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I've narrowed her name to a few choices:
Marina (like marina and the diamonds)
Naomi (like the pink haired girl in a story I am writing)
Eve, Dew, Dawn are the others, any one have any opinions?
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While I was there, the high was -11 and the low was -20. I wore my regular clothes + ski pants + parka + gloves + fur earmuffs + fur hat.
Kitted out for the cold weather this IMPRESSIVE band of (eastern European / North African) buskers put on the best street performance I've ever seen. I'd happily pay to see them performing in a Club!
Cold weather brings snow.
With thermometers registering just 4C in Taipei, it was the lowest temperature recorded in the capital in 44 years and the second-lowest ever.
They say March is 90 days long in Boston. It's May 17 today, foggy, drizzly, and 47 degrees farenheit. This picture was taken some time in April. It's probably colder today.
This is a leftover from February. I'm running out of edited stuff to post. Life and trying to make a buck has gotten in the way of my photography BIG TIME.
This video reviews the basics of aircraft engine blankets at Inflight Pilot Training, as well as how to plug in engine block heaters for cold weather operations.
Dad in his cold weather gear. Eglin Air Force Base 1950s
One of the things the photographers did was take pictures of planes being tested inside of big refrigerated hangers. So they needed cold weather gear in Florida.
..was a bit trying-Panther -October 2006-Delphi Falls bound for Greene County Kentucky High School-Kennedy
===General information=== Box elder is a species of maple that belongs to the soapberry family. It originates from North America, but it can be found in Europe, China and Australia today. Box elder prefers moist areas and it usually grows in the wastelands, valleys, floodplains and areas near the rivers and streams. It tolerates cold weather, drought and floods and it easily spreads in the urban areas. People cultivate box elder mostly for ornamental purposes. Box elder has a short trunk and bushy crown. It can reach 50 to 75 feet in height and 4 feet in diameter (trunk). Young box elder is covered with light brown, smooth bark. A Mature tree has dark brown bark covered with deep ridges and furrows. Box elder easily splits during storms because of its thin bark that cannot provide protection of soft, inner wood. Box elder has smooth, purple or shiny green twigs. They are covered with a protective layer of wax and oval-shaped openings that facilitate exchange of gases with the atmosphere. Box elder has pinnate leaves composed of 3 to 7, oval or elliptic leaflets with irregularly notched edges. Leaves are green, darker on the upper side. Box elder is the only species of maple that has compound leaves (other species of maple have palmate leaves). Box elder produces small, yellow-green flowers. Male and female flowers develop on the separate trees (dioecious plant). Male flowers are arranged in small, hairy bundles. Female flowers are arranged in narrow, drooping clusters. Box elder blooms early in the spring, usually during the April. The flowers are designed for the pollination by wind. The fruit of box elder is yellowish or reddish-brown samara organised in V-shaped pairs. Each fruit consists of a seed and wing which facilitates dispersal by wind. Box elder ripens from August to October. Fruit stays on the tree throughout the winter. Box elder serves as an important source of food for the wildlife. Birds and squirrels like to eat the seed of box elder. Native Americans used sap of box elder for the manufacture of edible syrup (type of maple syrup). Native Americans also the used wood of box elder for the manufacture of musical instruments (flutes and drums), prayer sticks and bowls. Charcoal made of wood of box elder was used for the painting of the bodies during various rituals. Soft wood of box elder is not commercially valuable today. It is mostly used for the manufacture of boxes, barrels, interior finishing, cheap furniture and woodenware. Box elder can be used to stabilise the soil and prevent erosion of river banks. Native Americans used the bark of box elder as emetic (substance that induces vomiting), for the purification of the body. Box elder can survive from 75 to 100 years in the wild. Although native to North America, it is considered an invasive species in some areas of that continent. It can quickly colonise both cultivated and uncultivated areas and the range is therefore expanding both in North America and elsewhere. In Europe where it was introduced in 1688 as a park tree it is able to spread quickly in places and is considered an invasive species in parts of Central Europe (Germany and the Czech Republic, middle Danube, Vistula river valley in Poland) where it can form mass growth in lowlands, disturbed areas and riparian biomes on calcareous soils. It has also become naturalised in eastern China and can be found in some of the cooler areas of the Australian continent where it is listed as a pest invasive species. This species prefers bright sunlight. It often grows on flood plains and other disturbed areas with ample water supply, such as riparian habitats. Human influence has greatly favoured this species; it grows around houses and in hedges, as well as on disturbed ground and vacant lots. Several birds and some squirrels feed on the seeds. The evening grosbeak uses them extensively. The Maple Bug (also known as the Boxelder Bug) lays its eggs on all maples, but prefers this species. The rosy maple moth (Dryocampa rubicunda) also lays its eggs on the leaves of maple trees, including the boxelder maple, so when the larvae hatch, they feed on the leaves, which in very dense populations can cause defoliation. ===Other common names=== ashleaf maple ash-leaved maple boxelder maple maple ash ===*Useful websites=== ift.tt/2Jy2YXP ift.tt/2KjZnxB ift.tt/2JwjhEt ift.tt/2KhPosx ift.tt/2Ju1OfM ift.tt/2KjZoBF ===Scientific classification=== Kingdom: Plantae Clade: Angiosperms Clade: Eudicots Clade: Rosids Order: Sapindales Family: Sapindaceae Genus: Acer Species: A. negundo *Information sourced from the above websites
Tunisia abnormally cold weather and a large amount of snow, Al-Arabia TV reported, Tunisia typical of the Mediterranean climate, with highs around 16/18 °C (61/64 °F) in winter
Scotsman Wattie McDonald's team ran off the trail! He and his handler
were both wearing kilts-- it's a cold hike through deep snow in a
kilt!
This poor little guy was hanging out on Pier 2 at Lake Pflugerville---alone, shivering and looking quite sad. After numerous attempts to catch him (her?), he was finally taken in to the Pflugerville Animal Shelter. If unclaimed (no collar, no tag), he'll be available for adoption (possibly later this week). He made it through the freezing, cold weather in the upper teens last week and seems to have lost his little buddy that was his sweet shadow.
Lake Pflugerville, Travis County, Texas; January 9, 2014.
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UPDATE:
This little guy ended up with "Austin Pets Alive!", an organization which will find a family to adopt this dog.
2017 Pre New Years Icy Fountain in Bryant Park Sunday 12/29/2017 - Ice Fountains Profile - New York Public Library on 42nd Street and 6th Avenue NYC statues sculpture water cracked icicles snow - ice icicle December Winter cold weather art architecture snow storm snowing snowstorm winter weather statue sculpture art snow fountains
Warm oats & peaches & almonds. Mornings are colder. The smoke from the fire has settled into the valley at night, dimming the sun. This was the scene on the highway going to work about 11 am yesterday.
Entering Ketchum...and Warm Springs, heading West out of town, where my daughter lives. You can see where it has burned already. The smoke is from the 'back-burning' they're doing, in case it comes down over the hill again.
It's gone from 1/2 acre to over 14,000 in a week. Almost 1000 firefighters from all over the US. AND Peurto Rico, apparently! (your tax dollars at work... :) And it's only 6% contained.
The smoke makes you nauseous. We're going to be breathing it for a while yet.
Marion High School fans braved the cold weather in blankets, down jackets and knit pom pom hats to watch the football came on Friday night. The temperature at kick off was 27 degrees.
Acting Sub Lieutenant Simon Dufresne reviews piping commands on the bridge of HMCS MARGARET BROOKE during transit to the Arctic for ice trials on February 20, 2022.
Photo: S2 Taylor Congdon, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
A few documentation images from a couple of local birding trips.
White-crowned sparrow - Zonotrichia leucophrys (first winter plumage)
There is a big flock (~50) at this site every winter. Otherwise this is a rather rare bird in the Carolina Piedmont.
same place as the next picture - same mountian - i just thought i'd give you a sense for how cold it was. for anyone who is a skiier or snowboarder - you should recognize the look in those clouds. what was a severe rain storm back at my place in Ota (on the Kanto plain - read: lower) was a pretty crazy snow storm on the mountains (read: higher). it was blowing like i haven't seen it here before. and i thought it was going to be a nice fall day...