Don't have one.

I have a fan, so that's something, but it's still just blowing air.

And well, sometimes I have to go outside for groceries, papers, etc...
- jugkope

Does it get crazy hot in the land of the Poles?

Does it get crazy hot in the land of the Poles?
- mr.peanut

Meh, my region we've had a few 30-34 + humidex days...rather similar to Canada I'd say. Of course it's much cooler in the mountains but that's not where I am at all

Not much, really. Burning frequently because no AC, and there was a leak upstairs that isn't really good, the landlord is coming in 45 minutes to check it.
- jugkope

oh oh, jug new sex life as brought a leak and a burning sensation !

oh oh, jug new sex life as brought a leak and a burning sensation !
- Xizord

Renovations and summer

There's that key word again.

I think we agree, Pat. What I'm saying is you think he did something wrong because of your own ethics, but he doesn't feel the same because of his job and knowing that there would not have been any consequences. If it were truly unacceptable what he did, he would no longer have a job.
- Good On Paper

Meh, to me your opening the door to a whole ot of :

"In my mind, in my book, in my ethics (or set of value) its ok "

With no central set of rules, its the neverending story

Meh, my region we've had a few 30-34 + humidex days...rather similar to Canada I'd say. Of course it's much cooler in the mountains but that's not where I am at all
- jugkope

We've had a lot of those days this year.

But summer's over now

We've had a lot of those days this year.

But summer's over now
- mr.peanut

We've had a few, but now we're entering the rainy season I think, that tends to cool it off a bit.

Plus next weekend I'll be visiting two mines that are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and they are usually around 10 C

1-1
- fidopro

You really are the context master.

We've had a few, but now we're entering the rainy season I think, that tends to cool it off a bit.

Plus next weekend I'll be visiting two mines that are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and they are usually around 10 C
- jugkope

Sounds like 2 cool places to visit. What are their significances?

You really are the context master.
- BashCH

3-1 now

3-1 now
- fidopro

Aho !

Renovations and summer
- jugkope

yaya.... sure

Sounds like 2 cool places to visit. What are their significances?
- mr.peanut

It's the worst...water management in flatland conditions

https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1539/

It represents a masterpiece of mid-sixteenth to late-nineteenth century underground hydraulic engineering, its vast underground system representing the peak of European skills in such dewatering technology at a time when mining engineering provided the technical wherewithal for the development of the world’s first large-scale public water supply systems based on the steam-powered pumping of groundwater.

yaya.... sure
- Xizord

I swear

Otto Leskinen won't play in Laval next year.

Is there gonna be an AHL season ?

It's the worst...water management in flatland conditions

https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1539/

It represents a masterpiece of mid-sixteenth to late-nineteenth century underground hydraulic engineering, its vast underground system representing the peak of European skills in such dewatering technology at a time when mining engineering provided the technical wherewithal for the development of the world’s first large-scale public water supply systems based on the steam-powered pumping of groundwater.
- jugkope

Oh jeez... unesco deally stretching here

Otto Leskinen won't play in Laval next year.

Is there gonna be an AHL season ?
- BashCH

December 4th

Otto Leskinen won't play in Laval next year.

Is there gonna be an AHL season ?
- BashCH

I'd be very surprised

Otto Leskinen won't play in Laval next year.

Is there gonna be an AHL season ?
- BashCH

Based on RDS's article, he's going to play in Finland until the beginning of the NHL/AHL season...I'm guessing they think/know the AHL might restart at the same time as the NHL which we already know will be delayed, and there's no harm in having him play for a few months in the mean time.

Oh jeez... unesco deally stretching here
- mr.peanut

Yep. I mean hopefully I see it and I'm blown away, but it really doesn't sound great



Not as bad as https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1599

Krzemionki Prehistoric Striped Flint Mining Region
Located in the mountain region of Świętokrzyskie, Krzemionki is an ensemble of four mining sites, dating from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age (about 3900 to 1600 BCE), dedicated to the extraction and processing of striped flint, which was mainly used for axe-making. With its underground mining structures, flint workshops and some 4,000 shafts and pits, the property features one of the most comprehensive prehistoric underground flint extraction and processing systems identified to date. The property provides information about life and work in prehistoric settlements and bears witness to an extinct cultural tradition. It is an exceptional testimony of the importance of the prehistoric period and of flint mining for tool production in human history.

Based on RDS's article, he's going to play in Finland until the beginning of the NHL/AHL season...I'm guessing they think/know the AHL might restart at the same time as the NHL which we already know will be delayed, and there's no harm in having him play for a few months in the mean time.
- jugkope

Oh, alright. Makes sense. Ylonen will probably do the same.

Oh, alright. Makes sense. Ylonen will probably do the same.
- BashCH

What I've seen says that the AHL would probably restart either in December or January, so if the Euro leagues start in October as planned players could get 1.5-3 months of hockey.

What I've seen says that the AHL would probably restart either in December or January, so if the Euro leagues start in October as planned players could get 1.5-3 months of hockey.
- jugkope

they would play with no fan in the stands?

Yep. I mean hopefully I see it and I'm blown away, but it really doesn't sound great



Not as bad as https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1599

Krzemionki Prehistoric Striped Flint Mining Region
Located in the mountain region of Świętokrzyskie, Krzemionki is an ensemble of four mining sites, dating from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age (about 3900 to 1600 BCE), dedicated to the extraction and processing of striped flint, which was mainly used for axe-making. With its underground mining structures, flint workshops and some 4,000 shafts and pits, the property features one of the most comprehensive prehistoric underground flint extraction and processing systems identified to date. The property provides information about life and work in prehistoric settlements and bears witness to an extinct cultural tradition. It is an exceptional testimony of the importance of the prehistoric period and of flint mining for tool production in human history.
- jugkope

they would play with no fan in the stands?
- fidopro

Euro or AHL?