Jim's Favorites.
http://www.unh.edu/NIS/Courses/SearchTools/mylist.html
updated 07 Feb 2001
Description.
These are links to some of the specialized sources and tools I really like for finding things on the Internet, beyond the use of search engines and indexes. When you develop your own list of links, you can either keep them as bookmarks in your browser or maintain them on a Web page. The latter requires more work, but makes it easy to share them with others.
The List.
Red asterisks
*
indicate major resources or starting points.
- Advanced Books Exchange - for out of print books.
-
Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts and
Concordances of Great Books.
- Clocks, Counters, and Countdowns.
- Computing Books - Publishers:
- O'Reilly.
- Peachpit Press (esp. Visual Quickstart Guides).
- Corbis and Art.com prints and e-cards.
- CRC Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics by Eric Weisstein.
- Cyberspace:
- Atlas of Cyberspaces by Martin Dodge.
- Bandwidth Speed Test at MSN.
- Internet Traffic Report.
- How Far Is It? - for distance between two places.
- Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing. *
- Follow the Campaign Money:
- New York Times Web Navigator by Rich Meislin.
- Phil Greenspun's On-Line Photography - 6000 images.
- Quotation sources.
- Reverse Lookups:
- Reverse Lookup Resources at Freeality Internet Search.
- Reverse Phone Directory for InfoSpace, AnyWho, PC411.
- Right-to-Know Network environmental & housing databases.
- SmartPlanet online instruction (includes ZDU). *
- Worthwhile Reading:
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