Okay, who's got the gloat?

Then your last name is appropriate. I assume it's pronounce Freezin'?

I'm in warm sunny NC now, but I grew up in northern Maine. Coldest
I've ever experienced was -58 F (-50 C) without factoring in wind
chill.

I feel your pain.

Josh

Woops. That was supposed to be in response to Chris Friesen's post.

Well, you get the point.

I DEFINITELY don't miss having horses in the north. Chipping ice out
of water troughs is something I never ever want to have to do again.
Much better here below the Mason-Dixon line.

Yes, Eagle Lake. Went to high school in Fort Kent. Class of '90.

You?

No rain in 120+ days. Tom in Tucson, very worried about fire.

> Where in NC? You know that ShopBot is in Durham? I'm between Winston-Salem
> and Kernersville myself.
>
> Rick

I'm right near by in Oak Ridge. I just got back from the gym I go to
in Kernersville. Small world.

Josh

> Where in NC? You know that ShopBot is in Durham? I'm between Winston-Salem
> and Kernersville myself.
>
> Rick

I'm right near by in Oak Ridge. I just got back from the gym I go to
in Kernersville. Small world.

Josh

P.I._Maine wrote:
> Cool! I graduated in '89 from Fort Kent!! It's a small world! I'll have
> to check you out in my old year book. Do you still have relatives up here?
> Looking forward to the dog sled races coming up in March. Hard to come by
> woodworkers up here in northern Maine. Too bad you're in NC. Jeff
> Morneault

I looked you up this morning, and I recognize you. Definitely a small
world.

My parents still live up there. My mom teaches at Fort Kent HS, but
she wasn't there when you were. My father is one of the most talented
woodworkers I've ever met; I wish I had a tenth of his skill. I can
send you his email address if you're ever looking for a good resource
in the area. If you've ever done any hunting or fishing in Wallagrass
or Eagle Lake, you might know him. He was the game warden there for 20
years. Of course, that also might change your opinion of him. ;-)

Josh

Dave Balderstone wrote:
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>
> --
> Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
> - Mark Twain.

Was 85F here yesterday, today's high expected 38F. I'm in north Texas
so somebody even further south suck a lot!

Steve wrote: snip<climb 50 ft silo on the outside and pull a 180 lb.
auger up<snip

You be careful. Tom

Dave Balderstone wrote:
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).

I'm in the same town as Dave. I went out to the garage without checking
the thermometer. Was NOT ready for that first lungful...

Chris

Dave Balderstone wrote:
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>
Cool here at 7000 feet in So Californicate. 25 dF at 1pm. Oh well.
mahalo,
jo4hn

"Enoch Root" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Dave Balderstone wrote:
>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>> (Actual is -31C).
>>
>> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>
> Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!
>
> er
> --
> email not valid


-31 degrees Celsius = -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit

Josh wrote:
> Then your last name is appropriate. I assume it's pronounce Freezin'?

Yep. Sounds exactly like that.

> I'm in warm sunny NC now, but I grew up in northern Maine. Coldest
> I've ever experienced was -58 F (-50 C) without factoring in wind
> chill.

I used to bike to university all winter--big skidoo boots, mitts up to
my elbows, ski goggles, face mask...

My personal best is -63C with windchill. But once you get below -30 or
so it really doesn't matter...you just pile on more insulating layers.

Chris

Robatoy wrote:
> In article <160220061216269332%dave***@balderstone.ca>,
> Dave Balderstone <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote:
>
>
>>We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>>(Actual is -31C).
>>
>>SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>
>
> Am I South of you?? *EG*..Guess I am..and still in Kanuckistan.
> PLUS 7 degrees Celsius.
>
> Feels like...errrrmm.. SPRING?
>
> Sarnia.. in the banana belt.
I delivered a paper at a conference in Ottawa one fine November day. It
got cold and snowy rather quickly. A colleague from Japan was there
with only a suit jacket; he compared latitude and figured that temps in
Ottawa would be comparable to those in Tokyo. He probably learned
something about inland v. seacoast. And about studying approaching fronts.
shiver,
jo4hn

In article <[email protected]>,
Robatoy <[email protected]> wrote:

> Am I South of you?? *EG*..Guess I am..and still in Kanuckistan.
> PLUS 7 degrees Celsius.
>
> Feels like...errrrmm.. SPRING?
>
> Sarnia.. in the banana belt.

South and WAAAAYY east of toontown.

I'm not bitchin', we always know we're going to get these temps at some
point. We've had a beautifully warm winter up till yesterday.

Hopefully getting them now means we won't get them at the end of March.

--
Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
- Mark Twain.

In article <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]> wrote:

> I put on my rain gear, swam to the pump house, and shut the valve off
> in about a minute. <sigh>
>
> SOMEBODY south of US sucks big time, Dave.

We're narrowing it down, at least...

From the jet stream map here
<http://www.balderstone.ca/tempmapwx_e.gif> it looks like we could be
dealing with the curse of Bay Area Dave...

djb

--
Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
- Mark Twain.

Thu, Feb 16, 2006, 12:16pm (EST-1) dave***@balderstone.ca
(Dave=A0Balderstone)
We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
(Actual is -31C).
SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

Gee Dave, supposedly we had a temp of 74F today. But, the
windchill factor is -20F. Make you feel better? LMAO



JOAT
I'm busy now, can I ignore you some other time?

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 12:16:26 -0600, Dave Balderstone <dave***@balderstone.ca>
wrote:

>We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>(Actual is -31C).
>
>SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

Thanks, Dave... we were bitching about the weather here, but you made me feel a
lot better... *g*

Had a couple of weeks of 70's during the day in Central CA, (normal is 59- 60f),
and it dropped 12 degrees between tuesday and wednesday... been in the 50's
during the day and 30's at night...
Makes me REALLY glad that I'm retiring to Mexico!!
Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm

Dave Balderstone wrote:
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.


That would be me. I got an email from my local airport reminding me my currency
in the Piper Arrow was getting ready to expire. I went down there this
afternoon and scored a free maintenance flight. It had a minor oil leak in the
prop that was going to be fixed at the maintenance base.

I like free. Two flights in severe clear weather: life is good. BTW: drove
down to the airport in my shirt sleeves with the windows open.

Ask my coworkers. They will all agree I suck.



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN

[email protected]

68 in DC, about 20 degrees above normal.

But, to make up for it, we're going to be in the 30s over the weekend
and have snow Monday.

Renata

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 12:16:26 -0600, Dave Balderstone
<dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote:

>We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>(Actual is -31C).
>
>SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

On 2/19/2006 11:43 AM Enoch Root mumbled something about the following:
> Odinn wrote:
>> On 2/16/2006 7:01 PM Enoch Root mumbled something about the following:
>>
>>> Locutus wrote:
>>>
>>>> "Enoch Root" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>>
>>>>> Dave Balderstone wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>>>>>> (Actual is -31C).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>>>>> Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!
>>>>>
>>>>> er
>>>>> --
>>>>> email not valid
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -31 degrees Celsius = -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit
>>>
>>> Thanks for that. I think I found a bug in the "units" program:
>>>
>>> me@mycomp:~$ units
>>> 2438 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units
>>>
>>> You have: -31 degC
>>> You want: degF
>>> * -55.8
>>> / -0.017921147
>>> You have: ^C
>>>
>>> me@mycomp:~$ echo "scale=2; -31*9/5+32" | bc
>>> -23.80
>>>
>>> er
>>
>> That's because units doesn't subtract the 32. I use the older version
>> which flat out states it will not do temperature conversion.
>
> The author from the man page set me straight on that... use tempF
> instead of degF as the function.
>
> And it's in the man page, so consider me red.
>
> er

Well, I guess I need to upgrade then, cuz mine doesn't recognize tempF
or tempC.

--
Odinn
RCOS #7 SENS BS ???

"The more I study religions the more I am convinced that man never
worshiped anything but himself." -- Sir Richard Francis Burton

Reeky's unofficial homepage ... http://www.reeky.org
'03 FLHTI ........... http://www.sloanclan.org/gallery/ElectraGlide
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rot13 [email protected] to reply

I own a home in Florida and I am shoveling snow in Taxachussetts. I'm so
made at myself I'm not talking to me.

Ed
"leonard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> sunny 63 here in Baltimore can not wait for the cool weather in august!
>
>
>
> len
>
>

On 2/16/2006 7:01 PM Enoch Root mumbled something about the following:
> Locutus wrote:
>> "Enoch Root" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>> Dave Balderstone wrote:
>>>
>>>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>>>> (Actual is -31C).
>>>>
>>>> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>>> Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!
>>>
>>> er
>>> --
>>> email not valid
>>
>>
>> -31 degrees Celsius = -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit
>
> Thanks for that. I think I found a bug in the "units" program:
>
> me@mycomp:~$ units
> 2438 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units
>
> You have: -31 degC
> You want: degF
> * -55.8
> / -0.017921147
> You have: ^C
>
> me@mycomp:~$ echo "scale=2; -31*9/5+32" | bc
> -23.80
>
> er

That's because units doesn't subtract the 32. I use the older version
which flat out states it will not do temperature conversion.

--
Odinn
RCOS #7 SENS BS ???

"The more I study religions the more I am convinced that man never
worshiped anything but himself." -- Sir Richard Francis Burton

Reeky's unofficial homepage ... http://www.reeky.org
'03 FLHTI ........... http://www.sloanclan.org/gallery/ElectraGlide
'97 VN1500D ......... http://www.sloanclan.org/gallery/VulcanClassic
Atlanta Biker Net ... http://www.atlantabiker.net
Vulcan Riders Assoc . http://www.vulcanriders.org

rot13 [email protected] to reply

Cool! I graduated in '89 from Fort Kent!! It's a small world! I'll have
to check you out in my old year book. Do you still have relatives up here?
Looking forward to the dog sled races coming up in March. Hard to come by
woodworkers up here in northern Maine. Too bad you're in NC. Jeff
Morneault
"Josh" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Yes, Eagle Lake. Went to high school in Fort Kent. Class of '90.
>
> You?
>

"Locutus" <[email protected]> writes:
>
>"Enoch Root" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Dave Balderstone wrote:
>>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>>> (Actual is -31C).
>>>
>>> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>>
>> Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!
>>
>> er
>> --
>> email not valid
>
>
>-31 degrees Celsius = -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit

Yup. They're the same at -40.

scott

>
>

"Dave Balderstone" <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote in message
news:160220061216269332%dave***@balderstone.ca...
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>
> --
> Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
> - Mark Twain.

Didn't look at a thermometer, but the attic fan kicked on and I'm wearing
just a T shirt on top.
'Course next year I won't be in SW Fla., but in Tn. I have a hunch the
winters there might not be as mild as I'm used to.
Tom

Locutus wrote:
> "Enoch Root" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>Dave Balderstone wrote:
>>
>>>We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>>>(Actual is -31C).
>>>
>>>SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>>
>>Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!
>>
>>er
>>--
>>email not valid
>
>
>
> -31 degrees Celsius = -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit

Thanks for that. I think I found a bug in the "units" program:

me@mycomp:~$ units
2438 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units

You have: -31 degC
You want: degF
* -55.8
/ -0.017921147
You have: ^C

me@mycomp:~$ echo "scale=2; -31*9/5+32" | bc
-23.80

er
--
email not valid

Odinn wrote:
> On 2/16/2006 7:01 PM Enoch Root mumbled something about the following:
>
>> Locutus wrote:
>>
>>> "Enoch Root" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>
>>>> Dave Balderstone wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>>>>> (Actual is -31C).
>>>>>
>>>>> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>>>>
>>>> Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!
>>>>
>>>> er
>>>> --
>>>> email not valid
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -31 degrees Celsius = -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit
>>
>>
>> Thanks for that. I think I found a bug in the "units" program:
>>
>> me@mycomp:~$ units
>> 2438 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units
>>
>> You have: -31 degC
>> You want: degF
>> * -55.8
>> / -0.017921147
>> You have: ^C
>>
>> me@mycomp:~$ echo "scale=2; -31*9/5+32" | bc
>> -23.80
>>
>> er
>
>
> That's because units doesn't subtract the 32. I use the older version
> which flat out states it will not do temperature conversion.

The author from the man page set me straight on that... use tempF
instead of degF as the function.

And it's in the man page, so consider me red.

er
--
email not valid

Mortimer Schnerd, RN wrote:
>
> I like free. Two flights in severe clear weather: life is good. BTW: drove
> down to the airport in my shirt sleeves with the windows open.
>
> Ask my coworkers. They will all agree I suck.


As a pilot who will need to drag out the preheater this weekend A 3/4
mile walke each way), and who just shoveled 26 inches of snow from
around the plane last weekend, I'll say it... You REALLY SUCK!

Barry

Dave Balderstone <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote in news:160220061216269332%
dave***@balderstone.ca:

> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>

You guys dont have it too bad. -10F 20 Mph winds in eastcentral MN and i
get to climb 50 ft silo on the outside and pull a 180 lb. auger up and
lower it half way down the inside. no woodworking today.

sunny 63 here in Baltimore can not wait for the cool weather in august!



len

Chris Friesen wrote:
> Dave Balderstone wrote:
>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>> (Actual is -31C).
>
> I'm in the same town as Dave. I went out to the garage without checking
> the thermometer. Was NOT ready for that first lungful...


And it's headed our way...

I was really enjoying my unusually rare 50F Jan & Feb bicycle rides here
in CT.

Hi Josh, I wrote back yesterday but I must of hit a wrong button because it
never went through. I actually have done quite a bit of hunting and fishing
but have never met up with a game warden. I used to go up to Wallagrass
(and still do on occasion) for partridge hunting. I'm sure it would be
interesting to meet your dad some day, I'm always looking for insight from
more experienced woodworkers. If you're ever in Presque Isle and got some
spare time look me up! Jeff
"Josh" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> P.I._Maine wrote:
>> Cool! I graduated in '89 from Fort Kent!! It's a small world! I'll
>> have
>> to check you out in my old year book. Do you still have relatives up
>> here?
>> Looking forward to the dog sled races coming up in March. Hard to come
>> by
>> woodworkers up here in northern Maine. Too bad you're in NC. Jeff
>> Morneault
>
> I looked you up this morning, and I recognize you. Definitely a small
> world.
>
> My parents still live up there. My mom teaches at Fort Kent HS, but
> she wasn't there when you were. My father is one of the most talented
> woodworkers I've ever met; I wish I had a tenth of his skill. I can
> send you his email address if you're ever looking for a good resource
> in the area. If you've ever done any hunting or fishing in Wallagrass
> or Eagle Lake, you might know him. He was the game warden there for 20
> years. Of course, that also might change your opinion of him. ;-)
>
> Josh
>

In article <160220061216269332%dave***@balderstone.ca>,
Dave Balderstone <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote:

> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

Am I South of you?? *EG*..Guess I am..and still in Kanuckistan.
PLUS 7 degrees Celsius.

Feels like...errrrmm.. SPRING?

Sarnia.. in the banana belt.

"Dave Balderstone" <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote in message
news:160220061216269332%dave***@balderstone.ca...
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>
> --
> Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
> - Mark Twain.

it's only a frosty 72F here today. with our wind chill, that would be around
72F. it's supposed to get really cold here this weekend, all the way down to
65F.

snicker

regards,
charlie
cave creek, az

On 16/02/2006 1:16 PM, Dave Balderstone wrote:
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

Yeah, well, thanks for the heads up, and the weather. Temps here in
S.Ont. have dropped from +6C to -6C over the course of about half a day
with windchill to -15C, and it's forecast to hit real -20C tonight. Sigh.

"Dave Balderstone" <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote in message
>
> I'm not bitchin', we always know we're going to get these temps at some
> point. We've had a beautifully warm winter up till yesterday.

Agreed. Here in Toronto, I've been going out on a regular basis and not once
this winter (yet) have I got my wheelchair stuck in the snow. That means
it's been pretty mild so far as I'm concerned.

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:09:39 -0600, with neither quill nor qualm, Dave
Balderstone <dave***@balderstone.ca> quickly quoth:

>In article <[email protected]>,
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I put on my rain gear, swam to the pump house, and shut the valve off
>> in about a minute. <sigh>
>>
>> SOMEBODY south of US sucks big time, Dave.
>
>We're narrowing it down, at least...
>
>From the jet stream map here
><http://www.balderstone.ca/tempmapwx_e.gif> it looks like we could be
>dealing with the curse of Bay Area Dave...

It's merely one of your cursed Canadian Clippers coming down at us,
Dave. I woke up to a dusting of snow this morning, and just looked
outside a minute ago. White flakes are falling. Oh, maybe your last
statement WAS correct after all. ;)

It's 31.4°F on the roof. I'm hoping it raises a bit SOON! Snow plays
havoc with my dish. I lose both TV and Starband internet access when
it builds up to about 3".

-
- Let Exxon send their own troops -
-------------------------------------------------------
http://diversify.com Comprehensive Website Programming

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 12:16:26 -0600, with neither quill nor qualm, Dave
Balderstone <dave***@balderstone.ca> quickly quoth:

>We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>(Actual is -31C).
>
>SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

It was 19F this morning when I got up. It was about 45F this noon when
my neighbor came over and asked if I were aware of the HUGE LEAK at my
pump house. I noticed a drip or two around the landscaping plumbing a
couple weeks ago and filed it for this summer's work. That very joint
let go this morning.

I put on my rain gear, swam to the pump house, and shut the valve off
in about a minute. <sigh>

SOMEBODY south of US sucks big time, Dave.


--

EXPLETIVE: A balm, usually applied verbally in hindsight,
which somehow eases those pains and indignities following
our every deficiency in foresight.

83degrees F here in sunny N.C. Of course thats in the sun. only 75 in the
shade. Going to the 40's this weekend so stop sucking
"Charles Spitzer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Dave Balderstone" <dave***@balderstone.ca> wrote in message
> news:160220061216269332%dave***@balderstone.ca...
>> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>> (Actual is -31C).
>>
>> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.
>>
>> --
>> Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
>> - Mark Twain.
>
> it's only a frosty 72F here today. with our wind chill, that would be
> around 72F. it's supposed to get really cold here this weekend, all the
> way down to 65F.
>
> snicker
>
> regards,
> charlie
> cave creek, az
>
>

The Dave Balderstone entity posted thusly:

>We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
>(Actual is -31C).
>
>SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

Well, I'm south, but it's the same here.

Worst part was that I was forking hay over the fence for the horses,
and was doing it right into the north wind. My face hurt.
A lot.

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 16:01:56 -0800, Enoch Root wrote:

> Locutus wrote:
(snipperooni)
> You have: -31 degC
> You want: degF
> * -55.8
> / -0.017921147
> You have: ^C
>
> me@mycomp:~$ echo "scale=2; -31*9/5+32" | bc -23.80
>
> er

Looks like we gave another Linux nut in the room.

;-)

Bill

Enoch Root wrote:

> Thanks for that. I think I found a bug in the "units" program:
>
> me@mycomp:~$ units
> 2438 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units
>
> You have: -31 degC
> You want: degF
> * -55.8
> / -0.017921147
> You have:

Oops, the bug is I didn't read the manual:

me@mycomp:~$ units
2438 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units

You have: tempC(-31)
You want: tempF
-23.8
You have: ^D
me@mycomp:~$

er
--
email not valid

Dave Balderstone wrote:
> We've got arctic air moving south bringing a windchill temp of -43C.
> (Actual is -31C).
>
> SOMEBODY south of me sucks big time.

Good grief, that's -56F (actual)!

er
--
email not valid

"Josh" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Then your last name is appropriate. I assume it's pronounce Freezin'?
>
> I'm in warm sunny NC now, but I grew up in northern Maine. Coldest
> I've ever experienced was -58 F (-50 C) without factoring in wind
> chill.
>
> I feel your pain.
>
> Josh
>

Where in NC? You know that ShopBot is in Durham? I'm between Winston-Salem
and Kernersville myself.

Rick

Hey Josh, I'm still up here in northern Maine, Presque Isle to be exact.
Originally from Fort Kent. Still cold here, just like you left it, though
winter's been a bit milder then normal. Are you from "the county"?
"Josh" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Then your last name is appropriate. I assume it's pronounce Freezin'?
>
> I'm in warm sunny NC now, but I grew up in northern Maine. Coldest
> I've ever experienced was -58 F (-50 C) without factoring in wind
> chill.
>
> I feel your pain.
>
> Josh
>