Being able to communicate with your partner is extremely hot.
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Riding in the truck was extremely hot and extremely bumpy.
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Almost instantly, the steam room started to get extremely hot.
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Silver said Ming was "extremely hot" over the league's response.
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So yeah, it's a feature phone, but an extremely hot one.
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Plug in your car when it is extremely hot or cold.
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Conversely, extremely hot weather and high humidity can have health ramifications.
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Which would make it the perfect car for our extremely hot future.
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Without curbing emissions, the tropics would stay extremely hot all summer long.
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But if you're careful, it's totally possible to pull off and extremely hot.
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It was also extremely hot, in the neighborhood of 95 degrees (35 Celsius).
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Lots of wires were woven inside, and sometimes, those wires became extremely hot.
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Chips get extremely hot in operation, but different materials expand at different rates.
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Inmates also endured extremely hot conditions, something human rights groups criticized as cruel.
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It's extremely hot, so I don't even need to turn the thing on.
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Miss Thing's bachelor apartment was extremely hot and stuffy due to the humidity.
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If they had to climb several stairs or it's extremely hot, consider tipping more.
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It was extremely hot in Houston on Thursday, with a high of 100 degrees.
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They later meet D-Major, who's Extremely Hot and in charge of ASA performances.
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The fires began in June, spurred by an extremely hot and dry early summer.
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In August 2013, a Yelp user wrote that the pool's sidewalk was extremely hot.
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California is extremely hot, finally; everything is dead there, scorched and ripe for fire.
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There have been claims of extremely hot peppers causing people to feel numb or hallucinate.
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The larger the swings, the more often extremely hot or cold conditions can wreak havoc.
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Previous examples of these extremely hot exoplanets include KELT-9b, WASP-121b and WASP-12b.
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And when all three mix together, the extremely hot chemical reaction lets off oxygen.6.
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LONDON — It can withstand a spin cycle in a washing machine filled with extremely hot water.
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"You cannot force it," he said, making exceptions only if it is extremely hot and humid.
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Somehow, despite frequent power outages and everything else being extremely hot, the beer was ice-cold.
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On extremely hot days, women in the US give birth earlier than they naturally would otherwise.
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And in my memories of the times I've been, it's always extremely hot and I'm sweating.
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This city can become extremely hot and humid in the summer, reaching average temperatures of 104 Fahrenheit.
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There's good news, though: In our extremely hot future, maybe the all the bees will be dead.
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Who knows if the last two weeks in the season I get extremely hot in playoff time.
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That would give Odisha the biggest jump in extremely hot days of all of India's 0003 states.
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Mary J. Blige says the extremely hot weather she endured while shooting Mudbound actually helped her dramatic performance.
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The woman who was on his arm Sunday night was Jordan Duffy -- a TV reporter/extremely hot lady.
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Even so, dairy production is likely to be lower as cows produce less milk during extremely hot weather.
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Crop yields for corn, wheat and soy tend to decline as the number of extremely hot days increases.
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"Unfortunate that I played the first match at 20113:00 and it was so extremely hot," she said.
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Part of the problem is that the country is extremely hot and typically reaches temperatures above 03 degrees.
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But this Super-Earth is also extremely hot, with an average temperature of 530 degrees Fahrenheit on the surface.
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When you combine a normal flop with extremely hot sauce and cameras, you might get an instantly viral meltdown.
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The plant, whose canals are filled with extremely hot water, was built on Florida limestone, which is highly porous.
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Extremely hot days are expected to be much more frequent in the coming decades, potentially disrupting our everyday lives.
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Flirting and seducing your partner like you're picking up a one night stand can be extremely hot, Dr. Stubbs says.
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It did say that drinking coffee — or any beverage for that matter — extremely hot can cause cancer of the esophagus.
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Or one can watch the shady side of the planet while the other monitors the sunny (and extremely hot) side.
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The next phase of the volcanic eruption will involve incandescent — or extremely hot — lava mainly flowing to the island's southeast.
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Although the Power Tripper is not attractive and resembles something used to jump-start cars, it is surprisingly extremely hot.
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There's some extremely hot games out there at the moment that you could get your hands on using this deal.
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In the past several years I have shared on social media the pics of over 500 extremely hot, busty women.
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Firefighters were battling another day of extremely hot temperatures and strong winds on Saturday, the National Interagency Coordination Center said.
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If the world's nations take no action on global warming, extremely hot days are expected to become much more commonplace.
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" Mr. Broccoli didn't drop any knowledge after that either, just joking that "we are in extremely hot water about this.
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Apple, Microsoft, Samsung and other companies advise keeping the smartphone and its battery out of extremely hot or cold temperatures.
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To fuse, atomic nuclei must move very fast — they must be extremely hot — to overcome natural repulsive forces and collide.
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An extremely hot leveraged loan and high-yield bond market has led to a weakening of terms in favour of borrowers.
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He saves par from a greenside bunker less than half the time, and his putting can run extremely hot and cold.
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It's not uncommon for some Yellowstone visitors to sustain extreme burns, or even die, from exposure to the extremely hot fissures.
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"Although it looks relatively harmless through the camera lens, it was extremely hot where they were standing and filming," he said.
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But the substance ignites upon contact with oxygen and burns extremely hot, meaning it can start fires and burn through flesh.
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The study's researchers classified a day as extremely hot if the outside temperature reaches above 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit).
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CKDu has mainly affected coastal farmers, mostly men, working in extremely hot climates but also in lowland areas with increased humidity levels.
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The hot Jupiter-like planet, known as KELT-9b , was first discovered in 2017 orbiting an extremely hot star called KELT-9.
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So preventing it (with all those extremely hot safe sex habits) is key, but so is knowing what to watch out for.
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Then there are the 3 temperature-adjustable rooms (dubbed Higher, Faster and Stronger) that can be made extremely hot or very cold.
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In certain cases, "the vaginal tissue may not be able to sense an extremely hot steam or extremes of temperatures," she says.
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"When he goes through a moment like that, I just know he's going to get extremely hot in the future," Maddon said.
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The authors of the study agree, advising that pregnant women try to reduce outdoor activities and stay cool during extremely hot weather.
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It was August in North Carolina, it was extremely hot, and our noses kept slipping, because we were so drenched in sweat.
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"Jaime has a lot to brag about — he's intelligent, stylish, very handsome and has an extremely hot body," Ms. Joshua said, laughing.
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"Extremely hot or cold weather" most markedly influenced the birth sex ratio, while more moderate shifts did not always show an effect.
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You need to grind the coffee bean and pour the boiled water and finally produce a cup of coffee that's extremely hot.
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Since the value of DERs is an extremely hot topic right now among utilities, that process should be quite interesting to follow.
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Madhya Pradesh is in central India and, like much of the country, experiences extremely hot and dry summers before the monsoon season.
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A paper published in Science says extremely hot and extremely compressed—a state called supercritical—CO2 could generate more power with smaller turbines.
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You would have to keep eating extremely hot food, past the point of sweating, shaking, vomiting, and maybe feeling like you'll pass out.
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But Tesla also recently started selling a very, very expensive crossover — the Model X — at a time when affordable crossovers are extremely hot.
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So on an extremely hot day, yogurt will melt quicker than ice cream—another reason to opt for a rich scoop of gelato.
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As Musk pointed out in subsequent comments, however, stainless steel has some advantages versus other materials when at extremely hot or cold temperatures.
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" Watch: Meet the Animator Behind Star Wars and Jurassic Park "It gets extremely hot inside of our costumes, and there's no air circulation.
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A series of extremely hot nights can be lethal, because it deprives the body of the recovery period that normally comes after sunset.
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Unfortunate that I played (the) first match at 12 and it was so extremely hot, but it was hot for both of us.
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A brush fire was burning within sight of Dodgers stadium, a testament to the extremely hot, dry, and windy conditions at game time.
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Both he and Baime notice the extremely hot temperature inside, even noting that the hot air coming in from outside feels like air-conditioning.
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Kourtney Kardashian left only a teeny bit to the imagination with a faraway shot followed by a closeup of her extremely hot crossed buns.
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But the outcome is still super interesting to see, considering egg experiments usually take place on extremely hot days and result in fried eggs.
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And because of the heavy current coursing through a DC motor's inner windings, the rotor can get extremely hot and become difficult to cool.
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Extremely hot, dry weather is still hampering the efforts of some 5,6073 firefighters, 16 helicopters, a half dozen air tankers and 500 fire engines.
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ASICs can get extremely hot while they're running, and if you put a bunch of them together the heat can quickly damage the chips.
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" -- Bob Shabasson "Having spent a great deal of time stationed in extremely hot climates I agree that troops should be able to roll their sleeves.
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The show which makes celebrities eat extremely hot chicken wings is an internet favourite, but maybe in all that spiciness you've skipped over the clichés.
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The Pleiades glow blue due to their extremely hot nature, and are the most obvious star cluster to the naked eye in the night sky.
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It's been an extremely hot week, and we're pretty sure we would burst into flames if we slurped down a single spoonful of that soup.
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I've had it on my back during extremely hot and sunny days, and it's been as breathable and forgiving as any other that I've used.
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An international team of researchers report that the distant planet KELT-9b orbits an extremely hot star, making its temperature a scorching 7,820 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But, as The Ringer pointed out Tuesday, it's hard to deny the fun of shipping two extremely hot people performing incredible feats on international television.
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It was extremely hot that day, so we decided to go to the river for a swim, which I can walk to from my house.
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"You've got a guy that was extremely hot today and is one of the best players in the game," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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In New York, when it gets extremely hot or cold, these facilities offer a desperate population an indoor place to stay safe from the elements.
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The rest of his Instagram photos show the Peter we know and love: an extremely hot person who has abs and was a male model.
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The thing really feels, in a lot of ways, like it came it extremely hot, like it kind of launched before they were totally ready.
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In 1975, when he was a 32-year-old U.S. senator, Biden opposed busing, then an extremely hot-button issue in the battle to desegregate schools.
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Police said the trunk of the vehicle was extremely hot and there was no air conditioning to help circulate and cool the air, the affidavit stated.
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This gas and dust, with the help of gravity, begin to compress until the temperature at the center gets extremely hot, around 10 million degrees Kelvin.
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The dry season in the world's top cocoa producer runs from mid-November to March, while the weather is normally extremely hot between February and March.
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We'll just see more of those extremely hot days as the planet warms, according to the climate change tracking platform Climate Signals and scientist Michael Mann.
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"Breathing a combination of soot, carbon monoxide and extremely hot air will quickly lead a person to pass out and die," wrote the San Francisco Chronicle.
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When the sun becomes a full-blown red giant, Scudder said, its core will get extremely hot and dense while its outer layer expands ... a lot.
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It is the world's first utility-scale concentrating solar power plant that uses extremely hot salt to extend the use of solar energy way past sundown.
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While Pompeii was consumed by ash, Herculaneum was done in by a pyroclastic flow — a fast-moving, dense, extremely hot surge of ash, gas and rock.
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It's common in East Africa to drink extremely hot tea, sipped at mouth-scalding temperatures of up to 70°C (something I discovered the hard way).
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Officials have said the interior of the building was extremely hot, and that staff were scrambling in vain to lower temperatures with fans and portable cooling units.
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But they were called back again a short time later, and on the third call, emergency responders discovered three bodies upstairs in "extremely hot" temperatures, police said.
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In particular, climate change means spells of extremely hot, dry weather are becoming more frequent in many regions around the world, increasing the potential for devastating wildfires.
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JAXA's orbiter is meant to spin perpendicular to Mercury, so the top and bottom of the spacecraft are never pointing directly at the planet's extremely hot surface.
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Officials representing extremely hot countries, such as Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, at climate talks fret that these natural replacements for HFCs will simply not be as effective.
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It's common in East Africa to drink extremely hot tea, sipped at mouth-scalding temperatures of up to 158 degrees Fahrenheit (something I discovered the hard way).
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The plant's wells run 6,000 to 8,000 feet (23,830-2,438 meters) underground to tap into extremely hot water and steam used to run turbines and produce electricity.
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The bottom line: Firefighters face a long battle to get the ongoing fires under control, with plenty of fuel to burn and extremely hot and dry conditions.
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Recent research also found that climate change will lead to shorter and sicker lives, primarily because of the harmful effect of more extremely hot days on health.
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For example, the rise of air-conditioning has reduced the mortality consequences of extremely hot days in the United States by more than 70 percent since 1960.
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More intense hurricanes, and the increased occurrence of extremely hot days, will elevate risks to life and property, which can only be offset through costly adaptation efforts.
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It found that extremely hot weeks like the fourth week of December, the country's hottest on record, were at least twice as likely now than before 1900.
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TOI 270b orbits the star every 3.4 Earth days and is just slightly larger than Earth, but it's extremely hot at 490°F (254°C) on average.
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It was dark, extremely hot in the crater left by the asteroid and extremely cold everywhere else -- conditions that made it impossible for most life to thrive.
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With the climate crisis expected to bring more extremely hot days, early births could become a much bigger problem in the United States and around the world.
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The plant's wells run 6,000 to 8,20003 feet (1,829-2,438 meters) underground to tap into extremely hot water and steam used to run turbines and produce electricity.
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Previous studies suggest that extremely hot beverages may damage the esophagus' mucus lining, making it easier for other carcinogens (like the ones in tobacco) to permeate the lining.
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The first thing they notice is that it's extremely hot in my apartment, and I can see that all of my plants are slouching dead in their pots.
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A YouTube search turned up thousands of videos of people trying to withstand extremely hot water, either pouring it over themselves or dipping in a hand or foot.
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The protoplanetary disk around them contains a boundary called the silicate sublimation front, where temperatures exceed 1200 Kelvin and dust particles like silicates turn into extremely hot, turbulent gas.
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It did help a little bit, but as soon as I got back upstairs and in the cockpit, which was still extremely hot, I began to feel sick again.
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On average, extremely hot school days (those in the 90s and above) reduce learning roughly twice as much as somewhat hot school days (those in the 70s and 80s).
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Then the Golden State became extremely hot and dry -- marking its hottest summer ever and a fall heat wave that shattered all-time high records in the Bay Area.
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But he was open and honest about his career, life in the spotlight, and well... what happens to famous folks after doing the extremely-hot-wing-challenge YouTube show.
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Huw Morgan, a solar physicist at Aberystwyth University in Wales, also studies the sun's solar activity cycle, with a particular interest in the corona, its extremely hot outer layer.
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Mr. Ambrose said that the valve was extremely hot and that he had to use an oven mitt to pick it up and put it back on the radiator.
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Fire crews are battling through the night Thursday and into Friday morning to take advantage of slightly better conditions before it gets extremely hot and windy again on Saturday.
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This year, California experienced a wet winter followed by an extremely hot summer, leading to a large crop of vegetation that crisped in the heat and stands ready to burn.
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If a star is less than 1.4 times the mass of our Sun, it will collapse into something called a white dwarf — the extremely hot and dense leftover stellar core.
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Based on our analysis of global climate model projections, the Paris Path would keep the likely number of such extremely hot days to about 22-26 in a typical year.
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Although physicists are able to create extremely hot plasmas on Earth, replicating the extreme gravity conditions in the center of Jupiter to produce strong coupling in a lab isn't possible.
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"It's definitely one of the less enjoyable races because it gets so extremely hot in the car, and towards the end of the race, it's quite a torture," he said.
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In a study published on Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience, the researchers first identified extremely hot summer days in the eastern half of the country from 1982 to 2015.
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Your body doesn't handle these extremely hot and humid days well, because sweat -- your natural cooling mechanism -- doesn't evaporate when it's really humid and you can't cool down as well.
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The famous buddies looked like extremely hot moonshiners Thursday in L.A. ... as they loaded up the Trans Am from "Smokey and the Bandit" with 20 cases of their Casamigos tequila.
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Mountainous terrain combined with extremely hot, dry weather conditions have hampered efforts by nearly 4,300 firefighters to hack buffer lines through dense vegetation around the perimeter of the blaze, officials said.
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Steep, rugged terrain, combined with extremely hot, dry weather, is till hampering the efforts of some 5,300 firefighters, 16 helicopters, a half dozen air tankers and more than 500 fire engines.
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Ahead of the Graffiti U tour kickoff, Urban and his band underwent production rehearsals at an "extremely hot" Vanderbilt University basketball court for 10 days and gave PEOPLE a backstage pass.
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Jainey Bavishi, the head of the Mayor's Office of Resilience, is working on the city's "Cool Neighborhoods" initiative, a $106 million plan to prepare for the extremely hot days to come.
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The famous swirling red eye on Jupiter's surface is extremely hot, and appears to be supplying enough heat to warm the rest of the planet's upper atmosphere, according to research published Wednesday.
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Without stirring, allow mixture to boil until the temperature reaches "Hard Ball" stage (250º to 265º on a candy thermometer.) The mixture and the pan will be extremely hot, so be careful.
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As this material falls toward the black hole, it becomes extremely hot and energetic, sparking the release of luminous jets of matter and radiation that travel close to the speed of light.
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It is extremely hot in the airport and I feel faint and my anxiety rises as I see that we have around 40 minutes to get through security and make the flight.
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Following Tuesday's record-breaking temperatures, residents in New South Wales are now preparing for the arrival of a "heat dome" — a large, extremely hot, expansive air mass that sticks around for days.
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But other analyses — of a 2013 heat wave in Argentina, extreme rainfall in the Cévennes Mountains in France in 2014 and an extremely hot spring in South Korea that year — found a connection.
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"We've had extremely hot days on the West Coast this summer, too, but I forgot how different it is here with the humidity," said Laura Mulleavy, one half of the fashion label Rodarte.
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Essentially, the EPA concluded that the planetary changes threatened by global warming, including an increase in the number of extremely hot days and extreme weather, pose a serious threat to current and future generations.
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Earlier this month, scientists on the project kept extremely hot plasma at a temperature three times that of the sun's core for more than 100 seconds during an experiment at their Hefei research facility.
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But I'm not sure how accurate this coverage map is... There's one wild card here: it was an extremely hot day in New York City on Friday, with a high temperature of over 90 degrees.
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James Peebles, a researcher at Princeton University, helped to develop the theory behind the Big Bang model, which describes an extremely hot and dense early universe that rapidly cooled and expanded 13.8 billion years ago.
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Bushfires have destroyed more than 4 million hectares (10 million acres) and new blazes are sparked almost daily by extremely hot and windy conditions and, most recently, dry lightning strikes created by the fires themselves.
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"Another peak-migration year, 1846, had an extremely hot and dry summer leading to bad harvests and high food prices," said Annette Bösmeier, a researcher at the University of Freiburg who also involved in the study.
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"The forest fires and the extremely hot temperatures have contributed to climate change and the environment becoming even more hot button issues," Erik Brattberg, director of the Europe programme at the Carnegie Endowment, told VICE News.
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There is also plenty of vegetation ready to burn: a wet winter and spring this year caused a bumper crop of grasses and shrubs, followed by an extremely hot summer that turned this vegetation into tinder.
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There is also plenty of vegetation ready to burn because a wet winter and spring this year caused a bumper crop of grasses and shrubs, followed by an extremely hot summer that turned this vegetation into tinder.
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"—Amy Baxter, MD, pediatric emergency physician at Scottish Rite Children's Healthcare in Atlanta RELATED: Secrets to a Healthy, Stress-Free Family Ramen noodle soups "Ramen noodles, or similar soups in styrofoam containers, get extremely hot when microwaved.
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The huge bushfires have destroyed more than 4 million hectares (10 million acres), with new blazes sparked into life almost daily by extremely hot and windy conditions in bushland left tinder dry after a three-year drought.
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While many have questioned whether these pieces are priced too low, Sagharchi says that the estimates are similar to what they were ten years ago, but they sold for more in the "extremely hot markets" of the time.
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Why it matters: By directly going after President Trump on an extremely hot-button issue, O'Rourke is attempting to position himself as somebody who can take on the president on an issue that deeply matters to many Americans.
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Remembering that you are dealing with extremely hot food and even hotter oil, build a bit of momentum using a three-count bounce, then invert the pan so the plate is on the bottom, using an arclike motion.
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Standard Grill's Norwegian salmon on an ivory puddle of vegan cashew sauce won't inspire the same reaction, but the steaks might; they are dry-aged until ripe, and earn their deep-brown crust over extremely hot Japanese charcoal.
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The decision in December 2010 to award the World Cup to Qatar surprised many given the lack of potential local audiences for the games, the extremely hot summer weather, and the poor performance of the country's national squad.
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The combination of steep, mountainous landscape and extremely hot, dry conditions has hampered efforts to quell the so-called Soberanes Fire, which erupted on July 22 just south of the picturesque ocean side town of Carmel-by-the-Sea.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE HEALTH NEWS To help prevent any heat-related illness, Dr. Ahn suggests staying out of the sun on extremely hot and humid days and drinking lots of extra water to preemptively combat dehydration.
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People with a variety of health conditions that might make it unwise to spend 90 minutes in an extremely hot room were excluded from the study, including pregnant women and individuals with a history of heart or lung problems.
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The key to blowing up these untested couplings is adding extremely hot new Bachelor Nation members, whom producers already know certain individuals are interested in or would be interested in, the moment those certain individuals seem to be a stable relationship.
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Teigen recently appeared on the season 7 premiere of the First We Feast YouTube series Hot Ones, and while she chowed down on 10 different extremely hot hot wings, the model and mother of two shared her all-time favorite cookbooks.
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Also known as a "heat dome," the high pressure area is sitting on top of the Southwest and pumping extremely hot, relatively dry air northward from Mexico, while encouraging the air to sink, thereby stifling any widespread rain showers and thunderstorms.
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So in honour of this occasion we have canvassed ten extremely hot takes from a group of professional music critics to help you process what will surely be one of the most important moments in British music culture next year. Ready?
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia will have more extremely hot days and a longer and fiercer fire season, and parts of the continent will spend more time in drought as rainfall decreases, according to a report by top government scientists released on Thursday.
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They embarked on an extremely successful tour, Joe got married to "Game of Thrones" star Sophie Turner, their comeback album earned positive reviews, and they reminded the entire world that, yes, the Jonas Brothers have grown up and become extremely hot.
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This extremely hot gas – whose temperature can reach up to 10 times that of the sun's core – is contained by a strong magnetic field to prevent it from coming into direct contact with the inner wall of the reaction chamber.
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"Mercury is extremely hot and it's an extremely difficult place to get to because of the gravity of the sun," Justin Byrne, head of science at Airbus, which led the project to build the spacecraft, told the UK's Press Association.
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While the only way to ensure that a vape won't malfunction is to avoid using them altogether, the FDA suggests users make sure they don't mix batteries, keep safety features intact, and avoid leaving the vape pen in extremely hot or cold temperatures.
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Enter Dr. Harvey (Bill Pullman, who I now recognize is an extremely hot dad) a self-proclaimed therapist to the dead who helps what he calls "the living impaired" deal with the unfinished business keeping them on Earth, so they can cross over.
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In 2014, during interviews about the appearance of the "burkini" at community pools, he recalled one extremely hot summer day seeing a man dressed in shorts and sandals while his wife was wearing a full niqab — head-to-toe covering including black gloves.
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While it's perfectly okay to put your cards on the table and call your thirst trap a thirst trap, often these types of pictures are ostensibly posted for some other, innocent purpose that just happens to make the subject look extremely hot.
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And by the end of the century, the Trump Trajectory would make extremely hot and humid days similar to the worst of the 255 Midwest heat wave – which killed over 93 people in Chicago – an annual occurrence in the eastern half of the country.
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Even though we had a wet winter this year, we know that the protracted drought drastically stressed vegetation in California (including killing tens of millions of trees), and that the summer and early fall have been extremely hot in California and the Bay Area.
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Between the tools (which are all either extremely sharp or extremely hot), the setting (which can be anything from your own slippery shower to a dimly-lit salon room), and the looming risk of actual bloodshed, body hair removal can be pretty damn intimidating.
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While Hawaii's Kilauea's volcano has produced extremely hot and relatively slow moving lava flows, which have engulfed hundreds of structures but allowed people to evacuate, Guatemala's Fuego ejected much more dangerous pyroclastic flows, which kill everything in their path because they travel so fast and so far.
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"The day side could possibly have rivers of lava and big pools of extremely hot magma, but we think the night side would have solidified lava flows like those found in Hawaii," said Michael Gillon, an exoplanet investigator from the University of Liege in Belgium, said.
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J005311 is around 20193,000 times brighter than the Sun, and based on its emission lines, the scientists were able to infer that it is extremely hot, around 200,000 degrees Kelvin (around 360,000 Fahrenheit) spewing stellar winds at 16,000 kilometers per second, around 10,000 miles per second.
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So it's clear that in the age of greater liberalization of financial services, challenger banks and the rise of crypto platforms and services, tracking identity, fraud and financial crime is going to be an extremely hot space for startups, and the attendant venture capital, to tackle.
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The increased temperatures and fast gust of extremely hot and dry winds that whip up fire — called "Diablo winds" — could increase and ignite the dry trees, grasses, and shrubs in the area, Tim Brown, the director of the Western Regional Climate Center, explained during a press call on Thursday.
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According to the John Baccala, the City of Kansas City's Communications/Community Liaison, the pit bull dog was abandoned in a "notorious area for illegal trash dumping" on Friday, an extremely hot Missouri day with an official high of 95 degrees and a heat index of 105 degrees.
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"Our [research] group, and others, recognize that a very common denominator across these communities was that they were working under extremely hot conditions, where hydration was not optimal," said Johnson, who co-authored a 2019 New England Journal of Medicine review article on the potential drivers of the epidemic.
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If greenhouse gas emissions continue to grow at current rates, by 2100 Odisha will get as many as 48 extremely hot days every year, up from only 13 such days in 2010, warned the Climate Impact Lab (CIL), a nonprofit consortium of scientists, in a report released this month.
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Clark, known for his unique, energetic teaching style, flew the top seven competitors to New York for the final rounds of the competition, where they also met with "CBS This Morning" co-anchor Gayle King and watched the Broadway hit "Hamilton," an extremely hot ticket to get, from the third row.
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"This prolonged period of extremely hot weather is particularly dangerous for people with existing health problems such heart conditions, high blood pressure and asthma, as well as older people and children," said Jeya Kulasingam, health coordinator for the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Europe.
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Flights operated by larger jets, such as Boeing 737s and Airbus A320s, were not affected, although rides in and out of Phoenix, Palm Springs, and Las Vegas were more turbulent than usual because of the extremely hot air, which rises in pockets known as thermals that jostle passengers as planes fly through them.
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The only times I believe that I made the right choice by spanking are situations in which I have spanked my child to prevent some greater immediate harm, such as slapping her hand away from something extremely hot or trying to prevent her from running into the middle of a busy street.
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Flights operated by larger jets, such as Boeing 221s and Airbus A22017s, were not affected, although rides in and out of Phoenix, Palm Springs and Las Vegas were more turbulent than usual because of the extremely hot air, which rises in pockets known as thermals, jostling passengers as planes fly through them.
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What we're left with are extremely hot energy weapons that, as others have pointed out, shouldn't work because the beams have endpoints, but assuming they did — anything that could burn so easily through feet of steel as depicted in the films would also melt the meat off of your hands as you held it.
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If the emissions of heat-trapping gases continue to increase at the current pace, the United States is projected to have twice the number of extremely hot and humid days that feel like at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 38 degrees Celsius, according to a study by researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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If the emissions of heat-trapping gases continue to increase at the current pace, the United States is projected to have twice the number of extremely hot and humid days that feel like at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 38 degrees Celsius, according to a study by researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Photo: APHere's one piece of evidence to suggest that cryptocurrency remains an extremely hot commodity despite recent crashes in the price of Bitcoin: Armed gang members kidnapped a top executive at U.K.-registered cryptocurrency exchange Exmo Finance this week and only released him after they were paid a $1 million equivalent ransom in bitcoins, the Financial Times reported.
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Since its premiere in 2002, The Bachelor and the spin-off series that make up its cinematic universe has been on one mission and one mission only: hooking up mostly 23-year-old moderately employed, conventionally attractive (with some extremely hot exceptions), predominantly white singles looking for love and a possible future career in social media influencing.
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In one of the most hyped-up free agency deals, coming at a lightning-strike moment for free agents in the NBA (thanks to a $24 billion Turner Broadcasting and Disney deal), the seven-time NBA All Star forward was an extremely hot ticket in a relatively shallow free agent talent pool, boasting both height and a shooting ability ability from long range.
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With a ready will and an open heart, I waded into the bookshelves at Barnes & Noble and commenced reading, and when I eventually emerged several weeks later, there was but a single thought in my head: I could not stand to read another book about a middle-aged man who is divorcing his shrewish wife and is also having a bunch of kinky sex with an enigmatic young woman, only it turns out that, while she is extremely hot, she just doesn't understand him.
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