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America’s Story www.americaslibrary.gov
History buffs can take a virtual tour of America’s past at this Library of Congress site. The “Meet Amazing Americans” section offers profiles of famous innovators and statesmen such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Thomas Jefferson. A time line of U.S. history under the “Jump Back in Time” link includes information from the nation’s struggle for independence in colonial times to major accomplishments such as sending a man to the moon during the modern era.
Small-Business Resource www.businessownersideacafe.com ( formerly www.ideacafe.com)
Small-business owners can find information on starting and running a business here. An ask-the-experts forum, discussion threads and shared tips add to the site’s content. Business names, e-commerce, marketing and working at home are some of the topics in the CyberSchmooz area. Membership is free and gives access to information on business awards, contests and grants.
SBA Addresses 9/11 www.sbaonline.sba.gov
The Small Business Administration (SBA) created a large disaster-assistance section on its Web site in response to the events of September 11th. Visitors will find links to local assistance programs and to state and federal disaster loans and grants. Other resources include the SBA’s answer desk for questions about financing and starting a small business.
Disaster-Recovery Information www.fema.gov
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) site added three sections after the terrorist attacks on the United States. Victims Benefits and Assistance lists organizations addressing individual and business-related concerns, contact information and victims’ eligibility requirements. The New York Recovery News section has links to city and state emergency-management offices. Information About Anthrax gives U.S. Postal Service updates.
Find the Perfect Job www.jobfactory.com
Finding a new job or changing careers just got a lot less stressful. This site features JobSpider, a search engine for positions by title and location, as well as JobFactory’s own list of 250 top career sites. Plus, users can find links to more than 23,000 Web sites that post available jobs and want ads from most online U.S. newspapers. |