These resources are subjectively picked as being good places to find information. If you also happen to find this a useful list, then we're both happy. If there is a resource so valuable that you think it is really a glaring omission to not have it listed, please e-mail me and tell me what it is. This list of resources is not intended to be all-inclusive.
AT&T 800 Number Directory
- CIA World Factbook
- City Net-- "the most comprehensive guide to communities around the world" (according to City Net)
- Chicagoland Expresway Congestion Map
- Currency Converter
- Databases for finding WWW sites/documents: Altavista, Lycos Google, and Inktomi key-word search engines, Yahoo categorical listings, and a page full of assorted search tools
- The Dilbert Zone
- University of Michigan Documents Center (includes "Documents in the News" Section)
- The Introducing the Dvorak Keyboard
- Electronic Texts on the Internet
- FedEx, Airborne Express, DHL and UPS Package Tracking
- Clearinghouse of Subject Oriented Internet Resource Guides (U. of M.)
- Financial Information Resources
- MapQuest (and TripQuest)
- Real-time Airplane tracking
- Maps and References from the Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research
- The Internet Movie Database
- U.S. Postal Service Information (ZIP code finder, ZIP+4, postal rates, etc.)
- Internet Public Library
- Research-It!
- The Stalker's Home Page
- Statistics from 70 federal agencies, courtesy of the Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy.
- Stock Quotes from Security APL.
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