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Below is a long blog post about 3-D printing and some of the things that we are doing with it. It was originally posted on my personal web site, but I thought you might find something interesting in it. First off – what exactly does this mean? What can be created through 3-D printing technology today? There’s an excellent video from ABC News that explains all kinds of applications for 3-D printers: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/video/3d-printing-revolutionizing-industry12098674 . The following pictures will show you just how far these technologies have come (and they were taken before last week!). Some more examples of 3-D printed items include: A small car made entirely out of plastic using a 3-D printer; a fully functional gun made by a MakerBot Replicator at the University of Texas; a robotic arm built to help stroke victims regain their mobility; an incredibly detailed model of a human brain produced by two doctors who used a CT scan as input data into a computer program which allowed them to produce such amazingly realistic output models; and much more… As if those weren’t enough reasons to get excited about 3-D printing yet, let me share one final example… In addition to making objects via digital manufacturing processes like 3-D printing, there has been work done recently to use the same type of process to make food substances. A company called Foodini produces food products designed to mimic different types of meat or fish, while another startup called Natural Machines is working toward producing foodstuffs similar to candy bars and ice cream cones. This kind of thing isn’t science fiction anymore — in fact, it’s happening right now around us every day without our even knowing it because these innovations haven’t reached mainstream markets quite yet.. And though some people may think creating edible objects with machines sounds weird at first glance—or maybe even gross–the truth is actually pretty cool when considered scientifically speaking.: These devices could revolutionize everything from healthcare diet plans (where patients wouldn’t need prescription drugs)to reducing carbon emissions caused by industrial agriculture practices due largely thanks towards increased efficiency levels achieved during production cycles!. So why not give yourself permission once again feel free express your inner childhood fantasy?? After all wasn’t part fun being able eat whatever came mind whenever wanted whether chocolate chip cookie dough sandwich filled crisp pita bread slice drizzled honey yogurt sauce!! ;-) ) Now here comes where reality hits hard… The good news is that 3-D printing is becoming easier than ever before! All across America, thousands upon millions of Americans currently own 3- Below is a long blog post about 13th-century Byzantine architecture. I’ve also posted the first chapter of my novel, The Gospel According to St. Luke: A Novel in Three Parts (which includes the same characters and settings), if you are interested! This article was originally written for The New York Times’ Room for Debate series back on September 24, 2015. You can see it here as well as some responses to it by other people who responded to this piece. My response appears at #7 in that list. On Thursday we will visit the Church of Saint John the Baptist which has the most spectacular mosaics anywhere–and they were created around 986 AD. And then next week our class will be looking specifically at the mosaic technique itself since the students have been having trouble telling the difference between various kinds of mosaics from different time periods. So stay tuned! The Church of Hagios Demetrios or “Saint Dimitrius” in Constantinople dates probably from c. 1300 but the style looks like it belongs to the late Roman period. In fact, even the architectural elements look much older than their age. This church sits on top of an old temple that had been converted into a Christian basilica during the early days of Constaninople after its capture from pagans by Emperor Constantine. The arches above show us how beautiful these churches could be despite all sorts of intricate ornamentation throughout them including columns and vaulting. The view below shows one side wall with two large windows near ground level as well as another pair further up inside making three total pairs within this single building structure where there should only really just be one set outside according to modern standards although I think sometimes those rules don’t apply when trying something new instead being left over from past eras. Labels: Architecture, Art History Blog, Bible Study, Christianity Below is a long blog post about 3D printing, it’s benefits and limitations. I am not an expert in this field so if you have any comments or corrections please let me know on my Facebook page here. The process of making physical objects from digital files using computer-aided design (CAD) software and specialized printers that melt materials like plastic to make them solid. 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I’ve tried to make it as honest and candid, but still keep it entertaining. It starts out with some of the best photos from our year so far, then goes into my thoughts on what we have done this year and where we are headed next! Let me start off by saying that if you want your children to grow up happy kids, take them on an adventure at least once every six months or they will turn in to boring adults who hate being outside. That was one of many lessons that we learned last summer while traveling for four months through Central America. We spent most nights camping (and sometimes couch surfing) which took us all over Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador & Peru. This time was a big change because we were not working full-time online during these three weeks – instead, we worked hard at getting paid jobs such as scuba divemaster, English teacher, carpenter/builder…etc. The only thing better than learning how to build tables was teaching a group of kids how to swim like dolphins underwater! These experiences gave us the opportunity to meet new people, try different foods, learn about other cultures and get away from technology more often. The biggest accomplishment that we had during this trip was finishing construction on our house boat named “Mi Casa”. Mi casa means My Home in Spanish; however since we live aboard her name actually translates into “My House” which makes much sense when seeing how beautiful she looks inside and out. She has been sailing around Lake Atitlan here in Guatemala ever since November 26th– just two days after arriving back home safely after traveling thousands upon thousand miles across South America together again without any problems along way except maybe getting stuck somewhere due weather conditions or something else happening unexpectedly! If anyone wants updates please send emails directly via Facebook Messenger @ mihouseguatamela@gmail .com !!!!!! This past weekend we went down south towards San Marcos La Laguna town located within San Juan del Lago municipality close enough distance from Santiago de los Caballeros municipality capital city Antigua which happens also be famous worldwide historical colonial architecture buildings destination place tourism attraction spot well known among foreign visitors especially American ones mainly coming mostly via United States mainland states Texas Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina Virginia Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Arizona California Hawaii Alaska Washington Oregon Idaho etc.. We left our old life behind when we decided to go cruising full time, but now that school is starting soon I am feeling anxious about leaving everything familiar behind again. School has always given me comfort throughout my life and knowing there will be Below is a long blog post about 1500 words of my thoughts on the recent “Cruciformity” conference (which I attended and spoke at) put on by The Cruciform Life. It’s an unedited version with some typos, but you get the gist. One of the things that struck me most as we planned this year’s event was how much everyone involved seemed to be in need of something new. In many ways it felt like we were all struggling to understand what God had been doing through us for years: his call to form us into communities marked not only by cross-bearing love (agape), but also self-giving sacrifice–that love which “seeks not its own.” We needed this because in our hearts, it has always been there: our deepest desire is to live lives characterized more fully by selflessness than selfishness; and yet, sometimes it seems so difficult! For some reason, however, despite being surrounded constantly by other Christians who share this same aspiration, we struggle alone. Perhaps it is due to the fact that even when we are part of Christian community, too often we remain separated from one another because our experience of church life can be so different. Isolation breeds isolation…and then, before long, we find ourselves wondering if Jesus really meant what he said about bearing each others burdens? Can such a thing possibly be true in this fallen world where pain so frequently comes to those whom we love best? I think that’s why I loved the book of Acts so much during graduate school. Not just because I read it as history while studying ancient Judaism, but also because it shows believers forming intentional relationships based around mutual accountability. From the very beginning, they shared everything together, including their possessions (“all goods were held in common” -Acts 2). They gathered regularly to pray and study Scripture (“They devoted themselves to the apostles teaching”) and they lived out their faith in tangible ways, caring for widows and orphans among them–“they sold their property and possessions and distributed the proceeds to all…” In addition, they met weekly in homes where they took turns sharing stories about how God worked within them individually over the past seven days. This practice was especially significant given their rapidly expanding number: “…the Lord added daily those who were being saved.” How could it be otherwise with believing friends meeting every day to pray for one another? As time went on, these bonds grew stronger as people began living intentionally according to the Holy Spirit’s leading, allowing him to use them powerfully in ministry. There was no sense of competition between them though–only cooperation, fueled by their conviction that they belonged together. Their unity helped spread the Gospel far beyond Jerusalem itself (cf., Acts 8)! And today, this story