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    The experience of biting into the glistening skin of a beautiful apple, tasting the luscious flesh of a flavorful fruit that resembles drinking fresh cider, the refreshing crunch that is capable of turning any “unhealthy” day of gloom into one full of energy, and the feeling of content that accompanies a first-class apple is lacking in the produce sold at convenience stores across Penn State’s campus. Unfortunately, the tempting basket of “red deliciousness” that occupies the check-out counter consists of unsatisfying, sub-par apples. From the outside, these fruits are enchanting, generating expectations of a delectable experience; however, at first bite it is evident that quantity is more important that quality. The apples are often bland, mushy, and, simply, unappetizing (adjectives that should not describe a fruit with so much potential). There is hope though. There is hope for the state of these apples, for I propose a plan to rectify the “distasteful” apples sold in…

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    have become the norm in the United States and many other parts of the world. At the start of this semester I did not think having a lot of one single crop was a bad idea. Having a few types of delicious apples and the same bananas at the store every day made me feel comfortable. I knew exactly what I was getting every time I went to the store. No mass difference between types of fruits and vegetables was found. I was ok with this standard. However, after going through the readings throughout…

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    tamarind for snacks. The others had none at all. I asked my mother why couldn’t we have similar food. She answered that parents who were professionals could afford to buy delicious and expensive food for their children as compared to less educated parents who had menial jobs with a meager salary. My mother told me to be grateful anyway for the things we have and to be thankful for the opportunity to study. Because of that studying became my precious endeavor, I had liked to seat in front to…

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    Red-white-red is a color combination of the Canadian flag. A maple leaf is a Canadian symbol since as early as 1700. When the Canada Day rolls around, the best way to celebrate the summer holiday and surprise your kids and guests by making healthy and delicious treats, baking cakes or cookies, and using the red-white color combination and maple leaf shapes for food decoration. White is for peace and red is for bravery, so celebrate the Canada Day with fabulous, brave and soothing desserts in red…

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    Madman Case Study

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    capabilities as a normal perceiver. Though apples would appear what a normal perceiver would call green, a non-normal perceiver could still discriminate a Macintosh apple from a Red Delicious apple. Non-normal perceivers are thus functionally identical to normal perceivers. Nida-Rümelin, furthermore, argues that the experiences of non-normal perceivers would significantly differ from those of normal perceivers because of their inverted color perception. Because the cones of non-normal perceivers…

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    Almodovar Film Analysis

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    demonstrates the capability of colour to portray certain messages to the general public. The consistent colour of red within the visual language generally symbolised the recurring theme of death throughout the film. This can be witnessed in various scenes in which death is either part of a conversation or an actual occurrence. However, in a specific scene in which Raimunda discovers the lying corpse of her husband, it becomes indicative that the blood seeping out from under the body delivered…

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    purple” (Mandell). Purple is a difficult color to use in business unless worn with lighter tones. Great care should always be taken wearing purple to house parties because the host may consider it an offensive color among the other guests. Red is a great attention getter. “When someone wears red they might feel the need to stand out and be seen or heard” (Mandell). The color red can be toned down by using coordinate colors like black, various grays, and white. Red can still be used for…

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    How Businesses Use Colors

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    How Businesses use Color “Colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions.” – Pablo Picasso. Color can affect the emotions and behaviors of people due to what people associate with a color. Because of this, businesses utilize color in order to create a certain image, catch people’s attention, and evoke specific emotions and behaviors. The colors that I focused on in my visual essay are blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. Blue is associated with responsibility, trust, and also…

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    trying to prevent him from being neglected, he is only pushing him closer to his death. The second symbol is the use of the color red. The author is exposing the message with the use of the color red. The author metaphorically paints Doodle’s life red. Hurst continues to bring out the significance of this color to understand the emotion of this story. Throughout history, the color red has been used to symbolize death and love. These symbols aid the author in connecting doodle to brother and…

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    It displays a man in a suit with a loose veil that covers his face and neck. The woman is wearing a dull red colored v-neck blouse. The woman is standing in front of the man and he is hunched over and leaning close to her to the point where their faces touch. He almost looks as if he is is the one wanting this relationship to develop into something greater and he is the one really trying. The couple is also standing outside in this painting, which symbolizes a new relationship. They are…

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