->  -=> Quoting Theodore Nikodem to Jim Weller <=-
-> 
->  -> I just returned home from a three week stint in hot,
->  ->  muggy Ontario. It was over 30 and sticky every day. 
->  -> I sure am happy to be back in a part
->  -> of the world where summers are civilized.... 16-21, dry and breezy.
-> 
->  TN> At least you got back before the blackout.
-> 
-> Yeah, that too.
-> 
-> But the heat wave afflicting Euyrope is sure no laughing matter.

A few years ago, during a July evening, I was on the Deutsche Bahn
somewhere between Heidelburg and Berlin.  I checked the tempeature on the
thermometer in the car. It said 38 degrees but my watch said 2100 hours.

I "knew" the thermometer must be wrong to read that hot so late at night,
so I went to the next car to see the correct temperature on the thermometer
there.  It read EXACTLY THE SAME temperature.

I went back to the first car and tried not to think of what the temperature
might be at noon the next day
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