Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
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MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
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MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
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MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
------------
MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
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MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
------------
MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolution of popular quotations through time. http://books.google.com
New and improved Google Moon
In conjunction with Google's sponsorship of the Lunar X-Prize, there's a brand new Google Moon, updated with plenty of great content from NASA, including new high resolution imagery, detailed descriptions of the Apollo missions, and lunar "street views." http://moon.google.com
Stay in the (time) zone
Next time you do a web search, type "time" followed by a city, state, or country and Google will return the time for your desired location. If you enter a location with multiple time zones, we'll display results for all applicable time zones; or, if you enter a location in multiple states or countries, we'll show all locations with a similar name so you can choose between them. Finally, if you have left your watch and/or cell phone at home (which happens all the time around here) and don't have the time to type very much, just enter "time" and you'll see how late you're running! http://www.google.com
Create and share presentations with Google Docs
There's a new Google Docs presentation feature so you can create, share, and manage presentations on the web. Not only can you collaborate online and make changes instantaneously, but you can also present together and chat live about your edits. Google Docs also supports many popular file formats, so you can upload presentations you've already made to share online. http://documents.google.com
Keep up to date with Google Video Alerts
With Google Video Alerts, you can choose specific topics or queries and we'll deliver interesting and relevant videos to your email inbox daily, weekly, or as they happen. Stay up to date with the latest video for everything from current events like the 2008 Election to personal hobbies like bowling. If you're interested in more than just video, you can also receive alerts for blogs, web results, news, or discussion groups. To start receiving Video Alerts, visit the Google Alerts homepage directly or set up the alert during your video searches. http://www.google.com/alerts
------------
MISCELLANY
It's easy enough to get caught up in the workaday world, but millions of Americans also find time to support a vast array of nonprofit organizations. According to the U.S. government's Corporation for National & Community Service, the proportion of Americans volunteering with an educational or youth service organization has seen a 63 percent increase just since just 1989. There are an astounding range of worthy causes out there, and Google can help. We now offer a host of online tools to make their work easier - and affordable. Last week, for example, YouTube unveiled a new program designed for nonprofit organizations that want to connect with supporters, volunteers, and donors, but don't have the funds to launch expensive outreach campaigns. Educators will want to know about Google Apps Education Edition as well as the Google Teacher Academy, both of which can support teachers and K-12 schools. We also support nonprofits with Google Grants, our in-kind advertising program built on Google AdWords. Most recently, we unveiled a program for nonprofits to take advantage of Google Checkout for processing donations and transactions.
Tell your favorite 501(c)(3) organization to investigate any or all of these, with our thanks for their hard work towards the greater good.
Fall greetings to all of our Google friends! We hope you enjoy this month's update on our products and services.
------------ POWER TIP
Use Advanced Search to refine your search results
Try using many of the features available on the Advanced Search console to refine and improve the quality of your search results. From this page you can specify which words to include, exclude, or group together. You can also use the numeric range to only return results that fall within a specific set of dates, prices, or numbers (e.g. "World War" between 1939 and 1941), or search by date to restrict your query to a specific time period - ranging from 24 hours to six months. http://www.google.com/advanced_search
------------ NEW PRODUCTS & UPDATES
New homepage, My Library and Popular Passages for Google Book Search
Google Book Search unveils a new homepage that gives you a number of jumping-off points for exploring the books in our index. We've also added a 'My Library' feature for creating your personal book collections in Book Search, which will enable you to organize, annotate, share, and of course, do full text searching. Other new features include 'Clip and paste', for copying passages from your favorite out-of-copyright books so you can post them directly to Blogger or Google Notebook; and 'Popular Passages', which lets you trace the evolutio
