OK, we know you're partial to the Express Web site and HowStuffWorks.com -- we are too. We're guessing you've got us bookmarked as favorites in your Web browser. Below are some of our other favorite sites on the Web.

	Planet Green We all need to become lean, green, conserving machines. Get all sorts of tips and information on how to do this in every aspect of your life -- from fashion to food and transportation to travel here.
	ChannelOne Volunteering Guide From links to "DoSomething" and "Habitat for Humanity" to a host of fundraising ideas, get helpful information on what to do with your spare time.
	Discovery Kids Discover information about some of your favorite shows including Croc Files and Darcy's Wild Life, watch amazing videos and play games at the Discovery Kids Web site.
	Library of Congress The Library of Congress Web site is packed with fascinating and useful resources about science, American history, music, theater, dance and more. Check it out.
	Animal Planet Our DVRs are constantly set to Animal Planet shows, but the fun doesn't stop there. Check out the Animal Planet Web site for show information, TV schedules, pet profiles, videos, games, blogs and more.
	Field Trip Earth Take a virtual field trip -- actually, you can take serveral -- to learn all about wildlife conservation research around the globe.
	The Science Channel There's really no need for a description -- it's the Science Channel's Web site -- so of course you'll want to check it out!
	Hop on the Cyberschoolbus Learn all about the United Nations, stay on top of global issues and find out how to start your own Model UN club.
	More than a Museum Dubbed a museum of "science, art, and human experience," the original Exploratorium is located in San Francisco. California. You can visit its online counterpart which includes more than 15,000 Web pages.
	Among the Stars Take a virtual tour of this famous planetarium.
	Going Global Wondering what the flag for Mali looks like? Trying to find the population of Fiji? Need to know the currency of Kuwait? Find out from the World Factbook online.
	Environmentally Friendly This non-profit organization is possibly the most comprehensive environmental clearinghouse on the Internet. According to Time Magazine, "It boasts one of the largest and best-arranged listings of environmental organizations on the Web. Check it out.