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Uwurizi ni uwaryise ijambo
We are the world, we are the children
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So lets start giving
USA FOR AFRICA, We are the world
Australian National anthem, Advance Australia Fair
Tout change, tout évolue. Seuls les imbéciles ne changent pas
Alpha Blondy, Les imbéciles
I'm just a Buffalo Soldier
In the heart of America
Stolen from Africa
Brought to America
Bob Marley, Buffalo Soldier
Hymne national de la France, La Marseillaise
Oh toi, je t'aime un peu trop.
Shuky & Aviva, Je t'aime un peu trop
Hirya no hino
Lyrics: Amajambo y'indirimbo
Bahaga - Fideli Bonifasi Kiraranganya
Bahaga - Ikinjana ca 20
Bahaga - Intango y'imperuka
Bahaga - Mama wo kwa Mutama
Bahaga - Mbayahaga, Bagaza n'abandi
Bahaga - Mpore ma
Bahaga - Ntibazi ico bakora
Bahaga - Tiroryinka
Burundi bwacu
Ciza Sylvestre - Burundi mutima w'Afrika
Claire Rushatsi - Reka ngende iyo bavuze
Club Umudeyo - Iyo ngurube
JC Matata - Mukobwa ndagowe
JC Matata - N'i Nyagasambu rirarema [Umwamikazi w'indyadya]
Urupfu rwa Maconco
Ururirimbo rwa CNDD-FDD
Ururirimbo rwa PALIPEHUTU
Bikindi - Bene Sebahinzi
Bikindi - Mbwirabumva
Bikindi - Nanga Abahutu
Bikindi - Twasezereye
Byumvuhore - Fagitire
Byumvuhore - Umbabarire mawe
Karemera Rodrigue - Kwibuka
Munyanshoza D. - Mibirizi
Muyango - Sabizeze
Niyigaba Vincent - Izuba rirarenze
Orchestre Les Fellows - Yewe mukobwa
Rwanda nziza
Sebanani - Mama Munyana
Sindagira unsange
Ali Kiba - Mapenzi yana run dunia
Diamond Platnumz - Nitampata wapi
Nyimbo ya taifa ya Tanzania
La Marseillaise
Advance Australia Fair
Alpha Blondy - Les imbéciles
Don Williams - I recall a gypsy woman
Kenny Rogers - Coward of the county
Kenny Rogers - The gamber
Shuky & Aviva - Je t'aime un peu trop
Icagurire indirimbo wumviriza
À la claire fontaine
À la volette (Mon petit oiseau a pris sa volée)
État major by Extra musica
100% by Lolilo
Abagore bari kune bari gutanu by Nkenshimana Emmanuel
Abambuzi by Kidumu
Abantu by Leonard Niyomwungere
Abazungu bw'Ababirigi by Nkeshimana Emmanuel
Abazungu mu kuza by Nkeshimana Emmanuel
Adam na Eva by Pastor Alex & Mary Ominde
Adela Mukasine by Orchestre Umubano / Capt. Nsengiyumva
Adia by Oliver N'Goma
Advance Australia Fair
Africa unite by Bob Marley
African Beauty by Diamond ft Omarion
Afrika by Ben Rutabana
Afrocom by Soso-K
Agaciro k'Abanyarwanda by Kizito Mihigo
Agakecuru by Kitoko Bibarwa
Agakumi kari aho by Alfred & Bernard
Agapiripiri by Steven Sogo ft DJ Sosi
Agasambi by Israel Mbonyi
Agaseko by Makoni Koshua
Agatako by Phocas Fashaho
Agatirano by Steven Sogo
Ah! Vous dirais-je maman
Aho hantu ni he by Byumvuhore
Aifola by Linex
Aiyola by Harmonize
Akabanga by Steven Sogo
Akabuto by Kitoko Bibarwa
Akamanyu k'umutsima by Chorale Sinai
Akina mama by Rose Muhando
All summer long by Kid Rock
All that she wants by Ace of Base
Alouette gentille alouette
Amabano y'inka by Club Higa
Amani by Lolilo
Amanihura ya Rugamba by Claire Rushatsi
Amanihura ya Rugamba (Ingoma) by Claire Rushatsi
Amanihura ya Rugamba (Rwanda)
Amaso akunda by JC Matata
Amaso ku maso by The Ben
Amataha y'inyambo by Abagumyabanga
Amayobera by Meddy
Amina by Rose Muhando
Amosozi y'urukundo (original) by Nikiza David
Amosozi y'urukundo (remix) by Kidumu
Amour by Sybille Cishahayo (Kazuba)
Amour secret by Hélène Rollès
Ampora ku mutima by Jean Paul Samputu
Angalau by Linah
Ange noir by Jean Paul Samputu
Anita by Orchestre Impala
Ansila by Orchestre Irangira
Any man of mine by Shania Twain
Aragiye by Massamba Intore
Araje by Massamba Intore
Arc en ciel by Kizito Mihigo
Ari hehe by Massamba Intore
Around the corner
Asali ya nyuki by Apollinaire Habonimana
Atakushangaza by Bahati Bukuku
Attention les enfants by Michel Sardou
Au clair de la lune
Ayi ehe tumuyage by Club Lac aux oiseaux [Intashikirwa]
Ayiii ayi baba wararaye by Club Lac aux oiseaux [Intashikirwa]
Ayiiiihi ngire nte nkore iki
Baby gal by Jose Chameleone ft Mr X
Baby I miss you by Chris Norman
Baby it's you by Jojo ft Bow Wow
Babyumba by Christopher
Badilisha by Jose Chameleone
Bado by Harmonize ft Diamond
Bajou by Big Fariouz
Bakobwa b'i Kigali by KGB (Kigali Boys)
Bamwe igenda ibonsa by Byumvuhore
Bane by Oliver N'Goma
Bantu mugana iwacu by Mbaraga Albert
Baptist Gospel Songs
Baramujanye by Bahaga
Bararuhiga sha by Orchestre Mihigo
Beat it by Michel Jackson
Because you loved me by Celine Dion
Bei kali by Jose Chameleone
Beletilida by Miss Jojo
Bembeleza by Marlaw
Bemeye kurushinga
Bibananiza iki by Byumvuhore
Bibiyana by Club Giramahoro
Bigoro wangororokeye
Bikindi - Bene Sebahinzi (Intabaza) by Bikindi
Bikindi - Imparirwakunesha by Bikindi
Bikindi - Ingabo z'igihugu by Bikindi
Bikindi - Mbwirabumva by Bikindi
Bikindi - Nanga Abahutu (Akabyutso) by Bikindi
Bikindi - Ngwino ndebe by Itorero Irindiro
Bikindi - Nimwe mwariraye by Bikindi
Bikindi - Ramping rapide by Bikindi
Bikindi - Twasezereye by Bikindi
Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
Bime amatwi by Lolilo
Binti Kimanzi by 20% ft Bushoke
Birandenga by King James
Bon voyage monsieur Dumollet
Bongo bhangra by Akili The Brain ft Big Jahman
Bonne année by Orchestre Impala
Bora nikimbie by Linah
Born to suffer by Lucky Dube
Brigadier Sabari by Alpha Blondy
Brigitte by Orchestre Les Fellows
Buffalo soldier by Bob Marley
Buhoro buhoro by King James
Burundi by Canjo Amisi
Burundi bwacu
Burundi mutima w'Afrika by Ciza Sylvestre
Burundi mutima w'Afrika [remix] by Landry 2bs
Burundi mutima w'Afrika [agace] by Ciza Sylvestre
Bwiza bwanjye by Tom Close & B Gun
C'est moi by C. Jérôme
Chanda Chema by Diamond Platnumz
Chanella by Lolilo
Cheka kidogo by Dudubaya
Cheza katitu by David Kasyoki
Cinderella by Ali Kiba
CNDD-FDD: Nkurunziza turamwemeje
CNDD-FDD: Ntihica ubwoko hica ubutegetsi bubi
CNDD-FDD: Ururirimbo rw'umugambwe
Could you be loved by Bob Marley
Coward of the County I by Kenny Rogers
Coward of the County II by Kenny Rogers
D'amour ou d'amitié by Celine Dion
Damu ya salaam by Khadja Nin
Dawe wa twese by Orchestre Nyampinga
Dear Mr President by Pink
Dhahabu by Dully Sykes
Diamonds by Rihanna
Diana (Gwe wange) by Juliana kanyomozi
Diana (Gwe wange) by Philly Lutaaya
Different colours by Lucky Dube
Dilemma by Nelly ft Kelly Rowland
Disco dancer - Jimmy aaja [1982]
Don't stop 'til you get enough by Michael Jackson
Dorotia by Jose Chameleone
Drowning by Backstreet Boys
Duhe akarwa
Dushimire uwatwiguranye by Itorero Intumwa za Kristu
Dusingize Imana - Magnificat by Korali ya Kigali
Duza ibiganza by Kidumu
EFFUGA BBI by Jose Chameleone
Elle est d'ailleurs by Pierre Bachelet
Emmanuel by Apollinaire Habonimana
En chantant by Michel Sardou
Enjoy by Kidumu
Ese ko ugiye by Orchestre Impala
Ese nibyo by The Ben
Esta wangu by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Ewujeniya by Orchestre Nyampinga
Fagilia by Mr Nice
Fagitire by Byumvuhore
Fagitire 2 by Byumvuhore
Farida by Orchestre Impala
Feeling the nigga by D'banj
Feeling the nigga (remix) by D'banj ft Akon
Fideli Bonifasi Kiraranganya by Bahaga
Fika fika by Lolilo
First lady by Mr Nice
Fool again by West Life
Fool again by West Life
Forever and for always by Shania Twain
Frère Jacques
From this moment by Shania Twain
Gahugu kanje keza nakunze by Barakamfitiye
Gahungawandore by Sybille Cishahayo (Kazuba)
Gakoni k'abakobwa by Mavenge Sudi ft Lil G
Gakoni k'abakobwa (Original) by Mavenge Sudi
Gate le coin by Awilo Longomba
Genda Rwanda uri nziza by Orchestre Impala
Gigi by Natty Dread
Gira ubuntu by Cécile Kayirebwa
Gitandara by Apollinaire Habonimana
Gloria In Excelcis Deo
Gloria In Excelcis Deo by Alain Mukurarinda
Gloria In Excelcis Deo by Evode Ntahonankwa
God bless the women by Lucky Dube
Gorora amaboko by Club Umuhanga
Greedy by Kidumu ft Nameless
Gubegube by Barnaba
Guhoza umwana by Ballet national
Habona by Christopher
Haikaikai by Hussein Machozi
Hakizima Imana by Kidumu
Hakuna Mungu kama wewe by Kijito Choir
Happy by Pharrell Williams
Happy birthday
Happy birthday (Traditional)
Happy nation by Ace of Base
Harakati ya mtoto wa kike by T Boy Gaddis ft Mt Number One
Hari impamvu by Israel Mbonyi
Hari ubuzima by Israel Mbonyi
Haturudi nyuma by Kidumu ft Juliana K.
Have you ever really loved a woman by Bryan Adams
Heal the world by Michael Jackson
Helene wanje
Hi by Dully Sykes
Higa Ruyange by Club Higa
Hilariya by Orchestre Impala
Hips don't lie by Shakira
Hisia zangu by Diamond Platnumz
Hobe hobe by Natty Dread
Holy nation by Natty Dread
Hora ihorere mama by Canjo Amisi
Hot n cold by Ketty Perry
Hotel Kiyovu by Kanyenzi
Humura amaso yawe by Leonard Niyomwungere
Humura Rwanda by Kamaliza
Huna mambo by Afua Suleiman
Hunifahamu by Dully Sykes
Hutu & Tutsi by JC Matata
I am a peace soldier by Senzo
I am alive by Celine Dion
I am Australian
I Kabamena by Bahaga
I love you by Celine Dion
I miss you by Diamond Platnumz
I need you by Marc Anthony
I recall a gypsy woman by Tommy Cash
I recall a gypsy woman by Waylon Jennings
I recall a gypsy woman by Lee Conway
I recall a gypsy woman by B.J. Thomas
I recall a gypsy woman by Don Williams
I recall a gypsy woman by Ricus Nel
Ibicuba [Amazina y'inka]
Ibihe by Israel Mbonyi
Ibimbabaza by Massamba Intore
Ibisiza n'imisozi by Orchestre Nyampinga
Ibitambo by Alexis Dusabe
Ibiti vy'amufe by Bahaga
Ibuka by Lolilo
Ibuka by Nyiranyamibwa
Iby'isi ni amabanga by Orchestre Impala
Iby'iyi si by Kamaliza
Ibyiza bya Nyagasani by Orchestre Les Fellows
Ibyo gukunda birananiye
Icatumye mpinduka by Apollinaire Habonimana
Icecekere by Mbaraga Albert
Ico nama nipfuza by Chorale des Jeunes de la Mère Miséricordieuse
Ico nipfuza by Fabrice N.
Icole by Oliver N'Goma
If I let you go by West Life
If teardrops were pennies by Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton
If that's what it takes by Celine Dion
Igendere ntore z'Imana
Igikomere by Faycal
Igikumi Korotirida by Alfred & Bernard
Igisobanuro cy'urupfu by Kizito Mihigo
Igituma ndirimba by Apollinaire Habonimana
Igitwenge by Rafiki
Ihorere ntusarare by JC Matata
Ikinjana ca 20 by Bahaga
Ikiragi by Kitoko Bibarwa
Ikivi by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Il était un petit navire
Il est beau mon pays by Steven Sogo
Image by Lolilo
Imana ni yo buhungiro by Apollinaire Habonimana
Imbabazi by Lolilo
Imbaraga z'urukundo by Ben Rutabana
Imenagitero by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Imfura zirashize by Ben Rutabana
Imfura zo ku Mugote by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Imigambi by Chorale Sainte Famille
Iminsi yagiye by JC Matata
Impemburo by Sat B
Impeta by Faycal
Impundu by Cécile Kayirebwa
Impundu by Club Umudeyo
Inamaana by Mb Dogg
Inamihungo by Nkeshimana Emmanuel
Inda nini by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Indabo za Mariya by Itorero Intumwa za Kristu
Indagano by Steven Sogo
Inde by Dully Sykes ft Harmonize
Indege irahinda by Kidumu
Indirimbo za Israel Mbonyi [non-stop]
Indoro by Charly & Nina ft Big Fizzo
Ingendo y'abeza by Orchestre Nyampinga
Ingoma z'i Burundi
Ingovyi by Kidumu
Inkotanyi cyane by Ben Rutabana
Inkuru by Sebanani André
Intango y'imperuka by Bahaga
Intare by Kamaliza
Intashyo by Nizeyimana
Intashyo by Ben Rutabana
Intimba y'urukundo by Kidumu
Intuntu yonyica by Akezamutima
Intwari yaratabaye by Orchestre Impala
Inzira ndende
Inzozi by Anny Gatera
Inzozi by King James
Inzozi narose by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Is this love by Bob Marley
Isengesho by Ben Rutabana
Ishari by Lolilo
Ishiraniro by Phocas Fashaho
Ishiraniro (remix) by Daddy Cassanova
Islands in the stream by Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers
It is not easy by Lucky Dube
It's all coming back to me by Celine Dion
Itawa je by Peraps ft Soso-K
Iwacu by Cécile Kayirebwa
Iya mbere Ukwakira
Iyi si irarwaye by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Iyizire by Massamba Intore
Iyizire unyihoreze by Orchestre Les Fellows
Iyo manzi wararaye I
Iyo manzi wararaye II
Iyo mpundu ivuye he
Iyo ngurube by Club Umudeyo
Iyo nterena by Club Giramahoro
Iyoba nosubiye kukubona (original) by Nikiza David
Iyoba nosubiye kukubona (remix) by Lolilo
Iyoba nosubiye kukubona (remix) by Kidumu
Izuba rirarenze by Vincent Niyigaba
Izuba rirarenze [remix] by Charles Uwizihiwe
Jérusalem by Alpha Blondy
J'ai toujours espéré by Musoni Evariste
Jamila by Jose Chameleone
Je t'aime un peu trop by Shuky & Aviva
Je vole by Michel Sardou
Je vous salue Marie comblée de grâce
Jean de La Lune
Jimmy [2007] by M.I.A.
Jingle Bells
Jingle Bells by Boney M
Jipange sawa sawa by Rose Muhando
Jolene by Dolly Parton
Journalistes en danger by Alpha Blondy
Joy to the world by Boney M
Just because I am a woman by Dolly Parton
Jya umenya gusaza by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Kaberuka by Orchestre Impala
Kabudensiya Inarukundo by Bahaga
Kabuye by Yakobo Gikwega
Kabuye ka Jabana by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Kadoli by Ben Mbatha (Kativui Mweene) [DAWA]
Kama baba ungehesabu by Apostle Kyande
Kama vipi by Ray C ft Mez B
Kama yule by Q Chief
Kamaliza by Kamaliza
Kampeni (Tupa Tupa) by Bahati Bukuku
Kamwambie by Diamond Platnumz
Kamwenubusa mwananje by Akezamutima
Kana karembera by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Kanda amazi by Kina Music Stars
Kantarama by Ben Rutabana
Karimi kashyari by Sebanani André
Karita by Mkosamali
Karoli nkunda
Kayengeyenge by JC Matata
Kaze by Club Giramahoro
Kenyera igitenge by Club Giramahoro
Kera by Jesus Jeyndan
Kesho by Diamond Platnumz
Kibonge by Massamba Intore
Kichuna by Kidumu
Kidalipo by Mr Nice
Kidato kimoja by JI ft Lil Ghetto
Kidogo by Diamond ft P Square
Kigoma by Kigoma all stars
Kikulacho by Mr Nice
Kindu Wanye by Ben Mbatha (Kativui Mweene) [DAWA]
Kira se nyakuramba
Kiradodora by Sam & Yacouba
Kirezi c'umugenzi by Jean Berchmans
Kiyonga by Yakobo Gikwega
Kizai Haikai by Diamond & Machozi
Kizaizai by Diamond Platnumz
Kizaizai remix by Diamond ft Linah
Ko wanyanze by Kitoko Bibarwa
Konsesa by Mkosamali
Ku gasozi ka kure by Nicolas
Ku gasozi ka Rusororo by Uwizeye John
Ku marembo y'Ijuru by Israel Mbonyi
Ku migezi y'i Babuloni by Israel Mbonyi
Ku munini by Mavenge Sudi
Ku musalaba by Israel Mbonyi
Ku mushaha by Kidumu
Ku ruzi Benga by Abashazangendo
Ku Se Misheli by Bahaga
Kuba kw'isi ni ukwitonda by Général Femi De J'Abat
Kubeza inyambo
Kuji Fondeya by Khadja Nin
Kuki by Tom Close
Kuki turira by Alexis Dusabe
Kunda ugukunda by Kamaliza
Kuri iyi si by Mt Number One ft T Boy Gaddis
Kuvyukuri (remix) by Lolilo
Kw'iriba ry'urukundo
Kwa nyogokuru by Steven Sogo
Kwangwaru by Harmonize Ft Diamond Platnumz
Kwibuka by Karemera Rodrigue
Kwubaka si ukubomora by Abashazangendo
La ballade by Gérard Lenorman
La Conta (Ihorere Munyana) by Iradukunda Valère
La femme de mon patron by Daouda Koné
La maladie d'amour by Michel Sardou
La Marseillaise
Laisse-moi t'aimer by Mike Brant
Lala salama by Diamond Platnumz
Latifah by Mb Dogg
Laurette by Kamaliza
Le téléphone pleure by Claude François
Leave me alone by Michael Jackson
Leave me alone by Big Fariouz
Leo Leya by Khadja Nin
Les imbéciles by Alpha Blondy
Let's make a night to remember by Bryan Adams
Lonely by Linah
Lucille by Kenny Rogers
Lucille (A fine time to leave me) by Waylon Jennings
Lucky boys party by Soso-K
Lulu by Mtoni Evangelical Choir
Lusa by Oliver N'Goma
Ma chérie by Lady Aisha
Mac Muga by Ali Kiba
Machozi by Lady Jaydee
Mag mag by RDF military band
Mahaba ya dhati by Ray C
Maisha by Big Fariouz
Maisha ya bongo by 20 percent
Maisha ya dunia by Bahati Bukuku
Maji yakisha mwagika by Mkosamali
Majonzi by Lolilo
Majonzi (remix) by Lolilo
Malbrough s'en va-t-en guerre
Malebo by Munishi
Mama by Khadja Nin
Mama by Leonard Niyomwungere
Mama Afrika by T Boy Gaddis ft Baby J
Mama Mia by Jose Chameleone
Mama Munyana by Sebanani André
Mama ntilie by Gelly & AT ft Ray C
Mama Rhoda by Jose Chameleone ft Bushoke
Mama wo kwa Mutama by Bahaga
Mama yangu by Banana Zorro
Mambo fresh by Bahaga
Mambo juu ya mambo by Big Fariouz
Man down by Rihanna
Man with a mission by Natty Dread
Mana ube hafi by Byumvuhore
Manjonjo by Dogo A
Mapenzi by Kidumu
Mapenzi basi by Diamond Platnumz
Mapenzi kazini ni sumu
Mapenzi yana run dunia by Ali Kiba
Mapenzi yangu by Ray C
Maraha by Lolilo
Maria Salome by Saida Karoli
Marita by Elion Victory ft Kamichi
Mariya by Africa Nova
Mariya Roza by Makoni Koshua
Marry you by Diamond Platnumz ft Ne-Yo
Mary's boy child by Boney M
Mashemeji wangapi by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Matatizo by Dogo A
Match nul by Daouda Koné
Matrida huna siri by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Mawazo by Diamond Platnumz
Mayi we rama by Club Lac aux oiseaux [Intashikirwa]
Mbabare ngire nte by Kamaliza
Mbagala by Diamond Platnumz
Mbarik Fall by Khadja Nin
Mbayahaga, Bagaza n'abandi by Bahaga
Mbaze igiti mbaze inyoni (original) by Ciza Sylvestre
Mbaze igiti mbaze inyoni (remix) by Big Fariouz
Mbe Gigi by Club Umudeyo
Mbega ibyago by Orchestre Impala
Mbwira by Miss Jojo
Mbwira by Baby John
Mbwira igituma by Africa Nova
Mbwira ijambo rimwe by Orchestre Impala
Mbwira impamvu by Monique Mujawamariya
Mdogo mdogo (Kitorondo) by Diamond Platnumz
Mibirizi by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Mikasi by Mangwair
Mireille by Evode Ntahonankwa
Mke mwema
Mkuki moyoni by Afande Sele ft Das Baba
Mon coeur balance by Daouda Koné
Mon coeur te dit je t'aime by Frédéric François
Mon père avait raison by Alpha Blondy
Money money by 20 percent
Moto moto by Ray C
Mountain angel by Dolly Parton
Moyo wa subira by Linex
Moyo wangu by Diamond Platnumz
Mpanagura amarira by Evode Ntahonankwa
Mpe sure by Mpaki Mfahaki ft Dully Sykes
Mpenzi by Dudubaya
Mpinganzima by Karemera Rodrigue
Mpishuka by Lolilo
Mpore ma by Bahaga
Mpore ma (Imisi irasa...) by Apollinaire Habonimana
Mpore Ma Godz
Mpore wararaye by Club Lac aux oiseaux [Intashikirwa]
Mporeza umwana (original)
Mporeza umwana (remix) by Big Fariouz
Mshenga by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Mteule uwe macho by Rose Muhando
Mu gitara kwa Bernard by Alfred & Bernard
Mu kibira ca Nyungwe by Evode Ntahonankwa
Mu mirambi by Club Lac aux oiseaux [Intashikirwa]
Mubabarirane by Israel Mbonyi
Mubwire by Meddy
Muetse by Oliver N'Goma
Mugore wanje by Kidumu
Muhima na Rugenge by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Muhoza wanjye by Twagirayezu Cassien
Mukamusoni by Masabo Nyangenzi
Mukobwa ndagowe by JC Matata
Mulika mwizi by Kidumu ft Sana
Mumutashye by Mboneye Eulade
Mungu ibariki Afrika
Muntegetse iki by Orchestre Impala
Munyana by Big Fariouz
Murabanza muribaze
Murantunga by JC Matata
Murondo uri mu bigero by Shungura Pancrace
Mutangana by Mugabo Justin
Muthoni kifagio by Newton Karish
Muvyeyi by Canjo Amisi
Muzagire umwaka mwiza aleluya
Muziki by Darassa ft Ben Pol
Mw'ijuru ry'intwari by Ben Rutabana
Mwamikazi w'isi n'ijuru by Orchestre Nyampinga
Mwamikazi w'isi n'ijuru by Chorale Saint Dominique
Mwana by Ali Kiba
Mwananje ntunanirwe by Akezamutima
Mwendwa KK by Queen Jane
Mwiriwe neza by Yakobo Gikwega
My dear by Akili The Brain ft Saraha & Big Jahman
My love by West Life
My reggae by Natty Dread
N'i Nyagasambu rirarema by JC Matata
Na wewe milele by Ray C
Na wewe tu by 2 Berry ft Shirko
Naba namwe by Byumvuhore
Nabambanywe na Kristo by Apollinaire Habonimana
Nabikoowa by Juliana kanyomozi
Nakshi mrembo by Ali Kiba
Nakuita by Mr Nice
Nakupenda by Lady Jaydee
Nakupenda by Saida Karoli
Nakuuliza shetani by Rose Muhando
Nalia by Jennifer Mgendi
Nalia na mengi by Diamond Platnumz
Nama ntangara by Apollinaire Habonimana
Namahibo by Ngabo Léonce
Namba moja by Kidumu
Nana by Diamond ft Mr Flavour
Naona huruma by Apostle Kyande
Naramukundaga by King James
Narashize by King James
Naraye ndonse by Kamaliza
Nasema nawe by Diamond ft Khadija Kopa
Nataka kulewa by Diamond Platnumz
Naumia by Jose Chameleone
Naze rirarenga by Club Giramahoro
Ndababaye by Orchestre Nyampinga
Ndabyemeye by Christopher
Ndacagukunda by Lolilo
Ndadaye Melchior - Abamwishe barihenze cane by Général Femi De J'Abat
Ndagukunda by King James
Ndagutegereje by King James
Ndakubona by Tom Close
Ndakuramutsa mwamikazi
Ndamubabaye ndamubabaye
Ndamuhamagara by Tom Close ft Uncle Austin
Ndanyuzwe by Israel Mbonyi
Ndarota by Shanel
Ndi umushyumba by Makoni Koshua
Ndi uwa Ruwi by Alfred & Bernard
Ndire nihogore
Ndivyo sivyo by Professor Jay ft Jose Chameleone
Ndombolo ya solo by Saida Karoli
Ndukatiye urwo gupfa by Byumvuhore
Ne pleure pas Jeannette
Negereye intebe yawe by Apollinaire Habonimana
Never forget me by Bone Thugs ft Akon
Ngeri wararaye by Sybille Cishahayo (Kazuba)
Ngoma bila nguo by Newton Karish
Ngoma ya ruhinda by Club Giramahoro
Ngwino by Kidumu
Ngwino sugi idasumbwa by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Ngwino unsange by Orchestre Nyampinga
Ni amaki mukobwa by Canjo Amisi
Ni amayugi
Ni ku bw'urukundo by Apollinaire Habonimana
Ni kuki by Mboneye Eulade
Ni umugabo by Ngabo Léonce
Ni umuyabaga by Nziza Désiré
Ni Yesu ubikora by Isaie Uzayisenga
Nibebe by Rose Muhando
Nihurumie by Ray C ft Chidi Benz
Nikilala naota (remix) by Q Chief ft Linah & Barnaba
Nikusaidiaje by Professor Jay ft Ferooz
Nilianza safari by Rose Jeffa
Nimekuchagua wewe by Bob Rudala
Nimeondoka by Dudubaya
Nimezama by Ray C
Nimpende nani by Diamond Platnumz
Nimuntahirize ab'iwacu by Evode Ntahonankwa
Nimuve mu nzira by Kamaliza
Nimuze tubyine by Jean Paul Samputu
Nimwishime munezerwe
Ninachokipata by Q Chief
Ninahaza Imana by Evode Ntahonankwa
Ningekusamehe by 20% ft Inno & Witney
Nitafanya by Kidumu ft Lady Jaydee
Nitampata wapi by Diamond Platnumz
Nitarejea by Diamond Platnumz
Niwanyemera by Big Fariouz
Niwe by Richard Nick Ngendahayo
Njia panda by Barnaba ft Pipi
Njiwa peleka salamu
Nkarira by Lolilo ft Diamond
Nkufitiye ijambo by Mugabo Justin
Nkumbuye umwana twareranywe by Orchestre Impala
Nkunda abantu by Alfred & Bernard
Nkunda kuborerwa by Nkoroka Protais
Nkunda kuborerwa [remix] by Yoya Jamal
No money no life by NJ ft Dogo A
No woman no cry by Bob Marley
None twaza by Cécile Kayirebwa
Notamvye by Bahaga
Nothing but prayer by Senzo
Nshaka umukunzi nkawe by Mboneye Eulade
Nta bundi buhinga by Peace and Love
Nta kintu mfise by Apollinaire Habonimana
Ntacica nk'irungu by Canjo Amisi
Ntacyadutanya by The Ben ft Priscillah
Ntawuhora iwabo by Club Giramahoro
Ntawuhwanye nawe by Apollinaire Habonimana
Ntibazi ico bakora by Bahaga
Ntihinda by Club Giramahoro
Ntukamwinyegeze by Africa Nova
Ntuntumeyo by JC Matata
Number one by Diamond Platnumz
Number one (CCM) by Diamond Platnumz
Number one remix by Diamond ft Davido
Nyakati za mwisho by Bahati Bukuku
Nyamibwa y'igikundiro by Nkurunziza
Nyandika by Sat B
Nyanza ya Butare by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Nyaranja by JC Matata
Nyaruguru by Jean Paul Samputu
Nyaruka nyarukirayo by Niyigaba Vincent
Nyeganyega by Massamba Intore
Nyegera cane by JC Matata
Nyegera ntite wumve by Evode Ntahonankwa
Nyemerera by Lolilo
Nyiramariza by Orchestre Impala
Nyota yako by TID
Nyota yako (original ???)
Nzajya nyiringira by Alexis Dusabe
Nzakubona ryari by King James
Nzakumara irungu by Kamaliza
Nzataha Yeruzalemu nshya by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Nzela by Banana Zorro
Nzi ibyo nibwira by Israel Mbonyi
Nzogukunda by Big Fariouz
Nzokujana by Kidumu
Nzomuha ico ashaka by Ngabo Léonce
Nzopfa barushe by Lolilo
Nzovu by Massamba Intore
Oh come all ye faithful by Boney M
One love by Bob Marley
Only girl by Rihanna
Papaoutai by Stromae
Piga simu by Diva ft Diamond
Pii pii by Marlaw
Please forgive me by Bryan Adams
Pole dada by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Pondération by Blaise Bula
Porokondo by Awilo Longomba
Pour que tu m'aimes encore by Celine Dion
Premier gaou by Magic System
Pressure by Banana Zorro ft Hafsa
Prisoner by Lucky Dube
Quand je t'aime by Demis Roussos
Quand on est en amour by Patrick Norman
Queen of my heart by West Life
Qui saura by Mike Brant
Rafiki by Mr Nice
Rasta wake up by Senzo
Red red wine by UB40
Reggae strong by Lucky Dube
Regina by Akili The Brain ft Steven 2K
Reka by Lolilo
Reka ngende i Burundi by Claire Rushatsi
Reka ngende i Burundi (agace) by Claire Rushatsi
Reka ubwiza bwawe buze by Apollinaire Habonimana
Relax by Kidumu ft Peter Msechu
Remember me by Lucky Dube
Respect by Miss Jojo
Rita by Marlaw
Rivers of Babylon by Boney M
Roar by Ketty Perry
Rosie by Francis Cabrel
Rubanda by Makanyaga Abdoul
Rubanda (Remix) by Makanyaga Abdoul ft Kina Music Stars
Rucunda Rutegama by Bahaga
Rudi by Lolilo ft TID
Rukara rwa Bishingwe by Sebatunzi
Rurashonga by Kitoko Bibarwa
Rwanda iyo ngutekereje by Ben Rutabana
Rwanda nziza
Rwanyonga na Rwabugiri I by Rwishyura Apollinaire
Rwanyonga na Rwabugiri II by Rwishyura Apollinaire
Rwarugamba by Club Lac aux oiseaux [Intashikirwa]
Saba by Kidumu
Sabizeze bya Sabiyogera by Muyango
Sabo by JC Matata
Sacrifice by Elton John
Safari ya katitu by Katitu Boys
Saga by Oliver N'Goma
Saga plage by Lolilo
Sagamba Burundi by Ngabo Léonce
Salamu Maria mama wa Mungu
Salima by Linex ft Diamond
Salome by Dully Sykes
Salome (Club) by Diamond ft Rayvanny
Salome (Traditional) by Diamond ft Rayvanny
Sambolera by Khadja Nin
Samsoni na Delila by Kwa Viumbe Vyote Choir
Sasambua by Mr Nice
Satura amabafle by Sat B
Save the children by Steven Sogo
Savez-vous planter les choux
Sciences sans conscience by Alpha Blondy
Sea by Papii Kocha & Nguza Viking
Selina by Alicom ft Mishi
Senga by Lolilo
Senorita by Don Williams
Serafina by Club Giramahoro
Seremala by Apostle Kyande
Shauri moyo by Daudi Kabaka
Shida by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Shida za dunia by Jose Chameleone
Shikamoo baba by Mojashi Maktera
Shikilia by Natacha
Show me by Harmonize ft Rich Mavoko
Shyira agahinda
Shyira iyo ntimba by Kamaliza
Si j'étais président by Gérard Lenorman
Si uliniambia by Mb Dogg
Si ulinikataa by Q Chief
Sibyo by Kitoko & Meddy
Sida by Leonard Niyomwungere
Sida by Kidumu
Sifa by Eunia Simbagoye
Sikuhitaji tena by Ray C
Sikutaka by Dudubaya ft Radhia
Silent night by Boney M
Simbi by Mavenge Sudi
Simbi [remix] by Mavenge Simbi ft Mento
Simenye ko ari bwo bwa nyuma by Byumvuhore
Simoni by Ngabo Léonce
Sina mali sina deni by Khadja Nin
Sinabazwa kugoheka by JC Matata
Sinakwanze by Kamaliza
Sinarinkuzi by Tom Close ft The Ben
Sinarinzi by Big Fariouz
Sinarinzi (original) by Musoni Evariste
Sindagira unsange by Ntibahanana
Sinoguhisha by Big Fariouz
Sinzibagirwa by Israel Mbonyi
Sinzokorwa n'isoni by Apollinaire Habonimana
Sinzokwibagira by JC Matata
Sisi wana wa dunia
Sitopenda tena by Big Fariouz ft Kidumu
Sitya Loss by Eddy Kenzo
Slave by Lucky Dube
Slowly by Meddy
So what by Pink
Sogea sogea by Ray C
Sokuru nyokuru by Alfred & Bernard
Soledad by West Life
Soma rusose by Kidumu
Songa mbele by Ben Rutabana
Soon and very soon by Brenda Fassie
Sorry by Justin Bieber
Soso by Big Fariouz
Sous le vent by Celine Dion ft Garou
Starehe by Ferooz ft Professor Jay
Stir up by Bob Marley
Stronger by Kelly Clarkson
Super Bass by Nicki Minaj
Sur la terre by Minani Rwema
Sur le pond d'Avignon
Susana by Nkem Owoh [Osuofia]
Susuruka by Sebanani André
Suzuki by Orchestre Nyampinga
Swaga umwambiro by Club Umudeyo
Sweet Wanjira by Newton Karish
T'es OK [1980] by Ottawan
Take me to your heart by Michael Learns To Rock
Tamaa mbaya by 20 percent
Tarihinda by Cécile Kayirebwa
TE AMO by Butera Knowless ft Roberto
Temba ntereke by Nikiza David
Teremuka mujini by Club Umudeyo
That is the way it is by Celine Dion
The gambler by Kenny Rogers
The power of love by Celine Dion
The storm is over by R Kelly
The telephone call by George Jones with Tina
This is the way we wash our hands
This world is not my home by Jim Reeves
Three little birds by Bob Marley
Time after time by Cyndi Lauper
Tina turudiane by Mbaraka Mwinshehe
Tinda Tine by Lady Namu Mariam
Tiroryinka (Yasa n'irirenga) ** by Bahaga
Tiroryinka (Yasa n'irirenga) by Bahaga
Together as one by Lucky Dube
Tombé love by Face à Face
Too much by Sat B
Tout est accompli by Willy Uwizeye
Travailler c'est trop dur by Alpha Blondy
Tsigitira ku Rusizi by Alfred & Bernard
Tubigine [muraberewe] by Club Giramahoro
Tukabyine by Miss Jojo ft Rafiki
Turi abana b'u Rwanda by Kizito Mihigo
Turi abavandimwe by Hiroki & Samputu
Twarabakundaga by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Twigine Noël
Twikundanire by Victoire
Twist ni nzuri by John Amutabi Nzenze
Ubarijoro by Karemera Rodrigue
Ubarijoro (1 & 2) by Karemera Rodrigue
Ubuhamya by Kidumu
Ubukwe bwiza by Niyomugabo Philemon
Ubunebwe by Dogo A
Ubuzima by Peace and Love group
Ukimwona by Diamond Platnumz
Ukimwona remix by Diamond ft Yemi Alade
Uko nagyiye i Buganda
Uko wapi by Ray C
Ukuntu nagiye mu muji by Mkosamali
Ukuresha inkumi by Nkeshimana Emmanuel
Ukwiye amashimwe by Apollinaire Habonimana
Umbabarire mawe by Byumvuhore
Umbrella by Rihanna
Umbrella by Rihanna ft Jay-Z
Umekikataa by Ray C
Umpora iki (remix) by Lolilo
Umubyeyi twarazwe ni Mariya by Chorale Emmanuel
Umudiho wa 'Zouk' by JC Matata
Umuduri - Mariya weee
Umuduri - Rwagitima
Umugabo w'ukuri by Canjo Amisi
Umugamba w'inka by Club Giramahoro
Umugeni mwiza by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Umuhanano (Ryangombe) by Rucakanama Edward
Umukenyezi w'umwizigirwa by Club Giramahoro
Umulisa by Cécile Kayirebwa
Umulisa by Impessa
Umunezero by Cécile Kayirebwa
Umunsi uwo munsi by Orchestre Les Fellows
Umunsi wandutiye iyindi by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Umunsi wandutiye iyindi [remix] by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Umunyarwandakazi by Bahaga
Umurage by Byumvuhore
Umuriro watse by King James
Umurunga w'iminsi by Alexis Kagame
Umusalaba w'urukundo
Umusumba by Mugabo Justin
Umutesi by Amis des jeunes
Umutesi by Kagambage Alexandre
Umutesi umuteta abikwiye
Umutima ukunda by Papy John
Umutima waraye umpondangura by Makoni Koshua
Umutoni by Kamaliza
Umutoni by Orchestre Nyampinga
Umutoni wanjye by Kagambage Alexandre
Umutwa, Umututsi n'Umuhutu by Alfred & Bernard
Umutwe by John Bebwa
Umuvyeyi by Africa Nova
Umuyoboro by Alexis Dusabe
Umva bantu
Umve kira
Umwali by Munyanshoza Dieudonné
Umwali wanze umwalimu
Umwana by Cécile Kayirebwa
Understanding by Lady Jaydee ft TID
Upofu (Natamani) by Diamond Platnumz
Urabaruta by Sebanani André
Urabeho by Minani Rwema
Uragahora ku ngoma by Alexis Dusabe
Uramurera by Club Higa
Urantunga mu bandi by Nikiza David
Urashaka iki Ngarambe by Jean Paul Samputu
Uri Imana by Apollinaire Habonimana
Urugendo by Kidumu
Urugo ruhire by Massamba Intore
Urugo ruhire by Mugabo Justin
Urukundo by Kitoko Bibarwa
Urukundo by JC Matata
Urukundo ntirugurwa by Mkosamali
Urukundo si amafaranga
Urupfu rwa Maconco
Ururabo by Mboneye Eulade
Ururabo by Orchestre Nyampinga
Ururirimbo rwa FPR Inkotanyi
Ururirimbo rwa PALIPEHUTU
Urwiririza by Byumvuhore
Urwo ngukunda by Victoire
Urwo ngukunda ni cyimeza by Sebanani André
Usione soo sema nae
Usiuseme moyo by Lady Jaydee
Usize nkuru ki by Byumvuhore
Utalijua jiji I by Afua Suleiman
Utalijua jiji II by Afua Suleiman
Utamu wa Yesu by Rose Muhando
Utanipenda by Diamond Platnumz
Utujede by NJ
Uwa mbere yaraje by Club Giramahoro
Uwera by Rugamba Sipiriyani
Uwiteka ni we mwungeri wanjye by Alexis Dusabe
Uwo ninde by Christopher
Uyu mwana ni we mahoro by Théophile Rubayita
Uyu mwana ni we mahoro [Remix] by Ben Kayiranga
Uzaze urebe by Massamba Intore
Uzoruca rutarama by Orchestre communal de Buraza
Vailet by Matonya
Valu valu by Jose Chameleone
Vimba vimba by 3 Hills ft Kidumu
Vinatosha by Florence ft Cecilia
Violet Hill by Coldplay
Vuza amakembe by Steven Sogo
Vyagira muri beza by Club culturel IHUNJA
Wa ngenzi utazi Uburundi
Wagiye he by Canjo Amisi
Waka waka by Shakira ft Wyclef Jean
Wakati ule wa Nuhu by Kwa Viumbe Vyote Choir
Wale watu by Khadja Nin
Waltzing Matilda by Slim Dusty
War and crime by Lucky Dube
Wari ucyuye igihe [1] by Mugabo Justin
Wari ucyuye igihe [1]* by Mugabo Justin
Wari ucyuye igihe [2] by Mugabo Justin
Wastahili sifa by Apollinaire Habonimana
Watanionaje by Ray C ft Barnaba
Watora Mari by Jah Prayzah ft Diamond
Watumishi wangapi (Luke 15: 11-32) by Apostle Kyande
We are the world by USA FOR AFRICA ft Michael Jackson
We got love by Don Williams
We got love (Cover) by Graf...
We wish a merry Christmas by Boney M
Wedding day by Brenda Fassie
Whenever wherever by Shakira
Whose bed have your boots been under by Shania Twain
Will you be there by Michael Jackson
Wiyizire ma by Africa Nova
Wowe wasigaye by Byumvuhore
Wrong number by Barnaba ft Linah
Wuzuye icubahiro by Apollinaire Habonimana
Ya nini malumbano by 20 percent
Yaciye ibintu by King James
Yaco urira by Lolilo ft Big Fariouz
Yaga Mukama by Bahaga
Yahaya by Big Fariouz
Yahaya by Lady Jaydee
Yankuyeho urubanza by Israel Mbonyi
Yantumye by King James
Yantumye (Kizomba version) by King James
Yaramenje by Kidumu
Yarantumye by Africa Nova
Yegwe weka by Lilian Mbabazi ft Kitoko
Yehova azonyishurira by Leonard Niyomwungere
Yesu arabaruta by Bigizi Gentil
Yesu number one by Israel Mbonyi
Yewe dawe by Orchestre Impala
Yewe mukobwa by Orchestre Les Fellows
Yezu ageragezwa by Leonard Niyomwungere
Yitwa ntihemuka by Denise Nkurunziza
Yobu by Byumvuhore
Yoronimu by Club Higa
You by Kitoko Bibarwa
You are a good God by Apollinaire Habonimana
You are my best friend by Don Williams
You sang to me by Marc Anthony
You're my number one by Enrique Iglesias
You're OK [1980] by Ottawan
You're still the one by Shania Twain
Your man by Josh Turner
Yozefu muri Egiputa by Apollinaire Habonimana
Zana by Club Higa
Zigo remix by AY ft Diamond
Zilipendwa by Diamond, Harmonize, Rich Mavoko, Rayvanny
Zimana by Association Abagumyabanga
Zirikana by Niyomugabo Philemon
Zoba by Banana Zorro
Zuba ryanjye by Sebanani André
Zuwena by Mr. Paul
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A state lawmaker wants to remove the supervision of some private, for-profit career colleges from a state agency dominated by the same people who run the colleges, citing a potential conflict of interest.
Rep. Reginald Meeks, D-Louisville, is sponsoring a bill to revamp the Kentucky State Board for Proprietary Education, which licenses 122 for-profit schools offering two-year associate's degrees, technical certificates or other diplomas in different career fields.
Meeks would transfer the board's oversight of seven two-year, for-profit colleges to the state's Council on Post-secondary Education.
Six of the board's 11 seats are filled by representatives of for-profit colleges, appointed by the governor. Board chairman Mark Gabis is president of Owensboro-based Daymar College, which is being sued in McCracken Circuit Court by a group of students who allege their educations left them in debt and were inadequate for them to get good jobs or transfer their credits to other schools.
The for-profit education industry has come under scrutiny recently by Congress and the states following complaints from students who say they went into debt — often using federally guaranteed financial aid —— without getting the educations or subsequent job placements the colleges had promised.
To read the complete article, visit www.kentucky.com.

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Angels 8, Rangers 4: Albert Pujols homered twice and Peter Bourjos and Mark Trumbo also went deep as Los Angeles powered past host Texas.
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Angels 8, Rangers 4: Albert Pujols homered twice and Peter Bourjos and Mark Trumbo also went deep as Los Angeles powered past host Texas.
Pujols hit a two-run blast in the first and added a solo shot in the sixth for his 45th career multi-homer gamer. Trumbo also hit a two-run shot in the opening inning as the Angels staked Tommy Hanson (1-0) to a four-run lead before he took the mound.
Hanson allowed three runs and six hits in six innings in his first start with Los Angeles after being acquired from Atlanta in the offseason. Rangers starter Matt Harrison (0-2) gave up five runs and eight hits in five innings.
Mitch Moreland and Ian Kinsler hit solo homers off Hanson in the third to pull Texas within 5-2. Bourjos and Pujols each clubbed homers in the sixth to get the Angels' lead back to five.
Former Texas standout Josh Hamilton went 0-for-4 and struck out twice and is 1-for-20 in five games with the Angels. He is hitless in eight at-bats with four strikeouts in the series in his first action against the Rangers since leaving as a free agent after last season.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Hamilton said his wife had to call security prior to Friday's series opener due to obscenities and insults being hurled at her and the family's four children. ... Texas OF Nelson Cruz homered in the ninth for his lone hit after having multi-hit outings in each of the first four games. ... Pujols served as the designated hitter due to persistent foot pain. He became the first American League player and third overall to hit two homers and be issued three intentional walks in the same game. He also passed Stan Musial and Willie Stargell - who each hit 475 - on the all-time homers list and now stands 28th with 477.


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PITTSBURGH, November 14, 2003 The University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health (GSPH) has established the Dr. Edgar and Lauraine Duncan Endowed Fund for Student Resources.
Dr. Duncan, who has most recently served as project director of the Partners in Education Consortium at GSPH, was the first African American student at GSPH as well as the first African American commissioned as a pharmacist in the U.S. Public Health Service, and the first African American chief pharmacist at a USPHS hospital. In 1972, he also was the first pharmacist promoted to the rank of assistant surgeon general, where he spent five years.
In 1982, Dr. Duncan became the first GSPH graduate to serve in the schools senior administration as associate dean for academic affairs. In this position he developed and instituted the Public Health Careers Opportunity Program for minority and disadvantaged students and served as the affirmative action officer for the school.
He was recently honored at a reception at the Twentieth Century Club in Oakland, which was attended by more than 250 of his academic colleagues, friends, industry and non-profit leaders and family members. The reception was co-chaired by Philip Hallen, president-emeritus of the Maurice Falk Medical Fund; and Loren Roth, M.D., associate senior vice chancellor of the health sciences at the University of Pittsburgh.
It is with great pleasure that we begin this fund in honor of a man who has contributed so much to society and to GSPH, said Bernard D. Goldstein, M.D., dean of GSPH. This fund will offer permanent financial support to deserving masters or doctorate students at the Graduate School of Public Health who have demonstrated need, with priority given to the disadvantaged. Awards can provide a broad range of student support including books and fees, research support, stipends and travel.
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"The game's second chapter for instance has you traveling from Chicago to South Dakota and in the middle of it you HAVE TO take part in a shooting contest. The game already featured a tutorial on shooting and the new point shooting system (spoiler: it's bullet time), why interrupt what the game does so well to make me prove once again that I can shoot? Didn't I just do that a few missions back?"
The above statement provided in the review here is mostly false, namely the part where Mr. Sinicki elaborated it was a mandatory endeavor. It is actually not a "mandatory" section however, it is strictly optional (you are walking to the range willingly, not forced into the mini game) and to be fair, the mini game tutorial is kind of warranted as outside of the bullet-time section in Chapter 1 you don't really "free-shoot" anything. (Game assumes your playing as super-stealth playthrough I guess)
*Spoilers on the mission*
There are two ways of completing this mission the simple one: simply do the shootout and win and promptly leaving.
Or the stealth way where you ignore the old man and walk off to the other side of the gun store, pull the power, steal the keycard behind the counter (next to where you started), go into backroom behind the counter, go through the trench system, go to a 'secret' bunker, more trench navigation, open the safe in that building to the right of the shooting range section (Past Lynch), take the guns, and gtfo.
So, in short: bad example for the point of pacing your trying to get across especially since the information provided is false.
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Guided by this Spirit, William has diagnosed thousands of "mystery illnesses" and reversed them with the right natural foods, herbs and supplements. Here, he dispels many medical and dietary myths. He reveals the role of Epstein–Barr virus in so-called chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and thyroid conditions. So often there's a viral cause, and the more compromised the immune system the more the viruses take hold. He elaborates on the secrets behind diabetes, adrenal fatigue, Candida, migraine, shingles, ADHD, PTSD, depression, PMS and Lyme disease. He's adamant that the Borrelia parasite is not the cause of Lyme.
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Syracuse, N.Y. -- Dr. Frederick Roberts, a Syracuse pediatrician who has cared for more than 300,000 children in a career spanning 65 years, is retiring.
Colleagues at Upstate Medical University, where the 92-year-old physician has been a faculty member since 1954, gave Roberts a surprise party today at Upstate's pediatrics outpatient clinic in University Health Care Center in downtown Syracuse.
Roberts reminisced about caring for polio patients in the 1940s and 1950s.
"The difference between then and now is unbelievable," he said. "Now we have all the instruments in our hands to do things we thought would never be accomplished."
Roberts said he will miss his colleagues and patients.
Dr. Thomas Welch, chair of pediatrics at Upstate, said Roberts has "... almost God-like status among pediatricians in the community."
Dr. Howard L. Weinberger, a professor of pediatrics at Upstate, was training at Upstate when he first met Roberts. "When I watched him interacting with patients I learned so much," Weinberger said. "He gave each patient his full attention."
Roberts and his wife, Ann, a nutritionist, started Central New York's first cystic fibrosis clinic. Roberts also was the first doctor in Syracuse to perform an intrauterine blood transfusion to a fetus still inside the womb, according to Welch.
Roberts opened an outpatient clinic for poor children in 1995 when he was 85. He also helped raise money for the Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital by donating proceeds from the sale of his second book, "Children Courageous and Their Families."
He received a Post-Standard Achievement Award in 1999 in recognition of his service to the community.
Roberts grew up in a house near the Syracuse University School of Medicine — today part of Upstate — at East Fayette and McBride streets. His father was a doctor who had a home office.
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FREMONT, CA--(Marketwire - February 11, 2010) - DCG announced today that it has acquired Zyvex
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Zyvex Instruments' flagship product, the nProber, is a state-of-the-art
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Germany December Manufacturing Orders Surprisingly Fell
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Manufacturing orders in Germany surprisingly declined in December, though orders from the euro zone rose significantly, potentially signaling a recovery, data from the country's economics ministry showed Thursday.
Revisions to November data showed that orders in that month grew more than previously reported.
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How I Use Cadence As A Tool For Recovery (And Why You Should, Too!)
Guest Post by Lindsey Scherf, Lumo Run sponsored athlete and member of our product team.
Let me start my intro with a brief mention of what cadence is and some of the terminology that is used when talking about it. Cadence is the number of steps you take per minute while running. The term step is sometimes confused with or used interchangeably with the term stride. A stride is considered 2 steps or the number of times the same foot (counting just the right foot) strikes the ground—so 90 strides per minute = 180 steps per minute.
I began my research on cadence with hopes of discovering magical cadence numbers that maximize running performances at various speeds, distances, or percentages of maximum effort for racing. However, I ended up through my exploration of the utility of cadence, discovering that altering your self selected cadence may ultimately play an even greater role in enhancing your recovery from hard running days.
How fast we run is a combination of stride length and stride frequency. I discovered elite runners seem to go against logical assumptions regarding their self selected cadence when running at race pace. For example one might assume that taller runners would have longer strides and slower cadences at race speeds, however this is not what studies have found. A case study by Enomoto et al. (2008) examined the cadences and stride lengths of the top 3 finishing men at the 2007 World Championship 10,000 meter finals. The study found that until the final lap of the race the race's winner, who was the shortest, had the lowest cadence and longest stride length. Then going into the final lap this same runner picked up his cadence the most significantly while maintaining his stride length. The 2nd place runner slightly increased his cadence and significantly increased his stride length. And the 3rd place runner slightly decreased his cadence while significantly increasing his stride length. Not a finding that enables you to make precise assumptions around cadence numbers that may universally optimize racing results for all runner.
I next sought to explore the correlation between cadence and injury and found the body of research suggests that there is no correlation between wildly different cadences at various speeds and injury rates. However there is a lower end number of roughly 167 that you want to train yourself to stay above to stay above to avoid a heightened vulnerability to injury which was found in recent study by Heiderscheit et al. (2016). So once you are above 167, whether you are running at 170 or 185, there seems to be no difference in your susceptibility to injury.
So now let's move on to what I found most intriguing from my analysis of the cadence research. If a runner is running at a constant speed with a lower cadence that the runner needs to generate more muscular power to have a longer stride to keep pace. If that same runner were to shorten their stride and quicken their cadence, the runner would be relying less on generating muscle power and calling more on their neuromuscular system to activate a quicker cadence for maintaining pace. The body of research and my knowledge of physiology leads me to suggest that on a day when your muscles are feeling sore you might benefit from letting your over taxed muscle fibers recover by running with a quicker cadence and reduced stride length combo that allows you to maintain pace with reduced muscle power output.
On the flip side if your muscles aren't feeling sore but you're feeling "sluggish", such as the day after you marathon training long run, you likely have impaired low frequency neuromuscular function. The tiredness you feel in the absence of muscle soreness is likely due to low frequency neuromuscular fatigue. There is also something known as high frequency muscular fatigue but this is something that is unlikely to be a significant source of fatigue in a distance runs that exceed 10 minutes in duration. Furthermore high frequency neuromuscular fatigue is typically something you fully recover in a matter of minutes.
Low frequency fatigue seems to occur when then there is a prolonged reduction in the release of extracellular calcium ions. Studies show that low frequency neuromuscular fatigue inducing levels of extracellular calcium ions seems to be highly correlated with being in a state of glycogen depletion. After a very long glycogen depleting bout of exercise, like racing a marathon, it can take a runner a week or more on a high carbohydrate diet to fully replenish their depleted muscle glycogen stores. While a well trained runner can replenish their glycogen stores fully after a moderate intensity 6 mile run in a window of 4-6 hours given adequate amounts of carbohydrate intake occur post exercise. Given this information, I'd like to suggest that as a runner you may benefit from paying attention to the source of your fatigue to discern which system is causing your fatigue; muscular? Or low frequency neuromuscular?
Are you feeling sore in your muscles after doing hill repeats the day before?—Possible training prescription: quicken your cadence. Are you feeling sluggish from your long run but your muscles don't feel sore?—Possible training prescription: eat carbs and let your body self select a comfortable at or above 167 and keep the run short. Are you feeling both sore in your muscles and sluggish?—Consider taking an off day, get some extra sleep and eat well; your body likely needs to heal and doing anything more than a short easy run might set back the progression of your fitness because your body is telling you it's tired from both high intensity and long duration stimuli.
I decided to test out hypothesis. So I hit the trail intentionally increasing my self selected cadence on my post hard workout and post weight lifting days. On my post workout recovery run days I typically run with a self selected cadence of 173-176 steps per minute which I was able to identify by running in my Lumo Run capris.
I needed to find a helpful (and non irritating) way to help me up my cadence. I found running to a metronome sound rather unpleasant so I discovered a nifty app called "Spring" which alters the cadence beat of music I actually like (it's essentially pandora to the cadence of my choice). On my recovery run days I preset my cadence music to be a beat between 180-190 steps per minute without altering my running effort on my easy days. Low and behold I found that I felt subjectively better during my recovery run days (feeling best at a cadence of 184-187). And I also felt itching to do my next hard workout earlier than I used to before this cadence upping intervention. This was an anecdotal study of one, but I felt the positive effects strongly and I thinks it's something other runners may want to give some serious consideration to testing out in their training regimens.
If you want to attempt upping your cadence on your recovery run days I would suggest starting with an increase of 5 steps per minute and see how you feel and repeat this 3 times. If you're continuing to have good results, try increasing another 5 steps per minute and pay attention to how your body feels, because change, even good change, can increase your susceptibility to injury while your body adapts to the new stimuli.
- Enomoto, Y., Kadono, H., Suzuki, Y., Chiba, T., Koyama, K., Biomechanical analysis of the medalists in the 10,000 metres at the 2007 World Championships in Athletics. New Studies In Athletics. No. 3 pp 61-66.
- Heiderscheit, B., Luedke, L., Rauh, M., Williams D., Influence of Step Rate on Shin Injury and Anterior Knee Pain in High School Runners, Med Sci Sports Exer, Jan 26, 2016.


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Obviously, director Stephen Spielberg's Oscar-winning "Schindler's List" is a loving tribute to his Jewish faith and its perseverance throughout history. But another religious thread that runs through the masterpiece is a Christian one found in the character arc of the film's protagonist, Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson in the role that should've won him the Oscar).
When we meet Oskar, he is a serial adulterer, a member of the Nazi Party, and a man willing to exploit (for profit and sex) the slave labor of Jews living in Nazi-occupied Poland. More than that, Schindler cozies up to evil; schmoozes, bribes, and flatters the Nazi SS at the highest levels.
Then, in a very realistic way, Schindler's humanity slowly awakens. And by the time the credits roll, he has done the most Christian of acts: willingly forsaken his fortune (everything he owns really) and risked his life for others. He also reconciles with his wife.
One of the most remarkable elements in Steven Zallian's Oscar-winning screenplay is that there is never a "moment" when Schindler wakes up to the evil of his ways; there's no turning point where he says, "I must save these people, no matter the cost." It just happens in a deeply moving and profoundly Christian way.
"Schindler's List" arrives on Bluray for the first time tomorrow. The black and white print is gorgeous and the special features alone are worth the price of the disc. A perfect purchase for this holy season of Lent.


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Joe Hill Project
Joe Hill is largely remembered as a martyr to the labor movement cause. An active member of the Industrial Workers of the World, he was eventually tried and convicted for the murder of a Salt Lake City shopkeeper. However, his guilt was construed through largely circumstantial evidence, as opposed to proof. His conviction and eventual execution became a powerful symbol for the workers' movement, and thousands wrote letters in his support—including Helen Keller who urged the President to offer him a second trial.
The main content of this website is an account of Joe Hill's life and trial as written by Professor Ron Yengich and his students at the University of Utah. Additional resources include audio recordings of songs written by Joe Hill, including "Casey Jones"; a 1911 map of Salt Lake City with important locations marked; the official U.S.C. appeal; transcriptions of newspaper articles (including images) related to the case; and both historical and modern images of people and locations important to the trial. Note that while it is not particularly graphic, there is an image of Joe Hill after his execution in the gallery.
You can also peruse student papers on a variety of legal topics, although links to student PowerPoints on other legal cases are not working.


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BRADENTON -- Hundreds of pornographic images were found on the school computer of former Manatee High assistant football coach and parent liaison Rod Frazier, according to sources close to the investigation.
It is not clear if the discovery of the images played a role in Frazier's decision Friday to resign from the Manatee district.
Frazier, 35, has been charged by the state with seven counts of first-degree misdemeanor battery and three counts of interfering with a student's attendance.
The first reported incident dates back to August 2008 and the most recent allegedly occurred in December 2012. Frazier is to be arraigned Aug. 8.
His attorney, Eddie Mulock, has denied any wrongdoing by Frazier, and says the computer images sources say the police found don't exist.
Superintendent Rick Mills announced Tuesday that the district has reopened its investigation into the Frazier case; it is being led by recently hired investigator Troy Pumphrey.
Pumphrey declined comment Friday on the progress of his investigation, and on whether the district had been made aware of pornographic images on Frazier's computer this week.
It is not known if Frazier's computer contained pornographic photos of current or past Manatee High students, according to sources. If the images were of adults, it would not be considered a crime but would likely violate the district's code of conduct.
While Mills also declined to comment on any specifics of a personnel matter, he said that he accepted Frazier's resignation in lieu of termination.
"His file will be marked 'Do not hire,'" Mills said. "And he cannot be on school property."
The mother of a girl who wrote a letter delivered to Manatee High officials in January alleging inappropriate behavior by Frazier said Friday she is relieved by the resignation.
"I think that's awesome that he quit," she said. "But the question still remains, by him quitting does that mean he will still able to get another job at another school district?
"Half the battle is keeping him away from girls."
While Frazier did not have a teaching certificate for his parent liaison position, he is licensed by the state to coach.
If the school district determines that Frazier violated codes of conduct that could threaten his certificate, it could make a report to the state Department of Education. The department could conduct its own investigation into whether Frazier should keep his coaching certificate.
In a brief letter to Mills dated Friday, Frazier notified the district that he was resigning, effective immediately.
"I feel my resignation is in the best interest of all involved, including the school system and Manatee High," Frazier wrote.
Mills said the district had accepted Frazier's resignation and would continue its investigation into allegations against him.
Frazier has been under scrutiny since Feb. 8, when he was put on paid leave one day after the Herald-Tribune ran a story detailing the district's inquiry into a students' allegations that he had groped her.
That same day, Bradenton Police began an investigation that eventually included more than 50 witnesses, among them students, faculty and parents. On April 2, the police recommended to the State Attorney's Office that Frazier be charged with battery.
The police also recommended that four school administrators be charged with failure to report child abuse, a felony, and lying to police, a misdemeanor.
Those administrators are: former assistant superintendent Bob Gagnon, who is currently working with the district and still unassigned; former school investigator Debra Horne, who has transferred to an assistant principal position; Matthew Kane, a former Manatee High assistant principal who has since transferred to Southeast High; and current Manatee High assistant principal Gregg Faller.
The state has yet to make a decision on whether to charge the administrators.
On Friday, Mulock said he had advised Frazier that resigning might be in his best interest.
"The resignation letter speaks for itself," Mulock said. "He thought it was in the best interest of everybody to eliminate this issue so he can stay focused and defend himself against these false charges."
Mulock said the case might have made it impossible for Frazier to rejoin a school community, even if he is cleared of charges.
"He's ruined," Mulock said. "He's finished no matter what happens in the trial because of how you all have made him out to be."
Manatee High football coach Joe Kinnan could not be reached for comment on Friday.
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A discussion of the best-selling Fast Food Nation book and food production in America.
Just prior to the initial release of Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All American Meal, a representative of the book's publisher, Houghton Mifflin, told Publisher's Weekly the company had ordered a large first printing of the book (while declining to say exactly how big). Houghton Mifflin seemed a little overly optimistic given Nation was Eric Schlosser's first book attempt and the book was about an industry whose success was based in blandness.
Then the first printing of the Fast Food Nation book sold out. And then the second printing did, too. And then the third . . .
A year and a half and roughly 300,000 copies later, Nation has been unanimously declared the biggest surprise nonfiction bestseller of the century.
In the afterword to the paperback edition, Schlosser chalks up Nation's popularity to timing. "Its success should not be attributed to my literary style, my storytelling ability or to the novelty of my arguments . . . Not just in the United States but throughout Western Europe, people are beginning to question the massive, homogenizing systems that produce, distribute and market their food."
All humility aside, Schlosser's thorough reporting and compelling narrative obviously made some difference. (After all, he's not the first person to assert that consolidation is bad for small farmers or that meatpacking plants abuse their largely immigrant workforce.)
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On April 14, while working as a ship engineer aboard the freighter Liberty Sun, the seas got a little rough for Urbik near Somalia in the Gulf of Aden. Somalian pirates fired rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons at the ship.Urbik said he and his crew barricaded themselves in the ship's engine room. Scared and not knowing if he would make it out alive, Urbik sent an e-mail to his mother reading: "We are under attack by pirates, we are being hit by rockets. Also bullets."


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We just posted about the leaked Android 2.1 firmware for the Droid Eris and then learned a nearly finished firmware is also floating around for the Motorola Droid.
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Kellex from Droid Life was brave enough to flash the leaked ROM on his Droid and found the performance to be improved. Check out his video below for a quick hands on. Notable missing features from Android 2.1 include live wallpapers and the 3D launcher (both found on the Nexus One).
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This is part 2 of this series by Dr. D. Check out Part 1.
Set Up for Sound
In terms of sound, there are any number of things that can affect the volume, sustain and tone of your instrument. The bottom line is that everything you do to the instrument matters. Strings matter. Tailpiece length matters. Tailpiece weight matters. Tailpiece material matters. Tailpiece cord length (and material) matters. Bridge height matters. Everything matters. It's simply a question of degree. A few of the major components in this of the tone equation, however, are the sound post, the bridge and the tension on the bass (via the strings).
Sound Post
The sound post is the wooden cylinder inside the instrument that is parallel to the floor when the bass is in a standing position. If the sound post is too tight, too loose, doesn't fit flush against the top and back, or is not at right angle to the bass back and top, it will have a detrimental effect on the sound. Even if your sound post is fit well, simply moving it a centimeter up, down, left or right can change the tone of a bass, not to mention how it responds to your playing.
With some small amount of training and the proper tools you can do this yourself, but I wouldn't suggest it. Go to a professional luthier who specializes in bass. This is true for all issues of setup. A good luthier can seem like a magician, so find a good one and trust them. It might cost a few dollars in the short term, but you won't make any expensive mistakes and, because of their knowledge, they will get the job done much quicker than you will through experimentation. Ask some local pros or your teacher where they get their basses worked on. Likely a few names will keep coming up. You should go to one of them.
Presuming that your bridge is the correct size for your instrument (not always a guarantee when you buy a new bass, I'm afraid) the biggest things you are looking at is the contact points where the bridge meets the body of the bass. The two sections of the bridge that contact the body of the bass (the "top) are called the "feet." Unless you have an extremely odd instrument, the center of these feet should be more or less centered with the notches of the f-holes. Imagine drawing an imaginary line from the center of each foot to the corresponding notch. They should also be parallel to each other and fit flush against the top. You should NOT be able to slide a piece of paper or other item between the foot of the bridge and the top of the bass. This indicates poor contact, which adversely effects tone and volume. Again, don't try and fix this yourself. Go to a pro.
String Tension
Our final item for today is the tension of the strings. Notice this affects both sound and playability. You will feel this tension with your left hand when you stop a string, of course, but it is also felt by the bass on it's top. For optimum sound you are trying to find the perfect tension for your particular bass. Every bass is as individual as a human being and it is not as simple as "More tension = louder and brighter, Less tension = softer and darker," although this may indeed be the case. Since it also affects playability, some players compromise in one direction or the other. It's your call. If you are committed, however, you can find a tension that is ideal for both the left hand and the tone of the bass.
Some tension is good, of course, as without it the bridge and sound post would fall down. So, too little tension is bad. However, so is too much tension. Excess tension cannot only choke the sound of the bass but cause indentations or even cracks in the top over time. There's a sweet spot for each bass, our quest is to find it.
You can place more or less tension on the bass by raising or lowering the bridge height. If you have an adjustable bridge it is simply a matter of a few turns. If not, you need an entirely new bridge fit to your instrument each time you experiment. Different strings also produce different tensions, so a new set of strings can change more than just the timbre of the instrument. The tension can also be reduced through the introduction of a larger saddle. The saddle is the piece of wood (usually ebony) between the tailpiece wire and the top of the bass. When I converted my bass from a 4 string to a 5 string I had a saddle installed to compensate for the added tension from the fifth string.
It's a balancing act and it could take months or years to find the perfect setup for your bass. When you find "the one" though, it's worth it. It's so worth it.


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A new instrument for mapping the ultrafast photo-conductivity of materials for optoelectronics
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Całkowity koszt:EUR 148 750
Wkład UE:EUR 148 750
Kraj koordynujący:Netherlands
Zaproszenie do składania wniosków:ERC-2014-PoCSee other projects for this call
System finansowania:ERC-POC - Proof of Concept Grant
The introduction of new photo-active materials with enhanced performance is enabling a fast technological development in fields such as photovoltaics, photodetection, display technology and imaging systems. The efforts on the improvement of the synthesis and growth of these materials are in many cases not accompanied with equal efforts on the development of appropriate techniques that enable their characterization. MicroMap aims to develop a commercial instrument for the contact-free characterization of the high frequency photoconductivity of materials. The demonstrator will consist of an optically pumped near-field microscope and far-field spectrometer to map the response of photo-excited materials over areas of varying size from micrometers to several centimeters. This unique combination of length scales will enable to probe the conductivities of full devices and to determine the conductivities and carrier life times in single or few nanostructures or small areas to define the microscopic origin of the factors limiting the photoresponse. To demonstrate the feasibility of the instrument for the characterization of materials, we plan to test it on novel materials being currently investigated for optoelectronic applications. These include graphene, nanowires and perovskites. These tests will be used to elaborate technical notes that will help the commercialization of the instrument. The outcome of this project will be licensed to Protemics GmbH, which is a privately held spin-off of the research company AMO GmbH and the Institute of Semiconductor Electronics (RWTH Aachen University) with a background of two decades in THz technology . The target market for the instrument is academic and industrial research organizations working on materials research. We will also carry out a detailed business analysis to identify broader possibilities, e.g., for material characterization in industrial production or for THz sensing.
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