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Every airport has an official code to identify it. This site features US and worldwide airport codes. A helpful chart sorts airport codes by code, name, city, state, or country.

Area codes are the first three digits used at the beginning of a telephone number when dialing long distance. They are typically used to signal a specific location or use.

ASCII stands for the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. Visitors to this website can learn the history of the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII).

Launched in 1996, SwitchBoard is a provider of local online advertising solutions and Internet-based yellow pages, interconnecting consumers, merchants, and national advertisers.

A List Apart is an online journal for people who design and develop websites. The articles focus on web standards and best practices. The site is in sections including Code, Content, and Culture as well as Design, Process, and User Science.

Headquartered in Troy, Michigan, Entertainment Publications is an industry leader in 50% off coupons. These include discounts for restaurants, movies, car repairs, and much more.

Written by Java experts, JavaWorld.com offers online tutorials for using Java, downloadable Java code, a forum in which users can trade ideas and discuss problems.

SourceForge is the largest Open Source software development website. There are over 100,000 projects and over one million users. Website provides a centralized resource for managing projects, issues, communication, and code.

StatCounter is a free invisible web tracker. The user downloads a simple code on the website, and the site will keep track of all kinds of statistics, such as number of visits, key word activity, visitor paths, and more.

USPS is an independent establishment of the Executive Branch of the U.S. Government. It runs like a business. USPS delivers 213 billion pieces of mail each year to more 300 million people in 146 million homes and PO boxes.