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    The Effect of an Individual’s Mood on his or her Weather preferences People have always wondered how the body and mind interacted. Some people believe that they did not interact at all. For example, Plato believed that the mind and the body were two separate entities (University of Richmond Department of Psychology, 2015). However, recently, there is evidence that a person’s body does influence his or her cognition. It is known as Embodied Cognition, which is built off Metaphor theory. Metaphor…

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    stopped by a tree with blue bananas. The bananas were pale blue like the sea and has dark blue dots. I realized that of course they were blue-spotted bananas. Despite all the variety of special and colorful fruits that were on the Manor, the gloomy weather, the place and the Black Mansion were alienated and the feeling of a little emptiness and…

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    Though the weather is a hurtle in Porphyria’s path that she must defeat to reach her lover, the hazardous storm also serves as a warning to the poor maiden, and the writer suggests this through the quote when he states, “It tore the elm-tops down for spite / And did…

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    “The weatherman explained that we will have a blizzard on wednesday, and then we’ll have a hurricane next thursday” the lady said to her friend as she rushed to the grocery store. She realized that she will have to buy a lot of food because they will be stuck inside for both of the storms. Both blizzards and hurricanes are a type of storm but they have some things that are different from each other. There are some differences in these two storms, but there are also some similarities. Both…

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    Positive: The sun was shining bright at Market Commons as I walked barefoot on the hot but yet comfy sidewalk. Children were laughing and playing on the sweet green grass, and their parents were swinging in hammocks, as the cool wind blew through the air. Pedestrians passed each other on the sidewalk and stopped to conversate. As I kept walking, I stumbled upon a Rock Climbing wall and decided to climb it. The course texture in my hand made me feel like I was on the side of a mountain. Time…

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    double doors, in a panic as the run from the parking stall to the entrance that was much further than you had originally expected. Those cold, wet fall days in Vancouver were just beginning. You’ve lived on the west coast for your entire life, this weather wasn’t new to you, but still you are as unprepared as someone would be if they had moved from California to Vancouver. It was like this was your first west coast fall, your rain boots still tucked away at the back of the closet, the umbrellas…

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    Families are stuck in their homes without electricity, and the streets outside are flooded. Winds are up to 80 miles per hour; trees and power lines have been knocked down. It is 8:00 on October 29th, 2012. A category two hurricane, Hurricane Sandy, has hit the Jersey Shore. Hurricane Sandy left 8.5 million people without power, caused about $20 billion in property damage, and killed about 150 people (Sharp). Water temperatures off of the East coast were abnormally warm during the summer and…

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    an everyday businessmen, Lao Dong, the owner of the inn where he stayed, and Shen Dongzao, a local magistrate. Lao Can himself, birds and cages, and the weather all serve as symbols to promote the author’s argument of a solution to long-reigning political…

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    they caught on to patterns of weather when the…

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    Weather Instruments are basically tools that measure the state of the atmosphere at a given time. Some of the earliest instruments were made very simply but more scientifically accurate instruments weren’t made until the 1800’s. For example, weather vanes were simply used to sense the direction of the wind. In the 1800’s scientist were more curious about what goes on in the upper earth so they started making detailed instruments. Thermometer A thermometer is an instrument that measures…

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