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Your support makes all the difference.An exhaustive series of pages chronicling every conceivable aspect of Indian culture, it works because it's been put together professionally, looking more like an encyclopdedia than a website. It's part of the WebIndia site, which promotes business in India.
www.webindia.com/ artindia/
travelassist.com/ mag/a81.html
Jet lag is still as nagging a problem as the common cold. Despite years of research, science doesn't seem any closer to coming up with a solution. This is a rather wordy but handy guide to the basics in avoiding the worst that international air travel can throw at you.
www.uvm.edu/ hag/ovid/index.html
The Ovid Project is an attempt to make the classics more accessible and user friendly. Access is often limited by the fact texts can only be found in university collections, but by putting reproductions of Ovid's work on the Internet, this site hopes to redress the balance.
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