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This site contains everything to do with sports. Users can find latest details about teams, games, leagues, college sports and more. There are also ESPN TV listings, blogs, and videos. Also access to the ESPN store.

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.

This site features information about the worldwide military conflict of World War II, which involved 61 countries and lasted from 1939-1945. Links to additional World War II resources are also provided.

In 1991, Microsoft became the first computer company to establish its own research laboratories. There are five labs worldwide and researchers come from academia and business.

Accuweather, established in 1962, is an authority on weather. Users can find local forecasts for everywhere in the U.S. and over 2 million locations worldwide. They also offer products and services to over 250,000 paying customers in the media.

Based in Washington D.C., the APA is a scientific and professional organization with 148,000 members worldwide. The website describes the organization, mission, programs, policies, reports, and membership information.

ASCE, located in Reston, Virginia, was founded in 1852 as a professional organization to represent members of the Civil Engineering profession worldwide.

The International Animated Film Association was founded in France in 1960. The website provides links to ASIFA chapters worldwide, listings of animation festivals, and an animation gallery.

This is the official website for the Boeing Company, which traces its origins to the early 20th Century. Boeing today is the world's largest aerospace company and the largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft.

This is the online version of Business Week. It contains daily business news, investing, companies, technology, autos and more worldwide. There are also sections on Business Schools and careers.

Campus Crusade for Christ International shows people how they can know and experience God's plan for their lives through Jesus Christ.

Chase, with corporate headquarters in New York City, provides banking services worldwide. On the website, users can learn about credit cards, checking and savings accounts, CDs, debit cards, and online banking.

Located in France, CNRS is a national scientific organization that was created to promote all aspects of science and scientific research.

Craig's List provides classifieds and forums for 450 cities worldwide. Mostly free, users can post or find contacts for jobs, merchandise, personals and more. This site provides access to the cities covered by Craigslist.

ProQuest is a worldwide information company that publishes, in print and online, full-text databases and journals in the natural sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities, and technology.

CSC, founded in 1959, is a business consulting firm with hundreds of clients in business and government worldwide. Corporate headquarters are in CA with offices around the world.

This is the website for the Department of Defense. The Department was formally established in 1949 when the three branches of the military were merged.

DISH Network is located in Englewood, Colorado. The company delivers Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) television products and services to customers worldwide.

EA was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California. It is an interactive entertainment software company.

Earthtimes is staffed around the clock to bring the latest worldwide news to its users. It publishes news reports and information about a wide range of subjects from international news to shopping—anything that affects our world.