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*[[The William Brookes School]], a secondary school in [[Shropshire]]
*[[The William Brookes School]], a secondary school in [[Shropshire]]
*[[Sir John Talbots]], a secondary school in [[Shropshire]]
*[[Sir John Talbots]], a secondary school in [[Shropshire]]
*[[English Day]] like [[Ulster Day]]
*[[Cornish Day]] like [[Ulster Day]]


===[[Finland]]===
===[[Finland]]===
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===[[Saudi Arabia]]===
===[[Saudi Arabia]]===
*[[List of Saudi Arabian Military Leaders]]
*[[List of Saudi Arabian Military Leaders]]

===[[Scotland]]===
[[Scottish Day]] like [[Ulster Day]]


===[[Senegal]]===
===[[Senegal]]===
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*[[Robin "Tin Eye" Stephens]] - an interrogator of Camp 020, reputed with most of 500 spies interrogated to confess, with some becoming double agents, without laying a hand on any of them.
*[[Robin "Tin Eye" Stephens]] - an interrogator of Camp 020, reputed with most of 500 spies interrogated to confess, with some becoming double agents, without laying a hand on any of them.
*[[East Glamorgan General Hospital]] - a large former hospital located in [[Church Village]], near [[Pontypridd]] in the County of [[Rhondda Cynon Taf]], [[Wales]]. It was replaced in 2000 with the [[Royal Glamorgan Hospital]], and the site was sold off for housing development. Few buildings remain, including laundry and the incinerator building. It was originally built in WW2, I believe.
*[[East Glamorgan General Hospital]] - a large former hospital located in [[Church Village]], near [[Pontypridd]] in the County of [[Rhondda Cynon Taf]], [[Wales]]. It was replaced in 2000 with the [[Royal Glamorgan Hospital]], and the site was sold off for housing development. Few buildings remain, including laundry and the incinerator building. It was originally built in WW2, I believe.
*[[Foundation Day (Great Britain)]] or [[Foundation Day (GB)]] May 1st the day that the Acts of Union 1707 was passed by both the Parliament of England and the Parliament of Scotland to form the Kingdom of Great Britain.
*[[Foundation Day (United Kingdom)]] or [[Foundation Day (UK)]], Jan 1st the day that the Acts of Union 1801 was passed by both the Parliament of Great Britain and the Parliament of Ireland to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.


===[[United States]]===
===[[United States]]===
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*[[Food from Wales]]
*[[Food from Wales]]
*[[Cardiff Museum]] / Old Library
*[[Cardiff Museum]] / Old Library
*[[Welsh Day]] like [[Ulster Day]]


===[[Zambia]]===
===[[Zambia]]===

Revision as of 12:28, 8 July 2009

Countries

See also: Wikipedia:List of missing Africa topics
See also: Wikipedia:List of missing Middle Eastern topics

Afghanistan

Further information: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Afghanistan

Albania

Angola

Argentina

  • FANET Netball Federation of Argentina started in 2005

Armenia

Australia

Austria

Bahamas

Bahrain

Barbados

Bangladesh

Further information: Wikipedia:WikiProject Bangladesh/Article requests

Belgium

Bermuda

Bhutan

Bolivia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Botswana

Brazil

Cambodia

Canada

Northern Canada resources- The resources of Northern Canada.

China

Further information: List of China-related topics

Ecuador

Egypt

  • Egyptian lifestyle The Egyptians had a hard time, there were heavy attacks from all angles, they hadn't much time for technology. However they did actually develop and improve basic machinery such as machine that could pull bucket full of water over and over again with ease. The farmers made there money by growin crop by the River Nile a vast, broad river that runs through the center of the country. A long time before they had Pharoahs and the whole of egypt worked together; Egypt was a battlefield of a civil war between North and South of Egypt. Until one day a rich, powerful man called himself the Pharoah. As a farmer you would have to wait until the River Nile flooded the banks. This happened by the summer heat melting the ice upon the moantains, therefore the Estuary was getting bigger. The reason for waiting once a year for the River Nile to flood was that when the water drained again, it left a fertile soil ( Almost perfect for growin crops. ) The Egyptians had houses with flat roofs because it was easier to make. The reason that most houses are traingular is because in Egypt, there is hardly any rain. The triangular roofs are used to make the rain drip down to the floor. New born babies would often be naked, due to poverty and heat. Once they get to about eight, they then wear short or sleeveless shirts. There education was basic, they were learnt to write Egyptian, which is often refered as Hierogliphs or Hierogliphics. Kyle Hinks --82.47.96.56 (talk) 20:23, 28 March 2009 (UTC) years old[reply]

England

Finland

France

Germany

Guatemala

Hong Kong

Further information: Wikipedia:Hong Kong wikipedians' notice board

Hungary

Iceland

India

Further information: Wikipedia:Notice board for India-related topics/Requested articles

Indonesia

  • Rusli Zaenal - incumbent governor of Riau province
  • Sultan Syarif Qasim II - pre-independence figure whose name is assigned to an airport in Pekanbaru
  • Hermawan Lim - Discovered New Technique in Duplex Printing "DuplexLPL" - Technique Patented "Batik Dua Muka Hermawan"
  • Tondano, a town in North-Sulawesi
  • World Ocean Conference, World Ocean Conference is an international event organized by the Government of Indonesia to be held in Manado, North Sulawesi Province, which will take place on May, 11-15 2009. The Conference is expected to be attended by high level government officials and representatives from relevant international organizations with a view to develop a common understanding and firm commitment to address the adverse impact of climate change on the state of the world’s oceans, and increase understanding on the role of the oceans as ‘climate moderator’.

Iran

Ireland

Palestine

Japan

Further information: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan

Korea

Further information: Wikipedia:Korea-related topics notice board/to do

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan

  • Lake Merzbacher - a famous glacial lake in Kyrgyzstan in the Tien-Shan Mountains

Lebanon

Macedonia

Mexico

Moldova

Morocco

Nepal

The Netherlands

Utrecht Race Riots - Dutch Citizens riot in response to murder of Rinie Mulder.

New Zealand

Further information: Portal:New Zealand/Opentask

Niger

Norway

Pakistan

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It is one of the best educational institute in the city of Safdarabad, having its one branch in nearby village Gobind Garh. It is alos the Head Office of Privet Schools Association Safdarabad (PSAS). Mr. Shafiq-ur-Rehman Tabasum is the present principal and owner of the school. His elder brother Sir Rafaqat Ali Sajid (late) was the founder of QAIPS who laid down the foundation of QAIPS in August 1991.

Philippines

Most famous Filipino man ever..once killed thousand snakes with a single toothpick Killing an artist in the television with just one click of the power button.. break the record of eating houses for just one second.. hehe by Joseph Torrefalma..

jokes sectionItalic text( for filipinos only)

Deposit..- ang gripo..

Ex. To conserve water, you must close deposit.

It depends..- kan-a ang koral..

Ex. You can pass through the gate or it depends.

CD-ROM..-tan awa ang kwarto..

Ex. After you have seen the kitchen, you can now CD-ROM..

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Portugal

Sport

People

History

Buildings and structures

Arts and Entertainment

Romania

Russia

Further information: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Russia

Rwanda

Saudi Arabia

Scotland

Scottish Day like Ulster Day

Senegal

Serbia

Slovakia

  • MUFUZA, Team of Footbal Miracles (In Slovak: Mužstvo futbalových zázrakov) - this soccer team consists of Slovak celebrities

Spain

Sri Lanka

Syria

South Africa

Further information: List of South Africa-related topics

American International School of Johannesburg in South Africa

Swaziland

Switzerland

  1. Beat Gruninger, a Swiss Scout leader sent to help Scouts internationally, see Scouting in Cambodia
  2. J & S, fully spelled out as I do not know the organization's full name
    Jugend und Sport ("youth and sports"), an institution affiliated with the Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sports, which indeed has no article on its own, but redirects to Military of Switzerland. Perhaps the department should have its own article first, and J & S could be mentioned there.

Taiwan

Tajikistan

Tanzania

People

Thailand

Tibet

Trinidad and Tobago

Turkey

Turkmenistan

Ukraine

United Kingdom

United States

Vehicle Inspection


Maps

Camps

Places

Education

Saint David's School - Private school in New York City, www.saintdavids.org

Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic grade school- It is a private k-8 school in Indianapolis, Indiana Tune in to Reading - Reading Intervention Software www.elpcorp.com

Persons

Jackson Naylor-Cook

Magazines

Weather

Miscellaneous

List of 1981 box office number-one films in the United States

Uzbekistan

Wales

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Subnational regions

Kashmir

Education

Lists

Lists (misc)/names (Listed alphabetically)

List of Anti-gun Organizations - NGOs and government sponsored.

A-M

N-Z

Don't know if this will help or not but try looking at Warning sign and creating the page.
Don't know if this will help or not but try looking at Warning sign and creating the page.

Biographies

People (misc)/Professions/Groupings (listed alphabetically)

For people in business, natural science, or math please use those pages, otherwise:

Biographies topics now have their own page: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biographies.

If you see this linked from somewhere, please update the page you came in from.

Notes

Famous Concerts

Books

  • AR ribbons
  • Alexandria of Africa
  • There's a Dead Person Following My Sister Around

Other

  • Arby N' the Chief - A YouTube show about the misadventures of two figurines(Arbiter and Master Chief) who have come to life.

An hero - A term for suicide used on ED, 4chan, SomethingAwful and other websites that label themselves as being on the internets rather than the internet. I am suggesting a permanently protected redirect to suicide just to shut up the /b/tards. The "typo" is intended; for history, go to http://encyclopediadramatica[dot]com/An_Hero.

Occupations - Grocer's Warehouseman. My father in the 1930's was apprenticed to this trade. At that time he did ticket writing, window displays and packaging of biscuits, tea, surgar flour etc and other loose comodities. I have founbd many references to people having that occupation by Google, but Wiki does not have it, nor does there seem to be a section on occupations.

link backs from other wiki articles, so it needs a page creation.

Fiesta Shows

Online Flash Games

Bible

  • The seven signs John's Gospel is organized around seven "signs," or miracles. I request that they each have an entry. They are: Turning water into wine; Healing a man at a distance; The man who had been thirty-eight years at the pool and was healed without entering it; Feeding 5,000 with five loaves and two fish; Walking on water; Healing a blind man; and the Raising of Lazarus.Unfree (talk) 23:39, 14 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

References

  1. ^ www.sdawards.in
  2. ^ Cobb, P., Confrey, J., diSessa, A., Lehrer, R., & Schaube, L. (2003) Design Experiments in Education Research. Educational Researcher, Jan.-Feb. 2003, v. 32, n. 1, p. 9–13. Use of term instrumental effect is at the top left of page 11.
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