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MathJobs is one of the best places on-line to find job postings in the mathematical sciences. There used to be a question of which Web Search engine to use (remember Alta Vista?). Nowadays, everyone knows about Google. If you are looking for new books, Amazon is probably a good bet. If you are looking for used books, you should definitely head over to Bookfinder. If you are interested in the Evolution-Creationism debate, you should check out the National Center for Science Education and the Talk Origins Web FAQ. I find the Committee of the Index's Corrections to Copernicus to be an interesting read. For tips and suggestions on organizing your website, I recommend the Yale Style Manual. And when you are done writing your pages, you should validate them with the W3 HTML Validation Service. I also have some links to some frivolous entertainment sites, just for fun.

 

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