Search the Latest ArXiv Feeds for your Keyword using Yahoo Pipes
Abstract
The latest arXiv feeds have been aggregated by AskWhy! with an input box for your own search term or keyword. This pipe brings the RSS feeds of the arXiv abstracts, and lets you search the titles and abstracts for the term that interests you. Just replace the default search (“genetics”) with your term. Listed here are the current results for the default search term “genetics”. You will have to click from here to AskWhy! at Yahoo Pipes to be able to enter your own search term. If the keyword is found in any of the latest titles or abstracts it will be displayed in descending order of publication. Clicking on the title of any item displayed links through to the publication's arXiv page where it can be downloaded. The pipe is only searching the latest rss feeds, not the full archive, so, the more abstruse your term, the more likely is a null return, which will be accompanied by a warning saying there were no results to sort.
Here are the results with “genetic” as the keyword. If “genetic” has not recently appeared in an arXiv title or abstract, then nothing will appear. Click on “genetic” to go to Yahoo Pipes and search using your own keyword.
American police procedure concentrates on evidence and not anecdotes. As the European witch trials remind us, suspects can be intimidated during interrogation, people confess to crimes they never committed, eyewitnesses can be mistaken, but real, unfabricated evidence — powder burns, fingerprints, semen, skin and blood samples for DNA, footprints, hair — carry great weight. Criminalists use the scientific method. Carl Sagan asks where is the evidence — the real, unambiguous physical evidence, the data that would convince a jury that hasn’t already made up its mind — for God or any other supernatural being or alien abductions?
Support independent publishers and writers snubbed by big retailers. Ask your public library to order these books.
Available through all good bookshops
Permission to copy for personal use is granted. Teachers and small group facilitators may also make copies for their students and group members, providing that attribution is properly given. When quoting, suggested attribution format:
Adding the date accessed also will help future searches when the website no longer exists and has to be accessed from archives… for example…
Dr M D Magee, AskWhy! Publications Website, “Sun Gods as Atoning Saviours” Updated: Monday, May 07, 2001, www.askwhy .co .uk / christianity / 0310sungod .php (accessed 5 August, 2007)
Electronic websites please link to us at http://www.askwhy.co.uk or to major contents pages, if preferred, but we might remove or rename individual pages. Pages may be redisplayed on the web as long as the original source is clear. For commercial permissions apply to AskWhy! Publications.
