User:Tim Chambers/Interests

My contributions can speak for themselves, but here are a few articles of particular interest to me. In any case, this list is a good catalog of exhibits justifying why I keep coming back to this phenomenal Web site.

See also: my bookmarks page, and todo list.

This list is ordered with the articles that most recently interest me at the top of the list. More or less.

Most interested

• Pikes Peak (Iowa)
• Wikipedia:Stable versions
• Wikipedia:Pushing to 1.0
• John Seigenthaler Sr. Wikipedia biography controversy
• The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two
• List of short actors -- someone doesn't like Tom Cruise (5' 7" / 1.70 m) on the list, but he belongs there
• Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 -- just so I can cross-reference to this MIT story about the collision [1]
• World War IV
• Islamofascism
• Cockney rhyming slang
• Fathi Eljahmi (I created the article on 4/9/04.)
• Nomos (mythology) (I created the article on 11/15/05.)
• Open Source Maturity Model (I created the article on 10/5/05.)
• Frankenstein
• Michael Larson
• Frank Hopkins (I created the article in a rage on 3/27/04. Heh.)
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Origin of life
• September 11, 2001 attacks
• Collective noun (especially List of animal names)
• List of French phrases used by English speakers
• Athanasian Creed
• Religion
• Mark Whitacre
• Clayton M. Christensen, White House Fellows (I created these articles on 1/8/04.)
• Poet
• Jeff Cooper (colonel) (I created Jeff Cooper on 11/10/01.)
• Clarence Johnson
• Easter egg (virtual)
• Meta:User talk:Tim Chambers Intellectual Elitism
• List of U.S. Presidential religious affiliations
• Pikes Peak
• Category:Logical fallacies
• Wikipediholic
• Existence of God
• Joseph Lister, 1st Baron Lister / Ignaz Semmelweis
• Charles Proteus Steinmetz (I added the anecdote about where to put the 'X') [2]
• Gerald Schroeder
• Hunter Scott
• David Chalmers (I created the article on 7/2/03.)
• Osama bin Laden (I created the article on 9/11/01.)
• Bad jokes and other deleted nonsense
• Sabrina (1995 film) -- added "morals are paintings on walls and scruples are money in Russia" quote.
• Meta:A Better Wikipedia
• Talk:Turing Test
• Joseph Weizenbaum
• Mortimer Adler -- added his interview on MHAJ
• Hound of Heaven -- started the article
• Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn -- started the article
• Talk:Weblog/Archive1#Misc.
• Colorless green ideas sleep furiously
• Thomas Cranmer
• Richard Hooker (theologian)
• Dilbert#Language (induhvidual)
• Michael Polanyi
• Recapitulation theory ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny
• Common Era
• Cluetrain Manifesto
• Amazing Grace
• List of Biblical figures
• List of Latin phrases
• Anglicanism
• Anglican Church
• Episcopal Church in the United States of America
• Jesus Christ
• Christianity
• Bible
• RMS Titanic
• Steganography -- I created a Wikipedia easter egg.
• USS Indianapolis (CA-35) -- fighting for my writing.
• VENONA project
• Phishing
• Thomas Gray, Gerald Schroeder, Mark Whitacre, List of U.S. Presidential religious affiliations (I created these articles before 2/25/02.)

Not as interested

But not ready to remove from my list.

• Wikipedia:Press_coverage_2005#December
• Wikipedia:Wikipedia_as_a_press_source_2005#November_1.E2.80.9310
• Cullinan Diamond
• List of French phrases used by English speakers (I created French phrases used by English speakers on 11/16/01.)
• Talk:Rechargeable battery
• Sabrina (1995 film) (I created Sabrina on 8/28/01.)
• Space elevator
• Stanislav Petrov
• Peter Dinklage, Verne Troyer (I created these articles on 1/2/04.)
• Vince Guaraldi (I created the article on 2/28/02.)
• Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, Clay S. Jenkinson (I created these articles on 4/24/03.)
• Image:Air Force One on the ground.png
• Leonids
• SWEBOK
• software engineering
• Joseph Campbell
• sep11:Peter Carroll & sep11:Michael Carroll, 9/11 victims
• Daniel M. Lewin, 9/11 victim
• sep11:John J. Wenckus, 9/11 victim
• Talk:Massachusetts_Institute_of_Technology/Archive01#MIT_alumni_who_died_in_September_11.2C_2001_terrorist_attack
• Cyc
• Meta:Wikipedia commentary/Responses to How to Destroy Wikipedia

Talk:Arthur Conan Doyle#Practical jokes

• Freedom
• World Trade Center (because of the gold stored there that had to be recovered after 9/11)
• FERPA
• David Weinberger
• googol
• Meta:Tbc/Wikipedia configuration management