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A sign on the wall next to the back door of the Branciforte Small Schools building
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Part 1 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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MC Jasmin
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Part 2 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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Stu on bagpipes
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Kent-Harris plays 'Jefferson and Liberty' on fiddle
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Portia dances an Irish jig
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Delaney's 'Paw-pular Pets' Dog Fashion Show
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Part 3 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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Isabella plays 'Money Can't Buy Everything' on piano
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In Bria's skit, Becky is trying to get things done and Bria is a demanding cat
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Part 4 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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Ruby sings 'Don't Stop Me Now'
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Ruby and Gemma sing 'Sisters'
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Ruby and Gemma at the end of 'Sisters'
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Milo gives a Japanese lesson
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Part 5 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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Andre's breakdancing
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Zephrya plays the Pink Panther theme on piano
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Spencer's Gettysburg Address
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Part 6 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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Malakai sings 'Alice'
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John's yoyo tricks -- he was doing a fast-paced choreographed routine to 'Birthday' by the Beatles, and it was pretty much impossible to get a shot where the yoyo wasn't just an orange blur
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Erik plays 'The Lost Woods' from The Legend of Zelda
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Part 7 of the program for the 2011 AFE Talent Sharing
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Fishy and Dorothee play and sing 'Leaving on a Jet Plane'
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Jasmin presents Water the Weeds improv with Joya Winwood
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Water the Weeds plus Lisa J. and Adam Y. -- here the 'I am a Banana' game turns into a 'Duck Season!' 'Wabbit Season!' standoff
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In the Zulu improv game, Arthur uses air quotes when trying to sell the audience 'fake non-descript fruit-flavored beverage'
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In the Zulu improv game, Rory tries to sell the audience 'a cup of loathing'
