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> But when you
> are producing more calories than the ambient air will remove, you will
> sweat and I almost always find when I am working I sweat.
Ah, but Truman, if you live in the desert, the ambient air will also
absorb the sweat as rapidly as you can put it out, so you never get damp. 
(Unless, of course, you wear rain gear...  ;-)  )

Heidi

PS:  I mostly find myself sweaty in the winter when I'm wearing waaay too
many clothes because the "ambient air" is taking away waaaay more calories
than I want it to--and THEN I try to work...  <g>



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