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| This is great if you're thinking about moving, but also interesting if
you're studying the differences in cost of living across the U.S. and
the rest of the world. Input your current residence, destination, and
salary, and it will tell you how much you will have to make to move
there and keep the same buying power. |
| The Internet Scout project at the University of Wisconsin provides
here a valuable resource tool "to support effective use of the
Internet by educators and researchers in the US." These folks
provide Internet announcements updated daily and available in archive,
explanations of the best Internet tools, and a KIDS section where K-12
students review sites. |
| Like its real-world counterpart, the Smithsonian Institute Web site
features a huge amount of information on an almost infinite variety of
topics. An excellent resource, and a neat way to virtually tour this
national treasure. |
| The complete online listing of all standard industrial classification
codes and category descriptions. A great quick reference. Information on
CD-ROM or diskette can be purchased, but the Web site is free. |
| Part of the Internet Public Library, Stately Knowledge is a great
place to visit if you need information about any of the United States.
Click on individual states for statistical and general information, plus
great state information links. |
| State and county profiles, state rankings, charts, and more are
available on this site. |
| Tasha Saecker, a Wisconsin librarian, has compiled,
categorized, and briefly annotated a great list of useful links in many
areas of interest. |
| This collection of links was put together by a police officer who
teaches several subjects in America Online's Academic Assistance Center.
Among the subjects are World History, American History, The Arts,
Culture & Society, and Research and Reference. |
| Current and historical legislative information presented "in the
spirit of Thomas Jefferson, a service of the U.S. Congress through its
Library." |
| The cyber-librarian at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is a great
guide for helping you find reference material on the Web. |
| This extensive site includes a huge amount of data on the population,
population growth estimates, demographics, and educational levels.
Interactive Maps and the Population Clock are not to be missed. |
| This offering from The Mining Company zeroes in on what’s
going on in the U.S. government right this minute, as well as what it
means and where you can find more information. There are links to 200 U.S.
government sites, features with archives, events, chat, and search. An
excellent, current resource. |
| A ZIP code directory, dictionaries, encyclopedias, periodic tables,
telephone directories, and grant information are just some of the neat
resources you'll find online at this site, offered by the University of
California-Irvine. |
| This is an online library with links to a variety of sources
(government documents, dictionaries, travel information, science data,
phone books, and more) put together here by Purdue University Libraries. |
| The World Wide Legal Information Association offers laymen's
definitions of legal terms, searchable by letter. |
| Need information on a product or service, or can't dig up your contact
name from that company whose products you're interested in? Give
Where2Go a name, a product name, even a piece of a URL, and it will
attempt to help you track down the information you're looking for. An
interesting service, and helpful as well. |
| This is a straightforward presentation of essay writing basics, plus
an excellent links collection including writing sources, grammar and
study aids, and bibliography resources. |
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