User:Amcbride
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I'm Allen McBride, from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. I've been active on Wikipedia since December 2005, and I often focus on articles about folk music, biology, and politics. Processes I'm involved in vary, but I'm often involved in NPOV discussions on talk pages, and lately I've been spending time at the reference desk. I take male pronouns... I know most English speakers can guess that from my name, but it helps me when other editors put their preferred pronouns on their user pages, so I thought I would too.
Pictures I've contributed: Gallery
Stubs and articles I've created:
- People: Antje Duvekot, Si Kahn, Scott Miller, José Limón, Bernard Derriman, Evan Carawan, Ben Keith, Colbert I. King, Horace Kephart, Minou Drouet
- Organizations: AC Entertainment, Oak Ridge High School, Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, Save Our Cumberland Mountains, Traction, Trapezoid
- Other: Smoothing, Electronic tuner, Tuning wrench, Neil Young: Heart of Gold, Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man, Michael Row the Boat Ashore, The Thief
Articles I think should be here, and that I hope to create eventually if no one else does:
- William L. Russell and Liane B. Russell, husband and wife team of geneticists, pioneers in sex chromosomes and radiation effects. [1]
- Our Southern Highlanders, classic account of life in Southern Appalachia by Horace Kephart [2]
- Tex Logan, engineer, songwriter, fiddler, author of "Christmas Time's a-Coming", covered by Emmylou Harris
- Bob Coltman, author of "Lonesome Robin", covered by Guy Carawan [3]
- David Carkeet, author of Campus Sexpot: A Memoir [4]
