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In today’s age of technology, all the information one could possibly need is only a click away. Cell phones and computers have become a gateway to education and entertainment in all forms. If you want to better yourself, or just have some fun, the following sites are must-haves in your bookmarks:

www.khanacademy.com This site provides thousands of lessons in all subjects found in the classroom, and provides practice to help you solidify what you have learned. All for free!

www.stumbleupon.com Not sure what website you want to visit? Try this random website generator that sends you to interesting sites submitted by other users.

www.mailinator.com Want to sign up for that website, but don’t want the spam from it coming to your primary email? This website lets you make a throwaway email that is deleted later once you are finished with it.

www.dropbox.com Provides you with online storage directly from your computer. Great for saving/sharing documents, photos, or any files with other people.

www.tineye.com/ Finding out where an image originally came from can be extremely useful. Tinyeye allows you to reverse search the image across the internet.

www.studyblue.com A great resource for current, future, or past college student who want to bone up on topics at the college level. Includes different study techniques (like flashcards) and has specific colleges as well.

www.duolingo.com Learning a new language can be difficult and expensive. Duolingo provides great activities for learning a variety of languages while making it fun and free.

www.supercook.com If you have a limited group of ingredients, but still need to make a meal, this website will search recipe sites to find meals you can make.

www.rainymood.com Looking to relax to the sound of a thunderstorm? This site will generate the sounds and even recommend relaxing music to go with it.

www.crimereports.com Whether you are moving to a new area, or just interested in what’s going on where you already live, CrimeReports gives you up-to-date info on crime where you are.

http://chir.ag/projects/tip-of-my-tongue/ Website for when you can’t quite remember that thing that you want to share with a friend.

www.hemingwayapp.org Great tool for writers looking to simplify their work.

www.pixlr.com Who need Photoshop when you have this website?

www.filleritem.com/ Free shipping from Amazon is the best. This site generates a list of items you can buy when you are just short of the mark.

www.freedocumentaries.org This one is pretty self-explanatory.

www.nickreboot.com/ If you grew up in the 90s watching Nickelodeon, then this website is perfect for your fill of nostalgia and the programs of your childhood.

http://lmgtfy.com/ “Let me Google that for you” When someone should have gone to Google instead of asking you.

http://www.persona-co.com/ Scans your social media and alerts you to any content that may not be professional or presenting the best image of yourself to prospective onlookers.

http://www.noisli.com/ Background noise generator/text editor to help keep your productive or to relax.

www.edx.org

www.coursera.org Both Edx and Coursera offer hundreds of free online courses available to anyone around the world from top universities. Classes range from humanities to science and everything in between.

http://www.learncpp.com/ Learning to program in c++ can be a tremendously useful skill in modern society. This website provides free lessons to teach you that skill.

https://www.mathway.com/ Solve any math problems using this website.

http://onlineclock.net/ Not everyone has a good alarm clock.

http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ Is your computer/internet down or is it the website?

www.ted.com If you love to learn and haven’t heard of TED yet, you are in for a treat. The greatest minds on the planet come together on this site to provide quality videos and content to expand what you know about all disciplines.

http://www.printfriendly.com/ Make any webpage printer friendly.

http://www.manualslib.com/ Lost your owner’s manual to some piece of equipment you can’t figure out how to use? Try this website.

http://www.payphone-project.com/mailboxes/ Find the closest mailbox to your location.

http://www.100mostuseful.com/ Last but not least, for the 100 websites I was sure to forget for this list.

