Whoever did the remix to this news story, was a genius. The music industry is filled with great talents. YouTube has brought out talent thats have never been discovered before. Check out the original and the remix to it.
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What do you guys think of the new controversial song by Lady Gaga and Beyonce? It seems like a huge promotional ad. With various types of products advertising in her video, could this be the new revolution of ads promotion?
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By John Rogers of Associated Press updated 12:32 p.m. PT, Thurs., May 14, 2009
LOS ANGELES – As the Twitter juggernaut roars across the Internet seemingly unobstructed, meet at least one guy who has angrily placed himself in its path.
Bob Baker disdains Twitter, considers it one of the 21st century’s great wastes of time and (brace yourself Tweeters), has no interest in knowing when you get up in the morning, when you go to bed at night or what you do during the hours in between.
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There are plenty of people who enjoy playing and creating beautiful music. Unfortunately, not all of them are capable enough to do so, as some of them probably don’t be able to spend money on an expensive musical instrument such as a piano.
Don’t have your own piano yet? Try this one!!
You can now have some fun playing these fake instruments online. Although it’s not the same as a real keyboard piano, you can get delight from this and even learn to play few songs online with your PC’s keyboard and mouse. Before you play these pianos, just make sure you have Java or Flash player installed. Finally, have your computer’s sound system switched on!
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In Mercer Consultings annual Quality of Living Survey, Europe once again dominates the list of 215 countries around the world. The top three cities are, by rank, Vienna, Zurich (last years winner), and Geneva. Commonwealth nations fare pretty well, too, winning 9 of the top 30 spots — even though London comes in only at 38. The U.S. also fares poorly, barely making it into the top 30 with Honolulu and San Francisco in the bottom two places. The top city in Asia is Singapore, at no. 26. No cities from Africa or South America are in the top 30. The bottom? Baghdad once again comes in at 215.
To find out which 30 global cities offer the best quality of life, read on.
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The World’s Best Places to Live 2009
No. 1: Vienna, Austria
Mercer score: 108.6*
2008 rank: 2
GDP: $325 billion (2008 est.)**
Population: 1,664,146 (total city); 8,210,281 (total country)
Life expectancy: 79.5
*The rankings are based on a point scoring index established by Mercer Consultings 2009 Quality of Living Survey, with Vienna scoring 108.6 and Baghdad scoring 14.4. Cities are compared with New York as the base city, with an index score of 100. The quality-of-living survey covers 215 cities and is conducted to help governments and major companies place employees on international assignments. The survey also identifies those cities with the highest personal safety ranking based on internal stability, crime, effectiveness of law enforcement, and relationships with other countries.
This is what happens when karaoke goes wrong. Read the subtitles.
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