Weekend update: Other things found this week:
A shorter list than usual this week, probably because I'm still not quite back to schedule. Some very useful things here, though....

The links....

Reference :

World Oil Market and Oil Price Chronologies, 1970-2003 from DoE.

Rock 'n' Roll Timeline from the Hall of Fame.

Cliffs Notes now online for free.

Religion and the public schools, a policy page from Dept of Education.
Statistics:

MapStats: new resource from FedStats lets you get quick demographic facts on a state, county, or city. This is very cool, just like the Census' QuickFacts, but down to city level.

Criminal Victimization Characteristics: latest DoJ report.

National Mobility Studydone again by Texas A&M's mobility center, rates traffic congestion in 85 U.S. cities.
Journalism:

Tom Fiedler's Rock Concert Credibility Blues, commentary by Jay Rosen on The Herald editor's prohibition on attending political rock concerts.
Governments, Politics:

U.S. Government Manual, 2004-5 latest edition of this incredibly useful resource.

Slashdot Politics: see what the techies have to say.

Campaign Radar 2004: from Intelliseek's Blogpulse, which ranks blog postings on political topics.

Election Comparison Engine from the shopping comparison site PriceGrabber, this database compares candidates by money raised. You can choose candidates by many attributes and choose to see side-by-side bios, stances, and financing.
Business:

Pro Football Salary Database from USA Today.

Tools, People, News, Public records, Florida: No links this week.

Some Interesting stories/Weblogs:

SearchEngineWatch Blog.