Kerry Tops Cheney: BookFinder.com Unveils Top 10 Out-of-Print Books of 2004
I always look forward to this list because it both reflects a specific moment in time and also shows the books that continue to fascinate.
Via ResourceShelf.
The Best Places to Work in the Federal Government
This site requires Macromedia Flash to run properly. It offers a ranking of federal agencies by employee satisfaction. Visitors can explore by federal agency, subagency, or demographics.
YaleGlobal Online Magazine is a publication of the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization. The Center focuses on the impact of the trends toward a global community with topics including economy, environment, gender, health, labor, politics, science, security, culture, and trade.
Native Nations Network
This site features news, essays, links, events, action alerts, and more items of interest to Native Americans. RSS Feed.
FamilyEducation
One of the first parenting sites online, this site continues to offer quality information for parents on school, life, and entertainment. It also has special sections for children of specific ages.
Postcards from the Attic
An eclectic online collection of postcards on a wide variety of subjects. You can browse by looking at what’s new, view the full archives or by specific topic. Because all of the postcards are not copyrighted, there are all sorts of things you can do with these incredible photographs and images.
American Garden Museum
An archive celebrating American gardeners and gardens with a showcase garden, gardens listed by state, inspiration photos, botanical archive and other online exhibitions.
The Christian Science Monitor offers two lists of the best books of the year. They have chosen five top recommended titles and the a collection of other noteworthy ones.
Best fiction 2004
Best nonfiction 2004
WomensBasketballOnline
Women’s basketball news, TV schedule, links, and information that covers WNBA, college ball, international leagues, and youth.
Just Well Mixed blog offers an informative post on how to use Find As You Type on the new Firefox. It is a very slick feature that will aid in doing research. Basically, you turn it on and it will find the terms as you type them, reducing the number of letters you have to type and eliminating the need to press the search button at all.
