Gb105
Hey, I've finished up adding what I wanted to include in the asymmetric hydrogenation page and put it up for reviews as a featured article. If you'd like to weigh in on the nomination I'd appreciate it. Bmalbrecht (talk)
Thanks for the help! Especially the catch on the diagram. Bmalbrecht (talk) 12:42, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
Hey, If you're up for some peer review, I've got a page on asymmetric hydrogenation that just came up that could use some fresh eyes. I'd really appreciate it if you get the chance. Cheers, Bmalbrecht (talk) 23:57, 29 October 2012 (UTC)
Hello mate, I'm probably right in guessing you're an Old Oratorian, no? I saw the initials and guessed but you'll have no idea who I am :P. Few years below. Anyway, I have the school's page on my watchlist and the 'Notable Oratorians' section always bugs me. I know for a fact that Wayne Andrews went to the school, but the only verifiable source I can find is something Mr Moran mentioned in an edition of the Oratorian. That can't be cited though can it? Nimoranthu (talk) 13:49, 1 April 2011 (UTC)
Hello. I haven't checked this in a while. Yes I removed some people from the "Notable Oratorians" section because they couldn't be verified by citation. I managed to find artticles for the remaining people, hence I left them. Yes I have heard that he did go to the Oratory as well as Johnnie Jackson (the Crystal Palace player), but it's nowhere in their biographies or in any reports about them. It's a shame. You can cite the Oratorian article if you manage to find it. You can see that it has been used extensively to cite most of the section regarding the "Patronal Festival". Unfortunately, Mr Moran probably wouldn't be classed as a verifiable source without the text or a recorded interview. Much of the Oratory page needs a bit of cleaning. At one stage, I sorted out the box at the beginning to help people understand the house system and the OFSTED number. It has helped, but I still think it needs organisation.Gb105 (talk) 16:39, 15 April 2011 (UTC)
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