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Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts
2022 Open House, Q&A, and Tours
2022 Manhattan Arts Consortium Events - 10/13
Audition Overview
Audition Requirements
Resources for Prospective Families
Teen Arts Audition Prep Series (Virtual)
My LaGuardia
Extra Support Math & Science (Spring 2022)
LaGuardia Arts Library
Arts Studios
Dance (Ballet and Modern Dance Program)
Music (Instrumental and Vocal Music Programs)
Technical Theater
Guidance Supports
504 Accommodation Plans / Testing Accommodations
College Digital Handbook
SGO 2022 - 2023 Officers
SGO Clubs and Organizations
Student Information and Announcements
College Now -- City College
College Now -- Hunter College
Common Sense Digital Citizenship
Disney VoluntEARS (since 1987)
The Juilliard School
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Lincoln Center At Home
Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility
Sing for Hope
The Paul Taylor Dance Company
SGO Officers for 2022 - 2023
SGO President
Rohan Menon
SGO Vice President
Mariam Mtchedlishvili
SGO Secretary
Olive Adamek
SGO Club Liaison
Chiara Giardina
SGO Sports Rep
Alexandra Brill
Art Rep
Angela Lin
Dance Rep
Jasmin Juul Hansen
Drama Rep
Orion Bracha
Instrumental Rep
Mia Sullivan
Technical Theater Rep
Carolina Thomas
Vocal Music Rep
Samiah McWilliams
Sophomore Class President (Class of 2025)
Alice Frankovich
Junior Class President (Class 2024)
Jonah Schwarz
Senior Class President (Class 2023)
Noga Tenzin
Senior Class Vice President (Class 2023)
Naima Akhter
January 23, 2023, SLT Meeting
Please see the attached documents for the January 23, 2023, SLT meeting which begins at 6:00 PM.
The agenda also includes the link to the Zoom meeting, as well as a link to the December minutes.
SLT Agenda 1 24 2023.pdf
Spring Sports Update 2023
LaGuardia Community,
We are excited to announce that spring sports will begin on March 1st for all interested athletes. We will be offering the following sports:
Outdoor Track - Boys & Girls
Baseball- Boys
Softball- Girls
Handball- Girls
JV Girls Soccer
Fencing- Girls
Volleyball- Boys
Practice schedule and game schedule will be communicated by the coach after the final roster is confirmed.
We strongly encourage all students to participate in these sports, as they not only provide physical activity but also help build teamwork and leadership skills.
If you are interested in participating in a spring sport, please sign up by March 7, 2023, and return the necessary PSAL forms to the coach of your interest.
LaGuardia PSAL Sports Home Page
PSAL Medical form - Copies available in room 229 (Dean's Suite)
PSAL Parental Consent form
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Joan at JWU16@schools.nyc.gov or the coach of the sport.
We look forward to another successful season!
Gregory Brummell,
Assistant Principal, Athletic Director
Student Privacy Incident
Dear families of LaGuardia High School 9th and 10th grade students,
I am writing to notify you of an incident in which your child's New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) records were accidentally shared with the LaGuardia High School community on January 17, 2023. This email outlines what happened and what our school is doing to rectify the situation. We sincerely regret that your child's personal information was involved in this incident.
On January 17, 2023, families and students of 9th and 10th graders were messaged a link that directed them to a Google Sheet with the date, time, and room number for students to take city-wide periodic assessments in English and Math, called MAP Growth Assessments. This Google Sheet contained students' last names, first initials, and last four digits of their student ID numbers. A link to the Google Sheet document was also posted on our school's homepage (www.laguardiahs.org).
Later in the day, as soon as we realized the Google Sheet contained personal information, we immediately disabled the link and removed student information. If you viewed this Google Sheet, please disregard all information you saw. You must also delete/destroy any copies, physical or digital, of the information. This includes emptying your "trash" folder.
Students and families should access the revised sheet (Student Information for MAP Growth Testing (January 2023)) for information on where they should report and what time they should be at the Computer Lab they are assigned to for the MAP Growth Assessments. The assignments are organized by Math and English course name, class period, section, and teacher name. No student information is listed.
We take the privacy of our students very seriously. LaGuardia High School is committed to ensuring no student information is inappropriately disclosed or shared when communicating with our families.
For more information, please reach out to Ms. Phenix, Parent Coordinator, at jphenix@laguardiahs.org. We sincerely apologize for accidentally disclosing your child's information.
Yeou-Jey Vasconcelos, Principal
MAP Testing email to community 01.13.23
Dear LaGuardia 9th and 10th Grade Students and Families,
We are now in the testing window period for 9th and 10th grade students city-wide to take periodic assessments in English and Math, called MAP Growth Assessments. In order to minimize disruption to regular classroom instruction, the majority of LaGuardia students will take these assessments during Regents Week (January 24 - January 27). Those not scheduled between these dates will take their MAP Growth Assessments the following week when regular school resumes.
Students should not prepare/study for these assessments and should not be concerned about their performance on the exam. The assessments are diagnostic and have no effect on class grades or future class placement. The results are not recorded on transcripts, nor are they shared with colleges.
Students and families should access this sheet, on a computer, which will tell them when they are scheduled to take their MAP Growth Assessments, where they should report, and what time they should be at the Computer Lab they are assigned to. Students can identify themselves by their Math and English course name, class period, section, and teacher name here: Student Information for MAP Growth Testing (January 2023).
Based on experience from administering this electronic exam in the past, we anticipate some unavoidable technical difficulties that may delay the start of the exam or extend the end time of the exam. Please plan accordingly.
Most LaGuardia students complete each MAP Growth Assessment in 25 minutes. Students are scheduled for a total of 50 min in their testing session. If you do not want your student participating in MAP Growth Assessments, please use this form to opt-out by Friday, January 20, 2023: MAP Growth Testing OPT-OUT Form (2022-23)
We appreciate everyone's patience and understanding as we gather information that will assist teachers in adjusting instruction to the students in front of them.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to me directly.
Shoshana Seid
Assistant Principal for Special Education, Programming & Testing
Encourage Families to Run for a Community or Citywide Education Council Seat
Dear Families,
One of our core pillars is to engage you as our true partners. You are the experts on your children and their education, and your involvement can help them thrive inside and outside of school. That is why I am encouraging you to take a leadership role in our public schools by applying to run for a seat on one of the City's 36 Community or Citywide Education Councils (CCEC).
The Councils are made up of elected and appointed parent volunteers just like you. If you win a seat, you will play a vital role in shaping important decisions in your school district. For example, you could approve zoning lines or review improvements to your child's school building, as happened recently in the northwestern portion of District 15.
To raise enrollment and promote more diversity, Community Education Council (CEC) 15 members worked with New York City Public Schools, education researchers, and community leaders to develop an elementary school rezoning plan. The CEC also successfully advocated for a much-needed middle school option in the Red Hook, Brooklyn neighborhood. These are the kind of policy changes that make a real difference in the lives of our children.
To bring even more diversity to our Education Councils, I'm excited to share that for the first time ever, families with a child in a District 75 school or program can vote for a District 75 representative to sit on each local Council. This is a big win for our families, and I encourage eligible parents to run for a designated District 75 seat.
Our Family and Community Engagement team is providing a host of resources to walk you through the election and voting process. These include information sessions via Zoom in different languages and more details on the structure and roles of the Education Councils, eligibility guidelines, key dates, and Frequently Asked Questions. You can access all of this and submit your application at schools.nyc.gov/elections2023 through February 13.
As parents, I believe we all share a loving mission: to help young people flourish and succeed. When you run for a seat on an Education Council, you commit to being a voice for change in your child's education. When you lend your voice to the important issues affecting our schools by voting and sharing your opinions with your CCEC representatives, you show your communities that you are part of the solution. Please consider running for a Council seat and help put all our students on a path to the bright futures they deserve.
Soaring high,
David C. Banks
New York City Schools Chancellor
The PDF version of this letter is attached.
2023 CCEC Elections.pdf
Mid-January Updates
Dear LaGuardia Arts Community,
This Monday, as schools close in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we hope everyone will find time to reflect on his legacy of peace and action. How fortunate we are, to be part of a community where we use the power of the arts to fight for social justice.
Introducing Our New Parent Coordinator!
Thank you to our Parent Coordinator Interview Committee and the District 3 Community Education Council for their support in finding a compassionate, newest member of our family. After two robust rounds of searches, we are pleased to introduce our new Parent Coordinator, Ms. Jerrianna Phenix! While we await her DOE credentials to be set up, Ms. Phenix can be reached at jphenix@laguardiahs.org and (212)496-0700 x 7209. Please see her welcome message below:
Hello LaGuardia Community!
My name is Jerrianna Phenix and I am thrilled to announce my new position as Parent Coordinator. This week marks a collaborative journey as we strive together to ensure that our mission of engagement allows each family to feel like a vital part of this iconic school's artistic family. As a parent myself, I know what a significant impact that can have for a family; feeling heard by school representatives and connected to a school community has always been central to my daughter's positive school experiences. My goal is straightforward: I want to ensure that parents have the ultimate support experience.
Each time a question or concern arises, I want families to have confidence that I'm here as their advocate – and, hopefully, in time, their friend. I've learned that this type of relationship building begins with the heart. So, I'm looking forward to not only figuring out a student's best path forward but also to nurturing the involvement and enthusiasm of the adults in their life. Please be on the lookout for upcoming coffee and donut chats. I'm eager to get the dialogue started and find out what is on your minds!
All my very best,
Jerrianna Phenix
End of January School Year Calendar Highlights
Monday, January 16 - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - Schools Closed
Monday, January 23 - End of Marking Period 3
Tuesday, January 24 - Friday, January 27 - Regents Week (see schedule, below)
Friday, January 27 - End of Fall Semester
Monday, January 30 - Professional Development Day for high schools. No students attend.
Tuesday, January 31 - First day of Spring Semester, Marking Period 1. Metrocards distributed.
*Final report card grades, which are reported to transcripts, will be available in February.
*Families of students who wish to select "CR" to replace any passing numeric grade are eligible to make the selection once final grades are released.
*Families of senior students who wish to select "CR" to replace any passing numeric grade will have a short-window of time to make the selection before the transcript is sent to colleges.
January Regents Week 1/24-1/27
The draft of the Regents Week Schedule can be viewed here. The schedule is organized by grade (please click on the tab that corresponds to your grade). Students will only report based on their scheduled activities. Every student will have a different schedule depending on the arts courses they are enrolled in, and additional academic opportunities they would like to take advantage of.
All students will attend a Guidance Meeting via Zoom with their Guidance Counselor, except for Juniors who will have an in-person Post-Secondary Kick-Off Session.
Please note that for some of the activities, students are scheduled individually with their own specific reporting time. If there is a conflict between two scheduled activities, the student should inform the teacher in charge of the individually scheduled activity so that an alternate time can be arranged.
We will continue to update the schedule as more information available, and the draft will be finalized at the end of next week.
End of January Curricular Performances
We look forward to our final performances of the fall semester:
Friday, January 20 (4pm & 7pm) & Saturday, January 21 (2pm) - Winter Dance Showcase
Wednesday, January 25 (6:30pm) - New Music Showcase
Thursday, January 26 (6:30pm) - Symphonic Band & Wind Symphony Concert
We encourage community members to purchase tickets online in-advance at (https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/laguardiahs/699). The 'day of the performance' tickets are available in-person one hour prior to start time. Students may also purchase tickets in-person using cash at our Main Lobby Box Office during lunch periods on Wednesdays.
A reminder that if the cost of admission, or transportation to the performance, causes a financial hardship for your family, please reach out to Assistant Principal Shelliann Wiliams (swillia35@schools.nyc.gov). We want all of our community members to be able to attend performances and have set aside funds so we can all celebrate together.
Please remember that as per NYCDOE policy, all adults must continue to show ID and proof of COVID vaccination to enter DOE buildings.
COVID-19 Cases Year-To-Date
Below are the COVID-19 cases reported at LaGuardia each month of the 2022-2023 school year:
September - 74 cases
October - 69 cases
November - 84 cases
December - 87 cases
January (as of January 12) - 30 cases
Schools are required to continue reporting all cases of COVID-19. Please continue to inform us if a staff or student tests positive for COVID-19 by emailing covid@laguardiahs.org with:
date of symptom onset,
date last in school,
date of positive COVID-19 test, and
type of COVID-19 test.
Questions for Town Hall with Chancellor
The Citywide Council on High Schools is collecting questions for their upcoming Town Hall meeting with Chancellor David C. Banks on February 7. Please click on this form and submit your question(s) by January 31.
Have a restful three-day weekend.
Yeou-Jey Vasconcelos
ON OUR WEBSITE www.laguardiahs.org: Announcements / Events Calendar / Faculty & Staff Directory / Weekly Counseling Newsletter
Good morning, LaGuardia. Happy Fiorello Friday, and Happy Friday the 13th. We were welcomed into the building by the Vocal Jazz Club; Mr. Blancq, Faculty Advisor.
Monday is a Federal Holiday, so schools will be closed. This is in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday. Dr. King was born January 15, 1929. He was a Baptist minister and social activist who led the civil rights movement in the United States from the mid-1950s until his death by assassination in 1968. His leadership was fundamental to that movement's success in ending the legal segregation of African Americans in the South and other parts of the United States. King rose to national prominence as head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which promoted nonviolent tactics, such as the massive March on Washington in '63), to achieve civil rights. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
The Bells today are playing songs associated with the Civil Rights Movement as a tribute to Dr. King. Due to the nature of some of these tapes, the sound quality and volume may be a little off. See the morning announcements posted on the SGO page of our website for the entire playlist.
This week we saw performances of Musicale #1 and Musicale #2. Events like these are not possible without the hard work and dedication of our students, staff, and parents.
This Tuesday, come celebrate the near end of the first semester with our first school-wide dance, sponsored by our Parents Association. Information about the dance was emailed home to both students and parents. We can't build school spirit without [in cheerleader voice - not yelling] Y (clap, clap) O (clap, clap) U (clap, clap). Seriously. What a great way to unwind from the semester by dancing.
There are volunteer opportunities to work the all-school dance next week on the 17th. Please sign up on x2VOL. The shift is from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM. This is a great way to get involved, help out, and record community service hours. Also, all families were asked to make a small contribution, if possible, to help provide snacks for the dance. These can be dropped off Tuesday morning as you enter the building.
TODAY'S BELLS
https://youtu.be/2W02hDYBcqU
https://youtu.be/xhiV6DB_h_8
Lift Every Voice and Sing
https://youtu.be/vgN35XWnPKg
I Wish I knew How it Would Feel to Be Free
https://youtu.be/inNBpizpZkE
When Will We Be Paid
https://youtu.be/WeNihHAVAIY
Oh Freedom
https://youtu.be/mdaHb4oG24A
https://youtu.be/vWwgrjjIMXA
https://youtu.be/Web007rzSOI
https://youtu.be/D_tcZAqQUAg
https://youtu.be/vP4iY1TtS3s
https://youtu.be/zgVrlx68v-0
The Times Are A-Changin'
https://youtu.be/90WD_ats6eE
Lean On Me
https://youtu.be/qkaexjc-1os
Monday is a Federal Holiday, so schools will be closed. This is in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday.
Come see performances by the String Orchestra, Operetta Workshop, Elementary Chorus, and Cantare in Musicale #2, tonight at 6:00 PM. Tickets are available in the lobby one hour prior to curtain. Remember: Adults must show ID and proof of COVID vaccination.
This Tuesday, the day we return from the MLK Holiday, is our first school-wide dance, sponsored by our Parents Association. Save a little money by purchasing presale tickets, which includes dancing, snacks, and coat check.
There are volunteer opportunities to work the all-school dance next week on the 17th. Please sign up on x2VOL. The shift is from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM.
Come celebrate Lunar New Year with us this coming Wednesday in the Main Lobby, sponsored by the Chinese Student Association. Lunar New Year is celebrated by nearly 2 billion people worldwide. This year, participants say goodbye to the Year of the Tiger and usher in the Year of the Rabbit.
Congratulations to Musicale #1 which took place last night. Musicale #2 takes place tomorrow and features the String Orchestra, Operetta Workshop, Elementary Chorus, and Cantare.
Tickets for Musicale #2 and the Winter Dance Showcase are available today for cash at the Wednesday Box Office during lunch periods in the Main Lobby. Musicale tickets can be purchased at the door, and Dance Showcase tickets are still available online.
Attention seniors & anyone who loooves a good dance off- LISTEN UP!! Come watch senior dance majors do a dance improv circle, today, 5th period in the lobby. Trust us, you won't wanna miss this.
Students waiting for clubs starting after Period 10 should wait in an area OTHER than a hallway where classes are being conducted, such as in the Library or out of the building. As quiet as you may be, 10th period classes are still finding the noise and movement in the halls disruptive. Thank you.
While we have many after school activities, for safety reasons coaches, directors, advisors, etc. are asked to walk down with students as they exit the building. Students should go to their lockers and bring everything they need to take home with them to their activity. Students should not be going to lockers once an after school activity is over.
Freshmen: today is the Post-Secondary Planning Zoom Session at 8 pm. I would make attending this with a family member a priority.
Seniors: the senior committee is holding a Senior Game Night! All funds raised will be going towards lowering senior dues so don't miss it! The event will take place in the 7th Floor Cafeteria after period 10.
As a reminder, if you wish to have a qualified guest enter the building, a staff member must first complete an application. This visitor application must be completed at least one week in advance of the visit and must be approved by the Principal.
For those interested in trying out for the Boys varsity volleyball meeting today after school at 4:15 in the gym. Meet Coach Lardner, some players, and learn about tryouts."
Tonight is Musicale #1, featuring performances by the Concert Orchestra, Treble Chorus, Mixed Chorus, and the Symphony Orchestra, taking place in the Concert Hall at 6:00 PM. Tickets may be purchased in the lobby one hour prior to the performance. Please remember, all adults must show ID and proof of COVID vaccination. Wearing a face mask is also recommended.
Tomorrow, 9th Graders are encouraged to attend a Post-Secondary Planning Zoom Session at 8 pm. The link will be sent to your email. Students (meaning all 9th graders) and their parents/guardians are welcome to this optional, but important Zoom, presentation. This will be an introductory session on what Freshmen need to know, now, about the college application process.
Tomorrow, the senior committee is holding a Senior Game Night! All funds raised will be going towards lowering senior dues so don't miss it!
The Rising Stars Schedule Survey closes tonight at 10 pm. Students should use their laguardiahs.org email address to vote on the dates if they plan to participate this year. We need to know which April or June option works best for most.
In Boys Track,
Ariel Yaron ran a personal best in the boys 1600m and Yu Jiang Laing had a great performance at the Ocean Breeze Freedom Games on Saturday. The track team will take part at the MLK Games this weekend.
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Going Above and Beyond by President Tamir - Welcome to Florida DECA!
I hope everyone enjoyed their winter break and got a lot of rest!
As we get to the peak months of DECA activities, now is the time that you are most important as an officer. It is up to YOU and your team of officers to carry your chapter to success and motivate everyone to be as involved as possible. With competition, chapter projects, community service events, and more in full swing, now is your opportunity to excite your members and share the passion you have for this organization.
Promoting DECA to students/members who don't share the same passion as you do can be difficult. It is important that you make that personal connection with your members. Making every member feel welcomed and accepted in DECA is a crucial responsibility as an officer. Once you have the students supporting you, things will become much easier and you have made more friends that you can work with. With all that is going on, you can get everyone involved. Have non-competitors listen to presentations and role plays and act as judges. This way you are providing practice to your competing members and making the non-competitors feel like they are making an impact in your chapter (which they are).
I challenge you to take on second semester at 100% and be the best DECA officer that you can!


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I got a grapple fork for loader , with 2 cylinders , so if something is picked up at one side , i want the other cylinder 2 also push so its not twisting my grapple fork frame , will this make both cylinders push even if one has a load and the other doesn't ?
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Are these Prince RD flow dividers, if so what is the full part # so I can look at the specs in their catalog?
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I have two hydraulic motors (BMPH160H4KP) spinning weeding tines on a farm implement. They are powered from the rear remote on my tractor. Can I install this to make them spin the same speed regardless of load?
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Tag Archives: Indonesia Super League
Taking good look at Southeast Asian football
Posted on March 10, 2012 by asiafootball
Yesterday I was writing a draft on the upsets in Champions League and what it meant for Japanese clubs, Australian teams, and the hosts. But then something came out. Brunei won the Hassanal Bolkiah Trophy (I shouldn't have surprised, really). They bettered Malaysia and Timor at the group stage and defeated Myanmar in the semi. Yesterday they defeated Indonesia. O yeah, the tournament is supposed to be a U-21 tournament, but Brunei enlisted its U-23 team which played in last year's SEA Games. Luckily they didn't employ their naturalized players from Eastern Europe, but watching Indonesia them last night was like watching Jeonbuk v Guangzhou. Or Buriram v Kashiwa, except that Indonesia couldn't bite back.
The result of the tournament concerns me in several levels. First, again Indonesia sent a weakened team since only players who are in the Premier League clubs could go in. But even this weakened team did alright again Vietnam and yeah, Singapore. Defending champions Thailand skipped out of the competition, citing "unforeseen circumstance" (whatever that means. I always hate that excuse). Malaysia, which U-23 team won the SEA Games gold medal and the senior team are defending champs of AFF Cup, played a U-21 team which ranked below East Timor.
In short, the problem is national consistency. Even since five years ago, you cannot rely on Thailand to represent football power in the region. And nothing could really fill in the vacuum – not Malaysia, nor Vietnam. Granted, Buriram were impressive in defeating the J. League champions and it was refreshing to see that their Thai playmaker, Jirawat Makarom, shone. The White Elephants were also close to qualify to the Brazil 14 qualification's final stage. But still, it means nothing if they cannot even ace the region or employing their full strength to achieve that aim. Perhaps the political turmoil in the past five years was an important cause to the decline of Thai football, and one only hopes that they could climb up again. They should not accept the fact that they are five levels behind Vietnam in Asia.
Vietnamese football is certainly on the rise, but they also have the lack of will to win. Both Song Lam Nghe An and Sai Gon failed to overcome their Malaysian opponents in the AFC Cup. In regional tournaments, they are simply a semi-finals team. Yes, corruption, match fixing, and the reluctance of the government to promote football are the main cause of a wingless Vietnam.
It's a good sign that Malaysia and Singapore decide to renew their cooperation, again; this time by exchanging their junior national teams in their national leagues. As Chinese and Indian Singaporeans and Malaysians point out every now and then, there are really no difference between their countries. Again, Malaysian clubs and teams have average more Indian and Chinese players than Singapore's. The funny thing every time Singapore face Indonesia is that Indonesia always have more players with Christian given names.
I was hoping that Malaysia could complete the regional treble by winning the HB Trophy, but it was impossible. Worse, their only Chinese player, Gan Jay Han, scored an own goal. Singapore, on the other hand, complete the bizzaro treble by not winning anything. I dream a day when Radjoko Avramovic is replaced. Simply because he has been with the Lions too long – nine years. No foreign coach is ever with that a national team that long.
Avramovic doesn't stick with Singapore that long because he's good. He's still on the job because FAS can't bother to appoint a new, better coach. No personal grudge again the man (Singaporean fans are more suited for that emotion), but his employment security is a proof that Singapore have given up its football project. Perhaps they won't bother anymore to naturalize Mendy or Jordan Webb and just let the aspiring Malays to play football, whatever the result is. What's matter is that retired English footballers are working as pundits (and punters) in Singapore.
Yes, I appreciate the fact that Star Sports run the highlights of the S. League. I watch the show. It's the only Asian football show I can enjoy in Indonesia besides J. League live coverage and Singapore-produced Football Asia magazine show (which is unbelievably drab). Even watching S. League highlights is hardly a happy experience as I can't get over the fact that I hear no chant and see no supporters.
Whether they play for Premier League or Super League team, I don't care. An Indonesian team is an Indonesian team, and I support the Red and White players as long they don't play South Korea or Japan. I hate Indonesians who are delighted with the current national teams are defeated simply because they hate the FA (me too), while I also hate commentators who make tiring nationalistic remarks in matches. Shut your slogans and analyze what happens. Yes, the schism is holding back Indonesian football, which is never good in the first place. But certainly Indonesia are still one the best teams in the region.
As for Brunei…eh.
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VIDEO: Holiday Hotspot Torched By Forest Fire Started Deliberately, Fear Officials
by zenger.news July 29, 2021
Forest fires that may have been started deliberately at separate locations near a famous Turkish holiday resort left hundreds of people homeless and hundreds more fleeing their homes to escape the flames.
The fires broke out around noon on July 28 at four different points in the Yenikoy, Evrenseki, Colakli and Kalemler neighborhoods in the district of Manavgat in the southern Turkish province of Antalya, a major center of the local tourist industry. The Manavgat Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation into the cause of the fires.
The north wind spread the fire, which first broke out in the forest area near the Yenikoy neighborhood. At the same time, the fires that broke out in Evrenseki, Colakli and Kalemler grew into a larger area.
Officials quickly evacuated the settlements there. The entire village of Yukariseki and half of another village were burned down. Many small animals and cattle perished.
Two manned planes, one unmanned aerial vehicle, 19 helicopters, 192 water sprinklers, 30 water supply vehicles and 960 personnel intervened to try to extinguish the flames. The Ministry of Health also sent 19 ambulances, six medical rescue teams and a mobile command vehicle to the region.
"I have not seen such fires," said Muhittin Bocek, mayor of the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality. "No loss of life so far. It is thought-provoking that fires broke out at four points at the same time. It will be investigated whether there is arson."
Many videos of the fire were shared on social media. The size of the fire and the layer of smoke covering the sky in the videos drew attention to the seriousness of the incident.
First Lady Emine Erdoğan, the wife of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, conveyed her best wishes to the people of Antalya in a post she shared on her Twitter account.
"I wish the fires to be put out before anyone gets hurt. Disasters cause irreparable losses. Nature is our only treasure that we should cherish," she said.
Thick, black smoke from a forest fire that may have been intentionally set could be seen for miles around Antalya, Turkey, and drew attention on social media. (@bursayadairherbirsey/Zenger)
In Turkey, the peak fire season typically begins in early July and lasts around four months. In the Antalya region it lasts around 11 weeks, according to Global Forest Watch.
They reported that NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite sent out 171 fire alerts detected from satellite technology in Turkey this week, 129 of which were from Antalya. In comparison, last week there were a total of 20 alerts in the country.
The organization also reported that the number of alerts between Aug. 2020 and July 2021 in Antalya was unusually high compared to previous years going back to 2012.
Edited by Ali McCadden and Kristen Butler
The post VIDEO: Holiday Hotspot Torched By Forest Fire Started Deliberately, Fear Officials appeared first on Zenger News.


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See Matt Bomer Succeed Henry Cavill As Superman For 'Man Of Steel 2'
Keanu Reeves Becomes Neo Again For 'The Matrix 4' In New Image
by Trey Griffeth on September 2, 2019
Keanu Reeves returns to the role of Neo for The Matrix 4 in this awesome fan poster for the highly-anticipated movie.
Last week, Warner Bros. officially announced that a fourth movie set in the Matrix universe is in development, with Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their roles as Neo and Trinity, respectively. Now, Instagram user "iHasanKazi" has created an awesome fan poster for the movie that features Keanu Reeves in full costume as Neo.
The artwork itself blends the old version of Keanu Reeves with the present one rather well. In it, Keanu Reeves is seen with the classic Neo outfit, as well as a gun in his hand and two more strapped to his back. Behind and below Neo is the code of the Matrix with bullets flying towards him. The image also has Keanu Reeves sporting his John Wick-style long hair and beard.
'The Matrix 4' Officially Moving Forward With Keanu Reeves & Carrie-Anne Moss
You can check out the Matrix 4 artwork with Keanu Reeves as Neo below.
Enter the Martix one more time. #Matrix4 #KeanuReeves . . . . . . #Like #Comment #Share #Edit #Photoshop #PS #Adobe #ihasankazi #ComicArt #FanArt #Neo #JohnWick #ComicBook #SuperHero #Pakistan #UAE #Art #DigitalArt
A post shared by iHasanKazi (@ihasankazi) on Aug 26, 2019 at 5:07am PDT
The fate of Keanu Reeves' Neo in the original Matrix films was left somewhat ambiguous. After a long battle with Hugo Weaving's Agent Smith, Neo allows him to turn him into one of his clones. Immediately after, the creators of The Matrix, The Machines, send a surge of energy through Neo's body that allows them to destroy Agent Smith and all of his clones. It was not made clear if Neo survived the ordeal.
Keanu Reeves Gets A Drastic New Look For 'Bill And Ted 3' In Set Photo
What do you all think of this artwork? Are you excited to see Keanu Reeves return to the role of Neo in The Matrix 4? Let us know in the comments section below!
The Matrix co-creator Lana Wachowski is attached to direct The Matrix 4. Wachowski wrote the script with Aleksandar Hemon and David Mitchel. In addition, Wachowski will also produce the film with Grant Hill. Warner Bros. Pictures and Village Roadshow Pictures will produce and globally distribute the film. The Matrix 4 is expected to begin filming in early 2020.
Warner Bros. Reportedly Looking To Cast Young Morpheus In 'The Matrix 4'
The Matrix and its two sequels — The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions — collectively managed to earn $1.6 billion at the worldwide box office. All three installments starred Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss and Laurence Fishburne.
Stay tuned for the latest news on Keanu Reeves and the future of The Matrix franchise!
Check Out Every Image From Joaquin Phoenix's 'Joker' Movie Here
Warner Bros.' upcoming standalone Joker film starring Joaquin Phoenix is just over six weeks away from hitting theaters so we've rounded up all of the film's official images showing off the next Clown Prince of Crime.
Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix is set to be an origin story. The gritty and grounded crime film directed by Todd Phillips (The Hangover) is set in 1980s Gotham City follows Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, a failed 1980s comedian that becomes The Joker after he bombs with audiences. The film will serve as DC's first outing beyond its the current cinematic universe since it was launched by Zack Snyder in 2013 with Man of Steel in order to create new and unique storylines as the studio expands DC canon.
So far, Warner Bros. has released official images from the film featuring Joaquin Phoenix along with Robert De Niro who plays talk show host Murray Franklin, as well as Zazie Beetz' Sophie Dumond, who appears to be a love interest of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker in the film. You can check out all of the officially released stills from Joker in the gallery below!
Directed by Todd Phillips from a script he co-wrote with Scott Silver, the film stars Joaquin Phoenix, Zazie Beetz, Bill Camp, Frances Conroy, Brett Cullen, Glenn Fleshler, Douglas Hodge, Marc Maron, Josh Pais, and Shea Whigham.
"Joker" centers around the iconic arch nemesis and is an original, standalone story not seen before on the big screen. Phillips' exploration of Arthur Fleck (Phoenix), a man disregarded by society, is not only a gritty character study, but also a broader cautionary tale.
Joker will be released in theaters on October 4, 2019. Stay tuned to Heroic Hollywood for the latest news on Joaquin Phoenix, Joker, and the future of the DC slate as we learn it.
Trey Griffeth
Lover of video games, comics, and movies! Writer of all things that involve them!


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use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;

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 * Company agent entity
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 * @ORM\Entity()
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 * @author Mathieu Ferment <mathieu.ferment@gmail.com>
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Q: Display joystick input in java How can I make java display joystick input whenever I press a button?
I'm using lwjgl. I tried using this loop I found online but is there any alternatives without using this?
I want it to be like a keyListener that whenever I press a button in the joystick It would display something.
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.FloatBuffer;
import org.lwjgl.glfw.GLFW;

public class Input {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // to initialize. Most GLFW functions will not work without this.
        if (!GLFW.glfwInit())
            throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to initialize GLFW");

        GLFW.glfwPollEvents();
        int qanbainput;

        for (qanbainput = 0; qanbainput <= GLFW.GLFW_JOYSTICK_LAST; qanbainput++) {
            if (!GLFW.glfwJoystickPresent(qanbainput)) continue;
            System.out.println("JoyStick(" + qanbainput + ")Name:" +
                GLFW.glfwGetJoystickName(qanbainput) + " " +
                GLFW.glfwGetGamepadName(qanbainput));
            break;
        }
        if (qanbainput > GLFW.GLFW_JOYSTICK_LAST) return;

        for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
            int count1 = 0;
            FloatBuffer floatBuffer = GLFW.glfwGetJoystickAxes(qanbainput);
            System.out.print("Axes:");
            while (floatBuffer.hasRemaining()) {
                float axes = floatBuffer.get();
                System.out.print(count1 + "," + axes + " ");
                count1++;
            }

            int count2 = 0;
            System.out.print("Button:");
            ByteBuffer byteBuffer = GLFW.glfwGetJoystickButtons(qanbainput);
            while (byteBuffer.hasRemaining()) {
                byte button = byteBuffer.get();
                System.out.print(count2 + "," + button + " ");
                count2++;
            }
            System.out.println();

            try {
                Thread.sleep(100);
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                throw new RuntimeException(e);
            }
        }
    }
}

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Die Barnes Foundation ist eine Hochschule in Pennsylvania. Die 1922 durch Albert Coombs Barnes begründete Institution hat ihren Stammsitz in Merion, einem Vorort von Philadelphia. Dort befindet sich ein Arboretum und eine Bibliothek für Gartenbau. Die bis 2011 am selben Ort ausgestellte Kunstsammlung, ist seit dem 19. Mai 2012 in einem neuen Gebäude
am Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich. Zur Kunstsammlung gehören Meisterwerke des französischen Impressionismus und Spätimpressionismus.

Ursprung

Die Barnes Foundation wurde 1922 von Albert Coombs Barnes als Hochschule für Philosophie und Kunst gegründet. Hervorgegangen ist diese Institution aus Vortrags- und Diskussionsveranstaltungen, welche Barnes in seiner pharmazeutischen Fabrik selbst leitete und zu denen er Gelehrte wie William James, Bertrand Russell und John Dewey einlud. Barnes Augenmerk lag besonders auf der Bildung der unteren sozialen Schichten. In einer Zeit als es in den USA teilweise noch die Rassentrennung gab, fühlte sich Barnes mit der afro-amerikanischen Bevölkerung besonders verbunden und förderte sie nicht nur als Schüler, sondern interessierte sich auch für ihre Kultur und ihre Kunst.

Albert C. Barnes trug eine beträchtliche Kunstsammlung zusammen (181 Renoirs, 69 Cézannes, 60 Matisse, 46 Picassos, 21 Chaim Soutines und 18 Rousseaus; darüber hinaus Werke von Amedeo Modigliani, Degas, van Gogh, Seurat, Monet, alte Meister, afrikanische Skulpturen, sowie Werke afro-amerikanischer Künstler). Diese Sammlung stiftete er der Barnes Foundation. Barnes entwickelte ein eigenes System der Kunsterziehung, welches vor allem darauf beruhte, die Studenten direkt vor den Originalbildern zu unterrichten.

Umzug der Kunstsammlung nach Philadelphia
Die Barnes Foundation versteht sich nach dem Willen ihres Gründers ausdrücklich nicht als Museum. Bedingt durch den Lehrbetrieb war es dem nichtstudentischen Publikum nur an Wochenenden und in den Ferien möglich – nach Voranmeldung – diese Sammlung zu besichtigen.
Der Stammsitz der Barnes Foundation in Merion befindet sich in einem gehobenen Wohngebiet außerhalb von Philadelphia. Dies führte dazu, dass sich eine Anwohnerinitiative gründete, welche per Gerichtsentscheid den Besucherverkehr mit dem Auto beschränkte und jeglichen Busverkehr untersagte. Dadurch konnten lediglich 250 Besucher pro Woche die Sammlung besichtigen. Bereits in den 1990er Jahren geriet die Barnes Foundation wegen Managementfehlern in finanzielle Schwierigkeiten. Die Kunstsammlung hatte zwar einen Wert von mehr als zwei Milliarden US-Dollar, aber es gab kein Geld für notwendige Reparaturen. Die Gebäude waren seit 1923 nicht mehr renoviert worden (Heizung, Alarmanlage etc.) und der Lehrbetrieb drohte eingestellt zu werden. Es wurde diskutiert einige der Gemälde zu verkaufen. Vor Gericht wurde das Testament von Barnes angefochten. Er hatte u. a. verfügt, keine Farbreproduktionen der Gemälde zuzulassen und keines der Bilder jemals auszuleihen. Das Gericht entschied jedoch, dass zum Erhalt der Sammlung und zur Fortführung des Lehrbetriebes farbige Reproduktionen und eine Ausstellungstour nach Paris, München, Tokio, Toronto, Washington und Philadelphia erlaubt sei. Mit den Leihgebühren, welche die jeweiligen Museen zahlen mussten, dem Verkauf von Katalogen und entsprechenden Souvenirartikeln wurde zunächst genug Geld erwirtschaftet, um die Gebäude zu sanieren und den Lehrbetrieb fortzusetzen. Da sich die finanzielle Situation der Barnes Foundation nicht dauerhaft besserte, erklärten sich verschiedene Stiftungen bereit, die Zukunft der Barnes Foundation langfristig abzusichern. Bedingung war aber ein Wechsel der bisherigen Leitung und der komplette Umzug der Kunstsammlung vom Standort in Merion an den Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, wo sich bereits das Philadelphia Museum of Art befindet. Die Sammlung steht dort in einem Neubau des Architekten-Ehepaares Williams/Tsien einem größeren Publikum offen und ist mit entsprechenden Einrichtungen (Buchladen, Restaurant) für größere Besucherzahlen angelegt. Dem Neubau und Umzug lag ein in einem Gerichtsbeschluss vereinbarter Kompromiss zugrunde, der für die Inneneinrichtung eine Reproduktion der Inneneinrichtung des Gebäudes in Merion einschließlich der ursprünglichen Hängung der Kunstwerke vorsah. Der Ende Mai 2012 eröffnete Neubau fand den Beifall der NZZ-Kulturkorrespondentin. Der Film The Art of the Steal aus dem Jahre 2010 hingegen kritisierte den Umzug als Machtübernahme durch die drei mit Barnes rivalisierenden Milliardärsfamilien Annenberg, Lenfest und Pew.

Galerie

Literatur
 John Anderson: Art Held Hostage. The Battle Over the Barnes Collection. W. W. Norton, New York 2003, ISBN 0-393-04889-6.
 Ausstellungskatalog München: La joie de vivre / Die nie gesehenen Meisterwerke der Barnes Collection. Kindler 1993, ISBN 3-463-40221-1.
 Constance L. Hart: Rest in Peace Dr. Barnes. The story of the Barnes Foundation. With a discussion of the fate of selected private collections in America. Dissertation, Columbia University, New York 1995.

Siehe auch
 Liste von Kunstmuseen in den Vereinigten Staaten

Weblinks

 Offizielle Website

Einzelnachweise

Kunstmuseum in Pennsylvania
Organisation (Montgomery County, Pennsylvania)
Gegründet 1922
Stiftung (Vereinigte Staaten)
Museumswesen (Pittsburgh)
Merion (Pennsylvania)


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