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I seem to have picked up a handful of Google-related bookmarks. I think I have way too many at the moment so it is as opportune a time as any to start making link dumps.
Hidden Google Tools writes on several tools you probably never knew existed. Some of these are listed below.
Soople provides a form-based front end to many of Google's more advanced operators. Nothing to it really - just a simple form submission to Google with the appropriate query string. But convenient nonetheless.
Fagan Finder is quite like Soople, though it has an IE-only version which I didn't bother to check.
Google WebQuotes is a beta application from Google Labs which "offers a convenient way to get a third party's opinion about each of the returns for your search, providing you with more information about that site's credibility and reputation".
Google Guide is an interactive tutorial on how to use Google more effectively.