Introducing NEW Electronica Deep House Artist ANOTHER LONG YEAR!

Introducing NEW Electronica Deep House Artist ANOTHER LONG YEAR!

“ANOTHER LONG YEAR” is the pseudonym for the Instrumental compositions and quirky arrangements of a new Electronica Deep House Artist originally from Baltimore, Maryland called Lester C.

Born into a Family filled with music lovers and music aficionados, Lester learned even as a small child to appreciate all genres of music. With his unique blend of infectious, MIDI-driven grooves, Lester C is creating quite a stir in the International, Global Underground Club Music scene, and is poised to break through to the next level.

Many thousands of years ago, a Wise Man once etched onto an ancient scroll these words - “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”.
And so it begins…..

Another LONG Year

Know More about ALY thru the Links below ---
http://www.facebook.com/anotherlongyear
http://soundcloud.com/anotherlongyear
http://www.beatport.com/artist/another-long-year/202401

City at the bottom of a Lake

A City That’s Built At The Bottom Of A Lake
This is an ancient city Seuthopolis, in Bulgaria, which was discovered in 1948.

Seuthopolis was an ancient city founded by the Thracian king Seuthes III, and the capital of the Odrysian kingdom since 320 BC. It was a small city, built on the site of an earlier settlement, and its ruins are located at the bottom of the Koprinka Resevoir near Kazanlak, Plovdiv Province, in central Bulgaria.


The ruins of the city were discovered and excavated in 1948 by Bulgarian archaeologists during the construction of the Georgi Dimitrov (later renamed Koprinka) Reservoir. However, it was decided to continue with the construction and flood the dam, leaving Seuthopolis at its bottom.

Six years later, a dam was destroyed and it was covered in water, ending up at the bottom of a huge lake.
And now they want to unearth and reconstruct the city. To make it a tourist destination and an important landmark.


How will they manage to unearth this sunken city?


They will build a huge circular shape-like dike that will surround the city. This dike is 1,377 feet in diameter and 65 feet high. Making an impression of a sunken city in the middle of the lake.
Tourists would be transported to the city by boats. And this marvel will feature hanging gardens, glass lifts, restaurants, cafes, shops.


The round wall, 420 metres in diameter, would enable visitors to see the city from 20 metres above.


And It would be illuminated at night. Nice!
This will be an exciting new destination. I hope it doesn’t cost a fortune.

NAME THEY SHOULDNT HAVE USED 4 RESTURANTS

The owners of this restaurant named "Hitler's Cross," in the Indian city of Mumbai, finally changed its name after protests from the community.

Colon Restaurant, in Barcelona, Spain. While it sounds horrible in English, it actually means "Columbus" in Spanish, as in Christopher Columbus.

TALLEST AND SHORTEST WOMEN OF THE WORLD

Brand new edition of the guinness book of records (2009) goes on sale and to celebrate its release - two world record holders got together over in london's trafalgar square for a photo shoot - russian svetlana pankratova holds the record for the longest legs (gosh they're long...my goodness...however she's not the tallest person in the world) and he pingping who happens to be the world's shortest man! the 20-year old hails from china and measures in at a mere 2ft 5in (sadly last month sandy allen recognized as the world's tallest woman (at 7ft 7in) died at age 53) congrats to all the new record holders - i absolutely loved the guinness book of records when i was a kid - i was always trying to figure out how i could get listed in that book! (perhaps tara reid should apply for the sloppiest drunk celebrity title while amy winehouse can apply to be crowned the biggest celebrity druggie...although she might have to fight with her junkie pal pete doherty over that one!) popbytes over & out for now.

Strangest Internet Cafés Around The World

An internet café or cybercafé is a place where one can use a computer with Internet access, most for a fee, usually per hour or minute; sometimes one can have unmetered access with a pass for a day or month, etc. It may serve as a regular café as well, with food and drinks being served.
Internet cafes are a cultural phenomenon. It can be found all over the world and it comes in a wide range of style, reflecting their location, main clientele, and sometimes, the social agenda of the proprietors.

Ever wonder what internet cafés looks like on the other side of the world?

With that, here’s a collection of the strangest, downright weirdest and poorest internet cafés from around the world.

The Star of Josephine

When something is scare and unique enough, people will pay a premium for it, whether there’s a recession on or not. This was eminently clear with the recent sale of the ‘Star of Josephine’, the 7.03 carat flawless blue diamond that sold at auction for £6.2 million earlier this month. It was the highest ever price paid per carat for a diamond at auction according to Sotheby’s. The buyer, Hong Kong property developer Joseph Lau Luen-Hung, named the diamond after purchasing it.

'Best Job In The World'

The 16 finalists for the 'Best Job In The World' position as caretaker of Australia's Great Barrier Reef run along the coral beach on Daydream Island in the Whitsunday Islands On Tuesday. From left, Clarke Gayford (New Zealand), Anjaan RJ (India), Ben Southall (UK), Mirjam Novak (Germany), George Karellas (Ireland), Clare Wang (Taiwan), Cali Lewis (USA), Ben Henry (France), James Hill (Australia), Magali Heuberger (The Netherlands), Erik Rolfsen (Canada), Mieko Kobayashi (Japan), Juweon Kim (South Korea), Greg Reynen (Singapore), Hailey Turner (Australia) and Yao "Phoenix" Yi (China).

National Sovereignty Day - Iraq

Al-Maliki declared a public holiday and proclaimed June 30 as "National Sovereignty Day."

Iraqi security forces celebrate in Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, 115 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, June 29, 2009. U.S. troops will be out of Iraqi cities by tomorrow Tuesday June 30 in the first step toward winding down the American war effort by the end of 2011.

Iraqi soldiers march as they take part in a parade during the transfer ceremony of Baghdad's old defence ministry building June 29, 2009. U.S. troops pulled out of Baghdad on Monday, triggering jubilation among Iraqis hopeful that foreign military occupation is ending six years after the invasion to depose Saddam Hussein.

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