User:Evadb
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- This user would prefer the username eva bd. The initial letter is capitalized because of technical limitations.
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Bart King,
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[edit] About me
[edit] Talk to Me
Hi there. My name is Eva bd. I'm a teacher outside of Wikipedia, and I've been here since 2006-02-09, though I edited pages for a couple months prior to that before registering as a user, and used Wikipedia for a couple months prior to that. Welcome to my disappointing Userpage. Mostly, it is simply a way for me to keep all of my projects in order. You can see them below. I am not perfect, so if I've made a mistake and you'd like to let me know, you can click on my talk page: Eva bd. You can also do so if you just want to say hello. To learn more about me, look here. You can also take a look at what wonderful things I'm working on in my SANDBOX and see my picture contributions from the Wikimedia Commons at this page! Enjoy!
[edit] Places to Which I've Been
- Alba
- Belize
- Bundesrepublik Deutschland
- Canada
- Confoederatio Helvetica
- England
- Estados Unidos Mexicanos
- Fürstentum Liechtenstein
- Ελληνική Δημοκρατία
- Jamaica
- Koninkrijk der Nederlanden
- Poblacht na hÉireann
- Repubblica Italiana
- República de Honduras
- Republik Österreich
- Republika Hrvatska
- Република Македонија
- Република Србија
- Republika Slovenija
- République Française
- Status Civitatis Vaticanae
- Tywysogaeth Cymru
- United States of America
[edit] To Do List
The following are things that I am either working on or hope to get to soon. This list is certainly not complete
[edit] Heraldry and Vexillology ToDoList
Here are some heraldry and vexillology related things you can do:
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[edit] Cricket ToDoList
Cricket people
- notable players without an article: Nooshin Al Khadeer , Shashikala Siriwardene, Bob Herman, Mike Taylor (cricketer)
- articles re players from 1787 to include numerous other players from the early and middle 19th century, many of whom will fit in the category:All-England Eleven cricketers
- Complete the red links in the articles on captains of national cricket teams (mostly youth and women's team captains): e.g. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh
- Complete the redlinks on Wikipedia:WikiProject Cricket/List of cricketers, List of women cricketers
- Expand the sub-stubs on User:CricketBot/substubs.
- POV disputes: Shoaib Akhtar, Javagal Srinath,Wasim Akram, Kevin Pietersen,
Teams & Countries
- domestic cricket coverage is needed re Bangladesh, Canada, Kenya, Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Zimbabwe: we need articles about domestic competitions and clubs in those countries
- Complete the redlinks for governing bodies for 22 out of 32 associate and 49 out of 55 affilate members of the ICC - including 1 ODI team: Hong Kong Cricket Association, Namibia Cricket Board, Oman Cricket Board, Zambia Cricket Union (see list)
- Complete the redlinks on: List of current first-class cricket teams; Kanga League
- Improve articles on various National cricket teams and Under-19 national cricket teams.
Misc
- Expand Women's cricket, Women's Test cricket
- Umpires: ICC International umpire panel ICC Associates and Affiliates umpire panel ICC Elite referee panel
- Miscellaneous: Match fixing in cricket
- Cricket World Cup: Cricket World Cup Trophy, History of the Cricket World Cup, Cricket World Cup qualification, Cricket World Cup hosts, National team appearances in the Cricket World Cup, Records and statistics in the Cricket World Cup
[edit] Things I've Done
The following are things that I've done and been working on. Generally speaking, I'm pretty proud of them.
[edit] Featured Articles
The following are Featured Articles that I've contributed a great deal to, in order of my involvement:
[edit] Good Articles
The following are Good Articles that I've contributed a great deal to, in no particular order:
[edit] New Articles
As I've updated and written more articles for Wikipedia, some of them have been added to the main page in the "Did You Know" template. He are the articles from my DYK Selections. Did you know:
- ...that Johannes Rietstap (pictured) was the founder of modern heraldic theory in The Netherlands?
- ...that in almost 100 years of existence, Ireland King of Arms granted only three coats of arms?
- ...that the office of Garter Principal King of Arms was created for William Bruges around 1415?
- ...that Ralph Bigland worked as a cheesemaker across Europe before becoming an officer of arms and eventually Garter Principal King of Arms?
- ...that in 2005, Adam Bruce (pictured) became the first herald appointed to Clan Donald of Scotland in 510 years?
- ...that Sausenburg Castle (pictured) in Germany was destroyed in 1678 by the army of French Marshall Creque during the Franco-Dutch War?
- ...that from 1897 until his retirement in 1908, American cricketer John Lester (pictured) led the batting averages of the Philadelphians?
- ...that Nabisco's bakery in Chicago Lawn was the biggest in the world when it opened in 1941?
- ...that George Patterson's (pictured) score of 271 is the highest total in a single innings for a cricketer from a non-Test nations?
- ...that Richmond Herald, Lawrence Dalton, embezzled tabards from the Royal Household in 1547?
- ...that English herald Thomas Hawley's (pictured) records contain the first preserved account of a heraldic visitation?
- ...that a power struggle between Thomas Benolt and Thomas Wriothesley in 1530 almost brought an end to the College of Arms?
- ...that Ranji Hordern took 34 out of 51 wickets in three matches for the Philadelphians in their 1909 tour of Jamaica?
- ...that Clarenceux King of Arms Stephen Leake appointed his thirteen year old son Chester Herald in 1752?
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A pile of saffron threads (each about 20 mm in length) from Iran. Saffron is a spice derived from the flower of the saffron crocus and is among the world's costliest spices by weight. In Western countries, the average retail price is $2200/€1550/£1100 per kilogram ($1,000/€700/£500 per pound). Besides its use as a seasoning, it has also used in its history as fragrance, dye, and medicine. Photo credit: Rainer Zenz |
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[edit] Award
I've been given two wiki awards in my life. I'm still holding out for a Cricket barnstart, but that will have to wait:
The Tireless Contributor Barnstar | ||
For your fine and systematic work on biographies of officers of arms and other heraldists. Chelseaboy 16:48, 26 April 2006 (UTC) |
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