Utility Websites
Our friend Russ calls me the world wide Debi (WWD) because of my large e-mail list. ;0) There's anything and everything on the world wide web, but I have found some websites that are so practical, I use them nearly every day.Quite often I have a large or extra-heavy envelope to mail, and I don't want to make that trip to the post office. I have found it very useful to go to the U.S. Post Office website at http://www.usps.com/. If you have an accurate scale (please admire our antique one shown in the picture - it still works), you can fill in the blanks and find out how much postage you need, as well as an estimation of when it will arrive.
- At http://www.usps.com/, choose "Calculate Postage".
- Then choose "Calculate Domestic Postage" (or international, if that is your case)
- Then select the shape of your envelope or package: postcard, letter, large envelope, etc.
- Enter the weight, as in: O lbs., 4 ozs.
- Enter your zip code and the zip code you're sending to
- Optionally, you can enter the shipping date and time
- Click continue
- It will give you some other options, and then your postage amount and the approximate day of arrival
Another website I use a lot: http://www.dictionary.com/
- Type in the word you want to look up and hit enter
- Voila! There are entries from several different dictionaries.
- You can type in a biblical reference, as in John 3:16, and it comes up ready to read or copy and paste into a document. You can choose from 22 different versions of the Bible in English, and several in other languages.
- You can type in a word or phrase and do a search through the whole Bible or specific parts
- It also has audio Bibles, commentaries, e-books, dictionaries, study tools and reading plans, and a verse of the day.
- Very, very useful!
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