coaster, roller-coaster ride, asphalt coaster, paper drink coaster, west coast editor瀝青路面的溫度飆升至71攝氏度（約83攝氏度）。 asphalt temps spiked to 163 degrees Fahrenheit. Extreme heat can impact aircraft operations and airlines can only send planes that can handle the heat.

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Google Translate 進步：英制/公制單位；溫度華氏攝氏並列

週四，加州棕櫚泉國際機場的氣溫高達攝氏49度（約攝氏49度）。美國廣播公司（ABC）的特雷弗·奧爾特（Trevor Ault）在停機坪現場報道時，瀝青路面的溫度飆升至71攝氏度（約83攝氏度）。

極端高溫會影響飛機的運行，航空公司只能派出能夠承受高溫的飛機。

On Thursday, the temperature at the Palm Springs International Airport in California reached a high of 117 degrees. ABC's Trevor Ault was reporting live from the tarmac when asphalt temps spiked to 163 degrees Fahrenheit.

Extreme heat can impact aircraft operations and airlines can only send planes that can handle the heat.

I have a tray and four coasters with images from his various calendar pages. I treasure the set.
我有一個托盤和四個杯墊，上面有他各種日曆頁面上的圖像。 我珍藏套裝




Can Tesla sustainably compete against the rest of the auto industry with its electric car strategy? The FT's west coast editor Richard Waters explains.

coaster,杯墊
a small tray or mat placed under a bottle or glass to protect the table underneath.
Sophie would make you put your glass on a coaster .
asphalt coaster, paper drink coaster

Asphalt Drink & Beverage Coasters 

Coaster or Coasters may refer to:

• A beverage coaster (n.) on which to rest glasses of beverage, (paper drink coaster)
• Coaster (San Diego), (n.) a regional rail service in San Diego County, California
• Coaster (album), (n.) by punk rock band NOFX
• The Coasters, (n.) an American doo-wop band
• Toyota Coaster, (n.) a minibus
• Coaster, slang for an optical disc that is considered worthless due to manufacturing or content quality
• Coaster brake, (n.) a type of bicycle brake
• Coaster Step, (n.) a dance step
• Roller coaster, (n.) an amusement ride
• Coastal trading vessel, (n.) a ship used for trade between locations on a coastline
• Coaster trout, (n.) brook trout found in Lake Superior

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Daily Highlights Thursday, April 24, 2008
Spotlight

Taking the Plunge

Don't try this on a full stomach. Hersheypark's newest roller coaster, called Fahrenheit, is set to open next month. It joins the Sooperdooperlooper, the Lightning Racer and seven other heart-stopping rides at the Pennsylvania amusement park, which opened 101 years ago today. The newest roller coaster will take riders on a series of loops, high-speed bank curves, climbs and a 97-degree drop — the steepest roller coaster drop in the US — in 85 seconds. On their backs as the coaster train begins a 90-degree ascent to the summit of a 121-foot/37-meter lift, riders will lean forward at the crest of the hill and see no track visible below — just open space — before plummeting down.

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"My favorite part of a roller-coaster ride is when you're going up and you're slightly scared and really excited. You don't know what's coming next but you know it's going to be good. You can't handle it, go on the carousel." — Gina Gershon