UkPaolo

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This user has been editing Wikipedia for more than ten years. This user has created a global account. UkPaolo's main account is on Wikipedia (in English). This user contributes to Wikimedia Commons. This user has a userpage on Wikimedia Meta-Wiki.

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This user lives in the United Kingdom. BSc This user has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Java-5 This user is a professional Java programmer.

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I'm a software developer living in London, UK. I've been a Wikipedian since May 2005, and amassed in excess of 11,000 edits. These days I am something of an occasional editor. I am also a former Administrator following a successful request for adminship in February 2006.

An eclectic selection of articles which I started (not that I'm any longer the primary contributor to many of these):

• Acciona Trasmediterránea — a Spanish ferry company
• Alton Towers railway station — a disused railway station in Staffordshire
• Appletiser — a sparkling fruit drink
• Barga, Tuscany — a medieval Tuscan city near the centre of Italy
• Basingstoke and Alton Light Railway, Bentworth and Lasham railway station, Butts Junction, Cliddesden railway station and Herriard railway station — an old railway line in Hampshire and some of it's now-disused railway stations
• Baughurst, Cliddesden, Dummer, North Waltham, Sherfield on Loddon and Steventon — various villages in north Hampshire
• Bhargaon, Chaubatia, Gajapati, Pilkholi and Sewad Chhoti — various villages in India
• Bright Bricks — a professional Lego building company
• Brunnwinkl — a hamlet in Austria
• Compagnie Générale de Navigation sur le lac Léman — a public Swiss company operating boats on Lake Geneva
• Dabs.com — an e-commerce retailer in the UK
• El Salam Maritime Transport — an Egyptian ferry operator
• Festival Place — a shopping centre in Basingstoke
• Five Days (TV series) — a British TV series
• Granini — a German fruit juice manufacturer
• Gunwharf Quays — a shopping centre in Portsmouth
• Head for Points — a popular UK frequent flyer website
• Jane Hissey — a British writer and illustrator
• Lucca–Aulla railway, Fornaci di Barga railway station, Barga-Gallicano railway station, Castelvecchio Pascoli railway station and Piazza al Serchio railway station — an Italian rail line and some of it's railway stations
• Lucca–Ponte a Moriano tramway — a tramway in Italy
• Lumiere festival — the UK's largest light festival
• Meridian (commuter rail) — the brand name of a German commuter rail service
• Morge (Lake Geneva) — a tributary of Lake Geneva
• Nakaloke and Mutufu — two towns in Uganda
• Nautile — a manned submersible owned by Ifremer
• Nigel Hess — a British composer
• Pride of Bilbao — a cruiseferry built in 1985
• Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue — a commune of Normandy, north-west France
• San Vicente de la Barquera — a municipality of Cantabria in northern Spain
• So where the bloody hell are you? — an advertising campaign launched in 2006 by Tourism Australia
• Ster Century — a cinema company in the UK and Ireland
• Topo Chico (prison) — a prison in Monterrey, Mexico
• Trio (chocolate bar) — a McVitie's chocolate bar
• Whitchurch Silk Mill — a watermill on the River Test

The following are my own images which I have uploaded to Wikimedia Commons:

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  Pride of Bilbao cruiseferry leaving Portsmouth harbour in July 2003.
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  CGN paddle steamer Montreux (built 1904) leaving Évian-les-Bains, Haute Savoie, France in July 2002.
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  Kremna rezina Slovenian vanilla and custard dessert, photographed at the Park Hotel, Bled in August 2006.
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  Light sculptures transform Leicester Square in London for Lumiere festival.
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  Coloured light projected onto Westminster Abbey by artist Patrice Warrener.

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