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Bruce Morita's Site http://www.arbortranslation.com// Bruce has an unusual language combination: He translates IP-related documents from Japanese, German, French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish into English. The site is aesthetically pleasing, although the information it imparts is rather basic. The home page has a link to Bruce’s blog, which, however, has only one article (identical to the About Us page of the main site), and the comments on it are “closed.”
Lina Stankute-Alexander's Web Site http://www.lithuanian-translator.com A simple, well-designed page, leading to the pages About the Owner, Services, and Testimonials. Another site of Lina’s is her “blog” (http://lithuaniantranslation.blogspot.com/), which, however, is rather a regular website. The About Me page is identical to the sidebar, which thus appears twice when the About Me page is loaded in the main window.
Naoko K. Selland's Site http://www.sellandtrans.com An unusual site in that of its four pages (Our Japanese Translation Service, Clients, Resume, Contact Us) the Resume page requires some unspecified upload for being viewed. On the other hand, a client list by industry (which most translators consider confidential) is freely viewable. The Contact Us page provides e-mail address and phone number.
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