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Based in Chapel Hill, NC Faith Connections On Mental Illness is "an inter-faith coalition of faith communities dedicated to increasing understanding of mental illness through Education, Advocacy, and Support."

The Brain and Behavior Research Foundation is committed to alleviating the suffering caused by mental illness by awarding grants that will lead to advances and breakthroughs in scientific research.

The Network exists to facilitate dialogue between this Church and members of the scientific, technical, and medical communities; to be an educational resource for this Church, its seminaries, and the wider Christian community; and to provide guidelines in Christian ethics for use in everyday decisions within contemporary American culture.

Pathways to Promise is an interfaith cooperative of many faith groups. We provide assistance and are a resource center which offers liturgical and educational materials, program models, caring ministry with people experiencing a mental illness and their families. The resources are used by people at all levels of faith group structures from local congregations to regional and national staff.

…a 501c(3) non-profit, scientific and educational organization, which was formed to increase public awareness of dyslexia in North Carolina. …established in 1986. Many of our 300 plus members are actively involved in the treatment and remediation of dyslexia. Our members are educators, psychologists, physicians, social workers, tutors, individuals with dyslexia and parents…

The Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) is a membership organization of more than 260 graduate schools that conduct post-baccalaureate professional and academic degree programs to educate persons for the practice of ministry and for teaching and research in the theological disciplines. The Commission on Accrediting of ATS accredits the schools and approves the degree programs they offer.

keep my life in a subversion repository. For the past five years, every file I've created and worked on, every email I've sent or received, and every config file I've tweaked have all been checked into revision control. Five years ago when I started doing this, using CVS, people thought I was nuts to use revision control in this way. Unlike CVS, subversion has reasonable handling of directories and file renaming, which is more than sufficient reason to switch to it if you're already using CVS, and most of CVS's other misfeatures are also fixed. But subversion still has its warts, such as an inability to store some file permissions and its need for twice as much disk space as you'd expect thanks to the copies of everything in those .svn directories. These problems can be quite annoying when you're keeping your whole home directory in svn.

Open Design Alliance (ODA) — a member-driven, nonprofit organization of over 1,000 software developers in 40 countries — develops the Teigha® software development platform for CAD and other technical graphics applications. ODA members obtain the Teigha software development platform for an annual membership fee. Combined with the  ODA’s relationships with well-known third party component vendors, ODA members are able to quickly design, build, and deliver technical applications for their customers. The Teigha software development platform is available on a large number of operating systems such as Microsoft® Windows®, Apple® Mac OS®, various Unix systems, and Linux. ODA members can use the  C++, .NET, and ActiveX interfaces to develop their own applications. Teigha is able to exchange data through .dwg, .dgn, .stl and .pdf files.