Some links

• Confessions: An Innocent Life in Communist China is a new book by Kang Zhengguo, about his life in China during the Cultural Revolution. It was translated from Chinese by Susan Wilf.
• If you're an expectant parent who lives in the New York City or Philadelphia areas, new local guides to having a healthy birth have just appeared. See them at the Choices in Childbirth web site.
• Peter Wilf's home page, in my impartial opinion, is a rich source of paleontological information.
• A critical history of hypnotism is a new book by my nephew Saul Rosenfeld, that debunks the bad reputation that hypnotism has.
• The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics is a peer reviewed journal of combinatorics that is free on the WWW, and boasts an outstanding Editorial Board. Here is how the Journal got started.
• There are plenty of papers, opinions, and programs available on Doron Zeilberger's home page
• Eric Weisstein's MathWorld is a wonderful reference site for mathematics.
• Frank Ruskey's Combinatorial Object Server at the University of Victoria.
• Here is a nice list of mathematics books that are available online
• This is a fine book on Graph Theory, by J.A. Bondy and U.S.R. Murty, that is available online.
• Here is the web site from which you can consult or download, free, a wonderful and important reference and textbook, namely Numerical Recipes, with Fortran or C programs.
• Here is an outstanding, and freely downloadable, text on real analysis, by William Trench. See item 13 on the page.
• The home page of The Penn Mathematics Department.