Wikipedia:Goings-on/September 12, 2004

Goings-on in the week starting Sunday September 12 2004 The Arbitration Committee closes the Lyndon LaRouche case. The location contest for the international Wikimedia meetup in summer 2005 started. The text of the 1,000,000-article press release has been frozen. Anyone who is interested in helping translate the final text into other languages should check out the translation page. The date for the official announcement and distribution to the media is September 20. A grants and fundraising discussion took place on #wikimedia on Friday 17. A log is available on Meta.

Articles featured on the Main Page Anatoly Karpov (September 12) 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens (September 13) Holy Prepuce (September 14) DNA repair (September 15) Lawrence v. Texas (September 16) Glass (September 17) Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 (September 18)

Articles that gained "featured" status Charles I of England (September 14) James Joyce (September 14) Geology of the Zion and Kolob canyons area (September 14) Parliament of the United Kingdom (September 14) Mark Latham (September 14) Mor lam (September 14) CPU cache (September 14) Greco-Buddhism (September 14) A Day in the Life (September 18) Johnny Cash (September 18) Suzanne Lenglen (September 18) James I of England (September 18) India (September 18) Zion National Park (September 18) Paragraph 175 (September 18) George Fox (September 18) George I of Great Britain (September 18) Exploding whale (September 18) Karl Dönitz (September 18) Pictures that gained "featured" status BDSM collar (September 12) MIT Stata Center (September 12) Basilica of Mary Magdalene (September 12) Dostoevsky (September 12) Mount Rainier (September 14) Monopoly game in progress (September 15)