Martindale's the reference desk

Martindale's the reference desk

by Jim Martindale

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An extensive reference resource site since 1994. Features a wide range of topics, including international business, astronomy, entertainment, and the arts. Presents links to online reference resources, search engines, and electronic greeting cards. "James Martindale has maintained this extraordinary reference resource site since 1994. The resource covers a wide range of topics including international business, astronomy, entertainment, and the arts, that are divided into "Information Centers" for easier browsing. While this virtual reference desk covers everything from world postal maps to periodic tables to British poets, the organization does require some patience."--Reviewed Feb. 21, 1999. "Best Free Reference Web Sites 1999," RUSA Quarterly, Fall 1999. Comp. by the MARS Best Free Websites Committee, RUSA, ALA.

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