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The Deep Web (also referred to as the Invisible Web) consists of all the information that you cannot find using a search engine such as Google. Google, Bing and Wikipedia are just the tip of the iceberg.  source: http://www.deepwebtech.com/deepweb-not-darkweb/
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 Try Adobe Spark!! It's new. It's cloud-based so you can work on it anywhere. It's easy to use!! Click the image below to try it out.  You can make a video or try a "Page" to create a presentation with pictures, video, links, and text.
 The JSTOR database has changed its at home log-in system. In the past, students made accounts and then logged in using their own username and password. Those accounts are now invalid. In order to use JSTOR at home, use the school username, nphslibrary. The password can be found on the "database passwords for home use" page above which is under the "helpful links" tab.  Make sure that when you log in, you use the fields on the left - "MyJSTOR Username" and "MyJSTOR Password" even though it is now a school username and password.
 Thanks to a school-wide subscription, you have access to all the articles, breaking news, blogs, multimedia and more from The New York Times.
You can enjoy access to NYTimes.com and the NYTimes mobile apps from wherever you are. TO CLAIM YOUR PASS: • Visit nytimes.com/passes • Create a free NYTimes.com account using your school email address • Check your email inbox and click on the link in your confirmation message to validate your email address and claim your Academic Pass • Download your free NYT smartphone apps at nytimes.com/mobile, including the NYT Now app for iPhone®, giving you a quick look at all the day’s top stories HINT: • Remain logged into your NYTimes.com account to have seamless access to NYTimes.com and our mobile apps for the duration of your Pass. Already have an NYTimes.com account associated with your school email address? • Visit nytimes.com/passes and log in using your school email address • Check your email inbox and click on the link in your confirmation email to validate your email address HAVING A PROBLEM? If the confirmation email didn’t arrive, check your spam folder. If it isn’t there, send an email to edu@nytimes.com from your school email address to request confirmation. Other questions? Visit nytimes.com/passes to view our Frequently Asked Questions.  SweetSearch is A Search Engine for Students. It searches only credible Web sites approved by Internet research experts. Click on the image above to give it a try!
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