Mixquic Día de Muertos: a guide through 12 stations
A Spanish-and-English interactive guide to San Andrés Mixquic’s Día de Muertos traditions, with a route through the ofrenda and practical visitor directions.
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A Spanish-and-English interactive guide to San Andrés Mixquic’s Día de Muertos traditions, with a route through the ofrenda and practical visitor directions.
Mizune is a free, open-source video player for looking up Japanese words in subtitles and sending selected words to Anki.
A catalog of SVG motion recipes that adapt animations to an uploaded mark.
A maker’s collection of five browser games, accompanied by notes on how they were built and revised.
The Museo del Ferroviario de Cistierna presents the tools, work, and everyday routines that linked the town’s railway to the surrounding mining region.
This Indonesian magazine examines Neville Goddard’s teachings through psychology research and Islamic interpretation.
A chemistry and infectious-disease student’s independent research portfolio documents efforts to map former British nuclear test sites and study radiation-tolerant microbes.
A near-future fiction project publishes machine-written stories in timed, numbered beats, collected into volumes.
An illustrated Catholic magazine that takes one question across ten pages of humor, teaching, and openable sources.
A Japanese-language comparison tool for family outings in Tokyo, Saitama, and Kanagawa, with filters aimed at families bringing both babies and older children.
A free finder for South Carolina food pantries, with location search, listed hours, and notes on what to bring.
A free browser-based tool that tracks cards you own and makes printable, card-sized inserts for the ones missing from your Pokémon TCG binder.
Loci describes a family game where players scan a room with an iPhone or choose one of its premade maps, then play together as toys.
SOMA Body Lab presents a free Windows demo combining layered anatomy, body physics, changing patient vitals, rescue missions, and surgery.
A free comparison site lays out cordless yard tools by battery platform, brand, and tool type.
A browser-based workspace for repairing, positioning, and supporting STL models for resin printing, then exporting them as supported files.
Primvaria offers four open-source generators for varied, physics-ready simulation assets, from grains and cloth to cables and mechanical hardware.
A free, unofficial browser game about running a cyberpunk pawnshop, with 10-, 20-, or 30-day runs and a shelf of dubious goods.
An unofficial, sourced tribute traces Prof. K. Nageshwar’s work as a teacher, editor, legislator, and explainer.
An invitation-only tool for examining messages, links, senders, phone numbers, and IPs through visible, approval-gated checks.
An invite-only bar competition for older athletes, with ten events, bathrobe dress code, and a Golden Chute for the overall winner.
Retract holds an agent’s database writes and outgoing API calls or email for review, then lets a human commit or discard them.
An Indonesian-language MMORPG landing page describes exploration through five currently presented layers of a twelve-layer world rooted beneath a mountain-sized tree.
A pre-booking planner for fly-in RV trips to U.S. national parks, with route guides, cost estimates, booking timelines, and vehicle-fit tools.