User:Orioane

Orioane
Facts		Obs.
Hy, I'm:	Mihai	and that's all that matters here
I am:	Romanian	by birth, passport and everything else
I am from:	Sibiu	as you can see by the number of edits there
Currently I am in:	Rennes, France	and I like it (although it rains way too much)
Because I am a:	phD Student	so beware :D

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Acest utilizator este un vorbitor nativ al limbii române.

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Acest utilizator trăiește în România.

This user was born in Sibiu.

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This user's time zone is WET.

This user maintains a policy of neutrality on controversial issues.

This user is a former administrator on the English Wikipedia (verify) whose administrator rights were suspended due to inactivity.

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This user graduated from the Politehnica University of Bucharest.

I studied computer programming in college, and all I got was this lousy compiler error.

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External useful links[edit]

www.sibiweb.de
Romanian copyright law
2002 census results

Curently working on[edit]

The article about Culture of Romania - hard digging there.
The page for Sibiu - some sort of wikipause, doing only supervison and rvvs (although not many lately).
Had a small contribution at the Bucharest article and I look forward for it to become a featured article.
Saxon villages with fortified churches in Transylvania - still working.
To remember: Map on Ilieni

Beside this, I've been doing some cathegorising and some stub sorting recently. I've discovered some interesting things doing that, for example: Mavrocordato.

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Look, I have a barnstar[edit]

I, Romihaitza, award this Barnstar to Orioane for all his hard good job regarding Romania.

Did you know - 15 march 2005[edit]

From Wikipedia's newest articles:

...that the ASTRA National Museum Complex includes 90 hectares of exhibits about Transylvania, but also includes objects such as an Ancient Egyptian mummy?
...that Norway's first regional theatre, the Hålogaland Teater, used to be housed in a disused margarine factory in the Arctic Circle town of Tromsø?
...that several Turkic nomads of the Kipchak clan settled in Georgia in 1118 and served in the Georgian military ranks for nearly two centuries?
...that Hurricane Felix in 1995 was a moderately powerful hurricane that, despite not making landfall, caused severe beach erosion and 8 deaths along the East Coast of the United States?

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Did you know - 17 april 2005[edit]

From Wikipedia's newest articles:

... that the choir of Stavropoleos Church, an Eastern Orthodox church in central Bucharest, Romania, sings (neo-)Byzantine music, now a rare occurrence for churches in Romania?
... that Arthropleuridea is an extinct class of myriapods which includes, at over 2 meters long, the largest terrestrial arthropods that ever lived?
... that King James IV of Scotland once used Mingarry Castle as a stronghold for fighting off clan Donald in the late 15th century?
... that some call the Atchison County Historical Museum the "world's smallest presidential library"?
... that during the American Civil War, an early Union steam torpedo boat, USS Spuyten Duyvil, was used to clear obstructions so President Lincoln could visit the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia after General Lee's withdrawal?

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