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grids

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  1. Batman, I know this is your thread but I think you might like this song too: [video=youtube;fLccBebECKU]
  2. One thing for sure.
  3. Bah. That post deserves its own thread.
  4. If you're lazy to talk to someone, this site will be your solution: http://www.oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_example.php?sitepal
  5. Wow nice designs!
  6. In one of the best ever years for British music, singer Ed Sheeran’s album ‘X’ took the top spot, selling 1.7 million copies ALL of the top ten best-selling albums of 2014 were by British musicians — for the first time since official charts began in the early 1990s. In one of the best ever years for British music, singer Ed Sheeran’s album X took the top spot, selling 1.7 million copies. It means a British act has topped the list, which is compiled by the Official Charts Company, every year for the past decade. Sam Smith took second place, selling 1.25 million copies of his album In The Lonely Hour. In contrast, no artists broke the 1 million barrier in 2013. Another two male solo acts, George Ezra and Scottish singer Paolo Nutini, came in third and fourth, while bands One Direction and Coldplay also featured in the top ten. The list was completed by Olly Murs, Paloma Faith and veterans Pink Floyd and Take That. Geoff Taylor, of UK music trade body BPI, said British success was “exciting news for the future”. He added that home-grown talent is “catching fire around the world”. This year was also the first time physical CDs made up less than half of all the albums bought in the UK. Digital sales have soared, thanks in large part to the growing popularity of streaming, which allows people to listen to music in `real time’ on the internet, rather than downloading a file to listen to it later. Streaming now accounts for half the £29.7 million (Dh167.2 million) revenue from digital music sales. Overall music sales in Britain stayed above £1 billion for a second year, but the figure was down slightly from 2013. http://gulfnews.com/arts-entertainment/celebrity/brits-locked-down-year-s-top-10-albums-for-the-first-times-1.1435747
  7. Coldplay, Nicki Minaj, Will.i.am and others will perform in Beijing together to promote Music Messenger, a free application program developed by a company from Kibbutz Glil Yam. What do British rock band Coldplay, American singer Nicki Minaj, American rapper Will.i.am and French electro music producer David Guetta have in common? They have all invested in an Israeli company from Kibbutz Glil Yam, which has developed the "WhatsApp of music." After selling social multimedia platform Pheed to the Mobli Media Group for $40 million, entrepreneur Oded Kobo developed Music Messenger, a free music messaging app. The application, which is available for iPhone and Android and already has one million users around the world, allows you to send any song in any language to friends on your contact list. In addition, it allows users to create music libraries and playlist and to search for songs. Kobo managed to raise $5 million from senior members of the world's music industry at a company valuation of $25 million. Coldplay and the other investors are scheduled to hold a major concert in Beijing in June in order to introduce the project to the Chinese. "Other sources in the music industry have expressed an interest in the app," Kobo told Yedioth Ahronoth. "I believe that in the future we will become the 'next YouTube.'" David Strauss, another entrepreneur, is in charge of the company's business development. Other investors in the company include Coldplay's manager Dave Holmes, DJ Tiësto, Gee Roberson (Kanye West's former manager), and RCA Records executives Wayne Barrow and Mark Pitts. Holmes told his partners in Israel that this is the first time he invests in an Israeli company. http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4611030,00.html
  8. How long did it take you to resize all of those fonts?
  9. Princess of China? Really?
  10. Shall we bring that function back again? :D
  11. Woah all DailyMail posts :lol:
  12. Lemme just continue that.. 1. mc_squared (5 January 2009) 2. marianatsl (5 January 2009) 3. mrman78 (22 March 2009) 4. busybeeburns (27 June 2008) 5. Jenjie (27 June 2008) 6. marie/pims (3 January 2009) 7. crazyduckette (28 January 2009) 8. Larry (28 January 2009) 9. Sirhc (27 July 2009) 10. Cha Buckland (7th April 2009) 11. kspillers2 (17th April 2009) 12. Strawberry Swinger (8th August 2010) 13.SosoColdplayer/rouz7 (11 March 2011 ) 14. UnderStrawberrySwing (12 July 2011) 15. maria_shiver (17 September 2009) 16. illuvcoldplay (July 2010, 26 & 29 March 2011) 17. coldpatrix (September, 16th 2010 and March, 29th 2011) 18. grids (October 9, 2014)
  13. Oooo me want some $$$ please!
  14. Its been 10 years eh. Miss. Old. Times.
  15. grids replied to Sparky's topic in Coldplay
    Hah I used to think of myself being so genius I was able to use Paint on Windows and I was only 9. Bah :awesome:
  16. What's the Bling thang? :rolleyes: :P
  17. China? Will this be their first time in there?
  18. Oh You're calling me stupid. Okay.
  19. But he's human after all just like us. He's not a robot.
  20. Are you asking or talking
  21. Eh? Were they really though? I mean I dont want to get into their private lives too far but out of curiosity, were they?
  22. It may take more time for recovery. He will get better soon :)

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