A to Z List of Library Resources 

Covers issues involving security & counter-terrorism. Content includes full-text articles, news feeds, reports, summaries, books, blogs, FAQs, and Background Information Summaries. (EBSCO)

This is the place to find tax information, tax forms and publications, how to contact the Taxpayer Advocate, and even locate IRS jobs.

A long list of links to international organizations and governments, organized in an alphabetical, hierarchical fashion. Use the the "Find" function of your browser to search for a particular term in the list.

Browse through billions of web pages archived from 1996 to a few months ago. An interesting way to see how a site "used to look," and a valuable tool for finding information no longer available on a site.

Still a work in progress, the IEU is hosted by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta. It hopes to become the most comprehensive source of information in English on Ukraine.

Designed to help librarians locate resources related to their profession. Not a librarian? No problem! Any researcher will find the collection of Ready
Reference links helpful.

Intended as an introduction for people interested in learning about the Internet and especially the World Wide Web: what it is, how to search it, and how to use it as a research tool. From Laura B. Cohen, formerly an academic librarian at SUNY-Albany.

Part of a library tutorial at the University of California-Berkeley, this site answers the questions it asks: What is it? Why isn't everything visible? How do I find the Invisible Web?

ipl2 is basically an Internet public library. Unlike regular search engines, Web pages have been carefully selected for inclusion in its database. This means you get fewer, but hopefully better, results. ipl2 is a merger of the Internet Public Library and the Librarians' Internet Index sites.