The convenience of the Web equipped with automatic search engines attracts "focused learners" for learning about a new subject of interest. The resources recommended by a search engine are, however, often a collection of links to other resources, or commercial-driven, irrelevant, misleading pages. Subsequently, the learner needs to manually click through numerous pages to find quality resources. This paper proposes an approach to a new problem of mining the most suitable resources for one-stop learning, called "highly authoritative resources." The experimental results using top search results from Google and Yahoo for various subjects show that the proposed algorithm is highly effective both in quality and time.