The editorial staff of Website Compass has come up with a listing of some of their favorite, most useful (and some not so useful) websites. Check them out. We think you'll enjoy them as well.

In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson made the official announcement that proclaimed Mother's Day as a national holiday to be held each year on the 2nd Sunday of May. In 1924, dads finally caught up (they were probably out mowing the yard, washing the Model T or maybe just napping on the couch) and had their official day proclaimed by President Calvin Coolidge. These sites are dedicated to both mom and pop.

http://www.biography.com/features/mother/100.html
From TV moms and supermodel moms, to political moms and athletic moms, visit Biography.com's special 100 Moms section and read up on some of the most interesting mothers in recent history. Ever wonder what mom was the first to host the Tonight Show? Or how about a mom who grew up in the U.S. and is now a Queen? Read all about it on this site.

http://www.aristotle.net/fathersday/trivia.html
So you think you know everything there is to know about Father's Day, huh? Then we challenge you to the Father's Day Trivia Quiz–a true test of the absurd and obscure. (You will need Shockwave Flash to take the test. But in case you don't have it, you can download it right off their site.)

http://www.dadsday.com
Just when you thought you had seen every shopping site on the Internet, here's one that really fits the bill (or Jim or Tom or whatever your dad's name is). It's called DadsDay.com and it features tons of gift ideas for Father's Day. From barbecue tools to Swiss army knives, you won't find a more comprehensive site for dad-type items.

http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/mom/crafts.html
Hey dads - if you have small children who are looking for something unique to make for mom for Mother's Day, then this website is for you! You'll find eighteen simple crafts that the kids can make for mom without a lot of expense and hassle.

For a lot of you, it is time to start thinking about getting back into the swing of things–literally. If your slice has turned into a hook, or you just need some new golf supplies, one of these sites is sure to help.

http://www.golf.com
The latest golf news, information about tournaments, PGA tournament schedules, key statistics, money leaders and more can be found at Golf.com. And if it's golf tips you're looking for, you'll find it all here, too!

http://www.golfpromotions.com
Ever wish you had golf balls that said, "Stolen from the golf bag of (your name)"? GolfPromotions.com offers imprinting of your name and logo on lots of different golf related items. From tees to golf towels, you can put your name all over your local golf course.

http://www.golftips.com
From putting and chip shots commentary, to features about grip pressure and swing thoughts, the player looking to improve his or her game will enjoy visiting this site. It even features a "Tip of the Day" for the real golf enthusiasts.

http://www.tigerwoods.com
Just as the domain name suggests, this site is all about golf's premier player, Tiger Woods. You'll find tips from the pro, news updates, little known facts about Tiger, as well as the chance to purchase the Tiger Woods' polo that he's been sporting this season on tour.

The Web is loaded with sites that can help make your house a home. Inside, outside, decorating or repair–here are just a few home improvement sites that might be of some assistance.

http://www.familyhandyman.com
Based on the magazine of the same name, this website offers Handy Hints, a Home Improvement Library, and wonderful how-to graphics that will help you make home repairs and home improvements like the pros.

http:/www.hgtv.com
If you like the TV channel, then you'll love the Home & Garden Television website. Decorating, remodeling, gardening, crafts and a lot more can be found at HGTV.com. You can even find past episodes of the shows on their website, as well as a current program guide.

http://www.deckplans.com
So THIS is the summer you are finally going to build that deck. Well, to start things off on the right "footing," you might want visit this site first. It features deck plans, photos of others' projects, FAQs and even a forum to post questions and comments about deck building.

 
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