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... Nice work!
Also see ... Peer mentoring role models:
Collaborative leadership learning framework for ALL-WinWin community-building.
Conserving
social capital by using story-telling about common (not always shared) experiences.
See also:
List_of_famous_Minnesotans#Explorers_and_innovators
RJBurkhart 10:28, 13 January 2006 (UTC)
Robert Putnam - Co-author of Bowling Alone and Better Together identified Minnesota plus Nebraska, North Dakota and Vermont as regions where measurable results of social capital conservancy are in the top ten (10) percent of all states. Why?
RJBurkhart 15:15, 16 January 2006 (UTC)
Eliminating "red links" may soon be adopted as a Generators (General Mills & Pillsbury retiree group) and Minnesota Futurists collaboratory ...
Note: This listing launched with a focus on sports "heroes" rather than "folks" who make sustainable community stewardship contributions.
Also see:
CDC 1604 &
List of famous United States Naval Academy alumni ...
Talk:List of famous people from Hawaii (and Minnesota) like
Harlan Cleveland (
DIKW)
[1]
Perhaps qualifications for inclusion are a global citizen's persistent measurable
UNEP mentorship impacts as a
Bioneer EarthSea-Keeper?
Mahalo for following feedback suggestions and support for crafting a benchmark to beat!
RJBurkhart 14:16, 20 January 2006 (UTC)
Some of these entries seem to stretch the definition of "fame". A couple of hundred Google hits does not indicate fame. Being deserving of fame does not indicate fame. - Will Beback 04:25, 17 January 2006 (UTC)
This list may be missing category tags to indicate that it's part of an incubator social network analysis pilot to engage more adult lifelong learners as participants in Wikipedia projects ...
Either "Be aware" or BEWARE! of false consensus effect ...
Also see: Wikipedia talk:Climate change team
Figure 2: (p. 47) of portrait book shows graphic example of technical company formations and spinnoffs originating with Engineering Research Associates (ERA) during 1946. Cited as its primary source was the Milwaukee Journal, 7 October 1980.
RJBurkhart 18:00, 22 January 2006 (UTC)
So nobody is famous except (1) authors, (2) pundits, (3) sports figures? Michael Hardy 23:32, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
I am proposing that List of famous Minnesotans be merged into List of people from Minnesota. The reasons for this:
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Wikipedia:Cleanup Taskforce/Members/Members by interest
... Nice work!
Also see ... Peer mentoring role models:
Collaborative leadership learning framework for ALL-WinWin community-building.
Conserving
social capital by using story-telling about common (not always shared) experiences.
See also:
List_of_famous_Minnesotans#Explorers_and_innovators
RJBurkhart 10:28, 13 January 2006 (UTC)
Robert Putnam - Co-author of Bowling Alone and Better Together identified Minnesota plus Nebraska, North Dakota and Vermont as regions where measurable results of social capital conservancy are in the top ten (10) percent of all states. Why?
RJBurkhart 15:15, 16 January 2006 (UTC)
Eliminating "red links" may soon be adopted as a Generators (General Mills & Pillsbury retiree group) and Minnesota Futurists collaboratory ...
Note: This listing launched with a focus on sports "heroes" rather than "folks" who make sustainable community stewardship contributions.
Also see:
CDC 1604 &
List of famous United States Naval Academy alumni ...
Talk:List of famous people from Hawaii (and Minnesota) like
Harlan Cleveland (
DIKW)
[1]
Perhaps qualifications for inclusion are a global citizen's persistent measurable
UNEP mentorship impacts as a
Bioneer EarthSea-Keeper?
Mahalo for following feedback suggestions and support for crafting a benchmark to beat!
RJBurkhart 14:16, 20 January 2006 (UTC)
Some of these entries seem to stretch the definition of "fame". A couple of hundred Google hits does not indicate fame. Being deserving of fame does not indicate fame. - Will Beback 04:25, 17 January 2006 (UTC)
This list may be missing category tags to indicate that it's part of an incubator social network analysis pilot to engage more adult lifelong learners as participants in Wikipedia projects ...
Either "Be aware" or BEWARE! of false consensus effect ...
Also see: Wikipedia talk:Climate change team
Figure 2: (p. 47) of portrait book shows graphic example of technical company formations and spinnoffs originating with Engineering Research Associates (ERA) during 1946. Cited as its primary source was the Milwaukee Journal, 7 October 1980.
RJBurkhart 18:00, 22 January 2006 (UTC)
So nobody is famous except (1) authors, (2) pundits, (3) sports figures? Michael Hardy 23:32, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
I am proposing that List of famous Minnesotans be merged into List of people from Minnesota. The reasons for this: