Weekend update: Other things I found last week:

Since I failed at getting the updates done last week, these links may be a little stale. But if you didn't run into them somewhere else, there's some good stuff here. I'll be posting newer links as the week goes on.
More useful links....

Reference :

U.S. Supreme Court cites and briefs from Yale Law.

SchoolBug has information on 17.000 school districts and 95,000 schools.

Haze Gray and Underway: portal of Naval history, shipbuilding, navies and fighting ships.

National Park Service: Links to the Past: an incredible archive of historical information and links.

African American Yearbook: directory of organizations, churches, publications and radio stations. Also:

Hispanic Yearbook.

World Press Review on Haiti country profile, links to major articles in foreign press.

The Nature and Scope of the Problem of Sexual Abuse of Minors by Catholic Priests and Deacons in the United States: Report to the U.S. Bishops from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Tools:

Trackle: a new Web site from Marc Fest, will track site changes for you for a small fee.
Governments, Politics:

Where the donors come from: Political MoneyLine's database of donors to House, Senate, Presidential candidates and 527 groups organized by state.
News:

News Search Portal: huge page of links to all sorts of news searches, audio and image searches, RSS readers.....

BBC Interviews start of a huge BBC audio archive available online, this is a collection of hundreds of interviews covering the last 60 years of so.
Public Records:

Arizona births, deaths from state, covers early years (births to 1928, deaths to 1953).

New address for KOOL: Kentucky Offender/Inmates search .

Miami-Dade Official Records, including images, now go back to 1974 online, starting today, and all image displays are free so you don't need to go into Premier Services to see them.
Journalism:

What Newspapers and Their Web Sites Must Do to Survive, by Vin Crosbie in OJR.

Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at UT Austin.
Business:

Top 25 cities for doing business in America from Inc. magazine. Among big cities, Atlanta is #1, Miami-Hialeah #22. West Palm Beach #5.

Accurint has added a "People at work" search. You can search for a person and get information about places he/she has worked. Info is not 100% accurate, and may be based on something like Eliyon Networking (free), where you put in a company name and get names of people who probably worked there. (Info here comes from Web news sites.) The Accurint search is $1 per name, and in one search I tried the info came from state corporate records.
Statistics, Florida, People: no links this week.

Some Interesting stories/Weblogs:

John Peter Zenger Lives is a new blog posting links to latest editorials and op-ed pieces.

Trendwatching.com picks up on what's happening. Latest trend: "Generation C" (for Content). Monthly email newsletter.

Engadget: a new gadget review blog, similar to Gizmodo (for which Engadget's writer used to write).

Oregon Live (the Oregonian) is blogging same-sex marriages in Multnomah County.

Same Sex Marriages: news and links from SF Chronicle.
Fun/Entertaining:

Calvin and Hobbes Stripsearch: this site claims to be able to search all the old comic strips.