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72Encyclopedia Britannica
The ultimate reference book is now online, and for a reasonable fee, you’ll be able to look up anything and everything.
73USPS
All the information you’ll ever need to know about the United States Postal Service, from Priority Mail to postage rates to packing instructions.
74BabyCenter
By Web100 Staff
on January 17, 2009
in Web 100 > Home, Family, and Relationships
Ranked #74 in Web 100
Ranked #74 in Web 100
The complete resource for parents-to-be, or parents who’ve already got a child (or a growing brood). Parenting isn’t always easy, and BabyCenter is here to help.
75Nerve.com
By Web100 Staff
on January 17, 2009
in Web 100 > Home, Family, and Relationships
Ranked #75 in Web 100
Ranked #75 in Web 100
The tasteful, un-raunchy sex site with personals, photos, blogs, and even some hot, steamy stories.
76Politico
Politico brings new depth and energy to political journalism with constantly updated news from the most connected reporters in the game.
77Consumer Reports
A comprehensive and trustworthy source of product reviews, covering everything from SUVs to flat-screen TVs, from washing machines to mattresses.
78The Knot
By Web100 Staff
on January 21, 2009
in Web 100 > Home, Family, and Relationships
Ranked #78 in Web 100
Ranked #78 in Web 100
A wedding is an event, yes, but it’s also an occasion requiring much advice and decision-making. The Knot helps you in every aspect of wedding planning.
79Mint
Stop paying for financial advice (and trash Quicken, too). Manage your bank accounts and get money-saving tips—for free and without any downloads.
80Ars Technica
By Matt Sevits
on March 17, 2009
in Web 100 > Computers, the Internet, and Technology
Ranked #80 in Web 100
Ranked #80 in Web 100
Ars Technica is a comprehensive technology site that offers news, reviews and guides to the tune that technology is art.