@SpayneRob@NWSLouisville@WeatherNowKY NWS doesn’t control the Apple weather app, but I noticed the same thing and suspect it’s an estimate based off the forecast, not actual observations.
@Jess_inthewild There was a mystery car parked directly in front of our house, which necessitated direct intro and conversation with the neighbors - turned out to be abandoned and it was towed, but it was nice to have an “in”
@Jess_inthewild I didn’t do it, but my neighborhood started a group chat on Signal. When we moved in we went door to door and met our immediate neighbors on each side and across the street. We didn’t force exchanging numbers but some gave them freely. One added us on Signal.
@Jess_inthewild That’s exactly what my neighborhood uses our signal chat for. Hopefully they’ve already got one but maybe you can start it if you have to! I could see it becoming a common thing.
Church historian in 2500:
The zuchetto was originally a skullcap. The first American pope Leo XIV modified the zuchetto to include a large front brim, and this style became adopted by subsequent popes. The stylized SOX means "Successor of Christ" (the X from the Greek Xristos)."
Staff at the lane entries did nothing to warn people, no signage posted. Other employees made vague reference to “rules” and refused to let people switch. None of these were CBP agents. Those that left the regular line forced to return to the back. Who does this serve?
Terrible experience with @TorontoPearson#dexterra employees outside US Customs/Terminal 1. @AirCanada encouraged use of the MPC app, but once in the regular customs line, multiple passengers barred from leaving the line to use MPC lane, placing an inefficient burden on @CBP.
“This is not a time to be dismayed, this is punk rock time. This is what Joe Strummer trained you for. It is now time to go. You’re a good person. That means more now than ever.” -Henry Rollins (thanks @kexp for this little reminder)