Databases Learn More: Cycorp
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
Another article about Doug Lenant and Cycorp. We've featured several in the past 18 months. From the article, "Although some critics question the potential of this painstaking effort, the inventors believe Cyc will form the brains of computers with supercharged reasoning abilities - which could help us work more efficiently, make us understand each other better, and even help us predict the previously unforeseeable. Cyc (pronounced "psych") has already helped Lycos Inc. generate more relevant results on its Internet search engine. The military, which has invested $25 million in Cyc, is testing it as an intelligence tool in the war against terrorism. Companies use Cyc to unify disparate databases, and they are examining a new application that warns when computer networks have vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit." See Also: Direct to Cycorp Web Site
Web Browsers
Source: The Washington Post "Mozilla, an Old Browser New Again" The Post's Rob Pegoraro with some very positive comments about the Mozilla browser. I've been using Mozilla quite a bit since the official launch and have been very impressed. See Also: Direct to the Mozilla Web Site (Download)
Resources, Tools, and Full-Text Documents (2 Items) Demographics--United States CensusScope
From the site, "CensusScope is an easy-to-use tool for investigating U.S. demographic trends, brought to you by the Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN) at the University of Michigan. With eye-catching graphics and exportable trend data, CensusScope is designed for generalists and specialists." Data from 2000 and 1990 Census. Discovered via Infomine See Also: Ameristat
- Health Information
Source: National Library of Medicine A Selection of New MEDLINEplus Compilations MEDLINEplus: Hepatitis A
MEDLINEplus Hepatitis B
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