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This is my episode list for my fictional live-action TV series to Ben 10. Here is the cycle: Season 1-2: 2006-2008 (50 episodes, based on Ben 10) Season 3-4: 2008-2010 (50 episodes, based on Alien Force) Season 5-6: 2010-2012 (50 episodes, based on Ultimate Alien) Season 7-8: 2012-2014 (50 episodes, based on Omniverse)

1. U2: 30 number 1 singles "All I Want is You" (1990) "The Fly" (1991) "Mysterious Ways" (1991) "One" (1992) "Even Better Than the Real Thing" (1992) "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses" (1992) "Numb" (1993) "Stay (Faraway, So Close!)" (1994) "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" (1995) "Miss Sarajevo" (1996) "Discothèque" (1997) "If God Will Send His Angels"/"Mofo" (1998) "Sweetest Thing" (1999) "Beautiful Day" (2000) "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of" (2001) "Elevation" (2001) "Walk On"/"New Year's Dub" (2002) "Electrical Storm"/"The Hands That Build America" (2003) "Take Me to the Clouds Above" (2004) "Vertigo" (2004) "All Because of You"/"Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own" (2005) "...

Miranda is the fifth album by American singer-actress Miranda Peterson. It came out on March 1, 2012. The album is a concept album and marks a new look for Peterson, ditching her pop look by switching to pop grunge. Background On January 12, 2011, Peterson announced on Cartoon Network Radio that she would begin recording her fifth album. She said to the radio station, that before she records her fifth album, she would record a eight-song extended play during Spring 2011. She began recording her mini-album on April 2011 and completed it on a month later. Because of this, she released the EP, titled Changed on August 1, 2011. However, on September 2011, when The Last Airbender was on a filming break, Peterson began recording her fifth album and completed it on January 2012. Singles "Sparks Can Fly" was released on February 25, 2012 as her lead single. It is an answer song for Garbage's "Androgyny" and No Doubt's "New" The first music vi...

Evolution of music Pre-1930s Opera Origin: 14th century Italy Notable musicians: Luciano Pavarotti, Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo Popularity: Popular since the 14th century 1930s Gospel Origin: 20th century USA Notable musicians: Johnny Cash Popularity: Popular since the 1930s Jazz Origin: 1910s, New Orleans, Louisiana Notable musicians: Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis Popularity: Popular since the 1930s 1940s Blues Origin: 19th century USA Notable musicians: Billie Holliday, Ella Fitzgerald Popularity: Popular since the 1940s Soul Origin: 19th century USA Notable musicians: Etta James Popularity: Popular since the 1940s 1950s Doo-wop Origin: 1950s, USA Notable musicians: The Four Seasons Popularity: 1950s, revived in the 2000s Rock and roll Origin: 1940s, USA Notable musicians: Elvis Presley, Bill Haley, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbinson Popularity: 1950s, modernised into rock Country Origin: 20th century, North America Notable musicians: Rascal Flatts, Hank Williams Popularity...