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Of course, that "odds & ends" list--general resources--necessarily has to be a somewhat arbitrary selection, in that the entire internet itself is the broadest "general" resource in human history. We have thus not sought to comprehensively present every major resource on the internet but have presented what, more or less arbitrarily, seem to us to be either really important resources or (more commonly) less-well-known but still useful resources. We have especially tried to select "gateway" type pages--pages that are themselves collections of links to yet other sites; thus, starting from generalities on our page, you can reach much larger amounts of relevant information than we could assemble here.
But since, as we said, the entire internet is itself a "resource," you can also, right from this site, search the entire internet for all kinds information using quite a number of different and powerful search tools, some general and some specific.
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Also, many of these pages will be parts of a larger site; the list here focusses on the most local information. From such pages, you can usually travel "up" the site by way of click-on links provided on the page by the operator of the site. But--if you can't find such a link (usually they're labelled "Home" or "Previous Page")--you can simply edit the URL that your browser is showing you. Most of the time, the URL your browser will display will look something more or less like this:
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http://www.somewhere.com/
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