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This page gives an overview of all the hooks currently in the queue for promotion to the front page. By showing the content of all the queue and next update pages in one place, the overview helps administrators see how full the queue is, and also makes it easier for users to check that their hook has been promoted.

You may need to purge this page to get it to display the latest edits.

The next update will be produced from queue 2. After doing a manual update, please update the queue count.

DYK time

Earliest time for next update: Tuesday, 14 December 2010 06:00 (UTC)

Current time: Friday, 1 November 2024 15:53 (UTC)

Last updated: 15 hours ago. (verify · reset · purge)

Current number of hooks on the suggestions page

Section	# of Hooks	# Verified
Count of DYK Hooks
August 25	2	1
August 28	1	1
August 30	1
September 3	1
September 5	1
September 6	1	1
September 7
September 8	1
September 9	2
September 11	3
September 12	3
September 13	1
September 15	2
September 16	2
September 18	1
September 19	1
September 20	3
September 21	1
September 22	1
September 23	6	3
September 24	5	2
September 25	2
September 26	2
September 27	4	2
September 28	3	1
September 29	1
September 30	4	1
October 1	3	1
October 2	3	1
October 3	4	1
October 4	6	1
October 5	4
October 6	3	1
October 7	6	3
October 8	4	2
October 9	9	4
October 10	5	2
October 11	7	2
October 12	5	3
October 13	11	4
October 14	4	4
October 15	8	2
October 16	8	4
October 17	8	6
October 18	10	4
October 19	12	9
October 20	7	3
October 21	6	5
October 22	18	9
October 23	8	4
October 24	6	3
October 25	10	4
October 26	8	1
October 27	7	5
October 28	10	4
October 29	7	2
October 30	8	2
October 31	7	3
November 1	5
Total	282	111
Last updated 15:53, 1 November 2024 UTC Current time is 15:53, 1 November 2024 UTC [refresh]

Queues

Queue 1

The hooks below have been approved by a human ({{{1}}}) and will be automatically added to the DYK template at the appropriate time.

From Wikipedia's newest articles:

... that more than 440 players have lived at La Masia (pictured), but only 10% have made it into the FC Barcelona first team?
... that in the New Jersey Senate, John H. Dorsey invoked "senatorial courtesy", an unwritten rule whereby a senator can block consideration of a gubernatorial appointee from the senator's home county?
... that before it was dismantled, the Mariposa botnet was estimated to consist of 8 to 12 million zombie computers, making it one of the largest botnets in history?
... that Israeli Dudu Yifrah raised sewn-together Israeli-Palestinian flags on the summit of Mount Everest, and dedicated his climb to his Palestinian colleague Ali Bushnaq?
... that the 1910 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Maryland v. West Virginia established the current boundary between the states of Maryland and West Virginia based on a stone set in a river in 1746?
... that Wayne Wang handpicked a song for his movie Chinese Box that a group of teenagers from Sarawak, Malaysia, made their professional debut on Boys & Girls 1+1=3 with?
... that in 2007, Emeel Salem won the inaugural college baseball Lowe's Senior CLASS Award after earning a 3.85 grade point average at the University of Alabama?
... that the Colonial Revival facade of Achavath Achim Synagogue in Bridgeport, Connecticut, includes a portico with fluted columns and stained-glass windows?
... that Chung, the Wolf of Kabul's sidekick in British story papers and comics, cracked heads with a cricket bat which he called "clicky-ba"?

Archive – Start a new article – Nominate an article

Queue 2

The hooks below have been approved by a human (Materialscientist (talk)) and will be automatically added to the DYK template at the appropriate time.

From Wikipedia's newest articles:

... that a turning enthusiast built the most elaborate commercial building (pictured) in New Ulm, Minnesota?
... that before he co-founded Soundcraft, Graham Blyth helped build the mixing console used by Emerson, Lake & Palmer at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970?
... that all 16 episodes from the third season of the NBC comedy Parks and Recreation will be filmed before the first one is aired?
... that George Leslie Hunter's early work was destroyed in the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake?
... that the German battleship SMS Markgraf is a popular diving site in Scapa Flow, where it was scuttled in 1919?
... that Sri Lankan politician A. M. M. Naushad, as Deputy Secretary of the UNP, created a problem for his party leader by advocating his view that "his community came first and the party next"?
... that the Memphis Symphony Orchestra performs annual concerts in honor of the birthday of Elvis Presley?

Archive – Start a new article – Nominate an article

Queue 3

The hooks below have been approved by a human (Calmer Waters) and will be automatically added to the DYK template at the appropriate time.

From Wikipedia's newest articles:

... that the British submarine HMS E13 (pictured) was attacked and destroyed by German warships during World War I after running aground off the neutral Danish island of Saltholm?
... that the Mesoamerican archaeological site of Quelepa in eastern El Salvador was distinguished by its unusual ramped pyramids?
... that the counter-insurgency strategy of clear and hold, widely implemented in the Vietnam War and elsewhere, has also been used extensively in the Iraq War?
... that a 1973 ruling by Sylvia Pressler forced Little League Baseball to begin admitting girls for the first time?
... that Minuscule 644 was bought by the British Museum from Constantine Simonides, a forger of manuscripts?
... that IGN's Doug Perry said Moto Racer 2 was the best motorcycle racing game seen on the PlayStation?
... that one of the activities that are possible at the Nevado de Toluca National Park is scuba diving in the two volcanic crater lakes?
... that British actress Emma Catherwood observed real bypass surgery being performed in preparation for her role as F1 Penny Valentine in the medical drama Holby City?

Archive – Start a new article – Nominate an article

Queue 4

The hooks below have been approved by a human (Materialscientist (talk)) and will be automatically added to the DYK template at the appropriate time.

From Wikipedia's newest articles:

... that the Afro hairstyle (pictured) was once banned in Tanzania and Cuba?
... that several families of land gastropods reach a maximum of biodiversity in Turkey?
... that in 1787, British merchant ship Imperial Eagle, commanded by Charles William Barkley, brought fur from the Americas to sell in China without legally required licences, while sailing under the Austrian flag?
... that, to stay above the reservoir the Dexter Dam would make, the Lowell Bridge, in Lowell, Oregon, was raised about 6 feet (1.8 m) in 1953?
... that Cho Jae-hyun, a South Korean actor, is commonly referred to as a persona of director Kim Ki-duk due to his appearances in almost all of Kim's films?
... that America’s oldest private medical society, the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, displays the conjoined liver of Siamese twins Chang and Eng Bunker in its museum?
... that some of the songs on the 2009 EP Criminal Intents/Morning Star detail the story arc of a group of rebels fighting against a corporation out to rule the world?
... that the Nissan Terranaut concept car has a glass dome over its roof for an easy escape in case of emergency?

Archive – Start a new article – Nominate an article

Queue 5

Queue 6