Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

GooCookin (Google hack), 5.12Goodwin, Evan, on Ibsen, 16.10Googleand Applied Semantics, 5.11book-information-in-search projects, 11.14–15browser (visualizer), 2.13, 4.12checking out new clients on, 4.14desktop search program, 21.12digitizing project, 21.11holiday logos, 13.13map to address via phone number service, 12.8mapping website, 22.11and metatags, 6.12name verification on, 1.9news website, 1.11out-of-this-world job description, 14.10PageRank tool, 14.8scholarly literature search engine, 21.11–12search engine relationship (usage) chart, 8.12torquing, 15.14WorldCat database access project, 11.14Google Groups (newsgroups connection), 15.10Google hack website, 5.12, 6.13Google Hacks (Calishain and Dornfest), 5.12“Google Jumps In,” 11.14–15Google mania, and librarians, 21.10, 22.7Google Maps, 22.11“Google Me, Google You,” 21.10Google News website, 1.11Google Print project, 11.14–15Specious Report on (article), 13.13Google Scholar (search engine), 21.11–12GoogleBrowser (TouchGraph), 2.13“Got the Time?,” 9.9–10“Gotta Love It!,” 6.15Graaf. See de Graaf, JohnGrabois, Andrewon U.S. book production in 2002, 6.1–2on U.S. book production in 2003, 16.1Grant, Rickford, Linux for Non-Geeks, 18.9, 19.11Graph Based Interfaces, 2.13See also visualizersGravitz, Ina, on hugs for librarians (letter), 22.7I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 22