Changelog

The home wildfire-readiness tool, first built for the US Southwest, now supports FireSmart Canada's metric Home Ignition Zones — so Canadian towns like Yellowknife get guidance in the terms their own fire agencies use.

Giá thật của cao lầu, cà phê, gửi xe máy gần phố cổ và vài món hằng ngày, do người dân và khách quen báo lại — bảng cho thấy mức trung bình gần đây, để biết giá địa phương so với giá cho khách. Cần một tài khoản miễn phí để báo giá.

Tick off what you've done to get a home ready for wildfire and see what matters most next — the roof, gutters and the first metre and a half do the most. Built on FireSmart Canada's guidance, with the City's alerts and a free FireSmart NWT assessment.

A live read of the wind chill for the next three days, and the hours when exposed skin is at risk, on Environment Canada's scale. It links the official forecast and, in a cold snap, the neighbour-reported power board.

The Mainland Run is a new kind of tool for car-free island towns whose services are a ferry ride away: it works out the last boat home tonight, the ferry round-trip cost, mainland parking and what's on each side. The arrival planner speaks Spanish now, too.

Elige cómo llegas —en coche, en tren o a pie— y, sobre todo, mira dónde es llano y dónde hay escaleras. La Ribera, a pie de puerto, es la parte accesible; subir a los miradores es todo escalones y no hay ascensor. Con equipaje o movilidad reducida, la guía te lleva a la parte baja o a El Pito, que es llano.

Pick St. Ignace or Mackinaw City and see tonight's last boat back to the island, what the ferry round trip costs, where to park on the mainland, and which errands — the ER, a pharmacy, the Walmart — are on each side. The last-boat times are the operator's published schedule, so it always points you to their live page to be sure.

Một trang mới cho biết hôm nay hửng sáng, mặt trời mọc, mặt trời lặn và tắt nắng ở Tam Đảo lúc mấy giờ, cùng thời điểm nên xuất phát để kịp lên Cổng Trời, Cầu Mây hay tháp truyền hình đón biển mây. Giờ mặt trời được tính theo tọa độ thị trấn nên không cần dữ liệu trực tuyến; trang cũng nhắc rằng núi hay mù, cảnh không bao giờ chắc chắn — xem công cụ 'Sương mù & sương giá' trước khi đi. Biển mây đẹp nhất khoảng tháng 11 đến tháng 1.

A reusable tool that computes a household's next garbage and recycling pickup from a fixed weekday, handling the next-working-day recycling offset and statutory-holiday shifts, so it stays correct all year without editing dates. First used in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

Find your garbage day once and see the next garbage and recycling dates worked out for you — including the recycling day being the next working day after garbage, and the shifts that statutory holidays cause. Blue-lid vs grey-lid sorting, set-out times and the hazardous-waste depot are all here too.

What the bus costs, how to pay with Umo or cash, where the four loops meet, and when they don't run — for anyone relearning the network after the June 2026 redesign.

The island's clinic and pharmacy hours in one place, what to do when the clinic is closed, and how mainland care works — because the ferry is the only way across. Emergency guidance and the monthly duty-doctor roster are linked from the town.

Search any household item to see which bag or category it belongs in, with the whole-island weekly schedule and the local rules that catch people out — put out by 8:30 a.m., never puncture spray cans, plastic packaging in burnable. Taken from the town's own sorting guide.

Water in Gjirokastër is much better than it was — a 2023 German–Swiss rebuild replaced the old rusted mains, and the regulator now records about 22 hours of supply a day — but short cuts still happen, especially up the hill. This board is for the honest question when your tap runs dry: is it just my building, or the whole neighbourhood? Signed-in residents tap their quarter to report a cut; reports fade on their own after a few hours, and it takes several independent neighbours before an area reads as sector-wide. The official utility line stays the authoritative channel for planned works.

Owning a house in Gjirokastër's protected old town means ordinary repairs — a new roof, a repainted facade, a replaced window — are permit questions decided by the national heritage bodies, not the builder or the municipality. The heritage director has warned that collapsing stone roofs are a danger to the families living under them. This tool lets you pick the job you have in mind and see whether it generally needs full restoration approval (IMK → KKR), a lighter heritage sign-off, or none — with where to confirm for your own building and where owner support exists. It orients you; it does not decide your case.

Gjirokastër is a UNESCO-listed Ottoman stone town on a steep slope above the Drino valley in southern Albania — the "city of stone" of Ismail Kadare's novels, with its grey stone-slab-roofed tower houses stepping down below the castle. It joins with four tools built from the town's own research: a heritage-permit helper for owners of the protected old-town houses, a live resident water board, a getting-here guide for a road-only town, and a rain outlook for its wet autumns. The pages are in English for now — the platform does not yet support Albanian.

A colored-pencil banner of Akureyri climbing from its harbour, Akureyrarkirkja's stepped towers over the town and snow-streaked mountains across the fjord.

A colored-pencil banner of a whitewashed gabled house on Dorp Street beneath an old oak, with vineyards running toward the Jonkershoek mountains.

A colored-pencil banner of the Gothic cathedral and the free-standing Urban Tower over the tree-lined main boulevard, past the neo-baroque State Theatre.

A colored-pencil banner of the clifftop church on its bluff over Lake Ohrid, with the old town's roofs and Samuel's Fortress rising behind.

A colored-pencil banner of Kotor's Old Town at the head of the bay — St. Tryphon's twin towers by the water and the Venetian ramparts climbing St. John's hill to the fortress above.

Das Weinstuben-Verzeichnis nennt jetzt das bestätigte Enddatum des saisonalen Ausschanks bei Dr. Kauer (regulär bis 5. September 2026, danach nur nach Anmeldung) und ist gegen die eigenen Seiten der Weingüter Dr. Kauer und Bastian geprüft (Stand 18. Juli 2026).

Behind the scenes: the code that sends tool alerts and newsletter digests now has a thorough set of automated tests. They lock in the rules that matter most for your inbox — an address that bounced or unsubscribed is never mailed again, a continuing advisory is only ever sent to you once, and alert frequency limits are respected exactly. Nothing changes in how the site looks or works; this makes sure email keeps behaving well as the platform grows.

When the summer shortage hits and the tap runs dry, residents can tap their settlement to report it and see whether it's just their tank or the whole sector — with where the water comes from, why it turns salty, and who to call.

Each monitored beach's official bathing-water grade, in plain words, with Grašnica flagged as the stormwater discharge point — plus a live rainfall read that warns when a recent soaking may have made the water worse than the grade shows.

A new kind for lakes and coasts whose health authority publishes a bathing-water class per beach — not a bacterial count. It shows each beach's official grade in plain words and layers a live after-rain caution on top from the weather model, since a grade measured on a calm day understates the risk once stormwater and overflows reach the shore. Built first for Lake Ohrid; reusable for any town on the EU or a national class-based system.

Kotor's first tools are up. The Water Status board lets residents report, settlement by settlement, where the tap is off during the summer shortage — with the two-spring salinity story and the ViK line to call. Alongside it: a live read of how the Bay of Kotor is for a swim, and a tappable directory of the town's services and emergency numbers.

Ohrid's first tools are up. 'Is Lake Ohrid Safe to Swim?' shows each beach's official bathing-water grade in plain words and adds a live after-rain caution, because the grade is measured on a calm day and stormwater changes the water the same afternoon. Alongside it: the 2026 summer festivals in one dated feed, and a tappable directory of the town's water, waste, hospital and emergency numbers.

We've finished a first research pass on Gjirokastër, the stone town above the Drino valley: ten documents on its shrinking and aging population, the heritage-tourism economy, civic services, culture, geography and history, and what residents raise locally. The defining tension is the conservation regime — UNESCO-protected houses residents cannot legally or affordably repair, with the regional heritage director warning that collapsing roofs threaten the families living under them. Also recurring: water-supply hours short of the promised round-the-clock service, autumn storms closing the Kakavijë and Kardhiq–Delvinë roads, and isolated villages petitioning for a basic road. Timely local information is Albanian-only today.

A first research pass on Ohrid is in: ten documents on the lakeside town's demographics, its compressed May–October tourism economy, civic services, culture, geography, and residents' own concerns. The load-bearing findings are the lake's pollution and the recurring UNESCO "in danger" question (weighed at the July 2026 Busan session), the mid-season contradiction between "safe to swim" bathing-water results and visible sewage spills near Kaneo, the ageing 1988 Ohrid–Struga collector and its failures during power cuts, recurring wild dumpsites, and summer parking and beach pricing. Timely local information is Macedonian-only today.

We've completed a first research pass on Kotor and its stretch of the Bay of Kotor: ten documents covering demographics, the cruise-and-water economy, civic services, culture, geography, history, and what residents actually raise locally. The recurring threads that will shape the first tools are summer water shortages and salinity in Dobrota, Orahovac and up the bay (residents blocked the Old Town gates over it in July 2026), cruise-ship crowding on days with up to five ships in port, scarce and expensive summer parking with resident-only zones, and the Kamenari–Lepetane ferry as the working cross-bay link. Timely local information is Montenegrin-only today — an English aggregation gap the tools can close.

Today's modelled air quality over the townsite, updated hourly — mostly a smoke page in fire season. Dawson has no monitoring station, so the page says plainly these numbers are a model, and to trust your nose and the wildfire updates when smoke is about.

Named fires burning near town from the national CIFFC feed — distance, direction, size and stage of control — with the Yukon's official alert channels first. An out-of-control label describes fire behaviour, not an evacuation order; those come from Yukon Protective Services.

Two tools went live for Marfa. Marfa Air & Dust reads the air over town through the day and, on a hazy day, tells you whether it's coarse blown dust or fine wildfire smoke — usually the sky here is wide and clean, so this is for spotting the days it isn't. Monsoon Road Reports is a neighbour board for the roads out of town in storm season: Highway 90 east to Alpine, Highway 90 west to Valentine, Highway 67 south to Presidio, and the Pinto Canyon dirt. Tap the one you just drove and say whether it's clear, slow going, or blocked with high water; the board shows the recent middle report, alongside TxDOT's official map. And if water is over the road, turn around.

Three tools went live for Beirut. Will It Run on My Subscription? lets you tick the things you'd have on at once — the fridge, the water pump, a summer AC, the electric water heater — and see whether that fits a 5-amp or 10-amp generator line, so the choice is in front of you before you subscribe. Beirut Air Quality reads the fine-particle air over the city through the day, with the diesel-generator story behind it. And Feasts & Holidays in Beirut keeps every community's days in one place — Muslim and Christian feasts and the national holidays — working out the next date of each, so you can see when banks, schools and offices close.

Sau sắp xếp đơn vị hành chính từ 1/7/2025, địa chỉ bệnh viện trong "Gọi ai ở Đà Lạt" đổi từ Phường 6 sang Phường Cam Ly. Các số điện thoại và đường dây cấp cứu vẫn giữ nguyên.

Ban tổ chức đã chốt lịch Festival Hoa lần thứ XI — khai mạc tối 19/12 tại Quảng trường Lâm Viên, bế mạc tối 31/12. Lịch nở hoa và bảng mức đông theo mùa đã cập nhật theo ngày chính thức.

The fishing guide reads the next two weeks of the moon over Tyre for the lamparo season — when the nights are dark enough for the lamp to draw the blue fish up to the net. It is the moon and the dark hours, not a promise of a catch, and the sea still decides whether it is safe to go out. The price board shows what fresh fish, a gas bottle, bread and diesel cost in Tyre this week, reported by neighbours in US dollars — the middle of recent reports, so no single price can swing it.

The lake gauge shows the live level of Great Slave Lake at the town, straight from the Water Survey of Canada — the number the barge docks and the West Channel fishery watch, and how the lake sits against the river mouth at spring break-up. The wildfires page lists active fires near town from the national fire map, nearest first, with each fire's size and stage of control, and the official channels that matter in an evacuation. Neither one is an alert system — the official flood and fire calls come from the Government of the Northwest Territories and NWT Alert.

The parking pair reads the city ordinance so you don't have to: a per-band cost calculator that knows every daily cap, and the cards explained — including that regulated parking reaches Sídlisko KVP on 1 March 2027, a year later than the city's own FAQ still says. The heating pair covers the other big grievance: a live read of the outdoor temperature against the legal 13 °C switch-on rule (the decree's evening-weighted average, computed exactly), and a neighbour board for "no heat or hot water on my sídlisko?". Air quality framed for the basin's winter smog, the DPMK tariff with your 20-minute compensation rights, a which-bin search that explains why plastic-bagged bio gets the brown bin refused, and every fault line worth saving round it out.

Slovakia's second city joins as the platform's first Slovak town: a shrinking, ageing steel-and-universities city of 223,678 in a basin where winter air has nowhere to go. Its first eight tools go straight at what residents actually argue about — parking cards, cold radiators, the bus that never came, the bin that never got emptied.

Um banner a lápis de cor de Monchique na encosta arborizada da serra, com as casas caiadas de branco e o cume da Fóia envolto em névoa, entre sobreiros e medronheiros.

Bango la penseli za rangi linaloonyesha ngome ya Fort Jesus juu ya bandari ya zamani, jahazi lenye tanga majini, na nyumba za Mji wa Kale zenye baraza za mbao.