Copenhagen

I think I've always said to him, like, it would be so fun if we went to a different country.

Like if we were like, okay, let's do Copenhagen for a year or something.

Love.

Because I think, again, that experience of living together in itself, like that's such a bonding experience.

Last thing just to draw attention to is Peter Lynch turns out next weekend or the weekend after, I'm not sure now Pat, it might be two weeks, in the New York Marathon.

So he would have run in the World Championships half marathon in Copenhagen.

The race didn't go the way he wanted it to go but... still I know that the soundings from himself and from his campus that he's in quite good shape so he goes to New York representing his bosses in Puma and it'll be interesting to see can he go and have a revision on the National American record because He's certainly in good shape.

He certainly felt there was more in him than he managed to get out himself in Copenhagen.

So it'll be interesting to see how does he go in New York.

There'll be plenty of support out there for him.

A number of conversations around the event this year on December the 5th about the Masters and the Juniors.

But, yeah, I think I'm off to Copenhagen tonight to check out our venue for the Elite Esports.

So that'll take me well over 100 hours in the air alone in the last, I think, five and a half weeks.

So I'm getting a little bit sick of aeroplanes, but, hey, it's – I'd rather that than sitting at home and be stuck at a desk nine till six every day.

It's about, again, like, stuff like this being on the ballot.

Like, do you want to live in a city like Copenhagen, according to Dems, which is where people ride bicycles to and fro? Right.

You know? Also, the construction permitting process, that plays into the housing, you know, crisis a lot.

You know, but then...

You've got Latvia, Belarus, and Russia, and then Estonia is only Russia.

Latvia is kind of on a similar latitude as Copenhagen or Stockholm or Edinburgh.

So it wouldn't necessarily be mega

cold.

It's not too dissimilar to Copenhagen in some ways.

I mean, it's probably smaller.

I suspect it's a smaller town centre, Riga.

It's very flat.

Where does the question of anxiety belong? Now, the preface tells us a little bit more about the kind of voice that we're going to be hearing from Hofniessus.

Now, this name, Vigilius Hofniessus, it means roughly the Watchman of Copenhagen, which of course is where Kierkegaard lived.

And the Watchman's post fits.

He stands at a fixed point and he reports what he sees there.

Instead of single buildings, developers create whole quarters, mini towns where people live, work and spend their free time within a short walk.

Copenhagen's Nordhavn and Hamburg's HafenCity are the models often cited.

Riga Waterfront is one case and this is a good example how you can take one large piece of land in the city center of Riga and make a on paper, very nice project overall.

If we speak about Riga development projects, they're very scattered.

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over there all the usa girls um they'll cut that roster to 25 this week and then they'll head over to to Copenhagen for a pre-camp, and then they're in a couple little small cities in Denmark.

I know Taylor's excited to be back with the team.

It was a long summer, kind of taking a little break from hockey.

So one of their primary goals is to promote international understanding and peace at a person-to-person level.

So the Youth Exchange Program was started in 1929 in Copenhagen with the hopes that if a student experiences different cultures and meets people from around the world, they'll be able to promote a more interconnected and peaceful world.

Today, there are about 10,000 students each year that are part of this Rotary Exchange Program.

Why did you get involved?