First a piece of advice: Never frogleap a unicorn.

... a Dangerous Thing

Scientific American
New Scientist
Nature
Just to remind us why we didn't become relativistic rocket scientists and never crossed the pearly Gateway to Physics.
But we haven't missed the hobby train completely
And even i can have a go at this.
The Tree of Life : k. starr may find his place here, among the cnidaria (jelly fish) perhaps, if they'll have him
HMS Beagle A BioMedNet Magazine (It's free, but you have to sign in. Fill in every blasted box you see, otherwise you have to redo the bloody form, again and again and again.)
For those who wanted to be like Einstein and never learned to read, the BBC will read it out for you.
(Just to set matters straight, Einstein's marks from 1896 were as follows: German-5, French-3, Italian-5, History-6, Geography-4, Algebra-6, Geometry-6, Descriptive Geometry-6, Physics-6, Chemistry-5, Drawing-5, Biology-5, Technical Drawing-4. 6 was the best mark, 1 the worst, 3 meant failed. He had top marks, wherever it counted.)

The Philosopher's Corner

For those with class: Salon Magazine
For those with a little less: Razor Magazine
For those among us who know German: Der Spiegel
For the nostalgic: Life
For those with little of it: Time
For those who think sex has to be tee-hee-hee (kindergarden snigger) naughty: Playboy

or: You link to me, I link to you

			Legendes (mythology and other links, Dutch site)
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			The Lewis Carroll Homepage By the way: The weak links are extremely weak. most of them very like Dodos.
			Have you ever wondered what your profession might have been, had you lived in the Middle Ages? Test your mettle! A White Knight
			Let's not neglect our bodily needs: Crazy Kamasutra e-cards A German mirror
			And having indulged our instincts: Reasons, Definitions & Excuses

Remember: Life is a sexually transmitted disease
with a 100% mortality rate.