User:Cmadler

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Due to the widespread speedy-deletion of User boxes, I have removed them all...at least until I figure out how to give a big "up yours" to the deletionists.

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[edit] Me, glorious me!

I grew up in Lexington, Kentucky and went to the University of Kentucky from which I received a Bachelor of Arts in Music. In 2005 I received a Master of Business Administration degree from Michigan State University, and I now live in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Most of my work in Wikipedia has been related to bluegrass music, which I grew up listening to. Going forward, I plan to continue work on bluegrass music related articles, including the main article, subgenres, and musicians. If you would like to discuss bluegrass or any other article/topic to which I've contributed (or something completely off-topic like the weather, which for me is particularly nasty at the moment) just leave a note on my talk page; I check it regularly.

If you are also working on bluegrass music related articles, you are welcome to make full use of my to-do list below.

Recently I have also become active in the U.S. Collaboration of the Week.

[edit] Other places to find me

Come say "hi!"

[edit] My edits

Most active day: January 20, 2006. By the end of the day I had made 84 edits. I think I am going to take it easy for a few days! Check out the work I did on Paul Laurence Dunbar High School! ([1])

[edit] My pages

Sandbox Talk

Contents


[edit] Fun with Wikipedia

[edit] My contributions

[edit] Major

New Grass Revival (1972 album)
Fly Through the Country
When the Storm is Over
Too Late to Turn Back Now
Barren County (album)

[edit] U.S. Collaborations of the Week

[edit] Smaller

[edit] Bluegrass to-do list

[edit] Redlinked from bluegrass music main article

[edit] Redlinked from International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor article

[edit] Other red-links

  • Bluegrass Alliance
  • Bluegrass Cardinals
  • Kentucky Colonels (band)
  • Kentucky Mountain Boys
  • Quicksilver (band)
  • Johnny Staats

[edit] To expand

[edit] General to-do list

[edit] Note

Please note that the term "cmadler" (regardless of case) is my mark, to which I grant Wikipedia and all other Wikimedia projects unreserved rights, on the conditions that the term may only be used in reference to me or my contributions. I have been using this invented name since 1996, and to my knowledge I am the first creator of this word. A Google search on the term yields approximately 50 distinct hits (over 280 in total), all of which refer to me.

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