Well at least they provide entertainment... :) Thanks for reverting my user page. Olorin28 01:54, 5 April 2006 (UTC)
After being undeleted, it's been relisted on CFD; your vote would be appreciated. Postdlf 15:01, 6 April 2006 (UTC)
Hi. I nominated the stub article Republic of Nakhichevan, created by you, for speedy deletion, because it duplicates a more detailed and accurate article Nakhichevan. I hope you don’t mind the nomination, in my opinion, we don’t need 2 articles about the same territory. Thanks for your input, please feel free to contribute to any Azerbaijan related topic, it is always appreciated. Regards, Grandmaster 10:14, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
Variable, can you please go here[1], and see if you feel like leaving a short comment there?; it is very important to me. ThanksZmmz 09:09, 15 April 2006 (UTC)
Hi. You might be interested in this. --Doradus 22:39, 21 April 2006 (UTC)
There's a discussion on the WikiProject Astronomical objects page regarding a new look for box headers. I was hoping you could drop by and comment. Thank you. — RJH 14:47, 27 April 2006 (UTC)
Yeah, I took it lightly. But after I posted it I realized that my response could be taken harsher than I meant it, so that caused me to go learn about Wikipedia:Emoticons. Now there's a cute little smiley there, and you may regret that you caused me to learn how to use it. --Mike Selinker 02:54, 28 April 2006 (UTC)
Have fun with it.
Hi siafu -
I rather doubt that the current categorization (of living and dead mathematicians) is being conducted according to self-appelation. More about that later. Hasdrubal 00:00, 15 May 2006 (UTC)
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Hi there. As someone who took part in this CfD, I'm notifying you of a discussion I've started at Category talk:School massacres. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks. Carcharoth 11:49, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
I have been attacked one time too many by User:Andrew Homer - see his response to my last request he stop personal attacks [2] I am going to start an RfC and I was hoping you would certify it as a user who tried to resolve the problem. If you will leave a message about this on my talk page I set up for this purpose, you can also see more about it as I am drafting the RfC there.
Regards, Lundse 10:16, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
Well done, just beaten me. --Matthead 02:42, 17 June 2006 (UTC)
Hi Variable, and thanks for your comment about the map. Can you talk to its creator to help him fix the inaccuracies? In the mean time, you can help by removing it from any other pages it is on. Regards, deeptrivia (talk) 19:49, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
Your map appears to misrepresent the borders of the Han dynasty, particularly in its western and southwestern regions. I'm not so familiar with Indian history, but the image also ascribes a great deal more territory to the Maghadan empire than either of the other two images found on that page. Do you have a source for this? siafu 19:57, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
Thanks for your vigilance on this page. As the phrase had not changed recently, I had only considered the anonymous contribution to be vandalism. --TJive 21:12, 6 July 2006 (UTC)
Your humorous vandalism hall of fame made my day. Please, tell me if you see any other really funny ones...I wiki at school, and it's always a joy to see this sorta stuff.
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there are no autonomist or secession movements in Croatia, your sources are incorrect. I'm a Croat and I have friends from all parts of Croatia so I must warn you that only about 5% people in Istria, Rijeka and Dalmatia even think about separation. They are all proud to be part of Croatia! So you should erase those things you wrote because it insults me and entire Croatian nation!
that is just a plain rivalism between those two cites.. as a capital city Zagreb is wealthiest and most powerful city in Croatia and Split is a center of Dalmatia region, with lots of unemployed but proud people (famous dalmatian "dišpet").. it's maybe a little bit different to explain to foreign people.. but during Homeland War (and also when Croatian football, basketball, handball, waterpolo, tennis, ski... teams and players compete) we showed and are still showing the whole world our unity.. Cro ed
no. gunpowder was known to the Middle East much earlier and Europe and the Middle East have identical recipes. I quote from islamic technology:
..."In English the word saltpetre refers to potassium nitrate, the salt used in gunpowder after AD1500, though the substance itself was known in England at least two centuries earlier. The same applies to the word barud in Arabic, and we should not attach much importance to it; its origin is still uncertain and largely remains a study for philogists. Certainly Ibn al-Bitar defined barud in 638AH/AD 1240, and many historians have given this date an undue importance. Yet saltpetre was known much earlier and its mention as barud by Ibn al-Bitar does not mean that it was previously unknown. Indeed it was already familiar though under other names."... it goes on to show that it was used in the tenth and eleventh century AD, known as snow of China (milh al-Sin). The firepots of described in military treatises from the 12th till 14th century show all traces of saltpetre mixed with nafta. Nafta can mean charcoal or oil.
You have to be carful with the expression gunpowder, it was blackpowder and many different mixtures were not suitable for guns. There is no evidence for "gunpowder" from China, there is only evidence for saltpetre from China and that was prior to any invading Mongol forces. Saltpetre and sulfur was a medicine. Wandalstouring 15:46, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
Can you show me where the numbers of the Mongol assault are discussed and what is used as source for this. Actually we do have repeatedly high numbers for the Mongol assault that do not correspond with economic data. I have the strong suspicion that the alternative history book "What if" is the source for all these numbers. Wandalstouring 20:44, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi Variable. Was it really necessary and efficacious to remove the external links to support groups in the Mental illness article ? Bests. --- (Bob) Wikiklrsc 13:39, 5 September 2006 (UTC) (User talk:Wikiklrsc)
Hey Saifu. Wana chat? Perhaps we can resolve some of our differences. E-mail: exploto@gmail.com, AIM: Exploto, MSN messeger: Exploto3@hotmail.com, Yahoo messeger: Exploto3@yahoo.com (I wasn't sure people would take me as seriously if my WIKIPEDIA user name meant "I explode" in spanish :-D) MeEricYay 02:08, 6 September 2006 (UTC)
Hey Siafu, sorry for spelling your user name wrong last time. I just wanted to let you know that I just today posted Toby Watson's response to your previous comments about his PowerPoint presentation. I immagine you may have some further comments about it. I would hope that you would either send these comments to my talk page, or e-mail/instant message me with your comments/concerns, before you post your concerns on the talk page. This way we can keep the talk page less cluttered, becuase instead of having like a hundred arguments back and forth between us, we can (after discussing our differences with each other) go back and more concisely write down what it is we still believe after each having heard the arguments of the other side.
For one thing, I would like to know what motives you have, if any, for wanting mental illness to be genetically caused and treatable by pills.
I will tell you my motivation for wanting mental illnesses to be caused by circumstance. You see, about a year ago now, I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia and forced to take medications (mostly risperidone) against my will for six months; there was a court order. After the six months ended, I slowly tapered off my medication, and today I have been free of meds for exactly three months. I would like to think that I can avoid relapsing by using my free will alone to change how I think, along with possibly talk therapy, instead of taking meds (which have some unfun side-effects and stuff.) --MeEricYay 05:51, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
Re: Architects and their nationality in Classification I think it is much more important that the architect appear first and foremost as an Architect, and secondarily as a german or american architect. If you look at the list of Architects, the most prominent ones are missing. This is plain silly. Do I have to know the nationality of an architect to find him ? I shouldn't Intersofia 14:44, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
The sentence would read just as well without it, making the word an gratuitous, unnecessary one. In simpler terms - fluff. I believe that the sentence looks goofy. And I’d like to believe that most experienced writers would agree, indeed.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by User:Sideshow Todd (talk • contribs) 19:21, 15 October 2006.
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I'm working on getting the article up to FA-standards and your input would be much appreciated. Don't be shy now. Any and all comments (or criticisms) are beneficial.
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"...the lucrative incomes of some psychotherapists..." I'm not sure which planet you're from, but on this one, the average salary of a licensed (LCPC, LCSW) psychotherapist is around $30k/year. It was much lower at my former place of employment, actually, around $25k/year. Also, insurance is not usually "required by law" to provide mental health services, and they often don't-- Medicare, for example, does not cover psychotherapy (though it DOES cover psychiatric visits). Lastly, insurance funds are never "easily available" in any branch of medicine-- payment from large insurance companies (BCBS, United, KaiserP, &c.) is frequently delayed up to six months, and medicaid reimbursements are much lower than the market cost of services. This is also somewhat beside the point, however. Find some more sources besides Tana Dineen and write a well-researched and well-referenced criticism section that does not itself espouse a POV and no one will argue for its removal from the article. siafu 17:15, 29 November 2006 (UTC)
thanks for responding. i dont know where you are from but here in cleveland many LISWs make about 100,000 per yr part time. and in Ohio health insurance must include psychotherapy by law. the funding for many therapies is state supported. i think many therapists take advantage of it and diagnose everyone with a problem so they can get the money. in fact if the counties feel that the fee is too high the clients can go to court for a hearing which they hardly ever lose. payment are delayed only about 30 days.
i have the docs if you are interested. it is draining the state funds tho —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Raspor (talk • contribs) 14:13, 29 November 2006.
no this is the way it is in Ohio. what state are you in? do you know about the Gravelle case here?
i personally know a therapist who has about 25 clients a week at 120$ per hour. do the math. 95% state funded. she does her own billing and works out of her house. there is no soliciting for clients since she gets them from the county. look it up the PASSS program. i dont like it. they hardly even take notes. also the gravelle therapist does the same and keck makes even more.
really what state are you from. Ohio is noted to be an easy money state for psychotherapists
It is frustrating to seek the wikipedia list of architects and not find the most important ones, because they are sub-classified as "german" architects or "ecuadorean" architects. who cares ? They are architects, foremost, and that is why they are even notable. Not because they are any particular nationality. All the greats should be in the simple Architects classification, even if they are also in as "French" or "American" architects. Intersofia 14:41, 9 December 2006 (UTC)
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Siafu, would you mind casting your eye over the proposed summary of the psychology view of NLP. It's been posted on the talk page above FT2's boxes. Thanks. Fainites 14:51, 15 February 2007 (UTC)
Hi Variable. I've been attempting to overview and tidy up the geography cats which involve the places where people live. There appear to be two useful ways of doing it - by region, and by size. And these can operate side by side quite usefully. Organising by region isn't a problem. But organising by size has become difficult because User:Hmains uses the term settlements to cover all sizes of communities, and has altered dictionary definitions [3] to fit his own understanding of the term - [4]. Community appears to be the term used most often to describe the places where people live, regardless of size. This is the definition of community - [5]. Hmains has reverted much of my work, and insists on settlements being the term we should use - basing it on this decision, which was a declined proposal to rename Settlements by region to Populated places by region. What do you think? Is settlement an acceptable term for covering human communities ranging from well established cities down to refuge camps. Is Human community a viable alternative? Are there other choices (apart from populated places of course!)? I have started a discussion here and here, with the above wording, but no response as yet. I have left this message on the talk pages of active Geography Project members. And then on this page. I am a bit lost as the best place to discuss this issue. I don't want to delete or rename any category. And I don't want to get into a revert war. I'd like an open debate to reach sensible consensus. I'm now leaving this message on the pages of WikiProject Category members. Can you advise? SilkTork 19:48, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
Discussion taking place at Wikipedia talk:Naming conventions (settlements)#Settlements SilkTork 11:24, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
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