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Just testing the signatures Loudenvier Loudenvier 18:32, 30 May 2005 (UTC)
Well, very good the tildes work fine, but what if I wanted to use my real name, instead of my nick name?
Something like [ [User:Loudenvier|Felipe Machado] ]? I think there isn´t a short cut for this...
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Hi, Felipe,
The image Image:Niterói Itacoatiara Beach.jpg was already tagged with the ((unverified)) template on 31 December 2004. That meant it could then be deleted after 7 days. At that time, the original uploader should have been warned; and he was:[1].
So I could just have deleted the image. Now I did not want to do that without notification, but I didn't only want to notify the original uploader, so I removed the image from the pages it was in. In this way, everyone with those pages in their watchlist should have gotten the message. And obviously, it worked... Note that photographs without a source or license will be deleted; this did not always happen, but the last three weeks people are making serious work of it.
One last question: can you explain at Image:Niterói Itacoatiara Beach.jpg why the picture is public domain? Thanks. -- Eugene van der Pijll 22:46, 9 October 2005 (UTC)
P.S. If you want to change your signature to [ [User:Loudenvier|Felipe Machado] ], you can do that by going to "preferences" (at the top of each page), and entering a nickname "Felipe Machado". This text is inserted in all signatures.
It's funny, you added the statbox to the Royce Gracie article like five seconds before I tried to add it myself. Anyway, just wanted to say keep up the good work. Shawnc 20:49, 28 October 2005 (UTC)
Tu du ben. (Is that correct spelling?)
I support your decision to pull off the NPOV tag on the Royce Gracie page. Just so you know, I am neither a Gracie fan nor a Gracie hater. I think they are talented fighters and that is about it. I will be happy to continue editing that page so we can sort out this disagreement with Kingmob. If he can supply what he thinks is POV, I will be happy to make slight alterations, but don't see anything glaring with the current article.
Also, if you would not have mentioned it on the discussion page, I would not have known you were not a native English speaker. You edit in English well. FYI, I made a slight spelling adjustment to your main page.Stones12 16:08, 29 October 2005 (UTC)
hi, sorry for interruption, could you please see to the NPOV of exclusion of Brazil from this article. It was there until a month ago, and some guys keep excluding South America and Brazil from what I believe is its just place (and I am not alone, since these previous edits were there long before, to include Brazil). thanks Perroot 21:58, 30 November 2005 (UTC)
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Thanks for your comments - I'm a big fan of both Pain of Salvation and Symphony X, although the former more than the latter. Just to let you know, I prefert to restrict messages about content disputes to the talk pages of the relevant articles. I look forward to a productive discussion. Cheers --Ryan Delaney talk 01:15, 13 April 2006 (UTC)
Waldir Azevedo ainda foi um dos primeiros shredders da história e merece estar naquela lista. Quer dizer que é melhor fazer um artigo de "cavaquinho shred" do que deixar ele lá? Cuzandor 19:31, 3 May 2006 (UTC)
Thanks man! I am a huge fan of Roy's work with Bruce Dickinson, and I even got to see him once opening for Maiden(with Blaze) in 1998 with his Tribe of Gypsies band here in LA. Just trying to contribute to the "good ones", so more people will know about them! Thanks again! Skeletor2112 04:32, 4 May 2006 (UTC)
I understood your reasoning, and I am a big fan of Twain, but the time travel in Twain consists of a bump on the head. Neither Wells nor Verne was the first person to write about any of the subjects they pioneered. That's the reason for the word "pioneered" rather than "discovered" or "invented". What Wells and Verne did was to explore in greater depth and for a larger audience themes that other writers had just touched on. Rick Norwood 20:54, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
Hi. I am working on a more.. informative.. userpage. You can have a look here but there are only a few details and a ramble on arts and another on religion, which is unfitting for what should be more biographical. I am young, I have little to talk about concerning myself except my thoughts - this makes an empty "biography". Best wishes, --A Sunshade Lust 04:10, 16 July 2006 (UTC)
I cleaned up your re-write of Angra if you could just check it over to make sure I kept accuracy throughout it would be much appreciated. Canadian-Bacon 17:01, 21 July 2006 (UTC)
Great to hear that! First of all, if you'd ask me, your English is better than mine, but I know a few good native-English-speaking copyeditors just in case :D I cordially invite you to join the WikiProject Automobiles, where we discuss and coordinate all efforts concerning automobile-related articles on Wikipedia. On the main project page, you can also find the links to some standards that have been established for those articles. Don't hesitate to post your questions and suggestions on the talk page!
As concerns the cars themselves, I am quite surprised to learn you drive an Opel Tigra! I thought all Opel cars were sold in Brazil as Chevrolets, but apparently this was not the case. Or is it a private import?
I am happy to learn you are into GM and Fiat cars in particular, as I happen to be working on those mostly. Currently a small project is under way concerning the Polski Fiat 125p (which we intend to take to Featured Article level) and related Fiat 125 and Fiat 1300/1500 - any information on the whereabouts of these models in Latin America, as well as in general (surprisingly, e.g. the most informative source on the 125 seems to be an Argentinian site) is more than welcome!
Regards, Bravada, talk - 12:05, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
Regards, Bravada, talk - 16:37, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi Louenvier. Thanks for your edits to the Pelé article and the comments you left on the talk page. I have responded to your comments, as have a couple of other editors. I would really appreciate a reponse to what I have said. Jim (Talk) 14:49, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi. In response to your enquiry on my talk page, I have made some edits to this article. I suspect you may have misinterpreted the Wikipedia:No original research policy as it it applies to this article. Based on the contents of this article, it seems that the question of how many goals Pele scored during his career is an issue of how one interprets the existing statistics, not how one gets his data (do non-league games count? etc).
To explain the NOR policy: "Original Research" occurs when an editor collects his or her own data and interpretations and publishes them in Wikipedia as fact, without having them first published elsewhere and peer-reviewed. The original research policy was first instituted by Jimbo when some physicists had begun to add their own theories on magnetism to the relevant Wikipedia articles without first submitting them to scrutiny by the scientific community. As such it may be useful to keep this example in mind when deciding what is original research and what isn't.
Analagously, an example of original research in this case would be for a person to have personally watched all his games and counted the goals, then published his count in Wikipedia without having it peer-reviewed. But since no editor (to my knowledege, correct me if I am wrong here) has added his own count -- but only a count provided by published sources -- this is an issue of proper citation, not original research.
I hope this helps.
--Ryan Delaney talk 19:46, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi! As of now, you are the only member of the Latin American cars task force, so I have no choice but to bother you about that :D I have started the article on the abovementioned model, and I have read somewhere that it was also manufactured in Brazil, where production continued into the 1960s or even 1970s and spawned a model called Chrysler Esplanada. Perhaps you could find some more detailed information on that? See also the article's talk page :D Regards, Bravada, talk - 02:06, 13 August 2006 (UTC)
PS. Perhaps you know of fellow Latin American editors interested in automotive topics, or can post some info on a regional/language notice board, so that you won't be alone in the TF :D
Why don't we need a separate "History of Tobacco Smoking" article? --GoOdCoNtEnT 16:56, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi Felipe!
Thanks for your message, I only just read it as it got lost in the tangle on my talk page (gotta do some cleaning I guess). I am sorry to hear about the Marea :( It was surely a great car, one of my all-time favorites with regard to styling, both inside and out, and also you had a great engine! I hope the Astra will serve you well, I come from a longtime Opel-driving family :D
I don't know about the interior of Chevrolet Astra, but the interior of the 2006 SS model looks almost like the one we had in the Opel Astra B/H in Europe (I mean we as Europeans, my family never actually owned an Astra B, I myself considered the base versions to be pretty plain compared to the elegant Vectra B). So, did the previous Brazilian Astras have a different interior? BTW, if the 2.0 you've got is the same 8v unit that was fitted in various Opels in the 1990s (and earlier), you are probably going to have many troublefree miles with it!
I am looking forward to your contirbutions to the Opel Astra and Chevrolet Monza articles - I will gladly learn more about them! I was also wondering how are you doing with the Simca stuff. In case you don't have time to do it all at once, perhaps you could just drop us a short summary - I am really eager to know how the story went on :D I've read Simca actually turned the old Flathead into a Hemi!
Do also have a look at talk:Simca, where I set up a general discussion section for all Simca-related articles. One of the major issues we have is the lack of free pics - we need more people to look for them and ask the authors to contribute them to release them into public domain. They tend to agree, it's only that somebody has to ask them :D Besides, the Best Cars Website seems to have quite a lot of info on a large number of classic cars (including Simcas), not only those made in Brazil, but it is in Portuguese... So, I think there is quite a lot you can contribute, to say so :D Bravada, talk - 06:32, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
PS. Actually, the Fiat Marea article has a rather lousy picture now - perhaps you have a nice photo of your Marea somewhere that you could contribute?
If the engine you are referring to is the 2.0 Flexpower used in e.g. Chevrolet Astra (8v ohc, 1998 cc, 86 mm bore x 86 mm stroke), then it is made off the same block as the Opel engine of the same displacement, which was fitted to e.g. Opel Astra B/G. You can find many useful data (but, unfortunately, not always the engine codes) at the http://www.globalautoindex.org - find the company, then the model, then the body style and then you can click for data for the given engine version. I looked at the GM Family II engine article, and I think this engine is the one marked as X20SE. The European counterparts would be the "20XE" family. I know that other than in Opel technical documentation it's hard to find codes for those, and I also didn't come accross any legenda for those letter designation GM uses online, I have only seen one in an Opel Vectra B maintenance manual.
I would begin with getting hold of the two primary authors of the article - Steve Foskett, who is our resident engine specialist :D and Dmitry, who seems to know everything about GM Opel and Daewoo engines. Secondly, I would turn to the guys at www.GMInsideNews.com (GMI) - there are a lot of really knowledgeable guys there, there are also members form Latin America, including Brazil. If you told me what exactly would you want from them, I could post it for you, but I believe it would be much easier if you just went there directly and posted at The Tech Forum or "All Other Brands" Discussion Forum - or even both, to increase the chances somebody will see that :D Just let me know if you do so, so that I could see what becomes of that - I have some experience with how GMI works :D
I am sorry I am not very helpful at the moment, my dim-witted brain did not quite get what you were actually asking about/for... :( Please tell me what you want of me loudly, clearly and slowly, and then perhaps I get it and I'll be happy to do that for you :D
As concerns Simca, I am really eagerly awaiting, as I have actually nominated Simca Vedette to WP:GAC, as it takes some time to get somebody's attention, but I guess it would be better to have the article more or less complete before soembody reviews it. I think we are quite fine now, but I can't help thinking that even a small write-up on the Brazilian model history is missing. It doesn't have to be a very detailed story, but if you could just summarize the main facts and figures in a paragraph or two, it would be great.
Did I mention that I am a pushy person? :D Bravada, talk - 18:55, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
Thanks a lot! Don't worry about that not being much, it's great to have anything, so just take your time. Am I so pushy? :p
Now I am sorry that you had to go through the entire introduction... This guy is even more of chatterbox than I am! This is soooooo irrelevant (we are not going to put the info that a Sao Paulo dentist was impressed by the vehicle in the article, are we?) but fortunately you got to the beef :D If I might suggest something, don't bother with translating everything, just try to dig out the most important facts from the site. Do also take a look at the other link (Best Cars), perhaps it is more serious and informative. I would also consider moving it all to the Vedette talk page, so that everybody interested could take a look. I will try to rephrase what you pasted into a nice paragraph in the Vedette article as soon as I am finished with the Talbot Samba, but why don't you try to do it directly yourself (as you have a better understanding of what the author meant). Don't worry about style and stuff, we can correct it later on!
Thanks again! Bravada, talk - 15:32, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi Loudenvier, I apologize for not getting back to you sooner on this but I only just noticed the "You have a new message" link today! (I am still very new to Wiki.) Thanks for the kind words on my Boxers, I'm very pleased with them. :)
I'm not concerned about income from the pictures, there just have been several cases of less-than-scrupulous breeders stealing images and using them as if they were their own dogs; still, I suppose there's no more risk on Wiki than on my own site. Size-wise I think maybe the thumbnail for the female might be better, or is it too small?
http://www.newcastleboxers.com/Images/emma_jaxon_thumb.jpg
At any rate, let's roll the dice and use those pictures with the Attribution-Share-Alike license. Do I need to submit them to the Commons first? (I thought I'd submitted a photo of my white female to the Commons, but I don't see it there so obviously I've done something wrong.)
Newcastle 15:16, 22 September 2006 (UTC)
Hi, Loudenvier. I just wanted to say thanks for all the good work you do on the Boxer page. Scott Carpenter 20:56, 11 January 2007 (UTC)
Hi Loudenvier, you were on the list of members at WikiProject Automobiles and we are introducing a new way of listing members, as the old list was becoming too long. Our new method involves having all of our members in a category.
To add yourself to the category just add the userbox to your user page by putting ((Wiki Auto Project)) where you want the userbox. Alternatively if you don't like the userbox you can add [[Category:WikiProject Automobiles members|Loudenvier]] to your userpage.
If you no longer wish to be a member of the project, simply don't add the userbox or category, there's no pressure. Thanks for your time, James086Talk | Contribs 04:08, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
Just wondered why you removed links form the Bjj page, unregistered users have repeatedly done this without explanation so I tend to be touchy on the subject, probably a valid reason but would appreciate a comment in the edit summery if you want them gone. --Nate1481 14:21, 23 January 2007 (UTC)
Just to warn you User:DrParkes as seemed uncooperative all day, and from the look of the history was doing so over the weekend as well, he is however up to his 3rd revert. --Nate 14:29, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
Anonnomous IP just edited BJJ you may want to keep an eye out... --Nate 09:03, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
Oi Felipe! Tudo bem com você? Editei um pouco o artigo Neo-classical metal, do qual você, pelo o que me consta, também participa. Agradeceria muito se você pudesse dar sugestões!
Abraços,
Francisco
Oi Felipe!
Em primeiro lugar, muitíssimo obrigado pela ajuda e discussão!
Reconheço que o artigo está, de fato, um pouco redundante. Eu condensei uma pequena parte dele (não sei se você percebeu, mas havia muita informação relacionada colocada em locais praticamente aleatórios).
Quanto às controvérsias, e mesmo as reações favoráveis sobre esse tipo de metal, há um grande problema- não há autor- até onde eu conheço- que tenha escrito sobre o gênero de modo sério. Muito do que coloquei como polêmica são assuntos que são freqüentemente suscistados- na maioria das vezes, pelo pessoal da música clássica, mas em alguns casos, por músicos e ouvintes de outros gêneros, inclusive do próprio metal-, mas que, infelizmente, não possui nada escrito até onde eu conheço.
Por uma questão de uso da dialética, é interessante colocar os dois lados da moeda, a fim de garantir uma informação sintética e mais neutra. Não me parece interessante falar de influências clássicas no metal sem mostrar se elas realmente existem e se são significantes, e não apenas superficiais. É necessário lembrar que muita gente vê o metal neoclássico como um gênero erudito, ou quase isso, e que sutilmente isso é refletido no artigo. Colocar os dois pontos de vista é de maior valor, na minha opinião;
Faltam também citações e conteúdo verificável na parte que se refere à teoria musical empregada no gênero em questão. Por exemplo, modo frígio e a harmônica menor são características definidoras do Malmsteen- certamente um dos maiores expoentes do gênero, talvez o mais importante até (alguns atribuem a cunhagem do termo "metal neoclássico", ou a expressão onde se diz que "metal é música neoclássica"). Isso tem de ser verificado- mas não vejo nenhuma fonte escrita onde há isso exposto de modo científico.
A parte "Naming Controversy" pode ser colocada dentro de "Definition".
Em "List of Classical Pieces and where they had notable elements of them used", tenho a intenção de colocar peças que fazem uso de elementos clássicos emprestados de outras peças. Por exemplo, existe uma versão (bastante) adaptada da Toccata e Fuga em Dm (BWV 565) pelo Malmsteen...a tal Fughetta do Malmsteen pega emprestado o tema e uma parte reduzida da estrutura de uma fuga em Gm do Bach...e assim por diante (The Great Kat faz o tempo todo versões de peças famosas de Vivaldi, Bach, Wagner e outros- é isso aliás o que é a referência icônica- o uso apenas de peças e motivos famosos, de compositores famosos, muitas vezes pela imagem popular que possuem e não por sua relevância musical).
Abraços!
dear felipe,
I agree that to call software ported from the spectrum to the MSX as "running on a kind of emulator" is a bit strange.
Still, the original author had a point. His original wording of his sentiment (idea) was "and the colour by character style of the ZX Spectrum graphics was directly used, as a kind of emulation rather than true porting."
The software authors really treated the MSX as a "virtual" spectrum, they systematically ignored the improvements the MSX had so they could just pretend that the MSX was a spectrum in disguise.
Somehow, that sentiments deserves to be preserved in the paragraph, and it isn't now.
with best regards, Mahjongg 11:56, 27 February 2007 (UTC)
Unfortunately I have blocked you for 24 hours as a result of your request. 3RR is an electric fence and must be applied evenly. You have reverted Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu five times. Your adversary has been blocked for 48. I hope that you enjoy this enforced timeout and take care to avoid edit warring in the future. I regret having to do this. - NYC JD (objection, asked and answered!) 17:44, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
Loudenvier, you really are a sad, sad little man. You were banned from editing for a bit. So what? You are acting like a kid who lost his ice cream. Grow up. Get a life. Perhaps you could go outside for a bit. Maybe get yourself a girlfriend? Fot the record, your edits are wrong and you deserve a ban for a lot longer. Nathan J.
Hi Loudenvier. I noticed the block and your response and wanted to comment here. I understand your frustration, but encourage you to look closely at 3RR and what it is designed to prevent: edit warring. Of course, there are exceptions, such as for reverting vandalism, but in this case, the other user involved in the edit war was not necessarily vandalizing the article. This boils down to a content dispute. The other involved user may, in fact, be rather misguided, but the edits did not amount to vandalism under Wikipedia's definition. Because the other user didn't make much of an attempt to engage in dialogue, further edit warring on that user's part could be termed disruption and the user could face another block. The best course of action when faced with such a situation is to place an appropriate tag on the article (((NPOV)) is often useful, but there are others that might be appropriate), wait to see if you get a response on the talk page, and later revert the edits if it's clear that your talk page concerns are not going to be addressed. Requests for comment are also an option.
3RR blocks are common and even administrators face them at times, so please don't feel bad about it. The best thing you can do is to take 3RR to heart as a result of this brief block and continue to edit, as I can tell you are a valuable contributor. Cheers. · j e r s y k o talk · 18:54, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
The anon user seems to be spreading mention of de la Riva Goded and Barry Ley wherever possible... I just found and removed links to them in the Royce Gracie article, which is nonsense. It seems that you were punished for getting in the way of a spam campaign for this B. Ley, who returns a paltry 594 google results. I speculate this is all about advertising Ley and his book, and it's a shame you were caught up in it. FlowWTG 21:09, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
Sorry about you getting caught up in a block. I tagged the Mitsuyo Maeda article for cleanup - the chronological paragraph format really has to change and I you mentioned that you were going to work on it. I think the importance of Maeda can't be overstated since he was one of the first people that actually went out and fought Westerners (rather than just demonstrate) Judo and by extension Japanese martial arts. He was part of that very early group including Yoshiaki Yamashita and Admiral Isamu Takeshita that introduced Judo to the US. Good luck on that and let me know if you need help.Peter Rehse 07:49, 13 March 2007 (UTC)
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Well, I've found some strange things. I went to inspect this book entry on amazon. I've found only good reviews, all looking the same, with the same written style. Strange... But stranger yet is the surname of two such reviewers: Parkes... Hum... Remember DrParkes? Now the links for the reviewers:
I think this DrParkes is a spammer, perhaps he is even Barry Ley himself... Too much coincidence. Wikipedia is not promotional media. I think his autobiographic article should be deleted or heavily changed. He also fails to state that he is Bisexual as he states in the end of the book (just read the amazon.com reviews). Regards Loudenvier 17:39, 13 March 2007 (UTC)
Loudenvier fails to state that he himself is a homo and a nob head but I can´t see what his alleged preferences have to the validity of the article. Regards, Nathan J
Have removed some of what you did & tried to integrate new info, it was then reverted... being if mr 80.34.17.209 i'm not DrParkes, keeps reverting then it's another block --Nate 15:26, 14 March 2007 (UTC)
Regarding the above article, is it possible for you to identify references who are independant of the Shark Island Challenge, such as surf media? Relying on primary sources isn't the best way to present the Shark Island Challenge as an important body surfing event. Garrie 02:00, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
Notice the two new guys, KBenton an Jameswhatever both created their user pages today and started posting. Notice the similarities. Sock puppets perhaps? Gelston 16:58, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
Apparently, it is we who are the sockpuppets. (KBenton cannot be wrong!11!!) So where are we to be collectively located then? Iraq, Brazil, or the US? Gelston 18:12, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
Do you want a fight about it, you little cissy? KBenton.
Admin request filed here--Nate 11:25, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
I would appreciate your in put on recent edits, the back ground discussion is here, I ran out of sources(my research skills sucks sometimes)& wondered if you might be interested in the topic. --Nate 15:35, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
No worries. Good luck in the future. - NYC JD (interrogatories) 13:56, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
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Had a brief look over it & will read it properly later, edit from work so can't just sit & read unfortunately... --Nate 13:23, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
Googling for "MSX z80 -wikipedia" produces about 90,000 hits; googling for "MSX oyster -wikipedia" produces about half that number. I have no doubt that a lot of computer people are more familiar with the computer sense, but I can assure you that as someone in the industry I had never heard of it until I expanded the oyster article, whereas I've known about the oyster disease for years. And besides, we now have three different things referred to as MSX, including two where it is the proper name. Mangoe 02:14, 24 March 2007 (UTC)
Hey Loudenvier, thanks for stopping by my talk page. I found your presence and disposition on our shared topic enjoyable, I look forward to working with you again. I am still suprised at the scope you (and others) have of grappling. In no way would I want to suppress the opinion, because doing so would only deny others the opportunity to learn of this opinion, as I recently have learned of it.
I will not be stopping by the grappling page as frequently as I have been because I am going to take what I have learned (exploring the grappling page) and update the wrestling page, which has been in dire need of attention.
All in all, you seem to be quite a nice guy and a real 'attribute' to wikipedia!
Penciljunk 01:15, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
Says it al really have added to sock puppet talk, he recreated Blaggers, & Barry Ley and has edited BJJ, 1st 2 nominated for speedy, BJJ reverted. Just giving you a heads up. --Nate 12:55, 16 April 2007 (UTC)
Hello,
I was wondering if you would be willing to help me write either Seikichi_Iha or Shorin-ryu_Shido-kan. Tkjazzer 21:48, 22 April 2007 (UTC)
A gallery is useful in an encyclopedc sense for things like national parks, cities (geography basically) as well as artists that have many individual features/works/places to be shown. A gallery for Manhattan or showcasing Picassos. For a single animal or object, a gallery tends to be excessive. Also, from a policy point of view, a gallery is only allowable only so long as it doesnt create a problem. A gallery where people indiscriminitely post pictures of their pets is a big problem. The time it takes to police that kind of gallery should be better spent on improving the text content of an article. Therefore, it makes more sense to remove it completely. Dog breed pages are generally some of the worst on WP as far as reliable published references, how-to content, peacock words, and generally unencyclopedic style. VanTucky 20:51, 3 May 2007 (UTC)
I'm not really into Brazilian Jiu-jitsu/MMA stuff. It's pretty much for retarded blowhards out to prove they have enormous cocks in my opinion. and the fans? it's like modern gladiatorial games, bloodsport for the bewildered herd. As far as BJJ as a martial art goes, I'd rather not participate in any art that requires me to wrestle around with sweaty meatheads. I'll get my homoerotic kicks elsewhere thanks. VanTucky 20:10, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
This Was added as a source on a page I've been editing & think it's in Portuguese, dose the translation actually say what it says bellow? Not fussed on fine details just the over view if you get time it would be appreciated Thanks. --Nate 14:57, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
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Could you have a look the resent origin change of BJJ on the Jujutsu page by user:01110111zeroone, as you know far more about details than I do, (diff} thanks --Nate1481( t/c) 08:49, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Figured you'd know better than me cheers, Talk:Jean Jacques Machado#Expert review --Nate1481( t/c) 14:41, 10 August 2007 (UTC)
I saw your pictures of your pet boxers and they're great! I thought I'd show you a userbox that you might be interested in!
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Your "archiving" was completely inappropriate and against WP:TALK and WP:NPOV guidelines. I have undone it and put back your comments. I've added an auto archiver to the talk page. Let it handle the archiving. Collectonian 15:41, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
Your archiving is not appropriate, please stop it. You are promoting your own view by doing so, which is not appropriate. Auto archivers work perfectly fine in hundreds, if not thousands, of talk pages, so why won't you just let it do its job? I've requested an outside editor deal with this. Collectonian 16:04, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
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Thanks. --MZMcBride (talk) 21:34, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Hi. I stumbled onto this article and it looks like it needs some cleanup (and I know nothing about the subject). Since you've done some of that earlier, perhaps you'd take a look. (Wondering if there even is such a person as the oft-mentioned Nick Fahy? See also caption to the first pic...) --Hordaland (talk) 19:24, 24 February 2008 (UTC)
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Hi, forgive me for not replying sooner, I haven't been active much lately. Thanks for the information regarding Paco Menéndez's suicide. It should pass as reference okay, I will do that now.
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Can you please translate this paragraph into Portuguese for my organization. We are a university organization in the United States and are trying to have our purpose statement translated into many languages of the world. Unfortunately, none of our members speaks Portuguese well enough to do the translation.
The purpose of the Global Student Organization shall be to promote interest in issues of global significance, to create better inter-cultural relations, to foster international friendship and understanding, and to provide a forum for the presentation of innovative ideas for the benefit of the University community.
The name of the organization means the Organization of Global Students.
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Olá, estou querendo destaque de bom para o artigo sobre Mitsuyo Maeda e pesquisando no Google Books percebi a menção que Mitsuyo Maeda ludibriava os novos imigrantes de então, essa informação procede? Boas edições. Bruno Ishiai (talk) 00:09, 29 May 2011 (UTC)
IF you can please contribute to this article! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Mehdi
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Thank you. I have heard about him from various sources in the United States. I believe he is famous enough and has contributed enough to martial arts and judo for him to be included on wikipedia. His basic history and judo history would be highly beneficial. I know he was a world champion and was listed in black belt magazine quite a few times. Any photos would be helpful as well! All the best!
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