Dietary Supplements Search Tool from Mayo Clinic
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Mayo Clinic logs onto Blue Gene
Mayo Clinic logs onto Blue Gene
08/04/2004 02:58 PMIBM supercomputer drafted to help do the math on genes connected to
cancer, other diseases.
Mayo Clinic, IBM Partner for Better
Care, Research
Mayo Clinic, IBM Partner for Better
Care, Research
08/10/2004 08:02 PMThe two research giants take supercomputing to the next level,
creating a database of more than 4 million patient records that can be
used not just to track individual patients, but to advance medical and
scientific knowledge.
Mayo Clinic Says PDAs with Wi-Fi Safe
for Heart Devices
Mayo Clinic Says PDAs with Wi-Fi Safe
for Heart Devices
12/27/2004 12:48 PM The Mayo Clinic tested PDAs that access WLANs and deem them safe:
It's one thing to assume that WLANs don't have an effect on pacemakers
and other heart-assisting devices, and another to test that
assumption. The Mayo Clinic did limited testing and found no problems.
These devices are apparently sensitive to electromagnetic radiation,
the report says. [via TechDirt]...
great web searching tool, free download,
cool search web, search the web, google
web search, web search engine
great web searching tool, free download,
cool search web, search the web, google
web search, web search engine
06/20/2004 03:27 AMRe-Search is a new product that you can load it on your desktop. Of
course it is totally free. Search the web became easy, fast and
effectively! [PRWEB Jun 20, 2004]
A Dietary Mineral You Need (and Probably
Didn't Know It)
A Dietary Mineral You Need (and Probably
Didn't Know It)
05/17/2004 07:35 PMMagnesium is important to nearly every function and tissue in the body
but most of us may be running on less than a full tank.
Survey Finds Americans are Ready to
Comply with New US Government Dietary
Guidelines
Survey Finds Americans are Ready to
Comply with New US Government Dietary
Guidelines
02/01/2005 09:20 PMLifeScript.com poll finds 54.7% plan to exercise more, but most are
falling short of recommended daily exercise and fitness. [PRWEB Jan
14, 2005]
Java Supplements 1.3.1
Java Supplements 1.3.1
12/27/2003 11:30 PMA library of Java utility classes to alleviate repetitive development
tasks.
Java Supplements 1.3.0
Java Supplements 1.3.0
12/21/2003 11:48 PMA library of Java utility classes to alleviate repetitive development
tasks.
Indictment Prepared for Supplements Lab
(AP)
Indictment Prepared for Supplements Lab
(AP)
02/12/2004 01:28 AMAP - The federal government is preparing indictments against a
nutritional supplements lab and its founder, as well as the personal
trainer of baseball star Barry Bonds, The Associated Press has
learned.
Java Supplements 1.4.0 (Default branch)
Java Supplements 1.4.0 (Default branch)
04/15/2005 08:04 PM
Java Supplements is a free library of utility
classes which extends and enhances the
functionality of the classes provided by the
normal Java API. It provides robust and reliable
code for doing many of the tasks which Java
developers commonly find themselves writing code
for again and again, such as catching
InterruptedExceptions on Thread.sleep() calls or
reading files into a byte array.
Changes:
This release cleans up a lot of the code and fully maven-izes the
build process. It also adds new functionality for manipulating
strings, files, and objects.
All About Seruku Search Web Tool
All About Seruku Search Web Tool
05/21/2004 05:40 PMSearch Engine Journal May 21 2004 8:44PM GMT
Google's PC search tool
Google's PC search tool
05/19/2004 07:23 PMSeattle Post Intelligencer,WA-5 hours ago ... been across the board
this morning. "How cool is that!" writes Colin Faulkingham on his
Noise & More weblog. On the other end of ...
Amazon's Search Tool
Amazon's Search Tool
04/14/2004 06:40 PMA9, Amazon's new search engine, went
into public beta today. Note the tabs on the right when you do a
search. This is going to be one of the sites I use often, I suspect.
See also John
Battelle's analysis, which looks right on to me.
jux2 Search Tool
jux2 Search Tool
08/30/2004 06:51 AM
jux2 Search Tool
jux2 Search Toolhttp://www.jux2.com/index.php
As search aficionados, we have watched recent changes in
the search industry with great interest. Yahoo! launched its own
search algorithm in February 2004. MSN previewed its proprietary
search algorithm in July 2004, and is expected to roll it out soon.
That will give Internet searchers a choice of four different major
search algorithms (Ask Jeeves, Google, MSN, and Yahoo). It also made
us wonder: how different are the search engines, and is one any better
than the others? They created jux2 as a comparative research tool to
answer these questions. Using jux2, theylearned that search engines
are more different than people think, typically sharing fewer than 3.5
of their top 10 results (see the other statistical data). They also
found that a comparative tool like jux2 gives users far more control
over their searches and, in many cases, better search results than
from any single search engine. Their hope is that the community of
advanced search users finds jux2 an interesting and useful tool. This
has been added to the search engine section of
Internet MiniGuides
2004-05.
Selecting a Search Tool for Your Web
Browser
Selecting a Search Tool for Your Web
Browser
01/09/2004 09:55 PMQ. Is it possible to change the search engine page that comes up
automatically in the Search Companion area of Internet Explorer 6?
New search tool gets billionaire's
backing
New search tool gets billionaire's
backing
08/05/2004 09:01 AMTexas-based start-up IceRocket looks to edge in on Google's territory.
A little money from Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban won't hurt.
Non-English search tool widens the Web
Non-English search tool widens the Web
11/01/2003 06:24 AMIOL Nov 1 2003 5:46AM ET
In Search Of A Great Backup Tool
In Search Of A Great Backup Tool
01/16/2004 12:59 PMSeeking a More Intuitive Search Tool
Seeking a More Intuitive Search Tool
03/27/2005 11:37 PMThe file-search tool in Windows XP is a dog, and not just
metaphorically -- a little animated puppy appears on screen to
indicate your query's status by wagging its tail, panting, scratching
itself and other actions.
If only Microsoft's programmers had put such effort into the rest of
this software! Its searches run painfully slowly and routinely yield
masses of unrelated files.
A gaggle of contenders has recently put forth replacements for
Microsoft's search. Some are popular Web portals -- Ask Jeeves, Google
and Yahoo. Some are small, obscure developers -- Copernic and Blinkx.
One's a division of Microsoft itself, its MSN Internet service.
Google to launch new search tool
Google to launch new search tool
05/19/2004 12:06 PMWashington Times May 19 2004 3:41PM GMT
Amazon launches search tool
Amazon launches search tool
04/14/2004 07:58 PMAmazon.com has launched a beta version of A9, its entry into the
search engine market...
Search: A Brand Campaign Tool?
Search: A Brand Campaign Tool?
07/06/2004 06:44 PMSource: ClickZ - Search should be an ongoing effort to support a site
or marketing strategy. Should it be a branding tactic, too?...
Blinkx upgrades search tool
Blinkx upgrades search tool
04/04/2005 08:31 AMBlinkx on Monday plans to unveil the newest version of its PC search
software, which combines search results from a user's hard drive and
from the Internet in a single results list.
DURL, a Search Tool for del.icio.us
DURL, a Search Tool for del.icio.us
12/27/2004 12:43 PMAmazon unveils search tool
Amazon unveils search tool
04/14/2004 06:24 PMThe company's A9 subsidiary quietly launches a test version on the
Web, hoping to challenge Yahoo and Google in the lucrative search
market.
More refined search tool out today
More refined search tool out today
12/15/2003 09:24 AMSan Jose Mercury News Dec 15 2003 8:38AM ET
WeatherBug Upgrades with Search Tool
WeatherBug Upgrades with Search Tool
06/25/2004 02:36 AMWeatherBug has begun to roll out WeatherBug 6.0 which includes the new
WeatherBug Browser Companion. In addition to displaying the current
temperature, the Browser Companion docks on top of Internet Explorer
windows and features a search function powered by Ask Jeeves.
Initially, only 20,000 select users will be given the opportunity to
upgrade before the upgrade process is gradually completed before the
end of the summer. WeatherBug 6 zeros in on providing users with
highly precise local weather conditions in real-time.
Web supplements public sector
information sources & doesn't replace
them, says report
Web supplements public sector
information sources & doesn't replace
them, says report
12/09/2003 07:18 AMPublicTechnology.net Dec 9 2003 6:25AM ET
Seeking a More Intuitive Search Tool
(washingtonpost.com)
Seeking a More Intuitive Search Tool
(washingtonpost.com)
03/26/2005 06:45 PMwashingtonpost.com - The file-search tool in Windows XP is a dog, and
not just metaphorically -- a little animated puppy appears on screen
to indicate your query's status by wagging its tail, panting,
scratching itself and other actions.
Software tool smothers sponsored search
Software tool smothers sponsored search
11/14/2003 07:28 PMText-based advertisements have become a staple of Web search in the
last several years on such popular sites as Google, Yahoo and
Microsoft's MSN. ...
Overture Launches Search Optimization
Tool
Overture Launches Search Optimization
Tool
07/27/2004 04:23 PMSource: InternetNews.com - The Web-based application was designed to
help search engine marketers manage and optimize large numbers of
keywords. The tool is Overture's answer to aQuantive's Atlas OnePoint,
or Atlas Search, but the auto-optimization works only on the
company's...
New Tool To Pull Out Paid Search Results
New Tool To Pull Out Paid Search Results
11/17/2003 02:06 AMNow that pop-up and banner ad blocking software is becoming more
common, the makers of such products are turning their efforts to other
sneaky advertising tricks. InterMute, makers of AdSubtract, are
launching a product that will try to
remove paid inclusion search results that have been
coming under
increas
ing scrutiny lately. It's a little unclear from the article
exactly how the search removal program will work. It might just be
designed to work with sites (like Google) where the paid text ads are
obvious - but it suggests that it will try to pick them out of other
search engines where the paid inclusions are mixed right in with the
unpaid. Of course, I wonder how big a market there is for such
technology? While the more tech savvy folks may know about paid
inclusions, most people don't. Furthermore, they're not intrusive -
which is what is most annoying about pop-ups and spam. People are
willing to pay to get rid of intrusive advertising, but I'm not sure
they're willing to pay to get rid of subtle advertising.
New Search Tool Targets Handwritten
Documents
New Search Tool Targets Handwritten
Documents
12/24/2004 12:28 PMNew Search Tool Targets Handwritten Documents
http://www.umass.edu/umhome/news/articles/7683.php
Scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have developed
a "first-of-its-kind" document retrieval system that is able to
"memorize" keywords in handwritten manuscripts. Computer scientist R.
Manmatha says, "Right now, searching a scanned handwritten document is
very hard to do. Scanned historical documents are basically images, or
pictures, and currently can only be searched if someone manually
transcribes the documents or creates an index of their contents. This
is time consuming and expensive to do. Given the cost, most
handwritten documents are never transcribed or indexed. But there is
an enormous amount of handwritten, historical material." Manmatha and
his associates have created a demonstration of their search tool using
1,000 pages of George Washington's papers, which can be searched by
typing in a common keyword such as "Virginia." According to research
assistant Toni Rath, "The basic idea is analogous to searching text
documents in one language, say French, using queries in another
language, say English. This is usually done by learning models from
documents written in both languages. By analogy, our system learns
from a parallel body of transcribed scanned images. That is, the word
images form a 'visual language' and the transcriptions are in
English."
New search tool gets billionaire Cuban's
backing
New search tool gets billionaire Cuban's
backing
08/04/2004 06:47 PMIcerocket.com looks to edge in on Google's territory. A little
Maverick money won't hurt.
Web tool aims to ease search for a
hospital
Web tool aims to ease search for a
hospital
07/16/2004 03:15 AMBoston Globe Jul 16 2004 7:41AM GMT
Visual search tool Grokker 2.1 ships for
OS X
Visual search tool Grokker 2.1 ships for
OS X
06/30/2004 05:33 PMGroxis Inc. announced on Wednesday that
Grokker
2.1, the company's visual search tool, is now compatible with Mac
OS X. The software was previously available as a Beta release for the
operating system. Grokker uses its four plug-ins -- The Web (covering
the AltaVista, MSN, WiseNut, Yahoo! and Teoma search engines),
Amazon.com, Google and My Files -- to produce visual maps of the data
you're looking for, whether it's on the Internet or on your hard
drive. It features a fully functional Web browser and allows you to
build, edit and save visual maps containing up to 2,000 items in each.
Version 2.1 builds maps faster, adds the Google plug-in, highlights
query keywords in different colors and more. It requires Mac OS X
v10.2.2, a G3 processor, 256MB RAM, 20MB free hard drive space, Java
1.4.1 and Safari 1.0. A 30-day trial is available from the Groxis Web
site, and a license is US$49.
Copernic debuts desktop search tool
Copernic debuts desktop search tool
08/31/2004 01:15 PMIf navigating the desktop is the next frontier in search, there's now
one more explorer.
Microsoft Eyes Master Search Tool
Microsoft Eyes Master Search Tool
05/28/2004 04:51 AMLooking to ease consumers' digital overload, the software giant
readies a new technology designed to help computer users find any type
of file, anywhere. The 'end-to-end system' -- coming soon to a PC near
you -- could help Microsoft in its battle with Google.
Yahoo Offers New Y!Q Contextual Search
Tool
Yahoo Offers New Y!Q Contextual Search
Tool
02/05/2005 10:09 PMGrok Description matches for Dietary Supplements Search Tool from Mayo Clinic
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