American Law Sources Online Web site of LawSource, Inc., that provides links to American law sources.
American Memory: Map Collections Web site provides images of out-of-copyright maps and atlases in the Library of Congress that have been converted to digital form (sponsored by the Library of Congress).
AnnualReports.com Web site provides downloadable annual reports in their actual format (sponsored by AnnualReports.com, a division of IR solutions).
Business Plans and Profiles Index Web site provides sample business plans and profiles for specific business types (sponsored by Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh).
CensusScope Web site tool for investigating U.S. demographic trends (sponsored by Social Science Data Analysis Network [SSDAN] at U of Michigan.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site of CDC, a U.S. Public Service Agency of the U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services.
Child Welfare Information Gateway Web site provides access to information and resources to help protect children and strengthen families (sponsored by Children's Bureau, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services).
Congress.org Web site of Capitol Advantage and Knowlegis, LLC (private, non-partisan companies) that provide federal government legislative and regulatory information.
Country Studies Web site provides full-text books on countries around the world (sponsored by Library of Congress).
Documents Center Web site of the U of Michigan Library, Documents Center, that provides federal and international government information.
Economic Report of the President Web site of The White House that allows user to download Microsoft Excel files.
Energy Information Administration Web site of the U.S. Dept. of Energy that provides energy statistics and analysis of interaction of energy with the economy and environment.
Federal Judicial Center Web site of the U.S. federal courts, providing its research and educational materials.
Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) Web site of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, with links to U.S. economic time series, downloadable Microsoft Excel data, and charts of data series.
FindLaw Web site of FindLaw.com, which links to federal, international, and state law (sponsored by Thomson).
Free Online Resources for the Study of Christianity Web site of Yale University Divinity School Library, that provides links to Web gateways, encyclopedias, dictionaries, glossaries, statistics, Biblical studies resources, tools for sermon preparation, denominational resources, ethics resources, online texts, online journals and articles, online images, etc.
Frequently Used Sites Related to U.S. Federal Government Information Web site of American Library Association, government Documents Round Table and Federal Documents Task Force, that provides links to federal, international, state, and local government (hosted by Vanderbilt U Central Library, Government Information Services).
Genetics Home Reference Web site provides information on the effects of genetic variations on human health (sponsored by the U.S. Nat'l Library of Medicine).
Globalhealthfacts.org Web site provides data by country on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other key health and socio-economic indicators (sponsored by the Kaiser FamilyFoundation).
Google Scholar Web site links to citations and some full text of scholarly literature (papers, theses, books, abstracts, and articles) (hosted by Google.com).
GovEngine.com Web site of govengine.com, a Florida non-profit organization, that provides federal, state, and local government information.
Index to Texas Magazines and Documents Provides citations only (hosted by Victoria College/U of Houston-Victoria Library).
IndMed Web site provides full-text peer-reviewed Indian biomedical journals in cooperation with the U.S. Nat'l Library of Medicine (sponsored by the Indian MEDLARS Centre of the Govt. of India, National Informatics Centre and the Indian Council of Medical Research).
INFOMINE Scholarly Internet Resource Collections Web site provides access to scholarly web resources in the Biological, Agricultural & Medical Sciences; Business & Economics; Cultural Diversity; Electronic Journals; Government Information; Maps & GIS; Physical Sciences, Engineering, Computing & Math; Social Sciences & Humanities; and Visual & Performing Arts (sponsored by the Library of the U of Calif.).
International Monetary Fund Web site for the International Monetary Fund's Data and Statistics, which will lead user to downloadable Microsoft Excel files.
International Trade Centre: Countries Web site provides trade statistics by country (sponsored by the International Trade Centre, a joint operation of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and the World Trade Organization).
Internet Law Library Former Web site of the U.S. House of Representatives that provides links to federal, state, and foreign law information (hosted by LawGuru.com).
Intute Web site provides access to Web resources for education and research evaluated and selected by subject specialists from the United Kingdom Intute Consortium (universities of Manchester, Oxford, Nottingham, Bristol, and Birmingham, and Heriot Watt U and Manchester Metropolitan U) (sponsored by the Resource Discovery Network). Subjects include Bioresearch; Chemistry; Communications, Media and Culture; Computing; Film; French Literature; Geography; Hispanic Studies; History; Mathematics; Music; Opera; Philosophy; Physics; Psychology; Religion and theology; Science, Engineering and Technology; Sociology; Sport and Leisure Practice; Theatre and Drama; and Visual Arts.
Legal Information Institute Provides federal and state government information (sponsored by Cornell U).
Lortel Archives: The Internet Off-Broadway Database Web site provides a list of shows produced Off-Broadway (sponsored by the Lucille Lortel Foundation).
LSU Libraries Federal Agencies Directory Web site of Louisiana State U Libraries that provides federal agencies information.
Measuring Up: The National Report Card on Higher Education Web site provides information on higher education (post-secondary) student performance, by subjects, by state, along with comparison to best-performing states (sponsored by the Nat'l Center for Public Policy and Higher Educaion, an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization).
