Courses From M.I.T.

www.ocw.mit.edu

Massachusetts Institute of Technology is making its course material available for free over the Internet. This includes more than just high level math and physics. Introductory language and liberal arts courses are included as well.

Ohio ranks as the 35th healthiest state in the latest United Health Foundation study. Please see the details at the link below

http://www.unitedhealthfoundation.org/ahr2006/states/Ohio.html

http://docs.google.com/

Google Documents and Spreadsheets

Now you can share and alter documents and spreadsheets easily without worrying about format. Share with the world or keep your documents private.

www.the-ozone.net

For this Ohio State-Michigan week you may need to know the latest in Buckeye information. This site has pictures, links, articles and all the latest information on the Buckeyes. Every
sport is represented. The Photo Gallery is very good.

Poem Hunter

www.poemhunter.com

This site provides a more user friendly access to poetry. I find it to be comprehensive in coverage, and easy to search by poet, by lyrics, by author, and by any partial line you might know.

Lord Byron says: "Give it a try. Here Paul does not lie, and my trade I do ply. The url is nigh. Sigh."

Two new judicial rating sites can be reached through the Voters link on the homepage and the Reference Subjects>Politics & Elections link. These sites may come in handy as you assist customers looking for info about candidates.


www.cbalaw.org/projects/polls.php

http://www.fctla.org/news.cfm (Click on judicial ratings)

Fantastic Fiction

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk

Most of you are familiar with this Reader's Advisory tool which is bookmarked in the Favorites section of most of our computers. It is a very up-to-date source for searching authors, titles and genres. I use it to compile lists for authors who have written series. Fantastic Fiction puts series books in order by date by series. In my mind, this is what makes it fantastic!