Bayern had more control as well as cooler heads in the box after the interval and, in the end, Dortmund's strategy failed.
That same season (when Idol was averaging over 30 million viewers a night), Kellie Pickler became a water cooler favorite with her ditzy antics, as she babbled over Simon Cowell's critiques and mispronounced words like "salmon".
A further study, published in the American Journal of Kidney Disease, found increased levels of kidney damage in El Salvador's hot, low-lying areas but not in its cooler high-altitude sugar plantations, despite similarities in agrochemical use.
It's just quite conceited: you want your arm to look a bit cooler".
Healthy Finnish children over the age of five cope with shorter sessions (five minutes) sitting on the lower, cooler benches.
Instead, Google dispatched its troops – known as "trekkers" – on foot, laden with a camera on their backs that looked like an oversized water-cooler.
The wind-catchers – long, rectangular structures that cause airflow from the cooler undergrounds to the main rooms – in old homes are even more intricate than those found in Yazd, in the central desert.
It's very autumnal in feel – blackberries, cinnamon, toffee-ish brown sugar and hearty oats – but I can't see any reason why it can't be enjoyed now, too, on cooler days when spring slips back into drizzle and dreariness.
"It felt like the grownup version of Daphne and Celeste," says DiConcetto. "A cooler sound, but also a shout out to our past".
There were also some water cooler moments on radio: Chris Moyles ranting about not being paid; the death of Norman Painting, who played Phil Archer, and the delicate, moving way his on-air death was handled; James Naughtie's c-word slip when talking about Jeremy Hunt.
So the CLNR tested real-time thermal rating which calculated how much power can safely pass through the network, taking into account weather conditions: on a windy day, for example, the network can take more power because the lines are cooler.
