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I use this page to display information about me, to keep track of past and future Wikipedia-related tasks, and to help me remember topics about which I don't want to forget as I spend time in the socially-constructed reality.

Random facts (and quotes) about me

Facts

  1. I am a member of WikiProject Automobiles.
  2. Angela greeted me warmly when I first began visiting Wikipedia.
  3. Mozilla Firefox is my primary web browser. (I use it on Windows XP, though not by choice.)
  4. I'm an undergraduate at a coeducational, residential, private liberal arts university affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. My major is bioengineering.
  5. I currently work for an architecture corporation, where I have done such interesting work as measure buildings.

Quotes

These quotes are listed in ascending chronological order by day.

  1. +02004-01-28T03:23: Vespristiano "You've done some really great work on Star Trek articles." —Acegikmo1, in "User talk:Vespristiano"
  2. +02004-03-05T16:33: Vespristiano "...seems to be catologuing his gadget collection!" —akaDruid, in "Talk:List of Nikon products"
  3. +02004-03-05T16:33: "This guy works hard and has been commended for his work on Star Trek episodes..." —akaDruid, in "Talk:List of Nikon products"

Tasks I might complete

Time-dependent tasks

+02004-07

Articles I started from scratch

Some listings are italicized to denote special importance to me.

On or after +02004-02-12

This list is sorted in descending chronological order and broken into blocks of twenty-five items, followed by the date on which I first submitted the articles (or when I plan to submit them).

Tenth twenty-five: my newest articles

  1. "GREENGUARD Environmental Institute" (+02004-08-16)
  2. "Forest Stewardship Council" (+02004-07-30)
  3. "ViewSonic VP2290b" (+02004-07-30)

Ninth twenty-five

  1. "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents America (The Book)" (+02004-06-26)
  2. "The Hunting of the President" (+02004-06-24)
  3. "Community Climate System Model" (+02004-06-24)
  4. "Microbial fuel cell" (+02004-06-24)
  5. "Nipton, California" (+02004-06-24)
  6. "Hans Christian von Baeyer" (+02004-06-24)
  7. "Information (book)" (+02004-06-24)
  8. "Snowbird, Utah" (+02004-06-24)
  9. "Deer Valley" (+02004-06-24)
  10. "Ricoh Caplio 400G Wide" (+02004-06-23)
  11. "Quantum nucleonic reactor" (+02004-06-23)
  12. "Beyond Fear" (+02004-06-21)
  13. "Inducement Devolves into Unlawful Child Exploitation Act of 2004" (+02004-06-19)
  14. "DualDisc" (+02004-06-14)
  15. "Church-Turing-Deutsch Principle" (+02004-06-10)
  16. "Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies" (+02004-06-09)
  17. "Zélé Café" (+02004-06-09)
  18. "Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences" (+02004-06-06)
  19. "Molecular Foundry" (+02004-06-06)
  20. "Center for Nanoscale Materials" (+02004-06-06)
  21. "Volvo V30" (+02004-06-05)
  22. "Protecting the Virtual Commons" (+02004-06-05)
  23. "The Coming Generational Storm" (+02004-06-05)
  24. "Inventing the Internet" (+02004-06-05)
  25. "Neuroethics" (+02004-06-04)

Eighth twenty-five

  1. "Mercedes-Benz G-Class" (+02004-06-03)
  2. "Mercedes-Benz X-Class" (+02004-06-03)
  3. "National Treasure" (+02004-06-02)
  4. "Radeon X300" (+02004-06-02)
  5. "Radeon X600" (+02004-06-02)
  6. "Radeon X800" (+02004-06-02)
  7. "Volvo XC60" (+02004-05-31)
  8. "Volvo XC50" (+02004-05-31)
  9. "Volvo C50" (+02004-05-31)
  10. "Prochlorococcus" (+02004-05-31)
  11. "Bruntingthorpe" (+02004-05-31)
  12. "Noble M14" (+02004-05-31)
  13. "Noble (automaker)" (+02004-05-31)
  14. "Alfa Romeo 158" (+02004-05-28)
  15. "Murray Silverstein" (+02004-05-26)
  16. "Daniel Pauly" (+02004-05-23)
  17. "Helios (vehicle)" (+02004-05-22)
  18. "List of MOTU products" (+02004-05-21)
  19. "MOTU" (+02004-05-21)
  20. "Center for Cognitive Liberty and Ethics" (+02004-05-21)
  21. "Digital Divide Network" (+02004-05-19)
  22. "Social informatics" (+02004-05-19)
  23. "List of sociological topics" (+02004-05-19)
  24. "Tannhäuser scandal" (+02004-05-19)
  25. "Christian Monyk" (+02004-05-19)

Seventh twenty-five

  1. "Secure Communication based on Quantum Cryptography" (+02004-05-19)
  2. "Imagining Numbers" (+02004-05-18)
  3. "Arryx" (+02004-05-18)
  4. "Metabolic theory of ecology" (+02004-05-18)
  5. "Frame story" (+02004-05-17)
  6. "Dramatic monologue" (+02004-05-16)
  7. "Didactic literature" (+02004-05-16)
  8. "Dead metaphor" (+02004-05-16)
  9. "Contrast (literary)" (+02004-05-16)
  10. "Conflict (narrative)" (+02004-05-16)
  11. "Author's purpose" (+02004-05-16)
  12. "List of literary topics" (+02004-05-16)
  13. "Department of Transportation v. Public Citizen" (+02004-05-14)
  14. "Recovery-oriented Computing" (+02004-05-14)
  15. "Hamdi v. Rumsfeld" (+02004-05-14)
  16. "Sanctuary (show)" (+02004-05-12)
  17. "The Lady of Shalott" (+02004-05-12)
  18. "Second Sight" (+02004-05-11)
  19. "United States v. Benitez" (+02004-05-10)
  20. "Spacewarp" (+02004-05-10)
  21. "Networks of Innovation" (+02004-05-09)
  22. "Ilkka Tuomi" (+02004-05-09)
  23. "The Way of the Warrior" (+02004-05-09)
  24. "Diversa" (+02004-05-09)
  25. "Industrial biotechnology" (+02004-05-09)

Sixth twenty-five

  1. "Audi A7" (+02004-05-09)
  2. "Audi A5" (+02004-05-09)
  3. "Rasul v. Bush" (+02004-05-08)
  4. "Central Laborers' Pension Fund v. Heinz" (+02004-05-08)
  5. "AutoWeek" (+02004-05-08)
  6. "Lincoln Zephyr" (+02004-05-08)
  7. "E2" (+02004-05-06)
  8. "Intel Corp. v. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc." (+02004-05-05)
  9. "The Forgotten" (+02004-05-03)
  10. "HP 33s" (+02004-05-02)
  11. "Chrysler Crossfire" (+02004-05-01)
  12. "Damage (show)" (+02004-04-28)
  13. "Sony Librie EBR-1000EP" (+02004-04-24)
  14. "Open Source Applications Foundation" (+02004-04-22)
  15. "Makoto Tamamura" (+02004-04-17)
  16. "Sharp Viewcam VL-Z800U" (+02004-04-17)
  17. "List of Sharp products" (+02004-04-17)
  18. "Sony DCR-PC330" (+02004-04-17)
  19. "More Eric Meyer on CSS" (+02004-04-17)
  20. "The Search (Star Trek)" (+02004-04-17)
  21. "Homeward" (+02004-04-16)
  22. "Iomega REV" (+02004-04-13)
  23. "List of Iomega products" (+02004-04-13)
  24. "Iomega" (+02004-04-13)
  25. "The Cheating Culture" (+02004-04-12)

Fifth twenty-five

  1. "Mazda Mazda3" (+02004-04-11)
  2. "List of Matias products" (+02004-04-10)
  3. "Matias" (+02004-04-10)
  4. "Edgar Matias" (+02004-04-10)
  5. "Blood Oath" (+02004-04-10)
  6. "The Maquis" (+02004-04-09)
  7. "Profit and Loss" (+02004-04-09)
  8. "Audi RSQ" (+02004-04-09)
  9. "Dynamic Hedging" (+02004-04-09)
  10. "Fooled by Randomness" (+02004-04-09)
  11. "Melora Pazlar" (+02004-04-08)
  12. "Melora" (+02004-04-08)
  13. "Rivals" (+02004-04-08)
  14. "David J. Farber" (+02004-04-08)
  15. "Rules of Acquisition (show)" (+02004-04-08)
  16. "Martin Seligman" (+02004-04-07)
  17. "Dan Gillmor" (+02004-04-02)
  18. "Final Cut Pro 4 and the Art of Filmmaking" (+02004-04-01)
  19. "Final Cut Pro 4 for Mac OS X" (+02004-04-01)
  20. "Conundrum (Star Trek)" (+02004-04-01) (A friend and I have collaborated on this one.)
  21. "The Elements of Typographic Style" (+02004-03-31)
  22. "To a Louse" (+02004-03-31)
  23. "Red Sky at Morning" (+02004-03-31)
  24. "Society for Philosophical Inquiry" (+02004-03-31)
  25. "Small Pieces Loosely Joined" (+02004-03-31)

Fourth twenty-five

  1. "Aseptic technique in microbiology" (+02004-03-30)
  2. "The Joke of Federal Cybersecurity Oversight" (+02004-03-30)
  3. "Richard Forno" (+02004-03-30)
  4. "Voice of an Angel" (+02004-03-29)
  5. "Tour of the North Orange Order" (+02004-03-29)
  6. "Nokia 7610" (+02004-03-29)
  7. "Toyota Avalon" (+02004-03-28)
  8. "Mercedes-Benz SLR" (+02004-03-28)
  9. "Infiniti QX56" (+02004-03-28)
  10. "The Human Factor: Revolutionizing the Way People Live with Technology" (+02004-03-28)
  11. "Taylor and Francis" (+02004-03-27)
  12. "Optimize (magazine)" (+02004-03-27)
  13. "X-43A Hyper-X", later merged with "Boeing X-43" (+02004-03-27)
  14. "Garden State" (+02004-03-27)
  15. "Heavenly Handel" (+02004-03-27)
  16. "Network Solutions" (+02004-03-27)
  17. "EE Times" (+02004-03-27)
  18. "Authorized Domain" (+02004-03-27)
  19. "Audi TT" (+02004-03-27)
  20. "Nokia 9500" (+02004-03-27)
  21. "Xbox 2" (+02004-03-27)
  22. "Volvo V50" (+02004-03-26)
  23. "Mercedes-Benz R-Class" (+02004-03-26)
  24. "Premier Automotive Group" (+02004-03-25)
  25. "Apple Filing Protocol" (+02004-03-24)

Third twenty-five

  1. "Berkeley Lower Extremity Exoskeleton" (+02004-03-21)
  2. "VWVortex" (+02004-03-20)
  3. "Audi A6" (+02004-03-20)
  4. "University of Denver" (+02004-03-20)
  5. "Vocera Communications" (+02004-03-20)
  6. "Similitude (ENT)" (+02004-03-14)
  7. "Unification (Star Trek)" (+02004-03-13)
  8. "North Star (ENT)" (+02004-03-12)
  9. "Power Play" (+02004-03-10)
  10. "Mab-Bu VI" (+02004-03-10)
  11. "CinéWave" (+02004-03-10)
  12. "List of Pinnacle Systems products" (+02004-03-10)
  13. "Pinnacle Systems" (+02004-03-10)
  14. "Azati Prime (ENT)" (+02004-03-08)
  15. "Azati Prime" (+02004-03-08)
  16. "Ricoh Caplio RX" (+02004-03-07)
  17. "List of Ricoh products" (+02004-03-07)
  18. "Ricoh" (+02004-03-07)
  19. "Small and Smaller" (+02004-03-06)
  20. "Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class" (+02004-03-06)
  21. "Foreign direct investment", later moved to "Foreign Direct Investment" (+02004-03-05)
  22. "Paid inclusion" (+02004-03-03)
  23. "Quantrix Modeler" (+02004-03-02)
  24. "Quantrix" (+02004-03-02)
  25. "Scientific Integrity in Policymaking" (+02004-02-29)

Second twenty-five

  1. "Union of Concerned Scientists" (+02004-02-29)
  2. "Commonplace" (+02004-02-28)
  3. "Canon MVX250i" (+02004-02-26)
  4. "List of Canon products" (+02004-02-26)
  5. "Pro Audio Firewire800 HD" (+02004-02-26)
  6. "List of EZQuest products" (+02004-02-26)
  7. "EZQuest" (+02004-02-26)
  8. "Sony Ericsson P900" (+02004-02-25)
  9. "List of Sony Ericsson products" (+02004-02-25)
  10. "Doe v. Chao" (+02004-02-25)
  11. "Ensemble La Fenice" (+02004-02-24)
  12. "Film punctuation" (+02004-02-24)
  13. "Doctor's Orders" (+02004-02-24)
  14. "Un Concert pour Mazarin" (+02004-02-23)
  15. "List of Nokia products" (+02004-02-22)
  16. "Nokia 6620" (+02004-02-22)
  17. "PhysicsWeb" (+02004-02-21)
  18. "Hund's rule" (+02004-02-21)
  19. "NewsMonster" (+02004-02-21)
  20. "Xplore" (+02004-02-20)
  21. "Group Sense PDA" (+02004-02-20)
  22. "Entropy (computing)" (+02004-02-19)
  23. "iFile" (+02004-02-18)
  24. "Ingenuity Software" (+02004-02-18)
  25. "Portfolio (image management computer program)" (+02004-02-18)

First twenty-five

  1. "Extensis" (+02004-02-18)
  2. "Hans Wegner" (+02004-02-17)
  3. "Trion Operating System" (+02004-02-16)
  4. "Lighthouse Design" (+02004-02-16)
  5. "One Fish, Two Fish, Crawfish, Bluefish" (+02004-02-15)
  6. "List of cookbooks" (+02004-02-15)
  7. "Liquid crystal on silicon" (+02004-02-15)
  8. "Kodak Photo Printer 6800" (+02004-02-15)
  9. "List of Kodak products" (+02004-02-15)
  10. "Four Thirds System" (+02004-02-15)
  11. "List of Sony products" (+02004-02-15)
  12. "Sony PictureStation DPP-EX50" (+02004-02-15)
  13. "Zappos.com" (+02004-02-15)
  14. "Northwest Region Music Festival" (+02004-02-15)
  15. "Arizona Music Educators Association" (+02004-02-15)
  16. "Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC1" (+02004-02-14)
  17. "List of Matsushita products" (+02004-02-14)
  18. "ISO 9241" (+02004-02-14)
  19. "XPLANE" (+02004-02-14)
  20. "Olympus C-770 Movie" (+02004-02-13)
  21. "Olympus C-8080 Wide Zoom" (+02004-02-12)
  22. "List of Olympus products" (+02004-02-12)
  23. "List of Nikon products" (+02004-02-12)
  24. "Olympus" (+02004-02-12)
  25. "Mercedes-Benz E-Class" (+02004-02-12)

Before +02004-02-12

Before +02003-12-27T05:54:13Z

This list is sorted in ascending alphabetical order.

After +02003-12-27T05:54:13Z

This list is sorted in ascending chronological order and broken into blocks of twenty-five items which, in some cases, are followed by the submission date.

First twenty-five
  1. "BMW 1-Series" (+02003-12-27)
  2. "Common Application" (+02003-12-27)
  3. "Film grammar"
  4. "Coming of Age" (+02004-01-03)
  5. "Redemption (Part 1)"
  6. "Exile (show)"
  7. "Audio mixer", later merged with and redirected to "Mixing console"
  8. "GarageBand"
  9. "Electron Spiral Toroid"
  10. "Volkswagen Phaeton"
  11. "North American International Auto Show"
  12. "Lexus RX 400h"
  13. "Nissan Frontier"
  14. "Toyota FTX"
  15. "Toyota Highlander"
  16. "Ford Five Hundred"
  17. "Pontiac G6"
  18. "Star Trek: The Experience"
  19. "Nikon D70"
  20. "Photo Marketing Association Annual Convention and Trade Show"
  21. "Pontiac Solstice"
  22. "Harbinger (show)"
  23. "Global Ring Network for Advanced Application Development"
  24. "National Honor Society"
  25. "Java Enterprise System"
Second twenty-five
  1. "Western Digital Media Center"
  2. "The Emperor's Club"
  3. "J2S"
  4. "J2STask"
  5. "Xgrid"
  6. "Institute of Medicine"
  7. "Logic Express"
  8. "Land Rover Range Stormer"
  9. "Chosen Realm"
  10. "Get Back"
  11. "Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920"
  12. "Proving Ground"
  13. "Combustion (computers)"
  14. "The Enemy" (+02004-02-01)
  15. "The Humane Environment" (+02004-02-11)

Literary summaries and analyses

I've occasionally added or expanded summaries and analyses of film and literature in already-existent Wikipedia articles. This is a list of those articles (excluding the ones I haven't yet submitted). It's sorted in ascending alphabetical order and broken into blocks of twenty-five items, followed by the dates on which I contributed the information.

First twenty-five: my newest contributions

  1. "Ode to the West Wind" (+02004-04-29)
  2. "The World Is Not Enough" (+02004-03-18)
  3. "A Beautiful Mind" (+02004-03-24; +02004-03-25)
  4. "To a Mouse" (+02004-03-29)

Articles I have been in the process of editing

See User:Vespristiano/Sandbox.