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Children and Fathering
ACYS: Families, carers and parenting pageThe Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies (ACYS) has a webpage dedicated to families, carers and parenting. It is a great resource including contacts, programs, publications, research, news and events.
Allanah & Madeline FoundationThe Alannah and Madeline Foundation is a national charity protecting children from violence and its devastating effects. The Foundation also runs the Better Buddies Program, an anti-bullying initiative for schools. The site has fact sheets and brochures, and an extensive section on bullying.
Australian Child & Adolescent Trauma, Loss & Grief Network
The Australian Child and Adolescent, Trauma, Loss and Grief Network links parents, members of the community and professionals to share experiences and resources on the care of children and youth experiencing the impact of trauma, loss and grief. The network has a number of resource hubs addressing specialised topics that have been developed in collaboration and partnership with experts working in each area. ACATLGN has endeavored to bring together up to date, evidence based information and resources that can be used by professionals in a number of settings. These resources will help you to understand the impact of trauma, loss and grief experiences on children and young people, and how to best help those young people who have been affected.
Being a Dad (CYH South Australia)There are lots of different kinds of dads. Whether you are in a two-parent nuclear family, in a stepfamily, have the fulltime care as a single parent, or have your children with you for some of the time, being a dad is your most important job. Read more at this useful site for parents provided by the Children, Youth and Women's Health Service in South Australia.
Child Support (Department of Human Services)Australian Government Department of Human Services' Child Support site. We can assist separated parents with information, payments and support. We can also provide you with information about the Child Support choices available to you.
COPMI - The importance of being dad
This section of the COPMI (Children of Parents with a Mental Illness) website is dedicated to helping fathers who have a mental illness (or a partner with a mental illness) to parent better. It features action-oriented, practical information, fact sheets and videos of dads talking about their experiences.
Dad at HomeUK site offering tips and advice for stay-at-home fathers. A lot of the information is also relevant for single and part-time fathers.
DAD.info (UK)The Dad Info website was set up to give dads a permanent source of all the information they're likely to need - from pregnancy, birth and babies to financial, legal and education info - from a dad's perspective. The website offers daily tips on fatherhood, forums, Ask an Expert services, advice, guidance and lifestyle articles, geosearch facilities, a services directory, online coaching, children's centre services, competitions, newsletters and reviews.
Daddy be Good (UK)
Dads ClubDads Club was born out of the insight that the vast majority of dads want to be active and involved parents but sometimes don't know where to turn to for practical, non judgmental and entertaining information. This independent site is written for Aussie dads, delivering practical information without any fluff. The site features contributions from expert and famous dads plus ordinary dads who have assembled a wide range of expertise on dads stuff, including parenting tips and advice for all age groups.
Dads in DistressThe principal activities of Dads in Distress are to assist men that are going through the trauma of separation and isolation from their children through peer support, and the promotion of the prevention or the control of behaviour that is harmful or abusive to human beings, particularly in the specified behaviours of suicide and self-harm as a result of family breakdown. DIDSS offers peer support that aims to provide help and hope for separated dads and their families. This includes a telephone helpline, support groups, one on one support and advocacy.
Dads in the Early YearsA web resource for fathers of children from 0-8 years of age. Includes fact sheets and resources for fathers, and training and tools for services which work with fathers.
Dads Online
Dads@Lifeline (WA)Dads@Lifeline supports fathers and their children after separation and/or bereavement. Utilising one-on-one counselling, group work, the provision of information, advice and self-help resources, Dads@Lifeline adopts a holistic approach in supporting fathers to deal with their problems and personal concerns.
European FatherhoodThis website is dedicated to presenting new knowledge and best practice for improving gender equality for fathers. It presents information on men, equality, and fatherhood in Europe. The content is for professionals working in the area as well as anyone interested in the subject.
Fatherhood Institue (UK)The Fatherhood Institution is the UK's national information centre for fatherhood. It is a charity founded by professionals with expertise in social work, family policy, business development and communications. The Institute's vision is for a society that gives all children a strong and positive relationship with their father and any father-figures; supports both mothers and fathers as earners and carers; and prepares boys and girls for a future shared role in caring for children.
Fatherhood Institute: Muslim fathers
This section of the Fatherhood Institute website relates to fatherhood in Islamic communities, and Muslim fatherhood. Here you'll find news, research, policy and practice articles of interest to those working within Muslim communities.
FIRA - Fatherhood Involvement Research AllianceFIRA is a Canadian alliance of individuals, organizations and institutions dedicated to the development and sharing of knowledge focusing on father involvement, and the building of a community-university research alliance supporting this work.
Just Speak UpPostnatal depression information and resources from beyondblue. Around one in seven Australian mothers experiences postnatal depression. Anxiety is even more common and both anxiety and depression can occur during pregnancy. This campaign aims to promote awareness of depression and anxiety, reduce stigma and provide information about where to get help.
Kids HelplineKids Help Line is Australia's only free, confidential and anonymous, 24-hour telephone and online counselling service specifically for young people aged between five and 18. The website now offers tailored sections for kids, teens and grownups with targeted information and resources for each group.
National Fatherhood Initiative (US)NFI's mission is to improve the well being of children by increasing the proportion of children growing up with involved, responsible, and committed fathers. The initiative is based in the US, but the site has resources and an online community for fathers.
Parenting Research CentreThe Parenting Research Centre engages in a range of research activities to help parents raise children well. Our focus is generating new knowledge of how parenting practices affect children, and how best to engage and support parents in this rewarding but often challenging task.
Pathways Foundation
Raising Children NetworkThe complete Australian resource for parenting newborns to teens. This is a website for Australian mothers, fathers, grandparents and anyone else who has responsibility for the care of children. The site has a wealth of parenting information and resources for parents of babies, children and teenagers, and includes a large and active forum.
Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC): Resource ServiceThe Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC) is the national non government peak body in Australia representing the interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families. The SNAICC Resource Service (SRS) seeks to fill resource and training gaps identified across the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family and children's services sector and provide a Clearinghouse for information sharing.
SeparatedDads (UK)UK-based SeparatedDads was formed to offer a unique reference point on being away from your kids. Being separated from your kids can be hard if you're a dad. We help with ideas on how to cope when you are together or apart.
Single with Children
Sole Fathers United IncSole Fathers United Inc. is a not for profit community organisation that has been set up to provide a support, social and educational network for Fathers and our children. Promoting proactive engagement, practicle and positive parenting. The organisation provides a variety of regular programs, workshops and events for fathers as well as regular Fathers' Groups.
Family and Relationships
Action for Children: Difficult Times
UK-based site with resources (downloadable PDFs) around family separation or bereavement issues.
Anglicare WA Men's Services (Menstime)
MensTime is an Anglicare WA run program for men, funded by the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA), providing relationship counselling, support, referrals and relevant and practical groups for men.
Australia's Divorce Services DirectoryAn online service directory for people experiencing divorce or separation. It includes free articles of interest, discussion forums, links to government websites and a growing, national directory of services to assist people.
CatholicCare Men's ServicesWe provide support to help men and their families find harmony and resolution in difficult situations. Our Men & Family Relationships Program provides counselling, education and group programs for men in areas such as relationships, fathering, separation, family violence and anger regulation. Once again, thank you and please feel free to contact me on my direct number if you have any questions or concerns.
Department of Human Services: Support services for separated familiesSeparation can be a challenging time for everyone involved and presents a range of emotional, financial and legal issues. Every family is unique and the separation experience is different for everybody. The information in this website is a guide to help families experiencing separation find their way around the Family Law System, better understand their rights and responsibilities following separation and includes information on services available that may help.
Family & Relationship Services Australia
Family Relationship Services Australia (FRSA) is the national peak body for family relationship and support services. FRSA member organisations deliver professional, quality assured family and relationship services across Australia through more than 400 outlets. The website includes a service finder, articles and resources, training and events information and a virtual library.
Family Relationships OnlineFamily Relationships Online is a key component in Government support for building better family relationships. It provides all families (whether together or separated) with access to information about family relationship issues, ranging from building better relationships to dispute resolution. It also allows families to find out about a range of services that can assist them to manage relationship issues, including agreeing on appropriate arrangements for children after parents separate.
GAMMA NSWThe Gay and Married Men's Association NSW is a support group for men who are or have been involved in a long-term heterosexual relationship, and who are coming to terms with their sexual attraction to other men. This group offers support and information to married and bisexual men in New South Wales.
LifeWorksLifeWorks provides a range of relationship services and programs including couple, individual and family counselling, relationship courses, parenting and pre-marriage programs, family dispute resolution and men's behaviour change programs in Victoria.
Men and Family CentreThe Men & Family Centre began through the passion and concern of many men and women in the Northern Rivers of NSW community. It now offers a variety of counselling, groups and community development services to men and their families. People working at and visiting the centre enjoy a vibrant and respectful environment created by one of the Centre's central practices "Walk the Talk".
MENDSMENDS is the developer of the breakthrough program Men Exploring New Directional Strategies, a 12 week psycho-educational (practical, adult learning and based on proven psychological principles) program designed to address mens' acute needs in the traumatic period, during or after a significant relationship change.
Mining Family Matters
NT Families
Relationships AustraliaRelationships Australia is community-based, not-for-profit provider of relationship support services for individuals, families and communities. Relationships Australia aims to support all people to achieve positive and respectful relationships regardless of religious belief, age, gender, sexual orientation, lifestyle choice, cultural background or economic circumstances. They offer services nationally that include counselling, family dispute resolution (mediation) and a range of family and community support and education programs.
Stepfamilies Australia
The Centre for Separated Families (UK)UK-based charity focused on improving outcomes for anyone affected by separation. The site includes numerous resources, hints and tips for families dealing with separation.
Family Law
Australian Federal Police: Family law kit
If you are involved in family law matters, our Family law kit may assist you. The kit contains information relating to family law matters for residents of each State and Territory in Australia and how to prevent a child from being removed from the Commonwealth of Australia.
Family Court of Australia
Family Court of Western Australia
The website of the Family Court of Western Australia. This website has been developed to provide information about alternatives to Family Court proceedings, information about divorce, child issues and financial issues, information about the workings of the court, access to court forms and information relevant to proceedings at the court, contact details and links to other family law related websites and organisations and information relating to adoption and surrogacy applications.
Family Law Act 1975
Family Law Courts
Family Law Network AustraliaThe Family Law Network Australia (FLNA) website contains a variety of information on separation and divorce, parenting arrangements, property settlement and child support.
Family Law Section of AustraliaThe Family Law Section (FLS) of the Law Council of Australia is the professional association for practising family lawyers in Australia. Its membership consists of almost 2,500 family law practitioners, from all Australian States and Territories. Includes a 'Find a Family Lawyer' search facility to find family law practitioners who are members of the Family Law Section of the Law Council of Australia.
Victorian Legal Aid: Family law in Australia fact sheets
These fact sheets explain aspects of family law in Australia to culturally and linguistically diverse communities. The facts sheets available in English, Vietnamese, Arabic and Chinese.
Family Violence
Australian Domestic and Family Violence ClearinghouseThe Clearinghouse is a national organisation, providing high quality information about domestic and family violence issues and practice. The primary goal of the Clearinghouse is to prevent domestic and family violence. We do this by supporting specialist and generalist service providers, government agencies, researchers, advocates and activists in their efforts, through the dissemination of information and research, and through facilitating discussion.
Bursting the BubbleBursting the Bubble is a Victorian Government initiative aimed at helping young people who are concerned about family violence, abuse and related issues. This website helps you to work out what's okay in a family and what's not. It tells you what you can do if someone in your family is hurting or abusing you or another member of your family.
Domestic Violence Resource Centre (BDVAS)Qld-based Resource Centre, aiming to improve the safety and status of women, children and family members experiencing domestic and family violence through individual and systemic advocacy. Incorporates the Brisbane Domestic Violence Advocacy Service (BDVAS), a community based organisation that provides a free and confidential advocacy and support service for women, children, family members and individuals affected by domestic and family violence in the Brisbane Metropolitan area. Website includes links and information on family violence issues.
Domestic Violence: it can happen to anyone (NSW Gov)NSW Government website about domestic violence, including information, resources and links to relevant services.
Enough is Enough
A long term antiviolence project based on personal responsibility and reform by education. Enough is Enough provides a range of programs and strategies designed to assist in the reduction of both the causes and effects of violence in the community, and the provision of support services to victims.
H.E.A.V.Y. Metal
Heavy M.E.T.A.L Group
Legal Aid NSW: Domestic violence
Living WellLivingWell is an Australian resource which offers a range of services specifically designed to assist men who have experienced childhood sexual abuse or sexual assault, their partners, friends and family and service providers.
Men's Referral ServiceThe Men's Referral Service is an anonymous and confidential telephone service provided for men by men. It provides a central point of contact for men who are wanting to stop their violent or abusive behaviour towards their family members, but are not sure how or where to go for advice. The website provides useful information and resources around family violence.
No to ViolenceNo to Violence is Victoria's male family violence prevention association, the Victorian state-wide peak body of organisations and individuals working with men to end their violence and abuse against family members. Their mission is to provide counselling, advisory, referral and educational services to men who have inflicted or are at risk of inflicting violence on family members and to family members exposed to male family violence or the risk of male family violence.
ReachOut: What is domestic violence?
Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual AbuseWebsite for the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, including information on commissioners, hearings, media coverage, submissions and support services.
Men and Masculinity
XYXY is a website focused on men, masculinities and gender politics. XY is a space for the exploration of issues of gender and sexuality, the daily issues of men's and women's lives, and practical discussion of personal and social change. The site includes a discussion forum, resource library, and a toolkit for activism, personal transformation and social change.
Men's Physical Health
Aboriginal Health and Medical Research CouncilThe Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of New South Wales (AH&MRC) is the peak representative body and voice of Aboriginal communities on health in NSW. This site is designed to provide a single point to access information, policies, data and resources for those interested in improving the health status of Aboriginal communities.
AIDS Council of NSWACON is a health promotion organisation with a central focus on HIV/AIDS. ACON provides HIV prevention, health promotion, advocacy & care and support services to members of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities including Indigenous people, injecting drug users, sex workers and all people living with HIV/AIDS.
Andrology AustraliaThe aim of the Andrology Australia website is to provide on-line access to quality and authenticated information about male reproductive health, including prostate disease, testicular cancer, male infertility, testosterone treatments and sexual dysfunction.
Australian Indigenous Health InfoNetOur web resource is a 'one-stop info-shop' for people interested in improving the health of Indigenous Australians. We provide quality, up-to-date knowledge and information about many aspects of Indigenous health, and support 'yarning places' (electronic networks) that encourage information-sharing and collaboration among people working in health and related sectors.
Avert - HIV and AIDS Information
BBC HealthThis U.K. website provides information about a range of health and mental health issues, including depression, stress, self harming, as well as updates on health related matters.
Better Health ChannelThe Better Health Channel (BHC) provides health and medical information that is quality assured, reliable, up to date, easy to understand, regularly reviewed and locally relevant. The Better Health Channel is one of the most popular health and medical websites in Australia with over one million unique visitors each month.
Duchenne FoundationDuchenne Foundation is the only national non-profit organisation specifically for Australian families affected by Duchenne muscular dystrophy. This website contains information and resources for those affected by Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
DVA: Men's Peer Health EducationThis Australian Government (DVA) website provides information on health and lifestyle issues, online Men's Health Peer Education magazine, links to DVA publications and contact details for obtaining further information.
Foundation 49Foundation 49′s vision is 'to improve the health of men by raising health awareness and encouraging regular health checks'. To achieve this vision, Foundation 49 will focus on being a health promotion organisation whose primary aim is prevention and early detection.
HealthInsiteHealthInsite is a healthdirectAustralia health information service. The website provides a range of reliable and up-to-date information about health and linkages to resources and organisations. It aims to improve the health of Australians by providing easy access to quality information about human health.
HealthshareHealthshare is Australia's fastest growing interactive health network, designed to provide better access to health expertise and improve the quality of health information online. Healthshare provides a question and answer service for Australians to get answers from qualified local experts across over 360 topic areas. The service operates in a community environment which provides support and encouragement.
Men's Health Information and Resource CentreThe Men's Health Information and Resource Centre explores men's health in terms of the factors in society and life that build or undermine this health. Provides access to information, resources, articles, details of projects and linkages to other sites and services. The focus is men's health and well being. The site is associated with the University of Western Sydney.
Men's Advisory NetworkM.A.N. the peak body for service providers, organisations and individuals concerned with men's health, wellbeing and other issues affecting males of all ages in Western Australia. The primary role that M.A.N. plays is resourcing the sector through supporting service providers, organisations and professionals from various disciplines, who work with males of all ages. In addition, M.A.N. provides information to individuals about appropriate services and professionals, plus provides general community education and raises awareness of the issues affecting males of all ages.
Men's eHealth Network (MEHN)A website where men can speak up about their health concerns, and actively seek to improve their health through lifestyle changes.
Men's Health WeekMen's Health Week 2012 (June 11th - 17th) is a celebration of the positive roles men and boys play in our society, as well as an examination of environments that are leading to adverse male health outcomes. The website has information and resources about the themes of the week, and lists the many activities and events running throughout Australia.
NRCHC Multicultural Health and Support Service
The Multicultural Health & Support Service (MHSS) is a state-wide program of the North Richmond Community Health Centre. MHSS was established in 2003 to work with and empower CALD communities, individuals and groups to achieve better health outcomes in relation to the diverse, highly complex and culturally sensitive issues relating to blood-borne (BBV) and sexually transmissible infections (STI).
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia is the peak national body for prostate cancer in Australia, dedicated to reducing the impact of prostate cancer on Australian men, their partners, families and the wider community. The site contains information and resources for men with prostate cancer, their carers and health professionals, as well as information about prostate cancer support groups.
Victorian Aboriginal Health Service
The Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS) was established in 1972 to address the specific medical needs of Victorian indigenous communities. The organisation has expanded steadily over past 30 years to provide a comprehensive range of medical, dental and social services for our community. As well as providing a variety of medical services, VAHS is committed to supporting the well-being of the community through contributions to community events and activities. VAHS is also committed to assisting research into the ongoing needs of the community. This website is designed to provide information about the services offered by VAHS, as well as document the history, significance and ongoing development of the organisation.
Victorian Department of Health: Aboriginal Health
World Health OrganizationWHO is the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system. It is responsible for providing leadership on global health matters, shaping the health research agenda, setting norms and standards, articulating evidence-based policy options, providing technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing health trends.
Mental Health
Australian Psychological SocietyThe Australian Psychological Society (APS) is the largest professional association for psychologists in Australia, representing more than 20,000 members. The site includes a wealth of information about accessing a psychologist in Australia, including a 'Find a Psychologist' service for visitors to locate a local psychologist.
Back from the Brink
community where those who have recovered can help those still suffering. The site contains first-hand knowledge and a variety of resources tailored to depression and related issues.
BeaconBeacon provides consumers and professionals with information about e-health online applications for mental health and physical health disorders. Websites throughout the world are reviewed and ranked by a panel of health experts. Consumers can also submit rankings and comments.
beyondbluebeyondblue is a national, independent, not-for-profit organisation working to address issues associated with depression, anxiety and related disorders in Australia. The website contains information and resources including symptom checklists, service finders and personal stories.
Black Dog InstituteThe Black Dog Institute is a national not-for-profit concerned with mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder. The website contains relevant information for both individuals and professionals.
Black Dog InstituteThe Black Dog Institute is an educational, research, clinical and community-oriented facility offering specialist expertise in mood disorders - a range of disorders that include depression and bipolar disorder. Their site includes a wealth of information and resources on these issues.
Blue Pages
BluePages provides information on treatments for depression based on the latest scientific evidence. BluePages also offers screening tests for depression and anxiety, a depression search engine, and links to other helpful resources.
BlueBoardBlueBoard is an online community for people suffering from depression or anxiety, their friends and carers, and for those who are concerned that they may have depression or anxiety and want some support. The group is run as a moderated bulletin board with strict protocols to enhance safety.
Centre of Research Excellence in Mental Health and Substance UseResearch partnership between 8 universities in Australia and overseas. The website provides information about the our recent research and current projects. A lot of this comorbidity research is focused on the prevention and treatment of mental health and drug and alcohol use issues.
Counselling OnlineCounselling Online is a website where you can communicate with a "live" professional counsellor about an alcohol or drug related concern. This service is for anyone seeking help about their own drug use or the drug use of a family member, relative or friend. The service is free and available 24-hours a day, 7-days a week, across Australia.
CRUfAD - Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and DepressionAnxiety and Depression are among the commonest mental disorders. There are effective treatments for all these disorders, less than a quarter of sufferers get proven treatments. The Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUfAD) is a joint facility of the University of New South Wales and St Vincents Hospital in Sydney Australia. It combines clinical and research expertise in the recognition and treatment of the anxiety and depressive disorders.
Department of Health and Ageing: Mental Health and WellbeingThis site is a one-stop shop of all Government programs aimed at reforming and improving our mental health care system.
The Mental Health and Wellbeing website provides important information on Government health and employment programmes, funding opportunities, publications, and policies. For example, it includes information and updates on the Personal Support Programme, JobAccess and Research and Evaluation of Mental Health and Employment.
DepNetDepNet is an information website that provides a large amount of knowledge and insight into the illness, depression. DepNet will endevour to improve the everyday life of people affected by depression. Depnet directs sufferers and their families to available community resources where they can seek help and offers a secure chat room and diary area enabling browsers to talk of their experiences and to direct questions to trained medical professionals.
e-couch is a self-help interactive program with modules for depression, generalised anxiety & worry, social anxiety, relationship breakdown, and loss & grief. It provides evidence-based information and teaches strategies drawn from cognitive, behavioural and interpersonal therapies as well as relaxation and physical activity.
Even KeelThis Western Australian based group has on the ground support groups as well as the website, which offers fact sheets and information and an online support. Supporting people who experience bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and depression are key aims of this organisation.
Lifeline Mental Health Resource CentreThe Lifeline Mental Health Resource Centre provides a variety of self-help tool kits and fact sheets with information about issues such as mental illness, depression, suicide prevention, anxiety and more.
MaleHealthThis U.K. website provides information about a range of health and mental health issues, including depression, stress, self harming, as well as new updates on health related matters.
Mental Earth CommunityMental Earth Community (MEC) is a free, independent, non-public, peer support site for people with mental illness of any type. Live chat, blogs, and forums available to adults. Strong emphasis on safety and security. This online community is supportive, non judgmental and understanding. From support forums about various mental disorders, medications and different coping skills, to leisure forums like art galleries and entertainment forums, MEC offers an environment for personal healing and growth.
Mental Health in Multicultural Australia
Mental Health WikiMental Health Wiki is a guide to mental health problems. It aims to provide high quality and up-to-date information by allowing contributors to edit and improve each other's material and incorporates material from professional journals, textbooks and websites run by government organisations. Mental Health Wiki is run by a team of researchers at the University of Melbourne in Australia.
Mental Help NetThis US-based website provides information about a wide range of mental health issues, including RSS feeds, downloadable resources including podcasts and blogs.
MoodGYM is an innovative, interactive web program designed to prevent depression. It consists of five modules, an interactive game, anxiety and depression assessments, downloadable relaxation audio, a workbook and feedback assessment. Using flashed diagrams and online exercises, MoodGYM teaches the principles of cognitive behaviour therapy – a proven treatment for depression.
NIMH: Men and DepressionThe Men and Depression section of the US-based NIMH website provides a voice for men who have experienced depression and sought help as well as user friendly information about depression, symptoms, treatment, action and services.
NNAAMINNAAMI is the National Network of Adult and Adolescent Children who have a Mentally Ill Parent. The organisation provides support through self-help support, discussion groups and counselling.
Nunkuwarrin Yunti - Working TogetherNunkuwarrin Yunti is the foremost community controlled centre in Adelaide, South Australia, providing health care and community support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
OnTrack Flood and Storm RecoveryOnTrack Flood and Storm Recovery is a free online program that encourages you to look at your strengths and work through practical problems. It offers quizzes, information and advice.
Partners in DepressionPartners in Depression is an education and support group program for people who love, live with or support someone experiencing depression.The program is delivered by two trained facilitators in community settings around Australia. PiD focuses on developing knowledge about depression, its treatment and where and how to access services. It aims to improve the coping skills of those caring for someone with depression.
Peace of MindA Canadian based resource on depression and anxiety. The site is beautifully made but requires Flash.
Read the Signs CampaignA website targeted at men to increase information about suicide prevention, where to go for help and signs to look out for in oneself and one's mates.
SANESANE Australia is a national charity working for a better life for people affected by mental illness – through campaigning, education and research. The SANE website, which forms part of its community education role, provides fact sheets, research and information about depression as well as an online helpline to answer questions on depression.
Suicide Prevention AustraliaSuicide Prevention Australia is the national peak body for the suicide prevention sector in Australia with a role in providing policy advice to governments, community awareness and public education, increased involvement in research and a future role in leading Australia's engagement internationally.
Surf City SupportAn international mental health blog established for companions, family members and caregivers who are helping loved ones diagnosed with depression or bipolar.
Victorian Transcultural Mental HealthVTMH is a Victorian-wide unit, which works with organisations to integrate skills and practices to address inequality in mental health service provision.
World Suicide Prevention DayWorld Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) is now held every year on 10 September around the world. On this day, numerous events, conferences, campaigns and local activities call to public attention one of the world's largest causes of premature and unnecessary death – suicide.
Older Men
Australian Men's Sheds AssociationEstablished in 2007 by the Australian independent community based Men's Sheds to represent, support and promote the Mens Shed Movement and to act as a central hub for information exchange. The Australian Mens Shed Association is funded by the Federal Government to provide initial and ongoing practical support for the development of all Mens Sheds.
beyondblue: Depression and anxiety in older people
COTA AustraliaCOTA Australia is the peak national organisation representing the rights, needs and interests of older Australians. COTA Australia is the national policy and advocacy arm of the COTA Federation which comprises COTAs in each State and Territory. COTA Australia focuses on policy issues from the perspective of older people as citizens and consumers.
Older Men's Health and WellbeingThis web site is designed to promote the health and wellbeing of older men, and to assist them to take greater control over their lives by providing a directory of links to useful resources. These resources include organisations, initiatives, projects and services related to the enhancement of the wellbeing of older men in NSW, with some links in other Australian states.
OM:NI (Older Men: New Ideas)
OM:NI's mission is to enhance the health, well-being and lifestyle of older men. OM:NI does this through small, community-based men's groups which typically meet on a fortnightly basis.
Australian Men's Shed AssociationMens Sheds are a relatively organic community based activity that supports isolated men in given communities. They are literally 'sheds' and they generally involve shed like activities – craft, building, carpentry activities, etc. This site lists mens' sheds in Australia, provides a discussion forum and promotes activities such as conferences.
indigenous.gov.au celebrates the achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and is a gateway to information on Australian Government Indigenous initiatives and programs. The aim of the site is to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and achievement and keep Indigenous Australians informed on important programs, services and policies.
Man TherapyAn interactive and humorous website featuring fictional therapist 'Dr Rich Mahogany.' Man Therapy seeks to counter the stigma associated with therapy by reaching out to men with humor and manly banter. Visitors to the site can take an "18 point head inspection", watch videos about men who have overcome serious challenges in life, and also find ways to seek help for themselves or someone else.
Man TherapyMan Therapy is a website for the 5.5 million Australian men aged 18 to 54. In particular, the site aims to reach young men aged 18 to 24, fathers aged 25 to 54, men living and working in urban growth areas, men living and working in regional and remote areas, men who are unemployed and men who are misusing alcohol or drugs.
Men's Health Australia
Men's Health Australia is Australia's primary source of information about the social and psychological wellbeing of men and boys. We provide news, commentary, articles, links and information about events, services, resources and newsletters covering a wide range of topics and issues of relevance to men and boys from newspapers, magazines, websites, books, journals, practitioners and institutions
Men's WellbeingMen's Wellbeing focuses on developing the wellbeing of men to foster healthy relationships, families and communities. As a community, we provide innovative nationwide experiential programs that enable men to support men through groups, gatherings and online resources.
Sons of the Fathers: Inside a Men's GroupSons of the Fathers is an Australian-made unscripted film available on DVD about an Australian men's group. Find out what happens Inside a Mens Group. DVD available for purchase through the site.
The Islamic Council of Victoria
The Islamic Council of Victoria (ICV) is the peak body for Muslim organisations in Victoria. The ICV represents Victoria's more than 90,000 Muslims, through its 37 member organisations located throughout metropolitan Melbourne and rural Victoria. Our vision is to build a better community for all Australians through the empowerment of Muslims in Victoria.
The Shed OnlineThe Shed Online is an online social community for men, founded by beyondblue: the national depression initiative, The Movember Foundation and the Australian Men's Shed Association. Like the original Men's Sheds, The Shed Online is a place for men to socialise, network, make friends and share skills. In addition to being a place for men to interact with other men, The Shed Online also provides men with information on health and wellbeing.
Vicnet Directory Indigenous PortalVicnet is Victoria's community information portal. This category of the Vicnet Directory contains 21 indigenous related links.
Victorian Arabic Social ServicesThe Victorian Arabic Social Services is dedicated to addressing the welfare needs of the Arabic community. VASS offers various services to the Arabic community, including family, aged care and youth services and social support groups.
Accredited Schools Online - Bullying Awareness GuidebookAccredited Schools Online has created a guidebook to help educate students of all ages and their families about what bullying is, why it happens, and what they can do to prevent it. Cyber and physical bullying are growing and undeniable problems, and like so many misunderstood issues, education and awareness are the best prevention tools we have.
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I use an alix2c3 with m0n0wall in production and have had no such issues. Are you using the latest
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From: "William F. Dudley Jr." <wfdudley at gmail dot com>
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 12:33:40 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Tough sell to my boss
This may count as topic hijacking, but . . .
I certainly wouldn't recommend trying to build a production router
using the Alix
2C3 board. I and others have had mysterious failures (the ethernet ports just
stop working) and I have not seen a solution.
I'd dearly love to be using my Alix 2C3 board with m0n0wall, but the
flaky hardware
makes it unusable, and I feel I've thrown away a couple hundred bucks.
So I keep
using an ancient P75 running LRP ("linux router project") that refuses to die.
If anybody has heard of a fix to the flaky Alix boards I'd love to
hear about it.
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 11:40 AM, Chris Buechler <cbuechler at gmail dot com> wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Peter Pauly <ppauly at gmail dot com> wrote:
>> My boss is the type of person who would rather pay more (loads more)
>> for a Cisco ASA because paid support can be found for it and there are
>> "lots of people who know how to support it". I need to counter these
>> arguments in order to implement m0n0wall.
>> 1. Are there any companies in the USA supporting m0n0wall (paid support)?
> Yes, under pfSense support subscriptions we also support m0n0wall.
> https://portal.pfsense.org
> and we send money to Manuel for any m0n0wall support sold. The support
> initially started off on a project-neutral site for pfSense and
> m0n0wall both, but the support demand has been almost exclusively for
> pfSense to date.
> The site doesn't mention m0n0wall support (yet, lack of time), but
> we're the best qualified option available for m0n0wall commercial
> support (and actually the only one I know of, aside from a number of
> consulting companies who provide support for their local/regional
> customer bases).
> m0n0wall isn't some esoteric system that requires specialized
> knowledge to run. Anyone who can admin a commercial grade firewall
> through a web interface can admin a m0n0wall.
>> 2. What major (well known) companies or organizations (Universities,
>> etc) are using m0n0wall in production?
> Wow, a lot... but specifics... my memory of who runs m0n0 and who runs
> pfSense is running together. Most of the big ones tend to use pfSense
> because they need redundancy that CARP provides, and/or need a larger
> state table but don't want to recompile the kernel. Three I know of
> offhand that are publicly known are parts of the University of Texas,
> Purdue, and one of the datacenters that hosts part of foxnews.com, all
> running pfSense. There are several state government agencies across
> the US using it also, and a few Fortune 500 companies, as well as
> countless small to medium businesses. I can't specify any of those as
> that isn't public information, the ones I identified you could find
> yourself searching mailing list and forum archives.
> I personally have m0n0wall deployed in several dozen small businesses
> and it just works, and people love it. It's a proven solution.
> -Chris
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Florida picked up two verbal commitments from offensive linemen and another from a highly rated linebacker on Junior Day.
Saturday began with Florida losing a Rivals100 verbal commitment, but it gained another and two in-state linemen on Junior Day.
Columbia (S.C.) Spring Valley linebacker Christian Miller chose the Gators over Alabama, Florida State, Clemson and South Carolina, among others. The 6-foot-4, 215-pounder was one of the top performers at the Under Armour Combine on Jan. 4.
He's the son of former New York Giants linebacker Corey Miller, who played under Brad Lawing at South Carolina and is still close to Florida's new defensive line coach.
"It played a big factor," the Rivals100 member said of his father's relationship with Lawing. "I know him very well, and he makes me feel comfortable. He's one of the main reasons I chose UF." Offensive linemen Travaris Dorsey (Jacksonville Raines) and Benjamin Knox (DeLand) also committed to the Gators, giving them six members in their 2014 class. Dorsey was offered by Florida shortly after his workout at Friday Night Lights and attended the Louisiana-Lafayette game this past season. The 6-foot-3, 293-pounder also held offers from Georgia Tech, Louisville, North Carolina and Tennessee. "The coaches were excited when I committed," Dorsey said. "Everybody was hyped like a New Year's celebration when the clock hits 12. There was a lot of yelling." Knox was a bit of an unknown prospect prior to his UF pledge, but the 6-foot-5, 255-pounder had early offers from Louisville and Utah, and the Florida coaches told him they love his potential. "It's my dream school," Knox said of Florida. "My mom was happy when I committed because she wanted me to go here. It's close to home and it's a good program. It's the only school I really wanted to go to." Palm Bay Bayside defensive tackle Travonte Valentine, who has been a soft verbal to UF for months, finally parted ways with the Gators, writing on his Facebook page: "Decided to decommit from Florida need to take a step back and weigh out my options."


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'No longer optimistic that this season can be saved, Jeanneret exercised his vocal chords in the recent Amerks game at HSBC Arena and a charity game organized by ex-Sabre Pat LaFontaine. He's also done commercial voiceover work on ads for J.W. Danforth Heating and Air Conditioning and Atlantic Fish Co. So instead of hearing Jeanneret's trademark description of a Sabres goal that goes "top shelf, where Mama hides the cookies," radio listeners are more likely to hear him say "If you like fish…"'
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By Kathy Van Mullekom Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)
There's something comforting and convenient about the feel of a gardening catalog while you sit near a window on a cold winter day and count the days until spring.
Many companies have gone "green," putting out e-newsletters and online catalogs, which is admirable in terms of protecting the environment.
Even so, there's still nothing like the inspiration and convenience of a print catalog with full-color photos and plant descriptions that you can keep on your workbench to use as the gardening season unfolds.
Here's a list of 10 must-have catalogs that you can order online. Most are free and feature just the inspiration you need to put a little spring in your step.
The Gardener's Workshop: Cut-flower and herb seeds, gardening tools and seed-starting supplies like soil-blocking kits that allow you to plant seedlings with ease and convenience; www.thegardenersworkshop.com; 888.977.7159.
Brent and Becky's Bulbs: Spring, summer and fall bulbs in selections that give you seasonable color throughout the entire year, as well gardening tools; https://store.brentandbeckysbulbs.com; 877-661-2852.
Select Seeds: Heirloom flower and vegetable seeds, including bee beneficials like purple hyacinth bean flowering vine and Verbena bonarensis reseeding tender perennial, as well as small plants; www.selectseeds.com; 800-684-0395.
Camellia Forest: Fall-, winter- and spring-flowering camellias, including Camellia sinensis and recipe for using its tender growth to make homegrown green tea; www.camforest.com; 919-968-0504.
Fairweather Gardens: Specialty, hard-to-find ferns, irises, sedums, hollies, viburnums, witch hazels, shrubs, grasses and flowering trees, including the native Franklinia tree, a member of the tea family, that bears fragrant flowers August through September and must have excellent drainage and light shade; www.fairweathergardens.com; 856-451-6261.
Bluestone Perennials: Clematis, coneflowers, bee balm, geraniums, ground covers, ferns and many more come in plantable coco pots that are 100 percent biodegradable. You'll love the four preplanned cut, butterfly, border and shade gardens; www.bluestoneperennials.com; 800-852-5243.
The Cook's Garden: organic and heirloom vegetables you can grow from certified organic seed and plants, including lots of tomatoes for those tasty summer BLTs; www.cooksgarden.com; 800-457-9703.
Burpee: Catalog cover features actual size Super Sauce hybrid tomato, billed as the world's largest sauce tomato; inside is On Deck hybrid sweet corn that grows in a patio pot, as well as Solar Flare sunflower with scarlet-red flame petals that finish in a gold; www.burpee.com; 800-888-1447.
Tomato Growers: Every size, shape and color tomato seed, including Mr. Stripey in yellow-orange stripes, several pages of cherry hybrids and beefsteak and bi-color beauties; www.tomatogrowers.com; 888-478-7333.
Renee's Garden: Her online-only catalog offers a new line of organic seeds for vegetables, flowers and herbs; www.reneesgarden.com; 888-880-7228.


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Adult stem cells in the brains of mice possess a broader differentiation potential than previously thought and may be capable of developing into other cell types including those involved in the formation of new blood vessels, according to a new study supported by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), a part of the National Institutes of Health. The finding could help resolve a critical question about these promising, but still mystifying cells.
The report by Fred H. Gage, Ph.D., and colleagues at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, CA, and Kumamoto University in Japan, appears in the July 15, 2004, issue of Nature.
Adult stem cells in the brain were proposed to be restricted to the generation of neurons and cells, such as glial cells, that support neuron function. Experiments over the past several years have raised the possibility that stem cells from the brain may be able to give rise to additional cell types, a phenomenon known as plasticity. But recent findings have challenged this theory, suggesting that many of these stem cells merely merge or "fuse" with an existing cell within a tissue forming a hybrid that takes on the pre-existing cell's functions.
"Resolving this issue is important because fused cells may have a different therapeutic potential than stem cells that differentiate into new cells, says Bradley C. Wise, Ph.D., of the NIA's Neuroscience and Neuropsychology of Aging Program. "While this new finding doesn't fully answer this vital question, it keeps open the possibility that adult stem cells from different organs one day may be harnessed to help prevent and treat neurological disorders."
In their experiments, Gage and his colleagues grew mouse brain stem cells, which form neurons and glial cells, in the same culture dishes with human endothelial cells, which form the lining of blood vessels. Over time, about 6 percent of the mouse neural stem cells began to show signs that they had developed into cells similar to endothelial cells. The new cells expressed CD146, Flk-1 and VE Cadherin, protein markers that are associated with endothelial cells. They also retained a single nucleus and had only mouse chromosomes, suggesting they had converted into a different type of cell rather than merged with an existing human endothelial cell. Similar results were seen when these same neural stem cells were transplanted into the brains of mice early in development.


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16 U.S. Code § 973 - Definitions
§ 973.
DefinitionsAs used in this chapter—
The term "Administrator" means the individual or organization designated by the Pacific Island Parties to act on their behalf under the Treaty and notified to the United States Government.
The term "Authorized Officer" means any officer who is authorized by the Secretary, or the Secretary of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating, or the head of any Federal or State agency which has entered into an enforcement agreement with the Secretary under section 973h(a) of this title.
The term "Authorized Party Officer" means any officer authorized by a Pacific Island Party to enforce the provisions of the Treaty.
The term "applicable national law" means any provision of law of a Pacific Island Party which is described in paragraph 1(a) of Annex I of the Treaty.
The term "Closed Area" means any of the closed areas identified in Schedule 2 of Annex I of the Treaty.
(6) The term "fishing" means—
engaging in any other activity which can reasonably be expected to result in the locating, catching, taking, or harvesting of fish;
placing, searching for, or recovering fish aggregating devices or associated electronic equipment such as radio beacons;
any operations at sea directly in support of, or in preparation for, any activity described in this paragraph; or
The term "fishing vessel" or "vessel" means any boat, ship, or other craft which is used for, equipped to be used for, or of a type normally used for commercial fishing, and which is documented under the laws of the United States.
(8) The term "Licensing Area" means all waters in the Treaty Area except for—
those waters subject to the jurisdiction of the United States in accordance with international law;
The term "licensing period" means the period of validity of licenses issued in accordance with the Treaty.
The term "operator" means any person who is in charge of, directs or controls a vessel, including the owner, charterer, and master.
The term "person" means any individual (whether or not a citizen or national of the United States), any corporation, partnership, association, or other entity (whether or not organized or existing under the laws of any State), and any Federal, State, local, or foreign government or any entity of any such government.
The term "Secretary" means the Secretary of Commerce, or the designee of the Secretary of Commerce.
The term "State" means each of the several States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealths of Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, the Virgin Islands, Guam, and any other Commonwealth, territory, or possession of the United States.
The term "Treaty" means the Treaty on Fisheries Between the Governments of Certain Pacific Island States and the Government of the United States of America, signed in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, April 2, 1987, and its Annexes, Schedules, and implementing agreements.
The term "Treaty Area" means the area so described in paragraph 1(k) of Article 1 of the Treaty.
(Pub. L. 100–330, § 2, June 7, 1988, 102 Stat. 591.)
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Here is the official update guide for BackTrack R2.
Upgrading - BackTrack Linux
EDIT: This guide will work for upgrading from BackTrack 4 Final or BackTrack R1 to BackTrack R2
If you have problems with this please post them here in this thread.
EDIT: I did not write this guide. Muts did. So any and all credit goes to him. I just linked to it here for him.


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puppy is now 3wks old!! yippie! we have decided on going a different direction for names so i re did the poll for you all. there are still 4 choices but i wont disclose what the last option is because it is in limbo if we even will fully consider it.
so new pic of her below, my mother btw hated the name nyx because she thought it was trashy (i think it was because she kept saying it wrong) so w/e i also decided that i wanted to go with a hewbrew name although aubry isnt i just like that name along with avrey though avrey would be more for a male or a different dog she doesnt look like an avrey to me...
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Compost can be made up of almost everything you throw away in your kitchen: fruit scraps, vegetable waste, paper napkins, newspaper, even coffee grounds. But what is composting? It's a magic trick by which you turn trash into nutrient-rich soil (and help save the Earth). If you want to start composting, or just learn more, Los Angeles County's Smart Gardening workshops will teach you, for free, how to improve your lawn or garden while cutting waste. No reservation needed. Workshops are about 90 minutes, held at various learning centers, libraries, parks and schools around the county. After the workshop, you'll receive some seeds and mulch for your garden just for attending, and you can purchase composting bins at a discount — $40 for regular composting bins and $65 for "worm" composting bins, which include one-half pound of worms. At some workshops, they raffle a free composting bin. —Eve Weston
900 S. Fremont Ave., Alhambra, 91803. (626) 458-5100, dpw.lacounty.gov/epd/sg/wk_scheds.cfm.
The same folks who decided that people should be able to ride a Ferris wheel where they fish have come up with, arguably, an even better combination. The Santa Monica Pier offers ROGA — running plus yoga — workouts on Saturday mornings for free at various times throughout the spring, summer and fall. Come at 8 a.m. to warm up with a two- or five-mile run and stay for yoga at 9 a.m. Yoga is led by a rotating list of Santa Monica's best yoga instructors. Friendly volunteers will hold onto your yoga mat and cheer you on while you run, then offer you refreshments from sponsors such as Clif Bar or Honest Tea when you need a boost of energy. Check the Santa Monica Pier website, sign up for the email list or "like" the Facebook page to make sure you're in the know. It's always nice to wake up to the waves, but having your workout done before brunch is another kind of heaven. —Eve Weston
200 Santa Monica Pier, Suite A, Santa Monica, 90401. (310) 458-8901, santamonicapier.org/roga.
A yoga studio for the real Eastside was embraced almost as the second coming. Finally, yoga for the people. And that's almost what Leah Gallegos and Lauren Quan-Madrid call their new space: People's Yoga. Bringing the chi to Chicanos means "Yoga y Luz" classes in Spanish, prenatal yoga, yoga for "baby 'n' me" and family yoga sessions, Gallegos says. For two years the pair traveled around the Eastside and other underserved neighborhoods to bring the practice to the working-class masses. Then, in June, $10,000 — raised in just 60 days with a crowd-funding campaign — allowed them to open the doors of a dedicated studio. So, uh, do Mexican-Americans do the downward dog? "We're seeing new people every day," Gallegos says. "It's going really good." —Dennis Romero
5161 Pomona Blvd., #209, E. Los Angeles, 90022. (323) 739-4018, peoplesyoga.org.
An entertainment producer and mother of three, Antonia King was startled to realize that L.A. had no yoga studios for children. So in 2012, she launched Zooga Yoga, a studio offering yoga classes to kids of all ages, from babies to teenagers. Naturally, the younger ones are not adept at concentration or mindfulness, so the instructors offer something they call "playful yoga," which involves a lot of motion and activity. Before you know it, your toddler will be showing you how to do tree pose and downward dog. Zooga has been so successful that King plans to expand, with two new storefronts opening soon. —Gene Maddaus
4311 Overland Ave., Culver City, 90230. (310) 839-6642, zoogayoga.com.
Joe Wolf, a massage therapist and nursing student by day, fills the Hollywood Wilshire YMCA's spin studio Tuesday through Thursday evenings with a crowd ready for a fast, fun and absolutely grueling workout. When he's not making the rounds to personally pump up participants, he seems to channel Andre the Giant's Dread Pirate Roberts from his bike, tracing his finger around the room and challenging the class to "Add more!" in a deep bellow (more resistance, that is). The workout is simple, no gimmicks and little chatter, just steady climbing or quick pedaling to an eclectic playlist — epic heartland rock, swampy industrial trip-hop, classic soul and funk, Top 40 R&B and electro-pop. Even gritty grunge ballads. Whether it's Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation" or Journey's "Don't Stop Believing," the right song always hits the speakers just as the crowd is wilting, and the hour simply speeds by. —Jessica Langlois
1553 Schrader Blvd., Hlywd., 90028. (323) 467-4161, ymcala.org/hollywood.
Located in downtown's Arts District, just off the Sixth Street Bridge, L.A. Boulders has become a top destination for bouldering — otherwise known as rock-climbing without ropes. The gym opened in January in a vast warehouse next door to a shooting range in the up-and-coming neighborhood. Inside are three massive walls — "the Barrel," "the Alcove" and "the Wave Wall" — which together offer more "problems" to solve than any other gym in the city. L.A. Boulders also has weights and exercise machines, a good enough assortment that some customers use it as their primary gym. Business is so brisk that the owners expect to open locations in Culver City, Pasadena and Hollywood next year. —Gene Maddaus
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1200 WOAI News Gets Sneak Peek at Bloody Connally Shirt, Suit
The assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas 50 years ago next month has always been a sensitive issue for Texans, and the Texas State Archives is marking the occasion with an exhibition that will bring the tragedy of that day home for people who remember it, and for those who have only read about it in history books.
The Archives gave 1200 WOAI news a sneak peek at the blood stained and bullet hole filled white shirt and black business suit that Gov. John Connally was wearing the day he was critically wounded by one of the same bullets that struck President Kennedy on November 22, 1963.
"I think it makes it real," State Conservator Sarah Norris told 1200 WOAI news in the secure room where the items are being prepared for display. "You can read about it and you can think about it, but to be in the room with it definitely gives you pause."
The shirt and suit contain bullet holes consistent with the wounds that the then 45 year old governor received that day. There are bullet holes in the back and in the lower right chest, as well as in the wrist and the left thigh, where the bullet lodged.
"Clearly they sustained damage on the day of the shooting," Norris says. "They have holes and they sustained damage from the blood of the wounds received on November 22, 1963."
The suit does not contain the blood stains that are found on the shirt, because Mrs. Connally had it laundered before donating the items to the Texas Archives, saying at the time that the sight of the blood on her husband's clothing made her ill.
The items, which have not been seen in public since early 1964, will go on display in the main lobby of the DeZavala Archives Building, which is across Brazos Street from the Capitol Building in Austin, starting on October 22, one month before the 50th anniversary of the assassination.


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Greg AbateAffiliation:
Greg Abate Jazz Quartet
Artist's BiographyGreg Abate is noted by jazz reviewers as being one of the best post-bebop alto players on the jazz map today. Although his style is unmistakably his own, it embodies overtones of Phil Woods, Art Pepper, Jackie McLean, and Charlie Parker.
After completing Berklee College of Music in 1971, Abate first made a name for himself playing lead alto saxophone with the Ray Charles Orchestra. In the mid eighties, he was hired by Dick Johnson to play tenor saxophone with the Artie Shaw Orchestra. Following this two year stint, Abate struck out on his own and has since been doing what he does best. Bop.
Since launching his solo career, Abate has been featured at major jazz clubs and festivals in the United States and abroad. He has recorded ten albums as a leader, performing with such notable artists as Richie Cole, Claudio Roditi, Frank Tiberi, and Kenny Barron.
Besides maintaining an active performance schedule, Abate shares his enthusiasm for music with students of all ages through private instructional workshops and clinics sponsored by Conn-Selmer, Inc.
As a highly respected jazz artist, Greg Abate is extremely passionate about his work. His undying commitment to music, combined with his swinging intensity and ever-present jazz aesthetic has earned him a tide he is well deserving of: the Prince of Bebop.
CD Review – Live in Monterey
Saxophonist Greg Abate's group, featuring pianist Bill Cunliffe, bassist Ray Drummond and drummer Akira Tana, begins Live In Monterey (produced by Dr. Herb Wong) with an energetic take of "You And The Night And The Music," which is full of verve and swagger. It straight off tells the listener that this is going to be a solid, swinging straight-ahead set featuring inspired blowing and ensemble work. The rhythm section drives the band hard and makes the shift between Afro-Cuban and swing feels seamlessly. Abate, on alto here, digs in and goes for it, while Cunliffe's left-hand voicings and right-hand single-note runs evoke McCoy Tyner. Drummond, who quotes the tune in his solo, is rock solid, as is Tana, who is about as crisp as they come. The band is extremely tight and the collective intensity of its members, along with their overall approach, suggest they take Coltrane's classic quartet as a model. Unlike someone who has a similar sound on all their instruments, Abate's approach on alto and tenor are distinctly different. His alto sound, which recalls Bud Shank's, is big and slightly rough, yet sweet at the same time, while on tenor his style comes closer to Coltrane. Abate is a melodic and inventive player who never seems to run out of fresh ideas, whether he's burning through the changes on "Bebop" or taking time on the ballads "Oh You Crazy Moon" and his "For The Love Of Life," which is tuneful enough to fit into the Great American Songbook. At 74 minutes, Live In Monterey is long, but the varied arrangements, different styles (the bossa-ish take on "Infant Eyes" is tasty) and track sequencing not only make it go by quickly but give the listener a lot to dig into.
—Chris Robinson


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thanks, looks like some good weekend reading.
I need to learn wireshark filters better.
well i was googling wireshark for a long time because i was literally obsessed on learning how to filter captured data in wireshark and i think this tutorial i found online will help both beginners and pros (well i hope you like it). In pdf format.
thanks, looks like some good weekend reading.
I need to learn wireshark filters better.
Yeah, that's a good find. I love reading papers like that. Wireshark is an invaluable tool and one of the first things i install on a fresh system.
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Sandune Open/NFAA SE Sectional
Sandune Archery club is in the final stages of preparing you a great weekend of archery.
Sandune Open Invitational
NFAA Southeastern Marked 3D Sectional Championship
Friday April 11th we are having a hospitality hour at a local restaurant from 4:00pm to 8:00pm at Socastee Station located on Hwy 707 about 1 miles north of Hwy 544. You can register for the tournament and have some light hors doeuvers. Socastee Station has a full menu and bar.
Saturday April 12th;
*Late Registration and lunch order menu 7:00am 7:50am
*Assembly at 8:30am.
*Shotgun start Course #1 @ 9:00am (15 marked targets).
*Lunch catered by Socastee Station.
*Shotgun start Course #2 following lunch (15 marked targets).
*Drawing for Door Prizes at the conclusion of Course #2.
Sunday April 13th;
*Assembly 8:40am
*Shotgun start Course #3 (20 marked targets). @ 9:00am.
*Award Ceremony to follow shortly after the conclusion of Course #3.
Visit our website for details and registration forms. sandunearchery.com
The SANDUNE OPEN INVITATIONAL will be for guests who don't want to shoot for the NFAA Championship. The OPEN is a money shoot and you can participate in both if you want. Make sure you go to our website for details. This weekend is for ALL Archers!!
Must shoot both days.
Bring your FUN game and family, this is a great time of year for the beach!!
Bobby Flores (843)-340-3025
Sandune Archery Club
Socastee Station (Hospitality hour)
4504 Socastee Blvd
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588-7242
Socastee Park (Sandune Archery Club)
7485 Butler Rd
Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
Affordable Suites of America
3170 Holmestown Rd
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588-7400
Super 8 Motel Backgate
3450 Highway 17 Byp S
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588-5612
Red Roof Inns & Suites
2801 S Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-4807
Just a few places to stay, many more in area.
We have a host motel. Super 8. It is the closest one to the shoot. Their rate is $70.00 + Tax and have offered us a rate of $45.00+ tax. This rate is also good for 5 days before and 5 days after the shoot in case you want to come early or stay later. Ask for the Sandune Archery Club discount. Come and enjoy the week or weekend with us in Myrtle Beach.
See ya in a lane, Bobby Flores 843-340-3025
Super 8 Motel Backgate
3450 Highway 17 Byp S.
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588-5612
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|Psalms Psalm 80
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Psalms 140-143
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Psalm 150
Israel's national historic circumstances
In Psalm 80 it is remarkable how we are upon the ground of Israel here, their past or future historical associations, not Christ (though all depends on Him, of course) or the godly Jew in the. midst of the apostate assembly. We may have Jerusalem taken, confederacies, ancient deliverances of Israel, in a word, national history or prophecy concerning national circumstances; but all is external, not trials within so that Christ should come personally on the scene, save when He receives the congregation, though the godly in Israel are distinguished. Jehovah also is not referred to, save prospectively, when they enter into the new covenant, until the judgment of the last confederacy, which makes Jehovah known as Most High over all the earth. These psalms do not, I apprehend, exclude the Jews they are part of Israel; and then in Judah, Jehovah will be revealed: only all Israel, including Joseph, is historically brought in the nation. In this psalm God is addressed as the Shepherd of Israel, who leads Joseph like a flock, and dwells between the cherubim. This is, again, historic Israel. It is not God calling from heaven, nor coming. He is seen by faith only when He is there, having taken His place in Israel.
The urgency of faith: power laid upon the Son of man
The psalm is a remarkable one. It sees God in Israel His throne of right there, and looks to His shining forth, stirring up His strength to help them; but still, as in Israel of old in the desert, Ephraim, Benjamin, and Manasseh were immediately next the ark behind the tabernacle, and the sanctuary went immediately before them on the march of the camp (Num. 10) This was Jehovah, God of hosts. Faith looks for His presence in power with His people as it was then. The touching inquiry is, How long the urgency of faith wilt thou be angry against the prayer of thy people? This is also viewed in faith. The vine brought out of Egypt was laid waste; its hedge (as, indeed, Isaiah had threatened them) was broken down. Tears were the drink of Jehovah's people. They beseech God to look down from heaven and visit the vine, the vineyard, and the branch made strong for God Himself David's family, I suppose. Still it was God's rebuke; but further, it looks that the divine hand of power should be upon the man of that power the Son of man whom God had made strong for Himself. We can understand from this, and not merely from Daniel 7 (which merely gives a peculiar place to the Son of man), why the Lord gives Himself habitually the title of Son of man. He is the One, then, indeed rejected, but upon whom God's right hand is to be in power. To this the Lord refers, Luke 22: 69 (only reading "henceforth" for "hereafter"). Come down in grace, His mission there was closed; from that hour they would only know Him in exalted judicial power. It gives large importance to the name, and taking in Psalm 8 brings the deliverance of the remnant of Israel into the wide scope of His power; for as Son of man He takes manhood up in His own Person according to the counsels of God, only is over all the works of God's hand. He is Lord of all, but as such, and in virtue of His own work for them, effectuates this deliverance of the remnant of Israel. Thus the people of Jehovah would be kept. Such is the cry of this psalm the coming in of power from Jehovah, the God of Israel power laid upon the Son of man. The cry is occasioned by the great distress in Israel; still Jehovah is looked for, and faith sets Him in Israel. When He thus visited them, they would not go back from Him; when He quickens them out of the dust, they will call on His name (compare Psalm 2, Messiah).
The humiliation and exultation of the Son of man
Verses 3, 7, 19 give the theme of desire: still outward deliverance is looked for. Verse 17 demands special attention in the point of view already noticed, as showing what was in the Lord's mind when presenting the immense anomaly that this Son of man should suffer. Psalm 8, of course, gives the key, in the purposes of God, as to both humiliation and exaltation, and man's place. It was this humiliation the Lord pressed upon His disciples. Now they look for the display of divine power in Him. The assembly, and its union with Christ, and adoption individually known, are the only things I am aware of not revealed in the Old Testament; all as to Christ was. Perhaps we may add His present position as priest. Neither of these is mentioned in the titles given to Christ in the first chapter of John's Gospel, nor His being the Christ.Synopsis by John Darby