Word: warmness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...first classes were held as best as possible, some meeting outside, some in partially lit rooms," Storey said. "But it became too warm, too uncomfortable. We canceled classes...
...title character, Hilsabeck is truly nothing short of phenomenal. The screaming, angst-ridden lunatic he portrays running around in the depths of a theater send chills down the spine of even the most placid audience member. Yet the same Phantom sings such rich, warm ballads of love to his kidnapped victim that the once-horrified audience, like Christine herself, is drawn to tears of pity. That Hilsabeck can evoke such compassion and adoration as well as inspire such fear as the tortured and love-starved Phantom is truly the mark of a genius...
...death threats or a torched house, persists in defending, against all logic, and McConaughey's boyish good looks and exquisite hair carry him through admirably. Yet it is often more compelling to watch Kiefer Sutherland, a brother of a slain redneck, encountering evil greater than himself during his Klan warm-up meeting, or Chris Cooper (again as a sheriff, markedly different from his "Lone Star" role) grimacing his way through shock and pain...
...Avoid room service, as eating in your room dirties more linens, uses extra energy to keep meals warm and leads to excess food waste...
...journal Cell. When scientists at the Children's Hospital in Boston bred a mutant mouse lacking the so-called motherhood gene, the mother ignored her babies after delivering them, preferring to curl up by herself in the corner of the cage. Without the mother to keep them warm, the babies soon died. The gene, known as fosB, is probably activated by the sight and smell of baby mice and sets off a host of other chemical and behavioral reactions. Mouse mothers with the fosB gene will hunker down over their young within a minute or two to keep the hairless...