Arch Viz Research Paper

Founded in 1959, The El Paso Museum of Art has been a pillar of the community (reword). The museum mission is to preserve, interpret, and exhibit artwork that strengthens the Museum’s permanent collection. The museum also offers programs and training devoted to education the public in regards to the regions cultural diversity. The El Museum of Art also displays films, lectures, and concerts to the general public. The museum permanent collection includes more than 5,000 works of art. The museum is funded under the jurisdiction of the City of El Paso. More than 80,000 visitors a year travel to view the El Paso Museum of Art.

Being politically involved at my age is rare nowadays. That is not to say that all teens are such nor does it spell out United States’ political fate in the near future. In the case of this year’s common reading, the selection was excellent. Not only did it spark my interest for politics, but it raised some personal thoughts that applied to some of Cicero’s suggestions. Albeit positive, Cicero’s suggestions can very well be applied to modern life.

The place I choose was Monument Valley, why because of how spectacular and diverse it is in biodiversity and how majestic it is in landscape. Since Stagecoach was filmed there in 1938, it has been a popular location for many feature films and television commercials. The place is usually used for filming location for Western movies because of the landscape.

The Arcanian civilization was once a great empire. It was a civilization of perseverance and skill. Arcania originated in Greece after a group of 1,000 slaves broke free of Greece's rule following Alexander the Great's death. During the confusion of Alexander the Great's death in 323 B.C., a Greek slave named Lucian Spiros lead a revolt against Sparta which was where they were enslaved. They won their independence with a surprisingly low amount of casualties, and preceded to conquer Sparta and its army. Then armed with a great army they conquered all of Greece. Lucian Spiros was fond of Geek culture and decided to adopt it for his civilization's culture. The Arcanians believed in the Greek gods, however, their belief in the god's powers differed. Lucian Spiros lead his civilization as a monarchy, and he ruled as king. He allowed authentic Greek culture to exist just as long as Greece remained loyal to him. The highest class of Arcania was the king and any government official, the middle class was composed of farmers, merchants, citizens, teachers, etc. The lowest class was composed of women, slaves, and foreigners.

Can you imagine walking up and touching a strange an immense stone sculpture in the middle of a plateau? Visualize looking into the body of a lion and the head of a human. Picture seeing one of the oldest and largest statues in the world. Are you seeing the Sphinx in Giza, Egypt?

The Sphinx The Great Sphinx of Giza is one of the most recognizable and famous statues in the world. The Sphinx of Egypt is technically not a Sphinx but an androsphinx because it has the head of a man. It is mythicized in Greek tradition as treacherous and merciless. Those who cannot answer its riddle will be killed and eaten by this ravenous monster. This paper will consist of who built the Sphinx, why the Sphinx was built, and how the Sphinx was constructed.

Per an excerpt in Juvenile Justice: History and Philosophy article, Parens Patriae was put into effect in 1838, it entered American Juvenile Case Law to justify the commitment of a child to a house of refuge. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejected legal challenges to the peremptory incarceration of troublesome youth noting that, ‘The object of the charity is reformation… To this end, may not the natural parents, when unequal to the task of education, or unworthy of it be superseded by the parens partriae, or common guardian of the community? It is to be remembered that the public has a paramount interest in the virtue and knowledge of its members, and a strict right of knowing, the business of education belonging to it (2017).

It's eight o'clock in the morning and Dave is kissing his kids before he goes to work. He walks outside and see’s the orange sky lighting up. He slowly makes his way to his ’63 Chevrolet C-10 Short Bed Fleetside, on his way to work. Dave is a construction worker and his latest project is building the Gateway Arch. He lives in Waynesville so it takes him about 30 minutes to get to the location of the arch. He usually eats Mcdonalds about 2 times and day and for dinner his wife cooks. Dave stops right outside of st louis at a Mcdonald's.

Ariel Durant, a researcher and a writer, once said, “A great civilization is conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within.” Rome was once a great empire with endless amounts of possibility. With the ability to control the greater portions Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa. But eventuality like many great empires, it fell. While many will say the reason for the fall was caused by external forces, but no Rome fell from within.

The Fall of the Western Roman Empire The Western Roman Empire was one of the strongest in the empires in history, it was at it’s height but that did not last for long. Rome couldn’t handle its own power and eventually fell apart. There were four main reasons that caused the fall of the Western Roman Empire, political problems, economical issues, deathly diseases, and many foreign invaders. There were many political problems in the Western Roman Empire that caused the fall.

The Sphinx is Greek mythological monster that has a head of a woman, a body of lion, eagle wings, and a serpent’s tail. The sphinx was derived from Egyptian mythology; the two cultures have greatly influenced each other with their tight links. It has also appeared in Western Asia, Mediterranean, Mesopotamia and Etruria cultures. Scholars date the first appearance of the sphinx as far as 2500 BCE. The sphinx has frequently appeared in lots of literature such as The Sphinx mystery, Sphinx by Edgar Allen Poe and it is popular in ancient art.

In 1973, Las Fuerzas Armadas de Chile staged a coup against President Salvador Allende, which led Latin America to one of the bloodiest and violent takeovers it had ever seen. President Salavador Allende served two terms and was known for being a Marxist, socialist, and communist. Because he was communist, it brought a cause for concern to the United States, who was greatly opposed to that form of government. The CIA even tried to help Allende's opposing candidates win in hopes that Chile wouldn't become a Communist country, but their plan was unsuccessful. The two candidates, whom Allende beat, made up over 60% of the peoples votes, which were all in opposition to the Popular Unity government system that Allende put into place (Chasteen, 2006).

“The Monuments Men” was a very inspirational and significant film for our historical preservation. The film followed a group who took it upon themselves to rescue the most acclaimed Monuments in history. Prized artwork was endanger of being destroyed during World War 2. The Monuments Men took action to save these vital pieces that compose our history.

Like Xanax, Valium is a depressant in the benzodiazepine category. Valium is used to treat many medical conditions, including anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, tetanus, vertigo, seizures, oxygen toxicity, and stimulant overdose. Valium is also used as a sedative. The World Health Organization has listed Valium on its list of essential drugs due to its variety of medical uses.

Through the use of sketching techniques (the ability to create fast, understandable views of objects with only a pencil and a piece of paper- still used by engineers, designers, architects, builders, and craftsmen, today), the French had developed greater animation in their gothic decoration than their followers. They emphasized soaring heights and light qualities that were later adopted across Europe.