Biblenotes - site aims to simplify study of the Old and New Testaments. You'll find summaries with easy-to-read review notes and hyperlinked key points.
American FactFinder - U.S. Census Bureau - "a new data access and dissemination system
that provides useful facts and information about your
community, your economy, and your society. The system
will find and retrieve the information you need from
some of the Census Bureau's largest data sets." Users
can create a variety of tables, reports, or maps with
information on their community, the economy, or
American society.
Univ. of California San Diego Health Guide - "UCSD Healthcare offers you concise information on
more than 300 health topics, in six major topic areas,"
including child & adolescent health; women's health;
senior's health; heart health - cardiology; general health;
and cancer information.
Caesar, Julius - 100-44 B.C. - annotated guide to online resources includes links to primary sources such as Suetonius and Plutarch, in Latin and English, as well as Gaius Julius Caesar's own
accounts of his campaigns.
Choice in Dying - provides advance directives,
counseling, and educational information on end-of-life
issues. You may download a state specific "advance
directives package" (PDF) which contains forms for a
living will and a medical power of attorney (which may
also be called a "health care proxy" or "appointment of
a health care agent").
Tate Gallery - This museum contains the national collection of British
art from the 16th century to the present, as well as the
national collection of international modern art.
Approximately 8000 images of the museum's holdings
are available for view along with the descriptive text found by the works when they are
displayed in the physical gallery.
Track and Field News - site for
records, rankings, stats, track trivia, and
listings of upcoming events. From high school meets to
the Olympic Games, from instructional books and
videos to package tours.
What's Going On - Descriptions and links to further information on
international events, festivals, gatherings, and
celebrations, with an emphasis on the unique and
offbeat.
ALFY - ALFY describes itself as a Web portal for kids. The idea is to encourage children ages 3-10 to explore the Web by clicking on pictures instead of words. And it comes with a big assortment of online games.
Powerize.com - a free research site for business and investment information. The site's search form lets you perform a general search or search by company name, product name, or ticker symbol. You can
also narrow your search to a particular industry.
WebNovice - a monthly publication designed specifically for Net newcomers; check the archives for a wide array of details on ISPs, modems, set-up systems, and much more.
How to Publish on the Web - guide is broken down into areas applicable to different audiences, such as educators, students, small-business owners, and community leaders.
Kitty Locker's Introduction to the Web - introduces university students to the Web, with links for research tools, designing web pages, job hunting, organizations, writers' resources, and more.
FreeTranslation.com - "FreeTranslation.com is a straight forward, easy-to-use site for rapid translations where you can get the 'gist' of foreign language text and web pages."
