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Eric Blinderman took a leave of absence from his job at Proskauer Rose to serve in Iraq. He worked first as Associate General Counsel for the Coalition Provisional Authority, and later as Chief Litigation Counsel and Associate Deputy to … Go here to read the rest: Podcast Interview with a Lawyer

Tools and Applications for Teachers Posted in Google, Internet, Tools | August 17th, 2008 Google calendar is Web based calendar service from Google. It works as online hall or bulletin board. Teachers can use Google calendar to invite students to put their events, birthday.

Google started to integrate in the search results information about the scientific papers included in Google Scholar. Below the snippet, Google lists the authors, the number of citations and links to related articles and other versions available online.

Here is the beginning of a very good article on why we should be suspicious of Google. Sooner or later some entity will have to get involved to monitor this information Goliath. You can read the full article here: Top 10 Reasons to Fear Google. Once just a search engine, it is now sprouting up extensions like Jack’s bean stalk on steroids.

Two of my very talented colleagues, Kat Hagedorn and Josh Santelli, just published a nice piece in D-Lib entitled "Google Still Not Indexing Hidden Web URLs." Kat and Josh and I have discussed this problem off and on, stimulated in part by our frustrations in getting the OAI data collected by OAIster into search services like Google.

What it does Ispecies is a search engine that allows scientists and others to search for any species and retrieve a great deal of pertinent information about the species in question. The engine aggregates a number of different sources which include Wikipedia, NCBI, Yahoo Images, GBIF, and Google Scholar.

http://www.int-res.com/articles/esep2008/8/e008pp5.pdf ABSTRACT: Traditionally, the most commonly used source of bibliometric data is Thomson ISI Web of Knowledge, in particular the Web of Science and the Journal Citation Reports (JCR), which provide the yearly Journal Impact Factors (JIF).

I’ve been watching the Microsoft Live Academic Search capabilities for a number of months wondering where it would go. Whether it was “first to market” awareness for Google Scholar or simply the more general bias towards Google for searching the future of Live Academic Search vs. Scholar was always of interest.

Live.com – Microsoft’s search engine will shut down Live Search Books and Live Search Academic. The news came via Satya Nadella, a Senior VP of Search. He wrote on in a blog post that “Based on our experience, we foresee that the best way for a search engine to make book content available will be by

Google Friend Connect is a new option which allows the site possessors grow traffic easily by adding the social feature to your website. Using few snippets of code the user can able to engage people deeply with site.