The Weekly Rubric, a church-review paper with a clipboard
A recurring editorial that grades churches, youth programs, volunteers, facilities, snacks, and other local institutional details.
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A recurring editorial that grades churches, youth programs, volunteers, facilities, snacks, and other local institutional details.
A fully realized political parody that recasts campaigning as a catalog for unsold doors, sleepy canvassers, and Couch Kingdom.
An interactive cartoon universe where visitors play an arcade game, browse sourced WWII facts, and file stories about Zach.
An offline fishing log that compares every catch—and every blank trip—with tide, weather, moon, swell, and location data.
A local MCP server lets Claude and other compatible clients search a 34-MB SQLite database covering Catholic saints, popes, doctrine, canon law, liturgy, and related subjects.
A browser-based cathedral for numbered AI agents, fictional parish records, ritual participation, and an unexplained seven-station index.
A curated archive of 129 Flash cartoons, interactive pieces, cartoon series, and browser-playable games from 2000–2006.
An interactive scroll investigation follows Britain's Generation X from the vanished career ladder of the 1990s to leadership, redundancy, and work's next remake.
A cited reference database tracing artworks, their makers, owners, locations, exhibitions, and market histories.
A free online Hainanese dictionary with 4,975 entries, 5,839 pronunciations, searchable romanization, and audio references.
An open-source desktop companion that shows where Star Wars: The Old Republic roleplayers are gathered, down to the floor of a cantina or temple.
A friendship app pairs two people for twenty timed, real-world quests, then deliberately gets out of the way.
A planned GPS territory-running tournament where ten four-person teams compete to enclose and hold the largest area of Shibuya.
An interactive orbital map shows tracked satellites, rocket bodies, and fragments while blockchain trades alter the display's light, colour, and motion.
A browser-based grid where each claimed coordinate runs a self-contained 1024-byte HTML miniature.
A Groningen-based service leases fleece blankets on 12-, 24-, or 36-month terms, including laundering, swaps, and delivery.
A French digital-humanities atelier tracing how colonial texts, Indigenous place-names, transcription, and later laws continue to shape the map of francophone North America.
A browser-based virtual pet game where you hatch, name, feed, play with, and raise a small pickle.
An open research project applies AI to longstanding mathematics problems, tracking solutions, proof status, model setups, and human review.
A deadpan public record investigating Mike Smith’s increasingly improbable claims about gods, wolves, cryptids, and himself.
A focused NHL data desk tracking what happens after a team falls behind by three goals.
A Kansas City performance persona with a faux-church website, recurring comedy appearances, and a remarkably committed merchandise table.
A substantial online edition of Sun Tzu’s Art of War with Chinese text, modern-Chinese paraphrase, eleven traditional commentaries, and a 1910 English translation.
An interactive mystery archive built from numbered bones, divided inscriptions, unreliable graves, and layered classical ciphers.