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6 Best Two Piece Toilets 2020 (Guide, Ratings & Reviews)
A two piece toilet has several advantages over one piece toilets. They are generally more affordable and will require less heavy lifting when it comes to installing them. But that doesn't mean they are perfect for everyone. In fact, there are several drawbacks. The reality is all about finding the right balance between your bathroom and budget requirements.
We aim to help you with this in our detailed buying guide below. We'll be covering the basics, such as the pros and cons of buying one, along with the more advanced stuff, such as analyzing individual products specifications.
TOTO Drake II
KOHLER Tresham
TOTO Promenade
American Standard Cadet 3
Mansfield Summit
TOTO Drake II CST454CEFG
The Drake II is one of our favorite ranges. It also ranks 2nd in our best overall list. Our reasoning behind this is simple, it's double cyclone flush is effective, achieving a 800g MaP score. What makes it even more impressive is that it only uses 1.28 gallons in doing so.
It complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act, making it more accessible, and the bowl is elongated for improved comfort and seated support.
We would describe this as a great all round solution for the home, that is designed to handle large quantities of waste without clogging up.
TOTO Drake II KOHLER Tresham TOTO Promenade KOHLER Memoirs American Standard
Cadet 3 Mansfield Summit
Model number CST454CEFG K-3950 CST423SF#01 K-6669 2989.101.020 388.387.WHT
Rough in 12" 12" 12" 12" 12" 12"
Flush type Double Cyclone AquaPiston G-Max AquaPiston HET HET
GPF 1.28 1.28 1.6 1.28 1.28 1.28
MaP 800g 1000g N/A 1000g 1000g 1000g
ADA .
16-1/8" 16-1/2" 16-1/8" 16-1/2" 16-1/2" 16-1/2"
7-1/8" x 9-1/8" 11-1/2" x 9" 8-7/8" x 6-3/8" 11-1/8" x 8-1/2" 9 x 8" 8 x 9"
Water level Rim to surface 5-1/2" 5-3/8" 5-7/8" 5-3/8" N/A N/A
Dimensions 28.8 x 16.5 x 29.4" 28.5 x 16.5 x 14.5" 26.1 x 18.5 x 33.4" 31.4 x 28.2 x 20.1" 30.2 x 15.8 x 30.2" 27.5 x 19.4 x 32.5"
Weight 94 lbs 72.8 lbs 86 lbs 101 lbs 110 lbs 80 lbs
Trap size 2-1/8" 2-1/8" 2-1/8" 2" 2-1/8" 2"
Flush valve 3" 3" 3" 2" 3" 3"
Colors Cotton, Beige, Bone White, Biscuit, Bone Cotton white, Bone White, Sandbar, Black White White
Rating 86% 86% 85% 84% 84% 81%
Two piece vs One piece toilets
Questions relating to the main differences between one and two piece units are very common. We break down the most important information below.
Because the tank and bowl are shipped separately and don't come attached to each other, you could make an argument that they are lighter to lift up and move into position, removing the heavy lifting and perhaps making what could of been a two man job, a one man job.
However, the other side of that argument is that there will be extra work involved in attaching the bowl and tank together, making the installation process more time consuming and tiring.
Two piece units are typically more affordable than one piece. The same applies to replacements and upgrades. Lets say your tank breaks, with a single piece product, you would have to buy a brand new toilet in full. With a two piece, you would only need to replace the broken parts (the tank in this case) which can be significantly cheaper.
It's hard to say which style would be more durable without knowing the brand and components inside. But because some plumbing fixtures are exposed in the tank gap, there is a bigger risk of leaking or damage in that specific area. One piece units don't have this problem because they're seamless.
For a toilet to be easy to clean, there needs to be a limited or reduced amount of gaps or indents where germs and bacteria could hide. On average, one piece units will have the upper hand here as there will never be that gap between the tank and bowl for bacteria to thrive. That gap can be hard to wash.
There are some things that can help improve the cleaning situation though. For example, getting a seat that has a quick release feature will allow you to easily wash beneath the seat and its surrounding area without needing to get the toolbox out. Alternatively, you could choose to get a skirted exterior. While this doesn't solve the problems that arise from trhe gap, it makes the outside of the bowl a lot smoother and easier to clean.
The Drake II is made by Toto, one of our favorite brands, known for their reliability and performance. The CST454CEFG utilizes gravity alongside a double cyclone system to flush out the bowl. The power at which it does so is also impressive, scoring 800 grams on MaP. This is at the higher end of their scale, 1000 grams being the maximum.
Interestingly enough, it only uses 1.28 gallons per flush, which may come as a surprise as many people tend to associate performance with a high flowing rate. The 1.28 GPF figure given is WaterSense compliant, meeting strict EPA guidelines on saving water in the bathroom. You can expect to save many thousands of gallons over the course of its lifetime, saving you money in the process. We break this down into simpler terms on our calculator.
The bowl is elongated, right height, and ADA compliant. In terms of user comfort, there isn't many better combinations. The elongated shape gives better leg support, while the right height spec makes it easier to sit down and stand up.
You'll be able to find it in a number of different colors. A cotton white tends to be the most obvious choice for many. But there are also Beige and Bone as suitable alternatives that can help you match a certain theme.
The seat isn't included, so we recommend going for the SS224, SS214, SS204, or SS114 soft closing seats. Not every manufacturer excludes the seat, so that's something you'll need to consider and budget for.
KOHLER Tresham K-3950
The Tresham is another option which we rate highly. You can usually expect quality when it comes to buying something from Kohler. They are a big name with a solid reputation in the industry. The majority of their bathroom hardware is well received, with consumers leaving plenty of positive feedback about them. The K-3950 is no different.
We believe this is down to their powerful flushing system, which utilizes AquaPiston technology to let water pour three hundred and sixty degrees through the bowl, reducing the chances of missing a spot. To give readers an idea of the level of performance to expect, this is marked as 1000 grams on the MaP scale. That's the highest score you can get in bulk waste management.
Because it's effective in clearing the bowl out in one flush, shoppers will no doubt be under the impression that it is quite wasteful with water. When actually, this is WaterSense certified, using a low flowing 1.28 GPF. This makes it an economically viable option for your house.
You can expect the bowl to be taller than average sized bowls, measuring 16-1/2 inches from the base to the rim, making it both ADA compliant, accessible, and comfort height with the seating attached. However, you shall need to purchase the seat separately as it doesn't come with it. This seat will need to be elongated to match the bowl shape. The K-4636 Cachet Quiet-Close, K-5588 Purefresh, and K-4108 C3 are all suitable options. You'll also need to buy the supply line separately. Make sure you plan ahead for all these upsells so you don't go over budget.
It is finished in a number of colors, white, bone, and biscuit among them. There is a generous water surface size of 11-1/2" by 9", and a water level from the rim of 5-3/8". Overall, we're of the opinion that this is a stylish toilet with a excellent set of features that are designed for residential usage.
TOTO Promenade CST423SF#01
As mentioned previously, This is a company that builds quite a number of products that stand out from the crowd. So where does the CST423SF#01 fall in this list? Does it hold its own against the market leaders? Find out below.
It uses Toto's G-Max system. This is a technology which combines a three inch flush valve with an extra large siphonic jet and wide water surface area. These three things combined create a powerful flushing action. However, it's not quite as efficient as the two above, but still consumes far less water than older 3.5 and 5.0 gallon tanks. The 1.6 GPF flow rate will work well with the SanaGloss glazing which stops waste from sticking to the bowl.
The elongated bowl will fit a twelve inch rough in measurement, and is right height, giving consumers with disabilities better access. The height to the rim alone is 16-1/8 inches, add a seat on top of this (which needs to be purchased separately) and it will measure in the comfort height range of 17 to 19 inches.
Its full dimensions are listed as 26.1 by 18.5 by 33.4 inches, and it has a trap size of 2-1/8 inches. You also get a fairly large water spot for keeping odors down and reducing the amount of streak marks.
KOHLER Memoirs K-6669
We've analyzed the Memoirs product range in several of our other buying guides. Each time, we've highlighted its environmentally and eco friendly nature. A very efficient 1.28 gallon flush will help people save money on their home utility bills over time. This is an overlooked benefit that may even pay off all of, or at least part of the cost of the toilet over its lifetime.
If you shop around, you'll be able to find it in both traditional lighter colors, and some unique and unusual ones. White, Sandbar, Black are just a few examples. Couple this with its concealed trapway design and it gains a lot of points visually.
Similar to the K-3950, THE k-6669 demonstrates its ability to remove larger volumes of waste through the trap and outlet in the MaP scoring system. It achieves a 1000 gram score, which is the maximum you can get. All this makes the amount of water used seem even more impressive.
Like the others, it measures around the 16 inch mark to the bowls rim. 16-1/2 inches to be precise. With the addition of a seat, which incidentally is included, the bowl height will fall into the universal height category. The bowl is made in a comfortable elongated shape too, which provides more support and space.
American Standard Cadet 3 2989.101.020
The Cadet 3 is manufactured by American Standard. This is another popular brand name which produces a number of different types of bathroom hardware. This collection has a lot of good things going for it. Lets explore the specs below, and see how it could benefit you.
Like many of its competitors, the 2989.101.020 achieves a strong flush with lower volumes of water. A 1000g score, while using up to twenty percent less water than standard units.
The bowl offers a interesting seamless style, hiding the trapway outline and having smooth, easy to clean edges that look nice. It once again makes use of an elongated shape, which has several advantages over its round counterparts, the primary one being user comfort.
The rough in size you'll require to fit this is twelve inches, and the overall size is 30.2 by 15.8 by 30.2". It's equipped with a 2-1/8" trapway size and a 3" flush valve.
If you're searching for something with a contemporary theme that saves water, this model is worth consideration.
Mansfield Summit 388.387.WHT
The Summit is made by Mansfield, a manufacturer which produces some very affordable sanitary ware. But how does the 388.387.WHT compare to our other picks?
The bowl has a rounded front, which is generally seen as a better alternative to elongated ones if you're lacking floor space in your bathroom. The compact nature of this design certainly has its advantages.
It's compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act, and is also SmartHeight, which is really Mansfields way of telling us it's chair height, adding a few inches to the bowl. This helps people with disabilities, tall people, and the elderly sit down on the seat with less stress on the joints.
The surface on the bowl is coated in a ceramic glazing known as PuraClean, this makes washing and maintenance simpler and less time consuming as it helps prevent staining and dirt sticking to the bowl. Other companies have similar products to this type of glazing, and can be known as SanaGloss, Everclean, and WonderGliss. They're all designed to do a similar job.
It's 1.28 gallon flush (4.86 lpf) consumes far less water than 1.6 / 3.5 / 5.0 gallon units. Over the years this can help you save money on household bills too. And because it meets EPA WaterSense standards, you could be entitled to rebates depending on the state you reside.
Installing it should be quicker too thanks to its SmartFasten 3-bolt system.
Elongated or round? - Questions regarding the bowls shape is quite common. Their is no definitive answer for this. It's almost entirely dependent on individual users needs. As a general rule, round shape bowls are smart choices for small bathrooms. They tend to be shorter in depth (around 24" through to 26"), and leave more room in front. On the other hand, elongated shape bowls are a sensible choice if you're looking for strong support beneath your legs with plenty of space available. They are more suitable for the male anatomy too.
Comfort or standard? - The comfort label is a label given to bowls which exceed a certain height (17 inches in this case). There doesn't seem to be a uniform name given to this style of bowl. Comfort height is probably the most popular, but you'll also see them labelled as chair height, universal height, and a number of others. It changes from brand to brand. But what are the advantages to owning one of these over a standard sized bowl? To start with, there is a reduced distance in which you need to bend down. These extra inches can take a lot of stress off your joints which is why they often meet ADA criteria too. Secondly, they are an obvious choice for taller people, their seated positioning will be natural for them compared to standard ones.
MaP ratings - Maximum Performance (also known as MaP), is a useful scoring system which give consumers a chance to explore how well specific makes and models handle waste. How does this work? Well, products are sent to MaP, who are a third party company, for testing purposes. They put pellets or paste in the bowl to replicate waste and give each toilet a score based on how well they remove them from the bowl. Its not a perfect system, but it is a great tool for understanding how powerful a particular flushing mechanism is. 1000 grams is the absolute maximum score that can be achieved, with 0 grams being the worst. We recommend checking these scores for yourself, and try to stick with products which score at least 500 grams. At least that way you'll no it's less likely to clog up.
Waste outlet - Think about where you need your waste water to exit. Wheres the existing outlet? Does it need to be going through the floor, using the force of gravity, or through the back, utilizing compressed air to clean the bowl? There is no right answer to this, as it depends on your current plumbing situation. Air assist options tend to have a more forceful flush, but they can get quite noisy. Gravity fed units are easy to install in comparison, and will usually fit your average residential homes outlet without any extra renovation work.
Water spot - The water spot is a necessary odor fighting feature that also helps prevent the staining and streaking within the bowl. Larger water surface areas are usually the better option if you want to keep smells down. But be careful, if you choose a water surface too large, the water level rises too close to the rim. This is where splashing becomes a problem.
Floor or wall mounted? - There are two main reasons behind opting to install a floating toilet over a floor mounted one. The primary reason is that they are really good at saving space. The flexible design gives people more choice in where they fit it. In most cases the tank is hidden behind a wall with a carrier system. This creates the illusion of the bathroom being more spacious. The second reason is related to aesthetics. Lets face it, the way they are fitted gives them a unique advantage visually.
Water usage - If you're looking to get a toilet that conserves water, you should be looking at products labelled 'low flow' or 'WaterSense'. Both of these terms indicate that their flushing mechanisms are specially designed to use less water than older, inefficient units.
Rough in - The three main rough in sizes are as follows: 10", 12", and 14". The wide majority of households will require something that fits 12". But this is something you shouldn't be cutting corners on, looking for a short cut. You really need to know what your rough in is and measure it accurately. There is a in depth guide on how to do this on our home page. In simple terms, your rough in is the distance from your wall to the center of the waste outlet. It's not always a deal breaker if you get yours wrong, but it may result in there being larger than desired spaces behind the tank or sitting very close to your wall. The UniFit attachment gives you a bit more flexibility in this regard.
Consumer feedback - Buyers remorse can be a familiar feeling when purchasing expensive sanitary ware. But there are plenty of ways to avoid such feelings. The first is through having a basic understanding of the products specifications and functions. We cover most of this on our site. The second is through customer reviews. Take a look at what real buyers are saying about their purchases. This can help you identify the negative aspects of a product early, allowing you to focus your attention on a different one. The big online shops and forums are good places to start this research.
We've outlined several ways in which two piece toilets can be beneficial to you above. The products we've chosen made the list thanks to their strong flushing performance, ability to conserve water, and aesthetics. While we're of the opinion that each of these would make a great addition to the majority of family households, it's important to compare them with alternatives before rushing into a decision. We have various guides to help you do this on our menu at the top.


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In our everyday lives, we may remark on someone's 'polite' behaviour when opening a door for us, or scold someone for using 'impolite' language in an argument at the pub. In linguistics, politeness has many different definitions; however, politeness research is generally concerned with looking at politeness as the way language allows us to interact with the social world around us: how do people get on (or not get on!) through language?
To help differentiate between our everyday notion of 'politeness' and the more specific linguistic conception of it, a distinction is often made between 'first-order politeness' and 'second-order politeness'. The former refers to our everyday understanding of politeness, something which varies between people, places and cultures, and across time. An example of this type of politeness might be apologising when we step in someone's foot, or saying 'thank you' when we are served at a bar. Second-order politeness involves looking at the variations in what different people, in different places and at different times, deem as polite behaviour, and bears these differences in mind when identifying the particular strategies that people employ in order to get along through language.
Just as there are many different ways of 'performing' politeness, there are many different ways of studying the phenomenon. One way in which the different approaches to second-order politeness can be summarised is in the division between studies that focus on the way we are polite in order to avoid conflict, and those that concentrate on how we are polite in order to be successful socially. Brown and Levinson (1987), for instance, emphasise the way in which speech acts threaten a recipient's sense of face and how politeness strategies are used to mitigate this threat. For example, the way we minimise the imposition of asking someone to take out the rubbish by saying things like 'It would be very kind of you to take out the bin', or 'I know it's a pain, but would you be so kind as to take out the rubbish?' In other work, the focus is on the relations between speakers and the importance of the context in which interaction is produced, as well as individuals' different characteristics: the precise type of social relationship shared by two people will affect the way in which they perform politeness when in conversation. Some studies, for example, might look at the way in which individuals' relative status affects the way that people address each other when attempting to resolve a conflict.
Much research into politeness suggests that it is in some way strategic. To this extent, and to the extent that its subject-matter is cooperative social interaction (or lack of it), the study of politeness would seem of obvious interest to research into conflict. Conflicts across cultures are often based on cultural confusion or misunderstanding, and an understanding of different models of linguistic politeness helps conflict parties and third parties to take account of differing cultural norms.
Bargiela-Chiappini, Francesca and Daniel Z. Kadar. 2011. "Introduction: Politeness Research in and across Culture." In Politeness across Cultures, ed. by Bargiela-Chiappini, Francesca and Daniel Z. Kadar. Hampshire: Palgrave Macmillan.


"K-9" is from fangirl stitches' doctor who themed alphabet quotes.
K-9 was introduced in "new" Who in the second series in "School Reunion." K9 is the designation given to a series of intelligent, dog-like robots who served as companions.
The specific K-9 referenced in this post is K-9 Mark III – a third model that was shipped to Sarah Jane Smith at her "current" residence during her companionship with the Third and Fourth Doctors.
In "School Reunion," K-9 was reactivated by the tenth Doctor when Sarah Jane meets the Doctor once again while investigating the same school. However, the robot canine battled the Krillitanes, blowing himself up to defeat them.
Initially, K-9 was sent to Sarah Jane for a spin-off titled K9 and Company, but the BBC chose not to produce a new series. However, the pilot was aired as a holiday season special.
"School Reunion" really connected the "classic" and the "new" Who for me as a viewer – bringing back such a fan-favorite companion and reintroducing the robot dog to the new travelers with the Doctor.
I love the interaction between Rose and Sarah Jane in this episode – arguing while referencing past adventures, including the Loch-Ness Monster and the Dalek Emperor.
Rose never even heard of Sarah Jane before meeting her, and Sarah Jane can't help but mention Rose's age. However, the two companions find common ground while describing the Doctor and his love affair with the Tardis.
Another great moment in "School Reunion" is Mickey Smith realizing he's the equivalent to the "tin dog" because of his secondary nature as a companion.
That realization inspires Mickey to travel with the Doctor rather than to continue acting as tech support for the Doctor when he saves the Earth in the present.
The episode ends with K-9 being rebuilt as K-9 Mark IV for a heartbroken Sarah Jane. Inevitably, Sarah Jane and K-9 decide to deal with the growing alien conundrum in The Sarah Jane Adventures, another spin-off series of Doctor Who.
"not bad for a man in his Jim-Jams" is from fangirl stitches' doctor who themed alphabet quotes.
This line is from the first full-episode appearance of the tenth incarnation of the Doctor. The episode "The Christmas Invasion" was also the first specifically produced Doctor Who Christmas special in the program's history.
Funnily enough, the Doctor is unconscious through the majority of the episode.
He wakes up periodically to save Rose, Mickey, and Jackie.
Rose's reaction to the Doctor's regeneration is so real to me. For any fan that began with the "new" Who, this was our first regeneration and her reaction is similar to several fans' reactions to this and other regeneration.
It's a lottery. We don't know who this Doctor is, and he fundamentally stays the same yet he's never the same – physically, mentally, behaviorally. We could love him or hate him – this "new" Doctor who we're meeting for the first time.
I usually approach every regeneration with an open mind – the Doctor changes and that simple fact will never change. I really believe that regeneration is why Doctor Who has lasted over decades compared to other science-fiction television shows.
Bringing "new" blood every few years, Doctor Who changes Doctors and companions for the longevity of the show. And it really causes the show to evolve over time (and space).
Told ya it was a fightin' hand!
He actually performs a duel in his pajamas, which is funny and swashbuckling.
The tenth incarnation is definitely a man with a bit of a hero complex, but his first romp in saving the Earth is performed with style.


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Q: Socket not connected error when using chrome.sockets.udp I tried to run the following code as an unpacked chrome extension and got the following output in my console:
clicked
sent undefined
Error listening: net::ERR_SOCKET_NOT_CONNECTED

I am also using a separate software to create a UDP server on port 11111 and it receives nothing.
manifest.json
{
    "name": "UDP Test",
    "description": "Testing UDP connection.",
    "version": "0.1",
    "app": {
        "background": {
            "scripts": ["background.js"]
         }
    },
    "minimum_chrome_version": "33",
    "sockets": {
        "udp": {
            "send": "*"
        }
    }
}

background.js
// On app launch
chrome.app.runtime.onLaunched.addListener(function() {
    // Create window
    chrome.app.window.create('window.html', {
        'bounds': {
            'width': 400,
            'height': 500
        }
    });
});

window.html
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        <button id="test">Run</button>
        <script src="network.js"></script>
    </head>
    <body>
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</html>

network.js
test.addEventListener('click', function() {
    console.log("clicked");
    chrome.sockets.udp.create({}, function (socketInfo) {
        // The socket is created, now we can send some data
        var socketId = socketInfo.socketId;
        var arrayBuffer = stringToArrayBuffer("hello");
        chrome.sockets.udp.send(socketId, stringToArrayBuffer("hello"), "127.0.0.1", 11111, function(sendInfo) {
            console.log("sent " + sendInfo.bytesSent);
            if (sendInfo.resultCode < 0) {
                console.log("Error listening: " + chrome.runtime.lastError.message);
            }
        });
    });
});

function stringToArrayBuffer(string) {
    var buffer = new ArrayBuffer(string.length * 2);
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    for (var i = 0, stringLength = string.length; i < stringLength; i++) {
        bufferView = string.charCodeAt(i);
    }
    return buffer;
}

Any ideas why this is happening? I have found several examples of chrome udp but they all used the experimental APIs and not this one.

A: You're missing bind(). The documentation says "The socket must be bound to a local port before calling [the send] method."

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Greg believes that the truest legacy of this foundation's success will be the Veterans' lives that are changed, and the communities that are enriched.
Greg believes that generous philanthropic funding is critical to sustaining the foundation's goals for these transitioning veterans.
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Greg believes that his rare career paths of entrepreneurial salesmanship and structured military service have intertwined over time, centering him, and providing balance for his sense of personal accountability, his innate yearn to serve as a connector, his transparent ethics, and his energetic leadership-by-example style. These admirable traits have become the cornerstones of the Reaching New Heights Foundation.
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Greg was born and raised in central Ohio, and later lived most of his adult life in Southern California. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Technology at Central State University in Wilberforce Ohio in 1986. Greg earned a Master of Arts degree in Leadership Studies at the University of Texas at El Paso in 2013. Presently, Greg is pursuing a second advanced degree – a Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling at California State University, San Bernardino, anticipating his graduation during 2017.
Among Greg's signature professional skills and strengths are: his critical-thinking strategic vision; his abilities to analyze and organize key performance indicators; his commitment to continuous improvement; his generous heart; and his effectiveness as a team-building connector. Greg takes great professional pride in successfully motivating, inspiring, challenging, and leading others toward their goals.
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throw it this way if you like, i can always give it a shot.
reading back over my entry, i probably should have mentioned that i'm doing it on my computer, using counter-strike and videomach. so if you have those installed, be happy to zip it over! :p actually i got a friend to help me and i figured out how i have to do it..but that'll be tonight sometime.


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FEMINIST PHILANTHROPY COMES INTO ITS OWN
By Andrew L. Yarrow
May 21, 1983, Section 1, Page 7Buy Reprints
In the last decade a small but growing number of foundations have been established by and for women, to redress what many women perceive as years of philanthropic neglect of projects relevant to them.
Joanne Hayes, executive director of Women and Foundations/Corporate Philanthropy, a six-year-old, 600-member national coalition of grant makers focusing on ''gender equity,'' attributes the growth in feminist philanthropy to the women's movement and to the increased control women are gaining over their own wealth.
''There has been a very dramatic increase in funding recently, but the country hasn't really yet begun to fully cope with the need for funding women's projects,'' she said. Nonetheless, the roster of new women's foundations includes the Ms. Foundation, the Wonder Woman Foundation, the Women's Foundation, the Money for Women Fund, the Astraea Foundation and the Windom Fund. Community-Based Activities
Many of the new organizations' grants go to community-based activist groups supporting victimized, poor, minority and older women. Programs in such areas as health care, reproductive rights, employment, education, legal aid and the prevention of violence are major recipients.
Although the foundations play an important role in supporting such ''survival issue'' groups, a remarkable range of projects - from business to the arts - is funded. As Lael Stegall, director of the Washington-based Windom Fund, put it, by encouraging ''more leadership in philanthropy - as grant makers, trustees of funds, in the establishment of community-based funding organizations and as personal givers'' - women's foundations represent ''important initiatives in building the profile of women as change makers and leaders.''
Scarcely 10 years ago staff members of Ms. magazine established the first grant-giving organization explicitly devoted to removing the barriers of sex discrimination. A few foundations interested in women's welfare, such as the Helena Rubinstein Foundation, existed prior to the 1970's. The Ms. Foundation for Women, however, was the first specifically devoted to funding projects on women's issues.
And as recently as 1976 fewer than six-tenths of 1 percent of foundation awards involved women's issues, according to a report by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy. The Foundation Center, a clearinghouse for information on private foundations, reports that five years later projects for women and girls received 2.9 percent of grant dollars and 4.3 percent of grants given by the 22,000 American foundations.
The Ms. Foundation is the only national group that gives both direct and matching grants to grass-roots ''advocacy groups for the empowerment of women,'' according to its executive director, Julia R. Scott. Recipients in its $500,000 program last year ranged from the National Women's Health Network in Washington and the National Coalition Against Sexual Assault in Syracuse to a project in the Virginia coal country to open employment opportunities in the mines to women. The Free to Be Foundation, also organized by Ms., deals with issues relating to children from birth through high school. Help for the Creative
The smaller Astraea Foundation, an activist group named for the Greek goddess of justice, ''gives priority to efforts of those women whose productive energies, talents, needs and interests have been least acknowledged in the society,'' said Betty Powell, its outreach coordinator. The six-year-old organization has provided funds to such diverse efforts as the first women's symphony, an oral history project and support groups for incarcerated women.
A foundation that gives under $20,000 a year in grant support, the seven-year-old Money for Women Fund, has heeded Virginia Woolf's comment that without a room of one's own and money it is difficult to create works of art. Its director, Julie Morgana, says that grants are ''limited to individual feminists in the arts,'' from music, dance and theater to photography and even the martial arts. Projects have included support for a recording by the Berkeley Women's Music Collective and for a New York feminist theater known as the Emma Troupe.
The three-year-old Windom Fund is among the growing ranks of public-policy foundations with a liberal orientation that primarily support women's projects. A women's credit union in Puerto Rico, a Southern rural women's network and a Washington legal-defense fund are among recent recipients of grants.
Somewhat different is the Wonder Woman Foundation, initiated by Warner Communications in 1981, which requires that recipients be nominated. It gives $7,500 awards to women over age 40 for education, writing, starting a business or other nonpolitical projects. It does not necessarily seek women who ''have made the greatest or most widely recognized contributions'' but those who, through strength of character and personal growth, have shown potential for significant work. Among the first year's winners were Ada Deer for her efforts as chief of the Menominee tribe, Rosetta Reitz for a study of female jazz musicians and Lupe Anguiano for a project to help welfare recipients find permanent employment.
Since sexual inequality in philanthropy extends to children - boys' clubs generally get considerably more money than girls' clubs - both the Ms. Foundation and the new San Francisco-based Women's Foundation support programs for girls. The San Francisco organization is also giving part of its first $100,000 in grants this year to West Coast groups for disabled women, older women and single mothers.
The Foundation Center identifies several dozen other organizations that devote some of their resources to women's issues. Of these, the Ford Foundation has taken a lead, providing about 10 percent of its $120 million annual grants budget to women's projects in such areas as employment and pension rights.
Despite increasing recognition of the need for support, resources are still limited. That fact, with rapidly growing interest in women's projects, is spurring the new foundations to seek contributors actively. As Julie Morgana says, ''There are more and more applications each year, and it gets frustrating not having enough money to give out.''
The following organizations provide information about and grants for projects of special interest to women. Foundation Center, 888 Seventh Avenue, 26th floor, New York, N.Y. 10019; 212-975-1120.
Provides reference list of foundations that have given grants to women's projects. Women and Foundations/Corporate Philanthropy, 70 West 40th Street, New York, N.Y. 10018; 212-997-1077.
Promotes financing of projects for women and offers guidance to women seeking careers in the field. Ms. Foundation for Women, 370 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017; 212-689-3475.
Provides about 55 grants a year of up to $10,000 to ''survival issue'' and advocacy groups. No grants for individuals, arts or media projects or for education. Wonder Woman Foundation, Awards Program, 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10019; 212-397-9720.
Gives 18 awards annually to those over 40, nominated by someone outside their families, for pursuing truth, striving for peace, taking risks, creating new realities and helping women. Astraea Foundation, P.O. Box 37, Bronx, N.Y. 10464; 212-885-1119.
Gives about 25 grants of $300 to $2,000 to feminist projects in the Northeast. Windom Fund, 2000 P Street N.W., Suite 410, Washington, D.C. 20036; 202-887-1957.
Makes about 50 grants averaging $5,000 to women's and other publicinterest organizations focusing on economic issues, legal support and social policy. No arts, research, international or social-service projects are financed. Money for Women Fund, 207 Coastal Highway, St. Augustine, Fla. 32084; please write, do not phone.
About 20 small individual grants are given in two cycles a year for artistic projects. Women's Foundation, 3543 18th Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94110; 415-431-1290.
This new and growing foundation is limited to women's and girls' aid projects in California.

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Author Michael Konik wrote the book "The Smart Money." It's a memoir of his time when he served as a bag man for 'Big Daddy' considered the world's best sports bettor. Konik claimed he needed to protect his sources, however, it was quickly revealed that 'Big Daddy' and Rick Matthews were in fact Billy Walters and Konik's time in the inner circle would often play the role of the square making large bets for the titled, "Brain Trust."
Here's the N.Y. Times review.
Michael Konik | Talks About Betting for a Large Betting Syndicate from The Best of It on Vimeo.


fatty wild meat, which sources?
It seems that most land game meat available in Western Europe have a low fat content, significantly lower than domesticated animals. Pigs are five times fattier than boars, for example. I'm afraid our ancestors have hunted to extension the fattiest animals of our regions. I mean, just imagine the fatty coating of a mammoth, or a whooly rhino...what's your take on this, which fatty meats would you suggest as an alternative or as a supplement?
Re: fatty wild meat, which sources?
(ie the larger the mammal, the more opportunity to carry more fat etc.). One should also not forget that the organ-meats have a much higher fat content than the muscle-meats.
One other obvious thing:- imo, the vastly higher fat content of domesticated pigs is likely more due to their highly unnatural 100 grain-fed diets.
imo, go for raw tongue from grassfed/wild or raw marrow or raw suet.
Domesticated pigs are fatter not just because they are fed more but also because they were bred to be, same as cows.
I read the aborigines had a custom where they knew when all their favorite fat sources were available at different times of the year, pine nut harvest, fattiest kangaroos, fattiest clams, etc. When the kangaroos were at their fattiest they hunted them to excess to extract the limited amount of fat from their bodies, sacrificing large amounts of meat in order to enrich their diet with fat.
Fish contains a lot of fat. Especially if you eat the skin. When I used to windsurf on the Columbia river there was always a white foam all over the place that smelled rather fishy. That's because it was. It was composed of fish fat formed by the oils floating on the surface and whipped up by the waterfalls. (Hmm. May have been a rather crude form of organic mayo made by mother nature herself!) There is also a lot of fat in most insects. Anyone know the fat content in a bowl full of grubs? I imagine it's quite high!


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Gallipoli Campaign
On 25 April 1915, ANZAC troops landed at Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula, to fight the Ottoman Empire. Explore this significant First World War Dardanelles campaign, through maps, diaries, paintings, photographs and memorials. SCIS no. 1816212
Gallipoli, Turkey
Cliff face at Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915. Australian troops are being given climbing instruction. Photograph taken by James Read. Note on back of file print reads "See also copy negatives 1/2-160583-...
Helen Clark at Gallipoli
Helen Clark was the first New Zealand prime minister to visit Gallipoli on Anzac Day. On 24 April 2005 (the day before Anzac Day) she walked down the 'New Zealand track' from Chunuk Bair to the coa...
Gallipoli. (Feilding Star, 04 September 1915)
Reports on the arrival of Māori soldiers at Gallipoli.
The Gallipoli campaign
Each year on Anzac Day, New Zealanders (and Australians) mark the anniversary of the Gallipoli landings of 25 April 1915. On that day, thousands of young men, far from their homes, stormed the beac...
Three soldiers, Gallipoli, Turkey
Three soldiers, two of them New Zealanders, Gallipoli, Turkey. The caption names them as Kitchen, "Sub-assistant Surgeon", and Eagle. Photographed by an unknown photographer in 1915 Inscriptions...
Gallipoli armistice
The scene in front of The Nek during an armistice to bury the dead at Anzac, 24 May 1915
Revealing Gallipoli
A documentary co-produced by the combatant nations who fought together, and against each other, in World War One's Gallipoli Campaign. "REVEALING GALLIPOLI gives the full story of what happened on ...
New Zealand sniper at Gallipoli
Unidentified photographer World War I soldiers in a trench during the Gallipoli campaign in Turkey, 1915 Reference Number: PAColl-3604-04 Silver gelatin print Photographic Archive, Alexander Turnb...
Landing at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli
Landing at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, 25 April 1915. Photograph taken by L E Tatton. Inscriptions: Photographer's title on negative - bottom right - Landing at Anzac Cove (Dardanells) 25th April 1915....
Headquarters signals at ANZAC Cove
Headquarters Signals at ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli, Turkey. View of the exterior and interior of the shelter where soldiers can be seen operating electric signaling apparatus. Photographed by an unkno...
Diary, Gallipoli
During World War I (1914-1918), New ZealanderMajor E P Cox kept this diary, which was contrary to army regulations. On 25 April 1915 when his troops of the Wellington Infantry Battalion landed on t...
Wounded Indian soldiers
Two wounded Indian soldiers [Gurkhas], Gallipoli, Turkey. Photographed by an unknown photographer in 1915 Inscriptions: Album page - beneath image - Wounded Indians Quantity: 1 b&w original phot...
Interior of dug-out, Gallipoli
The interior of Captain Withers dug-out, Gallipoli, Turkey. There is a bed, table, shelves cut out against the walls, and Withers personal belongings. Photographed by an unknown photographer in 1...
View of ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli, Turkey
A view along the beach at ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli, Turkey. Piles of stores, sand bags, and some soldiers can be seen. Photographed by an unknown photographer in 1915 Inscriptions: Album page - ben...
Group of New Zealand soldiers
Group of New Zealand soldiers, Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, photographed by Frederick Llewellyn Price in 1915. Inscriptions: Verso - Chums Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physica...
New Zealanders in a trench, Gallipoli
Soldiers in a trench in Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915. Photographer unidentified. Quantity: 1 b&w copy negative(s). Physical Description: Film negative
The evacuation of Suvla Bay
This watercolour, The evacuation of Suvla Bay, by Geoffrey S. Allfree, depicts a huge explosion and fire seen across water, with the last ship sailing away
The Homecoming from Gallipoli
On 9 January 1916, the eight month long Gallipoli Campaign finally ended with the evacuation of the last British troops from the area. Aiming to secure a sea route to Russia and to capture the Otto...
Landing at Gallipoli
New Zealand troops were part of the Allied invasion force that landed at what soon became known as Anzac Cove. For eight long months New Zealanders, Australians and troops from Britain and France ...
Simpson and the donkey
This photograph taken by Sergeant James Gardiner Jackson gave Sapper Horace Moore-Jones the idea to paint the famous picture of 'The Man with the Donkey.'
Gallipoli war map
Topographic map of Gallipoli Peninsula showing forts, roads and tracks.
'The spirit of his fathers'
This illustration shows a Māori soldier at Gallipoli attacking two Turkish soldiers. Behind him looms the ghost of a Māori warrior, who represents one of his ancestors. It is a traditional Māori be...
The coast north of Anzac Cove
A painting showing the coastline of Gallipoli north of Anzac Cove.
Gallipoli invasion map
Map showing Ottoman defences of the Dardanelles and Allied invasion of Gallipoli, Mar-Apr 1915
Australian machine gunner
An Austrailian machine gunner manning his weapon in a rampart of sand bags, Gallipoli, Turkey. Photographed by an unknown photographer in 1915 Inscriptions: Album page - right of image - Australi...
View of Anzac Cove
View of the beach at Anzac Cove, Turkey, during World War I, taken ca 1915 by an unidentified photographer. Shows crates stacked up on the beach and bivouacs. Inscriptions: Album page - beneath im...
New Zealand soldiers, Gallipoli
New Zealand soldiers filling sand bags, Gallipoli, Turkey. The group includes Geoff Barnett, James Hutcheson, and Bucket Bell. Photographed by an unknown photographer in 1915 Inscriptions: Album...
Young soldiers experience Gallipoli
The leader of New Zealand's contingent at Gallipoli for Anzac Day says the 34 young military people attending services will gain empathy for what their forebears went through.
Gallipoli: The New Zealand story
This documentary tells the stories of the New Zealand soldiers who were part of the identity-defining Gallipoli campaign in World War I. In the ill-fated mission to take a piece of Turkish coastlin...
The letters ANZAC soldiers sent from Gallipoli
Glyn Harper is a military historian and author who has collected and read hundreds of letters sent home by New Zealand soldiers at Gallipoli.. His book Jim's Letters is for children, and based...
Children of Gallipoli
Children of Gallipoli offered viewers another angle on the Gallipoli story. Produced for TVNZ and Turkish television, the documentary focuses on four young people, two Turks and two New Zealanders....
Sending comfort items to the New Zealand troops in Gallipoli
A group of 17 women, three men and four soldiers in a hall packing comfort items to send to the New Zealand troops in Gallipoli.; The location is probably Masterton.
Gallipoli tortoise Great War story
During her time working at the Aotea Convalescent Home in Cairo (1915-1919), New Zealand nurse Nora Hughes was given a tortoise by a wounded soldier who said he had found in the trenches at Gallipo...
The New Zealanders on Gallipoli
A 1915 article on how the New Zealanders were surviving at Gallipoli.
Armistice Day at Gallipoli, 1915
Today we associate 'Armistice Day' with the day fighting stopped on the Western Front - 11.11.1918 (http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/armistice-day). But there was also an earlier armistice - or a...
Rikihana Carkeek
Rikihana (Bunny) Carkeek was a prominent Ngāti Raukawa leader from Ōtaki who served in the First World War.
World War One Online
This digital set comprises selected digitised diaries and letters from the Manuscripts Collection of the Alexander Turnbull Library. These manuscripts cover a broad range of World War One experienc...
Anzac poster
This New Zealand First World War poster features a summary of the Anzac's achievements up to August 1916. The text is as follows: 'A.N.Z.A.C. It needed a new word to adequately mark the historic ra...
Fighting in Dardanelles
Galley proofs for a newspaper supplement listing killed, wounded and missing soldiers. Inscriptions: Verso - bottom right - Tiro-hanga Mohana Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s). Physical Description: ...
War story: George Bollinger
George Bollinger was a young man from Taranaki who fought in the First World War.
Portraits of New Zealand soldiers killed, wounded, or missing at Gallipoli.
Māori at Gallipoli
Te Papa curator Puawai Cairns has been researching the stories of Maori men at Gallipoli. She discusses their reasons for volunteering, what happened to them and reuniting families with the stories...
Rifle, short, magazine, Lee-Enfield (SMLE), Mark 1
This rifle is on display at Te Papa in Gallipoli: The scale of our war. It's official name is 'Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield, Mark 1', often abbreviated as 'SMLE' It is a bolt-action ...
Letters from the front (Tuapeka Times 17-11-1915)
A letter by David Christie to his sister from his dugout on Gallipoli.
As you sit there
Gallipoli cartoon by Tom Scott.
Atatürk memorial
New Zealand has numerous First World War memorials. Many record deaths at Gallipoli Peninsula, the site of the unsuccessful invasion of Turkey in April 1915 which caused heavy losses on both sides....
Dug-out shelters
Look closely at this photograph and you will see that the dugout and its surrounds are partly covered with snow. On 27 November there had been a severe storm with thunder and hail, and this was fol...
Gallipoli: Why do Australians celebrate a military disaster?
Imagine spending eight months in a trench dug under some cliffs.
WWI veteran to sleep through centenary
A tortoise called Torty in New Zealand is the only living survivor of the Gallipoli campaign.
A Pinterest board showing images covering the Gallipoli campaign.
Gallipoli centenary: Australia and New Zealand mark Anzac Day
A series of events on Saturday marked the centenary of the Allied attack on the Gallipoli peninsula.
20 Remarkable photos from Gallipoli
A selection of photographs taken during the Gallipoli campaign.
Letters from hell
The Anzac battles fought on the Gallipoli Peninsula are documented here by ordinary soldiers through their letters.
Gallipoli centenary marked with feelings of sadness and pride
Thousands of Australians and New Zealanders pay their respects at Gallipoli.
Why is Gallipoli so important?
The Gallipoli campaign was a disaster, but it has become a cornerstone of modern Australian and New Zealand culture.
Explore Gallipoli
An app that lets you follow in the footsteps of the Anzacs and guides you through the Gallipoli campaign.
See Gallipoli then and now
Explore these interactive photos to see how the Gallipoli battlefield looked - in 1915 and now.
Euan Macleod's paintings
A selection of paintings from Euan Macleod's Gallipoli series.
The 2779 Kiwi Anzacs who gave their lives
Of the 14,000 New Zealanders who served on Gallipoli, 2779 would be forever bonded by the statistic of death.
Battle at Gallipoli 1915
Witness history through the eyes of the people who lived it.
Gallipoli association
The Gallipoli Association's aim is to raise public awareness of the Gallipoli campaign.
The Gallipoli series
Sidney Nolan's artwork that explores the connections between Troy and Gallipoli.
First World War resource guide for schools
Links to a wide range of online items relating to the First World War.
The Google Street View Trekker allows you to virtually explore 360-degree online imagery of Gallipoli locations.
Māori Contingent Gallipoli
This photo was taken before the attack on Sari Bair on the 6 August. The Māori Contingent led by Captain Pirimi Tahiwi and Captain Roger Dansey, aimed to capture the three key points of Chunuk Bair...
New Zealand Patriotic Society combined schools' concert
Support for New Zealand troops at Gallipoli extended to fundraising by school children, as this concert cover shows. This concert involved 810 Wellington children, who were selected from 23 local s...
Two Māori soldiers (reputedly Wiremu and Tamihana of Waikanae, who captured a Turkish trench on their own) are performing a haka as they leap into a Turkish trench, stupefying the occupants.
New Zealand machine gunner
Working from a dug out these two soldiers have very little to protect themselves. The men are wearing New Zealand infantry uniforms with the lightweight head gear made of cork or dried pith, covere...
Troopship and boats of soldiers, Gallipoli
On the night of 24 April, warships sailed from Mudros Harbour on Lemnos Island, packed with troops for the Gallipoli landings. Anzac troops were to land at Gaba Tepe, halfway up the peninsula. Brit...
Two soldiers guarding water tanks
One of the major shortages at Gallipoli was water, which had to be shipped in from the island of Lemnos and further afield from Malta. The shortage resulted from a lack of flowing creeks and rivers...
Map of Gallipoli and the Dardanelles
Turkish prisoners
This song is a Māori memory of their ancestors' actions against the British in the 19th century New Zealand Land Wars.
Three New Zealand soldiers
After a few weeks at Gallipoli, there would hardly have been a soldier who did not feel as weary as these three New Zealand soldiers. Like all their fellow ANZACs, they had learned to keep their ha...
Making the feathers fly
New Zealand, symbolised by a kiwi, spears three turkeys (symbolising Turks) with its beak (kebab-style). This symbolically refers to the fine spirit and determination demonstrated by New Zealand so...
View in Russell's top trenches
This is a view along the inside of Anzac trenches on Russell's Top, Gallipoli. Trenches at Gallipoli were often crude compared to the sophisticated trench systems that operated on the Western Front...
Periscope rifle, Gallipoli
With 'necessity' often referred to as 'the Mother of invention' it is not surprising that by May 1915 the periscope rifle had been designed. With the enemy at times within 6 metres, men were being ...
Wounded soldiers, Gallipoli
These wounded soldiers were photographed on a hillside above Anzac Cove on 7 August. They would be waiting to be taken down to the field hospitals at the beach. You can see white squares of cloth o...
It's first anniversary. Can we ever forget it?
Shows two women wearing helmets, swords and togas (Australia and New Zealand). They have their arms around each other and one of them (New Zealand) is placing a wreath on an ANZAC memorial. Refers ...
The spirit of his fathers, December 1915
This cartoon by William Blomfield, 'The spirit of his fathers', appeared in the Christmas issue of the New Zealand Observer in 1915. The image reflects the good reputation the Native Contingent bui...
A Gallipoli souvenir
This postcard reproduces a poem Bravo Anzacs. With words in the poem like; fame, glory, valiant, praises, loyal, brave, noble, and hero it sounds like Australia and New Zealand troops were victorio...
Gallipoli study
Archaeologists have made some surprising discoveries in the first-ever joint Australian, Turkish and New Zealand survey of the Anzac battlefield. The findings include 12 cemeteries, concrete bounda...
Gallipoli and the war against Turkey
The Allies landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula on 25 April 1915.
Gallipoli, battle of Canakkale
Presents a series of photographs covering of New Zealanders at Gallipoli.
Infographic that investigates the Gallipoli campaign.
Once were enemies
Australians and Turks come together at Gallipoli to remember their war dead.
The Story of Gallipoli
An interactive that tells the story of Gallipoli.
Covers the history of the Gallipoli campaign, from a Turkish perspective.
An interactive of the key events throughout the landing on 25 April 1915.
Kiwis at war - Gallipoli
Explore the stories behind our New Zealand war history including examples from Gallipoli.
Gallipoli boat
Worksheet associated with the landing of ANZAC troops at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915.
Gallipoli landings - Anzac day
Dan Snow visits Gallipoli to mark 100 years since the start of the Gallipoli.
A New view of the battle of Gallipoli
The Turks are now rethinking their historic victory in the terrible battle.
First World War inquiry guides and resources
This website introduces NZ students to a range of First World War stories including Gallipoli.
Battle of Gallipoli
A documentary looking at the Gallipoli campaign.
Leaving Gallipoli
The New Zealand series War News transports viewers to Gallipoli by embedding a TV current affairs team.
Video about Gallipoli as experienced by New Zealand soldiers.
Provides an insight into the Turkish perspective of Gallipoli.
How many New Zealanders served on Gallipoli?
For almost 100 years we've significantly underestimated the number of men who served at Gallipoli.
Gallipoli art prize
Art competition paintings associated with Gallipoli.
Ministry of Culture and Heritage
Presents websites that give you more information about the Gallipoli campaign.
The Gallipoli Campaign – or "Çanakkale Savaşı" (Battle of Çanakkale) – has a special place among the Turkish people.
NZ Gallipoli casualties by month
An interactive diagram showing New Zealand fatal and non-fatal casualties for each month of the Gallipoli campaign.
Gallipoli and Australian identity
Every Australian has been affected by war last century.
A guide that provides a virtual tour of the Gallipoli peninsula.
Gallipoli: The scale of our war
Interactive website showcasing the Te Papa exhibition Gallipoli: The scale of our war.
The myths of the battle of Gallipoli
Gary Sheffield challenges some commonly held assumptions about the Gallipoli campaign.
A topic explorer set featuring online Anzac related resources.
Many Answers has information about the ANZACs and Anzac Day.
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