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A page from the American Radio Relay League providing amateur radio question pools for download or printing. It lists the Technician, General and Extra class pools with their validity periods, and notes that each pool is normally valid for four years.
RadioStationWorld is an informational directory of radio broadcasters worldwide. Its listings cover local radio stations on the web, stations offering streaming webcast services, and local broadcast stations including digital radio throughout North America. The site also features national and regional broadcast networks, shortwave, satellite, hospital, cable and closed circuit or campus radio, radio service providers and industry links. It has operated since February 1996.
RateMyDorm is an education platform focused on college dorm information. It hosts authentic student reviews of over 2,000 North American dorms, provides dorm photos, forum discussions, and allows users to submit anonymous dorm reviews.
Rest of World is a nonprofit publication reporting on how technology affects people outside the Western world. Its stories cover AI, data centers, electric vehicles, chips and platform regulation across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East.
Anatoly Zak is an author, journalist and illustrator, described as the author of Russia in Space. The account lists clients including Popular Mechanics, Aviation Week, Air & Space Smithsonian and Aerospace America, and is associated with RussianSpaceWeb.com.
SeatMaps is a travel resource for finding and comparing airline seat maps. It offers seat maps for 740 airlines and 3299 aircraft, with seat comparisons, cabin layouts, legroom, cabin amenities, photos, passenger reviews and 360° cabin views. It covers more than 800 airlines worldwide. The site also provides fleet overviews of popular airlines and 3D cabin views of selected aircraft.
An online American Sign Language dictionary offering signs for hundreds of words and phrases, demonstrated in video by Dr. Byron Bridges. Visitors can browse signs by category or use a beta sign search, and the site points to additional ASL courses and workbooks.
Signs is a platform for learning American Sign Language with a webcam and AI, offering real-time feedback. Users can also record signs and contribute them to a growing public dataset of ASL videos. The platform is supported by NVIDIA.
SignSchool is a resource for learning American Sign Language online. It offers video-based learning material, interactive exercises, quick lectures and reviews, and a modular curriculum, available on desktop, iOS and Android. The site describes itself as a fun and free resource for learning ASL at one's own pace.
Sport Video is a website that offers free high-definition torrent downloads of sports video content. It hosts recordings of matches and events for sports including American football, basketball, baseball, rugby, ice hockey, as well as motorsport, combat sports, and leagues such as the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, UFC, and Formula 1.
Strong ASL is a site for learning American Sign Language, offering over 2,000 signs with video examples and tutorials and the ASL alphabet. It includes a searchable sign database, alphabet and fingerspelling lessons, quizzes, and an AI feature that interprets user signs and gives feedback.
The Sunshine State Digital Network connects Florida's cultural heritage organizations to build supportive digital collection partnerships. Partner content can be explored in the Digital Public Library of America. The network publishes documentation, including metadata participation guidelines and resources for content contributors.
TCCC is a Ukrainian site presenting the American Tactical Combat Casualty Care course for military personnel. It offers collections including TCCC Guidelines, the All Service Members course, Combat Life Saver, Combat Medic and Combat Paramedic courses, clinical guidelines, equipment and an introductory video course. Original materials are attributed to deployedmedicine.com.
Time-sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences (TESS) has suspended operations and is not accepting new research proposals. When active, it allowed researchers to field experiments for free on a representative sample of U.S. adults via the NORC AmeriSpeak Panel, with the internal validity benefits of controlled experiments and large, diverse participant pools. TESS archives projects fielded since 2009.
A WeCapable tool that converts English text into American Sign Language symbols. It is described as useful for teaching and learning ASL, and during sign language study sessions students can follow on-screen hand movements at their own pace.
The Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring (TEAM) Network, originally a partnership of Conservation International, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and the Smithsonian Institution, uses standardized methods to collect near-real-time data on biodiversity, climate, and land-cover change at 17 sites across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. It aims to establish an early warning system. The network is migrating to Wildlife Insights.
Searchable repository for finding history datasets and text.
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka is a Nigerian university founded by Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe and formally opened on 7 October 1960. It is described as Nigeria's first full-fledged indigenous and autonomous university, modeled after the American educational system. The site publishes news, events, admission lists and calls for papers.
The University of Pennsylvania is described as America's first university, with a history dating back to 1740 and ties to colonial Philadelphia. Its site presents news items on research and scholarship in technology, health, natural sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities, and business and law.
A visualization project that presents wealth inequality in the United States by showing monetary amounts to scale. It compares figures such as median household income, the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the combined wealth of the 400 richest Americans, and suggests what portions of that money could fund.
A service of the Writers Guild of America East that registers writers' creative material, including scripts, online. It registers the work of tens of thousands of writers each year. Work can only be submitted online; submission by mail or in person is not accepted. Registration costs $10 for ten years for WGAE members and $25 for non-members.