User:MacGyverMagic/WIP

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OLD USERPAGE DESIGN

On this page I keep lists of articles I want to create, update or otherwise fix. If you see an topic that piques your interest and you want to help me out, please leave me a note to avoid duplicate work.
For articles that need fixes see this page.

Template for WIPs: {{userwip|articlename}} {{Possible article|edit=yes}} {{Workpage}} (materials, not neccesarily an article)
Note: {{refimprove}} - instead of {{unreferenced}} (plus dates)
Reminder to self: There's still old pages left from the previous WIP incarnation that need to be renamed or deleted.

Topic pages Young people Forensics Magicians Television Belgian Junior Eurovision Song Contest candidates Adopted AFC projects Viruses

Featured article wishlist Fingerprint - Use forensics book Mummy last version I touched Paragliding Jack the Ripper Egyptian hieroglyphs

New article drafts Hans Klok Alex Zander Morrow Susan Wokoma History of British children's television (together with Violetriga) Daniel Siegert Painting animals Congo (chimpanzee) (pre-existing) Painting elephants (kidzworld) Bertie and Belinda the painting otters(sources) Rhino (Gram and Mp or Mb?)

• Earth-like planet outside solar system. ([1])

Rewrites in progress

• George Sampson (draft) — (article)
• Jean-Jacques Bénigne Winslow (aka Jacob Winsløw) - 18th century anatomist.
• Marco Tempest
• Makaton (CBBC Newsround article)
• Michael Curtis Parsons (art) - recover sources, contact subject.
• Beniamino_Borciani Wikipedia:Deletion_review/Log/2007_June_17#Beniamino_Borciani (art) - source and rewrite (from DRV)
• Alex (parrot) --> FAC?
• Ken Goddard - was deleted, needs some rewriting.
• Winchester College Chapel Choir - needs sources and mention of BBCYCOTY winners.
• Tea bag - needs sources and more detail on its production (+other uses) - (Google-made or G-produced, [2]).
• Eyam (Peak Experience)
• Al Tomaini
• /Asa Butterfield rewrite to replace Asa Butterfield main article.
• /Alison Lapper rewrite to replace Alison Lapper main article.
  • http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2004/mar/21/art1
  • http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/article563696.ece

New article ideas

• Eggs and soldiers
• Oscar Charlie - British spy television show starring Eddie Cooper.
• Screech Owls - Canadian children's detective show.
• Outl4w, OUTL4W - British (punk) rock band (winner of XFM contest)
• Four stroke motion/Four-stroke motion/Four stroke apparent motion - visual illusion (nothing to do with the four-stroke cycle for cars). [Google]
• Jonathan M. Shiff
• BBC Radio 2 Young Choristers of the Year^{(source+BBC press releases)}
• M.I. High
• Applewood cheese - English smoked cheddar (Google)^RA
• Streetsurfing (newsround)
• George Merryweather (Google Books)
• Willem van der Zwan - Dutch fishing trawler
• Samuel Gerber - American forensic pathologist.

• NYT obit
• political graveyard
• crimelibrary

• Google images
• "Encyclopedia of Cleveland History" - (record)
• JSTOR: Physician in the Courtroom

• Bob Offenberg - young Dutch singer.
• Jake Sawyers - Blue Peter cook (BBC article)
• Chris Collins (gardener) - Blue Peter Gardener (Google)
• Bothie - old Scottish hut.
• Ely Eel Day - Traditional celebration in Ely, Cambridgeshire. (Newsround, LiveSearch)
• Amy Hutchinson - (Camebridgeshire Crimes)
• Strawberry Quick - candied strawberry flavored crystal meth (Snopes)
• Postage stamps with flower seeds. (Google news)
• Louis Smith - British gymnast.
• Patricia Hayes Franklin - American female bullfighter
• Karel Houben exist? Charles of Mount Argus(?) - Dutch saint. (Google News) (English)
• Still Pending - US kid rock band.
• Nati - first person to undergo a legal sex change operation in Argentina. (BBC news)
• Ben Inman and The Choir Boys
• Zeppelin NT (exists) - Sources: Google, Platform Nederlandse Luchtvaart, nieuws.nl, luchtvaartnieuws)
• Jeanie Tomaini (Lexis Nexis sources in email, Oct. 24)
• Louis Barnett and Chokolit (Newsround, Chokolit links, Starting up (Jamie Oliver), LexisNexis)
• C/o Footpath - Indian film
• Charlie Green - jazz singer.
• Gastronuts - children's tv program about food.
• Jack Moule - Britain's youngest National Freestyle Jetski Champion DONE
  • http://www.boatmart.co.uk/archive.php?ed_id=2031&limit=0&pos=2&channel=&magazine[]=all&keywords=skier&smonth=&syear=&emonth=&eyear=
  • http://www.stalbansreview.co.uk/news/3727278.Jet_Ski_youngster_makes_history/
  • Mum: Suzan or Suzanne?
• On Being Sane in Insane Places by DL Rosenhan
• Nathan Godsey (http://www.greenvilleonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070809/UPSTATEMOMS/111080001)
• Suhani Shah - young Indian magician with records, driving 4-wheelers blind-folded, arrested for it, record holder, youtube. (Google News, Official Website)
• Victor De Leon III or Lil Poison (draft) TMC.net & links to media coverage on official site.
• Jordy van Loon - Dutch child singer DONE
• /List of tallest teenagers - [3]
• /Elaina Smith - 7 year old radio agony aunt. ([4])
• /Dima Borodin - Ukrainian singer and presenter. (JESF 2009)
• /Pop Art - Amanda Boyle/ Short film. Sources: [5],[6],[7],[8],[9],[10],[11],[12]
• /Guust Vandenbussche

Finished articles

• Michael Perham and Seb Clover (source)(WIP)
• Whuppity Scoorie Day (Google)
• Jack Montgomery
• Grant Austin Taylor - young rock/blues guitarist
• Guanghe Theatre (Google sources)
• 1814 London Beer Flood (snopes, Google)

Projects in progress

• WikiJunior Egypt
• WikiJunior Science
• WikiJunior Flying