NSFW = Not Safe for Work. You have been warned!

Gardening and Food Links

Souther Exposure Seed Exchange - sells a wide variety of heirloom seeds including varieties of flowers, seeds and vegetables. Their online store is a bountiful resource.
Seeds of Change - another great heirloom seed resource, SoC also has a section especially for container gardens for the appreciation of city-dwellers.
Wheatgrass kits.com - a resource for sprouting kits, various types of sprout seeds, and other indoor gardening needs. I ordered my sprouting kit from them, and had a good experience.

Useful Links

News Target - Independent news source on health. Their articles present information on health that is actually useful.
Instructables.com - Do it yourself! From building a fire pit mastering a tricky recipe or catching a falling star.
Dictionary.com - Also includes a thesaurus. A very reliable and convienient way to make sure you know what you're talking about.
Who Called is a web page for cell phone or caller id users who want to know who is calling them when the name is not available.
Urban Dictionary - (NSFW) is a bit like a cross between wikipedia and a dictionary. You may not want to know the truths that you find there, but your curiosity will be relieved.

Fun Links

Odd Todd - Animations tell the story of Todd who struggles to live the unemployed life. Odd Todd is classic, and now he has games too. Not always safe for work.
Overheard in NY NSFW! But trust me it is hilarious to hear the kinds of things that people will say in public.
Slap the Candidate - Have fun slapping John Kerry of George W. Bush around. It's very funny.
Passive Aggressive Notes for some office humor. Some notes contain some swear words if that is a problem.

Cuteness

Kitten Wars is a cuteness competiton between kittens. Click on the kitten you find the most cute to vote for it, or view the top ten list.
Stuff on My Cat and Stuff on my Mutt Do these pages really need a description?

Survival Links

Wild Food Adventures - John Kallas is a true wild foods pioneer. He offers workshops for those in the Portland area, or those willing to travel. I took a workshop from him and it was very educational. I can't wait for his book to come out. He sells some materials on his website including a laminated seaweed identification chart.
11 Steps to Survival is a booklet distributed by the Canadian government on what steps to follow after a nuclear attack. There are many helpful hints on avoiding radiation poisoning from fallout.
Yahoo group Self_Sufficiency has many documents on surviving disasters, mainly nuclear in nature. As with most Yahoo groups you will need to join in order to access the files.
U.S. Army Survival Manual FM 21-76 is a more detailed survival manual for all kinds of situations. It's much longer but is a great resource.
Potassium Iodide can be useful to have in case of a nuclear emergency. Please read the previous link and be familiar with how to use it safely before buying.

Shopping Links

The Monroe Institute is primarily a non-profit research center that studies the out-of-body experience. At one time the U.S. military took part in their programs. Now anyone can benefit from a technology known as Hemi-Sync which puts the listener into a hypnotic state. They sell CDs which are useful for relaxation, meditation and sleep aid. They come with a guarantee.
Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab is an independently owned perfumer of such exceptional quality that it can not be compared to other perfume companies. The perfume oils they offer are concentrated and not adulterated with perfumer's alcohol eliminating many allergy triggers. Their general catalog carries hundreds of scents, in addition special limited edition blends are offered for holidays and one unique blend is offered every full moon. The products are so highly prized by their customers that order times are known to have exceeded a month and auctions for hard to obtain scents are known to fetch decadent prices on auction sites.

Elsa Elsa is an astrologer who blogs about astrology in the group conciousness. It's a practical hands-on approach and Elsa is very down to earth. She ties trends in the collective (like dieting or legislation) to what is going on in the sky. Her insights are often amusing and can serve as a light escape from reality. Got a question for Elsa? Usually safe for work, but with some cursing on occasion.

Interesting Links

National Geographic is doing a project to map human migratory patterns using DNA. It's not free to participate, but people who do, get to see where their ancestors came from. It's pretty cool.
Retouched Photos - Everyone should be made to sit down and watch this animation showing how photographs of celebrities and models are retouched to make them more flattering. It's one thing to know intellectually that the images we see in the media aren't real, but it's another to see for ourselves. The first link is SFW, but links from there on are not.
D**n Interesting What can I say about this site that the title doesn't tell you? From hallucinogenic rye fungus, to wearing the remains of deceased relatives as diamonds, it's sure to keep you informed of weirdness you didn't even know existed.