Particle Data Group, the keepers of the Review of Particle Physics. An invaluable resource. Includes tabulations of physical and astrophyiscal constants, and brief reviews of key topics in cosmology and particle astrophysics, as well as key issues in particle physics.
Reference on Constants, Units, and Uncertainty (NIST)
Solar abundances from Anders & Grevesse (1989). A handy tabulation, though without the chemical symbols for the elements, so you have to either know them or have a table of them.
The Standard Model of particle physics explained in one page (!) at ParticleAdventure.org

National Nuclear Data Center (Brookhaven): a clearinghouse of nuclear data, including binding energies and reaction cross sections; the Nuclear Wallet Card is particularly handy
Handy online Table of the Nuclides
NuDat nuclear data page
TUNL Nuclear Data Evaluation (light elements through A=10)

Bibliography Searches

Local Talks

Astronomy Colloquium, 4pm Tuesdays, 134 Astronomy
Cosmology Seminar, time to be announced
Theoretical Astrophysics and General Relativity Brown-Bag Lunch Seminar, noon Wednesdays, 358 Loomis
HETEP (High-Energy Physics) Seminar, 4pm Mondays, 144 Loomis
Physics Colloquium, 4pm Thursdays,141 Loomis

emulateapj pages
AASTeX pages. Note that we have AASTeX already installed on the Sun file system, so no need to download it.
TeX User's Group: the place for all things TeX (and LaTeX), and a big set of links.

Suggestions for Giving Talks, by Bob Geroch, U. Chicago (gr-qc/9703019)

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