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Our favorite general reference
sites
Dictionaries
& Directories:
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YourDictionary.com -- a web of online dictionaries! The widest
and deepest set of dictionaries on the web (more than 1500dictionaries representing
more than 230 languages)
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Any Who: Internet Directory Assistance (--rom AT&T, a
telephone yellow pages, white pages
and reverse look-up site
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ZIPcode Look-up Directory -- use this handy tool to find ZIPcodes.
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Phrase
Finder -- Meanings and Origins of Phrases, sayings, cliches
and quotes. Phrases are arranged alphabetically, and there is a search
feature that will search both the list and the discussion board that
drives it.
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Babelfish
Translation service--translate phrases and entire websites
from 11 languages into English, and vice versa!
Businesses
& Foundations:
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Hoovers.com
-- This directory gives you great basic information for free, and
even more valuable information if you subscribe..
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BigCharts -- lots of current stock information here, but this
site is most useful for its historical quotes--find out what AT&T traded
for in 1978!
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The
Foundation Center -- Raising money for a worthy cause? This should
be your first stop!
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Sample
Business Plans -- This site from the Carnegie Library in
Pittsburgh provides lists of small business types and a corresponding
sample business plan, profile or book about the business with sources
provided after each entry. ... If the plan or profile is online, a
link is provided." Browse by subject, such accounting, air
transportation, baby products, bars, bookstores, and much more.
Geography &
Countries
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Medical
& Health Information:
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Please
Note: We have provided these Internet
links for your education and convenience. They
do not replace the care by a qualified
health practitioner.
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MedlinePlus
-- MEDLINEplus will direct you to reliable information to help answer health
questions. It also provides you with a database of full-text drug
information and an illustrated medical encyclopedia. It is a service
of the National Library of Medicine.
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American
Dental Association (ADA) Information for the consumer
can be found on the Public section of this Web site. Find
a Dentist gives the Internet user access to a list of ADA members
to find a local dentist. Directions to the dental office can be
printed.
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Nutrition
Source -- This searchable site provides "timely
information on diet and nutrition for clinicians, allied health
professionals, and the public." It offers tips for healthy
eating, gives information on the various components of diet (fats,
carbohydrates, fruit, protein, etc.), and discusses how to interpret
media coverage of diet and nutrition news. From the Harvard School of
Public Health.
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YourDiseaseRisk.Harvard.edu
Test your risk for various types of diseases on this site created by
the Harvard School of Public Health. Each short quiz assesses your
risk for cancer, osteoporosis, stroke and other diseases as well as
offering tips on how to reduce your risk
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Complimentary
and Alternative Medicine information from NOAH (New York
Online Access to Health)
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The
Merck Manual of Medical Information -- a good first stop for
medical information
Entertainment
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Careers
& Employment
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Career
OneStop -- Check out this publicly funded employment
site for people from entry level to technical to
professional to CEO.. Explore alternative career
paths, compare salary data for different occupations,
learn which careers are hot, get resume writing tips
and job interview strategies, and much more. Be
sure to click the tabs along the top to get to the
good stuff!
Volunteers
& Community Information
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Looking
for a place to volunteer? Volunteer
Maine Partnership offers a search screen to
match you with your favorite interest.
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Looking
for assistance with a problem? InfoLink,
a free information & referral service for seacoast
New Hampshire and southern Maine, will connect you to
the community service agency that's best equipped to
help you.
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211-MAINE
2-1-1 Maine is part of a national movement to
centralize and streamline access to health and human
service information and resources.2-1-1 is an easy to
remember telephone number that connects callers to
information about critical health and human services
available in their community.
Legal
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Consumer Information
General
Indexes to Information
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