Is It Bad to Run in Cold Weather?

yes because your circulation heat can get cold which can cause a blood cot which can also cause a stroke, cramps, or your leg to get a certain frostbite

1. what are the best lures for bass fishing early spring?

we swear by mepps spinner baits. we use them for all kinds of fishing-bass and trout mainly. they work pretty much in any type of weather and any degree of temp. hope this helps and good luck

2. We got a shih tzu and pug mix puppy todayyy. Advice and tips?

If the poor little dog has to live outside in all kinds of weather, it would be better off with the BYBer you got it from. No dog should be made to live outside.

3. can people control the weather?

I once created a tornado in Mexico, while I was sitting on the swing in my backyard in Texas. So, the answer is Yes!

4. Is wearing a saree in very hot weather or cold weather uncomfortable?

I would think cold weather, you may need a coat too!

5. Weather Question maps of distribution?

A. The height of the 500 mb surface is related to the temperature of the column. B. See A.

6. Help transitioning to cold weather?

I've lived in Ontario all my life and winter can get pretty cold. I would get a long down fill coat with a hood, boots with a cold rating with little or no heel. Heels are not to steadin on ice. Goves that are lined they have a rating as well. When you dress, dress in layers. Lot's of wool sweaters and long johns. I hope this helps

7. would my 2001 hyundai elantra make it?

If the car is running well now it will be just fine. Top off your fluids, air up the tires, fill up the gas tank and go. Put a blanket, bottled water, sand/kitty litter, snow brush and snacks in the trunk for the long trip and should you have a problem with weather.

8. Is it true that scientists can control the weather? If so how do they control the weather?

there is physically no possible way to control the weather

9. Is it a good idea to cover up Asbestos with plastic siding?

It's a great idea. First, you change the appearance of the house. Asbestos siding was a good, cheap solution for weather and fire resistance. And it lasts a long time. However, it looks "cheap" and is subject to breakage when left exposed. If you cover it, it will be encapsulated, and safe. Asbestos fibers are only a problem when they are "friable", that is, released from the material which binds them together. This happens typically when they are cut or cracked. Covering it will still leave a house with the fireproof protective layer, underneath the new siding. That being said, when the house is sold, it should be made clear that there is asbestos under the new siding. A home inspector may or may not discover this. If you decide to do the work yourself, check with your local building department to make sure that you are in compliance with all local codes. A building permit may be required.

10. What are the importance of knowing the weather?

I once dressed all in white, white shoes, socks, trousers jacket, hat. Went outside and it was deep in snow and I got run over by a snowplough. If I would checked the weather that would never have happened.

11. What Is Weather!?????

Weather is the state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place. 1. It describes conditions such as air pressure, wind, temperature, and the amount of moisture in the air. 2. The sun provides energy that drives the weather. I hope this helps

12. Can the weather forecast be wrong?

Weather forcasts are wrong most of the time. I do not belieive till I see it. When they say its going to storm and rain it rarely ever does. So your probably safe. It will most likely just be a cloudy da with no rain.

13. In the world of the psychic, what do you know of remote viewing?

Here is part of an article I found: The Stargate Project was the code name for a top secret US military operation that used remote viewing to gather intelligence on its enemies. It was launched during the height of the Cold War in the early 1970s, although the US Government had occasionally funded research into ESP since World War II. Also known as Scanate, Flame Grill and Sun Streak, military research into ESP was eventually shut down in 1995 - after 23 years and $20 million of US Government funding. The project was declassified and the media pounced on it. Why was the US military funding millions into researching psychic powers? Had they gone completely bonkers or was there some proof that remote viewing worked? The Psychic Spy Skip Atwater is one believer. He is the Research Director at The Monroe Institute, a leading force in remote viewing research. His military background is legendary: from 1977 to 1987 he was the Operations and Training Officer for the Army Intelligence Branch of the US Government Remote Viewing Programme. He was a psychic spy in the Stargate Project. To this day, Skip and the team from Stargate remain convinced of its validity. Having learned how to remote view with expertise, they could see just about anywhere - not just behind Soviet lines. They point to the time when one member, Ingo Swann, went remote viewing around Jupiter in 1973. Under strict experimental conditions (organized by scientists Targ and Puthoff), Swann described the physical features of Jupiter, like the surface, atmosphere and weather. He also claimed it had crystal bands of planetary rings, like Saturn but not as far out. This observation was very controversial at the time. Six years later, in 1979, the Voyager probe got closer to Jupiter than ever before, and confirmed it had rings of charged dust particles, just like Swann described. Remote Viewing into The Future Here are some more examples of successful precognitive remote viewing during the Stargate Project: Joseph McMoneagle predicted the January 1980 launch date of a new submarine. Satellite photos confirmed this. Keith Harary saw the release of a hostage held by Iranian militants due to medical problems. He described the symptoms as nausea and damage down one side of the body. Three weeks later, the hostage was freed with muscle weakness, facial numbness, tremors and multiple sclerosis which affected his muscles on one side. Paul H Smith retrospectively relayed his remote viewing session of the attack on the American warship, the USS Stark. He produced a highly detailed 30-page report detailing the location, method and reason behind the attack. Official Results of The Stargate Project The US Government decided to collect as much evidence as they could. If remote viewing was real, they wanted to know about it. Reports were made each year on the RV data collected, and ongoing funding was approved every six months by the Senate and House select committee. Success rates were never relayed to the psychic spy, so as not to damage confidence in their own ability. Stargate was really a last resort for the military. It would only send a mission to a psychic spy when all other intelligence was exhausted. However, at its peak, the project used around 22 remote viewers. Any information gathered had to be verified by another source. They could not act on the remote viewing data alone - it was never deemed foolproof. In 1995 the project was transferred to the CIA. It asked the American Institutes of Research (AIR) to evaluate all the remote viewing data. But before AIR got to work, the CIA received two conflicting reports on the data. The first report said the average psychic spy scored 5-15% above chance on their remote viewing targets, and while the data was vague, it was very promising. It concluded that ESP - and especially precognition - was proven to exist. The other report said it was too early to tell, and nothing should be assumed. On the back of this report, the CIA terminated the Stargate Project. No longer restricted by the US Government 'top secret' status, the psychic spies of the Stargate Project went on to become famous. They wrote books, made some wild claims (in one instance, remote murder) and created their own research programmes. Skip Atwater says be careful who you listen to: some of them are just cashing in on the Stargate Project, trying to make money with sensationalist claims of psychic powers. The genuine ones tend reject labels like "psychic" or "clairvoyant" - they just want to explore the nature of consciousness and its interaction with the subatomic world. Could you be a psychic spy? The Stargate Project may be over but you can still experiment with remote vie