what to do (and not do!) about it. The 'heat budget' of a chicken coop. You can think of the temperature of your coop as being like a bank account. It starts with whatever amount of money it starts with, but on a day to day basis the balance will depend on how much money you're spending and how much you're depositing.hat to do (and not do!) about it. The 'heat budget' of a chicken coop. You can think of the temperature of your coop as being like a bank account. It starts with whatever amount of money it starts with, but on a day to day basis the balance will depend on how much money you're spending and how much you're depositing.
harâ²borâ¢less, adj. harâ²borâ¢ous, adj. syn: harbor, port, haven refer to a shelter for ships. A harbor is a natural or an artificially constructed shelter and anchorage for ships: a fine harbor on the eastern coast.
Just as seaports and airports link countries together by enabling trade and travel, a device that links computers together is also called a port. Port comes from the Latin word portus, meaning haven or harbor. You can hear this sense of a port as a place of safe arrival in the proverb any port in a storm. On a ship, the port side is the left side. Port is also a verb, meaning to carry.