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The Interpress Service. Their headquarters appears to be Rome. Quite a lot of stuff about places other than the US and Europe.

A wonderful guide to everything imaginable. In German.

Le Jargon Français, Dictionnaire d'informatique francophone, version 4.0 (“Not slang”).

Editor: Edward N. Zalta (Stanford University), Associate Editor: Colin Allen (Indiana University),Assistant Editor: Uri Nodelman (Stanford University).

Metric back and forth, and a lovely use of tables!

“Welcome to OnlineConversion.com. Convert just about anything to anything else.” Updated.

US dollars; “adjusts any given amount of money for inflation, according to the Consumer Price Index, from 1800 to 2005.”

U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

There's a press room and all kinds of other things, news, research sponsored by NIMH, pictures of the brain.

A big commercial site with all kinds of stuff blinking on and off and a poopup ad, but lots of material about current cinema.

French comics news, “Toute l'actualité sur la bande dessinée”. Also interviews, etc.

A feature of the “Rambler.ru” family of pretty good things. This is V.K. Muller's dictionary, with some refinements.

This transliterates Latin to Armenian or Russian, and other transactions.

Huge grab bag of news in Russian. One poop up at least. Don't miss “Компрометирующие материалы”.

I can't believe this modest office worker has a better handle on world history, events, and weaponry than everyone on CNN put together, but it is so. That's why his work is prominently displayed in Exile.ru.