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User:Hordaland

This Wikipedian is deceased. Her user page is preserved here in her memory.

My blog on circadian rhythm disorders is on WordPress.

---last updated in May 2016---

I am Wikipedia user:

• English: Hordaland
• Simple English: Hordaland
• Nynorsk: Hordaland
• Bokmål: Hordaland
• Svenska: Hordaland
• Dansk: Hordaland
• Wictionary: Hordaland
• Wikimedia: Hordaland
• Commons: Hordaland

This user is competent in American English and Norwegian Nynorsk, and is almost as competent in the other Norwegian language, Bokmål.

This user has lived in the and in and has visited

and maybe more, as well as airports in and in .
(OK, so Florida isn't a country. It just felt more foreign than any of the others.)
(Should be able to add more in 2014 ~~ 'God willin', as my ancestors said.)
In 2014:
In 2015:

Red sky at night: sailor's delight.

Red sky in the morning: sailor take warning.

Raud himmel kveld, gjetargut har hell.

Raud himmel morgongry, gjetargut vil få bry.

Morgenrøde gir dage bløde.

Kveldsrøde gir morgen søde.

Abendrot, Schönwetterbot.

Morgenrot, schlecht Wetter droht.

-- David Dinges at Salk Institute, 10 February 2007

• 
  Sleeping polar bears
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  Sleeping child
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  Human body clock
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  Sleeping in class
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  Asian elephant, asleep
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  Sleeping cape fur seal, Rostock Zoo
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  Sleeping Kinyongia chameleon
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  Komodo dragon sleeping.
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  Cockatiel sleeping
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  Sleeping flying foxes
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  A cat sleeping
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  Sleeping puppies
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  Aflamingo with at least the one brain hemisphere awake, as the visible eye is open
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  Human phase response curves (PRC)
  
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  Pediatric polysomnography, a sleep test
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  Asleep diary, here with sleep in the middle & weekend in the middle
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  Northern Sea Lion pup with adult female and male, dozing (Neat pic!)

• Aaron B. Lerner - (1920-2007) Yale professor who isolated melatonin • Chronotype - which got a mention on Did you know ... • David F. Dinges - American sleep researcher • Sleep (non-human) - A translation from the corresponding, now featured, Swedish article, in collaboration with user Where next Columbus? It got a mention on Did you know ... • Sleep medicine - which got a mention on Did you know ... • Sleep research - pending! --possibly unnecessary as Neuroscience of sleep appeared in July 2012.

• Circadian rhythm • Circadian rhythm sleep disorder • Pineal gland

• Søvn • Døgnrytme (Chronotypes included here.) • Døgnrytmesjukdom • KITH (Kompetansesenter for IT i helse- og sosialsektoren AS) • ICPC (International Classification of Primary Care) • ICD (International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems) • Kronobiologi • MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) • Folkeregisteret • Bergen søvnsenter • Søvn hjå dyr

• Døgnrytmeforstyrrelse • Polysomnografi • Limerick (poesi) • Brunsj • MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) • Bergen søvnsenter Søvnhygiene

Reference desk (utdrag): In one of our articles there is a sentence something like: "It's been quipped that the only reason we need sleep is to cure sleepiness.", tagged [citation needed]. I happened to find a source. Is there any way to find where that quote might be found?

I suggest a Google search, just using the keywords from the quote, and specifying that you only want matches from English Wikipedia: "quipped" "sleepiness" site:en.Wikipedia.org

Give it a try !StuRat (talk) 15:31, 18 July 2015 (UTC)

Wikipedia:Tagging pages for problems and Wikipedia:NPOV dispute

Links to ProjectMed's pages & guidelines

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hordaland/Sandbox - Sleep Medicine/Sleep Research
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hordaland/DraftKladd - Sleep stages/Physiology
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hordaland/Sleep - Notes to self about many sleep-related articles
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hordaland/Nicolai - Melatonin (& babel barnstar storage)
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Hordaland/IPA_for_Norwegian - Kladd - Barentshavet/delelinjen
• User:Hordaland/Safia Abdi Haase

• DOI → citation [1]
• Google Books url → citation [2]
• URL, ISBN, PMID → citation [3]
• URL, ISBN, PMID → citation (diberri) [4]
• New York Times article → citation [5]
• {{cite pmid}} {{cite doi}} {{cite isbn}}
• {{Cite journal}}
• {{Cite book}}
• {{Cite web}} -- See "Template parameters"
• {{Cite press release}}
• {{Cite news}}
• [[6]], automagic maker of cites
• WP template filler, f.ex. from PMID
• Referencing a page number, an example: }} </ref>{curly brackets}Rp|p.317|date=November 2012 {close curly brackets} gives: }}</ref>^: p.317
• WPHelp:Referencing for beginners
• How to edit MED articles, incl citation advice

Adding references is easy with this tool (which is explained in detail here)

• Referencing with PMID, DOI or ISBN-with-the-page-number/s:

1. Find the PMID / DOI of the article or, in the case of a book, the ISBN and the page number(s). Click the Cite tab in the top of the edit box. In the dropdown Templates menu, select Cite journalorCite book, as appropriate. Type in the PMID, DOI or ISBN with the page number/s, then click on the magnifying glass icon. The cite tool will automatically process the details.
2. Another method is to enter the PMID into the Diberri Boghog template filler, which will generate a cite journal template in the format used in most medical articles.

• Chimpsky - REQUIRES LOG-IN
• Plagium - SUBSCRIPTION
• [/ The Plagiarism Checker - SUBSCRIPTION IS $8/MONTH]
• Plagiarism Detect 2014: APPARENTLY NOT WORKING
• Viper - REQUIRES DOWNLOAD
• SeeSources - FINDS ONLY WIKIPEDIA!
• Plagiarisma - Premium plans start at $5 per month
• Article Checker
• Article Check
• Diff checker: compare text differences between two text files [7]

ADDED MAY 2015:

• Article Check
• Ephorus
• Attributor
• Copyscape

Examples:

• A search re disabilities in Ukraine

• This: in near darkness while their rectal temperatures are taken continuously. The average human adult's temperature reaches its minimum at about 05:00 (5 a.m.), about two hours before habitual wake time,^{[citation needed]}

is done with curly brackets > Citation needed span | text= xxx and end with (|date=June 2011) & curly brackets, removing most of the spaces. Probably not nec to include date.

• Additional info within a 'citation needed', f.ex. "may cause depression.^{[citation needed]}" is done with text " Citation needed |reason=It seems a bit unlikely that etc etc. |date=May 2014 " within curly brackets.

• This:

• #Edits, all languages, by username
• http://en.wikichecker.com/user/?t=Hordaland&l=500
• Tool to check page hits, any English article, any month: http://stats.grok.se/en/200806/Chronotype
• Collapsing. (I ain't figgered these out yet.) Wikipedia:NavFrame, Template:Hidden begin, Template:Hidden, and Template:Collapse top / bottom
• Tags'n'flags, messages: Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles
• Prod for deletion, in curly brackets: subst:prod|reason
• Tool: statistics: article & other edits
• Tool: How many watch a given page (if more than 30) <== Page is down
• How many watch a given page (& other info), example (Sleep): https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sleep&action=info#mw-pageinfo-watchers
• Tool for ref template when PMID is known: Select (1) "Library of Congress" (2) paste in the PMID, and (3) click "Send".
• B-Class Criteria See also the essay Wikipedia:What the Good article criteria are not.
• Wikipedia:Free English newspaper sources
• For info about any article; change Norway in URL to article title
• Replace "Disease" with name of article to find out what links here.
• Wikipedia:Template messages/Cleanup --Many, many messages, such as {unreferenced section.}
• To check readability (grade level): Flesch-Kincaid readability index calculator.
• DSM-5 & autism...
• User statistics (for Hordaland)
• Contributions surveyor - a user's contributions grouped by article [8]
• Help fixing images, from Talk Project Medicine:

You can make requests of this sort at Commons:Commons:Graphic Lab. User V4711, a gentleman named Victor in Boston and active participant in graphics lab, has in the past expressed interest in helping people improve health graphics and said that if people provided him translated text then he could update some graphics for use in various languages. User:Bluerasberry 15:00, 6 June 2014 (UTC)

• Readability calculator--check any article or other text for readability in relation to all (English) Wikipedia articles
• Help:Convert units for example km ==> miles
• Article popularity: how many page views per specified time period
• Keeping tabs

• UpToDate
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Resource Exchange/Resource Request
• Go Ask Alice!, Columbia Univ. Health, is acceptable ref.
• emedicine

• The Rare disease database, operated by the Swedish Socialstyrelse
• NORD's "Rare Disease Database". (Maximum 2 full text articles per day)
• Orpha.net, a European organization

• NIH - NINDS, Neurological disorders and stroke
• NIH - MedlinePlus is here.

		The Original Barnstar
		For your great work on the sleep articles. It's great to have you here! Kla’quot (talk | contribs) 06:01, 22 November 2007 (UTC)

		The Medicine Barnstar
		Hordaland, a Barnstar for your dedication and work on medicine related pages.Doc James (talk · contribs · email) 17:40, 16 January 2009 (UTC)

		The Barnstar of Integrity
		For your integrity, honor and honesty which has helped to maintain wikipedia as a pleasant place for all. Literaturegeek | T@1k? 23:25, 10 November 2009 (UTC)

	The Copyeditor's Barnstar
	Thank you kindly for looking over toothache. Regards, Lesion (talk) 22:16, 26 January 2014 (UTC)

Hordaland

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Editor of the Week for the week beginning May 29, 2016

A prolific editor with a stunning 66% of edits in article space, editing primarily in medicine-related articles

Recognized for

High standards of work on medicine-related articles

Notable work(s)

Sleep and related articles

Nomination page

The Cure Award

In 2015 you were one of the top 300 medical editors across any language of Wikipedia. Thank you from Wiki Project Med Foundation for helping bring free, complete, accurate, up-to-date health information to the public. We really appreciate you and the vital work you do! Wiki Project Med Foundation is a user group whose mission is to improve our health content. Consider joining here, there are no associated costs, and we would love to collaborate further. Thanks again :) -- Doc James along with the rest of the team at Wiki Project Med Foundation 03:59, 29 February 2016 (UTC)

This user is a recipient of the Editor of the Week award.

This editor is a Veteran Editor II and is entitled to display this Bronze Editor Star.

(more than 14,500 live edits, 2/3 in main space,
1/4 on various talk pages, as reported here)

This user believes that edits need useful summaries.

This user supports autism acceptance, not awareness.

This user likes to use the thank button.