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Angelica Mesiti in Conversation

Alexie Glass-Kantor and Haeju Kim Seoul 1 February 2018

Angelica Mesiti. Photo: Zan Wimberley.

At the heart of Angelica Mesiti's practice—which moves through video, performance and installation—is an exploration of how the things that are unspoken can be used to communicate forms of expression, subjectivity, and history; and how different identities are carried through modes of language that are expressed both physically and verbally. As curator and executive director of Artspace Sydney, Alexie Glass-Kantor notes, 'Mesiti's work is about the politics of vulnerability, of humanity, of the interpersonal, of the subjective, of the felt rather than directly spoken.' Using performance, video and installation to produce forms of intimate storytelling, Mesiti's practice strives to communicate the ways in which different people feel their way through the world.

Mesiti's most recent video installations combine an understanding and passion for sound with non-linear cinematic strategies to create immersive, meditative experiences, as seen in her solo exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra (Angelica Mesiti, Five Works, 9 September 2017–2 April 2018), which brings together five recent videos. One of these works, Citizens Band (2012), is also on view at Art Sonje Center in Seoul (Relay League, 12 January–11 February 2018); it explores the different auditory languages of four migrant musicians across Paris, Sydney and Brisbane in four chapters, revealing the passage of ephemeral traditions across different places, cultures and situations. In one scene, Loïs Geraldine Zongo, a Cameroonian woman, beats the surface of a swimming pool in Paris using a technique called akutuk, a form of aquatic percussion, and in another Bukchuluun Ganburged (Bukhu), a Mongolian throat singer, plays the morin khuur (horse-hair fiddle) on a street corner in Newtown, a neighbourhood of Sydney.

Angelica Mesiti, Citizens Band (2012). Exhibition view: Relay League, Art Sonje Center, Seoul (12 January–11 February 2018). Courtesy the artist and Art Sonje Center. Photo: Yeonje Kim.

With a background in dance, Mesiti choreographs the experience of her works so that viewers are encouraged to move through the space, from one immersive experience to the next. This approach is evident in the artist's exhibition at Art Sonje Center, where, Relay League (2017), commissioned by Artspace Sydney, consists of a large, three-part video installation accompanied by one sculpture, Appel à Tous / Calling All (2017). Relay League takes as its starting point the final Morse code message transmitted by the French navy on 31 January 1997, 'Calling all. This is our final cry before our eternal silence.'

This conversation is an edited transcript of a talk that took place on 11 January 2018 at Art Sonje Center between Mesiti, Alexie Glass-Kantor and Art Sonje Center Vice Director, Haeju Kim. Mesiti discusses Relay League and Citizens Band, touching on the architecture of her installations and the intentions behind her compositions.

Haeju Kim: Citizens Band and Relay League are multi-channel works, one three-channel and the other four-channel. This seems to be a characteristic of your videos, that you allow each video and its subject its own designated space—for example, each musician in Citizens Band is given their own screen. Can you talk about how you format your works?

In my installations, I like to work spatially, specifically thinking about how the viewer is engaging with the work, and I try to orchestrate a situation where there is a physical experience with the work, not just a passive reception. With Citizens Band, what I wanted to create was a communal setting for viewing the work so that the central point is the viewing area. And when seen in a gallery environment, the audience assembles in that space. The film rotates in a clockwise direction, so the viewer is physically moved, and through shifting in their seats; they are unconsciously engaging their bodies within that space. In the final section of the video, all of the screens become engaged and that's a moment where I feel like the audience is really held by the work, like a full-bodied embrace.

Angelica Mesiti, Relay League (2017). Exhibition view: Relay League, Art Sonje Center, Seoul (12 January–11 February 2018). Courtesy the artist and Art Sonje Center. Photo: Yeonje Kim.

When making an installation, I think about how I can structure the work that will create a particular reception for each viewer and I find that each work dictates to me how it needs to be set up. The sequences in Relay League, although interlinked and played simultaneously, unfold like a series of episodes where each one is a peeling back, or a layer that creates a further interpretation or translation of what happened in the preceding episode. I wanted to complicate how audiences understand each work within this exhibition, as a total experience created by walking through the gallery space and arriving in front of a screen but hearing sounds from the next room, triggering them to move along to the next section. The transparent walls were also developed so that sound and light could easily move through them. When you're standing on one side, you see the flickering of the projection light on one side, which hopefully prompts you to wonder what is beyond that wall and to sort of seek it out. I'm trying to promote a kind of curious environment—that was how Relay League was developed.

Haeju Kim: You have noted before that the Paris terrorist attacks in January and November 2015 were a trigger for creating Relay League. How did this notion of crisis find its way into your work?

I wanted to contextualise what was happening in my immediate environment at that time. I was living in Paris in 2015 when we experienced the terror attacks in January at the Charlie Hebdo offices and then again in November, which happened very close to where we live. It was a very frightening experience for something like that to happen in our neighbourhood. This was also at the height of the refugee crisis in Europe and we were seeing recurring images of deaths at sea in the mainstream media, so I really felt like we were experiencing a crisis point.

Angelica Mesiti, Relay League (2017). Exhibition view: Relay League, Art Sonje Center, Seoul (12 January–11 February 2018). Courtesy the artist and Art Sonje Center. Photo: Yeonje Kim.

Around that time, I became aware of this Morse code message, 'Calling all. This is our final cry before our eternal silence.' It really struck me that Morse code was a language that was developed for crisis situations—it's a language specifically developed for signalling distress in conflict zones as well as sending long distance messages. It occurred to me that this was an appropriate time to use this language; when I felt like we were living in a period of crisis. The phrase, 'Calling all. This is our final cry before our eternal silence,' also struck me as pertinent to the kind of ideas that I am interested in. It was the very last signal that was sent in Morse code so it was in a way the death of this language, but it was also the first time that Morse code sent a message about itself. Usually it's used to send messages in emergency situations or on behalf of others and I found it very poetic that there was a kind of tautology in this phrase—that the language was signalling its own distress.

Alexie Glass-Kantor: As beautiful and poetic as your works are, all of the subjects and ideas have an urgency to them, which—going back to the format of your works—necessitates movement from the viewer in order for them to be aware of their own complicity in the context and its circumstances. Therefore the body as an instrument, as a performative subject, becomes quite important in how these works are activated.

Haeju Kim: In Citizens Band, none of the subjects overlap, they each have their own space. The focus is on the facial expressions of each character so that emotions are delivered. This seems to be a big part of your work: the focus on non-verbal expression.

I do use a lot of close-ups, and I like to come in close with the camera. I feel like I'm often trying to approach someone to get into my work and for me, it's about trying to generate a space where we can share a moment in a very quiet, considered, open way. And I feel like when you are very close-up, so close that you can see little twitches on the face, or imperfections in the skin, or you can see how performers are becoming transported by their performance. I feel like you're more open to an empathetic or shared moment of humanity. That's how I want to unfold what's happening: by looking at a person as an individual. You might see them as part of a group that may be recognisable but in this moment they're an individual and you're considering them on their own terms.

Angelica Mesiti, Appel à Tous / Calling All (2017). Exhibition view: Relay League, Art Sonje Center, Seoul (12 January–11 February 2018). Courtesy the artist and Art Sonje Center. Photo: Yeonje Kim.

Haeju Kim: Relay League is a three-channel video installation that is preceded by a sculpture, Appel à Tous / Calling All (2017): a brass and steel wind chime that visualises the aforementioned Morse code message.

There is an intended order to the videos. The first video features musician-composer Uriel Barthélémi translating that last Morse code message into a percussive score—a sound that bleeds into the rest of the installation. The second video shows two dancers, Emilia Wibron Vesterlund and Sindri Runudde, who has impaired vision. The third presents dancer Filipe Lourenço responding to Barthélémi's beats, with movements that loosely draw from folk dance vernaculars.

Despite the apparent sequencing of these works, you have mentioned that it's okay if audience's go the other way around. Could you discuss the order and narrative of this arrangement, and your decision to start with the sculpture?

Relay League begins with the sculpture, which is a direct, physical translation of the Morse code phrase transformed into a musical instrument; there are a series of bells that are able to sound out the phrase in a way that was never intended. I wanted to start the exhibition with that to have a very defined presence of the phrase. I've presented the work several times now and when it was first shown at Artspace in Sydney, we very specifically worked on the structure.

In terms of a sequence, from the very outset I had an idea of there being pathways inside the exhibition so the viewer could take a kind of journey. The pathways lead you from one screen to the next, and the intention was that the drummer, Uriel Barthélémi, who is interpreting the Morse code phrase, would be viewed first. I provided the drummer with the dots and dashes of the Morse code phrase and asked him if he could read it as a musical score. So what he's playing is each strike of the drum and dash of the brush—it is a direct translation of the dots and dashes of the phrase. From this he repeats that phrase over and over, elaborating it across the drum kit, using the different instruments on the drum. From that act, I then asked a dancer, Filipe Lourenço to interpret the music that Uriel had made, keeping in mind the origin of the phrase and its context. But the dancer is only really needed in order to display this haptic form of translation that takes place between Sindri and Emilia so there is an order to the work in that one scene feeds into the next and then is reinterpreted.

Angelica Mesiti, Appel à Tous / Calling All (2017) (Detail). Exhibition view: Relay League, Art Sonje Center, Seoul (12 January–11 February 2018). Courtesy the artist and Art Sonje Center. Photo: Yeonje Kim.

To your point about the order of the arrangement, I also like how in the Art Sonje Center iteration there is the possibility to work backwards, or what I consider backwards, by arriving at the dancer first and the musician last. I think if you do that, the work then has the possibility of multi-direction, which I quite like. It's important for the work to keep adapting to new situations as well; it sort of keeps it alive to do that.

Alexie Glass-Kantor: You're the daughter of two first generation Australians who were born to Italian migrant parents, and you have spoken about growing up in a household where your family would speak to you in Italian and you and your brother would answer in English. In a situation where you're close to people with whom you don't necessarily share a singular language, how do you find a third form—outside of that space of lapsed translation?

I do work outside of language a lot of the time, so either with music or with other gestural forms. And so I feel like my work can travel in a way that is accessible to people from different countries and backgrounds.

Haeju Kim: Citizen Band was produced in 2012. Could you discuss the context of this work? What were your circumstances in Paris at the time, and how did you come across the subjects we see in the film?

Citizens Band was the first work that I made when I moved to Paris in 2008: the work is separated from Relay League by five years, and it demonstrates the different way I was feeling in that city in those two different moments. Citizens Band developed out of, I guess, the feeling of being an outsider in a new city—being a foreigner and having the obstacles of language and cultural knowledge that a newcomer often finds difficult. It was from that perspective that I was made aware of how people were living in a city like Paris, which is a huge, multicultural cosmopolis. It is a city where people from all over the world live these different, often unseen lives, so the work developed out of real-life encounters I had with each subject in the work.

One of the first encounters I had was with Mohammed, who is in the video playing the Casio keyboard on the Paris Metro. I discovered him one day as I was travelling on the metro when he came on and I was immediately struck by the particular quality of his musical performance. He has a very unique voice that is untrained, with kind of a raw quality to it. There's also his physicality—Mohammed is sight impaired—so the fact that he was traversing the city on and off trains all day with that impairment, but with an incredible resilience as well, really struck me. Thirdly, there was the indifference that the people on the train displayed to him. As a newcomer in Paris and not having seen many buskers on the trains, I couldn't believe that people wouldn't take notice of him since he's so incredibly talented. Now that I've lived there for seven years, I understand the indifference, because the city wears you down and you become used to things, and you become blind to things. It's hard to stay receptive when you're being constantly confronted with difficult things.

Angelica Mesiti, Citizens Band (2012) (Still). Courtesy the artist.

That was the first encounter, and when I saw Mohammed, I thought, 'This is someone I'd really love to meet again'. Around that time, I was having a conversation with a friend and he was just describing this scene at his local swimming pool when he was exercising: 'I just saw the most incredible thing today. There was a woman who was standing waist-deep in the swimming pool and she was hitting the surface of the water and making this drumming sound.' When he described that scene to me, I knew I had to find her. It took me about 11 months, but I eventually found her, Geraldine, through some detective work.

After meeting both Mohammed and Geraldine, I came to understand their stories and backgrounds. I learnt that Geraldine was performing a traditional music called akutuk that is played in rivers in Cameroon, the village where she was born, and was taught to her by her grandmother. It doubles as a method of communication where messages can be sent, like signals, along the surface of the water.

The fact that Geraldine was performing akutuk in a public swimming pool in an urban centre really spoke to me. I also felt there were these links between her and Mohammed who is performing Algerian Raï music, a folk genre from Algeria. It felt like they had a relationship bound by a shared activity that returns them to where they've come from or where they can no longer be. I found that to be a really strong and pertinent kind of performance in the everyday.

I decided that I would like to make a work with them, but once I'd finished the filming, I realised that there were too many specifics about French Colonial history when these two people were combined and that's not what I wanted the focus of the work to be. I wanted to consider how musical performance and embodied culture is something that can strongly transport you so I decided that it was necessary to find two more performers from Australia, considering I live my life between Sydney and Paris. That's when I found Asim and Bukhu.

Angelica Mesiti, Citizens Band (2012). Exhibition view: Relay League, Art Sonje Center, Seoul (12 January–11 February 2018). Courtesy the artist and Art Sonje Center. Photo: Yeonje Kim.

It was actually very difficult to find performers who could fit with Geraldine and Mohammed, because while they needed to be extraordinary musicians it's really the context of their performance that is so incredibly important. Asim is a Sudanese multi-instrumentalist who drives a taxi to earn a living. Where he's from in Sudan, they have a very rich tradition of whistling that related to the fact that it is forbidden to play music during the harvest period, because everyone needs to get enough rest for the long days at work. During this period, they're not allowed to play instruments, so they whistle. Asim is known in Brisbane as the whistling taxi driver.

Then there was Bukhu, who is a Mongolian throat singer and was a bit of an urban legend. He was performing in Newtown at the time, which is a really popular inner-city suburb of Sydney and it was almost strange to find him on the street because he was such an extraordinary performer. I found out he was a professional concert performer, but when he moved to Australia he had trouble making a living and ended-up busking on the street. It felt surreal to me to find this extraordinary concert performer busking for coins in this really kind of modest way.

I knew that they would complete the ensemble together, and the work is structured so that they really are viewed as discrete scenes, and although we see them as individuals and focus in on each screen, they are also part of an ensemble.—[O]

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Invisible Baby, Comin’ Through!

Every now and then my husband requires the family vehicle to drive to his occupation where he can make the numbers for our bank account go up, so we can buy Om-noms for our tummies.  Which leaves me with the responsibility of walking our tiniest offspring to his Preschool where he begins to learn about those same numbers which will help feed his little pack of humans, someday.

This walk is pretty brutal in Arizona during the summer months, so I don’t do it.  I just DON’T. But now that fall has arrived is was a chilly 70 degrees at 6:00am this morning.  By the time we left the house at 7:45am it was already 79 degrees.  Dang, Arizona heats up fast!  The Preschool is only 1 mile from the house, which is was a 15 minute window to contemplate whether I should leave the stroller there or not.  I mean, it would just be stupid to walk an empty stroller back to the house only to walk the empty stroller back to the preschool in less than 3 hours.  However, when I got there, everyone else was taking their empty strollers with them.  I knew I couldn’t leave my stroller behind.  I was going to have to walk that little ‘b’ all the way home. The long lonely walk of awkwardness.

Thankfully, I’ve been blessed with a sense of humor.  So when I rounded the corner to see a bunch of teenagers waiting for the bus I knew I was in for some fun.  You see, teenagers are notoriously and unnecessarily serious… and dramatic… and teenage boys are the worst when it comes to smiling or laughing.  I pushed that empty stroller right into the midst of them and said, “Excuse me.  Pardon me.  Invisible baby, comin’ through!”  One teenage girl openly laughed!  I couldn’t believe it!  My plan to make a teenager smile had been a success!  The others smirked and one kid looked at me like I had just farted in his face, but in the end.  I made a teenager laugh today.  Not too shabby, Jennifer, not too shabby.

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Sean Tizzle and his Kenya girlfriend are expecting their first child

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Smart Goals, How I set up and use Smart Weekly Goals

I’m normally a goal oriented person.  I like to get things written down and planned out in order to show myself how I’m going to move forward with whatever tasks are on my plate.  And like a lot of people I know I lean towards setting more goals than is possible to achieve in my normal day.

In order to combat this “SuperWoman” mentality of I-can-do-everything-and-never-burnout I started tracking my goals in a weekly tracking system.  The aim was to restrict my goal setting to 1 page for the week and it had to include everything that needed doing in that week.

As time progressed I also found that my goals needed to be SMART Goals.

You may be asking What do you mean by SMART Goals?

SMART Goals is an acronym that I use to guide my goal setting.  I’m not 100% sure where I first came across it but I’m told the concept is often attributed to the author Peter F. Drucker in The Practice of Management book  but as I haven’t read that book I doubt that’s where I heard of it.

SMART Goals are:

A quick search online will show you that there can be many different ways to interpret SMART Goals, I’ve listed the ones below the way that I use them.  However, if you are trying this method out for the first time the words in the brackets are things others have used or I have used in the past to qualify a SMART Goal.

Specific (simple, sensible, significant)

Meaningful (measurable, motivating)

Achievable (agreed, attainable)

Realistic (reasonable, relevant, and resources, results-based)

Time-sensitive (time-based, time-limited, time/cost limited, timely, time-bound)

I’m sure that there could be other definitions/words that work as well so feel free to play with it.

Snap Shot of Charissa's Weekly Planning journal.
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How I use SMART Goals

so when I’m laying out my weekly goals I break them down into a couple of categories, Home, Work, and Blog. This helps me know where I can focus at any given point in my regular day.

Specific, it can be hard to elaborate on something like basic chores when it comes to being specific.  But if you have things like “Sweep the floor” you could specify the room etc.  For me I tend to “specify” the number of times this week I want to do something.  (See the # of little boxes to the left of the task)

Measurable/Meaningful – Depending on what we are talking about here I often use measurable, but when working out the big goals I’ll focus on the Meaningful.  For weekly stuff, though it’s usually measurable.  For instance, I do Group Board Applications on Pinterest daily, the little boxes beside that checkbox tell me I’ve done at least 5 that day.

Achievable – Not everything that ends up on my planning throughout the week is actually achievable by the end of the week.  However, when setting it up I always only put things I think I can get done on my lists.  Otherwise, it looks too long and I get overwhelmed and just give up on getting any of it done.  The items that I think of during the week that I know I won’t get to this week get an indicator that means “Move me to somewhere else”, and there is another way I indicate that I’ve moved it after that has been done.

Realistic – I think most people know that your goals need to be something you actually could do.  There is no point in working towards something if it’s not possible to do.  For instance, I could put down a goal that some big celebrity would call me this week.  But let’s be realistic here, I’ve never met a celebrity and I highly doubt they would remember me even if I had.  So expecting a call is unrealistic and not worth writing down.  Making meals for my family and ensuring that we eat, yes, that I can do.

Time Sensitive – All these items are time sensitive in that they need to be completed this week or are at least assigned to this week so the bigger picture of my big goals can be completed by that deadline.

The Categories

Home goals

Typically these include things like cleaning that needs doing, weekly chores, making meals etc. They show up on my page like checkboxes. While they may not be set for a specific day they are all due by the end of Saturday (time). The tasks are specified by item, for instance, I do an average of 2 loads of laundry every week for our family. This gets listed as 2 checkboxes stacked on top of each other & the word laundry written beside it. I do a load of dishes in the dishwasher at least 4 times a week so that is 4 boxes with the word dishes beside it. Sometimes I’ll also list meals I’ve planned or keep a running grocery list beside here too, but not very often. Occasionally I’ll need to pick up a gift or do some kind of shopping, that gets listed here as well. And bills that need to be paid.

Work goals

These are the tasks that get assigned to me by my boss. By day I’m an executive assistant so it can include things like phone calls, reports that need doing etc. Sometimes it’s also the breakdown of smaller steps in bigger projects. Like a report, I’m working on that shows time worked by the department. Right now that’s broken down into “running raw data report” and entry by month… as the information is not in an easy to access spot & needs to be put into a spreadsheet so it can be analyzed.

Blog goals

As I build this blog from scratch I have a number of big goals in mind. But the biggest goal is to provide useful, engaging content that helps other people in their journey back to themselves.

Based on the SMART Goals, that is pretty specific, but it’s also subjective. And being relatively unmeasurable, and not time sensitive. It’s not really something I can put in my weekly goals.

I can, however, set out action items that help me build towards that goal. Like how many posts (and the topic they are about) and related tasks. Or products and services that I need to look into for reviews or just to help me manage the blog.

Photo by Charissa of her weekly planning & goal setting pages
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Days of the Week

On the opposite side of the page, you’ll see the Days of the week with a set of 8 boxes to the left.  The Boxes are my water trackers, and the days of the week let me see my schedule at a glance.  The lines with the days of the week are highlighted to help me differentiate between them more easily.  Also, the space to the right of the name of the day is where I record my morning gratitude. 😉 and a word of the day if I have one.

Now to be fair I don’t record everything, for instance, I work an 8 to 5 job Monday to Friday so I don’t tend to record that in my planning.  Also, habits that are already ingrained to the degree that I do them without thinking also not included.

But if I’m working to develop a new habit or working on goals they go on this page for the week.

I do use this book for more than just my weekly planning/goals.  like journaling, planning out months and years of goals and big projects.  And I work through problems and take random notes in it as well.  This thing goes with me everywhere.  I fill one up on average every 6 months to a year.  In other posts, I’ll go over some of the other ways I use it, but in the meantime why don’t you let me know what your weekly goals are like?  Do you have a way of planning them out and tracking if you are meeting them or not?

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One United Properties founders Victor Căpitanu and Andrei Diaconescu on Business Magazin cover

Behind every powerful brand there are people and stories. People who believed in their dream no matter what. People who were meant to meet and do great things together. This is the story of One United Properties founders – Victor Căpitanu and Andrei Diaconescu – who accepted to speak about friendship, trust, dreams, work and plans in the latest issue of Business Magazin.

When two make One.

This could be the brief story of One United Properties founders. Victor and Andrei speak in Business Magazin interview about their beginnings in the industry and how their professional paths came together. In fact, they complement each other not just in the way they communicate, but also in the way they increased their businesses, whether we are talking about their first entrepreneurial bet, the investment house Capital Partners or the real estate developer One United Properties, currently valued at 250 million euros.

Both Victor and Andrei began their careers in the financial field and soon their intuition and hardworking would pay off: they left the banks in 2005 and established Rapid Finance that would become in the near future Capital Partners.

“It was a complicated decision, we had several brainstorming meetings, we asked ourselves whether it would go wrong or not – I wasn’t sure. We both could have gotten promoted within the bank, so it was a hard decision to make. But once we've made it, everything got simpler”, Andrei Diaconescu remembers.

After exiting Capital Partners, the two turned their attention to real estate.

“We first started with the work and then came the name. We named our first big project One Floreasca Lake, but we did not want to limit to one address only, so we also decided to name the company One”,

Victor Căpitanu remembers. What was their business strategy?

“We preferred to start with high end products – as an example I give you One Charles de Gaulle, the most exclusive product on the market at the moment.” According to Victor Căpitanu, such a strategy is a smarter approach: “If you do cheap apartments, it's hard to continue with luxury apartments. Instead, if you brand yourself as a high end developer, it's then easier to target a more affordable niche.”

You can read many interesting facts on the company’s history, investment plans as well as its market value and other financial exclusive data in the latest issue of Business Magazin (ro).

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It’s the UK. Always a nervy moment, as even though I’m not patriotic, I do want us to do well. I love SuRie – she’s been a breath of fresh air on Twitter and knows exactly what Eurovision is about. I like the song, but I have to admit to its weaknesses too. What are we going to get?

SuRie is perfectly competent. She’s in a white top with a long white shirt and wide belt. Her performance on the BBC’s 'Graham Norton Show' gave us a hint of the staging; she’s in a kind of open light-box, a tunnel of neon strip lights stood on point to form diamond shapes. As the camera moves, the angles it picks up are highly effective and this is a great look. She’s got the camera angles already sorted, and performs directly to them, connecting to the viewer at home. You can tell she’s done this all before.

There's some pyros on the final go; they spurt up from the front catwalk, but the camera all but misses them. A couple of cues like this to work on, but mostly it's all in place.

Ultimately, it’s all down to the song, which few would shrink from telling you is just a bit limp. The arrangement doesn’t really bring this to life, and – at the moment, to an empty hall – this isn’t really coming hugely alive on screen either. That said, this is the kind of song to be lifted with a live audience in the hall, and is a perfect clap-along, so I expect there to be much more energy when she does it live, and we saw in Brighton how much she can turn it on when it matters.

It’s not headline news to anyone that we’re not going to win this year, but if nothing else, we look good on screen and our artist does a great job of representing us.

Monty x

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One Of The Better Pairings…

A great wine paired with a great dinner is something that never gets old.  As a matter of fact it can always feel new, can feel fresh, and can feel inspired if you well, feel it.

Easy said and easy done…

It doesn’t get more authentic than a great pasta dish paired with a great Italian wine.  An added  bonus is when the wine is affordable yet so great for the price, that you almost might feel guilty.  Don’t.  It’s good to find the best deals in anything without having to look too hard.

The 2015 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo from Masciarelli is one of those wines that you’re going to find in a lot of places, and hopefully you’ve had the good fortune of trying it.  Sadly for me, it’s one of those wines (like many others) that I always see and unintentionally would take for granted.  It’s not deliberate.  There’s just so many great wines to try that while we have all the time in the world, it’s important to make the most of it.  And that goes for everything.

You’re going to taste your berries, cherries, and various spices but for a wine like this, like many others, that’s just one part of the story.  What’s most important is this a wine you’re going to enjoy?  Both things, among others, are connected.  I can safely say the answer yes.  Yes this is a wine that’s accessible, approachable, and affordable.  Those are some great things that start with the letter ‘a’.

It’s also your typical wine you’ll find served at Italian restaurants, which in turn means great Italian meals and dinners, and could easily be served at an all around amazing feast near you.  I can imagine that it’s being served at a dinner near you, near me, and all around the world, as I write this, and as you read this.  It’s that versatile and that awesome of a wine.  There’s another ‘a” for you!

As it gets colder, the medium and fuller bodied wines are going to take shape.  Thankfully this is right in the middle of what could also feel like a light wine, depending on the meal, your mood, and the season.   Those are the fun details that can make a good wine into a great wine, and a good meal into an exceptional one.  This is so fun.

I mentioned affordable.  I’ve seen this wine sold for anywhere from $9-$12, and that’s a steal.   This tastes like a $15+ wine to me.  It may be for the aura it carries, the aura I sense, or just my gut reaction to it.  Your gut will always be your guide and never steer you wrong.

What a great pairing of wine and food this was.  My meal was just as beautiful as it looks.  This was comfort at it’s most comfortable and beautiful.

As we head towards the holidays, these are the kind of meals you’re going to encounter more if you haven’t already.  These are the wines that go with them, and hopefully you surround yourself with the best company as well.

I’m grateful to have shared this with a friend, and look forward to many more exciting times to come, before, during, and after the holidays.  It’s still early November, so one glass, and one meal at a time…

Peace Be With You.

Home Away From Home

This is more than just about a wine.  And honestly most of these stories are more than just about the wine.  It’s also about the journeys we go on, the people we share it with, and of course any life changing tidbits along the way.  Not everything is going to be memorable or resonate.

Sometimes it’s not the wine but it’s the wonderful company you shared it with, or maybe you had a moment of peace and solitude.  And you may have said to yourself that life is pretty good, and at least for even a few surrealistic seconds, it was as pretty close to complete peace that there is.

You ever get that feeling?  I bet it happens more than you and I realize.

I’ve had that happen to me multiple times recently.  Maybe the universe is telling me to appreciate life all I can, because those moment are everywhere if you let them.

Well this happened to me twice in the same weekend at nearly the same place.  Now how I ended up in Northern Virginia twice in three days is something I hadn’t planned out.  It just worked out that way.  And I’m grateful it did because it brought me back to visit an old familiar friend, Balducci’s.

Now we’ve all been to markets with their selections of natural foods, organic foods, salad bars, hot food bars, delis, cheese markets, and everything else you can come up with. But Balducci’s has been doing this for over 100 years.

Now with locations exclusively to Connecticut, Maryland, New York, and Virginia, it’s not going to be readily accessible to everyone.  And in a way these locations are mostly in pricier parts of their respective cities, which means higher end food and higher end prices.  That also means higher quality, yet you can still find deals.

I’ll make this part brief. my first and many visits after was to the Bethesda location near where i grew up.  Now that area is not quite my cup of tea but going back to my younger days when it was under a different name, I do have fond memories, maybe simply because it was a simpler time, and there were less things to worry about.

Even if the prices seemed out of reach at the time, what did stand out is how I hadn’t seen a store like this, of its kind, maybe ever.  And even with changes, the heart of the store remains the same.  And now they’ve added wine.

But two recent visits to the older part of McLean, VA brought me to another one of Balducci’s location.  And this location has more of a presence and easier to find than its Bethesda counterpart, simply because the McLean location is almost in an island unto itself, with little to no competition or hardly any neighbors to speak of.

Before I continue to digress, I’ll just say that what makes Virginia even stand out more is wine is easily accessible in grocery, convenient, and drug stores, while in Mayland you need a special permit, which the Bethesda location has.  But it makes coming to Virginia to buy one that much easier.

Yet I wasn’t looking for it.  But in McLean I felt so happy.  It was near where I was born, near things that made me happy (what those things are I’m really not quite sure, but I felt warm and fuzz), and overall had a welcoming energy I hadn’t always felt from its Bethesda counterpart.  If it sounds like I’m sort of picking on Bethesda, I don’t mean to.

There’s a lot to appreciate because in addition to everything that’s cool, their main headquarters is in Maryland.

With all that said, I perused the wine section and noticed how so many bottles were in the $20-$30+ range.  That wasn’t a priority for me and it hardly ever is.  Thankfully, Balducci’s does have their own label of wines that were mostly under $15.00.  One in particular, the Chenin Blanc was only $10.  Without hesitation I decided this is what I was going to get, and this is what I’m going to write about.

I was introduced to Chenin Blanc last summer, and enjoyed it for its simplicity yet somewhat sweet but still dry flavors, that make it a white that fans of mostly red wines can also enjoy.  If you were willing to give it a shot.  I did and I’ve had a few I’ve truly sipped again.

This 2016 Balducci’s Chenin Blanc tasted like a wine that is worth $10, nothing more, maybe less.  And with the understanding now it was one of the few bottles at $10 or less at Balducci’s, I get that quality is much higher here, and a lot of Chenin Blanc was produced.  More than what they know what to do with.  That’s just an observation and speculation.

I tasted some fruits, and while it was semi sweet and dry, it was missing that wow factor. It felt like an everyday wine and I don’t think you should expect much more.  There wasn’t anything wrong with it.   It was a decent wine for the price.

And it pairs well with spicy foods, salads (among so much more) or nothing at all.  I had mine with some Asian style chicken and vegetables.  And it was simple complement of wine and food.   That’s sometimes all you want and/or need.

Here is a link to the importer of their wines, Kysela Pere et Fils if you’re curious to know more.

Maybe I had lofty goals because the Balducci’s of McLean had a positive energy and vibe that I can’t fully explain.  Maybe the grass is always greener, maybe it’s because I was born not too far away (that is a huge part of it),  or maybe I don’t come around enough to grasp what’s fully going on.   No need to over-analyze too much.

However, I do know this is just the beginning.  There’s more of this location and I’d like to explore and definitely a visit to the place where I was born in Alexandria, VA.

Yes so this will be done again sooner rather than later, and definitely before the year is out.   It’ll be a thoroughly enjoyable adventure.  I hope you’ll be able to join me.

For more on Balducci’s, click here.   And many of their items such as coffee, sweets and snacks,  spices, and many other giftsgifts are available for purchase online.

Here’s their list of locations again, which also includes one for my local friends in Baltimore.

And finally, here is their contact information.

Thank you so much and look forward to doing this all again soon.

Christmas Eve Comradery

I’m glad I got to save one of my more enjoyable wine tasting experiences for the end of the year.  Well when it’s the holidays, and even more specifically Christmas Eve, it makes the occasion all the more merrier and the wine taste so much better.

What makes it all the more special is the wine I’m going to write about will go down as one of my favorite wines I’ve had, not only this year, but in a long while.

The wine in question (well not in question, I just said that for dramatic effect) is The 2014 Lost Colony Wine from Virginia Dare Winery out of Geyserville, CA.

Now I know what you might be thinking.  It’s The Lost Colony, it’s Virginia Dare Winery, and isn’t the state of Virginia one of the original 13 colonies?  My first reaction is this winery is a reasonable drive away.  Well just a few more hours have been added than originally presumed.  I’ll let you read the synopsis since I’m not the best at history. Instead I’ll stick with the wine and the spirit of Christmas.  Yay Christmas!

So what inspired me to bring this wine to a dear friends’ Christmas Eve gathering?  Well the kind folks who were hosting prepared a pork crown roast.  And when you get invited to an event with a carefully prepared main course, the wine has to at the very least complement this meal that took days to prepare with love and care.

In advance of this gathering of loved ones and friends, but more so family, I did my research on the proper wines to pair with this dish. Syrah came up a lot and that was more or less in lines what I was thinking.  There were other suggested pairings but I was set on Syrah. And my local wine shoppe came through once again with a massive selection of bottles to choose from.

Within seconds I spotted The Lost Colony and was in awe of this label.   I mean I was in love.  I had to take pictures.  Well I always take pictures.  But in this situation how could you not admire this work of art?  I’m sounding like a novice that only picks wines based on the label, but that’s a huge part of the fun.  It’s what draws you in.  And no, never judge anything by its cover, but when it looks this good, how can you not be the least bit fascinated?

To be factually correct, this wine is a Red Blend (45% Syrah), and the fact sheet can be found here.

And when I saw the price listed at only $16 (more on this shortly), I was thinking it’s the holidays, it’s my dear friends’ Christmas Eve Party, and its this portrait and this wine that I want to bring to this assembly of awesomeness.  After all the build-up, this wine better be good.

Thankfully, I can safely say this wine was stupendous, tremendous, and I’m so grateful to have shared it with a few friends at the party.   Was I thinking of keeping it all to myself? Well…

I was clutching this bottle like it was my baby.  Even the host of the party told me I should bring a cheaper wine out of the cellar, and to save this for later.  He had a point.  So I got a more standard label out and popped it open, and was done with it.

But I really wanted to open my wine.   So even after opening up the el cheapo, I went ahead and opened my Last Colony wine way ahead of dinner time.

This was a fruit forward gem that didn’t need any time to air out or open up, as it was amazing immediately.

The aura of this wine was something.  Lots of friend, old and new, were asking about this wine.  They were also intrigued by the label.  I felt proud that I brought such a wine that led to such a discussion.  It became an ice breaker which I didn’t expect at all.  Well it’s Christmas and the magic of the holidays shined through again.

I poured cups for folks who were interested and was happy to do so.  And yes, dinner was nowhere close to being served.  But it paired well with the mammoth amount of appetizers and treats sprawled all across the kitchen counter.

I did save a little wine for the crown roast.  And to say the pairing was amazing only tells a small percentage of the story.  I believe half the bottle was still there when I departed.  I hope my friends got to enjoy it.  The reviews I heard were strong across-the-board. It was so easy to drink.  It tasted more light bodied than I anticipated.   This may also due to the fact that the incredible amount of holiday parties leading to this one has made everything taste differently.  I’ve been feeling full most of the time so this wine may have had the opposite effect than if this were a more relaxed time of year.   And I still loved it.  Perhaps the Malbec in the blend gives is a lighter on the tannins feel.

Remember how I said I purchased this wine for $16?  It just had this feeling of tasting more than that.  But as you can see on the link to their own site, the price is $28.  How can this be?  I feel like I committed winery robbery.  And even though we spend like crazy on Christmas, I fully appreciated the savings in hindsight.   Even on reseller sites I see the prices listed in the $22-$25 range.  So is this an anomaly?  I may need to buy a few more of these bottles for future consumption.

What’s funny is that if this bottle was over $20 I likely would not have purchased it.  It goes against my purchasing habits.  But here it is.  I was meant to buy this wine on this day, and I’m glad I did.  I’m happy to share this wine with dear friends and family a like.

And everyone at the party did the same.

That’s a testament to all of us.  We all came together to share in this wonderful couple’s home.  They wanted to share the holidays with us.  And we gave back in all the ways we could.  We all brought something to the party, whether it was a side dish, appetizer, sweet treat, liquor, and of course wine.  And that’s not only important during the holidays but all year round.   This group knows the meaning of sharing and caring throughout the year.

And the hosts of this party go above and beyond in ways I have never seen.  It’s a blessing to know our party hosts, who are more than just hosts, they are family.  This whole group is a family.  And there’s nothing more important than family.  It’s amplified during the holidays and with this crew, the whole year through.

I will always remember this holiday season for a lot of things.  This party will be one of the highlights.

For more on Virginia Dare Winery click here.  They have charming music playing on the main page so beware if you’re looking at the workplace.

To purchase directly from the website, go here.

Here’s a behind the wines and then a history lesson.

If you live near the Baltimore area, I’ve seen this wine at the great Wine World in Abingdon, MD.  I’ve not seen it anywhere else but if I do, I will update it here.

This was fun and I can’t believe another year is in the books.  I can’t wait to see what comes next.  I may revert back to some old posts I never got around too and of course take some unexpected twists and turns throughout the duration.  I look forward to you joining me.

But for now I will savor what’s left of the holidays and appreciate the fact that I got to be a part of this gathering, and that I got to share this with you.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,


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How To Earn Money Online Legitimately

You’ve all heard of the people that say they are creating an income source online and succeeding greatly. Most of us have never MET these people so we’re a bit suspicious about whether this is true or not. We’ve all seen the scam websites out there promising fancy cars and dream homes and most of us know that this is highly unlikely to happen for anyone. These sites make money, though. They are selling to people, like you, that are seeking their own dreams of how to make money online because they hate work and want to change the way their lives are going. Don’t get sucked in by someone creating their dreams by marketing to your deepest desires.

The topic of how to earn money online is fraught with scams and manipulation. You know that, I know that. Be careful in your search to fulfill your desires. Use your instinct as a tool to steer clear of shady practices, gather information that you are looking for from the many free sources available before you begin to throw away your hard earned money. Once you’ve begun to understand online marketing and the many ways to create your own income online, you will be better prepared to seek out quality information and tools that will assist you in implementing your best plan.

Your success in earning money online will be greatly determined by the skills you develop in the correct areas. Learning SEO, understanding how to drive traffic to your website, and becoming aware of the many ways of developing an online income will make or break your online business dreams. At least 90% of the people who begin this journey fail within the first few months. This failure is due, in large part, to the misinformation out there and your own lack of ability to focus on the key information.

Research the many directions you can choose to go. Free lancing, article writing, affiliate selling, advertising revenue, and opening your own online store are good places to begin looking at. Determine what best suits your personality and dreams. You will be constantly diverted with scam techniques and generally unethical practices. Avoiding this type of information will save you money and will also guide you towards the principles you will bring to your own business. Do you want to spend your time being ethical while you earn or do you feel okay about scamming people? Choose a quality of character and lifestyle that is positive to your future, don’t let others fast talk you into participating in business practices that are unethical. Choosing carefully will determine, once again, whether you spend the rest of your life thinking “I hate my job”. Feel good about the choices you make. Don’t let false promises of quick riches lead you down the wrong path.

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Hawaiian Cruises - Best Way to Explore the Islands

Hawaiian Cruises - Best Way to Explore the IslandsHawaii is truly a unique tourism destination. From active volcanoes, lush rain forests  majestic mountains, spectacular diving spots, post-card perfect beaches, and legendary waves, there is something that will tickle the fancy of any adventure seeker. Add world-class shopping, championship golf courses, luxury accommodations, colorful culture and friendly people and you get a perfect must-visit destination.

Being a string of islands, Hawaii is best explored via cruises to get a taste of everything the Aloha State has to offer. There are six major island to explore, namely, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui and the Big Island. Each island provides unique and exciting sights and activities. The Big Island, for example, offers rugged and natural landscape while Maui is known for its big waves and surfing. Oahu is a popular destination for whale-watching.

There are numerous cruise lines options available to Hawaii such as Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean. Each cruise line has its own unique way to make guests experience the beauty and wonders of the islands.

Whether it be riding the waves, getting up close and personal with the islands' rich marine life, tackling nature trails or simply soaking up the sun with a cocktail in hand, each Hawaii cruise vacations offer endless new experiences.

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Russian Fort Elizabeth - A Historic landmark in Waimea, Hawaii

Russian Fort Elizabeth - Waimea HawaiiRussian Fort Elizabeth is a declared national historic site located southeast of Waimea on the island of Kauai in Hawaii. Now a park, it is the former location of Fort Elizabety, the last remaining Russian fort on the Hawaiian islands.  Situated on the east bank of the Waimea River, the park offers spectacular views of Waimea Bay.

The fort, which was named in honor of then Empress of Russia, Elizabeth Alexeievna, was built in the early 19th century (1817) by the Russian-American Company as the result of an alliance with High Chief Kaumualii. It is octagonal in shape, about 300 feet (91 m) to 450 feet (140 m) across, with walls 20 feet (6.1 m) high. The fort used to house a small Russian Orthodox chapel, the first Orthodox Christian church ever built on the islands. Today, only the ruins of the massive stacked stone walls and an old  staircase remain as reminder of the historic fort.

Facilities at the fort include restrooms, outdoor showers, an interpretive walking path and parking lot. The site is popular for such activities as exploration of the ruins of the fort, viewing scenery, photography and historical interpretation. A brochure with details of the site is available for a self-guided interpretive tour.

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Service and repair of shoulders. The dataset contains information on customer initiated service requests entered into the City of Windsor 311 system from various channels (phone, email, online self-serve, text). 311 manages the service request data for City of Windsor departments and divisions represented in this dataset. As such, 311 consulted the participating divisions and subject matter experts for this release. This data set is extracted electronically from the 311 customer request management system.
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Chapter 10: Introduction to Biotechnology

In part A, a PCR machine sits on a desk. It has a digital screen on the front and buttons, and “caution, hot base” is written on the front. Part B shows a hot spring in Yellowstone.
Figure 10.1 (a) A thermal cycler, such as the one shown here, is a basic tool used to study DNA in a process called the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The polymerase enzyme most often used with PCR comes from a strain of bacteria that lives in (b) the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park. (credit a: modification of work by Magnus Manske; credit b: modification of work by Jon Sullivan)

The latter half of the twentieth century began with the discovery of the structure of DNA, then progressed to the development of the basic tools used to study and manipulate DNA. These advances, as well as advances in our understanding of and ability to manipulate cells, have led some to refer to the twenty-first century as the biotechnology century. The rate of discovery and of the development of new applications in medicine, agriculture, and energy is expected to accelerate, bringing huge benefits to humankind and perhaps also significant risks. Many of these developments are expected to raise significant ethical and social questions that human societies have not yet had to consider.

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There is no doubt that edibles are a delicious alternative for medicating for patients who aren’t interested in smoking cannabis. However, proper dosing can become a daunting task and for inexperienced users it can be overdone making the experience more of a dysphoria rather than euphoria. Bodies metabolize THC at different rates so an important thing to keep in mind is that not everyone will react to an edible in the same way.

Starting dosage

“Start low; go slow,” is a good rule of thumb when it comes to medicating with edibles.

Inexperienced Cannabis User

For anyone that is new to cannabis should stick to a low dose to start. One to five milligrams of THC is a safe bet until you are familiar with how your body responds to THC

Occasional Cannabis User

If you have consumed cannabis before, it is likely that you have a good idea how your body will react to THC. A ten milligram dose is a good place to start for patients that have experimented with cannabis for treatment before.

Frequent Cannabis User

Frequent use of cannabis results in a higher tolerance to THC. Although cannabis’s risk, or lack thereof, of an overdose makes it an incredibly safe form of medicating, you should consult your caregiver before choosing an edible to ensure proper dosage.

Not all edibles are created equal

For some edibles are not an attractive method of medicating with cannabis because of the guess work involved in consuming them. Is this piece too big? How many milligrams of THC am I actually getting? These are common questions and real concerns, especially for patients that aren’t yet comfortable with dosing themselves.

Luckily, the edible space in the cannabis industry has products that have answered these questions for patients. Pre-dosed, and often times individually wrapped, edibles exist on the market that take the guess work out of edible consumption. Patients can now rest assured that the dose accuracy in their edibles will provide them with the same relief every time.

easy as 1 2 3 410x1024 - Edibles Education: How to Consume Edible CannabisHow to medicate with edibles is as easy as 1-2-3

1. Start with one dose.
2. Wait two hours
– Edibles don’t have an instant effect and can take up to 1.5 and 2 hours to come on.
– Affect us all differently and on an individual basis
3. Never mix
– No alcohol
– No controlled substances

Remember, edibles should always be stored in a secure location away from pets and children

What to do if you get “too high”

Consuming too much THC could lead people to have a bad high where anxiety or paranoia kick in. This is not a pleasant feeling and can make someone feel like it is the end, but rest assured that the feeling will pass and that marijuana fatality is at an astounding rate of zero.

– DON’T PANIC… try to calm down; Worrying about the THC induced anxiety will only heighten it. Lay back and breathe.
– Hydration is key. Drinking water will not only make you feel better, it gives you something to focus on besides the feeling of paranoia.
– Take a walk. Exercising helps to bring you down from a high.
– Take CBD

CBD (cannabidiol), the non-psychoactive component of cannabis, has been found to be able to counteract the effects of the THC in people. Think of it as a dimmer switch to your high. CBD balances the buzz and softens a high when it becomes too intense. There is a caveat to this remedy in that you have to take into consideration your body’s unique biology on how it metabolizes CBD and the intensity and nature of the anxiety.

Choosing your CBD product:
* Your CBD products should be lab tested to ensure right amount of CBD will be delivered

– Smoking or vaping (results in the fastest relief)
– Ingestible oil (gives you the highest concentration of CBD)
– Edibles (takes the longest to feel relief)

Edibles offer patients a discreet way to medicate and have been vastly improved to take all of the guess work out for patients in, in many cases. Talk to your caregiver to see if edibles are right for you.

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Bio fruits and vegetables, organic milk and dairy products, simple organic foods are nowadays very popular among people who seek a healthy lifestyle. But it is not just a diet that can be bio, but also a lot of other things that we use everyday. Bio is actually a way of life for some people. And how does "life" look like?

Bio Food

Organic foods are such foods that are made without the use of various artificial chemical ingredients and come from organic farming. This means that no pesticides or other "enhancers" are used in cultivation, but the whole process is completely natural without chemical interference.

Organic food has once been limited to fruit and vegetables in organic quality. Nowadays, however, in such a quality it is easy to get almost every common food from pastry to meat, milk or sweets.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Organic Foods

The advantage of organic food is undoubtedly the fact that it is less burdensome for the organism because it does not contain chemical preservatives, artificial dyes and other unnatural admixtures.

While organic food is good and beneficial for all people, it is especially important for children. The child's organism is very sensitive, and if children eat unhealthy, it has a negative impact on their development and later life.

Today, organic food can be picked up in almost every supermarket, where smaller or larger compartments of such foods already work. In addition, buy them in specialized stores or on the Internet. Fruit, vegetables, meat, milk and dairy products can also be purchased at the eco farm.

Bio clothing
In addition to food, the bio trend has penetrated other areas of our everyday life. Increasingly, you can buy organic clothing in clothing stores. These are garments made from organically grown cotton or other natural materials. You may ask what that means. Bio clothing is clean, we mean that it does not contain any harmful dyes and chemicals that could harm human health. Some textiles are dyed or enhanced by the use of various chemicals, many of which have a detrimental health potential. Bio clothing is dyed with natural dyes, and when growing cotton, no pesticides and other fertilizers are used that could remain in the fabrics and harm us. Present time has brought a wide range of organic clothing from underwear, over t-shirts and trousers to shoes.
You can buy such things either on the internet or in a variety of well-known stores that also have a bio clothing department beside the usual clothes.

Benefits and disadvantages of bio clothing

In organic clothing the skin does not breathe, these materials are very pleasant even to the most sensitive skin. Such organic garments are also suitable for people suffering from eczema, as organically grown fabrics do not irritate the skin.
The main disadvantages of organic clothing are still somewhat worse. Although gradually appearing in various clothing stores, the choice is not so wide. Something can also be bought over the internet, but the choice is also very limited in this case.


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A rich emulsion (moisturiser) designed to support the hydration and nourishment of the complexion. Formulated with potent herbal extracts, fruit and seed oils and flower extracts to firm and revitalise. Assists with cellular repair and helps combat the effects of environmental damage and ageing.

Store below 30 ℃ and use within 6 months from opening

This step creates a protective barrier against free radicals and moisture loss (one of the main causes of wrinkles). Also Assists with cellular repair and helps combat the effects of environmental damage and ageing.

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Very concentrated! Apply one pump to the palm of your hand and warm to skin temperature. Pat and press gently onto your face, throat and decolletage.

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Imperial Morocco

This program allows you to the best of Morocco in 7 days. Originally Morocco has made it very special with special sites and special venues. With this program you can add nights and events as desired.

In a nutshell :

  • 1 night Casablanca
  • 2 nights Fes
  • 3 nights Marrakech

Itinerary can be customized depending on your interest and budget. You can also lengthen or shorten the tours at your convenience when possible.

What People Are Saying About Us

  • Dear Najla, We could not be but only thankful for the unforgettable trip you arranged for us. Thank you, thank you, thank you! What a trip!
    The places we visited, the perfect lodging you thoughtfully chose for us, getting the best rooms in the house, the delicious food and choice of restaurants, all made this the perfect trip. But as important as the itinerary was our safety on the road, Mohamed was a great driver.
    I also have to mention that our guide Khalid in Fes was superb. His extensive and profound knowledge were an asset in our understanding of Fes. The staff at the Hotels and restaurants were extremely helpful and friendly, like was Salah at Azalai Desert Camp, genuine, as I would describe so many of the people in Morocco.
    Our home now is filled with wonderful memories of your great country and we will be your new ambassadors!
    Shukran !!!!
      Thank you for taking the time to meet with Robert and I and the superb arrangements you made for our group. I hope to see you again on another tour.

    Love, Patricia.Metropolitan Touring Ecuador
  • Hello Mustapha, Our journey throughout Morocco was wonderful, you planned a brilliant trip for my family.
    OF course the group enjoyed Marrakesh – the hotel was great and our guide Moulay was excellent.
    They loved the meal and the entertainment at the local restaurant and the  lunch at Kasbah Tamadot was a highlight.
    Moulay has been a wonderful guide – everyone was very impressed with him.
    Mr Said was excellent – he was a wonderful driver and always could respond to our questions and nothing was a problem for him.
    The Guides were excellent as well – our guide in Fes – (sorry again I have forgotten his name ) was outstanding. He spent the whole day with us showing us the splendours of Fes – we loved the city  and its hidden treasures. The hotel was excellent.
    Our tours of Meknes and Rabat were very good.
    The Hotel in Casablanca was a hidden gem – So once again many thanks for arranging such a memorable journey for the group and my family.
    Working with you has been a pleasure and I hope we can work together in the future.
    Kind regards.

    Brigid  Buchanan.Craig’s Travel Service Pty Ltd
  • Dear Mustapha, I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for organising an impeccable perfect holiday and a very enjoyable stay in beautiful Morocco.
    We thoroughly enjoyed every moment of our stay in each city and the various hotels you helped us to choose.
    Our driver, Abdou made us feel very safe at all times. He is such a nice person to be around and he certainly knows his way around the country.
    We loved his company as he made us feel safe and part of the family.
    Thank you for all the guides we had the pleasure to have along the way, their knowledge made our visit very worthwhile.
    As you can see we have been enchanted by Morocco and especially by Marrakesh, which has been added to some of my favourite cities.
    Morocco has a special place in our heart now that we have had a chance to visit it. I think the connection with the Arab world makes it very special for us.
    Thank you once again and all the very best for the future.
    Very best regards,.

    Laura Haddad.Boutique Travel Services Sydney
  • Dear Mustapha, We have arrived home safely. All the members of the group, really all, including Mr. Rosak and his wife, were excited, not only satisfied. They thanked me many times for contacting the travel agent of your qualities.
    It was not a tour, it was a concert without a mistake. I could see how perfection looks in reality.
    Everything was chosen and put together with great care and so the picture of Morocco as a great destination will remain for a long time in our hearts.
    Thank you very much for your efforts. It was great honor for me to meet you. I must also mention Moulay Hachem El Bissouri who was the best guide you could choose for us and Mr. Bashir and his assistant who did their best as well.
    I have started to miss Morocco this morning...
    Very best regards,

    Ludmila Tvrdoňová.Boutique Travel Services Sydney
  • Dear Mustapha, Just a quick email to let you know how much I appreciated your professionalism and helpfulness on our tour. The passengers were all very happy, and I think some of the women want to marry Moulay (I considered it myself).
    Please also give Najla my best regards.

    Patrick De Gabriele.Mediterranean & Middle East Travel
  • Dear Najla, Now I have had a couple of days to decompress, I wanted to thank you so very much for everything you did for us to make our food and wine tour to Morocco so pleasant and  such a successful trip.
    From the start, it was absolutely fabulous.  I did enjoy working with you throughout and appreciate your thoughtfulness for everything.  I cant thank you and Said enough.  I have to thank you even more for our excellent driver.  He was discreet, efficient, reliable and totally dependable from start to finish.   We all enjoyed his safe driving and he made our visit to the South a real pleasure.
    I wish you well for Originally Morocco and hope our paths will cross sooner rather than later.
    All best to you and your family,


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Ah! Thanks for catching that! No wonder I got yelled at by others earlier…

BTW I’m considering putting a DePatie-Freleng short or two. I’m definitely including whichever Pink Panther short played with this film in its original 1967 US run, and I might even include a short subject from the 1969 Dollar Double Bill re-release.


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Infinix Note 3 Specs Review and Price

Infinix Note 3 is the latest released device for the Note series of Infinix, the device is also known as Infinix Note 3 (X601) It’s has a gigantic 6.0 PHABLET inch phone patched by a Gorilla Corning Glass. It is running on Android Marshmallow and has a fingerprint sensor.

It is two variant (Infinix Note 3 X601) has 2 GB RAM without the 4G LTE and the first (Note 3 Pro X537) has 3GB Ram with 4G LTE the only notable difference in them is the RAM and the 4G Extension.

The Infinix Note 3 android device was announced in August 2016 with these specs in this post. First off, let’s get to talk about how this smartphone was designed.

DesignInfinix Note 3 Specs Review and Price

The Infinix Note 3 is coming with a screen Display and screen resolution of 6.0 inches, 1080 x 1920 pixels, 367 pixels per inch. It has a premium design with wonderful colour like Gray, Gold, Black, Copper to suit your taste.

Notably, the Note 3 come in 2 variants the first variant is coming with a Paired 2GB of RAM and an expected 16GB of internal storage (No 4G LTE) and it allows an extension of external memory of about 128GB or more. The second variant has 3GB of RAM and an internal memory of 32GB expandable to 256GB with an external Sdcard and  (4G LTE).

The Infinix Note 3 is packed with 4,500mAH Li-Po battery to serve you with a minimum of 2days without internet usage. it is also a dual Sim device and  1.3 GHz octa-core CPU, MediaTek Helio X10 processor.

Apart from the Large screen size of this device, the other standout feature of the Note 3 is its camera combo. Note 3 includes a 13-megapixel unit adorns at the rear and serves as your main camera, while a 5-megapixel snapper faces you, for the selfies you’ll be taking.

Most Importantly, I will want to say thanks to Infinix on the upgrade of the battery capacity of the device, because the battery capacity at 4500mAh is just awesome that you don’t have to carry a power bank around, and this device is also a good smartphone in terms of recording and shooting of pictures.

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