First off...
I'm kind of obligated, as a Filipina (who loves MMA), to do this. I'm sorry, skip down to the next header if you'd like.

PACQUIAAAAOOOOO! HE TOTALLY PUMMELED COTTO! I MEAN DID YOU SEE COTTO'S FACE?!?!?

And then Pacquiao goes and sings a concert afterwards while Cotto's in the hospital. |D

Okay, I'm done now. Onto useful resources

Software
Write or Die, "Putting the 'rod' in Productivity"
- it's a fantastic website and program. Basically, you start it up with your chosen settings and it... motivates you to keep writing. Or else bad things happen. I bought the desktop version _{which means I'm a dork, btw} and give it 5 stars. ^_^
yWriter5, Novel Writing Software
- it's a FREE program that I absolutely Love. Basically, it's a word processor/organizer that breaks your novel into chapters and scenes. You can enter in characters, locations, and items, then track them through your chapters. It'll instantly give you a wordcount for an individual scene, chapter, the whole book, or words from a particular character's POV. It can instantly create a well-formatted printable list of all your characters (which can be sorted with tags, btw), locations, and items. Extremely useful for keeping everything straight. ^_^ One-click backup file is also love. <3 _{Everything is saved in RTF filetypes, for you fellow nerds. It also runs on Linux for you nerdly nerds.}
Q10, a text editor built with writers in mind.
- this program has become the most used, non-Chrome, program since November began. Q10 is a simple, but powerful text editor. By powerful, I don't mean bells and ribbons. It's kind of the opposit of yWriter. It saves everything in a TXT file, which means minimal formatting. It's FULL SCREEN because writers are ADD and has live word, page, and character counts at the bottom with the time. The color, indentation, and appearance are customizable (as is the page count formula) and it's EXTREMELY portable. One of my favorite features, however, are the sounds. It comes default with typewriter sounds, which make me feel all old-school writerly and can really annoy other people in the room (though I rather like it). You can, however, download Supermario or Chicago sound effects, for those of you who like a bit of a different writing environment. You can download it with or without a spell checker (in 6 different languages), though I prefer without.

Websites
Serendipity, random generators I happen to LOVE
- Site full of brilliant random generators. From names (of all types and makes), to character building, to FF.net reviews. I particularly enjoy the Fantasy name generator, the plot twist generator, and the ethnicity generator.
Seventh Sanctum, generators for EVERYTHING and then some.
- While I generally tend to prefer Serendipity for most of my basic random needs, when I need specific, I go to Seventh Sanctum. Every Time.
- There's also an active forum, where I lurk occasionally, and a (long discontinued) column about worldbuilding that's positively fantastic reading.
Google and Wikipedia, for all research needs.
- ... yeah, that's pretty much it.
MLIA, where we start getting into the procrastinating area of resources...
- good for wasting time and inspiration.
TV Tropes, I looked and there before me was a black horse! Its rider linked me to TV Tropes...
- I... just... *sigh* Don't enter unless you're prepared to be ridiculously educated on plot and character conventions and lose a few hours of your life.
- and possibly be ridiculously inspired. though said inspiration may not help if you're unable to tear yourself away from the site. >.> _{Currently reading: this one}