When searching on the Internet for “MetroParks and RiverScape or Van Cleve Park not Deeds Point,” you’ll not only find some great websites, but you’ll be employing the Boolean search method that was developed in downtown Dayton. This method of searching, which uses “and,” “or” and “not” to define parameters, was so successful that it led to LexisNexis becoming a leading source of information, perhaps the information source leader in the world. The aspect of this search engine that made it more successful than others is that it was “scaleable,” meaning that it worked well no matter how many parameters were applied or how much information was searched. The search engine Invention Station at RiverScape will allow you to do some searching of your own — come see what you can find.