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| www.w3schools.com | | This site contains the best tutorials on almost every web based language or technology. The lessons are very well written, easy to follow, and provide great examples. |
| www.imdb.com | | Ever see an actor in a show and get stuck thinking: "What else did I see him in?" or "What other movies are directed by this guy?" The IMDB is the most definitive source on connecting movies, actors, plots, and genres. It is extremely thorough. You can even spend hours looking up trivia and goofs on your favorite movies. Check it out... |
| www.time.gov | | Need to know exactly what time it is? If you don't trust your clock, then this small site will tell you. An easy way to check the Coordinated Universal Time established by the NIST and the U.S. Naval observatory. |
| www.wikipedia.org | | Expanding every day, wikipedia has quickly become the reference capital of the web. It's edited by the public which means that even you can contribute by adding facts or new definitions. Key words are referenced to other entries which makes for a very thorough and complete resource. |
| www.gasbuddy.com | | Need to find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood? Check here for listings and maps to stations near you. You can even help by submitting prices that you find. |
| www.snopes.com | | A great place to bust those urban legends. The next time someone sends you one of those stupid email forwards with some heart-felt story or petition, check it out here. This site is a fantastic source for proving or disproving all those stupid rumors and email chains you get. |
| www.noslang.com | | This is the place to learn the latest text letters, phrases, and slang used by every teenager with a cell phone. Use the translator or browse the dictionary of all those crazy numbers and letters. |
| www.intellicast.com | | There are lots of good sites for your weather, but this one has excellent radar options and services. They do a good job tracking tropical storms and hurricanes. |
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