User:T3liph0n3/projects

The following are projects that I am working on in the short ammount of time I get to spend wikipedia-ing.

As I know that the city of Albury has a very rich history and all, I have made a project to fill in the history section of its wikipedia article. I think I have done a pretty good job at writing a history from its inception until the 1880s when rail first arrived in the township (rather than simply saying it was developed as a border post because of the two states what is a lie told by people not prepared to look into the citie's history), but now I want to explain:

• some of the towns Mayors.
• Spanish Flu's effect on the border and the creation of the Albury Base Hospital in 1918.
• The demolishing of Union Bridge and the building of the War Memorial from its ruble.
• loss of the cities WWI and WWII war trophies.
• building of the Town Hall and the moving to the modern Council Chambers.
• Effects of the Great Depression.
• Creation of the Liberal Party (what occured in Albury).
• airport and the story of its creation.
• The building of the Hume Dam.
• The immigration camps.
• the building of the schools (at least there dates) and the changing of name of North Albury to James Fallon High School.
• post september 11 scare of anthrax packages on the steps of the court house.

I am currently looking into Vernadsky's history as I am reading his work in relation to Economics. But have found that no one has yet really put up the history of Vernadsky on Wikipedia, so I will endeavour to do just that.

The following are a list of characters that also will need a little filling in to understand Vernadsky's history:

• Alexey P. Pavlov a geologist Vernadsky studied under (Who was Vernadsky's mentor).
• Natasha Vernadsky his wife.
• Zeitel a scientist who took him on excursions through Europe in the summer break 1888 (where Vernadsky decided to become a Minerologist).
• Scacchi a famous crystalographer Vernadsky tried to study under - but Scacchi was senile by the time he got a chance.
• Paul Groth a chemist at the University of Munich that Vernadsky ended up studying under.
• Grote a physist at the University of Munich to enabled Vernadsky to use his lab equipment.
• Zonke a guy who had a good lab and machines to measure capillary action in crystals (both in liquid and gaseous form).
• Mutman a project partner of Vernadsky's (while studying under Paul Groth.
• LeChatelier who most likely could be responsible for Vernadsky's strong "imperic" basis (as LeChatelier even refused to use abstractions like force in his teachings in France).