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Tree-Ear the main character in the story, "A Single Shard" has many strong character traits. In the story "A Single Shard" Tree-Ear is very helpful especially with Min but also with Crane-Man. One statement from the story is "Min handed Tree-ear a small ax and led him around the house to a wheeled cart 'fill the cart with wood'." This quote supports my answer because it shows that Tree-Ear is willing to work long hard to help Min after he broke Min's pottery. Cutting the wood for the kiln is the

The tree Melinda is assigned in art class symbolizes her and how she changes dramatically, for better or worse, throughout the book. In the near beginning Melinda draws trees that have been struck by lighting, the trees are dark, broken down and weary to symbolize how Melinda is feeling at this point. A great example of this is when Melinda says “For a solid week, ever since the pep rally, I’ve been painting watercolors of trees that have been hit by lightning. I try to paint them so they are nearly

SCHUYLER COUNTY (WENY) - If you live in Schuyler County, or are just passing through, you may have noticed blue wreaths popping up at local fire departments and county buildings. The wreaths may look like any average holiday decoration but Schuyler County Emergency Management is using them to send a bigger message this holiday season. Each fire department in Schuyler County starts out with a wreath full of blue lights. The idea is to keep it that way. "Anytime there's a structure fire within Schuyler

Things To Consider When You Want A Mature Tree Removed If you have a mature tree in your yard that annoys you with too much shade or because it blocks your view, you probably wish it was gone. You can call a tree service professional to do the job since cutting down a large tree yourself is dangerous, but before you decide to cut down the tree yourself or hire a professional, here are some things to consider. If Trees Are Protected In Your Area If the tree is damaged, you can probably have it removed

rock wall. Landing with a whoop of delight, I eyed the novelty, a huge, brown steer, staring back at me. Molten joy turned to icy fear, and the steer began to charge. Thirty seconds of terror later, I noticed two things as I heaved against a maple tree: my now dung-covered shoes were ruined, and my curiosity was finally piqued. I came to Muhlenberg College as a future actor eager to escape a tiny town. But as the leaves dulled, so did my joy in studying only theatre, and I felt the same boredom

of the same species. I will feed the first 25 animals, of different species, the berries from the tree for one week. Then I will feed the other 25 animals, of different species, berries that are known to not be toxic for sure. The 50 animals will be closely monitored for that entire week, especially their level of toxicity. The levels of toxicity of the animals that were fed the berries from the tree should closely match the animal of their same specie from the group of the 25 animals that were fed

71-year-old volunteer David Webb is hard at work a McKenzie River Trust site; pruning and stomping on a thick patch of invasive blackberry which threatens to overtake a clearing of vulnerable native plants. Sweat dribbles down from under his faded Husqvarna baseball cap. He stops to briefly wipe the sweat off his brow. Between the beating sun and the physical exertion he starts to show signs of fatigue. It is clear however, that being outdoors and taking care of nature is what he wants to be doing

Her long red-brown hair is in a ponytail or braid that curves around her left arm with a piece of her loose hair flowing up. Her right arm is extend out with her palm facing outward. The rock has dark green bushes and a bright green small tree, and dark green tree coming from the side of the rock. The woman is standing on yellowish-slight green ground. Over the right corner of the painting, is a couple of trees that looks to be in the distance along with a brown trapezoid rock. As for the background

The boundary of the habitat complex generally follows the outer boundary of the 40,470-hectare (100,000-acre) Central Pine Barrens zone designated by the state of New York in 1993. It is a roughly rectangular area extending from the hamlet of Coram in central Long Island east to the hamlet of Squiretown on Long Island's South Fork; the width of the area from north to south varies from 14 kilometers (9 miles) at the western end to about 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) at the eastern end. This boundary encompasses

Most people will agree that chainsaw are incredibly dangerous, but following these chain saw safety guidelines, using a chainsaw will be safer and more efficient. The first thing you should know is to look up when you approach a tree that you will cut. This allows you to notice any potential falling hazards such as loose or dead branches, wires, and other trees. Because chainsaws are designed to work best at full throw, before cutting you should make sure the engine is fully accelerated. Operator