Links to Other Resources

There are many sites that I use for research on a regular basis. Here are some of the best.

Merriam-Webster

A very big online dictionary run by an old, well trusted company. This dictionary is usually considered the source to use when you find inconsisitancies in others.

Wikipedia

An international Web-based cooperative free-content encyclopedia. A great encyclopedia, though it allows visitors to edit content so you will find occasional errors.

Google

We certainly couldn't live without the ability to search. The internet is a huge resource and a good search engine such as Google is needed to help find what you really want.

OnlineConversion.com

Convert just about anything to anything else. Categories include area, length, volume, etc. Including many difficult and hard to find conversions.

AcronymSearch.com

Find the definition of acronyms and abbreviations. A database of over 50,000 acronyms.

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