Still, woolly hats and mittens are the order of the day up in the press box.
Karrenbauer said Thursday that Emerson's sunglasses and mittens were found in the area, as was a baton.
Once winter cyclists learn to feed themselves with mittens, they know they're set.
Nurses place mittens on their hands because the babies get so agitated that they constantly scratch and rub their faces.
Emerson's roommate, Julia Karrenbauer, told CNN Thursday that Emerson's sunglasses and mittens were found in the area, as was a baton.
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Not every NFL coach is sniveling at the idea of ditching his sideline sun visor for a Windbreaker and a pair of mittens.
Boyle, though, probably has more gloves than he knows what to do with and never suffers the indignity of shoveling snow with mismatched mittens.
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Working in their homes using traditional looms and local wool, the women weave and knit mittens, stockings, skirts and blouses, which often feature bright colours, vivid stripes and intricate embroidery.
Addendum: If you are under four years of age, and incapable of donning your own mittens without assistance, you have a limited right to notify others about your cold, wet fingers.
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The newest Intel Pentium chip has such densely packed circuits that it consumes the same power as a 100-watt lightbulb with a filament burning as hot as 4, 500 degrees Fahrenheit--one you'd have to wear mittens to unscrew.
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