N.U.T. No Uniform Today wants to be added to Wikipedia

Rona Chiera — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 02:21:09 +0000

N.U.T. No Uniform Today, wants to be added to Wikipedia. I am not computer literate in the use of Wikipedia. Is there anyone who may take a look at how I may be able to add, N.U.T. No Uniform Today to Wikipedia as no one in the world is operating a No Uniform Today, FREE Dress Day, to help us promote allergy awareness?
I would love our community world to unite with the same simple message of N.U.T. No Uniform Today, because this style of promoting allergy awareness in our community takes up very little volunteer effort and time and has been easy for our international community of people, in our schools to understand and relate to. Let’s unite of this easy message, N.U.T. No Uniform Today.
Rona Chiera

About Moore River from Wikipedia

Rona Chiera — Tue, 18 May 2010 09:06:07 +0000

About Moore River directly from Wikipedia
Moore River. Origin Walebing. Mouth Indian Ocean
Basin countries Australia
Length 193 kilometres (120 mi)
Source elevation 162 metres (531 ft)[1]
Mouth elevation sea level
Avg. discharge 60860 ML/annum[2]
Basin area 13,540 square kilometres (5,228 sq mi)[3]
Moore River is a river in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia.
The headwaters of the river near Walebing and flow westerly before joining with the Moore river East near Mogumber then flow in a westererly direction. The river flows over the Edengerie Cascade through the northern edge of Moore River Nature Reserve then through the escarpment and discharge into the Indian Ocean near Guilderton.
The river includes a catchment that extends from just south of Three Springs to Guilderton. The catchment has a total area of 13,540 square kilometres (5,228 sq mi) and is mostly cleared. The catchment area is used for broadacre farming but with increasing deversification in horticulture and tree plantations. The river mouth at Guilderton typically closes during the summer months due to insufficient water, creating a sandbar.
The river was named in 1836 by Private Patrick Heffron who named it after George Fletcher Moore who was the leader of the expedition that Heffron was a part of.[4]
The river has nine subcatchment areas and has a number of tributaries and lakes along the length of the river. The salinity levels in the river catchment vary from brackish to saline with the exception of Gingin Brook which remains fresh throughout the year.[5]
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N.U.T. No Uniform Today wants to be added to Wikipedia

About Moore River from Wikipedia