Step 1 - Plan (Cont.)

Website research links

Recommended Websites to help you research & find information:

• » Aphorisms Galore . Having trouble getting started? Check out this site, for a witty saying or catch phrase. Like this one: "Farming looks easy when your plow is a pencil and you're a thousand miles from a cornfield." -- Dwight D. Eisenhower
• Encyclopedia Links:
• 1. Britannica.com. Offers news, links, and access to abbreviated encyclopedia entries.
  2. Encyclopedia Smithsonian. Selected links to sites hosted by Smithsonian Institution museums and organizations.
  3. Encyclopedia.com. Provides Internet users a simple, one-stop site to begin their research and answer basic questions.
• » Information Please. Dictionary, encyclopedia, almanac, world statistics, world records, U.S. statistics, sports, entertainment, biographies, population, maps, references, business facts, news and history.
• » Free content for your Website. An index of free content providers and self publishing resources for Webmasters and ezine publishers including: cartoons & jokes, competitions, educational, entertainment, financial, gambling, games, guides & directories, horoscopes & astrology, industry, kids and teenagers, lottery results, maps, message boards, miscellaneous, news headlines, photographs, portals, programming, software, sports, syndicated articles, syndicated articles (manual), tickers, tips and advice, tools, weather and more.
• » Librarians' Index to the Internet. It's just like your local library, but has search capability, plus you don't even have to leave your house.
• » Library in the Sky. Contains links for students, parents, librarians, teachers and community members.
• » Reference Desk. Everything reference related, links to encyclopedias, dictionaries, almanacs, tutorials, magazines, plus so much more. All links are categorized for easy navigation.
• » Resource Shelf. Daily electronic newsletter featuring links to articles and other resources of interest to the online researcher to help educators and students conduct quality research.
• » Search Engines. Use these search engines to find resources on the Internet.
• » Quote Land. Database of quotations organized by topic, author and humorous quotations.
• » The Writer's Nook. A must visit - Eugene Ortiz and his online writers workshop.

Statistics.

1. CIA - The World Factbook. United States government profiles of countries and non-self-governing territories around the world. Information on geography, people, government, and statistics.
2. NationMaster. World Statistics, Country Comparisons using graphs, maps. Huge database of world statistics. Reference site contains country statistics, maps, flags, graphs and pie charts.
3. StateMaster. A sister site to NationMaster.com that offers similar data mining on US state statistics, using sources such as the US Census Bureau, FBI, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and a variety of non-profit organizations such as the March of Dimes.

Of course there is always your local library!

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