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I've seen CRBR-S in Die Maschine and Chrysalax in Firebase Z with dropped ammo, too. How? And why did Activision say they couldn't add those wonder weapons to those maps if some players can actually use them in the games.

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It's that time of year, everyone is filled with holiday cheer. Presents, stockings and pumpkin pie, watch the snow fall from the dark night sky. Family gathers and comes together, it's easy to ignore the cold weather. Children excited for old Saint Nick, off to bed in a hurry, so quick. We are here to make sure you don't forget that special someone you're sure to regret.

Having lived there for a time, I do have a good grasp at the myriad wonders of your fine golden state. I absolutely adore your daily moment. Adding a bit of ritual to seeking wonder is wise, I think, if only to ensure that we practice this life-affirming part of our chosen undertaking.

So, since there's some disagreement here, I wanted to know, has there been any version of Wonder Woman who has been uncomfortably cold due to her costume (or lack thereof)? Or is super-heat-circulation one of her powers?

Shayera Hol: Aren't you cold in that outfit?

Wonder Woman: Not really.

Shayera Hol: Of course not. The Princess doesn't get cold. The Princess doesn't even sweat in the Fire Pits of Tartarus.

Wonder Woman: I do too sweat.

Shayera Hol: Please, you glow.

Flash is running in place and rubbing his arms to stay warm. Wonder Woman is simply standing there. Flash asks her just that question - if she doesn't get cold in that outfit. I don't think she responded (may not have heard, I suppose; or, maybe he thought it but didn't actually say it), and he thinks to himself how he always feels like a "country bumpkin" (or some such) around her.

In any case, Flash was obvious very cold, while neither Wonder Woman nor Batman seemed to be reacting to the temperature. Of the two, Batman's the only one whose suit could logical account for that. :-) Draw what conclusions you will!

Decorations weren't limited to the outdoor evening light shows on display. The halls of Meadow Brook are also decked out in trees, lights, nutcrackers and more. Those in attendance say the snow only added to the experience, and they didn't mind the cold one bit.

When you take fresh fruits and vegetables grown on organic farms, pick them at their peak freshness, cold-press them right away and combine them into bold flavor combinations, you get wonder-ful results!

Beetology is changing its name to Wonder Beet! It wanted to be more like its Melon and Lemon friends, so the new name is now official! Same great organic ingredients, same delicious cold-pressed flavor, cool new name!

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Exercising in cold weather increases the risk of hypothermia (abnormally low body temperature). Seek emergency care right away if you develop symptoms such as intense shivering, extreme fatigue, slurred speech, or loss of coordination. Always let someone know when you are going outdoors and carry a fully charged cellphone.

In some ways, winter can offer benefits you don't get in summer. For instance, cold weather may actually improve endurance, says Dr. Tenforde. "In colder temperatures your heart doesn't have to work as hard, you sweat less, and expend less energy, all of which means you can exercise more efficiently."

Plus, winter workouts help you get exposure to sunlight, which may help ward off seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression that some people experience during the winter months. While cold-weather exercise is safe for most people, if you have certain conditions, such as asthma or heart problems, check with your doctor to review any special precautions you need to take based on your condition or medications.

Cold muscles are at a greater risk for strains and injuries, so make sure to warm up before your cold-weather workout. "You want to avoid starting with static stretches, that is, not moving the body part while stretching, which can further increase your risk for injury," says Dr. Adam Tenforde of Harvard's Spaulding Rehabilitation Network. "More dynamic forms of stretching that keep body parts moving can loosen your joints, get your blood flowing, and warm up muscles and tissues." Here is a pre-exercise routine you can try:

You have to respect colder weather and make sure you're properly prepared, just as you would with summer heat and humidity, says Dr. Tenforde. Here are some tips to stay safe and healthy while you enjoy your cold-weather workouts.

Next, add a layer of fleece or wool for insulation. (Always avoid cotton, which absorbs sweat and can make you colder.) Top this with a waterproof, breathable outer layer. "You may need to experiment to find the right combination of clothing based on your exercise intensity and comfort level," says Dr. Tenforde.

Protect your head, hands, and feet. When it's cold, blood flow concentrates in your body's core to help keep you warm, which leaves your head, hands, and feet vulnerable to the cold. Wear gloves lined with wool or fleece, or add a thin pair of glove liners made of a wicking material under a pair of heavier gloves. Also, wear heavy socks and a wool cap, and protect your eyes from wind and glare with dark glasses.

Stay hydrated. You are more likely to get dehydrated in cold weather because cold air tamps down thirst. While you may not need the same fluid intake as during summer, you still need to maintain the same approach to hydration. "Drink water before, during, and after your workout and pay attention to being thirsty," says Dr. Tenforde. If you need help, set a timer on your phone or fitness tracker to remind you to drink.

Choose a safe surface. Make sure your route offers good footing and is clear and safe to navigate. Wear shoes with good traction and invest in walking poles for support and to help avoid slips and falls. "Always remember to monitor how your body feels during cold-weather exercise," says Dr. Tenforde. "Enjoying outdoor exercise safely remains the priority."

On a typical January day in Flint, the temperature's low point is 16 F, which is below freezing. The January of 1963 was even colder. In fact, 1963 still holds the record for the coldest January 23rd and 24th in Flint's recorded history: temperatures fell to -13 F. Flint wasn't the only place experiencing bitter temperatures that year, however. The cold front stretched across most of the United States, including Atlanta, where it was not 70 F but instead hit lows well below zero.

Describe a real or imagined experience with extreme heat or cold. Organize your story with an event sequence that unfolds naturally. Use transitional phrases and sensory details to convey the experience precisely. Prove a conclusion that follows from the narrated experience.

I wonder if anyone can help, after returning from holiday I have terrible catarrh. I have it every time I fly, I think the air conditioning gets me. In the past I have taken a decongestant to dry it up, but since taking Levothyroxine I see you are advised not to take certain cold/cough remedies. I am ok during the latter part of the day but for a few hours after waking I am coughing badly trying to clear the back of my nose/throat. I have put Oubas oil on a handkerchief by my pillow and bought an inhaler too, when I lie down i cough and feel as though I'm choking.

Most cold remedies contain ephidrine derivatives; as we hypothyroid disease sufferers are prone to raised blood pressure, so use is discouraged. E.g. my consultant lets me take one tablet a day (first thing) of 'remedy' that is a 4 per day for normal dosage + ephidrine nose drops, for 'emergency' one-off, if have sinuses blocked/pain.

when flying, I always ended up with a sore throat and cold with 36-48 hrs - put it down to the recirculating air-con in the plane. Then one day thought why not? So now when flying, I always close the overhead air-vent - and suck a strepsil lozenge (the pink ones are sugar-free or were). My flights were short-haul only so only needed 2/3 per flight, 1 each on take off and landing (sucking/swallowing) also helps with pressure build-up and perhaps one mid-flight. I never since had had sore throats/colds after I did that. Used to fly 2-3 times a year. Hope this helps.

For some people, this brings back unpleasant memories of the winter storm and resulting blackouts in February 2021. But the weather ahead differs from that storm in several key ways: Temperatures will be slightly warmer, no significant precipitation is forecast, and the extreme cold (for Texas) is not expected to last for days on end.

There are many ways to reinforce physical coding and applied robotics during this holiday season. You can use these winter wonderland ideas as morning warm-ups or for Friday free time, or you can create rotation stations to tackle them all at once during a classroom celebration. Pick and choose your favorites, or try them all!

The researchers used a cold spray process to deposit a coating of tantalum, a metal that can withstand high temperatures, on stainless steel. They tested their cold spray tantalum coating in the extreme conditions relevant to a fusion reactor and found that it performed very well. Importantly, they discovered the material is exceptionally good at trapping hydrogen particles, which is beneficial for compact fusion devices.

Creating a cold sprayed coating is somewhat like using a can of spray paint. It consists of propelling particles of the coating material at supersonic velocities onto a surface. Upon impact, the particles flatten like pancakes and coat the entire surface, while preserving nanoscale boundaries between the coating particles. The researchers discovered that those tiny boundaries facilitate trapping of hydrogen particles. 17dc91bb1f