User:Was a bee

Userboxes Content contributed by this user is released into the public domain. ja この利用者は日本語を母国語としています。 en-1 This user can contribute with a basic level of English. This user is one in 20,959,680. This user is interested in open access to research literature. This user contributes to the Neuroscience WikiProject This user is a member of WikiProject Anatomy. This user develops user scripts; This user uses AutoWikiBrowser. This user contributes using either Internet Explorer or Firefox. This user contributes using GIMP. This user contributes using Inkscape. This user contributes using Blender for 3D modeling and animation. This user uses Navigation popups. Warning to Vandals: This user is armed with Vandal Fighter. Warning to Vandals: This user is equipped with Lupin's Anti-vandal tool. RTRC This user uses Real-Time Recent Changes at here. This user reverts vandalism in the blink of an eye with Twinkle! This user uses Huggle to combat vandalism. This user uses WikiBlame. This user has rollback rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user uses HotCat This user uses Geolocator to get geographic coordinates. Google translate This user uses Google Translate. This user has been on Wikipedia for 7 years, 11 months and 11 days. 19,000+ This user has made over 19,000 contributions to Wikimedia projects. This user has a page on Wikimedia Commons. ウィキペディア この利用者は日本語版ウィキペディアの利用者です。 I support the Japanese-language Wikipedia with my contributions. This user has a page on the translatewiki.net This user lives in Japan. この利用者は日本に住んでいます。 This user try to do the right thing. If they make a mistake, they end their own lives. This user feels physical pain when hearing others refer to Wikipedia as "Wiki". This user enjoys Michael Jackson's music. This user enjoys Vocaloid music.

Hello. Let's make better wikipedia, better world :>

My user name is come from wasabi. One of the spices mainly used in Sushi.

I live in Japan (one of the small islands in Asia).

When I was very little child, I lived in CA, US. My memory about US is mainly two things.

"US is very large", "Disneyland is very nice."

My main wiki is Japanese Wikipedia and sometimes Commons and English Wikipedia.

My Japanese account page is ja:User:Was_a_bee. I am a bot-operator at jawp(ja:User:wasabot).

My Commons account is commons:User:Was_a_bee.

My main interest area is philosophy (especially in philosophy of mind) and science(especially in neuroanatomy).

I wrote some articles about metaphysics, especially in philosophy of mind, and neuroanatomy at JAWP (List, through Google trans). Uploaded some images of brain to Commons(Gallery).

In 2010, I mainly focused on translation of wiki-related tools. I translated some great English, German tools and manuals into Japanese. I'm not good at programming. But JAWP is technically very old style. So I am trying to translate tools.

In 2012, my focus is shifted into anatomy again. Gyri, sulci and muscles are my current focus of interest. In addition, Year 2012 is nice year for me because Open Access movement is spreading gradually even in Japanese language region. Some millions of Japanese written OA articles are accumulated into cyberspace already. But search engines are useless in this field. Google scholar is hopelessly useless in Japanese language search.

List of tools which I have translated interfaces or manuals into Japanese

• Geographical coordinates tools
  • Geolocator (Japanese Interface and Japanese manual. And localized javascript code little by notepad)
  • Get Coordinates (Japanese Interface)
  • hjl_getCoor (Japanese Interface)
• Scripts
  • navigation popups (Japanese Interface. and join to brush up Japanese manual.)
  • RTRC (Japanese interface.)
  • HotCat (Japanese interface texts and Japanese manual and proposed introducing HotCat as gadget at jawp. Now available as gadget.)
  • GoogleTrans (Japanese manual)
• Application
  • vandal fighter (Japanese Interface and Japanese manual. And localized java code little by Eclipse.)
  • WikiHistory (Japanese manual.)
  • Huggle (Japanese interface, Japanese manual, setting files and so on. This translation was very hard because of its huge volume of text)
• Site
  • WikiBlame (Japanese manual)
  • Dab_solver (Japanese interface)
• Other
  • toolserver (Japanese documentation about toolserver.)

What I am translating now...

• AutoWikiBrowser
  • interface translation using MS Visual Studio Express japan edition.
    • how should i treat CheckPage?
    • how should i treat statistics?
    • how should i treat update function?

progress...

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This is what i am translating now. Far from completion.

• Lupin's Anti-Vandal Tool
  • difference between English and Japanese makes it difficult to work well(font size, encoding, etc). I'm trying to fix it.

What I am interested in...

• Twinkle
• Friendly
• STiki
• Igloo
• Igor
• Connectivity Project
• dbswithuser
• WikiDashboard
• MarkBlock
• MarkAdmin

Nice articles of Wikipedia Signpost

• Dispatches Tools, part 1: References, external links, categories and size 2010-09-06
• Dispatches Tools, part 2: Internal links and page histories 2010-09-20

Did you know...?[edit]

You can move navpops with 'Shift' button down.

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This is Japanese translation version of navpops. Functionalities are same as English's one. You can move navpops window by dragging it with 'Shift' button down.

My memo[edit]

• Wikipedia:Rollback_feature
• Wikipedia:New_admin_school/Rollback
• Category:Wikipedia_rollback_feature
• Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2013-08-28/Technology report - Gallery improvements launch on Wikipedia

The current Open Access File of the Day
holotype of dinosaur Microraptor gui
Hone, D. W. E.; Tischlinger, H.; Xu, X.; Zhang, F. (2010). "The Extent of the Preserved Feathers on the Four-Winged Dinosaur Microraptor gui under Ultraviolet Light". In Farke, Andrew Allen. PLoS ONE 5 (2): e9223. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0009223. PMC 2821398. PMID 20169153.  edit
This file is from an openly licensed academic publication and has been reused multiple times on Wikimedia projects. Nominate a file! Use {{OAFD}}

Wikipedia Ads[edit]

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test space[edit]

User:Was a bee/WorkSpace

•  United States:Evening 19:27, March 18, 2014 (PT) (Purge)

•  United Kingdom:Night 02:27, March 19, 2014 (UTC) (Purge)

•  Japan:Daytime 11:27, March 19, 2014 (JST) (Purge)

	It is 02:27:42 on March 19, 2014, according to the server's time and date.

Memo for anatomy[edit]

Index · Statistics · Log

Anatomy articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
FA	1		2	1			4
FM					2		2
GA	2	2	3	1			8
B	5	40	31	11			87
C	28	134	255	55			472
Start	11	98	770	436		1	1,316
Stub		31	928	1,687			2,646
List	6	11	43	6	1		67
Book					1		1
Category					263		263
Disambig	1	2	5	2	169		179
Project					3		3
Redirect		3	23		4,457		4,483
Template					146		146
NA				20	1		21
Assessed	54	321	2,060	2,219	5,043	1	9,698
Total	54	321	2,060	2,219	5,043	1	9,698
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 700424631000000000024,631			Ω = 5.43

Anatomy ontology

• Foundational Model of Anatomy contains approximately 75,000 entries. FMA is extensively detailed ontology of human anatomy. This is open source project.
• Terminologia Anatomica contains about 7,500 human gross (macroscopic) anatomical structures. TA is the most famous and standard nomenclature for human anatomy.
• English Wikipedia contains, at least, 4,400 anatomy related articles (see box at right).
• BodyParts3D contains about 1,500 human gross (macroscopic) anatomical structures. BP3D is planning to model all anatomical structures included in Terminologia Anatomica (i.e. over 7000 parts).

Number of

• Muscles: Approximately 320 pairs of muscles in human body (List of muscles of the human body)
• Bones: A typical adult human skeleton consists of 206 bones (List of bones of the human skeleton)

Some basic properties

• Place: Where it is. In head, in foot, or in other place.
• Shape: What shape it is. Like a bar, like a sheet, or more complicated form.
• Number: How many. One brain, two hands and many teeth.
• Size: What size it is. nm, μm, mm, cm, m.
• Material: Soft material like a liver, or rigid material like a tooth.
• Appearance: How it looks like actually.