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<h1>A toast to to summer approaching!</h1>
<h1>Enjoy swiping through some different summer destinations! </h1>
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Atlanta

<h1>MARIA LOVES MORNING ROUTINE </h1>


Maria’s routine 
1	Maintain a fixed bedtime and waking time
2	Plan how much time you'll need
3	Don't hit snooze
4	Get out of bed
5	Avoid your phone
6	Try self-affirmation
7	Drink some water
8	Eat something within an hour of waking up

We lead with love and add value says ms Maria love in her new sit down with the women’s empowerment conference in Las Vegas 2022.

“We are excited to see what she has next !!! I have been mentored and coached by her since I was younger. She is very hands on but now that she’s online I’m just blown away and can’t wait for what she has in store “!!!

MARIA LOVE — @undefined's mag on Magma

Guts N Glory (Feat. Krizz Kaliko)
Single by inKedSavage

Guts N Glory (feat. Krizz Kaliko)

This is a hit single with the amazing artist Krizz Kaliko and new upcoming artist inKedSavage. Two very versatile artists who show their skills in this track. Please if you have not heard this then I’m telling you it’s a must listen in my catalog.

Come follow his (inKedSavage™️) Twitter account for all original content

<h1>inKedSavage </h1>
Independent Artist Interview 
April 25, 2022

I’m a 34 year Artist I’m from New York.
Been into music for some years now and always did freestyling whilenjust hanging wit friends in school. I started actually pushing my music about 2 years ago.
What inspired me was the way music makes me feel when I finish a project and just want to listen to it over n over again. My goal is to inspire others to have faith and dreams will come true. I can do just about any instrumental thrown my way and my music proves that from calm to country rap to aggressive to melodic and real life. I love all styles of music all music is very inspiring to me.

The Start of inKedSavage (Independent Artist) — @undefined's mag on Magma

Northern California

NorCal - our road trip itinerary — @undefined's mag on Magma

David Lam Hall, Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver

<h1>Jamal Abdourahman</h1>

 <h1>A Global Mission</h1>


Jamal has conceived and orchestrated every season of Vancouver Fashion Week and has now expanded into Kid’s Fashion Week held during the Friday and Saturday daytime giving some of Vancouver’s young up and coming models a chance to walk the runway and support Vancouver.

His passion for fashion and providing a showcase for talent in all aspects of the fashion experience, including sustainability and inclusive of abilities from designers, models, make up artists, hair stylists, photographers, stagehands, teachers, students, bloggers, media, department stores, boutiques and pop ups, and buyers.

<h1>Brief History of VFW</h1>
Since its conception in 2001, Vancouver Fashion Week has been dedicated to cultivating the success of both established designers and award-winning emerging designers with its global perspective and highly multicultural approach. Championing diversity in designers, styles, age, experience, special needs and recognizing up and coming bright future stars as well as honouring industry veterans in every aspect of the fashion industry, is at its core, 
Vancouver Fashion Week has grown to be the second-largest fashion week in North America – and continues to grow today as the fastest growing fashion week in the world.
Founded by entrepreneur Jamal Abdourahman, Vancouver Fashion Week was initially branded ‘International Fashion Week’ for its first season. Fiercely passionate about the fashion industry and his home city, Jamal made it his ongoing mission to travel to fashion capitals to connect with industry leaders and to keep Vancouver on the top of the fashion radar. Since its first season, Vancouver Fashion Week has been built from the ground up by the fashion industry and has become a celebrated occasion in the Canadian fashion community.
As part of its commitment to up and coming talent, Vancouver Fashion Week presented its first annual Nancy Mak Award in 2014. The Nancy Mak Award is given to a talented and promising emerging BC-based designer with the intention of providing tools needed to bring their brand to the next step.
In 2016, Vancouver Fashion Week expanded into children’s fashion with the incorporation of Vancouver Kids Fashion Week, which has become a media hub for Canadian children’s boutiques and international children’s fashion designers alike. Since then, Vancouver Fashion Week has launched two magazines both in print and digital: Vancouver Kids Fashion Week Magazine (bi-annual), and Micro Macro Magazine.
In 2017, Vancouver Fashion Week launched Global Fashion Collective (GFC) to further propel the global exposure of its most promising designers. Producing shows at New York Fashion Week, Tokyo Fashion Week, and Paris Fashion Week through Global Fashion Collective, The team at Vancouver Fashion Week continues to provide its designers not only with a platform for their craft but also with ongoing opportunities for commerce and growth.
The City of Vancouver proclaims Vancouver Fashion Week every year. 
Many Local designers have gotten their first public runway experience under the hashtag of #vanfashionweek and many more to come, starting at #vfwfw22. So come as you are, dress to impress and welcome back to Vancouver Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2022.

It is with the greatest of pleasure that I am able to share this Vancouver Fashion Week Fall Winter 2022 “MAG” with you. What makes it so special, is the fact that we are actually going to be gathering together in person with global designers. I am thrilled to be seeing the people who make Vancouver Fashion Week so special, year after year, including the designers, models, makeup artists, photographers, international and local bloggers, instructors, buyers and the fashion-forward people who thrive on being able to get out and show the world just what they’ve got. It is not easy to produce the 2nd largest fashion week in North America. something of this magnitude on a semi-annual basis that has the potential to have a huge impact on the showcased designers.
None of this of course would be possible without the vision of Jamal Abdourahman. His dedication to support new designers here in Vancouver including Kid’s Fashion Week and his Global Fashion Collective in some of fashion’s most revered events offers us an opportunity to expand our fashion horizon.
This MAG would not be possible without the dedication and contribution of Marilyn R. Wilson, who cajoles pre-VFW interviews from people all over the world to entice an and excite us, but she also ensures that every designer family and foreign journalists is taken under her wing, introduced to the right people and made to feel welcome and special. I look forward to more of Andrew Jackson’s contributions in his J Andrew Speaks column called Dress the Part.. I know that many of my other blogging colleagues and social media posting friends will have so much to contribute as always. I admire and appreciate the professional photographers and the work that they do as well.
Most of all I appreciate the people who come out to take part in the Vancouver Fashion Week experience. I always look forward to seeing old and new friends, be inspired by new trends, and once again feel the thrill of a live event. One good thing that has come out of the pandemic, is the ability to be able to share in this experience even if you can’t be there physically. I hope that if you have not yet bought tickets and can make it please click on the links in the photos the show times as well as the link for tickets. Don’t forget about Vancouver Kid’s Fashion Week over the weekend supporting Vancouver Children’s Hospital. Regardless of where you watch the shows, you’ll be able to see what this season’s designers have to offer on <a href="https://www.vanfashionweek.com">www.vanfashionweek.com</a> website, in social media and magazines around the world.

PASSION and PURPOSE motivate me to seek opportunities to make a difference in people’s lives. Experiential, transformational, experiential travel was my main focus, until the pandemic destroyed our ability to travel for the better part of 2 years. I have always been involved in writing and health and wellness for myself and others. 
Recently, I brought BeautyBCause to Canada. Zoom helped Nails and Lashes replace Handbags and Shoes. Finding a way to have professional quality, long wearing, reusable, handmade 100% gel nails and band-less, segmented, hand- tied lashes 25% lighter than your own, that can be applied in minutes is a revelation. Their charity program inspires me. This month use the code CHW20 at checkout and you will be scoring a deal on everything, and helping others. If you belong to an organization, charity, fundraiser or have a beauty focus, let’s talk. Lots of opportunity and free training await.

<h1>Marilyn R. Wilson</h1>
The Grand Dame of VFW
Marilyn R. Wilson is a freelance writer, published author, speaker and editor with a passion for interviewing. Her current career began at the age of 50 when she threw caution to the wind and answered a Craigslist ad from a New York fashion magazine, even though she had no experience. When they surprisingly accepted two of her story ideas, the doors opened on a whole new career - proof positive it is never to late to embrace a new passion.
Whether through a random encounter on the New York subway or via a “one-on-one” with an internationally recognized artist, her goal is the same – to share the unique journeys of inspiring individuals. In 2007, this led her to co-launch a successful, innovative magazine focused on professionals working in the local fashion industry, paired with photography and illustrations by local artists. Her articles have been featured in publications such as Raine Magazine (NYC) and Schon Magazine (London). 
Wilson took her passion to a new audience with the release of her first book titled Life Outside The Box featuring mini-bios of ten of her favourite interviews. This was followed by The Wisdom of Listening where she shares her decade long journey of interviewing through the many life-changing pieces of gold (wisdom) she received in those interviews. The most important? We are all exactly who we are meant to be. It's time for each of us to embrace and walk our own unique path – without apology!
Marilyn is also fondly known as the godmother, grand dame, Mother Theresa and anchor Vancouver fashion week blogger, doing personal interviews with every designer who will take the time to respond to her interview requests, always front row and centre, graciously taking writers, photographers, designers, models and their families under her well-heeled wings to ensure everyone is properly welcomed, introduced, photographed and connected. Backstage, and with all the volunteers needed to put on a show of this magnitude, she is equally revered and welcomed backstage by the makeup artists, dressers, and her thoughtful crew snacks to express her appreciation for the hours of dedication it takes to put on such a complex event. 
More info at <a href="https://www.marilynrwilson.com">www.marilynrwilson.com</a>

VFW loves to bring back some of the crowd pleasers, and so we are reprising some interviews but adding their new showtime for this 2022 season and a ticket link embedded at the top. Enjoy!
1. Faun Studio (Canada) - <a href="https://www.oliobymarilyn.com/2020/10/vancouver-fashion-week-ss-21-interview_19.html">www.oliobymarilyn.com/2020/10/vancouver-fashion-week-ss-21-interview_19.html</a> 
2. Isxnot (Japan) - <a href="https://www.oliobymarilyn.com/2021/04/vancouver-fashion-week-fw-21-interview_095687668.html">www.oliobymarilyn.com/2021/04/vancouver-fashion-week-fw-21-interview_095687668.html</a> 
3. Ay Lelum BC (Vancouver Island, Canada) - <a href="https://www.oliobymarilyn.com/2021/04/vancouver-fashion-week-fw-21-interview_5.html">www.oliobymarilyn.com/2021/04/vancouver-fashion-week-fw-21-interview_5.html</a> 
4. Alex S. Yu -(London | Vancouver | Taipei) <a href="https://www.oliobymarilyn.com/2019/04/vancouver-fashion-week-fw19-interview.html">www.oliobymarilyn.com/2019/04/vancouver-fashion-week-fw19-interview.html</a> 
5. Ank by Amrit Kaur (India) - <a href="https://www.oliobymarilyn.com/2021/10/vancouver-fashion-week-ss22-interview_20.html">www.oliobymarilyn.com/2021/10/vancouver-fashion-week-ss22-interview_20.html</a>

<h1>J Andrew Speaks…</h1>
<h1>And Fashionistas Listen</h1>

J. Andrew Jackson is a lover of fashion, a fashion blogger and journalist. He has over 40 years of experience in the fields of costume and fashion design, having learned to see at an early age from his mom, a seamstress. . He now writes the blog the Dress The Part/ J. Andrew Speaks , and freelances. 
From a very young age he loved to design create and explore the world of fashion and costume, graduating with a Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts, in Costume Design and Art History. After working as a theatrical costume designer , teacher and artist, his latest outlet of creativity is his blog, Dress the Part, spanning contemporary, vintage, luxury, street wear and ultra glam, as long as the craftsmanship and style fits the function. 

<a href="https://www.jandrewspeaks.com">https://www.jandrewspeaks.com</a>

Dress The Part started with an idea to spread his love of fashion and sharing his expertise and knowledge, especially in person at Vancouver Fashion Week.

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Inside Vancouver Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2022 — @undefined's mag on Magma

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Moab

<h1>Breckenridge to Moab</h1>
From snowy mountains to desert canyons.

Itching to hike and feel anything a little warmer, a desert weekend sounded like a win. And what better than such an iconic place?! Just a four hour drive from Breckenridge, Moab is the perfect little weekend getaway.

As soon as the work day would allow, we hit the road on a Friday afternoon. Our adventure awaits.

<h1>Just in time for Sunset</h1>
At Dead Horse State Park

After a quick check in into our room, we grabbed our cameras and back to the car! Perfect in our timing, we drove about 45 minutes to Dead Horse State Park in time to watch the sun go down. This has become our staple spot for watching sunsets.

<h1>Where We Stayed </h1>
<h2>Radcliffe Hotel</h2>
Radcliffe hotel is a brand new luxury boutique hotel just on the end of Main Street in town. Great location, you can walk to most anything in town. Newly built in June, this hotel encompasses such a aesthetically pleasing style throughout the entire building down to every little detail.

We took two back to back weekend trips to Moab, and the first weekend trip we tent camped. Don’t get me wrong, I love camping. But when it’s still winter, if I can pass on camping for a comfortable hotel stay, then I sure will. Although our sleeping bags were warm, we were still pretty cold not to mention the 15 degrees it was while doing our sunrise hikes. Sooo hotel second time a round was a nice treat. And Radcliffe couldn’t have been better.

<h1>Where We Ate</h1>
<h2>II Posto Rosso</h2>
Located in Radcliffe Hotel

Posto Rosso has a beautiful classic atmosphere, while serving a coastal Mediterranean cuisine. Lucky for us, this restaurant is located right inside the hotel. There wasn’t a bite I didn’t like! And I got the Rigatoni two nights in a row, it was THAT good. Everything they serve is made from scratch, as well as farm to table. Serving everything from vegetarian, dairy free, gluten free (including their flourless chocolate cake, which was to die for). 

*Dinner is served by reservation only 


<h1>Gloria’s </h1>
My favorite place for breakfast and/or lunch
Gloria’s is another spot I would highly recommend and seems to be the only other place I continuously go back to and haven’t strayed from. This is a great breakfast/brunch/lunch spot. Great food, and most importantly great coffee. I’m sold on a place that serves lattes and Gloria’s also an entire menu of smoothies and juices. I’ve tried it all- breakfast, lunch and the smoothies and it’s all fantastic.

<h1>Grab your boots, it’s time to hike! </h1>

Wow, wow, wow, is pretty much the only thing I kept saying on this entire hike. The best part is this trail is only 4 miles round trip and you don’t have to wait until the end for the beauty. It’s all around you the entire way. Boy, I love instant gratification sometimes. 
Found in an area called Fisher Valley, this is about a 45 minute scenic drive from Moab. Even at the trail head, you can already see what you’re getting into and I could feel the excitement sinking in. 
This trail takes you zig-zagged, up and down a ladder, crisscrossed, then up and down some more. I love it when a trail keeps it interesting!Still, I would definitely say it’s moderate and open for most anyone to do. Take in the scenery and all the red rock around you, you won’t be disappointed.

<h1>Arches, Arches, Arches</h1>
A few of my favorites

They don’t call it Arches National Park for nothing. What I love about this park is that there are arches to see no matter the distance. Longer hikes or shorter view points, you’ll have plenty to see either way. 

 <h1>Delicate Arch</h1>

Probably the most popular arch and for a good reason! I’ve visited this arch at both sunrise and sunset and I thought sunset was absolutely spectacular with the way the light hits the arch, all the red rock around you and the valley behind. Beautiful either way!

<h1>Mesa Arch </h1>
Canyonlands National Park

If I could go back and re live this sunrise I would 100 times over. The most stunning landscape and sunrise combo I’ve seen. Mesa Arch just creates like a natural picture frame for the sunrise to shine between. It’s really something! 
We arrived at the trailhead at around 6am. Not only is this spot gorgeous, but it’s another spot that you don’t have to work hard to get to. And we love that right? Just a short walk. I recommend getting to the Arch while still dark. Its really incredible to watch a sunrise from start to finish right at the beginning of the sky starting to brighten on the horizon. And also because there’s already going to be a dozen people there with their cameras set up when you get there, guaranteed. 
Moab really is such a unique place. I’ve been here three times now and can still go back and do more. It also just blows my mind this is just one area of Utah like this. There is still so much to see!

Winter weekend in Moab — @undefined's mag on Magma

Toronto

<h1>How It All Began</h1>
The Root of Lacking Self Confidence

I’ve always been self conscious of my appearance. From the time when puberty hit until almost a year ago, I’ve come across extreme redness, occasional swelling, and plentiful breakouts.

It hurt to put makeup on, even the natural products. And often, my acne would turn purple as I would continue to pick at my face. It was not pretty…

<h1>And Then There Was Hope</h1>
It was in 2020-2021 when I experienced my worst skin irritation. It was around the time of my wedding, so not much sleep and much stress - perfect for the skin! 
My parents were concerned when they realized that the skin irritation was still an issue months after the wedding. Their solution: see a dermatologist. 
They didn’t need to convince me. After trying multiple products and over-the-counter drugs to reduce the problem, I knew I needed something. But little did I know that my solution was far from seeing a dermatologist. 

Product Attempt #10373

It was in July of 2021 when I was approached with a business opportunity. I didn’t know what to expect. I just liked the sound of getting natural skincare products at a great discount (the only thing I was using for my skin at this time was a bar of soap). 
A few days later, my packaged arrive. It was that night when I tried my new skincare routine for the first time. It was a complete disappointment - or at least I thought it was!

<h1>6 Months Later…</h1>
A transformation I never expected

The first time I used Monat’s skincare, my face was burning red and full of heat. It was because of this new business opportunity that I continued to pursue my new skincare routine - and I’m more than thankful that I did! 
It was only the one time when I experienced burning and redness. Now, I use these skincare products twice daily and my face has never felt and looked better! 

Slide to see my transformation &gt;&gt;

MY SKINCARE JOURNEY & the products I use — @undefined's mag on Magma

Breckenridge

<h2>Be smart and get ur passes ready before the season starts!</h2>

<h1>
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<h1>EPIC LOCAL PASS:</h1>
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INCREDIBLE VALUE WITH ACCESS TO ALL YOUR FAVORITE RESORTS.
•	Ski and ride Vail, Breck, Park City and more.
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•	Includes Epic Mountain Rewards – 20% off food, lodging, lessons, rentals and more.
•	Refunds for job loss, injury, illness &amp; more with Epic Coverage.
•	Plus, discounted tickets for you, friends and family.
<li>
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<h1>IKON PASS:</h1>
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FIRST TRACKS
New for the 21/22 winter season, Ikon Pass holders can unlock untouched powder and crispy corduroy with free Ikon Pass First Tracks. Grab early morning laps before the lifts open to the public.
A NEW BENEFIT JUST FOR IKON PASS HOLDERS
<li>Ikon Pass First Tracks will be available one designated morning per month in January, February, and March 2022 at each participating destination during the 21/22 winter season. Designated days may vary by destination. Ikon Pass First Tracks applies to the 21/22 Ikon Pass, Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Base Plus Pass and Ikon Session Pass 4-Day, based on pass access. </li>
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<li>Go check it out ⛷</li>

<h1>Buying your gear </h1>
Buying your ski gear can be…overwhelming 
 Ski equipment is not cheap up front but the benefits over time as well as comfort and overall experience on the mountain are well worth the investment. rentals can run you up to $120-160 a day, and can be a time consuming process to say the least. Over the course of one or two seasons you will waste about two or three times the amount of what it would have cost to buy. The first piece of gear to set your sights on and the most important, is a great pair of ski boots! 
 There are a lot of options depending on the type of skier you are, so be very careful about buying them online. Most men will want at least a 100-130 and women a 90-100 for alpine skiing. These numbers refer to the stiffness of the boot. Remember ski boots should always be as tight as possible. There are very few reputable sites for ski gear online, so it’s always best to buy in a good pro shop in a ski town. They usually have the best prices and selections and are usually staffed with the best skiers on the mountain that can really help point you in the right direction. Also if you have a season pass like an Epic pass or Ikon Pass they can get you great 25% discounts at a shop sometimes if there owned by the resort so never hurts to ask.

Once your all strapped in and your boots are tight, It’s time to grab your skis. Now this is easier said then done. With so many options to choose from, renting a pair of demo skis from the pro shop can really be worth it before buying and try a few different skis to really feel the difference. Most pro shop’s will even deduct the rental price off the price of the skis if you choose to buy them. Also skis are much cheaper and easier to rent when you have your own boots so take your time and find the right skis for you.

<h1>Links:</h1>
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<li><a href="https://www.blizzard-tecnica.com/us/en/women/all-mountain-on-piste/skis">www.blizzard-tecnica.com/us/en/women/all-mountain-on-piste/skis</a> </li>
<li><a href="https://www.blizzard-tecnica.com/us/en/men/freeride-1/skis">www.blizzard-tecnica.com/us/en/men/freeride-1/skis</a> </li>
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<li><a href="https://www.blizzard-tecnica.com/us/en/women/freeride-1/ski-boots">https://www.blizzard-tecnica.com/us/en/women/freeride-1/ski-boots</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.lange-boots.com/product/xt3-90-w-low-volume">www.lange-boots.com/product/xt3-90-w-low-volume</a> </li>

<h1>Don’t forget the Helmet, goggles and gloves!</h1>

<h1>All Links: </h1>
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 <li>Goggles: <a href="https://www.revolve.com/mobile/goldbergh-cool-goggle/dp/GDBE-WA21/">https://www.revolve.com/mobile/goldbergh-cool-goggle/dp/GDBE-WA21/</a></li>
 <li>Gloves: <a href="https://www.hestragloves.us/leather-fall-line-5-finger-cork?s=">www.hestragloves.us/leather-fall-line-5-finger-cork?s=</a> </li>
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Ski Essentials. 22/23 
IKON Passes, are open for sale, hurry up and get urs they sell out quick. 
Also keep an eye on the Epic passes they are coming out soon! 
Good Luck 🤍 — @undefined's mag on Magma

The Learning Garden

Venice Story : The Learning Garden

<h1>About the Garden</h1>
The Learning Garden was launched in March of 2001. Since then it has quickly become one of the country’s largest and most successful school gardens.
The Learning Garden is a model example of how school gardens can transform the lives of students and teachers and the environment of their community. For several years, many groups worked with the high school horticulture program to transform the 60,000 square foot plot of land into a garden, but due to lack of stronger community support it remained mostly an eyesore filled with trash, overgrown with weeds, and a magnet for vandalism. 
Today, the agricultural plots are filled with organic food grown by the high school students. Health-related classes such as tai chi, qigong, and natural food cooking are offered on its large stone patio. The garden has a large medicinal plant section for educational purposes, a pond with a water garden and waterfall, and a California native plant and cacti garden. 
A community garden is tended by local volunteers, and numerous groups and organizations use and support the garden.

<h1>The Experience </h1>
<h2>Connecting to Nature</h2>

The Learning Garden is much more than a garden. For the students of the high school it is an opportunity to be closer to nature, a place to learn about respecting the environment and taking care of plants and animals. 
For the teachers it is a place of solace. For the community it is a place of visual beauty. For those who have dedicated thousands of hours to making the inspiration of the garden a reality, it is a joyful and fulfilling accomplishment. 
For all who come, whether to a single event or as a regular volunteer, The Learning Garden is a remarkable and unique place that touches something deep in the heart and soul.

Since the first groundbreaking ceremony, The Learning Garden has received ongoing support and assistance from many generous benefactors and hard-working volunteers. The garden was founded by Julie Mann and David Crow. 
The Garden Master is David King. The Horticulture Program at Venice High School is taught by Diane Pollock. 
Students from Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine have played a major role in the development of the Chinese medicinal herb garden, and the school holds regular classes and events at the garden. 
The Agape Spiritual Center is actively involved in regular work days and special projects at the garden. 
The UCLA Horticulture Department teaches its extension program at The Learning Garden. 
Students from Emperor’s College of Traditional Chinese Medicine contributed to the development of the herbal database.

LAUSD began constructing a new STEM building for the school, and unfortunately they required the garden space for construction vehicles and trailers. This caused the relocation of many plants and had a pretty big impact on the soil ecosystem.
After construction, the Venice Learning Garden and its volunteers were tasked with soil remediation. The soil was packed down and stagnant throughout the year plus of construction. It was finally time to regrow and revitalize the soil and bring back the beauty out of a barren field.

The progress we have made to rejuvenate the soil and bring life back to the garden has been profound and a delight to watch.
We let the wild￼ Alfalfa grow to bring nitrogen back into the soil along with many other variety of naturally growing plants.
We did not till the soil, we let the weeds and other hearty plants to naturally break up the compact soil, which allowed for aeration and microorganisms to flourish with the incoming oxygen.

Some of the plants we use to remediate the soil are sunflowers, red clover, fennel, alfalfa, and wild mallow.￼ 
Fennel brings Black Swallowtail butterflies to the garden to hatch their eggs on. The caterpillar you see above is one of their offspring that love to munch on the fennel.
It is truly fascinating to watch this natural phenomenon and the presence of these critters really brings you into the moment and just for a moment, you're not thinking about anything, just pure presence with a sense of awe.

<h1>Keep the Garden Growing</h1>
The Learning Garden is a living classroom and a place of sanctuary. We invite you to get involved in the ongoing work that supports this project. There are many ways to participate, from volunteer gardening to donations. Together, we are building a healthier future for the students and the community.
<h2>Volunteering </h2>
If you would like to come to the garden to volunteer your time and effort in keeping us growing, we take volunteers 12pm-3pm on Saturday and Sundays. 
We welcome all people from all walks of life, just wear some shoes and apparel you don't mind getting dirty!
Location: 13000 Venice Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90066
Venice High School Where Walgrove and Venice meet (Access from Walgrove)

<h1><a href="http://www.thelearninggarden.org/donate/">Make a donation!</a> </h1>
Checks should be written to The Learning Garden, and mailed to Julie Mann, 2454 Louella Ave, Venice, CA 90291. 
To make a donation by PayPal, click the “Make a Donation” link above. The Learning Garden appreciates your support and thanks you for your generosity! 
Financial contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

The Venice Learning Garden — @undefined's mag on Magma

Beverly Hills

Meet Your New Matchmaker 
We teamed up with The Millionaire Matchmaker, Patti Stanger to create the perfect combination of pheromones and tantalizing fragrances and we can wait for you to try it!
“It doesn't matter if you're married, single, straight or gay, it's going to make you electrifying to the sex of your choice.” - Patti Stanger

<h1>Black Diamond Fragrance </h1>
To attract her

A bold blend of cedar, blackcurrant and lemon. Undertones of oak, white amber and musk.

<h1>Red Diamond Fragrance </h1>
To attract him

A sensual blend of jasmine, grapefruit, and amber with a touch of citrus -as charming and unique as the person who wears the fragrance.

<h1>Black Diamond Fragrance </h1>
To attract him to him

A bold blend of cedar, blackcurrant, and lemon. Undertones of oak, white amber, and musk.

<h1>Red Diamond Fragrance </h1>
To attract her to her

A sensual blend of jasmine, grapefruit, and amber with a touch of citrus -&nbsp;as charming and unique as the&nbsp;person who wears the fragrance.

<h1>How pheromones work</h1>
Pheromones send subconscious scent signals to other individuals and can trigger powerful social responses.
Studies have shown that pheromones can help others to see you as more open, attractive, charismatic, and easy to talk to.

MATCHMAKER - The best pheromone perfume on the market  — @undefined's mag on Magma

<h1>The Town- Breckenridge ski resort </h1>
Breck is "one of the most charming mountain towns in the world with great skiing, a solid round of après options and vibrant nightlife."–<a href="http://www.powder.com/stories/news/skiers-guide-winter-dew-tour/#oDu9XyHBkpXRYFuX.97">Powder Magazine</a>

There's one thing that stands out about Breckenridge. It's a town. A real town. With real locals and real characters—from ski bums to history buffs, and from skier moms to tech entrepreneurs. But we all have one thing in common ... we love Breck.
Stroll down Breck’s main street and you might find yourself browsing through locally-owned shops, strolling art installations, discovering epic views or simply breathing the crisp mountain air as musicians play nearby. Our town displays it’s vibrant personality year round.

Read more: <a href="https://www.breckenridge.com/explore-the-resort/the-breck-experience/town.aspx">https://www.breckenridge.com/explore-the-resort/the-breck-experience/town.aspx</a>

<h1>Breckenridge, CO</h1>
Elevation (Summit) 12,998 ft
Elevation (Base) 9,600 ft
Skiable Acres 2,908

Situated among some of the tallest peaks in the Rockies, Breckenridge provides a unique skiing experience that overwhelms with its beauty.

<a href="https://gobreck.com/experience-breckenridge/breckenridge-ski-resort">Skiing &amp; Snowboarding</a>:
There are five peaks to explore in Breckenridge filled with a variety of groomers, parks, glades and bowls. Explore each peak and discover 2,908 acres of ride-able terrain, perfect for every skill and age level.

<blockquote>
 <h1>" THE BIVVI HOSTEL BRECKENRIDGE, COLORADO"</h1>
</blockquote>

A MOUNTAIN LODGE CRAFTED AS A BASE CAMP FOR ADVENTURERS, MOUNTAIN GURUS, RAMBLERS, AND THOSE WITH A GENUINE LOVE FOR THE OUTDOORS.

Second stop: Breckenridge, CO for 5 weeks  — @undefined's mag on Magma

Snowshoe

First stop: Snowshoe, WV for 2 weeks  — @undefined's mag on Magma

<a href="https://pin.it/6cosrkQ">pin.it/6cosrkQ</a> 
Cooking time : 30 min 
Servings: 11 
Short cake layers:
• 10 tablespoons unsalted butter
• 1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
• 3 large eggs 
• 2 3/4 cups all purpose flour sifted
• 1 teaspoon salt 
• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
• 2 1/4 teaspoon baking powder 
• 2 teaspoon vanilla extract 
• 1 1/3 cup Milk
• 2 tablespoons condensed milk 

Strawberries:
•	4 cups fresh cleaned and cut strawberries 
•	1/4 cup granulated sugar

Whipped Cream:
•	4 ounce cream cheese 
•	2 cups whipping cream cold
•	1/2 cup powdered sugar sifted
•	1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Strawberry Layered Shortcake — @undefined's mag on Magma

Switzerland

In January 2022 shortly after celebrating New Years in London, we decided we weren’t ready to go home yet. Quite spontaneously we settled on Switzerland, unsure of what exactly our trip would entail but with picturesque quaint snow covered villages in mind. So we booked a flight to Zürich. 
Without solid plans in place we scoped out some hotels in the few days prior to departure, with the help of <a href="https://www.lhw.com">Leading Hotels of the World</a>, a hotel collection organization we have built a relationship over the past 6 years we’ve been traveling as content creators. We also had a little luck on our side that we were traveling during a post-New Years lull in the ski season. 
And thus our Swiss adventure began with a flight from Heathrow to Zürich.

Train to Zermatt was booked. Two Zermatt hotels agreed to host us. We were on the plane. The enthusiasm levels were high.

Upon landing in Zürich we promptly missed the train we had booked from Zürich to Zermatt due to a fatal combination of booking a departure from the incorrect Zürich train station and getting lost trying to find the correct one. Missing our ideal train meant following a train itinerary that had lots of wait time between connections. We spent an hour in Visp, a mountain town en route to Zermatt, just as it began to snow. We were freezing and exhausted but enthusiasm levels were unwavering.

Approximately 12 hours later, around 10pm, we arrived in Zermatt.

<h1>First stop: Zermatt Village</h1>
Turns out Zermatt is the dreamy mountain village we imagined when we pictured a winter trip to Switzerland. It’s located in the southwest and it’s home to one of the most beautiful alpine scenery in Europe, with the Matterhorn being front and center of the skyline from almost every location. The Matterhorn in all its glory is the single most photographed mountain in the world. Especially after we visited. 
One quirk that makes Zermatt even more unique is that it’s a completely car-free town! You can only get about 5km away from Zermatt in your own vehicle, and after that you must catch a train to town. The ride into town runs every 20 minutes, and once you arrive you can get around by walking, taking the e-Bus or an e-Taxi, or even hopping in a horse-drawn cab. 
Aside from being a popular ski destination, people travel to Zermatt for the views, the lovely microclimate, the upscale shopping and the restaurants that even the harshest food critics would love. It’s Main Street is lined with boutique shops, a variety of remarkable chalets and hotels ranging from historic to modern, and inviting restaurants. And not to mention, despite being quite a quaint little mountain village, there is absolutely an après-ski scene…

<h2>At hotel: The Omnia. </h2>
For the first half of our time in Zermatt we stayed at <a href="https://www.the-omnia.com/de/hotel?no-scroll=true">The Omnia</a> . This hotel was designed to be a contemporary interpretation of a traditional mountain lodge. If you want to add some inspo to your 2022 mood board, check out their half-indoor half-outdoor pool with views of the Matterhorn. The rooms are tastefully minimal and modern, the restaurant is fantastic and the views will take your breath away. This 5 star hotel is equipped with all the modern amenities and facilities you’d expect, plus it’s right in town within walking distance to Main Street. As far as introductions go, suffice to say our intro to Zermatt staying at The Omnia blew us away and set the bar high. 
We stayed in a beautiful suite, room “W”.

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