[Bump in the night]

What are your favorite sites?

[Bump in the night]

FYI

[Drew68]

Bumped and bookmarked.

[JulieRNR21]

Thanks for these great links.....BUMP

[Cleburne]

I doubt it's what you seek, but I greatly enjoy topozone.com. Topographical maps for the entire nation! Free! Their catalog of searchable names includes very obscure communities that haven't been actually featured on the maps themselves for years. I am a rather strange person and greatly enjoy looking at maps. Have several hundred USGS maps in my collection (actually on loan), and maps hanging on the wall. I know...

[cascademountaineer]

Dont know if this is useful, but Findlaw is another law site that comes in handy for my research occasionally. Its a good resource on legislative resources as well.

[LibWhacker]

Here's one. :-)

[Bump in the night]

FYI

[DoctorMichael]

Bump in the night, indeed.

Bumped for future personal reference.

[Luke FReeman]

Here's one for ya!

If you can't find it here, don't bother!

RefDesk.com is created by Matt Drudge's father!

You could call it the "Daddy of reference links"!

[x]

Fedworld.gov sounds kind of ominous.

The Library of Congress at loc.gov has lots of good stuff for research and general learning.

Findlaw.com looks better than megalaw.com.

Constitution.org has a good site for finding historical legal documents, as does Project Avalon (http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/avalon.htm). The Founders' Constitution (http://press-pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/tocs/toc.html) is also a good site for constitutional history.

Yourdictionary.com is a great site for languages. M-w.com is the site for Merriam Webster Dictionaries. Wordreference.com lets you link to dictionaries with a right click.

About.com is a good way to find out about things -- not necessarily when you want a quick answer, but when you want to find out more about a topic.

[ElkGroveDan]

For conservatives this one is a must: National Center for Policy Analysis http://ncpa.org/

Loads of useful facts and figures there. Dig around. It was indispensable to me when I worked in the State Capitol.

[riley1992]

JournalistExpress

Scroll down to Research and Resources.

[sigSEGV]

Can't forget AnyBirthday.com

[ladyinred]

I love these threads, get some great sites this way. Thanks so much!

[anniegetyourgun]

Well, it all starts with http://www.weather.com/

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

I've bookmarked this for use, Thanks!

[bloodmeridian]

Wonderful tools. Thanks for the post, Bump.

[Orion78]

California State Controller's Office
Central Intelligence Agency
Department of Defense (DOD)
Firstgov.com
Google Search Engine

[martin_fierro]

Knowx.com -- not free, but pretty good for court history lookups.