User:Ro Thorpe

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Astronomy

Started: Canis Major, Ceres, Orion Nebula; edited: Charles Messier, Constellation, Jupiter, Lunar eclipse, Mercury, Neptune, New General Catalogue, Pluto, Ptolemy, Solar system, Uranus.

Language

Started: Back-chaining, English phonemes, Italian, List of artworks known in English by a foreign title, Spelling pronunciation; B; edited: Arabic, French, German, Japanese English, Persian, Portuguese, Spanish, Latin; Noun, Plural; C.

Music

Started: Bob Dylan, Bufffalo Springfield, Cecil Gray, Domenico Scarlatti, Frederick Delius, Jean Sibelius, Kraftwerk, Leevi Madetoja, Ludwig van Beethoven, Miles Davis, Nico; Rock music; edited: Gilad Atzmon, Jefferson Airplane, John Coltrane, Pink Floyd, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; Blues, Jazz, Rock and roll, Symphony, symphonies & symphonic composers.

Literature

Started: Ivy Compton-Burnett, Marcel Proust; edited: Hayford Peirce, Italo Calvino, Mervyn Peake.

Sport

Started: Conchita Martinez, Michael Holding; edited: American football, Famous tennis players, Ken Rosewall, Pancho Segura.

Miscellaneous

Started: Alan Odle, CDT, En passant, Leitão assado à Bairrada, Universal Time; edited: Champagne, Chemistry/Draft, Euro, England, French cuisine, Korematsu v. United States, Marijuana, National Sheriffs' Association, Orval Faubus, Rook (chess), Wikipedia, Yak.

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Robert Thorpe, born in London in 1950, living in Esposende, Portugal. I have a degree in English from Peterhouse, Cambridge. For many years I worked as a teacher of the language, in Mâcon, France (at a lycée agricole); Mondovì, Italy; Beckenham, England; and finally in various locations in Portugal, where my wife is a primary school teacher. I can translate from the relevant languages as well as from German and Latin.

I came across Citizendium when I looked in Wikipedia for the latter's history. There, I still occasionally do copyediting, and I created a number of articles, including List of artworks known in English by a foreign title, which is virtually a solo effort.