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Why do tires deflate in cold weather?

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Tires naturally lose air pressure over time, but each year as the weather gets colder, tire pressure lights turn on and drivers everywhere begin to look for the nearest air compressor.For many motorists, this is the first sign that cold temperatures are coming and that they need to winterize their vehicles, according to AAA Regional Director Skyler McKinley. When should you switch to snow tires for the winter season? McKinley said the reason for this annual, widespread decrease in tire air pressure is just fundamental physics.Boyle's law is a gas law which McKinley summarized as the pressure of a gas at a volume is proportionate to temperature. It means that air pressure in a space will drop when it is cold, and increase when it is hot.Air molecules in tires bounce around. In the heat, there is more energy and those molecules bounce faster, resulting in higher air pressure. The opposite is true when the ambient temperature goes down."With a loss of temperature com...

Arlo Wynwood unveils 4 pink-colored drinks to help benefit National Breast Cancer Foundation

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

The color of the summer was Barbie pink, and even though we’re officially in fall, rosy hues are still hot, so in honor or Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s time to think pink.The Arlo in Wynwood has four rose-colored drinks that’ll get you feeling good inside and out.Rachel McAdams (as Regina George): “So we’ll see you tomorrow.”Amanda Seyfried (as Karen Smith): “On Wednesdays, we wear pink.”You might wear pink on Wednesdays, but for the rest of October, you’re going to be drinking pink at the Arlo Wynwood.Brooke Gramer, Arlo Wynwood: “Arlo Wynwood will be dedicating a few cocktails and a glass of rosé where 10% of the proceeds will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.”So, for the rest of the month, the part of the proceeds from the four drinks are going to go to supporting a good cause.Brooke Gramer: “There’s going to be a new special cocktail called the Pink Panther, our classic Inca O...

Gaurav Gupta, fashionista to the stars, gives Neiman Marcus shoppers a chance to feel like A-listers

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

Fashion maven Gaurav Gupta is taking the fashion world by storm. Celebs like Queen Bey and Cardi B just can’t get enough of the guy. Gupta has been styling the stars for nearly two decades, and now he wants you to feel famous when you put on one of his styles.When it comes to ruling the red carpet, fashion designer Gaurav Gupta has it handled.Gaurav Gupta: “We’re on every red carpet, from Cannes to Oscars to Grammys to all kinds of situations happening with us right now.”And with major A-listers like Beyoncé, Cardi B and Lizzo wearing his designs, it was only a matter of time before everyone wanted a piece.Gaurav Gupta: “Once we had Cardi B wear us for Grammys, it just becomes a domino effect, then. It’s like every stylist, every magazine, every celebrity stylist is looking at the brand. Once you do a few key moments, it naturally just takes off from there.”Since starting his fashion company nearly 20 years ago, Gupta has created his very ow...

Temple in Newton hosts special prayer service in solidarity with Israel

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

A temple in Newton hosted a special service Tuesday in a show of solidarity with Israel as the country continues its war with Hamas. Congregants at Temple Emanuel held the service in honor of those fighting and living in Israel. Speaking with 7NEWS, advocates said the war is affecting everyone in the Jewish community. “There are members of this community here in Boston who have lost family members in Israel,” said Jeremy Burton, the CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council. “Innocent people are going to be harmed and that is a tragedy and there is an extraordinary moral need to pay attention to the civilians who are in harm’s way.”Those at Tuesday’s service were urged to donate to the Israel Emergency Fund, which is raising money for Israeli victims. 

Orioles’ Adley Rutschman, Ryan Mountcastle, Austin Hays named Gold Glove Award finalists

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

The Orioles’ 2023 season is over, but the awards to recognize their unprecedented campaign are just beginning.Three Orioles — catcher Adley Rutschman, first baseman Ryan Mountcastle and left fielder Austin Hays — were named American League Gold Glove Award finalists, Rawlings announced Wednesday afternoon.Three finalists at each position were chosen in each league by the 30 MLB managers and six coaches from each team — votes that make up 75% of the process — and the Society for American Baseball Research Defensive Index, which accounts for the remaining 25%.Gold Glove Award winners will be revealed Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN’s “Baseball Tonight.”Rutschman was one of six catchers in the AL to start more than 100 games behind the plate this season and ended his second big league campaign rated as an above-average backstop in each of the four major metrics measured from Statcast tracking data.His 22% caught stealing rate is narro...

Ravens’ Odell Beckham Jr. says hit on Zay Flowers sparked fight with Titans’ Jeffery Simmons after London game

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Tennessee Titans defensive end Jeffery Simmons got into a fight following Baltimore’s win Sunday in London.The incident, which took place as players were leaving the field at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, was sparked by Simmons diving at Zay Flowers’ legs as the rookie wide receiver was being tackled by two other Titans defenders following a second-quarter catch. That led to Beckham jogging over to the pile and confronting the two-time All-Pro before Simmons shoved Beckham to the ground, drawing a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.Things were chippy throughout the game, according to Beckham.“There was a lot of talk,” Beckham said after practice Wednesday in Owings Mills. “I seen he was chasing down the play, he’s tired, I watched him look at the play then look at Zay’s legs and try and dive on them.“I just didn’t like that. I’m protective. This is my guy. This is my li...

Acton-Boxboro nips Lincoln-Sudbury, wins DCL field hockey title

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

SUDBURY — Offensive corners seem to be the bread and butter of the Acton-Boxboro field hockey team’s attack, and a section of what it practices is dedicated toward finishing broken plays in those opportunities.That paid off Wednesday afternoon with the Dual County League title in the balance, as A-B scored two goals on busted corners in the third quarter to narrowly beat Lincoln-Sudbury, 2-1.Defenses starred for both units as dangerous chances around the goal were limited, making the eight second-half corners the Revolution (11-2-1) produced all the more impactful. Especially in a win they grinded through for another league title despite dealing with a few injuries.“We had adjustments to make, and we did,” said Acton-Boxboro coach Mae Shoemaker. “That just sealed the DCL for them, so it was important. … Winning while they’re missing (important pieces was huge).”Acton-Boxboro led the shot battle at halftime, but all of its shots came from just inside the circle as the Warriors (6-3-3...

Boston rabbi recounts horrors of Hamas terror attack in Israel

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

A Boston rabbi offered a first-hand account of what occurred when Hamas was carrying out its deadly terrorist attack on Israel, speaking of bullet-riddled babies and a young girl being raped while her father was forced to listen over the phone.Grand Rabbi Y.A. Korff, chaplain for the City of Boston, said he was in the Jerusalem Great Synagogue in Israel when the attack occurred on Oct. 7. He joined other chief rabbis in evacuating the building and taking refuge in bomb shelters when “air raid sirens went off.”Related ArticlesPolitics | Pro-Palestine demonstrators arrested for trying to enter Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s office Politics | Boston city councilor’s description of Hamas attack as ‘massive military operation’ sparks outrage Politics | Boston City Council punts vote on Mass and Cass tent ban Politics | Council president calls for investigation into toddler found at Boston’s Mass and Cass ...

Ravens OLB Odafe Oweh returns to practice after missing past 4 games; safety Marcus Williams absent

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

Ravens outside linebacker Odafe Oweh returned to practice Wednesday after missing four games because of an ankle injury suffered in the second week of the season.Coach John Harbaugh had said Oweh was close to coming back, and he will be a welcome addition to a position group that has relied heavily on veterans Jadeveon Clowney and Kyle Van Noy. He was listed as a limited practice participant on Wednesday’s injury report.Oweh was off to a strong start in his third NFL season with four quarterback hits in the Ravens’ opening win over the Houston Texans.“He’ll take a lot of reps, as much as he can with where he’s at healthwise,” Harbaugh said. “We have a bunch of guys rotating in now.”Only safety Marcus Williams (hamstring), defensive end Brent Urban (neck) and cornerback Kevon Seymour (ankle) were missing from practice as the Ravens began preparations for Sunday’s home game against the Detroit Lions (5-1). Linebacker Malik...

Sinkhole forces La Jolla residents out of condo

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 23:00:53 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- Residents of The La Jolla Terrace Condominium Complex are living in a hotel courtesy of the City of San Diego after a massive sink hole developed up against the property along Gilman Drive.“For an abundance of safety, they wanted us all to leave within three hours, and I freaked," a resident who didn’t want to be shown on TV told FOX 5. He lives in one of the eight units impacted by the sinkhole. He says looking from the front of the building, the entire structure appears to be faltering.“There's cracks on the outside of the building and I've been inside the units and there are several cracks this obvious the building is leaning," he said. San Diego takes top spot in ranking of most expensive places to live in U.S. The sinkhole first opened up in March. City crews determined it was the result of a failing portion of massive storm drain pipe. According to the city, they immediately began working to repair the pipe, which is about 35 feet underground, but righ...