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This user helped get "Christian Street Historic District" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 1 January 2022.
This user helped get "Curtis Imrie" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 9 August 2022.
This user helped get "Herman Neugass" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 9 November 2022.
This user helped "Calutron Girls" become a good article on 1 March 2022.
This user helped "Edith Rosenwald Stern" become a good article on 27 December 2022.

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— Wikipedian  —
New Orleans is a favorite topic
Born
New Orleans
Country United States
Current locationColorado
Pennsylvania (at times)
LanguagesEnglish
Spanish (limited)
Time zoneMDT
Current timeCurrent time for UTC-6 is 14:08
Personality typeINTJ
Family and friends
Marital statusmarried
Children2
Siblings1
Education and employment
OccupationResearch scientist
Employerretired
EducationPhD
High schoolJesuit High School of New Orleans
CollegeTulane University
UniversityUniversity of California, Berkeley
Account statistics
Joined14 February 2011
Edit count10,000+

I currently reside in Denver, Colorado, in the United States. For many years, I resided in Chester County, Pennsylvania, where I lived when I first began contributions to the Wikipedia and some of its sister projects. I still spend a significant amount of time in Pennsylvania.

I earned a PhD in Chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley, which explains my particular interest in matters related to Chemistry and Materials on the Wikipedia.

I was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, which explains why I have done so much Wikipedia editing on matters related to New Orleans. I am also an alumnus of Tulane University in New Orleans with a BS in Chemistry, having graduated from Jesuit High School of New Orleans in 1974.

Original Articles, listed below in the order in which I wrote them. Perhaps the quality improved as I became more experienced.

  1. Hap Glaudi, sports journalist
  • Mel Leavitt, television journalist and historian
  • Charles L. Dufour, humorist and writer
  • Charles C. Bass, innovator in medicine and dentistry
  • Adrien de Pauger, cartographer for the original design of New Orleans
  • James A. Knight, medical ethicist
  • Abraham Louis Levin, medical innovator
  • Irish Bayou, community in New Orleans
  • Stanhope Bayne-Jones, medical scientist
  • Southern Regional Research Center, research on agriculture and agricultural products
  • Alexander John Drysdale, artist
  • Paul E. Poincy, artist
  • Andres Molinary, artist
  • William C. Drinkard, scientist and inventor
  • Beulah Levy Ledner, pastry chef
  • Frank Joseph Davis, writer and television journalist
  • Nylon Rope Trick, scientific demonstration
  • My Brother's Keeper Challenge
  • Maria Vicenta Rosal, Latin American religious leader and feminist
  • Herbert S. Eleuterio, scientist and inventor
  • Constant C. Dejoie, Sr., civic leader and businessman
  • Robert Bledsoe Mayfield, artist
  • Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities
  • Eleanor McMain, leader of progressive movements
  • Barcelona Guitar Orchestra
  • Albert W. Dent, civic leader and academic administrator
  • Edgar B. Stern Sr, philanthropist
  • Michael T. Dugan, academic
  • Clifton H. Johnson, historian
  • Cary 14 Spectrophotometer, scientific instrument
  • Arnold Thackray, science historian
  • Dog Aging Project
  • Mardi Gras Doubloons
  • Jerome LeDoux, priest
  • Arthur Perry, college basketball coach
  • Bayou Metairie, stranded distributary in southeast Louisiana
  • Bartholomew Fussell, abolitionist
  • Edith Rosenwald Stern, philanthropist
  • Charles E. Fenner, New Orleans businessperson of Merrill Lynch fame
  • Nehemiah Atkinson, professional tennis player and coach in New Orleans
  • Royal D. Suttkus, ichthyologist, founder of a major collection of fishes
  • New Orleans Recreation Department
  • Historic Cemeteries of New Orleans
  • William C. Edenborn, Louisiana industrialist and inventor
  • Paul Crawford, jazz musician and historian
  • Curtis and Davis Architects and Engineers
  • Leon C. Weiss, "Huey Long's architect"
  • Schwegmann Brothers Giant Supermarkets, early big box retailer
  • Sara T. Mayo, physician and humanitarian reformer
  • Werlein's for Music, long-standing music retailer and publisher that served New Orleans
  • Christian Street Historic District, aka Black Doctors' Row
  • Leon C. Megginson, noted for his clarifying statement about Darwinism
  • Robert W. Tebbs, architectural photographer noted for photoessay of defunct plantation homes
  • Hogan Jazz Archive of Tulane University
  • Giuseppe Ferrata, composer, musician, professor, inventor
  • Elijah F. Pennypacker, abolitionist
  • Basilica of St. Stephen (New Orleans)
  • Curtis Imrie, pack burro racer
  • Jean-Louis Dolliole, architect who was a free person of color
  • Lory Schaff, leader in adult literacy education
  • Herman Neugass, Athlete and Olympic boycotter
  • A Studio in the Woods, environmental art studio
  • Richard Koch, architectural preservationist and photographer
  • Leonard Spangenberg, New Orleans architect
  • New Orleans Arts and Crafts Club, organization for modernist art & historic preservation
  • Mona Minkara, scientist & advocate for the visually impaired
  • Shipcarpenter Square, historic residential neighborhood in Lewes
  • L'Union, African-American newspaper
  • Solari's, gourmet food store in New Orleans
  • Le Moniteur De La Louisiane, First newspaper in Louisiana
  • Significant Contributions to:

    1. George E. Burch, medical researcher
  • List of people from New Orleans, Louisiana
  • William Bruce Mumford, figure in the US Civil War
  • National World War II Museum
  • Greenwood Cemetery, New Orleans
  • Irish Channel, New Orleans
  • My Gal Sal, historical aircraft
  • Jesuit Bend, Louisiana
  • John Churchill Chase, editorial cartoonist
  • Rachel Lloyd, scientist
  • Earl L. Muetterties, scientist
  • Wayne Mack, television journalist
  • Mr. Bingle, fictional character
  • Amistad Research Center
  • pH Meter, scientific instrument
  • Spectronic 20, scientific instrument
  • Eamon Kelly, Tulane University administrator
  • Explorer Wendell Phillips
  • Albert C. Ledner, architect
  • Scientific celebrity
  • George Bissell, pioneer of the oil industry in the United States
  • Struble Trail, multi-use recreational trail in Chester County, PA
  • Ernie Freeman, jazz musician
  • Holt Cemetery, historic potter's field in New Orleans
  • Wilhelm Ostwald, scientist, father of physical chemistry
  • Saul Hertz, physician-scientist
  • Annie Trumbull Slosson, fiction writer and entomologist
  • Chalmette National Cemetery
  • Otto Schott, inventor of high quality optics
  • Ralph E. Oesper, science historian
  • Klaus Grutzka, industrial artist
  • Antonio Neri, priest and pioneer in the science of glass-making
  • Philip P. Werlein, music publisher and retailer
  • Amelia Laskey, ornithologist and autodidact
  • Calutron Girls, a group of Manhattan Project workers
  • Virginia Holsinger, food scientist
  • John Duffy, medical historian
  • Agnes Pockels, colloid scientist and autodidact
  • Walter Lear, physician and social activist
  • Joan Luedders Wolfe, environmental activist
  • Althea Sherman, ornithologist
  • Cordelia Stanwood, ornithologist
  • Henri Devaux, surface scientist & religious philosopher
  • Alan Charlton, British diplomat
  • Langenstein's, local grocery store chain in New Orleans
  • St. Frances Cabrini Church, RC Church built in a modernist design
  • Sasha Suda, CEO of the Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Ernest Lagarde, literary scholar of Louisiana Creole descent (mostly copyediting)
  • Pine Grove Furnace Prisoner of War Interrogation Camp, WWII facility in PA
  • Christopher Drew, investigative journalist
  • Robert H. Socolow, environmental scientist
  • Edward Baquet, Creole restaurateur & civil rights activist
  • Arnaud's, older, well-established Louisiana Creole restaurant
  • I have edited many other articles, too numerous to list here. I started contributing to the Wikipedia in February 2011. In addition, I have uploaded many photographs to the Wikimedia Commons and am beginning contributions to Wikivoyage. I usually have something under development in my sandboxes:

    I have interest at present in upgrading the articles on Nina Floy Bracelin, and gas lighting, as well as several others not listed here.

    I have a test platform. Here is a user subpage with a list of tools.

    Beginning in March 2017, I volunteered to assist the Wikipedian-in-Residence at the Science History Institute. In this capacity, I have made significant contributions to, edited extensively, or originated, the articles listed below. The position of Wikipedian-in-Residence at the Science History Institute ceased to exist as a result of the economic downturn from the 2020 global pandemic.

    1. pH Meter, scientific instrument
    2. Spectronic 20, scientific instrument
    3. Cary 14 Spectrophotometer, scientific instrument
    4. Arnold Thackray, science historian
    5. Leroy Hood, biologist, inventor of several scientific instruments
    6. Carl Axel Arrhenius, early chemist, research led to discovery of several elements
    7. Nils Johan Berlin, early chemist, devised means of separating rare earth elements
    8. Jöns Jacob Berzelius, chemist, important in the early history of the field
    9. Christian Wilhelm Blomstrand, Swedish chemist who made contributions to the forerunner of the periodic table
    10. Bohuslav Brauner, Czech chemist who contributed to understanding periodicity, atomic weights and rare earth chemistry
    11. Paul-Émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran, chemist, discoverer of several elements, pioneer in the field of spectroscopy
    12. Fritz Strassmann, nuclear chemist whose pioneering research led to discovery of nuclear fission.
    13. Harold G. Richter, nuclear chemist and environmental chemist
    14. Friedrich Wöhler, early pioneer in organic chemistry
    15. Wilhelm Ostwald, physical chemist

    In December 2019, I created my first article for Wikiquote, that on Julius Rosenwald. This link is to my WikiQuote user page which lists my original articles for Wikiquote. I also originate WikiData items, usually for subjects that might not meet the notability threshold of Wikipedia or subjects for which there might not yet be sufficient verifiable references. Perhaps I could more accurately describe myself as a "Wikimedian" than a "Wikipedian".

    I participate regularly in the Wikipedia:Meetup/Philadelphia WikiSalons.

    On January 1, 2022, the article I originated on the Christian Street Historic District achieved Did You Know status. The article about Curtis Imrie was a DYK on August 9, 2022.

    As of February 2022, the article on Calutron Girls achieved Good Article status, an article for which I completed extensive upgrades.

    In October 2022, I completed NPP Reviewer training and became an approved New Page Reviewer effective October 24, 2022.

    Beginning on August 13, 2022, I began serving as a reviewer for articles nominated for Good Article status. As of August 22, 2022, I have completed three GA nomination reviews (passing two and failing one).

    In October 2019, I received my first barnstar.

    In August 2022, I awarded my first barnstar.

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    This user is an inventor on some US Patents.
    This user has visited 50 states in the USA and the District of Columbia.
    This user is a chemist.
    This user has visited 43 of the
    206 countries in the world.
    This user is from N'awlins.nola
    10,000+This user has made more than 10,000 contributions to Wikipedia.

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