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To: ms.smartest.person who started this subject	7/19/2004 11:54:13 AM
From: ms.smartest.person	Read Replies (1) of 209

Searching the Net? Here Are Places to Start SEARCH ENGINES Google is by far the best search engine on the web, gives highly useful results by analyzing a page's popularity. google.com Yahoo<: Subject guide and free-text searching of the World Wide Web yahoo.com Alta Vista, free-text searching of the Web altavista.digital.com Excite's concept searching is highly effective (Also visit their Magellan guide. excite.com magellan.excite.com Northern Light categorizes search results to help you focus nlsearch.com Hotbot, from Hotwired and Inktomi, scored high in a recent study of completeness hotbot.com search.com has the Infoseek engine as well as more obscure topic-oriented choices search.cnet.com infoseek.com Ask Jeeves searching with a human touch askjeeves.com Ultimate Bulletin Board actual humans answering questions from each other isleuth.com Wired Cybrarian Selected links, with descriptions, in two dozen categories wired.com ProFusion combines major search engines and filters the results profusion.com SavvySearch, Dogpile and Metacrawler offer simultaneous searches of multiple Web search engines savvysearch.com dogpile.com metacrawler.com Magellan describes and rates Web resources. Also visit Voyeur to spy on other searchers mckinley.com voyeur.mckinley.com Looksmart searches a selection of sites chosen by humans looksmart.com About.com, formerly the Mining Co., has humans who assemble mini-sites on a wide variety of topics. about.com Britannica adds human judgment to searching britannica.com Reference.com searches and archives mailing lists, web forums and Usenet groups. reference.com ForumOne One-stop guide to forum topics around the Web forumone.com Deja.com (formerly Dejanews) lets you search for Usenet postings or posters dejanews.com C\|Net combines computer news, reviews, software and services. Also see their news.com and Snap! service cnet.com news.com snap.com Achoo and The Hardin Library for the Health Sciences catalog health related sites achoo.com arcade.uiowa.edu Archieplex: Search FTP archives around the Internet lerc.nasa.gov Liszt and Tile.Net will help you find Internet mailing lists liszt.com tile.net Yack Guide to live events on the Web yack.com Source: jesco_communications.tripod.com

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