Should I transfer to a performing arts school?

Wilfredo Muldoon: If are not sure what you want to be in life then stay where your are. Transferring to a specialty school will limit your options and will not necessarily help you get into college.What is the quality of a Catholic education?Graduation rate:99.4% for Catholic schools98.1% for other religious schools95.0% for non-religious private schools75.5% for public schoolsPercentage of high schools seniors who graduate and attend a 4-year college:84.9% for Catholic schools61.3% for other religious schools57.2% for non-religious private schools32.0% for public schoolsPrivate school statistics:http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/pss/http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2011/2011339.pdfPublic school statistics:http://www.bls.gov/news.release/hsgec.nr0.htmhttp://www.bls.gov/news.release/hsgec.t01.htmWith love in Christ....Show more

Imogene Neiswander: It would be a good idea, just so you can have that under your belt.

Theresia Fashaw: You do not need to go to a performing arts high! school or necessarily get a degree to make it. If you want to go to college compare the academics of both schools against each other. College want students with strong skills in all subjects and the arts certainly aren't that appealing to them. So if the performing arts school also has strong math and science skills then I say go for it but if not probably best to stay where you are at and get involved in the drama department, dance etc....Show more

Arleen Bussing: yes, you should. you dont want to be stuck in a boring job your whole life, do you? the performing arts school option at least assumes you'll have a shot at doing something exciting. boredom can be as bad as hunger or homelessness, I can tell you.

Nannie Kasee: I really miss attending a performing arts school. It was so much fun. YOu really get to express yourself there. GO FOR IT! You could get a job as a Go Go Dancer at clubs.

Comment se déconnecter de Viber sur iPhone ou iPad

Comment se déconnecter de Viber sur iPhone ou iPad

p>Ce wikiHow vous apprend comment vous déconnecter de Viber sur votre iPhone ou iPad en déchargeant l’application. Il n’y a pas d’option de déconnexion dans Viber, mais le déchargement vous déconnectera en supprimant l’application (sans supprimer aucune de vos données).

Appuyez sur Stockage pour iPhone. C’est près du milieu du menu.

Ouvrez les paramètres de votre iPhone ou iPad. C’est le

Appuyez sur Décharger l’application pour confirmer. Ceci vous déconnecte de Viber et supprime l’application de votre iPhone ou iPad.

Tapez sur Général.

Tapez sur Décharger l’application. Un message de confirmation apparaîtra, vous indiquant que vos données resteront intactes lorsque l’application sera supprimée.

Faites défiler vers le bas et appu! yez sur Viber. Recherchez l’icône de la bulle de conversation violette avec un récepteur téléphonique à l’intérieur.

what are some college history classes?

Nadia Crauswell: There are probably dozens that meet the requirement, not all "history." Some are usually sociology and social sciences as well. Do you have the catalog? Or your college will have the courses online. We don't know what college you are going to, so have no idea what they offer. Most offer the history of the state. Or the West if you are in a western state. Check the requirements to make sure it doesn't have to be above a certain course number to count.

Marya Fehn: You want to take something with as low a number as possible -- I know that at American universities, at least, the "100-level" classes are considered freshman level, basic stuff. My Western Civilization survey class was History 101 and 102, for example.

Basil Blasingame: the completed and utter failure of the clicking to print the independent and precise actuality at the same time as hopping into mattress with the left wing politicians in an attempt to sway the political course! that this usa strikes to.

Adrian Sherlin: -US History I- US History II- Civilizations I- Civilizations II- History regarding Europe (UK, France, or overall Europe)

Question to Mormons about Genealogy?

Mark Villifana: There is a difference between finding an ancestor on Family Search and having temple work done for that person. The Church collects information from all over the world. They copy it and put it on film. The film is available to any one, member or not. These records are now being indexed and will soon be available on line. Half of all the people using information are non-members.Church members use information to do sacred ordinances for the dead in temples. If the person was born in the past 95 years, the work should only be done by an immediate family member....Show more

Virgil Loatman: I think it's because the Mormons believe that if they have the names of everyone in the world, they can be "saved". Their genealogy work is immense, as is their "gene bank" under a mountain. But please check the correctness of the information you get from them. It is not always accurate.

Gertrude Darke: did you ask that Mormon? He/she might be related to y! ou? I believe they have a way for you to contact that person? although it's been about a year since I have been on the website I think you are on.D

Malcom Bourek: Could be a cousin who submitted the information - either yours or his! OR someone else in the descendants who has joined the Church over more recent years.The proselyting and Gospel sharing message in the church is quite active, as we share our blessings with others as regularly as occasion would permit.Either way, somebody along the way has either submitted it, or given permission for it to be submitted.Also, the Church's genealogy program helps government and libraries with their information, as the Church's are the Best in the world...Show more

Stephnie Patout: They do genealogy for everyone....they believe that they can baptize the dead with stand in"s. ya it's strange.

Lewis Ranft: Mormons are very interested in Genealogy. This is for several reasons.1. We believe in eternal families. ! The family unit is essential.2. We believe that individuals w! ho died without knowledge of the true gospel, will have the opportunity to learn and accept it, if they choose, in the next life. Genealogy plays a role in this process....Show more

Flor Lizardi: The "mormon" in question may actually be related. Can you honestly say you know every single relative of your great grandfather's? However, the more likely answer is simply that Mormon's gather all the info on genealogy they can so that it is easier for other mormons to find their ancestors. In doing so they only stick to people they know have mormon descendants, because there is not way of knowing for sure.

Gregory Dilg: First off just because your grandfathers name and some information is in the geneological library doesn't mean he has been baptised Mormon by proxy as some posters have insinuated..Names and information enter the geneology library from many different sources.. Census records become public domain after a certain number of years meaning anyone can ! request the records pay the fee and obtain them.. Names, birthplaces, number of children, ages of children, spouses names, etc are found on census records.. The LDS geneology library requests census records from all over the world all the time.. When a request of this sort is made often the name of the submitter linked to the data is the name of the worker who requested the information or the one who actually put it into the library system upon it's arrival.. There are 1000's and 1000's of pages with my grandfathers name as the submitter because he is the one who ordered the original census records when they became public domain.. Other information comes from photographed Catholic (primarily) records of christinings, deaths, etc. he LDS church was given access to a lot of these records in the 1940's 50's and 60's... So the records that were deteriorating could be preserved in photos.. The same applys the submitters name is the name of the worker who intigrated the! data into the geneological libraries system. or possibly the photograp! hers name... Other data arrives through graveyard cataloging meaning someone walks the lanes at a graveyard collecting the gravemarker data then submits it... There was a big push for this in the 1970's as many gravemarkers were deteriorating quickly with information in iminant danger of being lost forever..Other information is collected from other public domain records, land purchase records, newspaper obituaries, old court house records, cattle and live stock purchase records etc. Many records enter the Mormon geneological library from nonmember sources as well.. Since the Mormon geneological library is know around the world as one of the most extensive sources of geneological records many geneologists submit records to be included in the library even non mormons.. The Mormon geneological library keeps the records in a climate controled facility hollowed out of a mountain to deter deterioration.. When a new form of data storage enters the market records are recopi! ed over to it.. Paper to microfilm and microfisch... Microfilm and microfisch to CD's... CD's tp the storage system of the future when the time comes.. It's a constant battle to keep the records from deteriorating so they are available for future generations use.. If you are really concerned about how the records came to be there write to the library giving them extensive info on your grandfathers data they may be able to backtrack it to the original sourse and let you know exactly what that is.. whether it is a public domain record, or graveyard data etc. In some instances the original submitter has agreed to contact and you can talk with them and learn exactly where they got the data which can lead you to more data.. For instance if the data is from a photographed Catholic record... searching for 10 years before and 10 years after your grandfathers information in the same churches records could lead to finding siblings cousins etc... If it's a census record his fa! mily might be listed if the infor is from when he was a child, his chil! dren might be listed if the record is from that time in his life.. etc...Geneology can be really interesting... The Mormon geneological library is a great source for finding data especially now that computarization has led to nearly instantanious cross referencing of records.....Show more

Pearlie Medora: Mormons are interested in everybody that ever lived. All that ever existed are extremely valuable to God, as they tell me. I have Mormon relatives.

Comment cuire des saucisses congelées

Comment cuire des saucisses congelées

La cuisson de saucisses parfaites peut être une tâche difficile. Il peut sembler impossible de leur donner une enveloppe dorée et croustillante avec une cuisson parfaite à l’intérieur. Heureusement, il y a plusieurs façons de faire cuire les saucisses pour ce souper de dernière minute qui vous laissera avec un extérieur croustillant et savoureux, bien cuit à l’intérieur. Il n’est pas recommandé de cuire les saucisses directement de la congélation, alors veuillez les décongeler avant de les cuire.

Préchauffer le four à 375 °F (191 °C). La température du four peut varier selon le type de four. Lorsque vous utilisez un four à ventilateur, il est recommandé d’utiliser un four à 375 °F (191 °C), tandis que les fours à gaz devraient démarrer à une température inférieure de 340 Â! °F (171 °C).

Utilisez un thermomètre à lecture instantanée pour vous assurer que la température à cÅ"ur est d’au moins 160 °F (71 °C). Les saucisses auront toujours l’air gris à l’extérieur, mais n’auront pas de teinte rose à l’intérieur. Le jus de la saucisse sera clair.

Graisser le fond d’une poêle séparée avec suffisamment d’huile pour l’enduire entièrement. Mettre le brûleur à feu vif et laisser mijoter doucement l’huile.

Ajouter les saucisses dans une grande casserole en les remplissant d’eau froide en quantité suffisante pour les couvrir. Allumez le poêle à feu moyen-élevé et laissez mijoter l’eau. Il faut de 6 à 8 minutes pour que l’eau frémisse.

Préchauffer le gril à feu moyen pendant 10 à 15 minutes. Après avoir chauffé votre gril, éteignez deux des brûleurs pour créer une zone de chaleur indirecte.

Utilisez un thermomètre à viande pour vous assurer que la température moyenne ! est d’au moins 160 °F (71 °C). Une fois qu’elles ont att! eint 160 °F (71 °C), placer les saucisses sur un feu direct pour faire dorer le boyau pendant 3 minutes. Retourner les saucisses et laisser dorer l’autre côté pendant 1 à 3 minutes.

Placer vos saucisses dans l’huile chaude pour les saisir. Ils n’auront pas besoin de rester longtemps dans l’huile puisqu’ils sont déjà cuits. Une fois qu’ils ont atteint la couleur dorée désirée, retirez-les du feu pour éviter qu’ils ne sèchent ou ne deviennent trop cuits.

Cuire les saucisses sur le gril pendant 15 minutes avec le couvercle fermé. Retourner les saucisses à mi-cuisson. Cela permettra un brunissement uniforme des deux côtés de vos saucisses et une température interne équilibrée.

Ajouter une cuillère à soupe d’huile d’olive dans le moule, puis ajouter vos saucisses. Déplacer les saucisses dans l’huile pour les enrober avant la cuisson.

Placer les saucisses sur une grille métallique au-dessus de la zone de chaleur i! ndirecte. L’utilisation d’une grille pour tenir vos saucisses vous permettra d’obtenir une cuisson uniforme en les retirant du feu direct. Si votre gril est équipé d’une grille supérieure et d’une grille inférieure, l’utilisation de la grille supérieure fonctionnera très bien.

Utilisez un thermomètre à viande pour vérifier que la partie la plus épaisse de la saucisse est d’au moins 160 °F (71 °C). Lorsque vous ouvrez votre saucisse, il ne devrait y avoir aucun signe de viande rose et le jus devrait être de couleur claire.

Laissez-les cuire au four pendant 20-25 minutes, en les retournant 2 ou 3 fois pendant la cuisson. Assurez-vous de retourner vos saucisses au moins à la moitié du temps de cuisson. Vous obtiendrez ainsi une cuisson complète et ajouterez une couleur brun doré clair à l’extérieur de la saucisse.

I feel like dancing, want to dance?

Dallas Bartolini: Dance with you?... anything...

Ivan Velazquez: no

Myesha Zerbe: I like 2 move it move it LoLz LETS GET DA PARTY STARTED ^ ^

Roni Kurz: let's mosh

Bernadette Roel: ok sure any thing that has a good beat!!!!!

Arlene Maycumber: I'll Goth-dance with you.

Garry Ohmen: I've got some rhythm....not alot but some...but sure I'll give it a try if it's not too crazy, you'll have to take it easy on me.....PROMISE??

Willetta Munhall: any thing will do . I got the beat

Eli Trapeni: let's do the skeleton dance

Joel Feagler: dont know but im feelin the robot comin on

Marion Wieboldt: Have you seen Elaine Bennis dance? Well, I make her look like Paula Abdul! I think I should probably sit this one out.

Zulema Baccam: okay, let us dance

Arden Strachn: Sure. I'm feeling kinda old school tonight. Got my fave mix CD... current selection: Prince's DMSR"Girl, it ain't no useyou might as well get lo! oseand strip right downto your underwear!"...Show more

Luke Gacusan: hang on, let me put on my favorite cd. Mary J Blige!

Arleen Bussing: Yes,ma'am!*does jiggy dance*Oh wait, there's no music?*dances some more*

Faustino Mellerson: okay! doesnt matter what song

Raul Lushbaugh: yes i love to dance!! i cant walk without having a little dance move in it!!!!i feel like dancing to anything that has a nice beat!!!!

who likes to dance?

Moises Rupinski: I love to dance. I dance to anything and everything even if I look stupid. I can dance to rap and all that jazz as well as skanking. (It's the type of dancing at ska shows) (yes it is spelt ska not sky as an FYI) I don't dance with a school or a team though. I'm fat it would just be terrible. I have friends that do though. Happy dancingKim...Show more

Ulysses Failey: Yes I would agree! I love to dance too. Especially to hip hop music in the clubs. Dancing a certain sense of confidence that I can never have any other time :)

Oda Mauson: Me (a one, a)too(a one, two three, four)!Yes, I love to dance.

Shane Getler: me me me me!!! oh- tinks LOVES to dance!!

Barton Morfee: i love to dance, but i don't have any legs. also, i don't have much rhythmn . also, my sisters didn't teach me how when i was young. they said i was evil. also, i have one wooden leg longer than the other. if you have one leg longer than the other we could balance ! out, and i could be taught. blame it on the basa nova.

Virgil Loatman: I never knew until recently how wonderful dancing is! Great therapy and exersise, and better than any drug I did as a kid!!