Here’s our weekly list of cool and otherwise interesting things from the web. I’ll be out next week for the Thanksgiving holiday, so look for more updates after. Enjoy!

• A guide for commercial property owners and managers on the new EPA WaterSense program, and how it can save them water.
• Related: Water savings ad campaign in Denver uses naked people to get its point across. (via the Water Bloggers)
• Deer now vectors for malaria-like disease in New England.
• Sales training for California contractors.
• Landscape lighting to the max.
• Finally, some logical news from Canada’s Left Coast.
• Lessons on Lincoln’s leadership.
• Above: The third issue of MOWmentum is live now in iTunes and on Google Play. Check it out today.

Here’s a round-up of the best stuff our editors have found online this week.

Best links:

• We’ve written about New York’s High Line park before, but this video and accompanying Google Street View tour are pretty amazing.
• A landscape crew member was killed when he used a mower to try and keep warm.
• Try this list of great interview questions from Seth Godin.
• EPA removes the 40 percent turf restriction from its WaterSense program.
• The GIE+EXPO will be in Louisville until 2018, and won’t have Saturday hours next year. Miss our coverage? Find it all here.

Tweet of the week:
@chris_heiler gives you insight into social media, Texas and the mind of his young son. He’s really all things to all people.