User:CloudNine

Friday, 13 June

Ongoing Projects
Double Nickels on the Dime (c) • Bad Moon Rising (c) • Minor Disturbance (c)

Quotes of the Moment

"Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored."
Aldous Huxley

"People forget how fast you did a job - but they remember how well you did it."
Howard Newton

"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
Groucho Marx

Contact Information
• E-mail : mwhitworth@gmail.com

CloudNine

Hi! I, CloudNine, am a student from Hertfordshire, England. I'm studying computer science at Imperial College London. I'm interested in mathematics, technology and music. My favourite bands are the Pixies, Nirvana and Hüsker Dü, along with The Beatles and Frank Black. I'm a big fan of alternative rock in general; I present a show called "American Alternative" on my college radio station. I've seen quite a few bands in concert and I have a Last.fm account.^[1]

I have made numerous contributions to Wikipedia, mostly in bringing articles to featured or good status; I am an administrator. I lately seem to have found a niche editing and improving articles about the Pixies. I created the Pixies taskforce to co-ordinate things, and am a member of its parent project, the Alternative Music Wikiproject. I also maintain the alternative music portal, and run a bot to update the project's peer review page.

You may want to take a look at my statistics and my barnstars. I've also got some thoughts about featured articles and how to go about writing them, which I will finish someday. By the way, I'm happy to help anyone to get up to speed with contributing to Wikipedia; everyone has something to contribute and the project always needs more experts. I'm also available in other languages; see the sidebar for more.

Did you know...

• that, at the age of 100, Buster Martin is believed to be the United Kingdom's oldest employee?
• that alternative rocker and Pixies frontman Black Francis wrote the song "Crackity Jones" about a stay with a crazed roommate in Puerto Rico as an exchange student?
• that the American mathematician Yudell Luke wrote two books on the probabilities of winning at the card game of cribbage?