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    Tree Planting

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    10 REASONS WHY TREE PLANTING IS IMPORTANT 1. Trees Produce Oxygen Let’s face it; we could not exist as we do if there were no trees. A mature leafy tree produces as much oxygen in a season as 10 people inhale in a year. What many people don’t realize is the forest also acts as a giant filter that cleans the air we breath. 2. Trees Clean the Soil The term phytoremediation is a fancy word for the absorption of dangerous chemicals and other pollutants that have entered the soil. Trees can either

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    The Sacred Tree

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    The Sacred Tree Introduction by Dr. Jane Goodall DBE Authors: Phil LaneJr.‚ Judie Bopp‚ Michael Bopp‚ Lee Brown and elders Native American Religion Session 1 10/15/12 I have lived on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation here in Belcourt‚ ND basically my whole life. I am ashamed to say I do not know a lot about my culture. However‚ I am not ashamed about my beliefs. I was raised in a Christian home we went to the Assembly of God church every Sunday‚ Sunday night and

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    The Handkerchief also goes through an almost pseudo-personification as it takes on a life of its own by acting as a sort of possessed object and rebelling against the audiences expectations by taking over the plot. When interrogating his wife about the missing handkerchief Othello explains its origin as a gift an “Egyptian to my mother give” so she could have the love of Othello’s father but this love would be lost if she ever lost it or gave it away (3.4.66). He also states that the woman who gave

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    Baron on the Tree

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    observer of and commentator on Cosimo’s unusual way of life‚ finds this concern ironic‚ noting that it would not have bothered their mother in the least to see her sons under cannon fire.) Eventually‚ she rather enjoys catching sight of Cosimo in one tree or another through her telescope‚ and she sends him messages with her military signal flags. Cosimo’s varied adventures in the trees make for enjoyable reading. At first these are boyish pranks‚ such as throwing a piece of bark at the boys’ pompous

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    The Giving Tree

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    its Importance My all-time favorite book ever since I was a kid would be The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. This is Silverstein’s most famous work; it is about a little boy and a tree grows old together. Whenever I read this book before‚ I was always angry at the boy for taking more than he should from the giving tree. The boy never seemed satisfied‚ despite being given all the needs he asked for until the tree is left with only its stump. Now that I read it‚ there are many ways that this poem

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    Banyan Tree

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    Brand Communications Reporting Issue: IMC plan for The Banyan Tree Nichapat Fongsmut MBAII Glion Institute of Higher Education M947 Brand Communications Hand-in date 3rd October 2014 Statement of Authorship I certify that this assignment is my own work and contains no material which has been accepted for the award of any degree or diploma in any institute‚ college or university. Moreover‚ to the best of my knowledge and belief‚ it contains no material previously published or written

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    selfishness‚ cruelty‚ and violence. The zebra is the injured Chinese sailor and he personifies fear and desperation. The Mother is the orangutan and she personifies motherly love and affection and the Tiger‚ Richard Parker was Pi and he was the personification of the evil that is inherent in the heart of every man. Even after Pi survived those appalling months at sea‚ he still lived on as an ardent Hindu‚ Muslim‚ and Christian throughout his life in Canada. Pi sustained a great deal of pain‚ and never

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    Bonsai Tree

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    Bonsai is a word used to describe miniature trees that are created using techniques such as pruning‚ wiring the branches and trunk and grafting. A Bonsai tree is a lot smaller at mature age than the cutting or seedling that it comes from. This means that all the elements of tree such as the leaves‚ flowers‚ roots and trunk must represent the larger version of the Bonsai. The art of Bonsai is considered to have origins in Japan‚ China and Vietnam. The Chinese tradition of bonsai is called penjing

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    The Red Tree

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    The Red Tree is another outstanding book by Australian illustrator and author Shaun Tan. The book published by Hachette Australia in 2001 leads us on one girl’s journey through a dark and confusing path of depression. Although each page contains a few words it is the images that capture the reader’s attention with new objects‚ images and meanings discovered each time the book is reopened. Shaun Tan has had an impressive illustrative career spanning over fifteen years. He has won various awards

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    The Fir-Tree

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    although a lesson is to be garnered and understood from Hans Christian Andersen’s The Fir-Tree‚ the tale does not follow the usual formula of closing on happiness and a lesson derived from something gained. In fact‚ the overall message of the story comes from the main character’s anxiousness and inability to live in the moment‚ as well as the following sorrow that is inherited from his losses. Andersen’s The Fir-Tree‚ originally published in 1844‚ is a Christmas tale that warns of the dangers of blind

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