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http://www.costumejewelry.com/

Browse and order antique and collectible costume jewelry at Collectible Costume Jewelry.

http://www.jewelrymall.com/

Link to jewelry information and online shopping at A Jewelry Mall. The site also contains jewelry jokes and schedules of gem shows.

http://www.jewelrynet.com/

JewelryNet is another excellent online resource for finding jewelry resellers and other information online.

http://watchnet.com/

Buy, sell, trade, or just talk about watches at Watchnet. The site hosts a chat room, dealer links, and much more.

This newsgroup is an excellent place to talk about jewelry, or even make trades, purchases, and sales!

http://babelfish.altavista.com/

Named for the fabulous creature of literary fame, AltaVista’s Babel Fish can be used to translate words or phrases to or from English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, or Portuguese.

http://www.widomaker.com/~ldprice/

Find an extensive collection of links to various language learning sites around the Internet at Communication Connections.

http://www.lang.uiuc.edu/r-li5/esl/

Learn English with one of the resources listed at the ESL (English as a Second Language) Home Page.

http://www.edunet.com/lsindex.html

Search for a language school at International Language Schools. The site enables you to search worldwide resources, or you can choose to search only in the UK or USA.

Check out discussions about language in the misc.education.language newsgroup. Also, check out the questions people are asking to see if you can help!

http://consumerlawpage.com/

Research consumer law, including occupational injuries, at The Consumer Law Page.

http://www.expertlaw.com/humor/

What’s wrong with lawyer jokes? Lawyers don’t think they are funny, and nobody else thinks they are jokes. Find the best and the worst of legal humor at ExpertLaw.

http://www.findlaw.com/

FindLaw is a search engine of law resources on the Internet. The user interface looks almost exactly like the Yahoo! search engine, with keyword or directory searches and common links at the top and bottom of the main page.

http://www.law.net/

Law.Net serves as a resource for legal information on the Internet. Their information is directed primarily at lay persons rather than other lawyers, so it is easier to make sense out of.

http://www.legalpadjr.com/

Legal Pad Junior contains law and legal information for kids. It’s an excellent resource, with information for kids and teachers.

http://www.law.indiana.edu/law/v-lib/lawschools.html

Locate law schools and libraries around the world at The World Wide Web Virtual Library.

http://www.wwlia.org/

Search for worldwide legal information at the WWLIA (World Wide Legal Information Association) Home Page. The site includes hundreds of links, including links to new resources on the front page.

The moderated misc.legal newsgroup maintains a good mix of legal discussion, without breaking down into conjecture and current event rants.

http://www.ala.org/

Surf to the Web site of the American Library Association for news, events, information about the organization, and links to library resources.

http://lcweb2.loc.gov/

Visit the Library of Congress Web site for a wealth of information about American history. The archives contain valuable personal accounts of historical events, important documents, and a huge number of great photographs.

http://www.nara.gov/

Find out what the National Archives and Records Administration can offer for your research into genealogy, the Kennedy assassination, and other federal records at this Web site.

http://www.sil.si.edu/

The Smithsonian Institution Libraries hold some of the largest resources of historical information in the world. Surf to their Web site to find out how you can access that information.

http://library.usask.ca/hywebcat/

Check out web CATS for a list of links to libraries with online catalogs of information.