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U.S. Department of State Background Notes includes information on countries, organizations, and the like. No information about the U.S. though.
Dictionary of Occupational Titles
Figure out what time it is in any part of the world the easy way by using Local Times Around the World. The site is continuously updated to match real time.
Look up all those annoying little details about your state on the from 50 States. Site includes some pictures of flags and flowers, mottos, songs, and the like.
What does it all mean? If I want to have a (silly) symbol for a name like T.A.F.K.A.Prince has, where can I find some? Try the Symbols site. It's a little bit tricky to use, and the graphics leave something to be desired, but there is no other source quite like it.
Wordbot You can go to this site, choose a dictionary, then load up a web page. Wordbot will underline each word in the document. You can click on any word you don't understand and it will look it up for you.
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The internet is becoming localized, an example of this is Google places, you can visit it here. This helps consumers find local companies whether you're seeing a plumber, handyman or have your ned 52" flat screen TV installed, which was the case with me. I found Flatscreensinstalled.com just two blocks away from my house and had my new TV and home theatre system up and running within a day. You can visit that site here. Another example of localization is the website Foursquare. This helps you and your friends find and recommend local places and events.
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