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17-02-2012 05:02 This is the sheet music for my next piano cover, which will be Lucrecia Crescent's Theme, from Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus, composed by Masashi Hamauzu and Ryo Yamazaki. The elaboration of this sheet music was not authorized by those who wield it's copyrights, however no profit was gained from it. The only purpose of this score is to spread joy among the fans of the Final Fantasy VII Series' Music. This sheet music will always be under development. If you wish to improve it, send me a personal message requesting the source file. I just ask that you send me back the score with your improvements so I can have it's updated version. If you wish to receive the sheet music, just send me a personal message. The performance video is coming soon. Note: On the new channel layout, personal messages are sent through the video description, on the section which contains the uploader's information ("created by"). If you don't know how to read sheet music, but deeply desire to play this piece, visit Andrew Furmanczyk's Youtube Channel, which is called "Lypur".

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17-02-2012 12:37 An introduction to Brianna Reid and BDR Personal training. Contact Brianna at 403-850-3807 or visit http://www.bdrtraining.com to book your personal or group training with Brianna.

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19-02-2012 23:52 http://www.nma.tv ESPN's racial slur on its news web page has caused an uproar. The station took it down within 35 minutes and apologized. The writer for this title was also fired swiftly after this article was taken down.

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ESPN calls Jeremy Lin's performance 'Chink in the armor' - Video

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20-02-2012 23:17 Introducing Nike+ Training, your new personal trainer that delivers challenges and tracks your performance. Make your training experience inspirational, full of variety, competitive, and fun.

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Introducing Nike+ Training - Video

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21-02-2012 11:09 I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS VIDEO. CREDIT GOES TO EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING Used solely for personal enjoyment.

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Brandy Afrodisiac Performance Tokyo - Video

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21-02-2012 13:51 Durwood "DJ" Heinrich, Ph.D. Personal Autopilot - Stress and Performance October 11, 2011. Contact DJ at email: dj@RedBaronConcepts.com or visit: http://www.RedBaronConcepts.com

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Stress and Performance by Dr. "DJ" Heinrich - Video

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22-02-2012 05:54 This video comes to you in 5 distinct parts: - Punishment - My Hair - Bloom - First Performance - Feedback I thank you in advance for the valuable feedback that you'll be giving us and we're super excited for the changes that will be taking place on this channel. My BRAND NEW personal channel: youtube.com Sarah's website: http://www.wix.com

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Purple Hair

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22-02-2012 20:16 Nunzio Signore, owner of Rockland Peak Performance (RPP) performing a barbell complex

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Rockland Peak Performance - Barbell Complex - Video

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22-02-2012 23:55 Miss India DFW pageant was held at Irving Arts Center, Irving, Texas USA, on 12th Feb 2012. This event was brought to dallas by Arya Dance Academy (Aryaintl.com). Miss Rupal patel, founder of Arya Academy said that all proceeds from this show will be towards the benefits of Baaldaan. (baaldan.com Winners from this event will goto Miss India, USA contest and later to Miss India world wide.

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President Obama's quick duet with B.B. King on the blues classic “Sweet Home Chicago," which took place Tuesday during a White House concert celebrating the blues, gave the nation another sample of his vocal chops.

It also put Pop & Hiss in mind of previous examples of chief executives who have flexed their musical muscle while in office. Here are some highlights:

Barack Obama: The president also crooned the opening line from Al Green's 1971 hit “Let's Stay Together" during at a fundraiser last month at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, demonstrating his glassy tenor before an audience that included the Rev. Al himself. He shook his finger at advisors offstage and told the crowd, “Those guys didn't think I would do it."

George W. Bush: Obama's predecessor was famous for playing his iPod. After his personal playlist—which had been selected by his personal aide, Blake Gottesman—went public in 2005, it revealed Bush's predilection for the music of George Jones, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell and the Knack. “No one should psychoanalyze the song selection," Bush advisor Mark McKinnon said at the time, because he said the president mostly plugged into what was dubbed “iPod One" riding his bike around his Texas ranch. “It's music to get over the next hill."

Bill Clinton: Clinton picked up the tenor sax he'd played through high school and college on a number of occasions during his two terms in office, and as a candidate in 1992 on “The Arsenio Hall Show," where he riffs on the Billie Holiday classic “God Bless the Child."

Ulysses S. Grant: Grant was known more for his drinking than his harmonizing, and once said that he knew only two songs: “One is 'Yankee Doodle,' and the other isn't."

Thomas Jefferson: The primary author of the Declaration of Independence and one of the creators of the Constitution of the United States was an avid violinist who played chamber music while studying at the College of William and Mary in Virginia. Music, he said, was “an enjoyment, the deprivation of which cannot be calculated."

Jefferson left behind an extensive music library of books and sheet music by Haydn, Handel, J.C. Bach, Corelli, Purcell and many others. It is housed at the University of Virginia.

“Music is invaluable where a person has an ear," Jefferson wrote late in life. “It furnishes a delightful recreation for the hours of respite from the cares of the day, and lasts us through life."

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