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The Aesthetic Realism Online Library is the definitive source of published works about Aesthetic Realism, the philosophy founded by poet, critic and educator Eli Siegel. It contains content spanning from the 1930s to the present, including the monthly international periodical The Rightness of Aesthetic Realism, essays, poetry, definitions, lectures, class listings, books, reviews, and a news archive.
AnimalsLife.net hosts an animal shelter project offering live views of no-kill, outdoor and other cat and dog shelters, with options to donate, support, feed animals, volunteer or adopt. The site includes shelter listings, news, blog and video content, and supports multiple languages.
AnimeUKNews is an online forum for anime and manga community discussion. It includes subforums for anime news, industry updates, simulwatches, manga topics, creative content, conventions, merchandise sales, off-topic chat, gaming, media discussion, and forum games.
Online newspaper archive from Austrian national library.
Attitude is a gay and LGBTQ magazine launched in March 1994, offering news, TV, film, travel, fashion and music. The print title is sold in 31 countries and the digital edition is available for download to phone, tablet or desktop.
Digital newsroom delivering concise reporting on US politics, policy, business, technology and world affairs.
Brickset is a database of LEGO sets and an online community of LEGO fans. Its database contains information about minifigs, parts, colours and set inventories, and the site also maintains lists of discounts and new products at online LEGO retailers. It publishes news and reviews of new products.
British Chess Magazine is a chess journal published continuously since 1881. It appears monthly in paper and digital formats and includes analysis by chess professionals. It focuses on the British chess scene while covering international news and events, including the Hastings and Gibraltar Masters tournaments and the British Chess Championship.
The Canada Black Music Archives is an archive whose stated mission is to research, preserve and celebrate music genres created, influenced and inspired by primarily Black Canadian musicians. Visitors can search the archive by artist, genre, region or decade, and view featured artists with details such as genre, region and decade. The site also presents news, videos, articles and a reading room, and offers a featured artist submission form.
Climate Files is an archival database of news, information and documents compiled from various sources after more than 25 years of research and data collection. It is a project of the Center for Climate Integrity designed for journalists, legal researchers and public interest advocates, and includes collections such as Imperial Oil archival documents and Exxon internal documents.
Coin World is a weekly numismatic magazine published since 1960 by Amos Media Company and available in print and digital formats. It also operates a website with coin news, insights, and analysis, plus services for collectors and coin dealers, including Coin World Marketplace, Coin World Enterprise, and Coin World+.
Columbia Magazine is published three times a year by Columbia University's Office of Alumni and Development and was founded in 1975. The print edition is available to alumni, faculty, staff, and friends, and the digital edition includes print articles along with web-only stories. It covers research, discoveries, and alumni news.
CSS Puns is a curated collection of CSS jokes and puns created by Saijo George. The project sells themed merchandise related to the puns, including t-shirts and mugs, with plans to add more product options later. Users can sign up for a newsletter to receive notifications about new puns, merchandise launches and giveaways.
Newspaper portal of the Bavarian State Library.
dpgroup.org is a discussion forum with an ebook discussion hub for recommending authors, books and genres. Other sections cover news and announcements, music, computers and technology, movies, anime and cartoons, graphics and web design, and fashion including handbags, designers, hats, scarves and shoes. A request zone includes a section for software requests.
Digital newsroom covering politics, culture, environment and communities across Northeast India.
El País English is the English-language digital edition of the Spanish daily newspaper EL PAÍS. It provides online access to breaking news, opinion and editorial content, reviews, features, and reporting covering science, business, culture, sports, travel, education, and additional subject areas.
Engadget is a technology publication launched in 2004 that covers gadgets, emerging tech, and digital culture. It publishes breaking news from technology and entertainment along with expert reviews of consumer tech products.
EVIFA is the portal of the Specialised Information Service for Social and Cultural Anthropology, offering ethnological academic resources from a single source. It also publishes news, job offers and calls for papers related to social and cultural anthropology.
Failory's Graveyard collects analyses of why startups, products, and acquired businesses failed, organized into a Startup Cemetery, Google Cemetery, and Amazon Cemetery. It also offers a newsletter for startup founders with weekly guides and stories.
A stock screener for investors and traders offering financial visualizations, with sections for stock and ETF screening, maps, charts, news, insider trading, futures, forex, crypto, watchlists and portfolios. An Elite tier is described as providing real-time data, technical charting, alerts and no ads.
FiveFilters.org offers tools for making web articles accessible, including Push to Kindle, Simple Print, Full-Text RSS, Feed Creator, PDF Newspaper and Txtify.it. Feed Control monitors RSS feeds, Twitter and webpages and can send email and webhook alerts. A November 2024 update stated the site would focus on media activism while the software tools would move to Mochi.is.
Site presenting files said to document Google's censorship, delivered to the DOJ and made public via Project Veritas. It offers the collection for reading and a downloadable zip. Sections cover fake news, censorship, and machine-learning fairness.
GSMchoice.com is a mobile phone catalogue presenting technical specifications, comparisons, reviews and news. It states it has covered smartphones and mobile phones since 2005, with data based on producers' documents, and offers moderated comments.
