Okay, I admit it, I'm generally kind of a tightass about what resources I'll use, especially online ones. It's got to be the OED, Dorland's, the Merck Manual, Gray's Anatomy, etc. I'm super excited, though, about a site I just found today which, while it does not have the authority of Gray's, is an excellent resource for anatomy.
Instant Anatomy is a site with a better interface than Gray's - a lot more user-friendly, if you know what I mean. You basically can browse by clicking on pictures, and then you get a surprisingly informative graphic like this one showing the sciatic nerve. It's not as detailed or in-depth as Gray's, but sometimes you just need to find out something real quick and don't want to read all about the triangles of the neck or whatever. It will definitely be more useful for feedback, which makes me happy.
I hope you find it useful as well. Let me know in comments how you like it, if you want.
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