This a remix on 2 Brothers on the 4th floor's beautiful song "Come take my hand"
Thanks to Bobby Boer and Cornelis music / Overamstel for giving me the permission to upload my remix :)
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Eight of the world's loneliest lighthouses

Photo: Thomas Guest/Wikimedia
Ah, the lonely life of the lighthouse keeper. In the heyday of sailing, long before automated beacons steered ships away from treacherous shores, brave men and women were asked to take up a secluded life devoted to watching the seas from their, often remote, outposts.
Those days are mainly gone, although many of the lighthouses still remain. Without even a human presence to give them a sense of life, many of the world's forgotten lighthouses are now just lonesome relics. Despite how bleak they can seem, these lighthouses manage to have a haunting beauty all their own, that makes the life of an old lighthouse keeper seem strangely romantic to this day.
1. STROMBOLICCHIO LIGHTHOUSE
STROMBOLI, ITALY

Sitting atop a rocky volcanic crag in the Tyrrhenian Sea is the Strombolicchio Lighthouse. Built in 1905, the remote lighthouse sits atop the exposed chimney of a former volcano, an island unto itself. A part of the famed Aeolian islands, which the Greeks believed were the home to the god of the winds. Visitors can hike up to lighthouse itself, but be warned the trip is somewhat perilous.

Photo: max77/Wikipedia\

Photo: George Keith on Flickr
2. WHITEFORD LIGHTHOUSE
LLANMADOC, WALES

Photo: David Dawson/Flickr
This old Welsh lighthouse is the last of its kind, but what a lovely survivor it is. Located off the coast of the Gower Peninsula, the cast-iron beacon was built back in 1865. It remained in service until 1920, when a newer lighthouse took over the Whiteford stations duties, but the metal tower stayed in place, abandoned and rusting. Today the Whiteford Lighthouse seems like a setting from the video game, Myst, but the only mystery in this lighthouse is why more people aren't amazed by it.

Photo: Thomas Guest/Flickr

Photo: Thomas Guest/Flickr
3. POINT SUR LIGHTSTATION
BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA

What is it about giant volcanic boulders that makes us want to build light houses on top of them? Here was have another example of a frozen bit of volcanic geology that is home to an incredibly remote station. Built in the late 1800s after a ship dashed itself against the rocks near Point Sur, the light station was hard to reach and kept the light house keepers who ran it, extremely isolated. That is until 1972 when the Coast Guard automated the light, and full-time keepers were no longer needed. Today it is the only complete turn-of-the-century lighthouse in California open to visitors.


4. TURTLE ISLAND
TOLEDO, MICHIGAN

Photo: Atlas Obscura
This fortress-like lighthouse on the Port of Toledo has been abandoned for over a hundred years, but still stands sentinel on its tiny island. The Turtle Island lighthouse was first built in the 1830s on a small spit of eroding land. By the 1880s the little lighthouse had been shored up into its current fortress-like state, and breakwaters were put in place to keep the erosion at bay. Unfortunately the lighthouse was abandoned a few years later in 1904, and has remained empty ever since. Today the island is privately owned and no plan for rehabilitation has stuck.

Photo: Mushinzencat/Wikipedia
5. ST. GEORGE REEF LIGHTHOUSE
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA

Photo: Anita Ritenour/Flickr
This 12-story lighthouse off the California coast was expensive to build, and even drove some workers mad, but it has saved countless lives by warning ships off from a treacherous patch of rocks. Finished in 1891, the lighthouse was built right into one the reef rocks. A number of workers lost their lives constructing it and life as a keeper of the property wasn't much safer—at least five keepers died on the job. It wasn't until 1975 that the lighthouse was finally taken out of service, replaced by a buoy. Friends of the deadly lighthouse have tried to save the site with funds generated by helicopter rides, but this too has been shut down, and the St. George Reef Lighthouse remains empty and deadly.

Photo: Anita Ritenour/Flickr

Photo: Anita Ritenour/Flickr
6. ANO NUEVO ISLAND
PESCADERO, CALIFORNIA

Photo: Flickred!/Flickr
Technically the only thing that remains on this tiny island is the house, since the light itself collapsed long ago. However, the site is far from empty. Año Nuevo Island was at one point connected to the mainland, but rising sea levels buried the land bridge and created the island. Both a lighthouse and a mansion had been built on the property but fell into disrepair after they were abandoned by humans. However the island then became home to thousands of seals and sea lions that now use the island as a breeding ground. The lighthouse tower was torn down in 2000 as it was threatening to fall and injure the animals, but the keeper's house the mansion can still be seen on the site.

Photo: www.bluewaikiki.com/Flickr
7. KLEIN CURACAO
CURACAO

The abandoned island of Klein Curaçao is not only home to an abandoned lighthouse, but to a number of the ships it failed to save. The little island is no longer inhabited save for a few fishermen's huts, but the remains of the lighthouse and wrecks of boats along its shores make it look more than a little haunted by tragedy. The island is also frequented by vacationers from nearby Curaçao who come for the diving, and wander about to experience the amazing ruins.


8. EARHART LIGHT
HOWLAND ISLAND

Photo: Joann94024/Wikipedia
Amelia Earhart was supposed to make a stop on Howland Island to refuel her airplane, but unfortunately, she would never make this scheduled stop. The beacon was created in 1937, but after Earhart's mysterious disappearance during that same flight that would have seen her stop on the island, interest in the spot dropped considerably and the light was extinguished, turning the abandoned tower into a daybeacon. Today the island is a wildlife refuge.

Photo: Joann94024/Wikipedia
Correction: This article previously noted the Strombolicchio Lighthouse as being in the Pacific Ocean. This has been updated to reflect its correct place in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Source : atlasobscura.com
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
PRESSURE - A NEW BEGINNING EP / OUT NOW EXCLUSIVE ON RAVENOYZ.AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL STORES 23/09/2015
Finally! My 4 track EP is out now exclusive on ravenoyz.bandcamp and it will be available on digital stores on September 23. Check it out!
http://ravenoyz.bandcamp.com/album/a-new-beginning-ep-rn014
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Pressure's first release coming in 2015
My first release called "A new beginning EP" is finally coming out through Ravenoyz recordings. This four track EP will include Get Hardcore v2, Don't you feel it, Sunday (original mix) and Lilioum (original mix). Stay tuned...
Listen to Pressure - A New Beginning EP RN014 (Forthcoming) by RAVENOYZ RECORDINGS
http://soundcloud.com/ravenoyzrecordings/pressure-ep-rn014-forthcoming014
Listen to Pressure - A New Beginning EP RN014 (Forthcoming) by RAVENOYZ RECORDINGS
http://soundcloud.com/ravenoyzrecordings/pressure-ep-rn014-forthcoming014
Monday, July 27, 2015
The NuSkool Hardcore And Jungle Blog: Introducing:: PRESSURE (GR)
My "Sadragga" track is coming out in a few months through Strictly Nuskool label. So Glowkid Martin (owner and radio producer) decide to make a review about me on his blog as Greek music producer. Check it if you like...Thank you Mr Glowkid Martin
The NuSkool Hardcore And Jungle Blog: Introducing:: PRESSURE (GR):
The NuSkool Hardcore And Jungle Blog: Introducing:: PRESSURE (GR):
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Pressure - Sadragga (Forthcoming @ Strictly Nuskool, 2015)
Just a demo-clip of my forthcoming track at Strictly Nuskool
Friday, July 17, 2015
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
The Shannara Chronicles | Official First Look | Comic-Con 2015
"Crixus" is back in an epic fantasy series :) Looks promising...
Friday, July 3, 2015
Monday, May 25, 2015
Lewis and Clark vs Bill and Ted. Epic Rap Battles of History Season 4
Lewis and Clark vs Bill and Ted. Epic Rap Battles of History
If you haven't seen the previews seasons yet, check :
Epic Rap Battles of History
National Geographic - Photo of the day (May 24, 2015)
National Geographic - Photo of the day (May 24, 2015)
Cracking the Surface
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“Ice on Lake Baikal is a very interesting phenomenon,” writes Your Shot member Alexey Trofimov. “Ice ridges, cracks, tears, hugging. All this creates unique and fantastic stories.” Trofimov spends a few months a year photographing landscapes at the lake—the world’s deepest and oldest—in southeastern Siberia. On this trip, he hoped to make an unusual picture of the ice, showing elements not normally visible. When one morning brought a strong frost and wind, which created unusual patterns in the cracks, Trofimov “had only to wait for sunrise to make this picture.”
This photo was submitted to the 2015 Traveler Photo Contest. Find your best travel photos and join the competition
Source : nationalgeographic
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
85 Χρόνια Ερασιτεχνική Σκηνή "Γιάννης Αλεξάκης" (+ photos)
Πολύ όμορφη βραδιά με πολύ συγκίνηση, γέλιο και υπερηφάνεια. Ακουστήκαν πολλά ενδιαφέροντα πράγματα για την πορεία και την ιστορία της σκηνής , αστεία, δυσκολίες των εποχών και όμορφα περιστατικά και όλα αυτά με φόντο παλιές φωτογραφίες από το αρχείο της σκηνής. Υπήρξε μια πολύ ωραία και συγκινητική έκπληξη-βράβευση στο παλαιότερο μέλος της ομάδας Λοράν Αρμάο και τέλος δυο υπέροχα μικρά έργα για να μας δείξουν και πάλι πόσο ταλέντο και μεράκι έχει αυτός ο θίασος καθώς επίσης και η γνωριμία με καινούργια μέλη της σκηνής.
Συγχαρητήρια σε όλο το team για την οργάνωση την παρουσίαση και τις πολύ ωραίες ερμηνείες από παλιά και νέα μέλη της Ερασιτεχνικής Σκηνής "Γιάννης Αλεξακης". Ευχόμαστε να δούμε και επέτειο για τα 90 χρόνια και να συνεχιστεί όλη αυτή υπέροχη δουλειά με μεράκι όρεξη και αγάπη για το θέατρο. Τέλος να πω ότι το νέο αίμα είναι ΠΟΛΛΑ υποσχόμενο.
Καλή συνέχεια χρόνια πολλά και μπράβο στην σκηνή.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
'90vibes 12 - Dance.Pop.Euro.Rave - Friday 01/05/15 @The Place, Athens
© poster by Limited
Το 12ο '90vibes έρχεται δυναμικά! Το πρωί στους δρόμους, το βράδυ στα decks - παρέα με ηλεκτρονικούς ήχους των 90s που αγαπήσαμε και χορέψαμε.
Ο ανανεωμένος, ξεχωριστός, ζεστός χώρος του The Place θα συμβάλλει στη δημιουργία παρεΐστικης ατμόσφαιρας, και το ποιοτικό του ηχοσύστημα θα σας σερβίρει τα vibes μας με τον καλύτερο τρόπο!
Eίσοδος - 3 Ευρώ με μπύρα
Ωρα - 23:00
Χωρος - It the Place
Κλεισόβης 10, Πλατεία Κάνιγγος, Αθήνα
DJs - Keith, Limited, Pressure
Φωτογραφίες από προηγούμενα πάρτι:
Part 1
Part 3.5 (Trance edition)
Part 5,8 (not available:( )
Jean-Michel Jarre New Song! CONQUISTADOR!
The god of electronic music is back with a new song!!! Check it...
Steven Spielberg vs Alfred Hitchcock. Epic Rap Battles of History
Steven Spielberg vs Alfred Hitchcock. Epic Rap Battles of History Season 4
If you haven't seen the previews seasons yet, check :
Epic Rap Battles of History
Monday, March 9, 2015
National Geographic - Photo of the day (March 8, 2015)
National Geographic - Photo of the day (March 8, 2015)
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The Pitcher and the Carpenter
Photograph by Christian Ziegle
Photograph by Christian Ziegle
The fanged pitcher plant and the carpenter ant
(seen here in Borneo) have a mutualistic relationship: While the plant’s
pitcher stem provides a home for small ant colonies of up to 30
individuals, the ants keep the chemistry of the pitcher’s liquid
balanced by removing large insects that have found their way inside. If
the insects were to rot in the liquid, it would spoil.
See more images of Borneo’s carnivorous pitcher plants on Proof.
Source : nationalgeographic.com
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Oprah vs Ellen. Epic Rap Battles of History Season 4
Epic Rap Battles of History - Oprah vs Ellen
If you haven't seen the previews seasons yet, check :
Epic Rap Battles of History
National Geographic - Photo of the day (February 2, 2015)
National Geographic - Photo of the day (February 2, 2015)
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Snow Fall
Photograph by Stefano Unterthiner
February 2, 2015
Late winter snow cascades down the rocky slopes of Valsavarenche valley in Italy’s Gran Paradiso National Park. Ruinous avalanches are rare in Gran Paradiso, but in 2008 one destroyed several houses in two park villages.
See more pictures from the February 2015 feature story “Paradise Found.”
Source : nationalgeographic.com
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