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Reference subscriptions include the best sites for finding information on a wide range of topics including geneaology, weather, consumer reports and online libraries.

Featured Reference Subscriptions

Ancestry.com Super Edition (MyFamily.com, Inc.)

Contains all databases; the best deal

Ancestry.com US Census Images & Indexes (MyFamily.com, Inc.)

Census data from 1790-1930

Ancestry.com US Records & Census Images (MyFamily.com, Inc.)

U.S. Records Collection plus Census Images and Indexes

Ancestry.com US Records Collection (MyFamily.com, Inc.)

Ancestry.com has added at least one database everyday since launching its service in 1997. Today, subscribers can search more than three thousand databases and over 1 billion names.

Audible PremiumListener (Audible Inc.)

For the more frequent audiobook listener. Choose any two audiobooks every month. No commitment – cancel any time.

Bill Myers Online (Hamilton New Media)

For product developers, information publishers, software developers and others who create and market products via the web.

Carfax.com (Carfax.com)

Avoid making a potentially costly mistake when buying a used car. Order Carfax Venhicle History Report.

getAbstract.com (getAbstract, Inc.)

The world’s largest source of business book summaries. 2,500 Abstracts available right now! Abstracts are 5-page summaries of the best and most relevant Business Books. getAbstract is the largest and fastest growing source of business book summaries on the web.

Highbeam.com (HighBeam Research Inc.)

Our reference materials are from renowned publishers such as Archive Photos, Reuters, Simon and Schuster, Gannett, and Times Mirror, including up to date archives of such periodicals as USA Today, Newsweek, Discover, Forbes, Time, People and Entertainment Weekly. eLibrary also incorporates a host of local, ethnic and special interest publications.

Maps.com: Digital Maps (Maps.com)

Maps.com offers raster and vector digital map graphics that can be purchased and downloaded online. Use the drop down menus or search box to browse our vast library.

Maps.com: Mapkit (Maps.com)

Are you working on a report or presentation that requires maps showing sales territories, competitor locations, or other geographic related business information? If so, Mapkit can help.

Maps.com: NavPro (Maps.com)

With Maps.com NavPro you can: *View up to 100 locations on one map *Get Directions to multiple locations *Improve business planning/analysis

OneGreatFamily.com (OneGreatFamily.com)

Approximately 500,000 individuals use the OneGreatFamily online service each month to participate in creating the human family tree and to see what research others may be contributing to their ancestral lines. Nearly 70 million names have been submitted to OneGreatFamily by more than 380,000 registered members since the service launched in June 2001.

Questia.com (Questia.com)

To complement the library, Questia offers a range of search, note-taking, and writing tools. These tools help students locate the most relevant information on their topics quickly, quote and cite correctly, and create properly formatted footnotes and bibliographies automatically. Questia provides a comprehensive research environment to meet students' academic needs.

RealtyTrac.com (RealtyTrac)

Over 500,000 listings spanning 500 counties in 50 states with over 3,000 new properties being added daily.

RoommateAccess (LoveAccess.com Inc.)

RoomateAccess.com is the exclusive provider for Apartment.com, Lycos, Boston.com and Village Voice

Truestar Health (Truestar Health)

Truestar Health is the first online health resource to focus on complete health for all age groups. Although our philosophy includes weight loss, the major focus of most other health websites, we go farther to develop your true potential.

USSearch Basic People Locate (US-Search)

Our economy search. Includes basic information on one individual from our self-service database.

Wall Street Journal Online (Dow Jones & Co. Inc.)

Newspaper readers and Web users don't always have the same needs. So Online.WSJ.com is organized in a way that works better, using 6 section and page names that more directly describe the subjects they cover.

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