Mosaic

Roman were advanced civilization where their architecture had benefited everyone resulting to be pleased with what they have and showed us these people were very intelligent on constructing monuments. The three architectural pieces that defined Rome was the colosseum, aqueducts and bridges, and bathrooms because they were both aesthetically and as an engineering feat. The colosseum is the most iconic Rome architecture where our modern society know about this building being associated with Italy.…

As we all know and have been studying as scientist that the cell is the basic unit of life. The cell provides structure for the body, takes in nutrients from food, convert those nutrients to energy and carries out specialized functions. The cell is composed of many parts, all with different functions. The cell is made up of two major parts which include the nucleus and the cytoplasm. The nucleus is surrounded by a nuclear envelope, which can also be referred to as the nuclear membrane which is…

Muslims used Greek texts and made advancements in chemistry, physics, astronomy, algebra, trigonometry, geometry, surgery, and medicine. Muslims developed the 10-digit number system we use today. Islamic culture prospered, with guitars, mosaics, luxury food items, silk, linen, and velvet as well as handkerchiefs. All of these things were introduced to Europe through a process called cultural diffusion.-- when cultures spread to different nationalities and ethnicities. Islamic and Christian…

THE LAW OF LIBERTY Introduction The Law of Liberty is initially mentioned in James 1:25, “But whoso looketh into the perfect law of liberty, and continue therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall be blessed in his deed.” At this point, James is referring to the Gospel, even though it is termed a law, it is not, firmly speaking; a law is authorized and obligated. But, here it is an affirmation of uprightness and deliverance by Jesus Christ, a proposal…

It has always been known that basic human nature embeds the will to reach satisfaction and conformity in society through all means. Due to this, acceptance is customarily regulated to fit the requirements created by those who are considered superior. As individuals we are pressured to assimilate in order to fulfill the emotional void in the social aspect of their life. In Kenji Yoshino’s “Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights”, the concept of “covering” is introduced as a means to…

innovative mind, it’s no wonder he came up with so many styles of art. By the time of his death in France in April of 1973, at the age of 91, Picasso had created a mind blowing 22.000 works of art in a variety of forms including sculpture, ceramics, mosaics, stage design and graphic…

When discussing the topic of immigration every person has a different opinion. Many people believe Immigration should be illegal, however some believe it should be legal. These differences in opinions has caused Immigration to become a major issue all over the world. Immigration should be legal for many reasons. These reasons include: Immigrants create more businesses, It helps build the melting pot origin that America is based upon, and introduces the freedom of America to immigrants who may…

describes a young girl’s journey of trepidation and discovery after becoming trapped in the spirit world. There, an almost byzantine story unfolds containing complex relationships, unwritten rules and profuse emotions. As with any work of this scale, a mosaic of themes and motifs riddles the production, but I wish to discuss one of the major “paths” we, as the audience, can follow and extrapolate from: the process of maturity. The movie begins with the heroine, Chihiro, screaming and kicking to…

The Church Growth Movement: Doing Business with Christ The largest Protestant denomination in the United States is the Southern Baptist Convention. It became the largest by consistently baptizing an average of 379,711 people annually. From 1950 to 2011 Southern Baptists baptized an average of 379,711 people annually. Only twice during that time did the numbers dip more than 10 percent below that average. But in 2012 the decline was 13 percent off the average—the worst drop in sixty-two years.…

The Other Side of the Lens Peering through the viewfinder, I adjusted the focal length of the lens. The girls flitted within the frame, fueled by a sugar-induced hysteria. All five cradled ice cream cones, exuberantly embracing each other with sticky hands. Crisp pine trees lined the path through camp, framing the elated chaos. With a click, I stopped down the aperture, extending the depth of field and drawing each member of my wacky sixth grade group into focus. Hitting the shutter, I captured…