Bartleby -- Famous quotes and full poetry texts
Citizendium -- More “professional” Wikipedia, although usually not as detailed
Answers.com -- Makes use of the information on Wikipedia and many other reference sites to become a one stop shop
ePodunk -- Information about cities and places
Encyclopedia Britannica -- An excellent source of information, and much more authoritative than Wikipedia.
Scholarpedia -- A step up from both Wikipedia and Citizendium in terms of scholarly respectability; the articles are all written by experts with peer review
JSTOR (limited access; talk to your school or library) -- All those stuffy journals around your professor’s office, and articles in your course packets
Oxford English Dictionary (limited access; talk to your school or library) -- The definitive resource when it comes to the English language
Wikiseek -- Wikipedia with a better search engine
Online Education Database -- Over 100 specific search and research tools, often relevant to specific subjects
MathWorld -- Everything mathematics from Geometry to Calculus is covered in great detail
GeoHive and Fedstats -- Public access to public agency statistics
Theoi and Encyclopedia of Mythology -- Excellent resources on the subject of mythology and ancient religions
Glossary of Poetic Forms -- You too can know the difference between a Canto and a Cento
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and Foldop -- Excellent sources on just about anything philosophy related
Religion Online -- An excellent, excellent resource filled with many primary texts
I got it at Mercola.com
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