Glenbrawl: Highland games, but make them a wool-felt fighting game
A 1v1 fighting game turns caber, hammer, stone, and tug events at a Scottish gathering into weaponized duels, with fighters made from needle-felted wool.
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A 1v1 fighting game turns caber, hammer, stone, and tug events at a Scottish gathering into weaponized duels, with fighters made from needle-felted wool.
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A chaptered account of a Mozambique beach lodge that operated from 2002 to 2019, including its design, community work, awards, and final chapter.
A French nonprofit designs custom video-game controllers for people with motor disabilities, alongside a free pictogram communication app.
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A free, open-source sideline play tool for coaches of young flag-football teams.
Kiran Building presents a free planner for resizing furniture and building projects, with cut lists, shopping lists, and step-by-step plans.
An iconography project by Uglješa Mileta, presenting a continuing series of hand-painted portraits of Christ and the practice behind them.
A community photo archive documenting Chicago labor organizer Rudy Lozano and the movement around him.
A math-learning tool that checks typed or uploaded proofs, identifies where reasoning first fails, and offers a nudge instead of a finished answer.
A French-language guide to the woodcock, covering its habits, migration, spring display, science and cultural footprint.
Two Redwood High brothers deliver and set up donated Mila air purifiers for Bay Area families living with cystic fibrosis.
A multilingual library of animated, sourced diagrams showing how hormones and other bodily processes unfold over time.
A free, open-source collection of browser-based calculators for calibration work, from RTD conversions and pressure units to uncertainty budgets and decision rules.
A free horde-survival fan game that uses files from the player’s copy of Gothic II – The Night of the Raven, playable in a browser or on Windows.
An interactive tool compares EPA fuel-economy ratings across vehicle models and years, translating them into estimated annual gallons based on mileage and city-driving share.
An online memorial to Ocean County, New Jersey, service members who died in wars after September 11, 2001.
An open-source system for recording IP cameras, streaming footage, and running video analysis on a local machine.
Orbis Darts scores steel-tip darts in a browser, with a playable demo and downloadable files for a three-camera board rig.
A free Seoul pop-up exhibition revisits the bookstore once opened by poet Park In-hwan, with a linked online exhibition.
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A monthly Whitefish support group for families caring for senior pets, facing difficult decisions, or grieving a companion animal.