[lizma]

So serious. I feel bad. Bookmark it for later. Lot a work to do.
I do most of my research at http;//www.allrecipes.com
I reeeeeeallly love to cook.

[mrsmith]

Lot of sites on this old thread: Can't Find It? The update to information for freepers

And you've done such a good job here, I think I'll replace my old bookmark of it with this thread.

[SmartBlonde]

My favorites are all over the place. Most are listed - here are a few others.

http://www.cosmiverse.com

http://www.nanodot.org

http://internet-prospector.org/

http://www.darksky.org

http://searchenginez.com/

[Hank Kerchief]

HPAmerica^TM

For reference, look under "R", just click it. For any specific subject, look for the category in the index, click and go. There is not much you'd be looking for you can't find here.

Hank

[Kermit]

RefDesk.com is a great site for launching all different kinds of searches. Check it out.

[IRtorqued]

bump for later read

[xm177e2]

Google, FR, and LEXIS-NEXIS

[Chemist_Geek]

Bump for the best tool. Internet.

[EdZep]

Search Usenet at Google Groups (formerly Deja.com [formerly Dejanews]). Often, when you have a question, you'll find that it has already been asked and answered in one of the newsgroups. There are many thousands of groups, dedicated to almost any topic you can imagine.

Socialists in Congress? Click on the zeppelin, Grasshopper.

[suijuris]

Big Bump for later read!

[NewAmsterdam]

interesting

[suijuris]

Big Bump for later read!

[BERZERKER]

The Federalist Society - Don't Leave Home Without It

[an amused spectator]

A couple of recent additions:

http://www.nannyculture.com
http://www.ActivistCash.com

ActivistCash.com, unveiled yesterday, is run by the Guest Choice Network, an organization of 30,000 restaurant and tavern operators. The Guest Choice Network has become a front line defense against today's nanny culture. Or, as its first Web site--nannyculture.com--puts it: "Unofficially we include anybody who stands up against the growing fraternity of food cops, health care enforcers, vegetarian activists and meddling bureaucrats who 'know what's best for you.' " The site offers, among other things, information on junk science and food scares.

Activist Inc.: Professional Agitators can't claim to be 'grassroots"

[abigail2]

FYI

[aruanan]

The Science & Environmental Policy Project
Quackwatch
The CATO Institute
JunkScience.com
The Bible Gateway
PubMed

[Roscoe]

teoma.com

[SunkenCiv]

A really hoary Bump in the night ping.

[FairOpinion]

Thanks for the summary and SC-- thanks for the ping.

[SevenDaysInMay]

Bump?