StigmaClear’s Ghana-focused mental-health guide
StigmaClear offers mental-health guidance for people in Ghana, including advice on supporting someone, a self-check-in, letters, and a free helpline listed on the site.
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StigmaClear offers mental-health guidance for people in Ghana, including advice on supporting someone, a self-check-in, letters, and a free helpline listed on the site.
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A reading app for iPhone, iPad, and Android that presents crime stories with chapter-aware maps, timelines, character lists, evidence, and audio.
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A browser-based tool for preliminary sizing of transmission parts and structures, with calculation reports and CAD drawings.
A searchable reference for comparing sourced specifications across fly-tying and fly-fishing gear.
A Korean-language web and Telnet gamebook for people trying to recover from depression, loneliness, or addiction, built around prepared responses and branching choices.
An unofficial fan atlas for exploring Star Citizen worlds, locations, stations, mining references, and loot guides.
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A scholarly site argues that Shakespeare’s so-called “Bad Quartos” may be his own early versions, alongside a searchable concordance and color-coded facsimiles.
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An independent publication traces Fulci’s films, career, production history, stills, and related objects.
An isometric, turn-based party RPG set in Velikograd, where a scribe finds letters written in their own hand and dated thirty years in the future.
A family-history book pairs archival photographs with a navigable tree spanning seven generations.
A Japanese-language, first-person guide to life after stroke, covering rehabilitation, benefits, money, and the practical realities of returning home.
An independent comparison site tests six AI builders on small app and landing-page tasks, publishing scores, timings, screenshots, and costs.
An engineer’s research and project portfolio explores deployable space structures, including how a single structure can settle into multiple stable shapes.
A browser idle game follows the real Kloster Chorin from its 1258 beginnings through the present day.