Jian Zhi by Wang S. The art of Chinese paper cutting (jian zhi) is considered one of the oldest forms of folk art in China. Created in Baoji about 2,000 years ago, the art has gradually become a mixture of Chinese people’s spirit and Chinese culture. Jian zhi is generally created for festivals (especially […]
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Ozone Layer Depletion
Posted by Focus Pacific on May 24th, 2025
In the list of the most hazardous global environmental concerns, the problem of ozone layer depletion can be viewed as a worldwide concern since 1970s. It mainly refers to two different kinds of depletions which are correlated with each other. One is a steady decline of about 4% in the total volume of ozone in […]
Restoring LB’s glory
Posted by Focus Pacific on May 18th, 2025
It was October last year when Given Grace Cebanico, a computer science student at the University of the Philippines Los Banos was raped and murdered just outside the school campus. The tragic event caused such an alarm. The townspeople forced their officers to impose stronger security ordinances – more security guards, more CCTV cameras and […]
Tags: Coming clean: Drug and alcohol testing in the workplace
Posted by Focus Pacific on May 13th, 2025
Coming clean: Drug and alcohol testing in the workplace Drug testing in the workplace is a comparatively new situation that is observed to exist globally, relocating all around companies operating in developing countries. Others state authoritatively that it should be carried out because it is a practical way of controlling drug abuse in the workplace. […]
Scientists Turn Fat Cells Into Tiny Lasers
Posted by Focus Pacific on May 4th, 2025
Lasers have been part of the human world for the past ten years with the implementations of laser pointers and CD players to medicine and science research. Lasers are also significant because of its précised way of production and have an exact emission color. We can also picture out lasers as an electronic device we […]
