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first. What I did finally 'grok' this morning was the ease of adding internal links using double brackets... I thought at first I had to somehow provide the actual link so that's a relief that if the page exists in wiki, it can find it without me giving directions. The other important thing that I learned was that it will tell me in red if the page doesn't exist yet. I experimented with internal links in an article about a French commune. I am trying to stick to science related subjects as I troll through random articles because that is where my expertise lies (I skip articles on sport and media personalities!). What I also want to do is become a writer for wikipedia. I have some experience with internet writing, mainly at helium.com where I have written over 200 articles, mostly biological. (I consider myself to be the 'worm queen' because I have written articles on every type of worm most ppl can think of and a few that almost nobody has ever heard of... :)

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rolls and these were called their swags... when they went 'walkabout' they were said to be 'humping their swags' (no sexual allusion there in those days) and they were called swaggies. I have been wandering around most of my life and now I like to wander around the Great Barrier reef whenever possible - hence the nick Reefswaggie. What I like about it is that I have never come across it anywhere else - like yours, I am sure, its unique so I don't have to be reefswaggie12 or something :)... oh have you heard the aussie song Waltzing Matilda? the first line is Once a Jolly Swagman camped beside a billabong, under the shade of a Coolabah tree... cheers from down undah,

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and penguins on remote islands and the flora and fauna of my own property in northern New South Wales, although I am currently living near Cairns. I have also been a wildlife rescuer and carer for many years and specialize in raptor rehabilitation. To earn a crust, I have been a science and marine studies teacher for the past twenty years but am reinventing myself these days for a company that requires articles about herpes simplex... my boss said to get on wiki and become an editor first to establish my credibility before turning my hand to writing articles for him.

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to other wiki sites because I'm not quite sure how to do it yet... maybe I am getting ahead of myself but I find doing it works better for me than trying to read the manual first :) Would you mind reading my effort and letting me know if its ok and how I can make it better? Thank you! (I went to Teahouse but was too embarrassed to ask my oh so basic questions - you are currently my only wiki-friend so I decided to bother you instead) regards,

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really say "that was a brilliant film". I'd say roughly 30% of films I watch I'd even consider wanting to get it on DVD but I'm happy to have seen most of the films I've watched, there's a lot of films though that you really wouldn't want to see many times. Even Roger Ebert only saw most films once or twice every 20 or 30 years bbut then again he had an extreme amount of films to watch. He must have seen every film!♦

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category (and often multiple ones)! It makes my job categorizing male actors so much simpler. I still check each article (because some women have ambiguous names) because there is often no indication what medium the actor works in. It's still many thousands of articles to go through. But I just wanted to know how much I appreciate the work that has been done!

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Clift? A bit wet. I enjoy most of his films like From here to Eternity, A Place in the Sun. Suddenly Last Summer etc but John Wayne is a good judge of character and I think he was right about Clift not being an impressive man. Actually looking through Charlton Heston's filmography he didn't appear in

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I agree with her, I mean compare his filmography to somebody like Charlton Heston or Gregory Peck. I find most of his films enjoyable but as enjoyable as The Taming of the Shrew is I think yeah Virginia Wolff is the only one you could really put in the top class of films among the best of all time.♦

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Agreed completely, Goodnight was one of the worst Bond girls. The film itself wasn't a strong one technically, but Knick Knack and Scaramanga and the exotic Thai location made it thoroughly enjoyable I think and Goodnight and Maud Adams in skimpy bikinis of course didn't harm!. Hehe I still remember

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More an opera/theatre guy I see. Well, I also generally found the Roger Moore films more enjoyable to watch, so did my father, but as Bond, of course, Connery is my favourite. Dr. No, Goldfinger and OHMSS rank among my favourites though, and I really disliked Moonraker! There aren't many films I can

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Defintely has had a nose job and by looking at her face I'd say an eye lift, lips plumped and botox, I wouldn't be surprised if those were cheekbone implants too. OK, she's generally doesn't look like some of the hideous Californian plastic blondes, but she's already started to look like Cher if you

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Ok, when I went back again, now the reference is showing correctly below the reference line, so maybe I am just not giving it enough time? I have now added a link to a flickr photo and so far it is not showing correctly so i guess i will go back and see if it has changed since i last looked. NO, I

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Thanks for the welcome. I am having trouble finding my way around. I am a biologist and would prefer to edit bio articles. I went to preferences but it didn't give me an option to choose what kind of articles I edit and I get random ones when I get into editing. Also I am having trouble finding my

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I know at least as much about insects as you do...maybe even less. Perhaps I'll go ahead and add the reference short-term, and see what comes of it. And you're right - there's something a little odd about it, but it seems sourced, so I'll let it stand for the nonce. I wonder if it has to do with

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I don't know anything about insects in general and even less about this one in particular. I am not sure what to suggest; of course adding a reference would be appropriate provided the information is accurate and my trouble is that something about this does not seem right at all. The article really

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I used to hate OHMSS because of Lazenby, but everytime I watch it it grows on me. Lazenby aside I think it was one of the better Bond films. Die Another Day is probably the second worst after View To a Kill IMO. Moonraker, the first part with Drax's chateau and the Venini glass, yeah that was good,

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Yes, as Lobo was saying, the Academy almost always go for straightforward, simple, uncontroversial dramas. Oliver! for instance is an enjoyable film and good, but to think that it is a better picture than something like Rosemary's Baby or Once Upon a Time in the West of the same year is just silly.

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Hi there, say, if you are tagging articles for wikiproject horse racing, feel free to also assess, looks like the bulk of what you are finding is clearly |class=stub|importance=low, with something occasionally start class. Nothing stops others from upgrading the assessment, of course, and it would

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I have been away for a few days with other work and now I am trying to edit an article. I have worked my way through the editing tutorial in the sandbox but the reference I tried to add did not come up as a footnote and it didn't come up as a link either. I have looked at the tutorial and back at

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I chose a random article on Grise Fiord to edit. Transportation had one sentence and living conditions had none. So I read up on the place to add to what I already know about the high arctic and wrote a few sentences... I managed to put in my first reference but I didn't put any pretty blue links

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source so that the copyright status may be checked more easily. It is best to specify the exact Web page where you found the images, rather than only giving the source domain or the URL of the image files themselves. Please update the image descriptions with URLs that will be more helpful to other

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are among those actors who I enjoy virtually every film they're in, especially Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn who I think are my favourite actor/actress. Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart for me stand out as having the most films which were good. I mean can you recall a film with either of them in which

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Especially for smaller localities I think, but gradually I think scholars are conducting more research into obscure parts of the world and learning about ethnic groups and localities and practices form the people themselves. The HIstorical Dictionary of Ethiopia + Eritrea 1994 edition for instance

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Your promptly spotting my upload of the Cliff Theater photos was impressive-- but it was a little disconcerting to find out that you'd already illustrated the NRHP list article. It's selfish of me, I know, but I'd really rather have put in the illustration myself; the diff would've been my reward

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a few minutes later: When i went back to the page and clicked on references edit, somehow i managed to change it to a footnote but instead of showing the whole reference, it is just showing a number 1 in the references though it shows it as a in the actual text... but at least the link does work

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I am not a specialist, although my field is roughly evolutionary ecology - how species have evolved together in particular ecosystems. I have worked as a marine biologist (mudworms in oysters) but have also attempted a PhD in Avian Ecology and spent time studying soil insects on the tundra, seals

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I came to Australia in 1975 - born in Oregon, high school in California, Universities in Canada, NZ, Alaska and then a job in Aus. I love Aussie slang... during the depression, the itinerant unemployed 'blokes' who wandered around looking for work carried their belongings wrapped up in their bed

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I admit that the article calls for a world of expanding-- it's one of those that Doncram created as a two-sentence stub, in the belief that it'd attract scores of edits and additions and cruise to GA status in no time flat. However, somebody else is going to have to do the expanding-- I've got

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I didn't say either Die Another Day nor View to a Kill were bad films. Every Bond film has been good IMO. Just I would consider them two of the weaker Bond entries, Quantum of Solace too. Man with the Golden Gun is one of my favourites but it's usually one of the worst on people's lists. I just

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so maybe it's not impossible. On the other hand, I'm eager to defer to whomever created the first version and, out of deference toward the first writer, I'm fine with using the first version of the title. I'll happily leave it up to you, either way seems perfectly fine. Thanks for the superb

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Do I just continue here to continue this conversation or do I start a new line? Whatever - I am here now :) I went to the VE page and found out how to get out of VE when I do things. I also found that uploading flickr photos is not as straightforward as I thought, so I will get more experience

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I was looking at your contribution list and find we are doing very similar work...only you are categorizing actresses while I'm categorizing male actors. If you are responsible, I am truly impressed...it doesn't matter how small the country is or what century, each one has at least one actress

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Thanks for your prompt and friendly response to my questions. I am now working my way through the tutorial. I'm particularly interested in links and references right now... It's not intuitively obvious to me yet how to construct them but I will reread it all in a minute and have a go in the

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I liked Orson Welles in A Man For All Seasons, but something about Robert Shaw in that garb and John Hurt with the funny eyes and obvious George Harrison haircut and tash of 1966 really unsettled me. I don't like Shaw either, nasty piece of work, didn't like him in the Sting either.♦

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Great film. I wouldn't say it is quite "one of the very best of all time" but it's not far off off that league. The war scenes in particular I found most convincing, frightening the sound of the planes and bombing. I know some people and critics consider it as the greatest film.♦

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Strange but I've just finished watching Ben Hur and I see you edit it the moment I finished watching it!!. Haven't seen it in years but I think it's probably the greatest film I've ever seen. Lord of the Rings trilogy is the only other film I can think of which I rate so highly.♦

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I am back after a few days of 'real' work (i.e. for money :). I am random editing for experience and am on the Camaiore page. I corrected some sentences but then thought it would be good to add a climate section, but I couldn't see how to do that. cheers from down under,

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are in such a haphazard state. ou think how many book sources exist on it and what does it have? Half of the notable NYC streets are redirects. It's beginning to give me a headache how much work is needed to improve existing articles and what is missing...♦

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Might be worth looking into, but the departments need adding the communes to and expansion first IMO before starting them. No idea on Guyana, I know there is a list of third-level divisions of Mozambique called Postos which I still need to create sometime

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Thanks. I learned a lot too. To me random articles like these are a form of verbal jigsaw puzzle. I start from total ignorance and try to fit together what the sources say into some sort of coherent write-up. Just a hobby. Harmless, I hope. Thanks again.

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Could I request that you do not add disambiguation tags to the talk pages of surname list articles, since they aren't disambiguation pages. It's not a problem in itself but a bot will eventually come along and create misleading redirects because of it.

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Yeah I think The Nun's Story was her best performance, I agree with Loeba on that one. Not my favourite role of hers though, I rather liked her roles in Roman Holiday, Sabrina and even My Fair Lady more. Roman Holiday is in my top 10 of all time.♦

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Yes I know, but Hepburn's one of my favourite actresses and I've enjoyed most of her films. I'm watching Patton at the moment, what do you think of it? It's the sort of film that probably a lot of US senators and official cite as their favorite.♦

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Spartacus, West Side Story, Lawrence of Arabia and Tom Jones coming next... I've seen them all but a long time ago. I have L of Arabia on DVD but it's such a long film I rarely watch it. I've been watching every Academy Award winner since 1927.♦

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templating users which have nothing to do with the current state of an article is something you may want to consider adding to your patrolling practice. You would then also have seen that there's a clean version you could have reverted to...

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as the simpler version of the title, without the year being built in, simply because it's such a strange title that I can't imagine another version of it being made, although of course W.C. Fields did re-use the title of the great classic

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I was kidding actually. But I think your user name change will still mean you will have to sign out and sign in again even on the same name. Mine broke, forgot my password on my Dr. Blofeld account in the commons so use Blofeld Dr. now.♦

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I made a minor editing on Saint Veronica. Neither the Acta Sanctorum nor the Petites Bollandistes mentioned she was known as Santa Berenice. Please do not change again this statement, unless you have evidences to support your claims.

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are missing a description and/or other details on their image description pages. If possible, please add this information. This will help other editors make better use of the images, and they will be more informative to readers.

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Would you consider reverting yourself? I don't know what he did for a living. Serving one term in a 19th-century state legislature which met for less than a month and a half does not seem to me to make him a "politician".

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Yeah that's the one. I enjoyed it although not as good as Ben Hur obviously! I thought it was much better than Spartacus and Julius Caesar anyway. Kirk Douglas was way too rough and brash to play a convincing Roman!♦

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has not been significantly edited since its creation 5 years ago and the version when I read it said "scheduled for airing on August 21 2008. Embarrassing isn't it, but I suppose it hardly gets a lot of traffic.♦

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way back to editing... from here if I click on edit, it just wants me to edit this page. I know how to edit so I don't need the sandbox but I could use a roadmap :) Thanks for any hints or directions regards,

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hi there, thank you for helping out with the categories of Normansfield Theatre, I just could not figure out which ones to use and was going to do it later. Do you think you can help with this one as well

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Ok off to the tutorial and following links to biology pages :). Where do you live? What's your background? Was Ser Amantio di Nicolao a historical figure? - great name! Regards from far north Queensland,

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It looks like I started the confusion, putting the dynasty under Sultans when I started it, then not fixing that mistake later. It looks right now. I have no idea how you add categories so fast. Thanks,

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Yeah it was really not good, rather a cheap historical production if you ask me. The Robe on the other hand with Burton is one of the best historical epics I've seen aside from a few character flaws.♦

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Great film. very enjoyable! Finney looks so much like Ewan Mcgregor, I had to double take at times. Now I know where Mike Myers got the "Moley, moley, moley" thing and the chess piece foreplay from!♦

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Yes, I think this film is so obscure that no one's really going to pay much attention to it and it's better to blank the first one, I guess, than have two gradually converging versions up.

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How is a physics instrument to measure vibrations classified as Medicine project? From what I could see only one reference mentions such use, but it's primarily a tool to research polymers.

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Well, they don't call me "fastest gun in the east" for nothing. Actually, they don't call me "fastest gun in the East" at all. Just the voices in my head, when they're talking to me. --

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wasn't good? They made what were sometimes technically average films good by their charisma and presence. Gary Cooper on the other hand admittedly I find a lot of his films boring.♦

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of the articles we have which are mostly untouched in years which concerns me. The time needed to expand all of those Brazilian municipalities for instance.. Just came across

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or German National Library. It's intended for books that are pre-ISBN. I can fix this quite easily in due course. Give me a couple of weeks when I'm back on Knowledge. --

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Good grief that's 8 other wikis now. Polish wiki from what I recall was one of the scariest wikipedias to category browse though in terms of bulk missing and quality.♦

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part of WikiProject Medicine? In my opinion it has to do with the following: Berlin, nudity, sexuality, sport. Exactly which of these has anything to do with medicine?

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has been researched by an Eritrean scholar. All it needs is some of the them to be educated and to do the research and put it in books. Check out this I found earlier

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Duly noted. I dont usually patrol. I happened to be on that article because it was a dead end, and I was linking. I will keep this in mind if I tag in the future.

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Yeah I think he was a bit of a wet blanket compared to some of the alpha male actors of his era but I still think he was a very good actor and enjoy his films.♦

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Thanks for the reply. This must be the fastest response I've ever gotten in Knowledge (not even time enough to discover if I still remembered any Latin...

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in Moonraker and the cable cars in Brazil was also very good. It was a good film but I think the Bond in space thing as I say really didn't appeal to me.♦

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Diane Cilento was wonderfully slutty in the film too. I don't normally find her that attractive either but you can't blame young Tom for his shenanigans!♦

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banner to articles about people. The film project does not cover actors, filmmakers, screenwriters etc.; those people are covered by adding the parameter

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with what I could find. It's finding the people who care enough about small towns in places like Eritrea who are able to research them is the problem!!♦

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Well, that rules out most of Africa! I've always asserted that the towns and villages we once started were more notable than people think. Just expanded

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this category is a container only category and should not directly include any American novelists. You may see a concise explanation at the top of the

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and the potential red links!! Nearly every article I start turns up a ton of red links!! In turn it makes me think of missing potential articles like

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I've started a discussion of this topic at WikiProject Insects as we could end up with very many categories per article which may not be helpful.

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is wishing you Season's Greetings! Thank you for all those magic improvements to the cats! This message celebrates the holiday season, promotes

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I had a quick look at your contributions and they are impressive. Do you accept Barnstars? In any case let me know if you ever need any help. --

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Ser Amantio di Nicolao, I've been appreciating your kind input when I post new films and I accidentally posted a film that you'd already done,

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A great film. So much fun!! Richard Burton is a blast in it as a lovable rogue and Elizabeth Taylor virtually at her best in terms of looks.♦

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Excellent start! I'll look into it probably tomorrow. I'm trying to get Paris into shape for the GA but it's difficult to find the energy!♦

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compliment, by the way, I really appreciate that! Knowledge is a thankless endeavor most of the time, at least for me, and thanks again.

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to me that A Man For all Seasons beat it to the Academy Award in '66. Woolf was superbly acted, a Man for all Seasons was rather bland.♦

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I've reverted my edit, so at least it's not pointing at a spurious link. Sorry for being too hasty in reverting your correct deletions! --

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sandbox. My question now is: I have written pages on a lot of organisms for helium.com - may I reference my own writing on a subject?

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Thought you might, The article needs a lot of work and work on its landmarks, photos always welcome of course! BTW see the poster for

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for the half-tank of gas I burned detouring to Wray to get the photo. You've left me with a rather coitus-interruptus sensation...

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thought Bond in space was ridiculous and was inspired by nothing but the obsession with space following the success of Star Wars. ♦

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Please do not continue to tag redirects for U.S. Roads. This is adding to our unassessed backlog, as well as resulting in filling

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You've not missed anything by not watching Chariots of Fire. Worst Academy Award winner I've seen to date. Nothing but a bunch of

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that you've added some links pointing to

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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to the article. Do you have a source for that? I didn't put a foundation date in the article as I couldn't find one. Cheers,

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As far as I know, he had an ongoing kidney condition, but he didn't die from that, he died from a lung infection. Cheers,

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Hi, you may not be aware of this, but generally all topics on anime, manga, and the characters or episodes are covered by

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Oooppppsss!!! We need to check this out. I'm quite busy over the next week, so it'll have to wait. How's your German? ! --

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This is a neutral notice that an RfC has been opened at an article which you have edited within the past year. It is at

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Yeah they're too commercial for the Oscar. Too much action not enough drama. BTW what are your top 5 favourite operas?♦

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are not tagged. Can you tag for Malaysian and TV? Might be others in the other Malaysian television series categories.♦

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to like Audrey in anything. Fonda definitely wasn't right for the role though and I'm quite a fan of him as an actor.♦

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Excellent, thanks. Did you say you've seen How to Steal a Million? Been a while since I saw it. Great film isn't it.♦

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Thank you for your diligence in adding categories to this article. I went to do so and saw you had beaten me to it. --

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I found a photo of yours without source / author on commons. Could you please have a look and fill in the blank spots

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Hi SAdN, I've reverted your edits here because the DNB template is useful (I think). It displays a reference to the

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Do you not know what I mean when he says "Molly Molly Molly to her by the tree? You did mean the 1963 film right?♦

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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I'm going through Audrey's filmography at the moment. Not a film of hers I dislike. I adore her so much!! ♦

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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Talk:Gia Bình District#RfC: Should non-exonym Vietnam geo article titles have Vietnamese alphabet spellings?

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know what I mean.. Her whole face from eye down to jaw looks plastic to me, much more so than Heidi Montag.

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Since you participated in either the previous RfC or in a recent related RM you may wish to be informed of

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He's extremely believable as a US general. He has that John McCain sort of military arrogance about him.♦

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you may wish to be informed that there's also a RM for the same-name-capitals of 5 of those provinces at

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Thanks very much - it's greatly appreciated. I'll polish it up and put it in the china cabinet. :-) --

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too many truly great films either. Obviously ones like Ben Hur and The Big Country stand out though.♦

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is far far superior and should have won in 1981. It inspired me to write the Hooray article today!♦

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Following the WikiSalon, we will be having dinner at a nearby restaurant, Ella's Wood Fired Pizza.

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I can't believe Whitey Cummings is my age! That hideous plastic face, she looks nearer 40 to me.♦

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Hello - I'm contacting you because you participated in the discussion on the proposed renaming of

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Don't know if you've seen A Man For All Seasons and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? but it seems

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It's his voice and demeanour which appeals to me I think. Jimmy Stewart and Gregory Peck also.♦

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On Golden Pond, Raiders of the Last Ark, even For Your Eyes only, were more appropriate!♦

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when I click on it! I must admit that I am finding the tutorial a bit hard to understand.

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Thanks for your uploads to Knowledge. There is an issue with some of them, specifically:

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because it did not appear constructive. If you would like to experiment, you can use the

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Yes, I can't say I thought much of it. I was expecting something a bit more gripping.♦

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Always happy to be of help. Nice article; keep up the good work, and happy editing! --

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status of the images because the source is incomplete. Please consider clarifying the

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before and after the text and the link. I will try that with the flickr ref now too.

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That was odd O'Toole died yesterday as we were discussing him! What did you think of

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