Content & Blogs

An interactive family tree and history follows the Lambros family from a mountain village in southern Greece to communities in the United States and beyond.

A bilingual memorial archive follows Olympic sprinter Stanisława Walasiewicz, known in the United States as Stella Walsh, through biography, timeline, documents, photographs, and films.

A ten-chapter illustrated history of the Trepça mines in Kosovo, from British exploration after World War I to the divided mine today.

An independent essay site about books, black metal, death, ethics, grief, and the work of being alive.

A member-moderated site for signed reader notes on papers and preprints, covering data and code availability, replication attempts, errata, and figure checks.

A bilingual English–Welsh guide to Welsh history, organized around nine eras and linked timelines, maps, biographies, legends, long reads, and games.

A Brazilian political publication pairs document-based reporting with three signed interpretations and a public tracker of dated predictions.

A food-law and labeling publication that examines what claims, research, and regulations actually say.

A daily collection of curious headlines, short history and art features, surprising facts, language notes, and classical music.

A public index and set of guides compile published prices and practical details for villa owners and long-stay residents in Bali.

A parenting project pairing comics about a rookie dad with practical guides and free printable checklists.

A magazine and directory documenting mascots from South Korean local governments, public institutions, schools, companies, sports clubs, and festivals.

An ocean-focused publication presents fact-checks, guides and features about marine life, fishing, conservation and seafood, linking claims to science sources.

An independent guide to Virginia’s reckless-driving rules, the costs of a charge, and road routes that avoid the state.

An independent, season-by-season archive of East Tennessee State football, from its 1920 start through the program’s 2003 shutdown and 2015 return.

A seven-city guide pairing NBA home games with nearby hip-hop events, clubs, bars, and late-night food.

An Italian-language manual organizes practical, dryly funny notes on everyday objects, human behavior, relationships, society, and more.

A Greek-language archive for searching proverbs, sayings, colloquial expressions, and words, with explanations of their meanings, use, and origins.

A Spanish-language humor site turns Puerto Rican politics, daily frustrations, sports, celebrity, and diaspora life into mock news.

An illustrated map and regional gazetteer ties Greek myths to mountains, caves, and coasts—and notes what can be seen there today.

A Europe-focused index of live techno acts, upcoming shows by city, and full sets to listen to.

A research page for a planned 2026 edition of Peter Vogel’s book, tracing the 1944 Port Chicago explosion and the search for a short film of it.

A specialist reference site covering physical-security standards, technology, trade, market data, product comparisons and practical calculations.

A publication of short, conclusion-first memos on B2B technology, with topics including security, compliance, identity, supply chain and AI agents.

A Vietnamese-language speculative-fiction universe with an archive, relationship map, character concepts, and ways to contribute names and ideas.

A searchable reader’s edition of Murphy Henry’s Women in Bluegrass newsletter, published from 1994 to 2003.

An online archive organizes Game Boy Advance games by genre, series, publisher, year, and regional edition, alongside hardware history and curated exhibits.

A Hong Kong office worker documents experiments in online side income, including costs, time spent, and reported results.

Field reports and guides test local AI models and developer tools on an 8 GB laptop with no discrete GPU.

A hand-kept directory of games based on books, with a verdict on whether to read the book first, play first, or take either route.

An independent testing site examines how WPS Office handles Word, Excel, and PDF documents.

A Brazilian digital museum presents the history of casinos through exhibits, timelines, articles, architecture, and cultural artifacts.

A series of short video explainers uses public company filings to unpack where familiar businesses make their money.

A free quarterly journal from Miami nonprofit EXILE Projects, with essays, artist projects, reviews, and conversations rooted in the city’s cultural scene.

A research-led presentation argues that Alzheimer’s symptoms should be understood through disrupted brain-network dynamics, not pathology and structural loss alone.

A focused news site pairing Grand Exchange price moves with Old School RuneScape updates and item-market coverage.

A first-person chronicle follows families, visitors and workers at the Cementerio General and Cementerio Las Flores on Guatemala’s Día de Todos los Santos.

A local-led guide to an evening walk along the Han River, with six stops and schedules for Da Nang’s bridge shows.

An Italian social platform for sharing the less polished side of working life, with a tool for dressing blunt work experiences in LinkedIn language.

A documentary series examines who pays for the rewards, fees, and discounts attached to everyday purchases.

A European index of techno acts with live sets listed over the next 60 days, including dates, cities, and a modular-techno subset.

A Seoul restaurant guide ranks places by last month’s BC Card spending, with lists by neighborhood and dish.

Independent event-driven equity notes compare disclosed transaction terms with market prices, alongside broader market and sector analysis.

A group archive of annual golf trips, with year-by-year details, records, photos, scorecards, and trip books.

A nine-part history traces OGFN and related Fortnite modding projects from early experiments in 2019 through the community and tools described on the page.

A searchable collection of Italian UFO forum, newsgroup, and mailing-list discussions, organized by date, series, and topic.

An interactive 3D archive presents six artifacts left on the Moon and Mars, from Apollo hardware to Perseverance’s landing debris.

A browsable archive of historic recordings streamed from independent and institutional source collections, with recording metadata and rights context.

A Las Vegas tattoo-shop owner invites questions about his tattooed face, his all-female shop, and its rules, promising one on-camera answer each week.

A paid 70-page PDF and EPUB guide that turns public nuclear-emergency guidance into checklists for home, work, car, and outdoor situations.

An inaugural essay argues for treating the technical and the organic as parts of one design practice, rather than opposing categories.

An original Buffalo-inspired fictional saga about a snowbound city, a homemade guardian, and the people who help one another get home.

An unofficial fan catalogue of Tomica die-cast models, browsable by year, series, or model number.

An unofficial guide to the incremental game What the Buck?!, covering its bills, upgrades, shift resets, achievements, and fixes.

An independent Early Access guide for choosing builds, planning gathering routes, and playing with friends in ArcheAge Chronicles.

A Phoenix-area directory of nurseries and plant sources, paired with low-desert gardening guides.

A Spanish-language publication explains what people may claim after a traffic accident, with a calculator estimating temporary-injury compensation under the 2026 scale.

A browsable research project examining go-to-market strategies across 339 companies.

A bilingual project connecting ideas, music and everyday practices around meaning, relationships and self-understanding.

A history publication about daily life, told through booklets, guides, and reports issued by governments.

A French-language Christian publication offering articles, meditations, podcasts and training for young believers.

A Colombian news site presents current stories by topic, with short video explainers and written summaries.

A research site compares popular investing rules with simply holding an index, using long-run data from multiple countries.

A French-language atlas connecting utopian stories, ideas, and concrete alternatives, past and present.

A Chinese-language weekly medical intelligence newsletter organized by specialty, with a separate tool for searching medical literature.

A Bengali-language collection presenting folk songs, folk literature, biographies of practitioners and lyricists, books, and folk philosophy.

A publication presenting first-person and carefully recorded narratives of Dalit and Adivasi women and men across personal, community, and professional life.

A family-kept archive of the Oklahoma paintball event, documenting its 1996–2021 seasons, people, and field.

Photographer and filmmaker Vitor Lindo’s guide compares 20 wedding planners across Savannah and the Lowcountry, with listings organized by area and type of help.

A Japanese catalog of the original Bikkuriman Akuma vs Tenshi chocolate sticker series, covering issues 1–31 with name and issue filters and reference prices.

A free, short Torah idea on the day’s parsha, published Sunday through Thursday with sources linked on Sefaria.

An independent blog investigates the voices on streaming services by following names through music credits, platform labels, and press coverage.

A Persian-language reference to the Shahnameh, with sections for its eras, heroes, mythical creatures, and verse search, plus an AI guide.

A Japanese-language publication covering IT service endings, price and plan changes, specification or API updates, and migration options.

A personal Vietnamese guide to places Thông has visited, with food listings, local bookmarks, and a form for suggesting spots.

An unofficial English guide to Bandai’s Japanese arcade card game, with explainers on sets, rules, cards, and where to play.

MK7 is a bilingual research library about a tennis method focused on the space between points and preparing for the next action.

Northeast Native Garden offers regional planting guidance, a free deer-resistance list, paid guides, and an iOS plant-picker app.

The site presents itself as an independent reference to a Santee pool builder, its credentials and services, and pool-related information for San Diego County.

A bilingual, self-published case file organizing allegations about an investment scheme through a timeline, indexed exhibits, and chat references.

An independent GTA VI fan companion collecting news, guides, wiki entries, a countdown, and a community map of Leonida.

The site organizes letters, recordings, messages, and deposition-related material concerning Amanda Brady and Liana Shanti.

A grandmother-voiced gift-review site presents toy reviews, comparisons, and activity guides for people buying gifts for their grandchildren.