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 A list of typos in AGN3 is posted [here](http://cloud9.pa.uky.edu/~gary/AGN3/AGN3typos16-8.pdf).  (updated 2016 August)
 
-A very old page giving [miscellaneous](http://www.ferland.org/cloudy/etcetera.htm) information, including the following:  
-people involved in its development, the code's history and style convention, 
-computing at Cambridge in the 1970's, what the version numbers mean, 
-the distinction between notation such as C+2 vs C III, how to call C from Fortran.  
-Software contributed to drive Cloudy, other spectral synthesis codes, development software, 
+A very old page giving [miscellaneous](http://www.ferland.org/cloudy/etcetera.htm) information, including the following:
+people involved in its development, the code's history and style convention,
+computing at Cambridge in the 1970's, what the version numbers mean,
+the distinction between notation such as C+2 vs C III, how to call C from Fortran.
+Software contributed to drive Cloudy, other spectral synthesis codes, development software,
 atomic data, Kentucky, meetings on spectroscopy, and a collection of cloud images from across the internet.
 
 # 2020 dec 13, gary check up to here
@@ -78,6 +78,8 @@ atomic data, Kentucky, meetings on spectroscopy, and a collection of cloud image
 The web page for the [1994 Lexington meeting](http://www.ferland.org/cloudy/lexington/Lexington.htm) on photoionization and shock models.
 
 The web page for the [1998 Quasar Luminosity](http://www.ferland.org/QuasarLuminosity/index.htm) on using quasars as standard candles for cosmology.
+The ADS link to the ASP Conference Series book Jack Baldwin and I did
+[is here](https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1999ASPC..162.....F/abstract).
 
 [My notes](http://www.ferland.org/cfromfortran/index.htm) on converting Cloudy from Fortran 77 to C.  I published a 
 [conference paper](https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2000ASPC..216...32F/abstract)