User:Denni

Who am I?

Userboxes, personal info, a photograph, and a mess of Quiz Farm graphs are here.

Picture of the day

Mary Jackson (1921–2005) was an American mathematician and aerospace engineer at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and its successor, NASA. She worked at Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, for most of her career. She started as a computer at the segregated West Area Computing division in 1951. In 1958, after taking engineering classes, she became NASA's first black female engineer. Jackson had earned the most senior engineering title available by 1979 and realized she could not earn further promotions without becoming a supervisor. She accepted a demotion to become a manager of both NASA's federal women's program and the affirmative action program. Her work sought to influence the career paths of women in science, engineering, and mathematics positions at NASA. Jackson is one of the leading characters in the 2016 book Hidden Figures and one of the three protagonists in the book's film adaptation, released the same year. This NASA photograph of Jackson was taken in 1979.Photograph credit: NASA; restored by Adam Cuerden

Some days you eat the bear, some days the bear eats you.

I hearby award you this Barnstar Barnstar for your admirable effort of giving yourself a barnstar. Cyde Weys _vote^talk 17:00, 28 December 2005 (UTC)

This barnstar awarded to me by myself, for two years of active service, over 150 articles, and more than 10000 edits.

Have my orchard as a present :).

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Esperanza congratulates you!

Where I stand

I am a Disciplined Deletionist: there's room in this encyclopedia for an amazing amount of information, but the well-pruned tree grows the most gracefully. That said, I believe it is important not to delete information unilaterally, and I adhere to the policies shaped by the Wikipedia community at large.

Toby says:

Toby says "This page is uncensored for the viewing pleasure of all."

Log

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Articles I've created

Abner Mason - Adam7 algorithm - AIM - Albert Hoffman - Alberta Advantage - Alice and Martin Provensen - Altocumulus mackerel sky - Alizé - Antibubble - Anti-twister - Antumbra - Arkhon Infaustus - Artificial human companions - Atmospheric circulation - Aurorae Sinus - Australia Mars Analog Research Station - Baby Carrot - Balefire - Big Brothers and Sisters of Canada - Bill Henderson - Birger Bohlin - Black May - Books Through Bars - Burdei - Canadair CL-215 - Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Canadian Cancer Society - Canadian Diabetes Association - Canadian Foreign Intelligence Agency - Children's Wish Foundation of Canada - Chital - Chromoly - CJCA - Claire Lawrence - Classics (Sarah Brightman album) - Cleanfeed - Community league - Contest pilot - Cosmic year (astronomy) - Crash test dummy - Crimson Moonlight - Crystal Plamondon - Cumulus congestus - Cumulus humilis - Cumulus mediocris - Darwinian poetry - Demerol - Demiculverin - Devon, Alberta - Devon Island - Devonian Botanical Garden - Depressant - Dipleidoscope - Easter Seals (Canada) - Ecosystem engineer - Edmonton, Queensland, Australia - Edmonton Heritage Festival - Elaida do Avriny a'Roihan - Esrom - Eureka Flag - European Mars Analog Research Station - First-person interpretation - Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station - Foster Parents Plan - Franco-Albertan - Galactic year - Ganienkeh - Gayomard - George Hadley - Golam Azam - Guillaume Sayer - Hadley cell - Harold Mertz - Haughton-Mars Project - High (atmospheric) - Hybrid III - Hythe, Alberta - Intertropical convergence zone - Isopycnal - Jana Sterbak - Johann Heinrich Schultz - John Mace Grunsfeld - JS Woodsworth - Kapoot Clown Theater - Kemble's Cascade - Lac La Biche, Alberta - Lawrence Patrick - Lead glass - Leslie C. Peltier Award - Lesson plan - Lillian Smith - List of gender names - List of molecules with unusual names - List of unpopulated professions - Low (atmospheric) - Margaret Garner - Marmot Basin - Mars Institute - Mashya and Mashyana - Mass deaths and atrocities of the twentieth century - May-december romance - Microfungus - Milk River, Alberta - Mill Woods - Moon Se-gwang - Morgase Trakand - Myrnam, Alberta - National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act - Panofsky Prize - National Parole Board of Canada - Pascal Lee - Peculiar galaxy - Petrodollar - Pietro Monte - Plasmodium knowlesi - PlayTape - Polar Easterlies - Press agent - Psicose - Púca - Richard Eaton (choral director) - Richard Eaton Singers - Richard Lassels - Robert Liston - Robert's Quartet - Roy Atwell - Roy Forbes - Royal Tyrrell Museum - Saint Paulin - Samuel W. Alderson - Scale (spatial) - Scutelleridae - Shari Ulrich - Siuan Sanche - Southern Oscillation - Sparticle - Stone baby - Stoney Indians - Takagawa Kaku - The Chi-Lites - The Collectors - The Songs of a Sourdough - Thermal equator - Thermal loop - Thermopsis rhombifolia - Thiabendazole - Thingamajig - Third-person interpretation - Tor Bergeron - Tudjaat - Totalitarian democracy - UHF (band) - Valdy - Vegreville, Alberta - Weather lore - Weather stick - Whipper Billy Watson - Wikipedia:Esperanza/Reach out - Wildflowers of the Canadian Rocky Mountains - William Ferrel - Wind - Window film - Wingspread - Withdrawal - Wolseley Expedition - Woody Strode - Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park - Yibal - York boat

Articles I've contributed to

3147 Samantha - 3753 Cruithne - 53 Arietis - Addiction - Age disparity in sexual relationships - Agouti-related peptide - Alberta - Alex Olmedo - Alexander Masters - Apparent magnitude - Balefire - Bermuda triangle - Bleep censor - Brett Raymond - BMX - BRLESC - Cantenna - Carbon nanotube - Chicken wire - Clinical depression - Cloud - Cock rock - Communicable disease reporting - Concepts in the Wheel of Time series - Convection cell - Conway's Soldiers - COPEI - Crioulo (horse) - Culture of Alberta - Dead Celebrity Status - Domestic virtue - Drug addiction - Effects of the automobile on societies - Ella Guru - Elsie the Cow - Eric Werge Hamber - Euphemism - Eureka Stockade - Exploding rat - Food poisoning - Fun People - Groom of the stool - Henri Pitot - Hinton, Alberta - Holocaust (disambiguation) - Hydrocarbons on other planets - Iscandar - Jiro Minami - Kissel Motor Car Company - List of oxymora - List of strange units of measurement - List of words having different meanings in British and American English - Lapse rate - Maia - Meme - Mars - Mars Desert Research Station - Mumbai (Images) - N'kisi - Padiddle - Pappu Sain - PC-9801 - Pea - Pleiades (star cluster) - Rahvin - Rayleigh number - Rhacodactylus trachyrhynchus - Rocket fuel - Saartje Baartman - Sachs-Wolfe effect - Saint Trudpert - Sexsmith, Alberta - Shahjahanpur - Sigaloseps - Shit or get off the pot - Slang and offensive terms for police officers - Snowy Owl - Stealth ship - The Culture of Disbelief - Tropopause - Ulthar - West Edmonton Mall (photo) - Wildflower (photo) - Zahra Kazemi

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Milestone articles

First article: Intertropical Convergence Zone
100th article: Albert Hoffman
150th article: Alberta Advantage

Articles of note

• Wikipedia:Peer review/J. S. Woodsworth/archive1
• Wikipedia:Userboxes

To work on

• Kids With Cancer Society
• Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada
• SPCA
• The Lung Association
• Uncles at Large

My personal sandbox

Invited Guests Only
Please do not poop in the sand.

User:Denni/Testaroonies

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Featured articles

Crash test dummy - Eureka Stockade - Weather lore

Storage

Archived pages - Graphics - Images - Useful stuff

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