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  • Table des Exercices de Grammaire - Exercices for learning French and French grammar.

  • Tax and Accounting Sites Directory - Extensive, well organized links to information and organizations focused on accounting.

  • Tax and Accounting Sites Directory: International Tax - A wealth of information about international taxation.

  • Tax Information for your business - This site was created and is maintained by the United States Treasury Dept. It features a "Business Library" that includes tax guides for businesses as well as a "Small Business Corner" which offers publications on starting and operating a business.

  • Teacher's Zone at the English Zone - Includes printable worksheets, software reviews, language pages, and links to other useful sites.

  • Technical Report Archives in Computer Science (By Institution) - The "Technical Report Archives in Computing Science (TRACS)" directory provides a Gopher gateway to more than 120 institutional and project archives for Computing Science technical reports.

  • Technical Report Index - A listing of technical reports from Indiana University Computer Science Department, many of which are available electronically.

  • Technorati - Search only blogs.

  • Tennessee Bob's Famous French Links - TennesseeBob Peckham is with the University of Tennessee at Martin and he's compiled a listing of over 5,000 sites. If it's French, it's probably here.

  • TerraServer - Aerial and satellite photos. Thorough coverage of the U.S, selective coverage of other world locations.

  • Terrorism and U.S. Policy - Volume I of the National Security Sourcebooks, published online by the National Security Archive. Includes a wide variety of government documents relating to terrorism and particularly to Sept. 11 events.

  • Terrorism in the United States - Yearly reports from the FBI, 1996-1999.

  • Terrorism Project - From the Center for Defense Information, a collection of articles on terrorism by independent researchers.

  • Terrorism/Crime Studies, Federal Research Division - Reports prepared by the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress. Of special interest: "The Sociology and Psychology of Terrorism: Who Becomes a Terrorist and Why?"

  • Terrorist and Insurgent Organizations - Bibliography of resources on a variety of terrorist organizations, includes both print and web resources. (Compiled in year 2000)

  • Terrorist Attack on America - A useful guide to resources about Sept. 11.

  • Terrorist Attack on America: Background - From Foreign Affairs Magazine, a collection of previously published articles relating to terrorism, security, extremism, and the Middle East.

  • TESL-EJ - Online journal on the teaching of English as a second or foreign language. Articles available from 1994 forward.

  • TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links - Exhaustive listing of web sites. Search by keyword or browse by subject. Provided in cooperation with the Internet TESL Journal.

  • TESOL Online - Home page for the professional organization "Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages." Information about membership benefits, publications, and projects.

  • The 'Lectric Law Library Lawcopedia's Legal Terms, Definitions, and Explanations - With a title longer than its Web address, this commercial site is one of the most comprehensive online law dictionaries or encyclopedias.

  • The ABC of ECD - The Early Child Development (ECD) site is a product of the World Bank. Well organized content provides information about techniques, programs, and interventions in early development. The links to related Internet sites are of particular interest and include the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and UNESCO, among many others.

  • The Academy of Natural Sciences - The Academy of Natural Sciences, an international museum of natural history operating since 1812, undertakes research and public education that focus on the environment and its diverse species.

  • The Annual Reports Library - Since it's founding in 1983, The Annual Reports Library has built a collection of over 1.5 million original reports (and proxies) from corporations, foundations, banks, mutual funds and public institutions.

  • The Anthropological Index of the Royal Anthropological Institute - "The Anthropological Index Online is based on the journal holdings of The Anthropology Library at the The British Museum (formerly Museum of Mankind) which receives periodicals in all branches of anthropology, from academic institutions and publishers around the world. " Coverage is from the 50s to the present. Citations only. Be sure to test all synonyms for your topic in your keyword searches.

  • The Black Population in the United States - Data from the U.S. Census Bureau on the black population of the United States includes: ---Statistical Briefs and profiles ---Population estimates and projections ---Statistics from the annual March Current Population Survey

  • The Business Plan, A Roadmap to Success - A tutorial and self-paced activity to help you write your business plan; created by the Small Business Administration.

  • The Cambridge History of English and American Literature - The print version of this encyclopedia was published in eighteen volumes from 1907-1921. Search by keyword, or use the table of contents or indexes.

  • The Camelot Project - From the University of Rochester, Arthurian literature, including some full-text medieval romances and source material, but also Victorian literature and art inspired by the King Arthur legends.

  • The Chronicle of Higher Education - The premier trade publication for those involved with college and university education.

  • The Cities and Buildings Database - "The Cities and Buildings Database is a collection of digitized images of buildings and cities drawn from across time and throughout the world, available to students, researchers and educators on the web. Begun in 1995, the collection was conceived as a multi-disciplinary resource for students, faculty, and others in the academic community.

  • The Columbia Encyclopedia - This commercial site offers an electronic version of the The Columbia Encyclopedia, sixth edition, 2000. Search by keyword or browse a section of the alphabet. In print, this is a one-volume encyclopedia with about 17,000 entries.

  • The Community of Science (COS) Home - The Community of Science (COS) Web site provides rapid, information about scientists and the most recent funding of science.

  • The Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe: - Everything ever written by the Elizabethan author of the play, Doctor Faustus. Done by Tufts University.

  • The Directory of Computing Science Journals - Directory of Computing Science Journals (information about online and print journals. 522 journals, with 414 publisher's title pages, 226 tables of contents, 65 abstracts directories, 112 home pages, 159 bibliographies, 16 full-text archives and on-line journals, and other information.

  • The Educator's Reference Desk: Lesson Plans - Searchable database of " more than 2000 unique lesson plans which were written and submitted by teachers from all over the United States and the world." Structure plans include duration, description, objectives, materials, vocabulary, procedure, and assessment.

  • The Electronic Embassy -

  • The Electronic Map Library - The Electronic Map Library includes a series of atlases created by Dr. William Bowen. These volumes are evolving in response to the changing instructional needs of the Department of Geography at California State University, Northridge.

  • The Electronic Zoo - Representing a long list of animal-related computer resources (e.g., Web resources, listservs, bulletin boards, gophers, Usenet newsgroups, etc.), the Electronic Zoo is a virtual library of well chosen links providing access to much material on agricultural, veterinary, zoological and animal welfare matters of every sort.

  • The Eucalyptus of California: Seeds of Good or Seeds of Evil? - The entire text of the 1997 book by Robert L. Santos, a librarian and researcher at CSU Stanislaus. Covers the history of eucalyptus in California and explores the issues surrounding the introduction of this species.

  • The Foundation Center - "The Foundation Center's mission is to strengthen the nonprofit sector by advancing knowledge about U.S. philanthropy." This site offers extensive information and resources.

  • The GEOGRAPHY IN AMERICA TIMELINE - A project of the Association of American Geographer's Centennial Coordinating Committee.

  • The Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Resource Library - This is a page of links containing information about the Global Positioning System (GPS) and handheld GPS units.

  • The GLOBE Program - Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment(GLOBE) is a hands-on program that joins students (K-12), educators, and scientists from around the world in studying the global environment. GLOBE students work under the guidance of GLOBE-trained teachers to make environmental observations at or near their schools, report their data through the Internet, receive and use global images created from their data, and study environmental topics in their classrooms.

  • The GPS Precise Orbits - The GPS precise orbits are derived using 24 hour data segments from the global GPS network coordinated by the International GPS Service (IGS). The reference frame used in the computation is the International Earth Rotation Service Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF).

  • The HomeSchool Association of California - A non-profit, inclusive volunteer-driven support organization for home schoolers in California.

  • The Information Resources Management Association (IRMA) - The Information Resources Management Association (IRMA) is an international professional organization dedicated to advancing the concepts and practices of information resources management in modern organizations.

  • The Internet Classics Archive - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers "...441 works of classical literature (Greek and Roman) by 59 different authors..."

  • The IrYdium Project -- Java Enhanced Chemical Education - This site utilizes interactive Java applets to teach fundamental chemistry concepts. They were designed to be used in introductory chemistry classes. In addition to explanations about each experiment, assistance as to how it is to be used in the classroom is provided. There are concept tests - qualitative questions, as well as related links.

  • The journal of mathematical behavior - This fee-based electronic journal is accessible (either directly or via proxy server) from subscribing institutions. Useful information (e.g. abstracts) is still often accessible to non-subscribers. Coverage: v.14 (1995)-

  • The Juilliard School - Drama links selected by the librarians at Juilliard. Music and dance links appear on the same page.

  • The Labyrinth - From Georgetown University, the most comprehensive listing of scholarly Web-based resources for the study of medieval literature and culture. Searchable.

  • The Literary Link for Writing and Submitting Essays - A valuable resource from San Jose State University.

  • The Los Angeles Times - The online version of the Los Angeles Times is updated daily. Selected links to frontpage headline stories are offered in addition to various newspaper sections such as "News," "Entertainment," "Sports," "Business," "Classifieds," and "Southern California." Registration is free, however there is a subscription fee (not specified) for accessing archived news stories. The "Business and Technology" section offers extra features such as a link to Hoover's Company Capsules, and the ability to track your personal investment portfolio. This site is an excellent source for quickly accessing information from the Los Angeles Times.

  • The Math Forum - An online resource for improving math learning, teaching, and communication since 1992. For teachers, mathematicians, researchers, students, and parents using the power of the Web to learn math and improve math education. It offers a wealth of problems and puzzles, online mentoring, research, team problem solving, collaborations, and professional development.

  • The Mathematical Atlas - A of articles about aspects of mathematics at and above the university level, but (usually) not at the level of current research. The goal of this collection is to introduce the subject areas of modern mathematics, to describe a few of the milestone results and topics, and to give pointers to some of the key resources where further information is to be found.

  • The Mutual Funds Home Page - The Mutual Funds Hompage combines extensive links to quotes services, news magazines, and mutual fund company home pages with original content, including profiles of mutual fund management and weekly experts corners. This site also offers unique educational content including an active, moderated USENet newsgroup and a chatroom for visitors on the topic of investments. No foul language or attacks on individual people or companies is permitted in the newsgroup discussion (a problem with other newsgroups services). The newsgroup is easy to post messages to for those inexperienced with this form of Internet communication. The web site is simple to navigate and can save research time with the extensive links offered.

  • The NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) - Search for full text scholarly articles in astonomical journals, astronomical data, and much more on this NASA-funded site.

  • The Nasdaq-Amex Fact Book and Company Directory - Data about the NYSE: listed companies, members, member firms, the media, and government agencies, and more.

  • The National Academy of Sciences Home Page - Web page of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council.

  • The National Agricultural Library Collection - The National Agricultural Library collection of more than 3.5 million items covers all aspects of agriculture and related sciences. The depth and richness of the collection make it a unique resource, with many materials not available anywhere else in the world. NAL's collection fills over 48 miles of shelves, making it one of the largest agricultural collections in the world.

  • The National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) Project - The National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) Project is an ongoing initiative of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE).

  • The National Technical Information Service(NTIS) - The National Technical Information Service(NTIS) serves our nation as the largest central resource for government-funded scientific, technical, engineering, and business related information available today. Here you will find information on more than 600,000 information products covering over 350 subject areas from over 200 federal agencies.

  • The Official U.S. Time - This public service is cooperatively provided by the two time agencies of the United States: a Department of Commerce agency, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and its military counterpart, the U. S. Naval Observatory (USNO). Readings from the clocks of these agencies contribute to world time, called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

  • The On-Line Books Page - John Marck Ockerbloom, a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University, has assembled an impressive site of 7,000+ online books of all kinds. Search by author, title, or subject. Special features include "Celebration of Women Writers," "Banned Books On-Line,"and links to many online archives.

  • The Oxford Text Archive - Some 2,500 electronic texts form Oxford University's archive of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.

  • The Perseus Project - "The Perseus Project is an evolving digital library of resources for the study of the ancient world and beyond." Read ancient Greek authors in Greek or English and explore the other resources in this wonderful site done by Tufts University.

  • The Poets' Corner - "Our goal is to create the largest, most diverse, and most user-friendly public library of poetic works ever assembled." The poetry lovers who created and maintain this site of works in English by 780+ poets are well on their way to achieving this goal. Access poems by author or title. Some supplementary materials also are available, but no criticism.

  • The Red Hot Jazz Archive: A History of Jazz Before 1930 - Search by band or musician to find essays on the history of jazz.

  • The RNA Modification Database: University of Utah - "The RNA modification database provides a comprehensive listing of posttranscriptionally modified nucleosides from RNA and is maintained as an updated version of the initial printed report (P.A. Limbach, P.F. Crain, J.A. McCloskey, Nucleic Acids Res. 22, 2183-2196 (1994)). Information provided for each nucleoside includes: type(s) of RNA in which found and phylogenetic distribution; common chemical names and symbols; Chemical Abstracts registry numbers and index names; chemical structures; initial literature citations for structural characterization or occurrence and for chemical synthesis. The data are also available through anonymous ftp or from the authors in printed form." ;

  • The Role of Grey Literature in the Sciences - Irwin Weintraub of Brooklyn College wrote this brief essay containing some basic information.

  • The U.S. Small Business Administration - The U.S. Small Business Administration, established in 1953, provides financial, technical and management assistance to help Americans start, run, and grow their businesses.

  • The US Patent and Trademark Office - The US Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) now offers World-Wide Web (Web) access to separate bibliographic and full-text patent databases.

  • The Vanguard Group Home Page - The Vanguard Group sells mutual funds. All Vanguard Funds are offered by prospectus only. Prospectuses may be downloaded and contain more complete information on advisory fees, distribution charges, and other expenses and should be read carefully before investing. The site also offers an "Investor Education" section containing the "University," a library, and glossary. The "University" is a collection of mini-courses designed to teach about mutual fund investing with an interactive worksheet to help calculate how much a person will need to retire comfortably. The Vanguard Group library page has a series of online brochures about investing, taxes, living trusts, international investing, IRAs, and retirements plans. The glossary provides definitions on investment terms.

  • The Virtual Technical Reports Center - The Institutions listed here provide either full-text reports, or searchable extended abstracts of their technical reports on the World Wide Web. This site contains links to technical reports, preprints, reprints, dissertations, theses, and research reports of all kinds.

  • The Virtual Technical Reports Center: EPrints, Preprints, & Technical Reports on the Web - "The Institutions listed here provide either full-text reports, or searchable extended abstracts of their technical reports on the World Wide Web. This site contains links to technical reports, preprints, reprints, dissertations, theses, and research reports of all kinds. Some metasites are listed by subject categories, as well as by institution. This site will be updated monthly."

  • The W3 Virtual Library: Education Virtual Library - Education Virtual Library contains extended educational resources on Internet.

  • The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition - Anyone can use this free version of the Wall Street Journal for two weeks. Students, staff, and faculty of CSUSB may also access the Wall Street Journal through the Dow Jones Interactive Database.

  • The Western Center for Agricultural Health & Safety - "The Center is one of nine Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safetys established in the United States by the Centers for Disease Control for the purpose of protecting and improving the health and safety of the nation's farmers, farmworkers, and consumers."

  • The Word Detective - Collection of etymology articles from the newspaper column "The Word Detective." Investigates word orgins and phrase origins.

  • The World Lecture Hall - The World Lecture Hall (WLH) contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver university-level academic courses in any language.

  • The World of Materials - A basic overview of various classes of materials including metals, ceramics, semiconductors, and polymers. Included is information about their structure as well as graphic models depicting the structures. There is a short bibliography of sources.

  • The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Chemistry -

  • The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: History -

  • The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Mathematics -

  • The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Research Resources -

  • The Zero Saga - This site explores the concept of "zero" by sharing common fallacies and history of the use of "zero" in mathematics.

  • Theatre Central - Large list of theatre-related sites, maintained by Playbill.

  • Theatre History on the Web - Done by a retired drama professor, this well done site offers a collection of links to every aspect of theatre history including that of non-western cultures.

  • THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet - Bill status, summaries, and public laws from 93rd Congress to the present; full text of bills available starting with 101st Congress. Access to Congressional Record and some committee reports.

  • Threatened and Endangered Plants - Part of the state of California's Web site, this list is arranged alphabetically by scientific name. Common names are also given. Don't miss the link to the current legal status information which is updated quarterly.

  • thriveonline - Information on fitness, sexuality, nutrition and weight, and more, with chat, message boards, recipes, medical news, quizzes, and a directory for the associations that can help with over 100 health concerns. Includes detailed abstracts to articles in the Journal of the American Dietetics Association.

  • TIGER Mapping Service from the U.S. Census - TIGER allows you to draw a variety of detailed maps of the United States. Roads, borders, points of interest, bodies of water, population, and various themes are available. Enter locations by name or by exact latitude and longitude.

  • TOEFL - The official web site for the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Includes information about the tests, some tutorials and practice questions, and Information Bulletins with schedules for upcoming tests.

  • TopoZone - Topographic maps of the U.S.

  • Toxics Directory - Done by the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, the directory lists agencies and organizations, by name and by subject, which "provide information about or have authority over toxic substances and their health effects." These are primarily California-based resources, with some national listings.

  • ToxNet (Toxicology Data Network) - "This search interface provides access to the TOXNET system of databases on toxicology, hazardous chemicals, and related areas." Different databases can be searched under Toxicology Data Search, Toxic Releases Search, and Toxicology Literature Search: the Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB), Chemical Carcinogenesis Research Information System (CCRIS) from the National Cancer Institute, Genetic Toxicology/Mutagenicity Data Bank (GENE-TOX) and Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) both from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology (DART), and Environmental Mutagenesis Information Center (EMIC). Sponsored by the National Library of Medicine.

  • TOXNET (TOXicology Data NETwork) - TOXNET (TOXicology Data NETwork) is a cluster of databases covering toxicology, hazardous chemicals, environmental health and related areas. It is managed by the Toxicology and Environmental Health Information Program (TEHIP) in the Division of Specialized Information Services (SIS) of the National Library of Medicine (NLM). TOXNET provides free access to and easy searching TEHIP databases:

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  • TvRadioWorld - Amazing list of world wide television and radio stations. Indicates whether the station broadcasts over the Internet (RealPlayer plug-in required for broadcasts).

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