The real crime here is using Excel as a database.

Perhaps we could develop intelligent mowers which could be fueled by the biomass of the grass clippings. We could call them “Smart Harvesters for Efficient Environmental Pruning” or S.H.E.E.P., for short :)

Some drugs also opt for the full prefix, like dextromethorphan or levothyroxine.

I’m not particularly interested in the non-canon ships, but I suppose I could take the Harry and Ginny one. I don’t (yet) have an account on literaturecafe though, which could present moderation challenges.

I think that “The Death of the Author” applies even if the author is still alive. Just because a creator is or has become a jerk doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy their work.

With the help of about 3,000 sheep, which are better suited than lawnmowers to fit between small crevices and chew away rain or shine.

“The industry tends to rely on gas-powered mowers, which kind of contradicts the purpose of renewables,” SB Energy asset manager James Hawkins said.

I wonder how the carbon footprint of the sheep compare to that of the lawnmowers. My guess is that it would be smaller. The sheep are also powered by renewable (grass) energy, and are a source of milk, meat, and wool, which lawnmowers are not.

This is definitely one of the cutest stories I’ve seen in this community so far.

The trees are strong, my lord. Their roots go deep.

What are the major challenges to operating solar panels in hot deserts? Does efficiency drop if the panels get too hot?

Happy cake day!