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Issue 14
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VOLUME 1 ISSUE 14
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WELCOME http://fita.org
Here's your latest issue of
Really Useful Sites for the International Trade
Professional. This free bi-weekly newsletter reviews
useful Web sites from the Web Resources database at FITA's International Trade/
Import-Export Portal at http://fita.org, an
excellent source for trade leads, news, events, and a
link library of 7,000+ sites related to international trade.
Please feel free to pass this
newsletter on to others.
My name is John
McDonnell, and for years I wrote a weekly e- newsletter
that profiled business-oriented Web sites. Now I'm using
my Web research skills to find sites that are useful for
international trade, as well as some fun sites that
you'll enjoy visiting.
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MEDICS
ABROAD http://www.geocities.com/medicsabroad
I decided early
on that a career in medicine was not for me. It probably
had something to do with the fact that I fainted at the
sight of blood (actually, even ketchup gave me a queasy
stomach). But if you're a doctor or want to be one,
you'll find lots of useful information at Medics
Abroad at www.geocities.com/medicsabroad. This site
has links to worldwide medical news, schools,
organizations, jobs, online learning, dictionaries, and
more. And it's not just for doctors -- there are links
to medical search engines, where you can look for the
latest information on diseases, ailments, procedures,
and other health matters.
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CALCULATORS AND CONVERTERS http://www.library.wwu.edu/ref/refmeasure.htm
Do you wonder
sometimes if the relationship you're in has any future?
Well, now there's a way you can find out what your
chances are of years of bliss together or a breakup next
week. At The
Love Calculator at www.lovecalculator.com you can
get the inside scoop on whether your relationship is
doomed or blessed. It's all in fun, of course, and you
wouldn't want to make any important decisions based on
this calculator, but there are plenty of other Web sites
where you can get accurate answers to important
questions. You'll find a list of them at Online
Calculators, Conversion Tools, Measurements &
Weights at
www.library.wwu.edu/ref/refmeasure.htm. This
site has links to hundreds of places where you can
calculate exchange rates, time differences, weights, and
lots of other values.
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Are your prospects part of the international
trade community? If so, here's an opportunity to
showcase your service or product to 50,000 subscribers
of Really Useful Sites for the International Trade
Professional. FITA now offers limited sponsorship
opportunities to selected organizations. For
information, please contact Barney Lehrer, Director of
eCommerce Development at webmaster@fita.org
or 1-800-969-FITA extension 4.
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LOOKING EAST http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/reesweb
If you have a business
or personal interest in Russia or Eastern Europe, you
should check out the University of
Pittsburgh's REESWeb at www.ucis.pitt.edu/reesweb.
This site has a treasure trove of information about
this fast-changing area of the world. You can do a keyword
search, or browse the list of topics, and there is so
much here you'll certainly find some useful links. For
example, I found a great list of business sources at
http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/rees/rees2000/step2.pl.
The countries represented range from Albania to Uzbekistan.
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FARTHER EAST http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Progra...
Another site
with good regional coverage is the University
of Redlands East Asia and Southeast Asia Directories
at
newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept.
This site has directories of information that you can
click on to focus your search ever more narrowly. You'll
find plenty of useful information about politics,
culture, environment, history, economy, society, and
more in countries ranging from Brunei to
Vietnam.
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2001 The Federation of International Trade Associations.
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there topics you'd like to see covered in FITA'S Really
Useful Sites? Send suggestions, ideas, or comments to
editor John
McDonnell at jaymack@fita.org.
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