Weekend update: Other things found this week:
I posted links on the Iraqi elections on the Herald blog this week, but didn't run into any in-depth compilation. In fact, the coverage in blogs and otherwise seems pretty sparse.
Lots more links this week than last...

More links....

Reference:

Public doctor disciplinary information on state Web sites, a directory from Public Citizen.

NOWCoast from NOAA, quick map links to coastal weather, climate, conditions, forecasts.

September 11 Documentary Project, also from Library of Congress. Archive of artifacts from the tragedy.

Convention center space: Brookings study says there's a glut.

Report on charitable giving after 9/11 from the Foundation Center.

Rand report on missile defense for airliners.

Religion and Public Life, 2000-2004 from Public Agenda.

Attidudes about Homosexuality: survey from American Enterprise Institute.

Police Chiefs' Desk Reference from IACP.
Tools:

Phonebook of the World: could this be any better than Infobel?
Business:

A9 Yellow Pages Search- sample Amazon's A9 search engine is highly regarded, and this Yellow Pages Search comes recommended: it has features not in other YP searches, including pictures of the businesses in some cases, so far only in a few major cities, not in the sample search (Charlotte). Here's an example with pictures, in Atlanta.

Corporate Consumer Contacts from the FCIC, has contacts for major corporations, including some hard to find anywhere else, like Amazon.com.
Governments, Politics:

The budget and economic outlook, 2006-2015 from CBO.

2004 state legislator's personal disclosures online at Public Integrity. Here's Florida's.
Florida:

Report on Everglades restoration from the National Academies, says more land will be needed.
Statistics:

U.S. Domestic Trends to the Year 2015 forecast from Library of Congress/Federal Research Division.
Some Interesting stories/Weblogs:

Bloggernity is a new blog search engine/directory. It also includes lists of newest blogs. Here's one:

E-periodistas, journalism news blog from Spain.

Friends of Democracy, an election blog from various Iraqi bloggers.

Vote for the 'Greatest American', a Discovery Channel survey.

Deja vu: Felon voting in Washington, report from Seattle Times.

Numbed by numbers, on journalists and statistics, by NYTimes public editor Daniel Okrent.

WorldBankPresident.org, a blog about the speculation. (Someone's proposing Bill Gates.)