Search Hacker - Free web passwords finder search engine...
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KaylinQ/search
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KaylinQ is a woman from Somewhere Underthesea, Philippines
Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, its a way of lookin at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at lifes realities. -Dr. Seuss
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100 Unbelievably Useful Reference Sites You've Never...
Rated • 31 reviews • search, resource, reference • teachingtips.com
From the page:
"100 Unbelievably Useful Reference Sites Youve Never Heard Of
By Laura Milligan
Beyond Google, Wikipedia and other generic reference sites, the Internet boasts a multitude of search engines, dictionaries, reference desks and databases that have organized and archived information for quick and easy searches. In this list, weve compiled just 100 of our favorites, for teachers, students, hypochondriacs, procrastinators, bookworms, sports nuts and more."
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Google Patents
Rated • 27 reviews • search • google.com
From Site:
Google Patents
Search over 7 million patents.
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Kooltorch.com
Rated • 3 reviews • search • kooltorch.com
Kool Torch
THE KOOLTORCH STRATEGY
KoolTorch is on the forefront of an emerging trend of making it easier for people to find and use knowledge. KoolTorch provides an eye-pleasing format for easily and quickly viewing large numbers of search results displayed in a useful context. Our unique visualization of search results based on categorization and clustering in a multi-level graphical format - with large numbers of results (up to 100 or more) on a single page - helps to make sense of what a user is searching.
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cPanel&
Rated • 5 reviews • search • searchcrystal.com
searchCrystal
lets you search and compare multiple engines in one place.
It is a search visualization tool that enables you to compare, remix and share results from the best web, image, video, blog, tagging, news engines, Flickr images or RSS feeds.
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Google diving into 3D mapping of oceans | News Blog -...
Rated • 1 review • search, map • ecoustics-cnet.com.com
Google diving into 3D mapping of oceans
We've got Google Earth and Google Sky.
Next up will be a map of the world below sea level--Google Ocean.
The company has assembled an advisory group of oceanography experts,
and in December invited researchers from institutions around the world
to the Mountain View, Calif., Googleplex. There, they discussed plans
for creating a 3D oceanographic map, according to sources familiar with
the matter.
The tool--for now called Google Ocean, the sources say, though
that name could change--is expected to be similar to other 3D online
mapping applications. People will be able to see the underwater
topography, called bathymetry; search for particular spots or
attractions; and navigate through the digital environment by zooming
and panning. (The tool, however, is not to be confused with the "Google
Ocean" project by France-based Magic Instinct Software that uses Google Earth as a visualization tool for marine data.)
Google Ocean will feature a basic layer that shows the depth of the sea
floor and will serve as a spatial framework for additional data,
sources said, adding that Google plans to try to fill in some areas of
the map with high-resolution images for more detail.
Additional data will be displayed as overlying layers that depict
phenomena like weather patterns, currents, temperatures, shipwrecks,
coral reefs, and algae blooms, much like the National Park Service and
NASA provide additional data for Google Earth and Google Sky.
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Google Goes Back to 1500, Plans to Map the Oceans -...
Rated • 1 review • search, map • gizmodo.com
Google Goes Back to 1500,
Plans to Map the Oceans
As a natural progression from Google Earth and Google Sky, the Mountain
View monolith now plans to create 3D maps of the Earth's oceans and
seas and make it available via Google Ocean. The software will allow
users to navigate the aquatic bottom and see the topography that exists
down there. Google also plans to include interactive data about various
subjects such as weather patterns, coral reefs, shipwrecks and
currents. The goal for Google Ocean is to use as much high resolution
photography of the underwater terrain as possible, offering more than
just a map. But researchers say such a process could take upwards of
100 years. And Google, if you're going to include an Easter egg similar
to Google Earth's flight sim, could we get a guided tour with a virtual
Team Zissou? [CNet News]
