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Thứ Bảy, 2 tháng 5, 2015
This Friendly Dutch Owl Keeps Landing On People's Heads
“Is this seat taken?”
An owl in the Netherlands has been getting cozy with residents.
Because Birds posted the video, writing, "This bird has been cuddling the citizens of this town for a while. It likes to land and stomp on people’s heads."
Dubbed the "Cuddly Owl," here you can see the eagle-owl landing on a woman's head.
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And stomping a little to get comfortable.
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"Oh, hey guys."
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16 Sweet Joys Of Being Different
Ain’t no shame in the loving-yourself game!
Seeing the beauty in flowers that never quite get their due.
Allowing yourself to wait patiently. Life's too short to get upset!
Not being questioned about your style choices.
Making up theme songs in your head all the time.
"LADYBUGS ARE ROCKIN' THE AIR
FLYIN' AROUND WITHOUT A CARE
LOOK AT THEM LAND AND FROLIC WITH GRACE
WELCOME TO 'LADYBUG PLACE'"
"Uptown Funk" Adds Five Songwriters From The Gap Band After Copyright Claim
The hit funk revival anthem was accused of sounding too similar to The Gap Band’s ’70s classic “Oops Upside Your Head.”
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When it was released last November, "Uptown Funk," the Mark Ronson hit featuring Bruno Mars, had six songwriters. But earlier this week, the song's writing credits grew by five, according to report in Billboard, with members and producers of The Gap Band joining Ronson's merry funk brigade.
The additional writing credits, which will give The Gap Band a reported 17% share of the song's publishing royalties and reduce the shares held by the original six songwriters (including Ronson, Mars, Jeff Bhasker, Christopher Gallaspy, Phillip Lawrence, and Trinidad James), were added as the result of a copyright claim filed by The Gap Band's U.K. publisher Minder Music, according to Billboard. The publisher argued that "Uptown Funk" contains similarities to "Oops Upside Your Head," a 1979 hit by the pioneering funk band fronted by brothers Charlie, Ronnie, and Robert Wilson.
Since its release, many critics have noted the potpourri of '70s funk allusions in "Uptown Funk," which tied the record for second-longest running No. 1 last month after 14 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100. After the high-profile "Blurred Lines" copyright case in March, in which Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams' were ordered to pay $7.3 million to the family of Marvin Gaye for infringement, some openly wondered whether "Uptown Funk" could suffer a similar fate.
The retroactive addition of songwriters isn't that uncommon in the music industry. In January, Sam Smith added Tom Petty and his songwriting partner Jeff Lynne to the credits of his 2014 hit "Stay With Me" after allegations that the song borrowed from Petty's 1989 song "I Won't Back Down."
Representatives for Mark Ronson and and Charlie Wilson of The Gap Band hadn't responded to a request for comment at publication time.
Thứ Sáu, 1 tháng 5, 2015
33 Amazing Tattoos For The Animal-Lover In You
When you want to take the beauty of the natural world and put it on your body.
This gorgeous tiger.
This beautiful geometric wolf.
This collection of sophisticated animals.
These lil' buddies.
Schrödinger gets pulled over by a cop...
When the officer walks up to the window and asks Schrödinger for his license and registration, the psychologist seems to be a little off. Not sure if Schrödinger is drunk and/or on drugs, the officer asks him to step out of the car so he can perform a sobriety test. Schrödinger passes with flying colors, but he's now fidgeting and unable to make eye contact with the officer. The officer thinks that there may be something in the car, so he gets Schrödinger's permission to search the vehicle. He finds nothing in the glove compartment nor in the backseat. The only place the officer hasn't checked yet is the trunk. When he opens it, he's shocked at what he finds. Officer: Sir, do you know that you have a dead cat in your trunk? Schrödinger: Well, now I do...
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