The VO2 Cup: San Francisco’s Six-Month Fitness Gamble
A 200-person San Francisco competition uses lab-measured VO2 max percentiles to determine who wins a Tesla or $50,000.
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A 200-person San Francisco competition uses lab-measured VO2 max percentiles to determine who wins a Tesla or $50,000.
An Italian-language digital archive of sculptor Antonina Wysocka-Jonczak, cataloguing her sculptures, paintings, drawings, series, exhibitions, and outdoor works.
Saathi presents Pip, a voice-based Android companion for older adults that understands Hindi, Hinglish, and English while giving family members control over risky actions.
زيد is an Arabic programming language with a browser-based interactive session, Arabic syntax, examples, and error messages.
A satirical visitor guide to Notcross, Georgia, where four decades of civic planning supposedly give way to actually building a downtown.
An open-source, read-only Model Context Protocol server lets AI clients search Avalanche documentation, inspect live chain data, and generate technical workflows.
A fictional community advisory site issuing an amber alert, collecting beetle sightings, and restricting access to its case files.
A parent-maintained Richmond record tracking mold, HVAC failures, lab testing, maintenance spending, and the reopening crisis at Barack Obama Elementary.
A daily Bray digest that gathers railway departures, sea conditions, weather notices and local entertainment into one compact page.
A Christian charity collects unwanted computers in El Paso, refurbishes them, and gives them free to local students and seniors who need one.
A suicide-prevention page for American men that combines a live death count, plain-language context, and immediate ways to get help or reach someone at risk.
A calm, practical guide to 84 federal minimum-security camps, medical centers, and holding facilities, with handbooks, a surrender checklist, and plain-language explanations.
A Japanese picture book made by three fathers who have experienced cancer treatment, inviting children to look for Papa while learning about hospitals.
A browser-based reconstruction of the classic squared-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum into the next.
An open research project investigating how well autonomous strategies can play the puzzle game Drop7.
A personal AI-engineering portfolio documenting agent reliability, model-behaviour experiments, and open-source work with committed artifacts and failure reports.
A source-linked electoral spending portal covering candidates, public funds, and eleven regional cities in Minas Gerais.
A six-chapter digital history of dam removal, tribal advocacy, engineering, and ecological recovery on Washington’s Elwha River.
A public archive of 2,946 photographs documenting clay treatment and wound recovery in Buruli ulcer field care.
A family-run memorial site collecting stories and photographs of Harold and Sue Sermon of Ririe, Idaho.
A Tokyo-based speech and language researcher’s portfolio of apps, browser extensions, paper reproductions, patents, experiments, and interactive installations.
An Arabic-language interview podcast where journalist Sahar Abdel Rahman draws out personal, cultural, and political memories from Egyptian public figures.
An interactive atlas that lets learners edit data, substitute their own numbers into formulas, and step through machine-learning algorithms.
A Portuguese interactive explainer on the trumpet, saxophone, and trombone, combining acoustics, mechanics, history, images, and listening links.