Been trying to stay warm while staying stylish. Different combos of tweed jackets and vests as well as camel hair in the traditional camel color and grey. Also a vintage thick Cashmere coat from the 1950s and my black Seal fur ambassador's hat from Sak's 5th avenue made in the U.S.S.R.

Well, it seems it’s time to introduce myself. I come from an old Polish family. I work in IT and have been managing personal funds and investments for nine years. Business has been going quite well. Especially considering thing that happening in the world. I’ve lived in many places around the world. Some were great, others… educational in less pleasant ways. I’m currently based in Central Asia, in my hometown. It’s a nice place, about 300 km from a former USSR nuclear weapons testing site. History has a way of lingering. I have too many hobbies to list, but the classics include watch collecting, fencing, philosophy, history, and, inevitably, finance. Nice to meet you, gentlemens. Best regards. FYI@Stephen Arnold @Jason Rochester Thank You for accepting my humble request.

🌲International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day🌲 As climate change continues to impact our world, humans are experiencing (and contributing to) the effects of degradation on the planet. But the situation doesn’t have to be hopeless! If each person can simply make more of an effort to reduce their carbon footprint and CO2 emissions, even just by a little bit every day, it will help to make the world a safer and more sustainable place to live, both now and tomorrow for the future generations. International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day is here to act as a reminder and motivator for each person to make better use of the resources we have been given. 🌲History of International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day🌲 The awareness of the need to reduce greenhouse gas or CO2 emissions has been on the radar of scientists for more than 150 years. Back in 1856, American scientist Eunice Newton Foote predicted that changes in the atmosphere of gas could potentially alter the temperature of the earth’s surface. Then in 1896, Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius made an even more quantitative prediction of global warming, and five years later the term “greenhouse effect” was coined by Nils Gustaf Ekholm. By 1938, a scientist named Guy Callendar made the connection that the increase in CO2 emissions was related to global warming and climate change. In fact, this was also related to research that had been done all the way back in 1824 when Joseph Fourier calculated that a planet the size of Earth in its positional relationship to the sun should actually be much colder than it was at the time, suggesting that there must be some sort of insulation or “blanket” that kept the Earth warmer. As scientists continue to study the impact of the greenhouse effect and loss of the ozone layer on the planet, more evidence has been revealed of global warming, including rising sea levels, increased drought, severe wildfires, declining water supplies and much more. When the Kyoto Protocol was signed in 1997, it was a sign of movement in the right direction toward the reduction of greenhouse gasses from industrialized countries. Still, it hasn’t been enough to slow down the rate fast enough.

I bought a solar watch a couple of years ago. The battery died about a week ago. It's really strange because I've never dealt with a watch battery dying like this before. I was told to put it in the window seal for a couple of weeks to let the battery charge. I pulled the crown out so it wouldn't try to run while charging and put it in the window seal. I tested it the other day and it seems to be working.

Hello ladies and gentlemen. I was having some discussions with people around my age the other day and I thought I’d share some concerns with you all. The discussions started because I expressed some concerns about people still visiting nightclubs and party islands such as Ibiza and Mykonos while being in serious relationships, at least on a regular basis. It’s common to hear that “they’re having fun with friends”, but I’d argue there are much healthier environments to have fun than places full of alcohol and substance abuse, lust, immodesty and degeneracy. I often get hit with the “you’re still young. Don’t miss out on it you’ll be serious later in life” argument, which sparked some thoughts on being young in general, single or taken. I definitely agree with living life to its fullest, especially when young. But does youth excuse degeneracy? Or is it just an excuse for people to hold themselves to lower standards for as long as age allows them?