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PRESS RELEASE Schools To Meet Internet Challenges With SurfWax Scholar   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) SurfWax Scholar is designed to bridge the barriers that currently limit many educators' trust of the Internet as well as their embrace of technology. SurfWax Scholar helps bridge the digital divide with a simple user interface that requires only basic computer skills to make the Web a rich source of information for all students. SurfWax Scholar uses Plagiarism Guard to help teachers easily compare student documents to documents on the Internet and to other student documents across the school or a district. www.marketwire.com /mw/release_html_b1?release_id=45609   (556 words)

Hang Ten with SurfWax Metasearch SurfWax's home page is deceptively sparse, offering just a search form, two pull-down menus, and a few links to advanced features and info. SurfWax shows you exactly which elements on a page are the ones it has determined are most relevant to your query. SurfWax has additional features available if you register, including the ability to build your own customized interface into the Invisible Web, and save your SiteSnaps (from web pages, Doc files, or PDF files) in an "InfoCubby" where they can be re-used, annotate, and shared with other users. searchenginewatch.com /showPage.html?page=2157271   (893 words)

Nextaris -- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) It is SurfWax's policy that the copyright of the legal copyright owner must be properly respected relative to all and any content or images saved to your Nextaris folders (see Nextaris Use Policy for more information.). If SurfWax Inc. is ever sold or ceases operations, all users will be sent advance notice (to the email address in your Account tab) within a three-week period so that users may download and save their Folder and files to alternate sources. The current bandwidth limit is approximately 30MB/month (see Nextaris Use Policy for more information.), SurfWax does monitor for bandwidth excessive use and reserves the right to implement a surcharge for high bandwidth usage on a case-by-case basis at any time in the future. www.nextaris.com /nextarisfaq.html   (1510 words)

LLRX.com - Web Critic: SurfWax: A Surfing Tool With Real Research Potential SurfWax works off the concept of SearchSets, which are sets of search and topical resources. Another bonus of SurfWax's programming (which creates SiteSnaps automatically, in real time) is that it will distill non-HTML documents (such as Word, PDF or Excel) into text, without the necessity of launching the appropriate software or viewer. Since all of SurfWax's features are available on the Palm VII, collaboration could happen even when some group members are on the road, in a meeting or otherwise without access to a computer. www.llrx.com /columns/webcritic13.htm   (1933 words)

Nextaris Terms of Use SurfWax assumes no responsibility or liability for these search results or page content, including but not limited to: (1) the timeliness of content, (2) the accuracy of including content or associating content with a specific topic or page, and (3) the content aggregated from non-SurfWax sites in SurfWax search results or on SurfWax pages. SurfWax does not screen communications or documents saved to Folders and is not responsible for screening or monitoring either the Content or any other information provided by third-party Sites used by you. SurfWax does not warrant that SurfWax Site(s) or Folder content will be free of computer viruses or other harmful code that can impact your computer or other Web-access device. www.nextaris.com /termsofuse.html   (2262 words)

LLRX.com - Web Critic: Getting a Grip on the Web: SurfWax Legal Researcher Whether you've tried out SurfWax yet or not, it may well be worth your time to test drive the company's new service for the legal field, SurfWax Legal Researcher. SurfWax Legal Researcher facilitates customized meta-searching, but not in the same way as the original version. Instead of permitting the user to select and save sets of engines, databases and other resources through which a search will be run, SurfWax LR has you access predefined search sets in as few as two clicks. www.llrx.com /columns/webcritic15.htm   (1293 words)

Power Searching with SurfWax SurfWax offers three levels of registration to access SearchSets and InfoCubbies: free, silver and gold. SurfWax is an innovative service that offers a tremendous amount of value for the searcher. Part 1 of this review: SurfWax is a metasearch engine with some powerful advanced features, including the ability to build your own customized gateways into the Invisible web. searchenginewatch.com /showPage.html?page=2157281   (921 words)

Search Engine Reviews: Oingo, SurfWax and iWon Oingo, SurfWax, and iWon are relatively new and intriguing additions to the search engine contingent. Oingo and SurfWax offer variations of the usual search results, while iWon not only provides information, but also gives you a chance of winning huge sums of money. SurfWax is a metasearch engine with some unusual features. www.suite101.com /article.cfm/search_engines/30579   (462 words)

Cyber Aspect - Industry Newz - Web Building Newz This process also categorizes words that are associated with each meaning as either broad or narrow, displaying the true lexical power of SurfWax and enabling the user to focus their search effectively. FocusWords are incorporated into SurfWax through an innovative interface that gives the user instant access to a growing list that contains hundreds of thousands of search "candidates" that help the user refine their search criteria. SurfWax further enhances the search process by incorporating a system of abstracts, or SiteSnaps, related to the page titles displayed in the meta-search results. www.cyber-aspect.com /newz/newz_wb_0833.htm   (554 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) SurfWax, a provider of Web-based research solutions for schools and law firms, has announced the release of SurfWax Enterprise, designed for corporations and enterprises that need to implement an intelligent approach to Open Web searching for knowledge workers in their organizations. SurfWax Enterprise is an integrated Web search and knowledge management tool that is designed to bring precision and efficiency to searching the Open Web. SurfWax works with client organizations to develop categorized SearchSets of previously identified and other Web pages directly applicable to research topics and areas of interest. www.econtentmag.com /Articles/ArticleReader.aspx?ArticleID=4277   (305 words)

Internet News: Surfwax News Search Surfwax News has 100,000 news topics and a list of popular topics. Clicking on a result takes you to the Surfwax category where you have to do your own digging. The use of topics at Surfwax News is interesting but this news search is not ready for primetime. www.websearchguide.ca /netblog/archives/002176.html   (223 words)

Plagiarism Grant Report Research was conducted on these companies and the three most suitable were Turnitin, Eve, and Surfwax that appeared to be the best for doing a pilot study. We found in the pricing that Turnitin was more than we wanted to afford, but TLTR gave us $674 to allow a limited number of faculty the ability to use Eve and Surfwax for the study. In addition to uploading student papers to these two sites, the subcommittee was also interested in discussing academic integrity and revising the SRU handbook for students that would revise the policy now in place if academic cheating took place. www.sru.edu /pages/8740.asp   (619 words)

SurfWax Intellectual Property © 1998-2003 SurfWax, Inc.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) SurfWax, InfoCubby, and FocusWords are registered trademarks of SurfWax, Inc. SearchBlanket, SearchSets, ContextZooming, SiteSnaps, Facilitator, ExtractSum, Nextaris, Just-Ads, "knowledge endpoint", "distilling essence from the web", SurfWax Scholar, LawKT, SurfWax Legal Researcher, and My Personal Searcher are trademarks of SurfWax, Inc. Patents Pending. The majority of SurfWax FocusWords, their structure and relations, is the proprietary intellectual property of SurfWax, Inc. © 1998-2003; with some initial portions derived from WordNet. SurfWax uses its own proprietary ExtractSum™ process of corpus extraction with structured vectors to dynamically build the hierarchy of FocusWords and automatically generate SiteSnap content. www.shopeasier.com /ip.htm   (158 words)

surfwax To keep her occupied, I let her hold a bar of surfwax. As she got older I would go over to the boards and she would stand in front of the packages of wax. One day she may pick up her board and head to the beach, and she will smell the surfwax and maybe recall those trips to the surf shop with her Dad. www.beaconsbeach.com /surfwax.htm   (498 words)

NewsBreaks - SurfWax Aims to Surf into the Enterprise Market   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) SurfWax SearchSets eliminate this problem by accessing multiple search sources through a single point of access—one query submitted simultaneously against multiple targeted sources. SurfWax can typically be up and running in an organization within a week. SurfWax provides significant efficiencies of operation and avoids the usual complexity of setting-up partnership and project management tools. www.infotoday.com /newsbreaks/nb030421-2.shtml   (1041 words)

Angela Beesley: Surfwax releases Wikiwax: a quick index to Wikipedia Surfwax offered visitors this manner of LookAhead auto-complete searching for over a year. According an earlier revision of the Wikinews article on this, initially written by Sj, the site has "atrocious design" and a love of "bizarre nomenclature". Search Engine Watch notes the similarity to Google Suggest, but states that Surfwax was "offering this technology months before Google". www.wikisearch.org /2005/03/surfwax-releases-wikiwax-quick-index.htm   (241 words)

Second Generation Searching on the Web Second generation services such as Brainboost and SurfWax apply different kinds of concept processing to a search statement to determine the probable intent of a search. This is often accomplished by the use of human generated indexes. SurfWax is a meta engine that offers options to see a quick view of the content of sites in your search results list, along with search terms to broaden or narrow a subsequent search. www.internettutorials.net /second.html   (1849 words)

Nextaris -- smart search related web application from SurfWax You may also enter a query (several if you like) and then get an email whenever new articles that are relevant to your query turn up. It is a categorizing news search service not unlike Topix.net, although the number of categories is not as extensive yet. This is only to be expected from SurfWax which for years has been renowned for its intelligent metasearch service which uses linguistic tools to propose alternative query words, and creates abstracts or Site Snaps for the search results through automatic text summarization. www.pandia.com /sw-2004/37-nextaris.html   (1098 words)

Internet News: Surfwax Surfwax has announced Surfwax   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) Surfwax Surfwax has announced Surfwax Scholar for use in schools. Surfwax is known mainly as a meta-search engine but it has many other capabilities for accessing the Invisible Web, refining searches, storing searches, summarizing pages, and sharing files. The press release states: "SurfWax Scholar provides a school-controlled environment to facilitate searching the Internet, document sharing, and proper citing of sources." www.websearchguide.ca /netblog/archives/000981.html   (102 words)

Surfing for Scholars - 2/1/2003 - School Library Journal SurfWax Scholar wants to make surfing the Web a lot easier. SurfWax Scholar software comes with hundreds of subjects that can be used in the classroom, and offers newsfeeds and several tools for students, librarians, and teachers. Javier Ergueta, a Menlo Park (CA) High School history teacher, says the service makes him feel secure that his students will be led to worthwhile sources when doing research projects. www.schoollibraryjournal.com /article/CA272707.html   (251 words)

Sites and Soundbytes: Surfwax   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) SurfWax -- Aggregating News for Thousands of Topics Surfwax offers an enormous collection of news on all sorts of topics. The library section alone has a hundred separate subjects. www.greenlakelibrary.org /blog/archives/001856.html   (114 words)

ResearchBuzz: Search Engines-SurfWax Archives LLRX and SurfWax Team Up LLRX and SurfWax have teamed up to offer a search engine for the Law-Lib discussion group, which has searchable messages back to 1992. SurfWax, if you remember, offers "site snaps" -- quick summaries... After playing around with MetaEureka (mentioned earlier this week) over the weekend, I found myself quite liking the idea of using a search engine as a jump-off point, or even a "linger point," to obtain more information in real-time about... www.researchbuzz.org /search_enginessurfwax   (95 words)

ResearchBuzz: SurfWax Gets Busy With Real-Time Abstracts Then this morning I read that SurfWax has started including Real-Time abstracts with its search service at http://www.surfwax.com/. These are not the same type of site information bits you get from MetaEureka; SurfWax doesn't pull server information or information just from the meta-tags. Instead, what you get is an almost compressed version of the page. www.researchbuzz.org /2000/05/surfwax_gets_busy_with_realtim.shtml   (256 words)

www.myspace.com/captainahabsurfwax   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) Captain Ahab’s Surfwax With inspiration gathered from old western movies and the 60’s surf-rock, Captain Ahab’s Surfwax proudly presents the sound that will take you on a journey of moods. Themes that will get the hair on your arms to rise and horns that will blow your brains out. View All of Captain Ahab's Surfwax 's Friends www.myspace.com /captainahabsurfwax   (312 words)

SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Pour Over Will SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Pour Over Will A trust may not be enough Apr 3, 2005 The substitute trustee will step in to act as the trustee if the grantor of the trust loses the ability to act or chooses to relinquish his position (Phoenixville News, PA) www.lawkt.com /files/Pour_Over_Will.html   (239 words)

Largest Surf Board Wax Collection Of course our collections have some of the same waxes, but we all have several surfing waxes that the others do not. In any case, I owe many mahalos to the many people who have contributed surfwax to this collection in one way or another. This collection contains old surfboard wax, new surf board waxes, rare waxes, surfing wax from around the world, signed bars and lots more. www.surfwaxmuseum.com   (234 words)

SurfWax News Search SurfWax.com has developed an innovative way of searching news. As first reported on by ResearchBuzz.com, SurfWax has over 100,000 topics from which it can query. Google powers this option, although SurfWax has stated they intend on implementing their own headline search. www.enterprisewebpro.com /enterprisewebpro-61-20040413SurfWaxNewsSearch.html   (221 words)

aloom.com - SurfWax SurfWax offers two levels of queries: search and focus. Search gives you a snapshot of top relevant sites. Focus gives you similar, broader, and narrower versions of the keyword to refine your search. www.aloom.com /enginedetail.cfm?engine=SurfWax   (33 words)

Search Engine Reviews: Oingo, SurfWax and iWon Home » Technology » Search Engines » Search Engine Reviews: Oingo, SurfWax and iWon For the corresponding "live" discussions, post in the active topic forum here. Please follow the guidelines set forth in the Suite101.com Posting Etiquette when adding to the discussion. www.suite101.com /discussion.cfm/search_engines/99520   (66 words)

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