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There's a village called Kvidinge in the south of Sweden. Probably the most notable thing to happen there was that in 1810, crown prince Carl August fell off his horse there and died, from unknown reasons, possibly a stroke. In 1826, a monument was raised in his honour.

It looked like this:

Until last week, when it was struck by lightning. Now it looks like this:

In conclusion:

Lightning is pretty powerful.

Having a large pillar on an open field was maybe not the best idea.

I'm really grateful for the invention of lightning rods.

A reminder that sell-buy dates or best-used-by dates are not the same as expiration dates.

You can actually make that little number using html! You don't even need to use a workskin.

You can use the sup html tag to create a superscript character - that's how the AO3 logo as the word beta raised higher than the rest of the text. You would then use anchor links to make that character a clickable link to the bottom of the chapter/fic. Then, use another link at the end of your written footnote to return the reader back to where they were when they clicked.

Other people have already created guides on AO3 that will walk you through exactly what you need to do. Here's two of them:

Making footnotes on AO3 by irrationalpie

how to make a footnote in ao3 by Lucifer111

Joel Webbon Says Only ‘Christian American Men’ Should Be Able To Hold Office

while carolina moves on to live a life of rest & luxury in the retirement kennels, her role is being passed on to her successor, tamasha. she is 2 years old & was named after the grandmother of one of her handlers.

(with her handler priscus)

here is a description of tamasha:

"Tamasha is also quite playful! She enjoys jumping, climbing, and sometimes does a joyful little dance when placed in the TB evaluation enclosure – as if celebrating her enthusiasm for the work ahead. She’s also a big fan of avocado, her favorite treat for a job well done."

In the summer of 1982, artist Agnes Denes planted and harvested 2 acres of wheat just two blocks from Wall Street, near the twin World Trade Center towers and facing the Statue of Liberty.

Growing wheat on land valued at $4.5 billion was a symbolic act. Her project, 'Wheatfield,' raised questions about food justice, commerce, world trade, economics, land misuse, colonization, food and energy waste, world hunger, and ecology.

Lawmakers would eliminate a $7,500 tax credit for households that buy or lease new EVs, as well as a $4,000 credit for consumers who purchase used EVs.

July 1, 2025, 1:19 PM MST / Source: CNBC

By Greg Iacurci, CNBC

A massive tax and spending package championed by President Donald Trump and passed by the Senate on Tuesday would end tax credits for electric vehicles within three months.

The legislation, which Republicans are trying to get to the president’s desk by July 4, would axe tax breaks for consumers who buy or lease EVs after Sept. 30.

Lawmakers would eliminate a $7,500 tax credit for households that buy or lease a new EV, and a $4,000 credit for consumers who purchase a used EV.

“If you’re interested in driving an EV — either new, used or leased — now is the time to act,” said Ingrid Malmgren, senior policy director at Plug In America, a nonprofit advocating for a quicker transition to electric cars.

I thought y'all might like to see Niagara Falls lit up for Pride.