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This user page has been dedicated to Japanese man Jiroemon Kimura, April 19, 1897- June 12, 2013. Jiroemon Kimura was the world's oldest living person from the death of American woman Dina Manfredini on 17 December 2012 until his own death on 12 June 2013. He was also the oldest man ever recorded, surpassing Christian Mortenson. Kimura was the oldest living man in Japan from the death of Tomoji Tanabe on 19 June 2009 until his own death on 12 June 2013, almost four years later. Kimura was also the oldest living man in the world from the April 14, 2011 death of Walter Breuning until his own death on 12 June 2013, not much over two years later.

My favorite wikiHow articles that I have written are: Tell the Difference Between a Verified Supercentenarian and a Longevity Claimant, Use Who's Alive and Who's Dead, Use the Website Dead or Alive, Be a Sweet Best Friend (deleted article), Play Chuzzle Deluxe, Play Super Collapse,

List of television shows that I like: Spongebob Squarepants, Wheel of Fortune, Diff'rent Strokes, Jeopardy!, and Good Times.

This is how I came up with the idea of creating the articles Live to Be 110 and Tell the Difference Between a Verified Supercentenarian and a Longevity Claimant. I have known the following Wikipedia articles since different times: Deaths in ---- since December 4, 2012, List of supercentenarians who died in ---- since June? 2013, Oldest people since somewhere in 2013, List of the verified oldest people since July? 2013, List of the verified oldest men since May 23, 2013, and Longevity claims since somewhere in 2013. Over the past six months, I have researched such longevity and I finally learned the secret to such longevity. I became interested in learning about supercentenarians as time went on, and I now have memorized 331 supercentenarian names (294 females, 37 males).

This is how I came up with the idea of creating Use Who's Alive and Who's Dead. When I discovered the website "Who's Alive and Who's Dead" on December 17, 2012, the first name I looked up was Daniel Inouye. As 2013 approached, I learned more and more about the site, like the message board, the categories, and many other great things on the site. I decided that when I joined the wikiHow community on October 18, 2013, that I would create Use Who's Alive and Who's Dead so that other people can learn about the site and find out who is alive and who is dead.

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