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If you are not lucky enough to attend the Winter Olympics at Nagano in person, you can still follow the action on the Internet.

 At the official Web site of the 18th Winter Olympic Games (http://wwwus.nagano. olympic.org/homee.html) - which has more than 30,000 pages - you can learn about all the ongoing events at Nagano.

  First, go to the Welcome section in which you will find Games at a Glance as the perfect starting point.

  After familiarising yourself with the Winter Games, you can choose to join the Official Nagano Games Club for club members' privileges.

  Younger Winter Games lovers should find Kids Plaza (http://wwwus.nagano. olympic.org/fun/fbe.shtml) appealing. Apart from formal information about the events, it also includes a virtual trip to Nagano, Olympic trivia and great online games.

  With the Winter Games already under way for more than a week, the National Hockey League has taken a special winter break, starting February 8 until around February 26 to enable NHL players to participate in the games.

  NHL fans can go to http://www. govst.edu/users/muhsr1/hockey/oly/ index.html for more details on the team rosters in the Nagano Games. There are more Olympic Hockey Links for those who are interested in the sport.

   If you want to know the history of the Olympics as well as current information, go to Britannica Sporting Record: The Winter Games Web page at http://winter.eb.com/.

  There are four sections to choose from: The Games, The Events, The Athletes, and The Record. An interesting article in the record site describes the meaning of the Olympic spirit.

 For the most up-to-date information, the United States Olympic Committee Online (http://www.olympic-usa.org) brings you everything live from Nagano.



Catch Olympic action without catching cold