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Contents 1 Countries 1.1 Argentina 1.2 Armenia 1.3 Australia 1.4 Austria 1.5 Bahamas 1.6 Belarus 1.7 Cambodia 1.8 Canada 1.9 China 1.10 Egypt 1.11 England 1.12 Finland 1.13 France 1.14 Germany 1.15 Great Britain 1.16 Guatemala 1.17 Hong Kong 1.18 Hungary 1.19 India 1.20 Indonesia 1.21 Iran 1.22 Ireland 1.23 Israel 1.24 Italy 1.25 Japan 1.26 Korea 1.27 Macedonia 1.28 Malaysia 1.29 Mexico 1.30 The Netherlands 1.31 New Zealand 1.32 Niger 1.33 Norway 1.34 Pakistan 1.35 Portugal 1.36 Romania 1.37 Spain 1.38 Sri Lanka 1.39 Syria 1.40 South Africa 1.41 Taiwan 1.42 Tanzania 1.43 Thailand 1.44 Turkey 1.45 Ukraine 1.46 United States 1.47 Vietnam 1.48 Wales 1.49 Zambia 2 Subnational regions 3 Biographies 3.1 People (misc)/Professions/Groupings (listed alphabetically) 3.2 B 3.3 C 3.4 D 3.5 E 3.6 F 3.7 G 3.8 H 3.9 I 3.10 J 3.11 K 3.12 L 3.13 M 3.14 N 3.15 O 3.16 P 3.17 R 3.18 S 3.19 T 3.20 U 3.21 V 3.22 W 3.23 Y 3.24 Z 3.25 Ancient people 3.26 Famous French people 3.27 famous German people 3.28 Famous UK people 3.29 Famous Romanian people 3.30 Famous Concerts

[edit] Countries

See also: Wikipedia:List of missing Africa topics,

See also: Wikipedia:List of missing Middle Eastern topics

[edit] Argentina

• Aconcagua Provincial Park
• General San Martín Park, Mendoza

[edit] Armenia

• Saint Mesrobs

Armenian Terrorism Some Armenians had been involved in tens of terrorist activities since 1910s. Many Turkish diplomats were murdered. Most of these terrorist were captured and punished. Any information on Armenian terrorist organizations' and finally ASALA's purposes, activities, current situations? Who were the victims? How did they get murdered? How did Turkey and world react? Are any of these terrorist groups still active or listed in world terror lists? How were these terrorists were punished?

[edit] Australia

• Gunyahs
• LaN Test
• National Bandana Day
• Rob Bredl
• Warakurna
• Racism in Australia
• Mark "Chopper" Reed
• Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)
• Fightback! - Dr John Hewson's economic policy
• Burnie High School - Tasmania, Australia

[edit] Austria

• Graz Reininghaus The largest private sponsored city development in Austria.

[edit] Bahamas

• Anguilla Cays

[edit] Belarus

• Slavonic Bazaar

[edit] Cambodia

Meak Bochea Day

[edit] Canada

• Discovery Train
• Reata Ranch (Reference: [1])
• Saint-Gedeon

[edit] China

Further information: List of China-related topics

• Overthrow of Kuomintang, 1927
• Zhang Fei Temple
• kwatji
• toro cakes

[edit] Egypt

• Narmer Macehead who he is
• Upper Nubia

[edit] England

• Renewable energy in England

[edit] Finland

• Berghamn

[edit] France

• ParisTech (Paris Institute of Technology) (Reference: [2])
• Besancon Hugue
• Châtelain de Châtillon
• Citizen Genêt affair (see Edmond-Charles Genêt)
• Égouts of Paris
• Great French Wine Blight (Reference: [3])
• Tribu-Ka
• SUD Etudiant (Reference: [4])

[edit] Germany

• Liedolsheim, city in Baden-Wurttemberg.

[edit] Great Britain

• Dan Cruikshank - BBC broadcaster, documentalist, historian
• Mary Street Unitarian Chapel - cited in Joshua Toulmin and WWW.
• British traditions - National Week Customs - Where they derived which are they and why, a complete list of ie National Non Smoking Day or National Service day
• UK Search and Rescue
• Redlands (Sussex)-Home of Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones. Also the site of infamous police raid.
• Christopher Alaneme - very high profile 18 year-old Nigerian-British murder victim.
• Talbot Terrace, Scotstounhill - Street in Scotstounhill, an area within Glasgow City.
• St Christopher's Hospice - World's first and largest hospice, cited in Cicely Saunders
• Daniel Alexander Hopewell
• GCodes - Discounts Search Engine WWW.
• List of British Inventions - Similar to the list of list of American inventions, items invented in Britain/by British people.
• Charles Sydney Smith - Three-time Olympic water polo champion. One of rather few Britons with that many Olympic gold medals.
• Legfordrum - place in Co. Tyrone, beside Strabane
• Pearse McCauley - Former IRA
• Eagle Pub - Pub in Cambridge, England where Watson and Crick announced the DNA double-helix.
• Four Oaks Estate - Housing area in Four Oaks, no article on the actual area!
• Shakey Jake - The real milkshake - discontinued but hugley popular adverts

[edit] Guatemala

• El Viejo Palmar -- Village south of Quetzaltenango, hit by a volcanic eruption

[edit] Hong Kong

Further information: Wikipedia:Hong Kong wikipedians' notice board

[edit] Hungary

• Zsuzsa Demcsak, new government spokeswoman
• István Mikola, Fidesz, deputy prime minister nominee
• Lotz Dumitro (1827?-1912)
• Tibor Heltai

[edit] India

Further information: Wikipedia:Notice board for India-related topics/Requested articles

• Vazhoor

[edit] Indonesia

• Agnes Monica - Indonesian actress and singer
• Bantul, Indonesia - hit by the 2006 Java earthquake
• Rusli Zaenal - incumbent governor of Riau province
• Sultan Syarif Qasim II - pre-independence figure whose name is assigned to an airport in Pekanbaru

[edit] Iran

• Amitis
• Beshdezik
• Center for Doctrinal Strategic Studies
• Mahmoud Shahbazi
• Zurkhane

[edit] Ireland

• Dublin Fire Brigade
• Guardianship of Infants Act 1964
• Moyross, Limerick
• Colaiste an spioraid naomh Bishopstown Cork

[edit] Israel

• Famous Kibbutz volunteers -- Kibbutz
• Famous people from Israel

[edit] Italy

• Gino Ginelli
• La Fratta
• La Rinascente
• Laziogate

[edit] Japan

Further information: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan

[edit] Korea

Further information: Wikipedia:Korea-related topics notice board/to do

[edit] Macedonia

• Volkovija

[edit] Malaysia

• Censorship in Malaysia

[edit] Mexico

• Aztec currency
• Juan Andreu Almazán
• Zacatula

[edit] The Netherlands

Kijkwijzer (Create it by merge of Television rating system#Netherlands and Motion picture rating system#The Netherlands)

Utrecht Race Riots - Dutch Citizens riot in response to murder of Rinie Mulder.

[edit] New Zealand

Further information: Template:Wikiportal:New Zealand/Opentask

[edit] Niger

• Dabous - Site of a well-known giraffe carving
• Fachi - Desert oasis

[edit] Norway

• Ferkingstad - achaeologic place on the island Karmøy

[edit] Pakistan

• Nasim Ashraf - Chairman PCB

[edit] Portugal

• Annie Silva Pais
• Avessada
• Juventude Socialista
• Manuel Pais Clemente
• Moorish Portugal (detailed history of Muslims in Portugal before Christian Reconquest)
• Secção Autónoma de Engenharia Naval

[edit] Romania

• Minimum legal age in Romania (similar to Minimum legal ages in Belgium)
• Mures Hadareni

[edit] Spain

• Abacus Library-Cooperative (References: [5])
• Cascamorras the annual "Cascamorras" festival in Baza, southern Spain, held in 2006 on September 6.
• Rapa das Bestas (traditional summer festival involving the capture and taming of wild horses)
• Spanish weaponry (define)
• Falange Party (francisco franco)

[edit] Sri Lanka

• Gampola, Ancient Capital of Sri Lanka, Waterfalls of Sri Lanka, Ptolemy's ancient map of Ceylon (image), Elephant rock (Ethagala)

[edit] Syria

• Hand of Damascus

[edit] South Africa

Further information: List of South Africa-related topics

[edit] Taiwan

• Ko-Yu Chen (1977-????)

China-Taiwan history - Conflict between ROC and PRC

[edit] Tanzania

• Mnemba Islands

[edit] Thailand

• Chairball, thai game, rules, setup, history etc.

[edit] Turkey

• Yeniköy, district of İstanbul
• Science in Turkey, history and current situation of science in Turkey

[edit] Ukraine

• Ukraine parliament crisis, 2006

[edit] United States

Maps

• Alaskan map(a map of alaska

Awards

• American Colonel Insignia Origins
• Bishop Ranch
• Boulder High School (Boulder, Colorado)
• Camp Bethel, Virginia
• Camp Coniston
• Camp Naco, Arizona
• Charles Hayden, philanthropist
• Haywood Kirkland (Vietnam War Veteran, the main character (played by Larenz Tate) in the movie Dead President is based on him)
• Defense Technical Information Center - Information repository for Department of Defense technical reports, also maintains various DoD webpages [6]
• Dutch Harbour, Alaska
• Fork Mountain
• Fort Mountain
• Fort Scott (Virginia) (U.S. Civil War fortification)
• George W. Pirtle Scout Reservation, Texas
• Harlan, Indiana - A small town northeast of Fort Wayne, IN
• Jon Ottolini
• Qualities of a Good Leader
• Lasallian Volunteers, religious service organization
• Michael Creppy
• National Boss Day
• North Star Republic
• Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop Tour
• Pulltight, Alabama
• Stargazers' Stone
• Transylvania Seminary - in Lexington, Kentucky cited in Joshua Toulmin and see [7].
• Vehicle title - or car title. Lots of pages refer to car title and there are pages like Vehicle title branding, but none that actually explains what a vehicle title is
• West Genesee Senior High School, Camillus, NY
• Waupaca high school
• Western Hills High School, Benbrook, TX
• Greenstar Cooperative Market - in Ithaca, New York

• Chub rub what is it and how does it occur; how to avoid it

[edit] Vietnam

[edit] Wales

• Welsh Folk Music Revival
• Military of Wales

[edit] Zambia

• Kashiba Bulaya

[edit] Subnational regions

• Wikipedia:Requested articles/Geographical regions

[edit] Biographies

[edit] People (misc)/Professions/Groupings (listed alphabetically)

• Charlie Wärendh - Student and world traveller
• Mildred Adams - Writer, of "The Right to be People", Suffragist Born 1894
• Steven Aftergood - Director of FAS Project on Government Secrecy
• Karen Agnew
• Khadija Ali
• Norris Alderson - Associate Commissioner of Science, FDA
• Tabitha L. Allen - National Forensics League, All-American 4th Speaker in the nation
• Camilla Al Fayed - socialite, daughter of Mohammed Al Fayed, half-sister of Dodi Al Fayed
• Charles Kennard - Man who patented ouija boards and founded the company that created them
• Wanda Alston - Major leader of the L/G/B/T community and former NOW staff who was killed
• Rufina Amaya - the El Salvadoran Rosa Parks -- virtual sole survivor of the El Mozote massacre, it was due to her courageous and persistent determination alone that the truth became known about this historic event, resulting in a UN Truth Commission Report exposing human rights abuses in El Salvador. See http://latino.si.edu/researchandmuseums/presentations/rodriguez_paper.html and http://www.markdanner.com/newyorker/120693_The_Massacre.htm and http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/13/AR2007031301826.html.

• James H. Amos Jr. - Leader in franchising industry - former marine, served 2 tours in vietnam - partial biography to be found here: http://www.cfwshops.org/about_board_amos.html
• Ralph Archbold - Actor who portrays Benjamin Franklin
• Lee A. Archer, Jr., Lt. Col. USAF (Ret) - the only confirmed ace among the Tuskegee Airmen. He is also one of the original 5 members of the Five Stars Council advisory body of the Veterans History Project. See http://lcweb2.loc.gov/cocoon/vhp/bib/12880 and http://www.loc.gov/vets/fivestar.html.
• Michael Ashley - Professor of Astrophysics and Optics at University of South New Wales
• Hugh Atkinson -
• Marion Rose Caunter - channel V presenter/host from malaysia
• Richard Charles Corbin - Pinellas County School Board Teacher/Landscaping/Consultant to the ?/Fisherman/Suwanee River Yacht Club/Seminole,Florida,12878 82 Ave. N.,Seminole ,Florida 33772

Tel.# 727 - 393 - 4655 /Gay Friendly and positive

• [[Allen Frantzen]
• Darren 'Whackhead' Simpson - South African Commedian and radio presenter
• Zeb Atlas, gay porn star
• Derek Liu Creator of Gaia Online (formerly known as Go-Gaia), an anime site with over 6 million users. http://www.gaiaonline.com
• Joseph Kallinger, New Jersey murderer
• Richard Tolentino The first man who made a site to SAPANGBATO. He's also a member of a band called PSYCHONESIS.
• Barry L. Zubrow- A noted New Jersey diplomat and well-known former business executive at Goldman Sachs. He is a philanthropist and currently is involved in a number of non-for-profit and corporate institutions, such as Haverford College. He holds multiple governmental positions and currently serves as an economic adviser to Jon Corzine, the governor of New Jersey. Finally, in 2006, he was appointed chairman of the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation by the governor. This well-known figure deserves an article and is sited in a number of other Wikipedia articles. Information on Barry Zubrow can be found at a number of sources, including:

-http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktguideapps/personinfo/FromMktGuideIdPersonTearsheet.jhtml?passedMktGuideId=451504 -http://www2.goldmansachs.com/our_firm/investor_relations/financial_reports/docs/prospectus_usa_multipage/USA/Management.html

[edit] B

• Svante Banér
• Jay Barbree (US space reporter for NBC and MSNBC)
• Charles E. Benham (UK inventor and toymaker, created Benham's top)
• Phil Bergeron
• Bynoe Quads
• Melvin Bernstein (DHS)
• Dominik Binder (Austrian philosopher)
• Konina Biswas
• Rudolph Blankenburg -Politician
• Eishia Brightwell-Model
• Susan Brinkmann
• Curtis J. Bonk (education theorist)
• Charlie Buttons
• Ruth Muskrat Bronson
• Walter Brueggeman - Theologian
• Leslie Burger (librarian??)
• Martin Burkenroad
• Brett Michael Ballard
• André Berger - meteorologist
• Borislav Bogdanović - chemist
• Charalambos Bouras - architect

[edit] C

• Beatrice Campbell
• Bruce Cathie
• Joe Cicero (Network Security Instructor at NWTC, Green Bay, WI with many interesting research projects.)
• Praveen Chaudhari
• Annie Christmas (Lower Mississippi river bully)
• James Coe
• Daryl Bradford Smith
• Tim Collings (inventor of the V-chip)
• Tom Chase (a famous gay porn star)

Connie (disambiguation) many people under the same name

• Brian Coppola
• Jose Couso journalist killed while covering war
• Caeriel Crestin syndicated newscolumnist
• Jason Crighton Blogger whose actions are believed to have caused the official Ann Coulter website to shut down on March 7th-8th, 2007.
• Max De Crinis
• Seymour Cohen - molecular biologist
• Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandra Rao - chemist
• Felix Leonidovich Chernoushko

[edit] D

• Mathias Dapfner
• Lucille Dawson
• Christopher Dede
• Justin DeJong (Mapped famous Counter-Strike maps.)
• Nina DeSesa
• Barbara Dewey
• Lloyd Dinkelspiel
• Sandra Dolby
• Natalie Dormer
• Capt. John E. Draim
• David von Drehle
• Brian Dudley
• Charles E. Dull
• Troy Duster (sociologist, ASA president)
• Cynthia Dwork
• Oscar Dyson
• Rachael Anne Don-Duncan
• Pol Doti - molecular biologist
• Aksinia Dzhurova - byzantologist
• Noël Duval - archeologist

[edit] E

• Lee Edelman (queer theorist)
• Sandra Ruth Egerer (Bahai pioneer, 8/1/1948 to 12/2/2006)
• Ted Einstein
• Hope T. Eldridge
• Joseph Erb
• Williamson Evans animator
• Emily G. Hutchings book writer controversy with ouija board and mark twain
• Rachael Anne Don-Duncan
• Ellie Allen British women that experiences aproximately 250 orgasms a day.
• William N. Everitt - mathematician
• Jesse E. Edwards - cardiologist, professor

[edit] F

• Bob Fenster
• Karen Floyd - Candidate for South Carolina Superintendent of Education
• Timothy Foecke
• Henry Foxall
• Laura Franklin
• Genevieve Cora Fraser - Palestinian activist [8][9][10][11]

[12][13]

• Bob Frissell
• Charles B. Fulton Jr. - Businessman, religious leader
• Felito Felix - Singer, Producer, Composer, Actor
• Konstantin Vasilyevich Frolov - mechanical engineer

[edit] G

• Brian Gallagher
• Jeff Gardiner
• Gilles Garnier - The Werewolf of Dole
• Susan Garrett
• Saul Gass
• Emile Gauvreau - 1920s tabloid newspaperman & author
• Marty Gear
• Nick Gisburne - Atheist, Author. http://www.gisburne.com
• Olivier Gobert
• Ethel Granger - World's smallest waist record holder and body modification icon
• Kenneth C. Green
• Willie Grills Disc Jockey and President of Olive Hill Paranormal Society
• Harold J. Grimm - reformation/medieval historian
• Rachael Anne Don-Duncan
• Forrest Gerst - Fort Madison key club member, Individual Event Speech Team member
• Pantó György - Geochemical scientist
• Dionigi Galletto - physicist - mathematician
• Drago Grdenić - chemist
• Konrád György - man of letters
• Pierre-Marie Gallois - general

[edit] H

• Isaac Halpern
• Bernhard Häring - German theologian (de, it , pt)
• Alex Harper - International Baccalaureate graduate, current FSU student
• Pauly Hart - Musician, Poet, Painter; Recent
• Eric Hatch
• Cody Hauri (http://codyhauri.blogsome.com)
• George Heilmeier
• Heinrich Heime (Communist? Contemporary of Karl Marx? misspelling of Heinreich Heine?)
• Jon Hemming (mighty dragon slayer)
• Justin Herman – head of the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency in the 1960s; shaped modern Western Addition.
• William Francis Hildebrand (American chemist)
• Frank Hogg
• Alex Holodak
• Amos Hostetter - prominent commodities trader
• Michael Huang (space writer)
• Hollywood Halo - A Halo 2 machinima clan who used to be at halogrid.com.
• Dušan Hadži - chemist
• Harald Hauptmann - archeologist

[edit] I

• John Irving - Member of the UK Parliament for Bramber during at least 1812 – 1825 and some time before (1802-?) and after. The link here brings up the american author.
• Masayuki Iwata - economist

[edit] J

• Rebbeca Cox Jackson - A free african-american living during the Civil War
• Nicole St. John - A voice woman on futurama (She plays Sally the orphan)
• Dereck Joubert
• Allyson Jule (Canadian academic and researcher on language and gender)
• Walt Jung - Electrical engineer famous for his analog designs
• Terrence Johnson -
• Peer Jacobsen - slavist
• Manfred Jänichen - slavist

[edit] K

• Julius Seth Kahn (inventor)
• Anna Kaplan
• Chris Kantor (entrepreneur)
• George Kantor (roboticist, not the same as Georg Cantor)
• Kanyenke Famous Indian around mid 1700's that helped to stop Sanish Conquistadors
• Lawrence Karlton
• Maurice Karnaugh - Karnaugh maps
• Elisha Kellogg
• Ernst Kessler
• Sardar Sikandar Hayat Khan
• Jeong Kim (engineer)
• Margaret Mary Kimmel (librarian & educator)
• Gottlieb Kirchhoff - Russian chemist, inventor of (a process to make?) corn syrup
• Evron M. Kirkpatrick - [14]
• Marcia Knous (Mozilla Foundation)
• Morton A. Klein (President of the Zionist Organization of America) ZOA [15]
• Kwstas Kostopoulos
• Aleksander Kulisiewicz
• Matthew Kozey (renaissance man)
• Tomohiro Kayano (3-d Designer of Kingdom Hearts)
• Jill Koolmees (Author of her memoir "My Desert Kingdom" about life in Saudi Arabia before September Eleven, and their views and beliefs towards women.)
• Velibor Krsmanović - biochemist
• Anthony N. Kounadis - professor at the National Technical University of Athens
• Lapis Károly - pathologist
• Rolf Dieter Kluge - slavist
• Iliya Konev - historian of literature

[edit] L

• Alfredo Gallegos Lara aka Padre Pistolas [16]
• Graeme Lamb -- Lieutenant General in the British Army and head of their forces their in Iraq
• Brian Laufer
• Etienne Laurin (AtnNn)
• Richard Laux
• Jo Legood
• Vladimir Levi
• Robert Levitt
• Lance Liebman
• Mike Lin
• Carlo Lombardi
• Salvatore A. Lombardo
• Adolph Luetgert
• LuzArius
• Reinhard Lauer - slavist

[edit] M

• Warren Macaulay doctor who discovered lymphomatoid papulosis
• Alain Magnan
• Zadok Magruder
• Carré de Malberg - French jurist
• Jon Melby - Airshow pilot
• Karen Dee Michalowicz
• Milton Milan - former Mayor of Camden City NJ
• Cody Miller
• Ed Monk (boat designer)
• Rupert Morgan (novelist)
• M. Brooke Murdock
• Bogdan Maglić - nuclear physicist
• Ingo Müller - mechanical engineer
• Georges Mathé - cancerologist
• Alexander Margulis - radiologist

[edit] N

• Nakaidoklini
• Tom Norris
• Nicholas Sherlock
• Nick Sacca
• Nimmi Patel
• Ralph Nuzzo - William H. and Janet Lycan Professor of Chemistry Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
• Tihomir Novakov - physico-chemist
• Gerhard Neweklowsky - slavist

[edit] O

• Gen Henry Obering
• Henry Onderdonk
• Michael O'Shaughnessy – San Francisco City Engineer in the late 19th century, best known for development of the O'Shaughnessy Dam, damming the Hetch Hetchy Valley.
• Jon Ottolini
• John O'Mara Bockris - physico-chemist
• Guy Ourisson - chemist - biochemistry

[edit] P

• Mr. Pregnant - Youtube Actor
• H. J. Pain
• Jani Macari Pallis - sports science
• John Parr (governor) of Nova Scotia
• Paidraig Pearse
• John Henry Pepper
• Carlos Peralta
• Ian Philpot
• Adrian Pike
• Jeffrey Pleasure (;
• Shawn “Crowclaws” Poirier A somewhat-famous-modern-day Salem Witch April 2, 1966—March 17, 2007
• Zenon Pozdniak
• Adam Powers
• Denis Priven -
• Boris Podrecca - architect
• Petrovics Emil - composer

[edit] R

• Richard Reagan
• Wilma Rudalph
• Dr. Franklin R. Ruehl
• Nicholas D. Riebesehl
• Tom Rubnitz - Gay filmmaker in 70's, 80's
• Dan Rivers
• James Rolfe - The Angry Video Game Nerd
• Valentin Vitalyevich Rumyancev - member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
• Paško Rakić

[edit] S

• Andrew Schlottmann- A highly gifted young man attending the United States Naval Academy representing Pulaski County, Virginia
• Rizvi Sonia - An actress which performed in indian movie mughal-e-azam
• Daniel Sadek - Writer,Producer,Owner of exotic car collection in upcoming movie redline(Eddie Griffin wrecked the Ferrari Enzo)
• Daniel Andreas San Diego
• John Sarkissian
• Paul Arthur Schilpp
• Johann Schumacher - Director of Russian Academy under Peter the Great
• Geyr von Schweppenberg - (German general in World War Two)
• William L. Scruggs
• Iocus Severus - A large player in the Neurocam game
• George Fitzroy Seymour
• Sonia Shankman
• John Shive (or Schive?) (Bell Labs scientist)
• Maria Siemionow
• Gabriel Sigal
• Massimo Signoracci
• Amit Singh - Author, technical writer, columnist etc. More info: [17]
• Emma Starr-Adult Film Star
• Steven Sitter
• Stephen J. Small -
• Sean "Ailsean" Stone -
• Dr Edward Stonestreet
• George Stratemeyer
• Peter Stubbe - The Werewolf of Bedburg
• Roberto Suarez - Bolivian drug lord.
• John Suter - Iditatrod competitor
• David Szady
• William Sledd
• Shameer VKM - Media Professional, Designer, Lectures etc. More info: [18]
• Richard M. Spriggs - engineer of technology
• Michael Simic - chemist
• Emil Špaldon - engineer of agronomy
• Constantin E. Sekeris - biochemist
• Dragoslav Šiljak - electrical engineer
• Valeriy Vladimirovich Skorohod - member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
• Stanislaus Hafner - slavist
• [[Gabriella Schubert] - slavist
• Tome Serafimovski - sculptor

[edit] T

• Stuart Tay - Orange County murder victim
• Ruan Tecillo - Born 1984. U.S. Marine 2002-2007
• Lee Thornton (CBS News)
• Theresa Toigo
• John Tomaney - British professor of regional governance, also wrote about post-Fordism and modern ideas of work
• John Tomiczek - Graham Chapman and David Sherlock's adopted son
• Andrew Toovey
• Keiichiro Toyama - video game director, famous for such Survival Horror game titles as Silent Hill, Forbidden Siren (Siren) and Forbidden SIREN 2 (Siren 2)
• Trapper Nelson - Settled on land fronting the Loxahatchee River (near Hobe Sound, Florida), trapper of animals, created a small zoo for tourists at the property.
• [[Trish Choi]], Internet Celebrity (www.myspace.com/trishchoi)
• Miha Tišler - chemist
• Igor Vladimirovich Torgov - chemist
• Bruno Thürlimann - civil engineer
• Antonio Emilio Tachiaos - slavist
• Zuzanna Topolińska - linguist
• Svetlana Mihailovna Tolstoy - slavist

[edit] U

• Vlada Urošević - man of letters

[edit] V

• Joseph Vann (Cherokee leader)
• Geoffrey van Cromvoirt - Arrested April 17, 2006 in Aruba in relation to the Natalee Holloway investigation. Known also by his initials "G.V.C."
• Philip Vaughan - Welsh ironmaster who in 1794 patented the first modern ball bearing.
• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
• Rick Vaughn A DJ for BRMB.
• Samuel Van Leer - American Revolution Captain, Iron Master,
• Anthony Wayne Van Leer- Confederate: Quantrill's Raiders, Missouri guerrilla unit.
• Blake Van Leer - American Actor who was featured in cosmo magazine, had appearances on national tv shows, appearances in the general public with other celebrities, and is the heir to a land development company that makes, buys and sells landfills to waste management.
• Ella Wall Van Leer - Author of the Van Leer Papers, Artist, Painter and founded one of the first sorities at Georgia Tech.
• Andrew Voyles - An aspiring young American student.
• Vasiliy Sergeyevich Vladimirov - mathematician
• Branislav Vidić - dentist and anatomist
• Vukan R. Vučić - transport engineer

[edit] W

• Kevin Wiles, Founder and first president of the FGMCC (First Generation Monte Carlo Club)
• Theo Willows, Artist (Drawing)
• Wongfu productions, film producers. i want to know how they got started, how successful they are, what films they've made
• Dietrich H. Welte - geochemist
• Julius Erich Wess - physicist

[edit] Y

• Tamio Yamakawa - biochemist

[edit] Z

• Zeb Atlas, gay porn star
• Vilen Andreyevich Zharikov - geologist

[edit] Ancient people

• Aceratus - Greek epigrammatist
• Acesander - IIIrd or IInd century BC, Greek tragic author
• Aeschrio - IVth century BC, lyrical Greek poet
• Agaclytus - Greek historian
• Agesilaos of Sparta 445-360BCE
• Eryximachus

[edit] Famous French people

• Julien Barbier
• Christian Cabrol
• Marie-Louise Giraud

[edit] famous German people

• Martin Grüner, * 1929 poilitician FDP, grew up in Schramberg

• Hugo Wilhelm Kauffmann, * 1844 Painter His best customer, 1890, grew up in Hamburg

[edit] Famous UK people

See also: Have I Got News For You episodes list has a really long list of everyone to have been on Have I Got News For You.

• Harry Toulmin cited in Joshua Toulmin and see WWW.
• Charles Benham
• Alicia Douvall
• David Dugan
• Biju Longhinos
• Arthur P. Pedrick (inventor)
• Sir Ayni Haz Kaljeet Dosani Punjap (Head of the Khalistan alliance.)
• Sir Mathew Reid
• Amanda Vickery
• Edmund Willard
• Rowan E Cole
• Tuppy Owens, sex educator
• Wolff Levisohn, Jack the Ripper suspect
• De'Ath family, including Charles De'Ath

[edit] Famous Romanian people

• Ion Popescu
• Marin Ion

[edit] Famous Concerts

• Subliminal Versus Tour , Slipknot
• Therapist abuse
• Carl Disch http://www.southpolestation.com/trivia/igy2/disch.html
• Award Winners of 2006?
• AngloInfo.com
• Anathema Online http://Anathema-Online.com
• Save Earth Confederation
• Pacific Air Virtual Airline www.pacificairva.com
• Virtual Acrobatic Teams (i.e. www.FS-MP.com and www.pacificiarva.com]]
• Cardinal Hummes
• Congregation of the Clergy
• The Lady of All Nations
• Purgatorian societies
• Confraternity and sodality
• Pious assocation
• Church movements
• Sony DAV-DZ110
• Ecclesiastical obedience
• Final trial of the Church - also known as the final passover of the Church
• Renewal of the world - new heavens and new earth
• Mysteries of the Rosary
• Concept Store
• USS Seginus was laid down as the SS Toulmin see List of United States Navy ships, S, List of Liberty ships: H and see WWW
• Helen Barnett Diserens Inventor of Under arm Deoderant
• Boarum Forum Software as used in Asiasoft Online Forums
• Oakland Sideshow Go Dumb USA
• Pakour The Art of Movement. EldaW is working on such an article using urbanfreeflow.com as basis.
• Glass Prison
• Crazy paving
• ZumeX
• Talking with Jon
• MaxAir (Ride) Tell me about the MaxAir ride at Cedar Point!
• VPPROF What is it?
• Flag ratio
• Official Disney Pin Trading
• Jasper Holmes
• British India administration and provincial organisation
• Fey language (yourdictionary.com explains it as, "Having or displaying an otherworldly, magical, or fairylike aspect or quality")
• Professional wrestling in Canada
• Commercial engineering
• JML Manufacturers
• College Kidnappers 1930's crime gang
• Isotonix Company which sells vitamins as a powder, for fast absorption when water added
• Omar Ramadhan Mapuri
• Ma Frensky
• Hall of tortured souls
• Infotalent Systems
• Mamur Zapt
• Charter of Larmenius
• Leonardo's Laptop
• Scientific Exploration Society
• Service with a smile
• Nile Basin Initiative
• Laurin Publishing
• Byers Lake
• Parity Progression Ratio
• Aesar
• Gunsel
• K.OL.C
• Knaack
• Tilly Balloon Company
• nightmarket
• Market Australia Business company
• El Galiban
• CCRC
• Pickwick Dance Club
• Social Aid & Pleasure Club
• Memory cloth
• Liars' Dice
• The Last Fandango
• AAGAD
• Martman http://www.martman.co.uk
• Wagner the Wehr-Wolf
• Shudder (To shiver convulsively, as from fear or revulsion{what are the mechanisms?})
• RRRR That's 5 Rs RRRR That's 5 Rs
• R. Tucker Thompson
• Harbor Bay (apparel)
• Cognomen Syndrome
• Mint cake, as in Kendal
• Thinking-East Journalism project that uses university students from Central Asia as reporters; implicated in Tulip Revolution of Kyrgyzstan. (http://www.thinking-east.net)
• The Registan blog devoted to Central Asia; does a lot of work with Thinking-East (http://www.registan.net)
• Eucerit
• Fun Phone It's used in arcades. Basically, you put in a coin, and you hear something recorded. I think Wikipedia should have something about this.
• Sprite Survivor
• Bartholdi Park
• The Banks
• goose juggling
• jolie-laide
• Rainbow Goblin Story
• Storyspace
• National Science Learning Centre
• East Lansing High School Quizbowl
• CrystalXP.net bricopacks
• OARDC
• Apple Creek Developmental Center
• Washhouse
• Era of Wonderful Nonsense
• Las Vegas Weekly
• David Soyat
• Kimberely Plateau
• Girls School Association
• Eppie award
• Genie Simcards
• Knicky Knicky Nine Doors
• Sukhoveis
• Sunset Beach Club, a hotel in Benalmadena.
• sobering centers
• Gubmit noun. a bureaucratic institution (the southern part of USA).
• Autonomous Underwater Systems Institute
• LG VX8500
• List of newspapers in passaic county, NJ
• Evjen method
• Peter Gruber Foundation, Peter Gruber (businessman)
• Sigma Epsilon Xi
• Shaun (disambiguation) "Just want a disambiguation page."
• List of Sonic the Hedgehog games by year
• Goo gone
• Farm suicide
• The Ring of McAllister - by Robert Marantz
• Robert Marantz
• Dutch 17th Century: The Great Golden Age
• Blaise Zambini - from Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling
• Million Trees LA
• Bracli - The original pearl thong from Spain
• Animal Vegetable Video - A research project that uses cameras on animals and certain plants to get their point of view.
• Hayley - Given name
• Fing
• UAVCCI
• Zuzga, and it's meaning in urban areas.
• Smilin' Buddha Cabaret (cabaret)
• Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Funny Fansubs
• Yu-Gi-Oh: World Championship 2007(video game)
• I of the Dragon (video game)
• McBride Public School
• Visual Techniques to help those doing the hsc
• GM-94 Russian pump action grenade launcher.
• Controlled crying
• Freek, an energy drink.
• Elisa is Awesome Association EAA
• "R" word
• Blackwell-Tapia prize
• flagwaving