Explorations Of The Deep:10 Search Engines to Explore the Deep End of the Invisible Web

via makeuseof.com The “Invisible Web,” that part of the World Wide Web that is not commonly searched by our standard search engines such as Google or Bing is estimated by the Library of Congress to be close to containing 91,000 terabytes. Saikat Basu’s article at MakeUseOf.com, quotes a Wikipedia article in which that figure is [...]

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Geek Out with Popular Science Magazine

Search the PopSci Archives | Popular Science. “Popular Science” magazine,  inspiration of millions of  science and technology nerds, has partnered with Google to give access to its entire 137-year archive for free browsing. You can find each of their issues looking just as it did originally at publication. Delight in period advertisements while you geek [...]

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Searching the Green Web with Green Maven

via greenmaven.com Led by a team of mavens from Green MBA at Dominican University of California, greenmaven.com’s search engine hosts over 10,000 websites, and their business directory is nearing the 4,000 mark. Use the Hot Searches cloud on their site, read their blog, use their easy directory or just search on a keyword, it’s easy. [...]

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Rules of Thumb Collection

RulesofThumb.org – Homepage. According to this website, which is hosted by a published author and expert on the “Rules” A rule of thumb turns information you have into information you need. “The goal of this website is to gather every rule of thumb on earth into one gargantuan, easily searchable online reference database that will [...]

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Put On Your Mood Ring and Search the Web

Pick your mood, click the button and open up  a website that should match your emotions. Maybe you don’t “feel lucky” today, but you probably feel like searching anyway!

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