Reference Links
Had enough of using the Internet for (gasp!) fun? Want to get some serious information from it? Fear not, there really *is* useful information out there. The trick is knowing where to find it. :) If you have any good reference links that should be added here, we'd like to hear from you! Send e-mail to quicklinks@qcol.net.

• Britannica.com - This famous encyclopedia is now online.
• Dictionary.com - As the name would imply, here you'll find an online searchable dictionary, along with grammar and usage tips.
• Wikipedia - The Free encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
• Roget's Thesaurus - A web-based companion to dictionary.com, for when a synonym will be enough... err, satisfy... no -- suffice!
• Bartlett's Quotations - Another valuable reference, for "when you care enough to send the very best," but don't quite have the words to do so.
• Encyclopedia.com - An on-line encyclopedia, for when carrying the whole set around with you seems a bit inconvenient.
• The Old Farmer's Almanac - Here you'll find an online edition of the book that has something for just about everyone.
• Infoplease.com - The name covers it. If you need information, please go here. Daily, homework, kids, entertainment, living, etc. Quick search covers their almanac, encyclopedia and dictionary.
• Fact Monster - Kids' reference site, includes atlas, almanac, dictionary and encyclopedia; along with other fun informational stuff.
• Refdesk.com - "The single best source for facts on the Net".