User:Gergiev

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Contents

1 A little bit about me 2 Interests 2.1 Music: 2.2 Literature: 2.3 Science: 3 Current work on Wikipedia 4 History of my Wikipedia Activity 5 License

A little bit about me

Hello, my name's Clym Stock-Williams, and I'm a Physics student at Oxford University. I am English, and I think this is reflected in my interests (see below)! Oh, and I joined Wikipedia on January 16 2005.

Interests

Music:

• I play the 'cello, organ, sing (tenor) and also conduct on occasion.
• Enjoy many styles of composition, but have a special interest in the music of J.S. Bach, Dmitri Shostakovich and Sir Edward Elgar.

Literature:

• Probably largely due to my name (from The Return of the Native), I read a lot of Thomas Hardy.

Science:

• Obviously physics, but I'm hopeful for the prospects of properly-harnessed Fusion power.

Current work on Wikipedia

• I'm currently in the research stage for an article on August Jaeger, publisher and friend of Edward Elgar.

History of my Wikipedia Activity

• April 29 Wikified and rewrote articles on:
  1. Saint Afra.
  2. Photosensitivity.
• February 16 Created new stub for the composer Sir William Henry Harris
• February 9 Expanded, rewrote article on the Fast Flux Test Facility.
• January 18 Created new page for Netanel Altschuler, redirected from incorrect spelling page, and wikified text of old article.
• January 18 Wikified the following articles:
  1. Remington model 7600 rifle.
  2. Eternal question.
  3. Interfaith worship spaces.
  4. "Off-colour humour".
• January 17 Rewrote article on the A3 rocket.
• January 13 Small edit on The Dream of Gerontius article.

License

I multi-license all my contributions except for my user pages:

	Multi-licensed with the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike License versions 1.0 and 2.0
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