User:Earl Andrew

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News: Interviewed by the Ottawa Citizen for article appearing in the May 15 edition. [1]

I'm the number one contributer in Canada east of the Rideau River!

For your extensive work in articles pertaining to Canada, I, Grutness, hereby award you The Barnstar of National Merit. Wear it with pride! 8 July 2005 09:36 (UTC)

Earl, in honour of all your helpful work on the Project: Ice Hockey and articles surrounding ice hockey, please accept this barnstar.

Eric B ( T • C • W ) 08:50, 22 April 2006 (UTC)

		The Geography Barnstar
		I award you the Geography barnstar, for your excellent work on Canadian electoral district maps. Ground Zero

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[edit] About me

Full name: Earl Andrew Washburn
Born: August 14, 1986 in Ottawa.

I live in the neighbourhood of Riverview in Ottawa, Canada with my mother and father and my dog Amber.

I am a Wikipedia Administrator and the #2 User in Ottawa in terms of edits (after Simon Pulsifer, the "king of Wikipedia")

I am a strong supporter of the New Democratic Party. I have campaigned for Henri Sader in Ottawa South in the 2006 election. I am currently interning for Henri who is the Parliamentary Secretary for Peter Julian (MP for Burnaby—New Westminster). I am also helping Simon out with data entry and maps for the Alex Munter campaign for mayor of Ottawa.

My main insterests are in political geography, and I am a political science student at Carleton University. Previously I have attended Hillcrest High School, Vincent Massey Public School and Riverview Alternative Public School.

I also have an interest in curling, which is a sport I partake in. I am a member of the Ottawa Curling Club.

I currently work for Ekos Research Associates as a telephone interviewer.

I am a member of the United Church of Canada, and occaisonaly attend services at McLeod-Stewarton United Church.

I'm of Pomeranian, Scottish, Irish, English and United Empire Loyalist origins.

Carleton wins!