It was a classic instance of her weather-changing prowess, but also a signal that her opponents might sometimes turn tables on the lady.
Maggie, Alaska's only elephant, who has become a cause célèbre of animal rights groups because of her cold weather home, will soon begin training to use a giant treadmill intended to help her shed a few hundred pounds and prevent arthritis and other ailments common among elephants in captivity.
Eka went without the pill for the first seven years of her marriage, weathering four abortions as a result.
Shortly afterward Independence fired a broadside with her weather battery of one 9-pound gun, three 6-pound guns, and one pivot gun.
The company was proud of "her impressive landing in adverse weather conditions," a TUI spokesperson told HuffPost without identifying the pilot.
Poem XC, first published in Spain in her 1953 collection, "Poems Without a Name," provides a sense of her mysterious mental weather: The rains displace me without washing me away, the winds push me about without breaking my form, or my identity.
Some of her sculptures feature weather data that she's collated and then changed into musical scores, which are then transformed into entangled colorful sculptures.
Not all of her ideas have weathered the decades intact, but Hirshey captures why they were compelling for their time.
She has seemingly spent much of her waking life weathering public storms, each known by shorthand: Gennifer, Paula, Monica, Cookies and Teas, Travelgate, Filegate, Pardongate, Troopergate, Whitewater, Cattle Futures, Impeachment.
