User:Eitch/todo

to do

categorizing fiddlers

fiddlers

fiddlers by genre

bluegrass fiddlers by nationality

fiddlers by nationality

american fiddlers by style

american bluegrass fiddlers

So: 1. American bluegrass fiddlers is

in 'American fiddlers by style' under "bluegrass"

in 'Bluegrass fiddlers by nationality' under "American"

2a. 'American fiddlers by style' is

in 'Fiddlers by nationality' under "American"

2b. 'Bluegrass fiddlers by nationality' is

in 'Fiddlers by style' under "Bluegrass"

3. 'Fiddlers by nationality' and 'Fiddlers by genre' are

in 'Fiddlers'

for: alt rock

american

appalachian

colorado

georgia

louisiana

missouri

north carolina

oklahoma

texas

west virginia

blues

bluegrass

cajun

country

creole

old timey

southern us rock

argentinian canadian

misc

cape breton

newfoundland

scottish-canadian

celtic classical english experimental folk folk-rock hip-hop hot club irish jazz mexican norwegian pop psychograss rock traditional/rock uk

scottish

shetland

and more

• bantumi
• dakon
• ouril
• sungka
• toee
• Vamana guntalu
• somehow deal with wikimanqala.org (e.g. http://www.wikimanqala.org/wiki/Category:Traditional_games

collected over wikibreak lay 08

• Kary Mullis
  • Hoffman sentence
  • doesn't matter if he was watching the lines

• dihydroxyphenylacetic acid
  • redirect to Dopac

• NIRS
  • copy edit of "medical uses" in "applications"

• Local field potential
  • lead needs rewrite
    • mention EEG, ECG, EMG
    • stuff from and link to extracellular field potential

• Single unit recording
  • needs wikification

• Second language acquisition
  • image caption: diaresis, not "ü"
  • inline citations
  • many references missing

• Patch clamp
  • recruit someone from WP Ukraine to translate
  • post to talk page with help from User talk:Ans-mo
  • photo of "applying suction" (non-practioners wouldn't guess you actually suck)

• Knockout mouse
  • bring together with gene knockout?
  • methods, #4: "fur"
  • strain 129 = ?
  • bigger version of image at top?
  • compare to "classical" transfection

• GMO
  • link to transfection

image

• image of kilikiti
• image of st elizabeth ann seton
• image of vitaly kanevski
• a photo of the Sumatran Rhinoceros

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contra dance

I recently wrote a major addition for contra dance. after writing all I knew, I started reading and ended up with a print-out of my addition covered in red-ink notes. travelling, I carried that printout with me for over a month... and now I've accidentally left it in new hampshire while I am speeding off to turkey.

what I cut before submitting:

====History====
 Centuries ago, the most common contra dances were triple minors danced in short sets (usually 6 to 8 couples)
 or "whole-set" dances, in which only one couple in the entire set is active (triplets are whole-set dances
 for very short sets).
 * The '''first revival'''

need:
first revival
second revival
stats on relative frequency of triples and duples through the ages
originator of "indecent"
more on triplets
MUSIC

Style

• stomping
• twirls

- end-of-swing cranks

- tops

• giving weight

no set footwork

• my addition (in progress)

• in contra choreography, remove replace uses of 'the man and his woman' with 'the man and the woman' in Courtesy Turn, Swing, and Contra Corners

boston (band)

barry gordreau linked multiple times

info box doesn't list all the members

repetition

out-of-context business about sholz's lawsuit win

vikings, etc

• add info about Heorot to Lejre

categorization

• categorize all individual mancala games as [[Category:Traditional board games]]
• build up a more involved set of "Traditional games" categories - by region, country, and type of game (following the divisions already used in categorizing game - "traditional chess variants," etc)

• Fiddlers' list:

Now and then over the past months I've made a couple categorizing edits that I then go nowhere with. Here's my proposal — if we can agree on something, we can all start doing the edits:

1. I think the content of this article could all be better done in categories, except for the redlinks. So I think we should make sure every one of the bluelinks is categorized, remove them from the list, and retitle the article "Fiddlers who need articles."

2. Then we need a system of categorization. There's already

Fiddlers

Fiddlers by genre

Genres

Fiddlers by nationality

Nationalities

where each fiddler is put in a nationality and a genre category. That's good, but I think it could be nice to expand this to

Fiddlers

Fiddlers by genre

Genres

Nationalities

Fiddlers by nationality

Nationalities

Genres

with each fiddler put in a nationality and a genre category, and a genre-within-nationality and a nationality-within-genre subcategory (so you click on "bluegrass" and see an alphabetical list of all the bluegrass fiddlers and a list of country subcategories). That would be useful if you wanted to compare the sound of a certain genre across countries — so you could easily get the names of, say, Scottish fiddlers from Scotland and Scottish fiddlers from the U.S. Now, I myself have been known to take an article out of a parent category if it's already in a child category —it runs against the "folders" metaphor, and seems redundant— but I think that in this case it would really add meaning.

other

• Braineaters
• Hawaii Ultimate League Association
• Vitaly Kanevski (aka Vitaly Kanevskii, Vitali Kanevski, Vitali Kanevskii)

• Zamri, umri, voskresni! - in english, Freeze, Die, Come to Life!
• Thomas Sydenham should be mentioned in both syndrome and Emil Kraepelin

• Give "Christopher Robin Milne" both {{ self-published | article | date=January 2007 }} and {{ citations missing | article | date=January 2007 }}