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This is the home page of my baby,
Sue. She wanted a more prominent link on my site, so here it is. Probably
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We at angelhands believe
that the needs of people left behind after a homicide, are often overlooked.
Despite their diversity this group has needs that often overlap. We believe
it is a basic human right to have the following things. The right to have a
voice, and to have that voice have a space and opportunity to be listened
to. The right to have relevant and current information and resources
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| The Museum of Childhood
began as a private collection created by Mary and John McKenzie. It opened
to the public in temporary premises made available by the W.A. Teacher's
Union in 1975. From its earliest times the Museum sought to reflect all
aspects of Australian children's experience through time rather than to be
simply a repository for beautiful dolls, toys, games and nursery items |
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Fly West Aussie RC is a
small site I have cobbled together to serve pilots of electric powered radio
controlled aircraft, that live in Western Australia. There is a small
website, and a discussion forum. If you fit the bill, pop on over for a
look. |
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Live Beach Cams from the metro coast of Perth, Western Australia. The
Coast Cam's function is to provide you with regularly updated visual images
of the Perth metropolitan coastline, as well as producing an archive of
beach and ocean conditions. |
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| Looking for a driver for that old, or latest, piece of computer gear?
Well try Help Drivers. A
well laid out site that should make it easy to find what your after. |
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| Instead of hopping right into a list of hoaxes, myths and scams that have infected the Internet, we need to cover a little bit of information about what they are, how they get started, and how they keep going. Visit
the Urban Legends page. |
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| Surf Life Saving Western Australia Inc. (SLSWA) which primarily governs
and co-ordinates surf lifesaving in WA, and twenty one surf lifesaving clubs
strategically located around the WA coastline, each one tasked with the same
primary Vision - “Safer Enjoyable Beaches”. From Broome to Esperance, over
8,500 members aged seven years to over 70 contribute to a volunteer
emergency service of the highest standard. |
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| Well, that's about it for now. I will update the these pages from time to time.
If you
want to email me, then my email address is moby @ moby58
dot com |
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