Comments on: In the Land Where Talvi Shouldn’t be Eurotalvi http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/ Everyday Peculiarities Sun, 20 May 2012 05:58:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: The Slate - Everyday Peculiarities » Blog Archive » Fending off the Black Christmas http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/#comment-54 The Slate - Everyday Peculiarities » Blog Archive » Fending off the Black Christmas Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:44:47 +0000 http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/#comment-54 [...] Finns are serious when it gets to winters. Whatever gets in the way of a proper winter surely becomes a grave topic. This year they’ve decided it is the climate change that caused the European winter. Who’s causing the warm weather? How to reverse the trend and reclaim our snowy, sub-10-degrees-below-freezing real winters? [...] […] Finns are serious when it gets to winters. Whatever gets in the way of a proper winter surely becomes a grave topic. This year they’ve decided it is the climate change that caused the European winter. Who’s causing the warm weather? How to reverse the trend and reclaim our snowy, sub-10-degrees-below-freezing real winters? […]

]]> By: Mladen http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/#comment-36 Mladen Wed, 19 Apr 2006 05:28:00 +0000 http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/#comment-36 Hello, Hehe, bastard Slovene weather. But it took me so long to reply that we've got spring weather here too: -5°C at night and +5°C during the day. And we still have enough ice cubes for slurpee outside. So, it's not a freezer anymore, but more like a day-freezing compartment in the fridge. About your other question. Well, good question, I must admit although I've been studying Digital Culture at the Univeristy of Jyväskylä I have not learned much about blogs or any sort of communication via technological means whatsoever. Yeah, too bad, I know. And I do have quite a few classes that really kick ass, but most of the Digital Culture classes are really, really basic stuff - or complete theoretical obscurity. Oh well, education. But otherwise yes, I have learned many things that will help me out with my thesis. Of course, the biggest part that so importantly contributes to good writing and research is the atmosphere which is great: the place is absolutely too small to be a distraction, thus reading and studying becomes a form of fun. I don't know if you're satisfied with my reply, but do not cease to leave further comments; they are welcome. Terve, terve! Mladen Hello,

Hehe, bastard Slovene weather. But it took me so long to reply that we’ve got spring weather here too: -5°C at night and +5°C during the day. And we still have enough ice cubes for slurpee outside. So, it’s not a freezer anymore, but more like a day-freezing compartment in the fridge.

About your other question. Well, good question, I must admit although I’ve been studying Digital Culture at the Univeristy of Jyväskylä I have not learned much about blogs or any sort of communication via technological means whatsoever. Yeah, too bad, I know. And I do have quite a few classes that really kick ass, but most of the Digital Culture classes are really, really basic stuff - or complete theoretical obscurity. Oh well, education.

But otherwise yes, I have learned many things that will help me out with my thesis. Of course, the biggest part that so importantly contributes to good writing and research is the atmosphere which is great: the place is absolutely too small to be a distraction, thus reading and studying becomes a form of fun.

I don’t know if you’re satisfied with my reply, but do not cease to leave further comments; they are welcome.

Terve, terve!

Mladen

]]> By: Bajo http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/#comment-35 Bajo Wed, 22 Mar 2006 21:06:00 +0000 http://theslate.net/2006/03/16/in-the-land-where-talvi-shouldnt-be-eurotalvi/#comment-35 Hi, Update on Slovene weather: 20. March, the last winter day: temperatures suddenly rose from around 0 to 13°C. Looks like the winter is over, I guess kurents from Ptuj did a good job this year :) But I have a question for you: you're studying digital culture, right? Well, blogs have already become an important part of this culture so my question is: how would you put your blog in the perspective of the theme of your studies? Did you learn anything that could help you with your master thesis or something? Have fun! Hi,

Update on Slovene weather: 20. March, the last winter day: temperatures suddenly rose from around 0 to 13°C. Looks like the winter is over, I guess kurents from Ptuj did a good job this year :)

But I have a question for you: you’re studying digital culture, right? Well, blogs have already become an important part of this culture so my question is: how would you put your blog in the perspective of the theme of your studies? Did you learn anything that could help you with your master thesis or something?

Have fun!

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