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Jon (Bladgernock)

“Human happiness and human satisfaction must ultimately come from within oneself. It is wrong to expect some final satisfaction to come from money or from a computer.” Dalai Lama quotes (1989 Nobel Peace Prize, b.1935)

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improving the site

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Rick Fiene

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Allen

Hope prevails over impossibilities.

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RobLa

Rob Lanphier

Howdy! Just here to check out the Teahouse. I may send User:Fred J. Martin, Jr. here

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Gonçalo Arez

Im a Good Person,I Just Want To Help,Knowledge is Power

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Max Singh

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Mukesh Kumar Mahato

I am a student of computer science (bca) i like to wrote tech blogs

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Ram Iyer

Condemn none: if you can stretch out a helping hand, do so. If you cannot, fold your hands, bless your brothers, and let them go their own way.
-Swami Vivekananda

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Asri Fahmi

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David Strohmaier

I'm interested in automatic quality evaluation of Wikipedia articles

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Ataba opeyemi

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Serobinson01

Sean Robinson

I am an educator who would like to help Wikipedia keep up to date with education information

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Toying448

Toyin James

Take a healthy nutritional intake

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McortNGHH

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Marc

A good education is the greatest gift you can give yourself or anyone else. ― Mahtab Narsimhan

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Projectmanagerboy

[[ File:I was born 1963 and for the first 12-years was a dependent to an Air Force USA enlisted father. My mother was a classic 18-yr old young lady excited to be seeing the world and starting a young family. I have a 3-year older brother who is an independent business man working in surplus. He has a full family. I learned at an early age that kids like to bully and especially in groups. I was introduced in the front of many schools as we changed locations about every 2-years. I learned to adapt and make friends easily. My brother had his friends and I had mine.

Fast forward, after finishing high-school and staying in one house from 9th grade to 12th. It was nice to make long-term friends. I then worked hard at low-end jobs. 13-different jobs to be exact by my age of 27. lawn boy, Dishwasher/Janitor, pool-boy, beer trick driver, ditch digger, ebayer, fleamarket seller, cable yard-man, forklift operator..and on and on. I can see (with hindsight) it was a good thing as I can relate to what most folks are doing to survive.

Got a Electrical Engineering degree "late" in life 28...got a good job at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in 1990. I worked off-and-on at KSC for 20+ years the last 8 being a Government Servant (GS) for NASA. I have managed projects in various capacities and was especially captivated with Software PM. I was a PM during a phase that a company I worked for drove (and got) CMMI Level 3. Critical solid rocket booster ground testing.

I have gotten into the last 50-(or less) years of my life. I plan to try and bring about revolution in PM study and especially how it can relate to engineering positive social change, complicated, complex long-term projects and team morale.|246x180px]]

Kevin Panik

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visited: 02:21, 21 December 2015 (UTC)