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2012 Meteor

By: Virtus J Armani | 2010-07-08 | Reference & Education
So fire raining from the sky, a 2012 meteor plows into the planet and creates apocalyptic devastation on a scale that of which we have only ever contemplated in our wildest nightmares! Whilst this scenario sounds absurd to some people the potential reality of this 2012 meteor is actually not too far from the truth. read more

Living the Metaphor

By: Elisa Sterling-Cowan | 2010-04-03 | Spirituality
I struggled today. Struggled to have energy and strength...I am not well and not sure what is ailing me. My chest has been hurting me and it is quite painful. And I thank God for the reminder to do as I want to do in the moments I do have as I am not guaranteed the next. read more

Metaphors, Forex And Trading

By: John Chambers | 2011-02-16 | Article Marketing
We are given a research-based insight in to the inner workings of the Foreign Exchange Market by the author. He uses the method of applying different metaphors to clarify these views. read more

Dreaming: Our Companion Metaphors

By: James P Krehbiel | 2011-07-16 | Mental health
This article explores ways in which we can find the meaning derived from the process of dreaming. read more

The meteoric rise of morphsuits

By: Carl Liver | 2012-01-10 | Humor
The meteoric rise of morphsuits can largely be attributed to the movie "Avatar" and producing a garment that becomes a second skin for all of us. With people searching for the exact costume look of the show, the suits became an overnight success. read more

Metaphors In Flowers In Thailand

By: Jason Fadien | 2010-11-27 | International studies
The content shows an important peek at the spectacular, vibrant and wonderful culture and tradition of the proud people of Thailand that a lot of people are not yet aware. read more

Essay: Metaphors of the Mind

By: Brian John | 2011-04-09 | College
The ‘empty vessel' metaphor for the student's mind is adopted by several Eastern monastic, mystical schools of thought such as Zen Buddhism and various Hindu spiritual orders. In these monastic orders, disciples are enjoined to submit themselves entirely to the will of the teachers, the teachers demand unquestioned obedience and.... read more

Watchmen - Metaphor For Our Economy?

By: Craig Forgrave | 2010-03-31 | Movies
With the release of Watchmen on DVD and Blu-ray on 07.21.09 (as the studio likes to promote the date), many people will see this "what-if" movie for the first time. For others, it will be a re-visit to the first significant movie of 2009 to address issues relevant to our recessionary lives. It also marked the current low of the stock market, being released on March 6th (03.06.09) when the DOW was at 6626.09. Since then, the market has rallied 40% until falling back in the last few weeks. read more

A metaphor for refractive errors

By: zxaiiii | 2010-10-12 | Vision
Nearly anything the most beautiful possible can be perceived only through the eyes. The eyes have long been considered as an essential organ for all sighted individuals. The eye is in fact a very complex organ that consists of various delicate parts. Each of these parts deserves careful protection. read more

Stunning Perseid Meteor Shower 2011 in Pictures

By: Eric Giguere | 2011-08-20 | Science
Sky-watchers around the worlds were urging to watch the most well-known and reliable meteor showers — the Perseid meteor shower — which reaches its peak overnight between Aug. 12 and 13. While the full moon of August may interfere with the meteor display, this is the best time to see pretty light show. read more

Spectacular images of Perseids Meteor Shower

By: John Stevens | 2010-08-14 | Photography
Astronomy enthusiasts around the world had the chances to enjoy the meteor shower named The Perseids – one of the most spectacular of the year. The Perseids Meteor Shower is observed in August annually when the Earth moves into the orbit of the comet Swift-Tuttle. This comet was discovered in July, 1862 and named after its first observers including Lewis Swift and Horace Parnell Tuttle. Fragments from the comet Swift-Tuttle travel in the Earth’s atmosphere at the extremely high speeds and then burn up in the Earth’s atmosphere, which creates radiant fireballs called meteors. Let’s enjoy spectacular Perseids Meteor Shower peak’s photos on early morning of August 13th in several parts of the world. read more

Iphone Applications - Meteoric Rise In The Demand

By: Alan L Smith | 2011-04-14 | Web Development
The demand of any product or service in the market is going to rise only when the people want it. This principle is very apt for the iPhone applications. The iPhone is one of the leading brands of sm... read more

The Meteoric Rise Of Mobile Gaming

By: Susan H Wilson | 2011-03-31 | Automotive
Mobile games have observed a enormous growth in recent years due to the big increase of smartphones readily available. With larger screens and much far more powerful hardware, smartphones are now able... read more

An Agriculture Metaphor For Academic Research

By: Ken Long | 2010-03-29 | Reference & Education
What can we learn about graduate research from farmers? How can metaphorical reasoning improve our thinking? Why is doctoral research like farming? read more

Good Metaphor Examples Improve Your Storytelling

By: Terri Rains | 2010-04-02 | Writing & Speaking
When telling a story or writing a book, one of the best ways to prove your point is by using metaphor examples to illustrate your points. Many try to avoid this type of writing or speaking because they believe it is too casual to sound professional; however, in many cases metaphors are the perfect way to prove a point. read more