User:AJR

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Wikipedia:Babel en This user is a native speaker of English. Search user languages Things This user has a page on Wikimedia Commons. This user is interested in issues related to religious pluralism. This user is a Quaker. V This user is a vegetarian. This user contributes using Mozilla Firefox. This user may or may not be quackers!

I think Wikipedia is a wonderful site, and I want to do my bit to help make it even better.

[edit] About me

• I was born in 1983.
• In the summer of 2005 I graduated from the University of Bristol.
• My attempt to be elected treasurer of the University of Bristol Union failed dismally.
• I currently work as an IT technician for a large company who shall remain nameless.
• I am a Pantheist Quaker.

[edit] Wikipedia

• Wikiprojects I am a member of:
  • WikiProject Countering systemic bias
  • WikiProject Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
• Lists of things that can be done:
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)#Tasks
  • Wikipedia:UK Wikipedians' notice board/Complete to do list
  • Category:Articles that need to be wikified
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Countering systemic bias open tasks
• My personal Wikipedia to-do list
• Images I have uploaded (Some are my own, some are found)

WikiProject Countering systemic bias open tasks This project creates and improves neglected articles.

Review and Improve: Medical Assistant, Hoda Barakat Requests: Pau Faner Coll, Hyung-Soon Cha Expand: National Gallery of Thailand, Semelaic languages, Decolonization of Africa, Mnong language, Dravya, Karolina Světlá, Dorothy Dehner, Karen languages, Baram River, Cavalla River, Bakhoy River, Denkyira, Kuwait University, Herero genocide, Arab Socialist Union, Bambous Update: Ivorian Civil War, Cotonou, Banjul, Darfur conflict, Stay at home dad, Ituri Conflict other tasks | edit

Picture of the day
	A statue of Louis Agassiz, a Swiss-American geologist, after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, on the campus of Stanford University. It is said that when the earthquake struck, "[the statue of] Agassiz stuck his head underground to find out what was going on in the earth below and with his finger pointing saying, 'Hark! Listen!'" Photo credit: USGS Archive - More featured pictures...