This site lets you find any information you would find in a printed encyclopedia. The site uses the Concise Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Third Edition.

Four11

On this site you can search for individuals, businesses, maps and users of Internet phones. There's also a link to set-up a free E-mail account.

OneLook Dictionaries

This site contains a search engine linking to about 300 dictionaries.

BigBook

This superior set of Yellow Pages helps you find the phone numbers and address of a specific business, and its filters let you find a type of service in an area. It's one of the fastest ways to check out potential clients or competitors. The site also includes maps and driving directions, plus city guides that help you get the scoop on specific towns.

The Monster Board

This is the best known site dedicated to hooking up employees and employers. It's easy to search for job openings among the more than 50,000 posted by various criteria such as location, type of job, and company. The Career Center also helps individuals create and post a resume. A special agent (a software designed to find information you need) named Swoop will even keep an eye out for jobs that meet your criteria and notify you when it finds a match. Employers can buy a membership to the Recruiting Center and search the 371,000+ resumes available