The quotes indicate that the words should be searched together, as a phrase, rather than each word separately. If you make one, minor mistake, the address will not be recognized, and your desired site will not be found. Use the help screens for the different search indexes. These often give useful tips and examples for searching. Always critique, evaluate and scrutinize what you find on the Internet.
Librarians like to find things, and the Internet is just another search tool they use.
The following is a very minute list of Internet resources available on selected topics. Sites will be added and updated as time permits. National Library of Medicine PubMed index for Medline. Library MnLink library catalogs and periodical indexes for libraries across the state. Online CNN Online Journals Byte Magazine New Internationalist Internet Public Library list of online serials NewJour an Internet list of new journals on the web Journals of the American Medical Association also includes links to other scientifc journals Journal of the Canadian Medical Association Minnesota Minnesota Historical Society Northstar Minnesota government information and services.