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People tack on all manner of technology to their homes to be green: solar panels, 100-foot-deep geothermal heat pipes and computerized climate zones.
FORBES: The House Goes Round
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In a deep skillet or pot, heat the olive oil until hot.
WSJ: A Potent Brew
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Windows with the shutters and curtains closed show up in the images in a deep blue colour, demonstrating little heat is escaping.
BBC: Shutters and curtains 'act as double glazing'
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Although the Met Office has 1998 as the single warmest year, that coincided with strong El Nino conditions - the warming of surface waters in the eastern Pacific that releases heat stored in the deep ocean into the atmosphere, raising temperatures globally.
BBC: This decade 'warmest on record'
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The Design: The British built the original 1902 structure to withstand both weather and pirates, with heavy metal shutters on the windows and deep porticos to protect from wind and heat.
WSJ: Stays: A Boutique Hotel That Once Held Pirates
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Pour oil to a depth of about 1 inch into a large saute pan and heat to 350 degrees Fahrenheit on a deep-frying thermometer.
CNN: Keftes de Prasa (Leek Fritters)
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When the ocean plates sink deep enough, portions are melted by the intense heat generated within the mantle, turning the solid rock into molten magma.
FORBES: 2011 Forecast: World Outperforms U.S., Europe Scuttles
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Place a deep, large, heavy skillet over medium-high heat.
NPR: Salpicon Recipe
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These pens would bob 60 feet below the surface, kept in place with motors powered by heat exchangers that use the temperature difference between deep water and shallow water to generate electricity.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Plunged deep into her summer greenery, Williamsburg shimmers in the steam-heat of Virginia's Tidewater Peninsula with a haunting, sensual mystique that ordains a tryst behind every fragrant hedge.
CNN: Revolutionary holidays in Williamsburg
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The deep circulation of the oceans controls the weather and climate of the earth by moving heat, generating storms and controlling rainfall and droughts.
UNESCO: Natural Sciences