Published: Tues. New graduate students spend their first year adjusting to their programs and learning the ropes. Getting ready for the cold weather, however, isn't necessarily something you've thought about. Winter coats are your first line of defense from the cold. Personally, I like a coat that's a bit longer and falls inches below my waist.
This gives me plenty of warmth and I can still ride my bicycle without the coat getting in the way. The must-have accessory for winter is gloves or mittens. Mittens are often warmer , but, because all your fingers are bundled together, they restrict your ability to use your hands. While gloves make it easier to operate the gears and brakes of my bike, there are definitely days where I wish I were wearing mittens! Hats are most useful when they cover your ears your coat hood may also do the trick!
In addition, sturdy boots will go a long way toward making your winters more comfortable. Temperatures can vary a lot across a day, and some buildings are better heated than others. I highly recommend dressing in layers. Layer light sweaters, jackets, and button-down shirts that can easily be removed or pulled on to keep you comfortable.
The right materials will also keep you warm. Some synthetics, as well as wool and silk are great for keeping you warm. Outdoors people have a saying: cotton kills, because wearing wet cotton in the cold leads to hypothermia. Gorman recently moved to Nebraska from Colorado, and likes that restrictions are more relaxed here. I don't want anybody to get sick, but at the same time, I don't want to unnecessarily be restricted. Lanz lives in a rural community at Holdrege in Phelps County. They think the masks are moldy.
They think they don't work. They think they're going to get sick anyway. Continue to mask up and keep 6 feet or more of space around people you don't live with. However, there have been an increase of positive cases because of the delta variant. Due to this uptick of cases, it is still important to continue wearing a mask while indoors.
The delta variant can infect more people and, sometimes, cause more harm. To prevent the spread of the delta variant, continue wearing a mask indoors. And some people who are immunosuppressed may not respond to the vaccine.
So, it's prudent for some to continue to wear masks and physically distance themselves. People are still required to wear a mask on planes, buses, trains and other means of public transportation. I guarantee many people needed a tissue after watching it. The visuals it contains America, Nebraska, Huskers, active-duty military, police, firefighters, medical workers, EMTs, first responders, veterans, combat wounded, and more are emotionally evocative to a large number of people - myself included.
As great as the video is, it is also an overload of American symbolism. Short of a bald eagle landing on Jackson's massive forearms, or a mom pulling up in a Chevy truck to serve apple pie, there are not many patriotic symbols left on the idea board. That mishmash is where the confusion begins. The video ends by saying "all first responders and military service members", which casts a big net.
That broad scope is probably intentional. Some of us knew somebody who died on September 11, Several current players participated in protests and marches after George Floyd was killed by a Minneapolis police officer. Expand it out to "first responders" and I suspect few will have an issue with it.
Obviously, they all are - but each in their own unique way. My point is this feels like an attempt to put several divergent groups of people into the same box.
For example, I'll gladly stand and cheer for a military member who has served their country, or a firefighter who ran into a burning building to save a life. But that behavior would be wildly inappropriate at a memorial service for somebody who died. Therefore, the one-size-fits-all approach taken here is likely to be awkward - if not disrespectful.
I'm well aware that I may be in the minority on this. As I said in my review of the uniforms , I don't particularly care for camouflage sports uniforms. I say let the service academies have that space, because nobody does it better. I have long said that I love and respect the way Nebraska never forgets what the "Memorial" in Memorial Stadium is all about.
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