Founder of European Graphic Novels, Aug '23 on Lemm.ee.
« On se repose d’un effort en s’en livrant à un autre. » Cela vaut aussi pour la gestion de la douleur chronique, comme je l’ai découvert…
IIRC this flawed arrangement is in common with Japan, and often leads to sick notes made for days or more just to make sure the patient doesn’t have to go get one sick leave note per day, meaning unexpected vacations, commonly.
So already knowing how that works, is this just performative politics by Merz?
I think so.
Maize is monoecious, with separate male and female flowers on the same plant.[3] At the top of the stem is the tassel, an inflorescence of male flowers; their anthers release pollen, which is dispersed by wind.[3] The female inflorescence, some way down the stem from the tassel, is first seen as a silk, a bundle of soft tubular hairs, one for the carpel in each female flower, which develops into a kernel (often called a seed. Botanically, as in all grasses, it is a fruit, fused with the seed coat to form a caryopsis)[4] when it is pollinated.[3] A whole female inflorescence develops into an ear or corncob, enveloped by multiple leafy layers or husks.
Same thing with corn, I think?
A working link / definition of a ground-source, residential heat pump might help. WP has a page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_source_heat_pump
I guess followup Q’s would be like: how practical are they across Europe?, what types of situations would they work best work in and where might they be impractical? How much can they scale to larger buildings?