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Click to watch the official music video by Jennifer Lopez performing On the Floor feat. Pitbull. © 2011 Island Records
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The first part that is played on Harmonium in this song, is a copy of some eastern music. Please listen and watch the video of On the Floor by Jennifer Lopez and let me know if you have heard this music before too. If JLO denied copying of the music, it will be very sad and unfortunate act as her fans have been loving her all these years for not her music and star icon-ism but her personality and goodness too. It is for sure a copy because if you hear close, you will find this music only in the beginning and the rest of the song does not support or have any connection with it. It seems as if this piece of music was liked by the artist or the composer and they inserted it in the song by force. You know what they call as the finishing touches or polishing. The irony of the fact is that I caught this by hearing the song for the first time while many would have heard it and ignored it because the theft has been very cleverly done.
Well, it’s a clear copy of a Hindi soundtrack “Sochna Kya Jo Bhi Hoga” which itself inspired from another song by the Hungarian band “Neoton Família”.
Felicidades ESPAÑA 
! ‘Viva España’ merece la Copa del Mundo Sudáfrica 2010!
The End of the Dream… Octopus “Paul” Picks Winner: Spain Are The Champions Of World Cup 2010! Everywhere is SPAIN-ING! Dutch dream ends…
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Not: Sevgili Fenerliler, bu kupanın sizinle hiçbir alakası yoktur. Lütfen Kadıköy’e gitmeyiniz, sokaklara çıkmayınız!
Posted July 14, 2010 at 5:39pm
South African Arenas That Rock
Thanks to stunning stadiums in South Africa, you can now geek out on architecture as much as soccer…
Posted July 10, 2010 at 4:28pm
London Bike Cafes
Now that London’s cycling subculture has reached the level of a populist movement, bike cafes like Container Cafe, Lock 7 and the summer pop-up Rapha Cycle Club are the city’s latest hip hangouts. A recent addition is Look Mum No Hands, a bar, cafe and workshop in a lofty garage space on busy Old Street in Shoreditch. If you’ve visited any other haunts in East London, you can imagine the place: Edison light bulbs, a staff sporting asymmetrical haircuts, old tires and bike parts hanging from exposed ceiling pipes. Vintage bikes and heirloom tomatoes dress up the window displays, and a scattering of desks and built-in benches fill up most of the room. Despite the occasional suit-wearing office worker who wanders in for lunch, Look Mum No Hands functions as a kind of cyclists’ salon. Serious riders bring in expensive racing bikes for repairs; bike messengers sit in the attached courtyard fueling up with quinoa salads; and curious commuters lock up their bikes out front and come in to use the free Wi-Fi or study one of the giant cycling maps. There are weekly events, from route planning sessions to bicycle film nights, and the bar stays open until 10 p.m. serving up chilled microbrews from France, Italy and Spain. It’s a popular place and a welcome addition to traffic-snarled London, where, incidentally, a new bike-sharing scheme called Barclays Cycle Hire will add 6,000 new bikes at 400 docking stations around town on July 30…
Posted July 10, 2010 at 4:19pm
