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alpinist.com Article

Alpinist

A literary mountaineering magazine known for long-form writing on first ascents, alpine history, and the culture of clim…

dernocua.github.io Article

Aluminum Foil

A wandering notebook essay on kitchen aluminum foil as a remarkable material, exploring its tiny thickness, odd properti…

sharif.io Article

Always Invite Anna

A short personal essay about the friends who always say no to invitations and why you should keep asking anyway, with a…

americanrivers.org Article

American Rivers

A river conservation nonprofit tracking dam removals, water policy, and the ecological health of waterways across the Un…

stevesalaita.com Article

An Honest Living

A reflective personal essay by a former tenured professor about starting over as a school bus driver, and what early rou…

nullonerror.org Article

An IoT Device to Tell My Family I'm in a Meeting

A DIY write-up of Tabajara, a small IoT gadget that signals to the family at home when the author is in a meeting, cover…

simplyexplained.com Article

An NFC Movie Library for My Kids

A parent builds a tactile movie library where kids tap an NFC-tagged card on a reader to start a film, recreating the jo…

teresaibarra.com Article

Analyzing my text messages with my ex-boyfriend

Teresa Ibarra charts 83,000 text messages from a relationship: message frequency, sentiment over time, the longest messa…

jeanhsu.substack.com Article

Ask vs. Guess Culture

An explainer on the ask versus guess culture divide, showing why some people feel fine making big requests and others hi…

astronomy.com Article

Astronomy Magazine

A long-running astronomy publication with observing guides, sky-event calendars, and explainers for backyard telescope o…

pixelpoppers.com Article

Awesome By Proxy: Addicted to Fake Achievement

An essay on why grinding levels in RPGs and chasing achievements feels so satisfying, and how games hand out a sense of…

backpacker.com Article

Backpacker

A long-running backpacking magazine covering trail reviews, gear tests, and wilderness skills for hikers heading into th…

thedeletedscenes.substack.com Article

Backyard Coffee and Jazz in Kyoto

A travel essay about a tiny Kyoto cafe run out of someone's backyard, and what it says about letting people pursue passi…

backyardforager.com Article

Backyard Forager

A practical foraging blog focused on common wild edibles found in yards and vacant lots, with recipes for beginners just…

bakadesuyo.com Article

Barking Up the Wrong Tree

A blog that mines academic research on psychology, success, and relationships to answer everyday questions with evidence…

larahogan.me Article

Be a Thermostat, Not a Thermometer

A short, practical essay on emotional contagion at work and how leaders can set the temperature in a room instead of jus…

horizontalhive.com Article

Bee Bed

Free plans for a Bee Bed, a slatted bed built on top of a living beehive so you can sleep to the hum and scent of the co…

scentofdawn.blogspot.com Article

Before the Soul Dawn

Helen Keller's own 1908 account of her life before self-consciousness awoke, a remarkable first-person description of wh…

maalvika.substack.com Article

Being Too Ambitious Is a Clever Form of Self-Sabotage

A reflective essay on how grand ambitions can quietly become an excuse never to start, and how doing small, real things…

beyondthepicketfence.blogspot.com Article

Beyond The Picket Fence

A home-decor DIY blog centered on budget-friendly projects using reclaimed wood, thrift-store finds, and repurposed mate…

birdwatchersdigest.com Article

Bird Watcher's Digest

The online home of a long-running birding magazine, with feeding tips, identification help, and essays for backyard and…

birdguides.com Article

BirdGuides

A British birding news hub with real-time rare bird sightings, identification articles, and photography from across the…

birdlife.org Article

BirdLife International

A global bird conservation partnership publishing research, species status updates, and stories from its network of nati…

neuroai.science Article

Blue light filters don't work

A neuroscientist explains why blue light filters do little for sleep and why controlling total screen luminance is a bet…

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