Okay, about Tutorials...
I'm not the best to recommend them, because i seldom have the attention span to actually go through one. The learning curve for me is more like hinting and pecking, picking up bits and pieces hereand there, and making up stuff in between.

But there are places i like to go to for those bits and pieces... Don't worry too much about being software specific. Lot of modelling concepts are very similar from one3D software to the next. It won't hurt you to scan through things done in other software.

http://www.polyloop.net/
http://mystic-nights.com/poser/tutorials/offsite/Hexagon-tuts.html
http://www.3dtotal.com/

And of course, let's not neglect renderosity's own tutorial section.
I happen to like videos from speed modelling sessions. It's nice to see how people approach making things. One of the best things you can do (among other things) is to befrend your software's user manual. I'm guilty of forgetting it exists a lot more often then I care to admit.

Youtube has a growing collection of video tutorials too.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=3d+tutorial

Oh, and DAZ tut's and forum is worth while: http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/tutorial/0/-/?tut_cat=12

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