitude and low extinction fields with enough angular separations. A 5 sigma depth of 8×10−18 (erg/cm2)/s (8 zW/m2 or 9×10−24 hp/yd2) allows detecting objects of equivalent widths down to 6. OTELO will observe objects with an age equivalent to 10% of the age of the Universe. Given the observing procedure, OTELO will allow studying a clearly defined volume of the Universe at a known flux limit. OTELO will complement spectroscopic surveys, since the selection criteria are completely different: not broad band based but emission line based, which will allow detecting faint continuum objects.

The scientific field that OTELO will allow tackling is very wide, and encompasses evolutionary studies of Ly alpha emitters, QSO, AGN, star-forming populations (specifically the faint end luminosity), Emissión line ellipticals (detectable depending upon its evolution), chemical evolution of the Universe between z=0.24 and z=1.5, mass/luminosity relation vs. morphological type and redshift (up to z=1.5), Tully-Fisher relation up to z=1.5 and derivation of cosmological parameters. Other studies include galactic structure and Galactic objects (PN, peculiar stars, cataclysmic variables).

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 * Nöggerath (crater) - Nöggerath
 * Naive (album) (r) - Naive
 * Nalón (Asturian comarca) - Nalón
 * Naming dispute (Macedonia) (r) - Naming dispute
 * Nanterre - Préfecture (Paris Metro) - Nanterre - Préfecture
 * Nanterre - Université (Paris Metro) - Nanterre - Université
 * Nanterre - Université (SNCF) - Nanterre - Université
 * Nanterre - Ville (Paris Metro) - Nanterre - Ville
 * Napoleon Complex (band) - Napoleon Complex
 * Narayan (Myst) (r) - Narayan
 * Narcea (Asturian comarca) - Narcea
 * Narodnaja Volya (newspaper) - Narodnaja Volya
 * Nasmyth (crater) - Nasmyth
 * Nasuno (Shinkansen) - Nasuno
 * Natalie (Sesame Street) (r) - Natalie
 * National 12 (dinghy) - National 12
 * National Art Museum (Romania) (r) - National Art Museum
 * National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) - National Association of Educational Broadcasters
 * National Federation Party (Fiji) - National Federation Party
 * National Hockey League labor dispute (2004) - National Hockey League labor dispute
 * National Parliamentary Debate Association (NPDA) - National Parliamentary Debate Association
 * National Sea Life Centre (Birmingham) - National Sea Life Centre
 * National Socialist candidate (Canada) - National Socialist candidate
 * Nationale (Paris Metro) - Nationale
 * Natwest Trophy (September 2004) - Natwest Trophy
 * Naujoji SÄ…junga (socialliberalai) (r) - Naujoji SÄ…junga
 * Naumann (crater) - Naumann
 * Navajo: 148,530 speakers, (1990 census) (r) - Navajo: 148,530 speakers,
 * Naval commandos (France) - Naval commandos
 * NCAA Division I independents (women's hockey) - NCAA Division I independents
 * Need to Know (The Twilight Zone) - Need to Know
 * Nemesis, The (Transformers) - Nemesis, The
 * Neo-Nazi Theory (American founding fathers) - Neo-Nazi Theory
 * Neoconservativism (Canada) - Neoconservativism
 * Nepal Bhasa (language) - Nepal Bhasa
 * Nepean High School (Ottawa) - Nepean High School
 * Neptunus (planet) (r) - Neptunus
 * Nerdcore Hiphop (album) - Nerdcore Hiphop
 * NES Controller (Basic) (r) - NES Controller
 * Netherlands, (Dut/Hol) (r) - Netherlands,
 * Neu-Ulm (district) - Neu-Ulm
 * Neuilly - Plaisance (Paris Metro) - Neuilly - Plaisance
 * Neuilly - Porte Maillot (Paris Metro) - Neuilly - Porte Maillot
 * Neunkirchen (district) - Neunkirchen
 * Neuville - Université (SNCF) - Neuville - Université
 * Never Enough (album) - Never Enough
 * Never Kill a Boy on the First Date (Buffy episode) - Never Kill a Boy on the First Date
 * Nevins Street (New York Subway) - Nevins Street
 * New Avalon (BattleTech) - New Avalon
 * New Lots Avenue (New York Subway) - New Lots Avenue
 * New materials (painting) - New materials
 * New Orleans Season (The Real World) - New Orleans Season
 * New Vogue (dance) - New Vogue
 * Newcastle United F C (Australia) (r) - Newcastle United F C
 * Newkirk Avenue (New York Subway) - Newkirk Avenue
 * Newry & Armagh (constituency) - Newry & Armagh
 * News Of The World (album) (r) - News Of The World
 * Nicholson (Lunar crater) - Nicholson
 * Nienburg (district) - Nienburg
 * Nikolaev (crater) - Nikolaev
 * Nirvana 2003 (album) (r) - Nirvana 2003
 * Niue Constitution Act 1974 (NZ) - Niue Constitution Act 1974
 * No-issue (gun laws) - No-issue
 * No-show (professional wrestling) - No-show
 * No Place to Run (album) - No Place to Run
 * No. 4 (album) - No. 4
 * Nocker (Changeling) - Nocker
 * Nockers (Changeling) (r) - Nockers
 * Nogent-sur-Marne (Paris Metro) - Nogent-sur-Marne
 * Noisiel (Paris Metro) - Noisiel
 * Noisy-le-Grand - Mont d'Est (Paris Metro) - Noisy-le-Grand - Mont d'Est
 * Noisy - Champs (Paris Metro) - Noisy - Champs
 * Non Sequitur (comic strip) - Non Sequitur
 * Nordlingen (1634) (r) - Nordlingen
 * Norfolk North (constituency) - Norfolk North
 * North-South Line (Singapore) - North-South Line
 * North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) (r) - North America Free Trade Agreement
 * North Antrim (constituency) - North Antrim
 * North Atlantic Drift (album) - North Atlantic Drift
 * North Belfast (constituency) - North Belfast
 * North Canberra (district) - North Canberra
 * North Fork Grand River (South Dakota) - North Fork Grand River
 * North Southwark & Bermondsey (constituency) - North Southwark & Bermondsey
 * Northeim (district) - Northeim
 * Northern Beaches (Sydney) - Northern Beaches
 * Norwegian Soccer League Champions (Men) - Norwegian Soccer League Champions
 * Nostrand Avenue (New York Subway) - Nostrand Avenue
 * Not Fade Away (album) - Not Fade Away
 * Notre-Dame de Lorette (Paris Metro) - Notre-Dame de Lorette
 * Notre-Dame des Champs (Paris Metro) - Notre-Dame des Champs
 * Nuclear microscopy (HEFIB) - Nuclear microscopy
 * Nuclear Silo (StarCraft) (r) - Nuclear Silo
 * Number One (Star Trek) - Number One
 * Numbskull (1999 EP) - Numbskull
 * Nunatsiaq (electoral district) (r) - Nunatsiaq
 * Nursery (horticulture) - Nursery
 * Nutshell (Bury St Edmunds pub) - Nutshell

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 * Mösting (crater) - Mösting
 * Mühldorf (district) - Mühldorf
 * Müller (crater) - Müller
 * Müller (Lunar crater) - Müller
 * Ma-ti (Captain Planet character) - Ma-ti
 * Mabillon (Paris Metro) - Mabillon
 * MacMillan (crater) - MacMillan
 * Made in Japan (album) - Made in Japan
 * Made In Japan (album) (r) - Made In Japan
 * Madeleine (Paris Metro) - Madeleine
 * Madrona Park (Seattle) - Madrona Park
 * Maestlin (crater) - Maestlin
 * Magia (Shakira) - Magia
 * Magic objects (Harry Potter) (r) - Magic objects
 * Magic Objects (Harry Potter) (r) - Magic Objects
 * Magic Wand (software) - Magic Wand
 * Magical beasts (Harry Potter) - Magical beasts
 * Magical Beasts (Harry Potter) (r) - Magical Beasts
 * Magical Creatures (Harry Potter) (r) - Magical Creatures
 * Magical creatures (Harry Potter) (r) - Magical creatures
 * Magical Schools (Harry Potter) (r) - Magical Schools
 * Maginus (crater) - Maginus
 * Magnetic Fields (band) (r) - Magnetic Fields
 * Magnuson Park (Seattle) - Magnuson Park
 * Main Bridge (Star Trek) - Main Bridge
 * Main function (programming) - Main function
 * Mainliner (The Wreckage Of The Past) (r) - Mainliner
 * Mainlliner (The Wreckage of the Past) (r) - Mainlliner
 * Mairie d'Issy (Paris Metro) - Mairie d'Issy
 * Mairie d'Ivry (Paris Metro) - Mairie d'Ivry
 * Mairie de Clichy (Paris Metro) - Mairie de Clichy
 * Mairie de Montreuil (Paris Metro) - Mairie de Montreuil
 * Mairie de Saint-Ouen (Paris Metro) - Mairie de Saint-Ouen
 * Mairie des Lilas (Paris Metro) - Mairie des Lilas
 * Maison Blanche (Paris Metro) - Maison Blanche
 * Maisons-Alfort - Les Juilliottes (Paris Metro) - Maisons-Alfort - Les Juilliottes
 * Maisons-Alfort - Stade (Paris Metro) - Maisons-Alfort - Stade
 * Maisons-Laffitte (SNCF) - Maisons-Laffitte
 * Malakoff Plateau de Vanves (Paris Metro) - Malakoff Plateau de Vanves
 * Malakoff Rue Etienne Dolet (Paris Metro) - Malakoff Rue Etienne Dolet
 * Man O' War (horse) - Man O' War
 * Manitou Lake (Ontario) (r) - Manitou Lake
 * Manitou River (Ontario) - Manitou River
 * Manners (crater) - Manners
 * Many, Many Monkeys (The Twilight Zone) - Many, Many Monkeys
 * Manzini (district) - Manzini
 * Maraîchers (Paris Metro) - Maraîchers
 * Maraldi (Lunar crater) - Maraldi
 * Marcadet Poissonniers (Paris Metro) - Marcadet Poissonniers
 * Marcel Sembat (Paris Metro) - Marcel Sembat
 * Margherita Party (Italy) (r) - Margherita Party
 * Marilyn manson (person) (r) - Marilyn manson
 * Mark Greene (ER) - Mark Greene
 * Mark Hollis (actor) - Mark Hollis
 * Mark taylor (cricket) (r) - Mark taylor
 * Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy (Paris Metro) - Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy
 * Marriott World Trade Center (hotel) - Marriott World Trade Center
 * Marron (Dragon Ball) - Marron
 * Marron (Dragonball) - Marron
 * Marron (dragonball) (r) - Marron
 * Marshall Sumner (Stargate) - Marshall Sumner
 * Marx Dormoy (Paris Metro) - Marx Dormoy
 * Marxist-Leninist Party (USA) - Marxist-Leninist Party
 * Mary Ann Oates (1844-1851) (r) - Mary Ann Oates
 * Mary Ann Oatman (1844-1851) - Mary Ann Oatman
 * Mashed Potatoes (album) (r) - Mashed Potatoes
 * Maskelyne (crater) - Maskelyne
 * Mass in B Minor (Bach) - Mass in B Minor
 * Mass in B minor (Bach) (r) - Mass in B minor
 * Mass In B Minor (Bach) (r) - Mass In B Minor
 * MASSIVE (animation) - MASSIVE
 * Massy - Palaiseau (Paris Metro) - Massy - Palaiseau
 * Massy - Verrières (Paris Metro) - Massy - Verrières
 * Master Sergeant Gary Gordon (US Army) (r) - Master Sergeant Gary Gordon
 * Master Sgt. Gary Gordon (US Army) (r) - Master Sgt. Gary Gordon
 * Matriarchs (Bible) - Matriarchs
 * Matthew Arnold School (Staines) - Matthew Arnold School
 * Maubert Mutualité (Paris Metro) - Maubert Mutualité
 * Mauritius Command (novel) - Mauritius Command
 * Maurolycus (crater) - Maurolycus
 * May issue (gun laws) - May issue
 * McClaren (Porridge) - McClaren
 * Mechanix (UFO album) (r) - Mechanix
 * Medal examinations (dance) - Medal examinations
 * Megaclite (moon) - Megaclite
 * Meggers (crater) - Meggers
 * Mei Foo (MTR) - Mei Foo
 * Memoirs Found in a Bathtub (book) - Memoirs Found in a Bathtub
 * Menzel (crater) - Menzel
 * Mercier (electoral district) (r) - Mercier
 * Merrill Lynch Building (101 Hudson Street) (r) - Merrill Lynch Building
 * Mersenius (crater) - Mersenius
 * Mervyn Pumpkinhead (Sandman) - Mervyn Pumpkinhead
 * Mesh (musical band) - Mesh
 * Mess dress (Mess kit) (r) - Mess dress
 * Metallics (Pokemon) (r) - Metallics
 * Metallics (Pokémon) - Metallics
 * Metamarism (color) (r) - Metamarism
 * Method overriding (programming) - Method overriding
 * Metius (crater) - Metius
 * Meton (crater) - Meton
 * Mg ion (physiology) (r) - Mg ion
 * Miami Airport Station (Tri-Rail) - Miami Airport Station
 * Miami Valley (Ohio) - Miami Valley
 * Michel-Ange Auteuil (Paris Metro) - Michel-Ange Auteuil
 * Michel-Ange Molitor (Paris Metro) - Michel-Ange Molitor
 * Michel Bizot (Paris Metro) - Michel Bizot
 * Micro Bee (computer) (r) - Micro Bee
 * Mid Ulster (constituency) - Mid Ulster
 * Middletown Road (New York Subway) - Middletown Road
 * Midge (toy doll) - Midge
 * Miesbach (district) - Miesbach
 * Mike Church (radio) - Mike Church
 * Mikoyan-Gurevich I-250 (N) - Mikoyan-Gurevich I-250
 * Milestone butttress (Ogwen) - Milestone butttress
 * Milichius (crater) - Milichius
 * Military Demarcation Line (Korea) - Military Demarcation Line
 * Military Department (Switzerland) (r) - Military Department
 * Military Strategy (John Boyd) - Military Strategy
 * Miller v. California 415 U.S. 13 (1973) (r) - Miller v. California 415 U.S. 13
 * Minax (Ultima) - Minax
 * Mindbend (novel) - Mindbend
 * Minister for Foreign Affairs (Australia) - Minister for Foreign Affairs
 * Minister for International Cooperation (Canada) - Minister for International Cooperation
 * Minister for International Trade (Canada) (r) - Minister for International Trade
 * Minister of Agriculture (Canada) - Minister of Agriculture
 * Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food (Canada) (r) - Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food
 * Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (Canada) - Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
 * Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (Canada) - Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
 * Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development (Canada) - Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development
 * Minister of Human Resources Development (Canada) - Minister of Human Resources Development
 * Minister of Industry (Canada) - Minister of Industry
 * Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (Canada) - Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
 * Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (Ontario) - Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
 * Minister of International Trade (Canada) - Minister of International Trade
 * Minister of Justice (Canada) - Minister of Justice
 * Minister of Justice (France) - Minister of Justice
 * Minister of Labour and Housing (Canada) (r) - Minister of Labour and Housing
 * Minister of National Defence (Canada) - Minister of National Defence
 * Minister of National Education (France) - Minister of National Education
 * Minister of National Health and Welfare (Canada) (r) - Minister of National Health and Welfare
 * Minister of National Revenue (Canada) - Minister of National Revenue
 * Minister of Natural Resources (Canada) - Minister of Natural Resources
 * Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Canada) - Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
 * Minister of Public Works (Canada) - Minister of Public Works
 * Minister of Public Works and Government Services (Canada) - Minister of Public Works and Government Services
 * Minister of Social Development (Canada) - Minister of Social Development
 * Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industry (France) - Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industry
 * Minister of Veterans Affairs (Canada) - Minister of Veterans Affairs
 * Minister of Western Economic Diversification (Canada) - Minister of Western Economic Diversification
 * Minister responsible for democratic reform (Canada) - Minister responsible for democratic reform
 * Minister responsible for La Francophonie (Canada) - Minister responsible for La Francophonie
 * Minister responsible for Official Languages (Canada) - Minister responsible for Official Languages
 * Minister responsible for the Federal Office of Regional Development - Quebec (Canada) (r) - Minister responsible for the Federal Office of Regional Development - Quebec
 * Minister responsible for the Status of Women (Canada) - Minister responsible for the Status of Women
 * Ministers of Fisheries and Oceans (Canada) (r) - Ministers of Fisheries and Oceans
 * Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs (Ontario) - Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs
 * Ministry of Justice (France) (r) - Ministry of Justice
 * Ministry of Justice (Japan) - Ministry of Justice
 * Ministry of National Education (France) (r) - Ministry of National Education
 * Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industry (France) (r) - Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industry
 * Ministry of the Environment (Japan) - Ministry of the Environment
 * Minorite church (Vienna) - Minorite church
 * Minuet for Keyboard in G (Mozart) (r) - Minuet for Keyboard in G
 * Minuet for piano in G (Mozart) (r) - Minuet for piano in G
 * Minuet in C for Keyboard (Mozart) - Minuet in C for Keyboard
 * Minuet in F for Keyboard (Mozart) - Minuet in F for Keyboard
 * Minuet in G for Keyboard (Mozart) - Minuet in G for Keyboard
 * Mireniamu era (daikaiju eiga) - Mireniamu era
 * Miromesnil (Paris Metro) - Miromesnil
 * Miserere (Allegri) - Miserere
 * Misfit (short story) - Misfit
 * Missile turret (StarCraft) (r) - Missile turret
 * Missile Turret (StarCraft) (r) - Missile Turret
 * Mission critical (game) (r) - Mission critical
 * Mission River (Ontario) (r) - Mission River
 * Mister Hyde (comics) - Mister Hyde
 * Mister X (comics) - Mister X
 * Mitry - Claye (SNCF) - Mitry - Claye
 * Mittweida (district) - Mittweida
 * MK-19 (weapon) - MK-19
 * Mobsters (movie) - Mobsters
 * Modern Scottish Poetry (Faber) - Modern Scottish Poetry
 * Mädler (crater) - Mädler
 * Mädler (Lunar crater) - Mädler
 * Mädler (Mars crater) - Mädler
 * Moltke (crater) - Moltke
 * Monceau (Paris Metro) - Monceau
 * Monoceras (SoA) (r) - Monoceras
 * Mont-Royal (electoral district) (r) - Mont-Royal
 * Montgallet (Paris Metro) - Montgallet
 * Montigny - Beauchamp (SNCF) - Montigny - Beauchamp
 * Montparnasse - Bienvenüe (Metro) (r) - Montparnasse - Bienvenüe
 * Montparnasse - Bienvenüe (Paris Metro) - Montparnasse - Bienvenüe
 * Montparnasse - Bienvenüe (Paris metro) (r) - Montparnasse - Bienvenüe
 * Montparnasse - Bienvenüe (Paris) (r) - Montparnasse - Bienvenüe
 * Moose River (Ontario) - Moose River
 * Mordvin (people) - Mordvin
 * Moretus (crater) - Moretus
 * Morning report (U.S. military) - Morning report
 * Morph (comics) - Morph
 * Morpho (butterfly) - Morpho
 * Morrison-Sound View Avenues (IRT Pelham Line) - Morrison-Sound View Avenues
 * Mosholu Parkway (New York Subway) - Mosholu Parkway
 * Mother Teresa/Mother Teresa (Adam Carr's original text) (r) - Mother Teresa/Mother Teresa
 * Motor Show (UK) - Motor Show
 * Mount Anderson (Washington) - Mount Anderson
 * Mount Olivet Cemetery (Dubuque) - Mount Olivet Cemetery
 * Mouton Duvernet (Paris Metro) - Mouton Duvernet
 * Mr. Trick (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) - Mr. Trick
 * Mt. Eden Avenue (New York Subway) - Mt. Eden Avenue
 * Muehldorf (district) (r) - Muehldorf
 * Muhldorf (district) (r) - Muhldorf
 * Multi-User Dimension (MUD) (r) - Multi-User Dimension
 * Multifunctional display (Orbiter sim) - Multifunctional display
 * Multifunctional displays (Orbiter sim) (r) - Multifunctional displays
 * Multinational force (Iraq) (r) - Multinational force
 * Ménilmontant (Paris Metro) - Ménilmontant
 * Mutual fund scandal (2003) - Mutual fund scandal
 * My lai (massacre) (r) - My lai

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 * O'Day (crater) - O'Day
 * O My Father (hymn) - O My Father
 * Oberkampf (Paris Metro) - Oberkampf
 * Observation tower (ride) - Observation tower
 * Obstruction (baseball) - Obstruction
 * Occasional Conformity Act (1711) - Occasional Conformity Act
 * Odéon (Paris Metro) - Odéon
 * Offensive philosophy (American football) - Offensive philosophy
 * Office of the Military Advisor to the Commonwealth Government (Philippines) (r) - Office of the Military Advisor to the Commonwealth Government
 * Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet (Australia) - Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet
 * Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet (Canada) - Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet
 * Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet (UK) - Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet
 * Offside law (football) - Offside law
 * Ogawa, Ibararaki (Higashiibaraki) - Ogawa, Ibararaki
 * Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? (soundtrack) (r) - Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
 * Olbers (crater) - Olbers
 * Old Harrison County Courthouse (Texas) - Old Harrison County Courthouse
 * Old Major (Animal Farm) - Old Major
 * Old Post Office Building (Washington) - Old Post Office Building
 * Old Trick New Dog (album) - Old Trick New Dog
 * Old Woman River (Ontario) - Old Woman River
 * Olde Cheshire Cheese (London pub) - Olde Cheshire Cheese
 * Olivia (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) - Olivia
 * Olpe (district) - Olpe
 * Olympic athletics medalists (men) (r) - Olympic athletics medalists
 * Olympic athletics medalists (women) (r) - Olympic athletics medalists
 * Olympic Baseball Center (Athens) (r) - Olympic Baseball Center
 * Olympic Baseball Centre (Athens) - Olympic Baseball Centre
 * Olympic medalists in athletics (men) - Olympic medalists in athletics
 * Olympic medalists in athletics (women) - Olympic medalists in athletics
 * Olympic medalists in swimming (men) - Olympic medalists in swimming
 * Olympic Softball Stadium (Athens) - Olympic Softball Stadium
 * Olympus Spaceport (Orbiter sim) - Olympus Spaceport
 * Omega, (Navigation System) (r) - Omega,
 * On the Town with The League of Gentlemen (radio series) (r) - On the Town with The League of Gentlemen
 * One From the Heart (album) - One From the Heart
 * One pair (poker) - One pair
 * One pair (Poker) (r) - One pair
 * Onega (disambiguation) - Onega
 * Opel RAK.1 (plane) - Opel RAK.1
 * Open Range (movie) (r) - Open Range (r)
 * Operation Gothic Serpent timeline (Somalia, 1993) (r) - Operation Gothic Serpent timeline
 * Operation Tsunami (Canada) - Operation Tsunami
 * Opiuchus (planet) (r) - Opiuchus
 * Opposition House Leader (Canada) (r) - Opposition House Leader
 * Optimize (magazine) - Optimize
 * Opéra (Paris Metro) - Opéra
 * Opus 64 No 1 (Chopin) (r) - Opus 64 No 1
 * Opuwo (Constituency) - Opuwo
 * Ordinary (heraldry) - Ordinary
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 11 (1994) - Oregon Ballot Measure 11
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 16 (1994) - Oregon Ballot Measure 16
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 25 (2002) - Oregon Ballot Measure 25
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 27 (2002) - Oregon Ballot Measure 27
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 28 (2003) - Oregon Ballot Measure 28
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 30 (2004) - Oregon Ballot Measure 30
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 36 (1996) - Oregon Ballot Measure 36
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 47 (1996) - Oregon Ballot Measure 47
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 5 (1990) - Oregon Ballot Measure 5
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 50 (1997) - Oregon Ballot Measure 50
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 51 (1997) - Oregon Ballot Measure 51
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 60 (1998) - Oregon Ballot Measure 60
 * Oregon Ballot Measure 9 (1992) - Oregon Ballot Measure 9
 * Oregon Delegation in 107th &/or 108th Congress (2001-2005) - Oregon Delegation in 107th &/or 108th Congress
 * Organizing Committee of Principist Trotskyism (Fourth International) - Organizing Committee of Principist Trotskyism
 * Organizing Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) - Organizing Committee, Communist Party of India
 * Orishas (band) - Orishas
 * Orontius (crater) - Orontius
 * Orsay Ville (Paris Metro) - Orsay Ville
 * Orthosie (moon) - Orthosie
 * Osteopetrosis, (generic term) - Osteopetrosis,
 * Osterode (district) - Osterode
 * Otter island (fictional) - Otter island
 * Our Classbook (Twins album) (r) - Our Classbook
 * Our Classbook (Twins) (r) - Our Classbook
 * Ourcq (Paris Metro) - Ourcq
 * Outpost (computer game) - Outpost
 * Outsider (Known Space) - Outsider
 * Oyggjaframi (m-l) - Oyggjaframi
 * Oyggjaframji (m-l) (r) - Oyggjaframji

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 * P scale (Babylon 5) - P scale
 * P.E. Squad/DooDoo Chasers ('Going All-The-Way Off' Instrumental) (r) - P.E. Squad/DooDoo Chasers
 * P1 (Swedish radio station) - P1
 * Paaliaq (moon) - Paaliaq
 * Pad Abort Test-2 (Apollo) - Pad Abort Test-2
 * Paganini Variations (Brahms) - Paganini Variations
 * Page 47 (Alias episode) - Page 47
 * Pagh (Star Trek) - Pagh
 * Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre (Paris Metro) - Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre
 * Palaiseau - Villebon (Paris Metro) - Palaiseau - Villebon
 * Palestinian immigration (Israel) - Palestinian immigration
 * Palus (tribe) - Palus
 * Pan-American Conference at Montevideo (1933) (r) - Pan-American Conference at Montevideo
 * Panama-Pacific International Exposition (1915) - Panama-Pacific International Exposition
 * Paper Scissors Stone (album) - Paper Scissors Stone
 * Parc de Sceaux (Paris Metro) - Parc de Sceaux
 * Parc des Expositions (Paris Metro) - Parc des Expositions
 * Parchim (district) - Parchim
 * Paris Season (The Real World) - Paris Season
 * Park Street Station (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) - Park Street Station
 * Parkchester-East 177th Street (New York Subway) - Parkchester-East 177th Street
 * Parliament election (Norway) (r) - Parliament election
 * Parmentier (Paris Metro) - Parmentier
 * Parti pour la république du Canada (Québec) - Parti pour la république du Canada
 * Parti republicain/Republican Party (Canada) - Parti republicain/Republican Party
 * Particle in a one dimensional lattice (periodic potential) - Particle in a one dimensional lattice
 * Particle in a one dimentional lattice (periodic potential) (r) - Particle in a one dimentional lattice
 * Partitioned Poland (1795-1914) - Partitioned Poland
 * Partitioning (IBM PC) (r) - Partitioning
 * Parzival (band) - Parzival
 * Pasithee (moon) - Pasithee
 * Passage Part 1 (Alias episode) - Passage Part 1
 * Passage Part 2 (Alias episode) - Passage Part 2
 * Pataki (New York Governor) (r) - Pataki
 * Pathological (mathematics) - Pathological
 * Patriotic People's Movement (Finland) - Patriotic People's Movement
 * Patriotic Union (Liechtenstein) - Patriotic Union
 * Paul Chomedey, sieur de Maisonneuve (1612-1676) (r) - Paul Chomedey, sieur de Maisonneuve
 * Pay television services (Hong Kong) - Pay television services
 * Pazardzhik (region) - Pazardzhik
 * Peace of Paris (1814) (r) - Peace of Paris
 * Peacemaker (comics) - Peacemaker
 * Peacemaker (film) - Peacemaker
 * Peasant revolts (Europe) (r) - Peasant revolts
 * Peine (district) - Peine
 * Pelham Parkway (New York Subway) - Pelham Parkway
 * Pelleport (Paris Metro) - Pelleport
 * Penalty shot (hockey) - Penalty shot
 * Pend d'Oreilles (tribe) - Pend d'Oreilles
 * Penguin Book of Contemporary Verse (1918-1960) - Penguin Book of Contemporary Verse
 * Penigal (Stargate) - Penigal
 * Pensioners' Party (Italy) - Pensioners' Party
 * Pentagon City (Washington Metro) - Pentagon City
 * Peoples Party (Portugal) (r) - Peoples Party
 * Pereire - Levallois (Paris Metro) - Pereire - Levallois
 * Pereire (Paris Metro) - Pereire
 * Permanent resident (Canada) - Permanent resident
 * Pernety (Paris Metro) - Pernety
 * Pernik (region) - Pernik
 * Personal pronouns (Portuguese) - Personal pronouns
 * Personal pronouns (portuguese) (r) - Personal pronouns
 * Pestlence (band) (r) - Pestlence
 * Petavius (crater) - Petavius
 * Peter Tapsel (United Kingdom) (r) - Peter Tapsel
 * Petersen (Red Dwarf) (r) - Petersen
 * Pfaffenhofen (district) - Pfaffenhofen
 * Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) (r) - Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
 * Phase One (Alias episode) - Phase One
 * Phil's Relto (Myst) (r) - Phil's Relto
 * Phil Williams (politician) - Phil Williams
 * Philadelphia Season (The Real World) - Philadelphia Season
 * Philip Glass/Akhnaten (1983) (r) - Philip Glass/Akhnaten
 * Philodox (Werewolf: the Apocalypse) - Philodox
 * Philosophy articles (master list) - Philosophy articles
 * Photographs of the Belize fauna (1) - Photographs of the Belize fauna
 * Photographs of the Belize fauna (2) - Photographs of the Belize fauna
 * Photographs of the Belize fauna (3) - Photographs of the Belize fauna
 * Photographs of the Belize fauna (4) - Photographs of the Belize fauna
 * Photographs of the Belize fauna (5) - Photographs of the Belize fauna
 * Photographs of the Belize flora (1) - Photographs of the Belize flora
 * Photographs of the Belize flora (2) - Photographs of the Belize flora
 * Photographs of the Belize flora (3) - Photographs of the Belize flora
 * Photographs of the Belize flora (4) - Photographs of the Belize flora
 * Photographs of the Xunantunich ruins (1) (r) - Photographs of the Xunantunich ruins
 * Physical attacks (Pokemon) (r) - Physical attacks
 * Piano Concerto No. 1 (Brahms) - Piano Concerto No. 1
 * Piano Concerto No. 17 (Mozart) - Piano Concerto No. 17
 * Piano Concerto No. 2 (Brahms) - Piano Concerto No. 2
 * Piano Concerto No. 20 (Mozart) - Piano Concerto No. 20
 * Piano Concerto No. 21 (Mozart) (r) - Piano Concerto No. 21
 * Piano Concerto No. 5 (Beethoven) - Piano Concerto No. 5
 * Piano Quintet in A (Schubert) (r) - Piano Quintet in A
 * Piano Sonata No. 11 (Mozart) - Piano Sonata No. 11
 * Piano Sonata No. 12 (Mozart) - Piano Sonata No. 12
 * Piano Sonata No. 14 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 14
 * Piano Sonata No. 2 (Ives) - Piano Sonata No. 2
 * Piano Sonata No. 21 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 21
 * Piano Sonata No. 23 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 23
 * Piano Sonata No. 29 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 29
 * Piano Sonata No. 3 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 3
 * Piano Sonata No. 32 (Beethoven) (r) - Piano Sonata No. 32
 * Piano Sonata No. 32 in C minor (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 32 in C minor
 * Piano Sonata No. 8 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonata No. 8
 * Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Opus 13 (Beethoven) (r) - Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Opus 13
 * Piano Sonata, K. 332 (Mozart) (r) - Piano Sonata, K. 332
 * Piano Sonata, K. 545 (Mozart) - Piano Sonata, K. 545
 * Piano Sonatas Nos. 13 - 14, Opus 27 (Beethoven) - Piano Sonatas Nos. 13 - 14, Opus 27
 * Piano Trio (Tchaikovsky) - Piano Trio
 * Piano Trio No. 7 (Beethoven) (r) - Piano Trio No. 7
 * Piano Trio No. 7 in B flat major, Opus 97 (Beethoven) (r) - Piano Trio No. 7 in B flat major, Opus 97
 * Piano Trios Nos. 1 - 3, Opus 1 (Beethoven) - Piano Trios Nos. 1 - 3, Opus 1
 * Piano Trios Nos. 5 - 6, Opus 70 (Beethoven) - Piano Trios Nos. 5 - 6, Opus 70
 * Piano Trios, Opus 1 (Beethoven) (r) - Piano Trios, Opus 1
 * Piano Trios, Opus 70 (Beethoven) (r) - Piano Trios, Opus 70
 * Piccolomini (crater) - Piccolomini
 * Pickaxe Pete (Videopac game) - Pickaxe Pete
 * Picpus (Paris Metro) - Picpus
 * Pictet (crater) - Pictet
 * Piddle (river) (r) - Piddle
 * Pierrelaye (SNCF) - Pierrelaye
 * Pinch runner (baseball) - Pinch runner
 * Piney River (East Tennessee) - Piney River
 * Piney River (Middle Tennessee) - Piney River
 * Pink Tape (album) (r) - Pink Tape
 * Pinneberg (district) - Pinneberg
 * Pinwheel (TV show) - Pinwheel
 * Pirate ship (ride) - Pirate ship
 * Pitatus (crater) - Pitatus
 * Place d'Italie (Paris Metro) - Place d'Italie
 * Place de Clichy (Paris Metro) - Place de Clichy
 * Place des Fêtes (Paris Metro) - Place des Fêtes
 * Place Monge (Paris Metro) - Place Monge
 * Plaisance (Paris Metro) - Plaisance
 * Pleasure Principle (album) - Pleasure Principle
 * Plinius (crater) - Plinius
 * Plural Marriage (LDS) (r) - Plural Marriage
 * Plural Marriage (Mormonism) (r) - Plural Marriage
 * Plus/minus (hockey) - Plus/minus
 * Po Lam (MTR) - Po Lam
 * Poisonous Mushroom (Super Mario) (r) - Poisonous Mushroom
 * Poissonnière (Paris Metro) - Poissonnière
 * Pokémon The Movie 2000 (soundtrack) - Pokémon The Movie 2000
 * Polarstern (Ship) - Polarstern
 * Politeness and respect (Japanese language) - Politeness and respect
 * Politics of (country) (r) - Politics of
 * Ponce Lions (basketball) - Ponce Lions
 * Pont de l'Alma (Paris Metro) - Pont de l'Alma
 * Pont de Levallois - Bécon (Paris Metro) - Pont de Levallois - Bécon
 * Pont de Neuilly (Paris Metro) - Pont de Neuilly
 * Pont de Sèvres (Paris Metro) - Pont de Sèvres
 * Pont Marie (Paris Metro) - Pont Marie
 * Poplar & Canning Town (constituency) (r) - Poplar & Canning Town
 * Popular Action (Peru) - Popular Action
 * Portage Lakes (Ohio) - Portage Lakes
 * Porte d'Auteuil (Paris Metro) - Porte d'Auteuil
 * Porte d'Italie (Paris Metro) - Porte d'Italie
 * Porte d'Ivry (Paris Metro) - Porte d'Ivry
 * Porte d'Orléans (Paris Metro) - Porte d'Orléans
 * Porte Dauphine (Paris Metro) - Porte Dauphine
 * Porte de Bagnolet (Paris Metro) - Porte de Bagnolet
 * Porte de Champerret (Paris Metro) - Porte de Champerret
 * Porte de Charenton (Paris Metro) - Porte de Charenton
 * Porte de Choisy (Paris Metro) - Porte de Choisy
 * Porte de Clichy (Paris Metro) - Porte de Clichy
 * Porte de Clignancourt (Paris Metro) - Porte de Clignancourt
 * Porte de la Chapelle (Paris Metro) - Porte de la Chapelle
 * Porte de la Villette (Paris Metro) - Porte de la Villette
 * Porte de Montreuil (Paris Metro) - Porte de Montreuil
 * Porte de Pantin (Paris Metro) - Porte de Pantin
 * Porte de Saint-Cloud (Paris Metro) - Porte de Saint-Cloud
 * Porte de Saint-Ouen (Paris Metro) - Porte de Saint-Ouen
 * Porte de Vanves (Paris Metro) - Porte de Vanves
 * Porte de Versailles (Paris Metro) - Porte de Versailles
 * Porte de Vincennes (Paris Metro) - Porte de Vincennes
 * Porte des Lilas (Paris Metro) - Porte des Lilas
 * Porte Dorée (Paris Metro) - Porte Dorée
 * Porte Maillot (Paris Metro) - Porte Maillot
 * Porter Station (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) - Porter Station
 * Portugal Village (Toronto) (r) - Portugal Village
 * Post Captain (novel) - Post Captain
 * Post Office Railway (London) (r) - Post Office Railway
 * Postal Code (China) (r) - Postal Code
 * Power level (Dragon Ball) - Power level
 * Power level (dragonball) (r) - Power level
 * Powerplay (hockey) (r) - Powerplay
 * Praxidike (moon) - Praxidike
 * Precious (Cubic U) - Precious
 * Preference regression (in marketing) - Preference regression
 * Pregnancy category (pharmaceutical) - Pregnancy category
 * Pregnancy Category (Pharmaceutical) (r) - Pregnancy Category
 * Premier Soccer League (South Africa) - Premier Soccer League
 * President of the Confederation (Switzerland) (r) - President of the Confederation
 * President of the Treasury Board (Canada) - President of the Treasury Board
 * President Street (New York Subway) - President Street
 * Presidential Standard (Ireland) - Presidential Standard
 * Presidents of the United States of America II (album) (r) - Presidents of the United States of America II
 * Prime Cuts (1983-1995) - Prime Cuts
 * Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regiment) (r) - Prince of Wales's
 * Principal Flutie (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) - Principal Flutie
 * Prinz (crater) - Prinz
 * Private Channel (The Twilight Zone) - Private Channel
 * Procedural (programming) (r) - Procedural
 * Product Rule (Calculus) (r) - Product Rule
 * Product Rule (calculus) (r) - Product Rule
 * Profile in Silver (The Twilight Zone) - Profile in Silver
 * Progressive-Conservative (candidate) - Progressive-Conservative
 * Progressive Green Party (New Zealand) - Progressive Green Party
 * Prohibitionists in Manitoba (provincial candidates) - Prohibitionists in Manitoba
 * Promo (professional wrestling) - Promo
 * Promos (professional wrestling) (r) - Promos
 * Proposed amendment (US Constitution) (r) - Proposed amendment
 * Protected areas of New South Wales (Australia) - Protected areas of New South Wales
 * Protected areas of Queensland (Australia) - Protected areas of Queensland
 * Protected areas of Tasmania (Australia) - Protected areas of Tasmania
 * Protected areas of the Northern Territory (Australia) - Protected areas of the Northern Territory
 * Protected areas of Victoria (Australia) - Protected areas of Victoria
 * Protection (climbing) - Protection
 * Protection (poker) - Protection
 * Protoss Zeolot (StarCraft) (r) - Protoss Zeolot
 * Prototype-based (programming) (r) - Prototype-based
 * Provisional Central Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) - Provisional Central Committee, Communist Party of India
 * Prowler (Farscape) - Prowler
 * Prsence (album) (r) - Prsence
 * Pré Saint-Gervais (Paris Metro) - Pré Saint-Gervais
 * Ptolemaeus (crater) - Ptolemaeus
 * Ptolemaeus (Lunar crater) - Ptolemaeus
 * Public cardroom etiquette (poker) - Public cardroom etiquette
 * Public cardroom rules (poker) - Public cardroom rules
 * Puffer (CA) (r) - Puffer paranthesis gives context sheridan 21:45, 2005 May 19 (UTC)
 * Puffer train (CA) - Puffer train paranthesis gives context sheridan 21:45, 2005 May 19 (UTC)
 * Puiseux (crater) - Puiseux
 * Pupin (crater) - Pupin
 * Purbach (crater) - Purbach
 * Push (professional wrestling) - Push
 * Pusher (aircraft) (r) - Pusher
 * Pyramides (Paris Metro) - Pyramides
 * Pyro (comics) - Pyro
 * Pyro (superhero) (r) - Pyro

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 * Quai de la Gare (Paris Metro) - Quai de la Gare
 * Quai de la Rapée (Paris Metro) - Quai de la Rapée
 * Quame (Captain Planet character) (r) - Quame
 * Quantitative Analysis Software (Finance) - Quantitative Analysis Software
 * Quatre Septembre (Paris Metro) - Quatre Septembre
 * Queen's (electoral district) - Queen's
 * Queensboro Plaza (7-Flushing) - Queensboro Plaza
 * Queensboro Plaza (New York Subway) - Queensboro Plaza
 * Quotient Rule (calculus) (r) - Quotient Rule

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