answers1: wow I am on the same page :) <br>
sorry if my answer isn't going to help at all but just think; I can do
this, be full of confidence don't think the worst think the best. Like
what if I mess up something don't think that, rather think I won't
mess up something because I know what I'm doing and I'm just going to
do this for my self. <br>
You could always audition at many schools and see what school wants to
take you in and accept the best opportunity. Just don't give up on
your self and do your best. <br>
Good luck with your future and getting into a great school. :) <br>
I wish you all the best. <br>
- Adriana :)
answers2: 1
answers3: There are many great places to learn about any kind of arts
in NYC. I know of a few that I can tell you about but I'd rather just
show you, check my source.
answers4: I am a NYC public school teacher and my daughter is applying
to high school this year. She is interested in arts high schools, so I
happen to know a lot about Laguardia right now. (Her audition for that
school is next week, BTW.) <br>
<br>
The truth is, I would have told you exactly what that email told you.
You cannot enter Laguardia in 11th grade. They only audition 8th
graders for seats in the 9th grade class, or 9th graders for seats in
the 10th grade class. All the specialized schools in NYC are like
that. <br>
<br>
In fact, it is unlikely that you could enter any of the better
performing arts schools in NYC in 11th grade. <br>
<br>
As for auditioning for an earlier grade, Laguardia DOES allow people
who are moving to NYC to audition in August for either the 9th or 10th
grade class. However you MUST be able to prove residency at that time.
If you were going to move here a year earlier you might be able to do
that. <br>
<br>
Hope this helps. <br>
<br>
EDIT: Oh and I just re-read your question and saw what you wrote about
Julliard having only a 7 percent acceptance rate. Well, Laguardia's
acceptance rate is only between 7 and 10 percent as well (depending on
which studio you are auditioning for - acting, vocal, instrumental,
fine art, dance, stage design, etc.) <br>
<br>
EDIT: I re-read your question again and I realize that you are asking
for any schools other than Laguardia as well. <br>
<br>
The other really good performing arts school in NYC (in Queens) is the
Frank Sinatra High School of the Arts. I don't know if they take
anyone in 11th grade. I doubt it truthfully, but you could write to
them. <br>
<br>
Also, in Manhattan, for the performing arts only, is Talent Unlimited,
a public school on the Upper East Side. <br>
<br>
There are other performing arts schools, but these are the only good
ones that are easily accessible from Manhattan. <br>
<br>
In Brooklyn (but for Brooklyn residents only) is Murrow High School -
a really large school with a great arts program. But you have live in
Brooklyn to attend and it's also very hard to get into.
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Wednesday, 25 September 2019
Tuesday, 24 September 2019
Why is there no history when I click on show all history?
answers1: Someone is probably cleaning the history search engine using Ctrl+ h
answers2: either someone is covering something up or you need to go
change your setting in your computer history sometimes the box is
check to erase history once a day
answers3: because the history is the past. you have to let it go my friend.
answers4: Somebody is browsing porn on your computer and then clearing
the history to try and cover it up.
answers5: idk
answers6: Are you on another computer? Or are you logged in as a
different user on your computer? <br>
<br>
Otherwise, it has to be an error. That happens.
answers7: then someone set it up so it clears it self <br>
go to tools then internet options <br>
<br>
if u have firefox it has options too <br>
go to tools then go to preferences then click on advanced
answers8: Someone else is doing it?? What's it matter anyway.
answers9: Your a smart person and glad to see your active and wise not
letting anything get pass you good looking out and all of the question
below except 2 will pretty much do it for ya.
answers2: either someone is covering something up or you need to go
change your setting in your computer history sometimes the box is
check to erase history once a day
answers3: because the history is the past. you have to let it go my friend.
answers4: Somebody is browsing porn on your computer and then clearing
the history to try and cover it up.
answers5: idk
answers6: Are you on another computer? Or are you logged in as a
different user on your computer? <br>
<br>
Otherwise, it has to be an error. That happens.
answers7: then someone set it up so it clears it self <br>
go to tools then internet options <br>
<br>
if u have firefox it has options too <br>
go to tools then go to preferences then click on advanced
answers8: Someone else is doing it?? What's it matter anyway.
answers9: Your a smart person and glad to see your active and wise not
letting anything get pass you good looking out and all of the question
below except 2 will pretty much do it for ya.
Monday, 23 September 2019
how i remov my google history?
answers1: Go through this link and it has detailed steps to clear
google search history <br>
<br>
http://www.googletutor.com/2005/04/11/clear-search-history/ <br>
<br>
regards <br>
skpshah <br>
<br>
http://www.skype.com/share/skypeprime/join/?&call=&skypename=skptechnomedia
answers2: If you have mozilla firefox, its.. <br>
<br>
-tools <br>
-options <br>
-saved information -clear <br>
<br>
Or if you have a different browser where theres a list that pops up of
your previous searches, you can just hover over them so they are
highlighted and just hit delete for each one.
answers3: in google help you can find it
answers4: depends on what web browser you are using. <br>
<br>
for Internet Explorer: <br>
-tools <br>
-internet options <br>
-clear history
google search history <br>
<br>
http://www.googletutor.com/2005/04/11/clear-search-history/ <br>
<br>
regards <br>
skpshah <br>
<br>
http://www.skype.com/share/skypeprime/join/?&call=&skypename=skptechnomedia
answers2: If you have mozilla firefox, its.. <br>
<br>
-tools <br>
-options <br>
-saved information -clear <br>
<br>
Or if you have a different browser where theres a list that pops up of
your previous searches, you can just hover over them so they are
highlighted and just hit delete for each one.
answers3: in google help you can find it
answers4: depends on what web browser you are using. <br>
<br>
for Internet Explorer: <br>
-tools <br>
-internet options <br>
-clear history
Sunday, 22 September 2019
What are your favorite history topics?
answers1: The history of the Crusades in the defense of the Holy Land.
History of African colonisation- by the arab muslims and portugese.
answers2: I like the history of human kind and life before humans
began to write or even paint. Since one guy (who?) said of written
history, ""History is a butcher's bench.", history before this was
cleaner, without war. I suppose a lover of written history would not
call this "History" but anthropology or archeology. From its' period
we all evolved. We can learn a lot from it.
History of African colonisation- by the arab muslims and portugese.
answers2: I like the history of human kind and life before humans
began to write or even paint. Since one guy (who?) said of written
history, ""History is a butcher's bench.", history before this was
cleaner, without war. I suppose a lover of written history would not
call this "History" but anthropology or archeology. From its' period
we all evolved. We can learn a lot from it.
Saturday, 21 September 2019
North American History Or European History?
answers1: European History, because Europe is much older than the
Americas and Europe is a continent with more than 50 countries that
all have had different kingdoms, nations, experiences, cultures, and
historical events from ancient to present time.
answers2: North American history is EXTREMELY young. <br>
<br>
European history is MUCH, MUCH older, the only older history is Middle
Eastern & African history. <br>
Africa is the "cradle of humankind", the Middle East is the "cradle of
civilation" and Europe is "cradle of human expansion". <br>
<br>
Yes, people have lived in North America, but there is no written
history of the natives. South America DID have a type of written
history with the Incas, the Aztecs, and the Mayans, but the European
history came directly from the Middle East, and is therefore older.
<br>
<br>
Ancient Greece is part of European history.
answers3: Both are equally interesting and fascinating, in my OP.
answers4: European history! <br>
<br>
Accepted American history is full of arrogance, over patrioticness,
vague explanations, and outright lies
answers5: a thousand years ago in north america you are looking at
natives and the tribes hunters and gatherers - some structures were
build in mexico by the aztecs etc <br>
<br>
in europe you are looking at the building of castles - crusades into
muslim lands - kings - queens - war - famine - conquest - art - roads
- building - stuctured societies - nations - language - writing -
religion - education -
answers6: go for European history there are more sources and it's way
more interesting in my opinion.
answers7: European history, thats what I do in my degree, wouldn't go
anywhere near the American modules, but it's personal preference I
guess. The American stuff is later and tends to be more political and
I prefer early social history; medieval and early modern marriage,
family, sexuality, etc., it's much more interesting!
Americas and Europe is a continent with more than 50 countries that
all have had different kingdoms, nations, experiences, cultures, and
historical events from ancient to present time.
answers2: North American history is EXTREMELY young. <br>
<br>
European history is MUCH, MUCH older, the only older history is Middle
Eastern & African history. <br>
Africa is the "cradle of humankind", the Middle East is the "cradle of
civilation" and Europe is "cradle of human expansion". <br>
<br>
Yes, people have lived in North America, but there is no written
history of the natives. South America DID have a type of written
history with the Incas, the Aztecs, and the Mayans, but the European
history came directly from the Middle East, and is therefore older.
<br>
<br>
Ancient Greece is part of European history.
answers3: Both are equally interesting and fascinating, in my OP.
answers4: European history! <br>
<br>
Accepted American history is full of arrogance, over patrioticness,
vague explanations, and outright lies
answers5: a thousand years ago in north america you are looking at
natives and the tribes hunters and gatherers - some structures were
build in mexico by the aztecs etc <br>
<br>
in europe you are looking at the building of castles - crusades into
muslim lands - kings - queens - war - famine - conquest - art - roads
- building - stuctured societies - nations - language - writing -
religion - education -
answers6: go for European history there are more sources and it's way
more interesting in my opinion.
answers7: European history, thats what I do in my degree, wouldn't go
anywhere near the American modules, but it's personal preference I
guess. The American stuff is later and tends to be more political and
I prefer early social history; medieval and early modern marriage,
family, sexuality, etc., it's much more interesting!
Friday, 20 September 2019
Evolutionary Christians: How do you reconcile Adam with the genealogy in Luke?
answers1: Adam is the Hebrew word for human being ("earth creature,"
if you want to be picky). <br>
<br>
Gen. 1 is very allegorical in use of the term. It states that God
created Ada, in His image, in the image of God. Male and female
created he them (adam). <br>
<br>
There are two conflicting genealogies in the Gospels, showing that the
whole matter is just symbolic.
answers2: Evolution is not compatible with Christianity full stop. I
don't know how anyone can fool them self to believe both, its
ridiculous.
answers3: Adam lived and that is a fact. Your 10000 years is not a for
sure because the Bible does not state how long it took Adam and Eve to
loose immortality. <br>
There is a concept used in science called Uniformitarianism that all
things continue as they now are. But this assumption is known to be
false. Artic research has shown the oxygen levels change, our own life
time shows that major changes can and do take place. In my own life
time the mechanical mechanisms for time have had to be adjusted
because they no longer measured a year or day right. <br>
So we know that a basic assumption for guessing at time is wrong.
Weather patterns shift and with it the amount of rain fall and many
other things change. But under uniformitarianism this is not allowed.
So the petrified forest for example could not exist and there is no
way for coal or even oil to form. But they are and under the present
conditions they would have to be a lot older then they are in reality.
<br>
So I feel no need to reconcile numbers based on a false assumption
with something that is a recorded event.
answers4: christian belief in evolution is weak faith in God's word
answers5: The Bible is chock full of inconsistencies. <br>
Many of our more conservative pastors never mention this. If you ask
them, they will never give an explanation. <br>
<br>
When Christians begin to ask the difficult questions, they are left
without a pastor. <br>
The real reason the Catholic church did not want the Bible written in
the language of the common people may be that there were too many
errors and contradictions and the leaders worried it would challenge
faith. <br>
There is no explanation for this.
if you want to be picky). <br>
<br>
Gen. 1 is very allegorical in use of the term. It states that God
created Ada, in His image, in the image of God. Male and female
created he them (adam). <br>
<br>
There are two conflicting genealogies in the Gospels, showing that the
whole matter is just symbolic.
answers2: Evolution is not compatible with Christianity full stop. I
don't know how anyone can fool them self to believe both, its
ridiculous.
answers3: Adam lived and that is a fact. Your 10000 years is not a for
sure because the Bible does not state how long it took Adam and Eve to
loose immortality. <br>
There is a concept used in science called Uniformitarianism that all
things continue as they now are. But this assumption is known to be
false. Artic research has shown the oxygen levels change, our own life
time shows that major changes can and do take place. In my own life
time the mechanical mechanisms for time have had to be adjusted
because they no longer measured a year or day right. <br>
So we know that a basic assumption for guessing at time is wrong.
Weather patterns shift and with it the amount of rain fall and many
other things change. But under uniformitarianism this is not allowed.
So the petrified forest for example could not exist and there is no
way for coal or even oil to form. But they are and under the present
conditions they would have to be a lot older then they are in reality.
<br>
So I feel no need to reconcile numbers based on a false assumption
with something that is a recorded event.
answers4: christian belief in evolution is weak faith in God's word
answers5: The Bible is chock full of inconsistencies. <br>
Many of our more conservative pastors never mention this. If you ask
them, they will never give an explanation. <br>
<br>
When Christians begin to ask the difficult questions, they are left
without a pastor. <br>
The real reason the Catholic church did not want the Bible written in
the language of the common people may be that there were too many
errors and contradictions and the leaders worried it would challenge
faith. <br>
There is no explanation for this.
Thursday, 19 September 2019
genealogy of Motilal Nehru?
answers1: Next time, include more info in your question, but if you
want to find out about genealogy or ancestors, then go to
ancestry.com. You need a credit card to sign up but you get a 14 day
free trial (choose worldwide membership and cancel after 13 days).
want to find out about genealogy or ancestors, then go to
ancestry.com. You need a credit card to sign up but you get a 14 day
free trial (choose worldwide membership and cancel after 13 days).
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