User:Anthony Argyriou

I am a Geotechnical Engineer licensed (and practicing) in the State of California. I graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a B.S. Civil Engineering in 1991.

I live in Alameda, California, and have lived all of my adult life in the East Bay Area.

I dance, primarily vintage ballroom and Irish ceili, but am also familiar with English Country Dance, swing, tango, Irish stepdance, and some ballroom Latin dance.

I am a contributor at Wikipedia, and have made significant contributions to the Wikipedia articles on geotechnical engineering (and related topics), some articles on construction and construction materials, Irish dance, Irish stepdance, articles on Alameda and Oakland, and minor contributions on articles about a few places in Colombia, and various political topics. I expect to contribute to the articles on similar topics here, mostly excepting the political articles.

Articles

Started from Wikipedia articles

I've started the following Citizendium articles using parts of the Wikipedia articles of the same name: Geotechnical engineering Foundation Bearing capacity Civil engineering Colombia International System of Units year star (later deleted because nobody else worked on it) calendar concrete Deep foundation Shallow foundation Baseline (surveying)

I've created the following article concurrently with rewriting the article of the same name in Wikipedia; as I am the author of the text, the article below is not subject to Wikipedia licensing restrictions. Proctor compaction test I've created the following article using (or attempting to) only my contributions to the article of the same name on Wikipedia: Irish dance pozzolan Mineral hydration Meridian (geography) Principal meridian R-value (soils) D-Q University

Started de novo

All these, I've started effectively de novo, sometimes using public domain information primarily from U.S. goverment sources:

mile foot (measure) metre kilometre day second sundial litre week time zone black hole ampere volt month polygon

measurement Encyclopaedia Britannica wood interest steradian newton coulomb mole (unit) hertz joule pascal (unit) Celsius ohm siemens (unit) List of computer industry pioneers

money Gunpowder race (sports) D. A. Abrams groundwater coal (replacing a redirect which existed previously) President of the United States of America firearm mortgage parsec republic Casa Lleó-Morera Illa de la Discòrdia earthquake right ascension

tidal force primary election

Expanded articles started by others

I've significantly expanded (or heavily contributed to) the following articles:

• Electoral College
• Communism
• Fractional-reserve banking
• Binary number system
• U.S. States and Territories
• web browser
• United States of America
• watt
• tide
• crystal (geology)

Images

I've contributed a number of images to Citizendium; both photos I've taken and images found elsewhere created by others. The images are in two galleries here.

For my reference

• CZ:High priority articles for pilot
• User:Anthony Argyriou/WPbasicarticles1 - copied from Wikimedia Meta-Wiki
• CZ:Core articles
• CZ:Citation templates
• citation template filling (untested)

I release all my contributions to Citizendium, including those texts which I originally wrote for Wikipedia, under the Creative Commons CC-by-SA 3.0 Unported license. In other words, I retroactively apply the Citizendium license retroactively to all work I created which I have contributed here.

Userplan

Anthony Argyriou Status    last updated 31 January 2008    [edit plan here] Get your own infobox! • Group Status ~ Plans ~ Short term plans 1. Work on geometry articles Longer-term plans 1. Work on Earthquake 2. Work on elasticity (physics) 3. Work on Munsell Color Order System 4. Work on other geotechnical, geological, and Colombia topics ~ Roles and notes ~ Roles in the system Click edit above to start this list Notes to self Cyrillic Alphabet Serbian, Croatian, Bosniak Phoenician alphabet Mt. Diablo Meridian and Base Line Alphabet reform in Azerbaijan Modern color models Color of soil Crystal lattice structures how do atoms pack latitude & longitude Millions march to resist FARC Public notes : Notre Dame Architecture Library, public domain lantern slides from early 1900s