Google Scholar lets you search for academic articles. The cute feature is that it finds things by citation, so it will tell you about articles that are not online but have been cited in articles that are online, which allows you to request them from your friendly local dead tree library.
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Very cool. I’m going to get a lot of use out of this.
Also tried Google Keyhole today for the first time, its pretty neat. Makes you feel like you work for the NSA…