User talk:Tomgally

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Comments welcome. Tomgally 2004-09-22

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[edit] WP:JCOTW

こんにちは。Aphaiaです。Nice to meet you. お時間がありましたらWP:JCOTWの投票にご参加くださいませ（化けて編集画面で読みにくいので英語でも書いときます） If you have an interest, pleaee visit WP:JCOTW and vote, thanks. --Aphaea* 04:43, 7 May 2005 (UTC)

ご連絡、どうもありがとうございました。早速、投票しました。Tomgally 07:11, 7 May 2005 (UTC)
投票ありがとうございますImage:WikiThanks.png。これは;　と思うようなスタブやこんな項目がないなんて！というものがまだまだたくさんあると思いますので、お気づきの際には候補としてあげていただけるとうれしいです。
今後ともよろしくお願いします。--Aphaea* 08:45, 7 May 2005 (UTC)

[edit] University of Tokyo

Dear Tomgally, Thank you for your very kind note. The Yasuda architecture is quite fascinating - a kind of Japanese Deco-Gothic in brick - and as Wikipedia is an excellent repository for copyright-free architectural photos... Well, as I say, thank you for your kindness. Then I got very interested in your page, and especially the immense numbers of technical contributions from your chemistry students. I used to teach in Taiwan myself, and think this is a superb & very useful idea for student writing practice. With all best wishes, Daderot

[edit] New Yorker

Thanks for your comments about The New Yorker, I do like what you added to the page about their punctuation style. You're a true reader (and I suspect a grammarian).

I'll add some more to the page when I get a chance. I give walking tours in NYC and the offices from Harold Ross and his pals (and their homes) is on it. The magazine is in a book I wrote called "A Journey into Dorothy Parker's New York" which just came out.

It seems like the New Yorker just sweeps away how the magazine was started and why it became successful. If it wasn't for Ross counting on the support of his friends at the Algoquin, we probably would not have the magazine today. I also would like to see Jane Grant get more credit too.

Thanks for the nod.

Kevin User talk:k72ndst 09:45, 15 Dec 2005 (UTC)

Do you have any interest in Life (magazine)? I just rewrote the entire article. I'd like to get it to be as good as The New Yorker entry. If you want to run through it, I'd like that, I respect all that you've done to make The New Yorker article so much better. Thanks. --K72ndst 04:41, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Image:Frets, guitar neck, C-major chord.jpg

Your image is mislabeled. The chord that you have there is an inversion of c-major. It is called C/G. It is where the bass note is not the root of the chord. You have a G in the bass. The root of the chord is C.

[edit] ありがとうございます。今後もよろしく

I appreciate your pointing out my mistake.
Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.　Tokyo Watcher 03:06, 20 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Fair use disputed for Image:New Yorker 1980 10 27 p194.jpg

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I read through the instructions on nonfree content, but I was unable to decide whether, based on those instructions, the image in question is in fact freely available for use or not. I would be grateful if those who understand the issue better than I do could make that decision. Tom Gally 03:38, 10 September 2007 (UTC)