The new incarnation of Yuri Shimai, with pretty much exactly the same content. See the official website for more info (in Japanese).

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then the main character of Takahashi Mako's "Short Cut" is certainly being paid a great compliment... unfortunately, she doesn't see it that way.
In "Peach Taste," by Morishima Akiko, a girl struggles to convince the object of her affections to take her seriously. An English-language version of Morishima's other contribution to this issue, a report on Yuricon in Tokyo (told in manga format), can be found in ALC Publishing's Yuri Monogatari 3. Morishima also did a very short sequel to "Peach Taste." It can be found here.
"Cherries For Your Lips," by Morinaga Milk, tells the story of a girl who's in love with her best friend.
"Snowflakes Fluttering Down Through the Clear Sky," by Himawari Souya, is a love story about a princess and a knight.
In chapter 6 of Hayashiya Shizuru's "Strawberry Shake Sweet" (formerly "Strawberry Shake"), Ran thinks she might have a stalker.
In "Let's Go to Heaven," by Izumi Yuu, an unusual girl hits on her cute teacher.
In chapter 3 of Fujieda Miyabi's "The Miko's Words and the Witch's Incantations" (formerly "The Caged Miko and the Whimsical Witch"), Letty buys Tsumugi new clothes, and the two go for a boat ride.
"Alice Turn Back Clock" is Inoue Shinkai's take on Alice in Wonderland, complete with a bunny-eared schoolgirl and aliens from outer space.
Minakata Sunao's "Nanami and Misuzu" is a funny ongoing collection of shorts about two girls named--you got it--Nanami and Misuzu.
In Chi-Ran's "Her Confession," an ordinary girl finds herself the unexpected target of an actress's affections. We're using the tankoubon version for our scanlation, which has some minor changes from the version that appeared in Yuri Hime.
"Lily White," by Ruri Hozuki and Sakura Shio, is a yuri version of the fairy tale Snow White. It's an illustrated story rather than a manga.