This week’s crowdfunding sampler looks at campaigns that close between July 2 to 29. You’ll find 5e for kids, the Necroindustrial Revolution, a “Potion of Sandwich,” a new TTRPG from Wet Ink Games, and more. If you’re looking to play a game, this Saturday, June 27, is Free RPG Day. I hope... Read more ›
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, including two Democrat justices, ordered outside scrutiny of Soros-backed DA Larry Krasner's office over unreliable post-conviction concessions in murder cases. Read more ›
Yeti coolers are very nice and very expensive. Three very different models are on sale right now. Read more ›
Contributed by Anna Farkasanagraphic.hu Anagraphic. License: All Rights Reserved. (“I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness”) is an audacious and entrancing novel in which the lines between the dead and the living, past and present, story and history are blurred. In it, Irene Solà draws on oral tradition as well as art, literature, and fairy tales to tell a completely new kind of story. This novel is a carnival cavalcade of memory and forgetting, reality and fairy tales, light and dark... Read more ›
Sustainability approach across the entire lifecycle and all drive train variants +++ Decarbonisation, improved efficiency and secondary materials as key levers +++ Local supply chains support the use of CO₂e-reduced materials and renewable energy Read more ›
Researchers built Sashimi-Bot to master one of robotics’ slipperiest challenges. Read more ›
Xbox and Halo have revealed Halo: Campaign Evolved's PC system requirements and recommended specs, and for the most part, they're not too bad. Read more ›
Americana style has never truly gone out of fashion. From understated Windsor furniture to charming handcrafted hope chests, classic elements and beloved silhouettes have popped up in design through generations. As the United States gears up to celebrate its 250th birthday this summer, some of the most iconic decor items from centuries past are having a comeback of historic proportions.One of those timeless items is the instantly recognizable federal-style convex mirror. Read more ›
Delve into Dr. George F. Jenks and the Kansas Industrial Development Commission’s 1952 atlas, “A Kansas Atlas,” which showcases Jenks’ innovative approaches to thematic cartography. Today, Jenks is widely known for developing the “Natural Breaks (Jenks)” classification system commonly used in modern GIS software. Read more ›
See the world's most intelligent dog breeds — from the border collie to the poodle — and find out which one is right for you. Read more ›
[1:01 PM]Kobayashi: Hi everyone, it’s Kobayashi. I’m glad to be back here. I guess most people know me thanks to the success of the Black Sword Hack published by the Merry Mushmen. I have written over a dozen other RPG, most of them being metal best-sellers on Drivethru rpg, from Extinction to Fléaux, Ronin Saga or […] Read more ›
Gregg Olsen’s new book, By the River’s Edge (Thomas & Mercer), chronicles the killings of Yolanda Sapp, Nickie Lowe, and Kathy Brisbois, and a decades-long hunt for a serial killer in Washington. What is the first true-crime story you covered? It was the story of Danny Stutzman; a little boy found in a Nebraska cornfield […] Read more ›
While only about a third of ETF inflows went to actively managed funds in 2025, that market share is expected to grow. The post appeared first on . Read more ›
It really is International Fairy Day if you believe hard enough Read more ›
There are discounts on everything from large coolers to tiny tumblers, even on some of the popular colors. Read more ›
Oil crop expansion threatens global biodiversity, yet its supply chain impacts remain poorly quantified. Here we analyse biodiversity impacts along oil crop supply chains from 1995 to 2020 using spatially explicit assessments, a hybridized multi-regional input–output framework, enhanced supply chain mapping and structural decomposition analysis. By 2020, oil crop cultivation caused the potential long-term loss of 1.5% of global species (plants and terrestrial vertebrates), with oil palm, coco... Read more ›
Campus and community members are invited to enjoy live music, local food and hands-on activities during the annual Summer Solstice Celebration at the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm on Penn State's University Park campus. Read more ›
If you ever need help in the kitchen cutting fish into appetizing bites, a new three-armed robot may be able to help. And that's no easy feat for robots. While they are generally good at picking up rigid objects, something slippery that can change shape when touched, such as a fish, poses a range of challenges. Then, if you add slicing into the mix, it becomes even more difficult because the robot has to cope with the fish changing shape as it is handled and cut. Read more ›