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Another WWWable table of related network resources is available on http://www.pitt.edu/~mbtst3/druginfo.html. It is maintained by vivaldi@ksu.ksu.edu and used to be frequently posted to the net.The stein1 server has been updated to contain a hypertext version of Alexander T. Shulgin's Phenethylamines i Have Known And Loved, and Nicholas Saunders' E is for Ecstasy. It also has Data Sheets on various chemicals (under construction), an indexed collection of net articles and is the home of the Network Resources FAQ. Most of the information on this site is unique to it, and it recieves about 400 requests and transfers about 4-5 megs/day. All info is searchable through a forms-interface using Glimpse. It can be accessed through the site's main welcome page.
The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies. The MAPS newletters are online here, along with chapter 42 of Phenethylamines I Have Known and Loved by Alexander and Ann Shulgin.
This site provides text files, binaries, and links to other drug resources on the net. It's changing nearly daily and contributions are welcome. We will attempt to mirror the contents of www.hyperreal.org and hemp.uwec.edu as possible. (Check out the T-shirt!)
Political Information: excerpts from The Emporer Wears No Clothes, drug testing info, Resolution for Peace, etc...
MurpleWeb: Drugs. Links to other sites, and some information off of the net. Check out the MurpleWeb Home Page.
The California Hemp Initiative.
The Finnish Cannabis Society (English homepage).
Currently just 4 dextromethorphan, LSD and XTC files.
Terence McKenna's Alien Dream Time.
Caffiene Injection courtesy of Quadralay Corp. (alt.drugs.caffiene FAQ, .gif of Caffeine, and other info...)
Caffiene, Coffee and the alt.drugs.caffeine FAQ.
This is another network resources document maintained by vivaldi@ksu.ksu.edu.
Eric Akawie's Lick This Screen collection of blotter art.
John Vinopal's Just Say N2O html document on nitrous oxide.
Electronic Edition of the Mary Jane 'zine...
Various FAQs, LSD: My Problem Child, The Psychedelic Experience, and other files. Check out his homepage -- particularly if you've got a graphical WWW client.
looks like another page of links to other stuff (under construction apparently).
Lots of information on nootropic drugs collected from the net.
'Chatty' article on nootropics aka 'smart drugs'.
Neurosciences Internet Resources Guide. Also available at ftp://una.hh.lib.umisch.edu/inetdirsstacks/neurosci:cormbonario...
List of Indigent Drugs.
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hemp.uwec.edu can also be accessed by FTP, and it is one of the two major archive sites. See the section on FTP Sites for more info on this archive.
wiretap.spies.com can also be accessed by FTP. See the section on FTP Sites for more info on this archive.
Name=Other Political Information
Path=1ftp:pub:Politics
cerebus.acusd.edu can also be accessed by FTP. See the section on FTP Sites for more info on this archive.
Name=Brian Behlendorf's Techno/Rave archive
Path=1/raves
www.hyperreal.org can also be accessed by WWW. See the section on WWW Servers for more info on this archive.
High Times on the net.
Name=Federal Information Resources
Path=1/federal/fedinfo
This is the Justice Department's gopher server. Check under "Bureau of Justice Statistics Documents" for documents containing hard statistics on drugs, prisons, police, and crime. This site contains comprehensive resources on most federal government agencies.
gopher.counterpoint.com contains the United States Federal Register. This includes announcements by the DEA as the the scheduling of controlled substances. A suggestion would be to:
atlas.chem.utah.edu is another site with a database of Material Safety Data Sheets. There is also a hypertext interface to this site, although its nothing particularly special right now. See also the other chemistry info (periodic table, lab safety) available through the root directory.