Content & Blogs

An archive of E. Brooks Bornhofft’s Cape Elizabeth birding columns, organized by bird, place, and season.

A cited, linked history of watchmaking, organized into five eras and 18 histories spanning companies, people, places, technologies, objects, and events.

A Japanese-led music and film publication following Indonesia, Viet Nam, and Nepal, with a focus on what listeners in Osaka are hearing.

An independent English-language guide to Wuhan, China, covering trip planning, places to visit, food, and practical logistics.

A Japanese surveying, design, construction-management, and real-estate office documents the tools and automations it builds for its own work.

A memorial history of Fiji teacher, legislator, and union leader Pandit B.D. Lakshman, built around his life, family, and public work.

An investigation compares the advertised and verified capacity of eight flash drives bought on TikTok Shop, with an interactive illustration of how fake-capacity drives can damage files.

A photo-rich, chaptered guide to Mallorca’s maritime history, presented through the Museu Marítim de Mallorca in Palma.

A multilingual guide to cultural walks, neighborhoods, places, and events in Río de Janeiro and Niterói.

A multilingual collection of route guides, neighbourhood pages, and cultural event listings for Rio de Janeiro and Niterói.

A documentary project follows Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki through its postwar history, neighborhood kitchens, makers, and newer restaurants.

Walt documents the manual typewriters he repairs in his Florida guest room, including what was wrong and what he could—or couldn’t—fix.

A sourced guide to girls’ club volleyball, including a fee comparison for Oregon’s CEVA region.

A cartoon baby narrates a newborn-care site about family myths, safe sleep, and the strange things babies do, with a quiz and free printables.

A source-linked travel-risk guide that ranks countries and cities by distinct danger measures and maps places to avoid.

In Search of Peace Press offers free zines about community justice, gay sexuality, and trauma.

The Portuguese league catalogs written, acapella rap battles, MCs, events, view counts, MVPs and annual awards.

An interactive guide to ten raven species, their field marks, folklore, and behavior.

A YouTube show puts an AI character named Dazza on real scam calls, where he keeps callers talking with slow, amiable detours.

An independent interactive exhibition about art, AI, making, credit, and what source information can—and cannot—settle.

A bilingual biography follows Puerto Rican powerlifter Tony Meléndez from losing his sight at 37 to winning five world titles in blind powerlifting.

A Korean-language magazine for cross-border wedding preparation, with practical guides on marriage registration, visas, support resources, and safety.

An editorial archive of AI-agent use cases, with sources, verdicts, and prompts—covering wins, mixed results, and failures.

A Chinese-language entry point to a language atlas, with translations of 1,393 entries and a linked three-dimensional concept space.

A planned Hindi audio-and-illustration series presents the Srimad Bhagwat Purana chapter by chapter.

A site presenting a restored edition of Eugene Seaich’s 1959 essay and journals documenting nine LSD and mescaline sessions.

A Danish-language news site covering seasonal events, nature, discoveries, and culture, with stories arranged by distance from a city readers choose.

A memorial archive for scholar Abdul Wahhab Ibrahim Abu Sulaiman, pairing his biography and 43-book catalog with a research assistant that cites his works.

A free Nashville newsletter that selects events for the week and weekend, with advance alerts for ticket windows that cannot wait.

A reader-supported site checks ten familiar diamond-buying claims and gives each a verdict, from “False” to “Misleading.”

An unofficial Japanese-language dictionary of recurring dialogue patterns in the Trails games, with examples and counts by title.

An imaging atlas follows MRI-visible mesh from implant material and scan acquisition through dataset analysis and 3D reconstruction.

A Traditional Chinese research desk turning finance papers into brief, readable stories, often with Taiwan-market examples.

An experimental journal presents its Fall 2026 issue as fifteen “doors” and an online edition readers can browse free.

An essay about software engineering’s shift from hands-on craft to AI-assisted work sits alongside an in-browser JavaScript scratchpad and a searchable tool archive that currently shows no entries.

An independent fan archive turns Grand Theft Auto missions into first-person dispatches illustrated with virtual photography.

EduExplained publishes research-first guides, comparisons, calculators, and datasets for Cornell students and the wider Ithaca community.

Food for Soul pairs family-kitchen recipes with the feelings they carry, a song to cook to, and a prompt for writing about food memories.

A cross-cultural holiday reference pairs festival briefs with regional comparisons and a calendar covering public holidays and lunar festivals.

A sourced guide compares how major humanoid robots are teleoperated and tracks which demos or deployments were operator-driven, undisclosed, or otherwise documented.

A multilingual remembrance and learning site about the Moroccan spiritual figure, his prayer, and the mountain landscape associated with him.

An independent research project examining reports of lights, a fire, road closures, and helicopters near Southaven Park in 1992.

A Japanese-language guide to reading appliance nameplates, measuring air-conditioner filters, checking outdoor-unit clearance, and following safety limits.

A sourced guide to Ohio ski hills and snow-tubing parks, with operator-attributed details, nearest-hill pages, and a weather-only wet-bulb forecast.

Quiver presents a gallery of video-style clips, with recipes describing how each look is made and links to work it studies.

A planned documentary follows AI researchers at NeurIPS while its filmmaker examines the incentives reshaping academic work—and his own relationship with AI.

Security architect Nicholas analyzes GTA 6 news and game mechanics through the lens of a security operations centre.

A community site for Star Wars Jedi speedrunning, with races, tutorials, leaderboards, archives, and a daily word puzzle.

A daily Canadian publication covering wildlife, parks, science, sports, books, food and local life across the provinces and territories.

A catalog of BL novels, webtoons, manhua, and manga, organized by country and reading category, with links to sources.

A browsable collection of historic wallpaper designs, with biographies, timelines, and notes on patterns and their makers.

A sourced guide to feline rest that helps owners interpret patterns and prepare questions about changes.

An illustrated Serbian-language guide to places, outings, nature, history, culture, and folklore across Serbia.

A free weekly guide to Salt Lake City weekend events, with times, prices, and practical details.

A four-part documentary series about Afrikaans singer-songwriter Anton Goosen, offered for US$12.99 with 30 days of access; the trailer is free.

A Vietnamese fictional martial-world project connecting a six-volume novel with a glossary, strategy exercises, designed artifacts, and reader activities.

A mobile web digest organized around one chosen topic, with up to five news items, five inspiration pieces, and five practical tips per edition.

A browsable guide to Japanese BL novels and manga, with English-language reading links.

A source-linked guide to playing and exploring Majora’s Mask, with coverage of its versions, masks, collectibles, timeline, and story.

An independent Quake II publication covering tournaments, leagues, LANs, servers, and community history.

A music-discovery series from DJ Bella De León, where each guest shares five tracks they think listeners may not know.

A Lawrence interview project that asks local people “questions that are none of our business.”

An independent research project presents a versioned working model of how the present becomes an experience.

A collector’s archive of pipe tobacco blends, price notes, essays, and a San Francisco shop’s history.

A digital archive of a former West Village art gallery, its collection, and the research behind it.

A kitchen-gear review and how-to site organized around budget price bands and practical kitchen jobs.

A French-language research site examining the December 1944 Thiaroye massacre through competing accounts and historical sources.

A buyer’s guide comparing 36 RevOps, GTM engineering, CRM partner and GTM ops firms across five rankings.

The Quiet Interval is a sourced guide to feline slow-blink behavior, with prompts for observing it and preparing a low-pressure greeting.

A searchable bhajan catalog organized by deity, occasion, and singer, with recordings and lyrics advertised in Roman, Hindi, and English.

A Japanese-language interactive reference links numbered entries across science, mathematics, philosophy, cosmology, and folklore.

An independent guide to China travel covering visa-free entry, transit, payments, trains, and cities, with facts marked by their last-checked date and linked to sources.

A Rio de Janeiro basketball channel and archive, with coverage focused on youth teams and links to databases, scouting, game-building, and live statistics.

A practical guide for 4-H and FFA exhibitors showing Mangalitsa, the woolly heritage pig, in a show world built around lean market hogs.

A collection of true stories about bizarre fatal accidents, paired with quizzes and interactive games.

A sourced guide to interpreting dog licking in context, rather than treating it as a reliable translation of a dog’s emotions.

A creator project for animated comedy episodes, companion lessons, and a banana-catching game.

A bilingual news stream collecting World of Warcraft: Forever updates from official posts, media sites, and creators.

A digital library presenting Hindu scriptures with original text, transliteration, translation, and commentary.

A field notebook for travelers investigating whether a hotel really occupies a former geological institute.

An English-first community for comparing Seoul skincare and cosmetic-treatment experiences, clinic prices, and trip logistics.

A bilingual magazine covering how technology and AI are changing actuarial work, with sections for practice, research, early-career learning, and cross-disciplinary work.

An evidence-focused set of articles examines what can—and cannot—be established by claims that an online casino is legitimate.

A journal for neurodivergent people about rest, routines, skin, and ageing, presented as guided reading paths.

A backyard-livestock review and how-to site covering poultry waterers, feeders, coop doors, hay gear and goat care.

A guide to dark-sky places, observatories, stargazing trips, and sky events, with destination listings and planning details.

A trans-focused music publication pairing album reviews with recent week-in-review roundups.