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Pavinee Daniel's Site http://www.thailanguagetranslator.com/ A simple site in good taste. Links from the home page lead to About, Services, Resume, Samples, and Contact. Not much verbiage, but concise, matter-of fact information.
Maida Babcock's Web Site http://www.southslaviclanguages.com Another attractive site with the home page in five languages (English and four South Slavic languages: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, and Montenegrin). The few graphic elements include a mallet, illustrating the translator's specialization in legal translations, and the flags of the four South Slavic countries.
Badi Badiozamani's Site http://www.badi.net A site which has little to do with translation, but is highly interesting as a pamphlet of Mr. Badiozamani's campaign for governor of California. It also features the Declaration of Human Rights in English and Persian, the U.S. Constitution (in English only), and information about Iran and the Center for East-West Understanding.
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