What I Feel is the Best of the Web

Skarrup's Fudge Recipie

This fellow explains everything you ever wanted to know about making the perfect fudge. My wife tells me that the orange "zest" is taking things a bit too far, so perhaps the orange extract he recommends is a better choice. This site is a must for the serious candy maker. [Frames.]

Anapsid.Org's Home Page

Created by Melissa Kaplan. No, she isn't a godess of herptile knowledge, But she does know how to pack a quick loading, easy to use site full of reptile and amphibian care information. While Anapsid.org links extensively to her web page, you can also go straight there. Melissa Kaplan's Reptile page If you have in a cold blooded, scaly animal you are looking for care information on, and it isn't covered by her main web site, then chances are that you have a snapping turtle. In that case, feed it anything that moves and watch out for your fingers. Even I can't kill a Chelydra serpentina.

Sacred Plants

This site has an excellent discussion of indigenous use of shamanic plants, and religio-political issues associated with the use of these plants.

Clearlight Forums

This has been a long time in coming, but the Clearlight Forums are now fully operational. It is housed on a server operating in the Netherlands. Sister site to Edot.

Entheogen.com

(Edot) This site is an interesting read for its information on politics and the human nature. Sister site of Clearlight.

MP5Marksman's Page

This fellow is a good friend of mine. He is currently working up a very nice site. The best thing about it is the potential for picking up nice site building tips. [No frames.]

Dozuki's Phyto-Chemical Page

This page presents the work of Dozuki himself, as well as submissions by other competent amateur chemists. Their goal is to investigate the chemical composition of certin plant families.

A College Level Micro Course

When you get feeling pretty handy with yourself you might check out this online lab manual.