Any unusual PR 10 and PR 9 sites around?

which normal dot com comes this high?

[vitaplease]

I have been fooling around within Google looking for sites with the highest pagerank. So far I came up with these:

PR 10

Adobe, Apple, Google, Macromedia, Nasa, Yahoo
and most probably; Amazon (how do you check amazon.com PR when it redirects?)

PR 9

Found about 25 universities (.edu's) but Cambridge and Yale missed the boat with PR 8 (Oxford the only non-US I found).

News; CNN, CSmonitor, Discovery, Nature, NYtimes, Newscientist, Usatoday, Washingtonpost, Wired and BBC (the only non-US I found)

Search engine/directory Altavista, Dmoz Directhit, Exite, Geocities, Lycos, Msn, Netscape
(Alltheweb About, Overture, NL all PR8 and Looksmart PR7)

Software/downloads Apache, Cnet, Digits, Freebsd, Freefind, GNU, Opensource, PHP, Real, Redhat, W3, Winzip, Zdnet. (MP3 only PR8).

Computers Cisco, Compaq, Dell, HP, IBM, Sun

Nokia.com, XE.com, Brittanica.com were the only non -.gov -.org -.edu, non software/computer, non news, - non search engine/directory sites I found with a PR of 9.

No car makers, no music, no culture, no travel, no food, no humor that I could find with a PR9.

Would be interested in the input of others, certainly for other commercial PR9 sites not falling in the top mentioned categories.

Anyone around here with a PR of 9?

[jesserud]

mit.edu (not www.mit.edu) and www.stanford.edu are now PR10.

[mahlon]

[ups.com...]

[shelleycat]

>So far the PR 9 sites i saw that got demoted to PR8 are ...

I probably shouldn't admit to knowing this but.. neopets.com has gone from 9 to 7. I'm sure some of the internal pages were higher too but I can't remember exactly.

And www.imdb.com/ is a nine.

[ferrari360]

Hi Guys,

dmoz.org has a PR10

[vitaplease]

thanks for the updates (ups seems to be an eight to me).

for those wondering why so few non-English sites are around look here:

[webmasterworld.com...]

also two other PR9's mentioned there.