Here is a collection of the most useful links I have come across over the years.
1) This is the complete How to Brew book by John Palmer. This is the best place to start but be aware that it has a ton of information in it that you don't need for your first batch. But it is a great resource and a good starting point. Just don't get discouraged.
2) Great How-To for making your own mash tun from a 5 or 10 gallon cooler.
3) Link to another blog who I have found helpful. - Great info for the first time trying all-grain.
4) More advanced methods but great info on traditional German Brewing techniques
5) Great recipe book with one for each style of beer. - The recipes are very style specific but they have all won awards so they are a great place to start. I am working my way through and eventually want to brew all of the beers in this book.
6) Homebrewtalk.com - The best homebrewing forum on the web in my opinion. They have just about any information you could ever ask for from DIY projects for mash tuns to all electric brewing setups. Plus answers to just about every question on brewing you can think of.
Prost!
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