In The Long,
Long Life of Trees, Fiona Stafford — an author, radio host and University of Oxford literature professor — explores the science and symbology of 17 common trees.
Not exact matches
Most textbooks will show a
live tree of evolution with the groups evolving through a
long period
of time.
If wisdom is to be ours, it must grow in us slowly like a
tree — a
tree of life — and at the end
of the
long growing we have its ripe fruit, sweet to the taste, which is the knowledge
of good and evil — the kind
of knowledge by which a king may rule well, and any
of us may govern our
lives well.
Also, the order
of creation in the genesis narrative is directly contradicted by the available physical evidence, e.g. Gen — seed / fruit
trees before fish v. fossil record — seed / fruit
trees long after marine
life; Gen — birds before land animals v. fossil record — birds evolved from land animals, etc..
I read about a man blessed with wisdom who wrote, «Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a
longing fulfilled is a
tree of life.»
I could write big
long theological treatise about the saving powers
of my
trees out back and the sound
of the creek and the Psalms and ordinary radicals and the Gospel in real
life with the real Church.
I'm not exactly the warmest and fuzziest
of individuals myself, but as
long as nobody robs me
of my Christmas season and Christmas
tree, I prefer to remain rational and to «
live and let
live.»
Their fellowship with God was broken and with them no
longer having access to the
tree of life they were subject to death.
The biggest loss,
of course, was the fact that Adam and Eve could no
longer eat from the
Tree of Life and
live forever.
3:19) and the
tree of life in Eden represents wisdom that is no
longer simply theirs for the taking.
A
long, honest look and conversation with the man in the mirror may help you see the beauty
of the process, remember yourself in the chaos
of your internal battle (sometimes we lose ourselves this way — kind
of like not seeing the forest for the
trees), and discover the blessing that you are, in the way the people your
life touches already feel you are.
Though the combo
of mint and chocolate has a place in my heart all year
long, I'm happy to note that the bright combination is especially welcome as wreathes and
trees grace our
living rooms and twinkly strands light the dark - at - 5 pm streets around here.
Doubtless, for thousands
of years, man
lived under
trees, and ate the half - cooked flesh
of wild animals; and, so
long as man
lives on earth, he will have an occasional yearning to return to his originally savage condition.
The
trees can
live as
long as 20 - 30 years and are capable
of growing in a wide range
of climates, as
long as there is no harsh fluctuation in temperature.
Simple playful activities like
tree climbing, running after butterflies and sprinkler shooting can prove to be the answer that parents are looking for since they can be done free
of cost and can
live long in the child's memories as well.
The kinkajou (pictured), however, is clearly not aware
of this: it is a
tree -
living relative
of the racoon and it
lives longer than the tiger, even though it is just 1 / 40th the size.
«These sequoia
trees that
live along the California coast have evolved over
long periods
of time to take advantage
of that foggy climate.
Neil Pederson, one
of Hessl's colleagues, dated this sample
of a
long - dead pine from Mongolia (upper left) and discovered the
tree lived from the seventh to 14th centuries and was alive when Genghis Khan built his empire.
And other studies
of green anoles have shown changes, too: Anoles that moved to a new island with more
trees than bushes evolved
longer legs, perhaps to travel greater distances, whereas anoles
living in cities have apparently evolved stickier feet to cling to metal and glass.
The researchers found that grasses, herbs and other short -
lived species that had been through many generations shifted the most in search
of perfect temperatures, whereas
long -
lived trees stayed largely in place.
Described in the current issue
of the journal Nature, the find belongs to an extinct group
of marine arthropods known as megacheirans (Greek for «large claws») and solves the
long - standing mystery
of where this group fits in the
tree of life.
Then slower - growing critters that invest time digesting complex molecules that are energetically expensive to consume move in, akin to the colonization
of a field by shrubs and then
long -
lived trees.
Examining a
long -
lived forest, researchers have found that Black Spruce
trees, which dominate the northern forests
of North America, succumb about five years after being weakened by environmental stresses.
For
long -
lived trees like bristlecone and limber pines, the bottleneck is at the time
of their initial establishment, not hundreds and thousands
of years into their adulthoods.
According to Loy, Ötzi's
long, lightweight arrows indicate that he was a specialist hunter
of ibex,
long - horned goats that
live high above the
tree line; such arrows would not have worked well in the forest, where they would readily have become tangled in the branches
of trees.
Long a symbol
of life and fertility in Eastern cultures, the fig
tree has now shown that its sexual prowess is tops in the plant kingdom, at least in one respect: It appears to hold the distance record for how far its pollen routinely travels to fertilize other fig
trees.
Anthropologists have
long assumed that the short stature
of australopithecines like Lucy was related to treetop
living: Having short legs makes it easier to climb
trees and gives stability when balancing on branches.
Trying to build a better record, she and her colleagues scraped flecks
of wood from the rings
of longleaf pines,
long -
lived softwood
trees common along the U.S. coasts
of the Gulf
of Mexico and the south Atlantic.
But the 15 - millimetre -
long Platythyrea conradti, which
lives in the forests
of Ivory Coast, builds nests inside holes in
trees that it shares with the 2.5 - millimetre -
long Strumigenys maynei.
Informed by more than 1,000 newly sequenced types
of microbe, Banfield's new
tree reveals the diversity and
long lineage
of bacteria, which, along with eukaryotes and archaea, represent the three main domains
of life.
Biologists have
long aspired to paint a genetic portrait
of the ancestor by running the
tree of evolution backward, going from its leaves — the
living creatures
of today — down to the point where all its branches coalesce in a single trunk.
Given the very
long lifespan
of some Amazonian
trees, with some
living for more than 400 years, many forest plot sites may still be recovering from past human disturbances.
It does nt sound sexy, but building a health family
tree can help you
live longer or even save the
lives of loved ones.
Our ancestors had a very active lifestyle that involved
long hours
of walking, running away from wild beasts, climbing tall
trees for food as well as rest etc and thus enjoyed a healthy
life.
Mention
of the
long living pine
tree reminded me I've seen mention
of pine sap in a Chinese Taoist dietetical text.
Here at Perfect Supplements we are celebrating all month
long by giving Mama Earth (and everyone who
lives here) the gift
of trees!
Living in Hawaii is amazing for it's clear ocean and swaying palm
trees but there's something about being on the road for
long periods
of time that can't be done on an island.
Add to that the sublime, unsettling score by avant - weird composer Mica Levi (aka Micachu) and some startling visuals work from UK effects house One
of Us (Cloud Atlas, The
Tree of Life) and you have a cinematic happening near - guaranteed to get under your skin and into your head for far
longer than is comfortable.
The best comic - book movie in a
long time, though based on no comic, Lucy is a film that mates classic Besson with Quentin Tarantino in a go at the mystical, world - solving vision found in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and Terrence Malick's The
Tree of Life.
A considerably
longer version
of Terrence Malick's Palme d'Or winning 2011 film «The
Tree of Life» is coming to the Criterion Collection with a rep confirming a new take that's almost an hour
longer and comes in just short...
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A
long line
of notable celebrity appearances comprise the numerous smaller roles, including Donal Logue («Grounded for
Life»), Philip Baker Hall («The Loop», 2005's The Zodiac), Adam Goldberg (Saving Private Ryan), and Lee Norris («Boy Meets World», «One
Tree Hill»).
CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMA «A Ciambra,» Jonas Carpignano, Italy / France / USA / Germany «A Sort
of Family,» Diego Lerman, Argentina / Brazil / France / Poland «Alanis,» Anahí Berneri, Argentina «Ana, mon amour,» Călin Peter Netzer, Romania / Germany / France «Angels Wear White,» Vivian Qu, China / France «April's Daughter,» Michel Franco, Mexico «Arrhythmia,» Boris Khlebnikov, Russi Finland / Germany «Beyond Words,» Urszula Antoniak, Netherlands / Poland «Birds Without Names,» Kazuya Shiraishi, Japan «Breath,» Simon Baker, Australia «Dark is the Night,» Adolfo Alix Jr., Philippines «Directions,» Stephan Komandarev, Bulgaria / Germany / Macedonia «Disappearance,» Boudewijn Koole, Netherlands / Norway «Euthanizer,» Teemu Nikki, Finland «Félicité,» Alain Gomis, France / Senegal / Belgium / Germany / Lebanon «Good Favour,» Rebecca Daly, Ireland / Belgium / Denmark / Netherlands «Hannah,» Andrea Pallaoro, Italy / Belgium / France «Insyriated,» Philippe Van Leeuw, Belgium / France / Lebanon «
Life and nothing more,» Antonio Méndez Esparza, Spain / USA «
Longing,» Savi Gabizon, Israel «Looking for Oum Kulthum,» Shirin Neshat, Germany / Austria / Italy / Lebanon / Qatar «Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts,» Mouly Surya, Indonesia / France / Malaysia / Thailand «Miami,» Zaida Bergroth, Finland «Motorrad,» Vicente Amorim, Brazil «Nina,» Juraj Lehotsk • •, Slovakia / Czech Republic «On Body and Soul,» Ildikó Enyedi, Hungary «Samui Song,» Pen - ek Ratanaruang, Thailand / Germany / Norway «Sergio & Sergei,» Ernesto Daranas Serrano, Spain / Cuba «The Big Bad Fox & Other Tales,» Benjamin Renner, Patrick Imbert, France «The Insult,» Ziad Doueiri, France / Lebanon «The Journey,» Mohamed Jabarah Al - daradji, Iraq / United Kingdom / France / Qatar / Netherlands «The Lodgers,» Brian O'Malley, Ireland «The Number,» Khalo Matabane, South Africa «The Royal Hibiscus Hotel,» Ishaya Bako, Nigeria «The Summit,» Santiago Mitre, Argentina / Spain / France «Tulipani, Love, Honour and a Bicycle,» Mike van Diem, Netherlands / Italy / Canada «Under the
Tree,» Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigur • sson, Iceland / Denmark / Poland / Germany «Veronica,» Paco Plaza, Spain «Wajib,» Annemarie Jacir, Palestine / France / Germany / Colombia / Norway / Qatar / United Arab Emirates «Western,» Valeska Grisebach, Germany / Bulgaria / Austria
Emmanuel Lubezki (
Tree of Life, Gravity) is involved and the film has been edited to seem like that it is one
long shot.
Mr. Desplat's upcoming projects include Terrence Malick's
long - awaited The
Tree of Life.
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«Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a
longing fulfilled is a
tree of life.»
Trees and most paper productions are renewable, recyclable, biodegradable,
long lasting (many very old books are in great shape today; I own a great old version
of Alice in wonderland and it is nowhere near the ends
of it's useful
life).
This
long, claustrophobically written novel by the author
of The People in the
Trees (2013) follows the
lives of four college men (and their many friends, nearly all male) from their early postgraduation days in New York through much
of their accomplished adult
lives, and backward to their childhoods.