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1 day ago by brvanlanen

A great piece by John Philip Sousa.

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1 day ago by kinsley

You’re welcome. Send to Facebook

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2 days ago by Eilir

Heehee.

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10 days ago by pwplibrary

Local resident John Philip Sousa, the “march king,” composed “The Aviators March” in 1932 to celebrate the local citizen’s role in an exciting new era of technology and hope fo the future. The sheet music was published by the Theodore Presser Company. Learn more about aeronautical sheet music at htt ...

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10 days ago by evolusin

Wie ich hier schrieb, fand ich es schon recht ärgerlich, dass einzelne Videosequenzen Zwecks Zitation oder Inbeziehungsetzung nicht verwendet werden können. Im folgenden ist ein Video von Larry Lessig zu sehen. Er ist Mitbegrnder von Creative Commons. Ich halte dieses Video fr äußerst sehenswert, da ...

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16 days ago by tisikamo

Carnival Saloon: State Songs #16: Iowa So, like most of you these days, I&ve been thinking a lot about state songs. I don&t mean actual, official state songs like “Hail, South Dakota” and “Delaware Uber Alis,” but songs about states. You know, like Springsteen&s “Nebraska” … So, like most of you the ...

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29 days ago

Related Reading: Oscar Schmidt OU2 Concert Ukulele Jumpin' Jim's Camp Ukulele Meet Me In The Garden

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52 days ago by conservative09

I guess I am just in a patriotic mood today… Expect a rush of posts over the weekend. Stars and Stripes Forever, and until next time, semper fi.

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52 days ago by louiev

“The Stars and Stripes Forever” Day Wave your banners high in honor of the first public performance of John Philip Sousa’s march “The Stars and Stripes Forever” in 1897 at the national unveiling of a statue of George Washington. photo credit: via flickr addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fblog.holidays.net% ...

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65 days ago by booktoots

Just recently, as my walking speed has been able to increase, I have noticed that I can throw in a new move. During my total knee replacement recuperation process, I tried doing this previously, but was unable to due to the pain and decreased mobility issues. The move is similar to that used when on ...

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