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Andy Walker's Japanese Link Site http://www.jlink.co.uk/ A professionally designed site. Instead of a lot of hype about the owner, this sites provides useful information about translation, interpretation, the Japanese language, and even a box for free machine translation.
Anne-Barkley Mulder's Site http://barkleytranslations.com/ A clean, attractive site in English and Dutch, which provides the basic information about its owner in few words and little superfluous decoration. While (to my taste) she could place more emphasis on her skill and less on the tool (Trados) she works with, the site conveys the impression of a serious, non-nonsense professional.
Spiros Doikas's Site http://www.translatum.gr/ This site, which labels itself "The Greek Translation Vortal" (whatever this means), has a lot of useful and interesting information—if you can find it. Unfortunately, the material of the site seems to be scattered over a lot of sometimes huge pages without a unifying criterion for locating it. The home page extends over 4 printed pages, and the owner's CV (I challenge you to find it) over 9 printed pages.
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