Useful Bookmarks

For lots of answers, I suggest Dogpile. Dogpile searches multiple search engines, and returns TONS of results, categorized by search engine.

Of course, there's always , but what you may not know about them is that they don't accept everyone's site. That's right, there's an arbitrary person saying whether or not websites are listed with Yahoo. So, a search for something obscure may not be very comprehensive.

For Flowers and Cards...

The prettiest flowers for the lowest prices can be found at .

My favorite free virtual card site is , but there are a million of them out there. Someday when I have time I'll rate them all. Maybe.

Translation?

This is a great tool if you're learning a foreign language, or trying to decipher a page in a foreign language. Unfortunately, they currently only do French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish, and only translate to and from English. But it's still pretty neat.

Another interesting site is the ASL dictionary, which includes a dictionary of American Sign Language, as well as a brief history, current events, and links.

Bored?

Try a Crossword...

I like the / Daily Crossword Puzzle. For more games check out Ten's Main Site.

Or Read the News...

is always good and newsworthy, but being the type to prefer comedy over tragedy,Dave Barry is more my speed. The first book I ever read by Dave was , and it's a good one. But if you'd like a complete listing, just type Dave Barry in this search box, and let Amazon.com do all the work.

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The Ultimate Guide to Grammar and Usage (which I should probably study a little more closely), can be found at Strunk's (to buy the book, type Strunk in the box above).

And for you techies, there's Principles of Usage in the Digital Age from .

A good publishing resource is . Of course, they assume that you HAVE something to publish, which I don't. Instead, I have about 5 million manuscripts in various stages of incompletion.