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The following are projects that I am working on in the short ammount of time I get to spend wikipedia-ing.

Albury, New South Wales, August 2006

As I know that the city of Albury has a very rich history and all, I have made a project to fill in the history section of its wikipedia article. I think I have done a pretty good job at writing a history from its inception until the 1880s when rail first arrived in the township (rather than simply saying it was developed as a border post because of the two states what is a lie told by people not prepared to look into the citie's history), but now I want to explain:

some of the towns Mayors.
Spanish Flu's effect on the border and the creation of the Albury Base Hospital in 1918.
The demolishing of Union Bridge and the building of the War Memorial from its ruble.
loss of the cities WWI and WWII war trophies.
building of the Town Hall and the moving to the modern Council Chambers.
Effects of the Great Depression.
Creation of the Liberal Party (what occured in Albury).
airport and the story of its creation.
The building of the Hume Dam.
The immigration camps.
the building of the schools (at least there dates) and the changing of name of North Albury to James Fallon High School.
post september 11 scare of anthrax packages on the steps of the court house.

Vladimir Vernadsky, April 2006

I am currently looking into Vernadsky's history as I am reading his work in relation to Economics. But have found that no one has yet really put up the history of Vernadsky on Wikipedia, so I will endeavour to do just that.

The following are a list of characters that also will need a little filling in to understand Vernadsky's history:

Alexey P. Pavlov a geologist Vernadsky studied under (Who was Vernadsky's mentor).
Natasha Vernadsky his wife.
Zeitel a scientist who took him on excursions through Europe in the summer break 1888 (where Vernadsky decided to become a Minerologist).
Scacchi a famous crystalographer Vernadsky tried to study under - but Scacchi was senile by the time he got a chance.
Paul Groth a chemist at the University of Munich that Vernadsky ended up studying under.
Grote a physist at the University of Munich to enabled Vernadsky to use his lab equipment.
Zonke a guy who had a good lab and machines to measure capillary action in crystals (both in liquid and gaseous form).
Mutman a project partner of Vernadsky's (while studying under Paul Groth.
LeChatelier who most likely could be responsible for Vernadsky's strong "imperic" basis (as LeChatelier even refused to use abstractions like force in his teachings in France).