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Drucken Kontakt Suchen Anfahrt ... A bis Z der Energie Feel the energy you are most familiar with: vital energy We will make energy perceptive to the senses at our EXPO stand in Hanover. Here, in the midst of the loud and colourful hubbub of the World Exhibition, people will find the peace and quiet to recover and to get their fill of positive energy. Energy is abstract, something we are not directly aware of. We perceive energy as colour, sound, movement or other such sensations. The basic concept of our presentation is the idea of interpreting energy in a different manner. The centrepiece of our presentation, located in the middle of the stand, is the six-metre high energy dome - an experiment field for different energy moods. The visitor enters the dome where he is wrapped in a spectrum of light and colours ranging from orange to red and ultraviolet. The interior of the dome turns into a light and colour sculpture with the visitor being part of the show. Light and colour conditions inside the dome blend continually with each other. Colours and moods change constantly, acoustically accompanied by drifting sounds and tones which have their origin in silence. A medley of light "distant" tunes, deep and soft vibrations, voices and burbling waters. Even original sounds from a power station have been woven into this collage of sounds. The visitors inside the dome will influence the interplay and sequence of light and sounds. Sensors register the number of people and their movements inside the dome and translate the result into a play of light and sound.

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Getting the Most Out of Web Search Services This workshop reviews how to effectively utilize World Wide Web search services. The workshop covers all the major search services, including search engines, metacrawlers and directories. The majority of the workshop focuses on search engines since search engines are the tools people most often use to find information on the World Wide Web. Recommended Search Engines Basic Search Engine Strategies Advanced Search Engine Strategies Metacrawlers ... Summary Recommended Search Engines Below we recommend three search engines. To understand why we recommend these search engines, it is necessary to review how search engines work. Search engines work by sending out robots known as spiders. The spiders "crawl" through the web moving from link to link, adding new pages to the search engine's database as they go. When you conduct a search on a search engine you are searching that search engine's database not the entire World Wide Web. A search engine matches a search to the webpages in its database. The search engine then lists the matching webpages according to relevancy, or importance. Search engines determine relevancy by analyzing the text of the matching webpages, and in the case of the better search engines, by also considering other factors such as the the size of the webpage or the number of links to the page. Superior Search Engines Do All or Most of the Following: Employ Industrious Indexing Robots(Spiders)

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79. UI Current LIS Clips: Web Searching Where are you most comfortable searching? Which service is most familiarto you? Which service has the search features you will need? http://www.lis.uiuc.edu/clips/2002_12.html

Web Searching December, 2002 - Compiled, annotated and supplemented by Janet Eke Updated 1/9/03 (see items noted in red below) Printer Friendly Version In This Issue: Becoming an Efficient and Effective Web Searcher An approach to efficient and effective Web searching Understanding search engines and subject directories Beyond engines and directories: specialized tools and the Deep Web Formulating and formalizing Web searching strategies ... More Web topics in future issues 1. An approach to efficient and effective Web searching Based on workshops developed by Janet Eke, Pat Barlosky, and Cindy Kehoe, for the Ontario Library Association, the National Technological University, and Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1999-2002). Cohen, Laura B. "The Web as a Research Tool: Teaching Strategies for Instructors." Choice Supplement to vol. 36 (1999):19-44. The Web is difficult to search. Though the Web's hypertext point-and-click environment is simple, conducting research on the Web is not. Its chaotic architecture of linking lends itself well to surfing but not to efficient information finding. (Cohen, 1999.)

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Robert Todd Carroll SkepDic.com The Skeptic's Refuge searching for memory the brain, the mind, and the past by Daniel Schacter New York: Basic Books, 1996 There is scarcely a human activity which is not affected by memory. To overestimate the importance of studies on memory seems impossible. Yet, all too often, we take memory for granted and make assumptions about memory without knowing whether our beliefs are based on fact or myth. Most of us can be excused for our ignorance, since studies of memory rarely attract the attention of the mass media. There are some notable exceptions, such as the "Memory Wars", as Schacter refers to the battle over recovered repressed memories of alien abductions or of childhood abuse and murder. Daniel Schacter makes accessible to the general reader the background information necessary to make sense of the "Memory Wars." (He devotes an entire chapter to the issue.) He provides an invaluable map of where we are in the quest to understand one of the most fundamental properties of the human mind. And he dispels a few myths along the way. In chapter two, "Building Memories," Schacter presents a sketch of a model which incorporates elements of both a neurological and a psychological model of memory. He notes that there should only be one correct neurological model (N-model), a model of how the brain and neural network function in memory, a descriptive model of functions and causal connections. But there may be several psychological models (P-models) of memory, though each of them must be true to the N-model, as well as to subjective experience, to be adequate. P-models are explanatory models, trying to help us make sense out of the experiences of remembering and forgetting.

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