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Italië

<h1>Traveling Trough Italy</h1>

Travel Guide

<h1>Cinque Terre</h1>
Cinque Terre. Five small villages in Italy. Spread along the coast. Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore.

Lake Como. Northern Italy.
Recommended villages; Como, Menaggio, Lecco, Mandello.

<h1>Tuscany </h1>
Tuscany. 
Places to visit:
Lucca, Siena, Florence, San Gimignano, The Tuscany Coast.

Le Marche, Italy.
Le Marche. Near San Marino. One of the most underrated places in Italy.

Recommondations for places to visit in Italy. — @undefined's mag on Magma

Setting the Standard in Creator Marketing - Open Influence 2024

Open Influence: More than a Workplace.

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<h1>Disney Pixar's Lightyear</h1>
Draw audiences in by building excitement and anticipation around the premiere of Disney and Pixar’s Lightyear. Leverage creators who are Pixar superfans, DIY artists, entertainers, and scientists.

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<h1>adidas Originals</h1>
Highlight creators’ originality through their innovation, cultural progression, and change, while re-establishing adidas’ legacy as the original sport-to-culture brand.

Subaru NYIAS 2023 - Experiential Creator Marketing

<h1>Subaru Forester at LAAS </h1>

Leverage creators to enhance awareness and generate positive sentiment, as well as social media engagement, for the newly redesigned 2025 Subaru Forester unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

OI - Setting the Standard in Creator Marketing — @undefined's mag on Magma

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Hibiscus, Butterfly pea, Jasmine, Chamomile, Chrysanthemum, Lavender, Rose tea, Marigolds!  — @undefined's mag on Magma

<h1>Rebirth as a writer</h1>

It’s been a minute since I actually thought of my own future. The use of tools that God has given me. Coming to understand that growth is connected to who I am. 
Whom I am in Christ will bring assurance to what I am dealt with. The growth of my character is a question and development for God to mold. 
The wilderness as an artist comes with affliction that produces a story to tell for many souls to be fed. But first it’s the experience of the wilderness that bring forth a living testimony. 
I can be honest, most of my writing won’t come from here but the prayers and thoughts I have towards God to help bring soul to His Kingdom before time is out. 
This is just a preface of where I am going. May the stories that I write be acceptable in your sight Jesus! In Jesus name!

Art in the Wilderness  — @undefined's mag on Magma

<h1>
 <blockquote>"Engineering better ghosts"</blockquote>
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Journey of a daydream  — @undefined's mag on Magma

Amsterdam

<h1>New Year New Trends</h1>
The trends were expecting in 2024. All the tips for the most beautiful statement jewellery pieces, clothing, prints and colors, hair and make-up trends you need to know.

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Sparkles and Glitter
Ofcourse, you can never have enough glitter when you attend a party, gala, diner or any other evend.
You can combine glitter pieces with everything. Jeans and a shining top, a cocktail dress with high boots full of glitter or just a dress covered in glitters. 
Anything to shine.

<h1>𝐀 𝐓𝐨𝐮𝐜𝐡 𝐎𝐟 𝐑𝐞𝐝</h1>

Red is gonna be a trendy color this year. Go full red or just one piece of clothing or accessories to make it a statement in your outfit.
Give your outfit A Touch Of Red

Leopard Prints are going to be trendy again. 
Viral leopard printed pieces are the Addidas Samba’s by Wales Bonner. Addidas Samba’s in particular are very trending at the moment.
Same story as with the touch of red, try wearing a piece with leopard print in a basic outfit to make it a much cooler outfit.

Statement jewels are totally in this year. 
Chunky statement rings with rhinestones or just plain rings with funny shapes. 
Mixed metals, try combining gold with silver with just plain basic rings or bracelets.
Stack necklaces. A lot of gorgeous gold necklaces.

𝐕🪩𝐆𝐔𝐄 𝐌𝐀𝐆𝐀𝐙𝐈𝐍𝐄 — @undefined's mag on Magma

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<h2>Matériel Perdu</h2>
<h2>BEAUTY AFTER CONCEPTS</h2>
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His head felt as if 
(summoned by the same gods from whom we construe images of anger and aggression) 
it were held in place from above.


And that, (having lost all recollection of his body) if it stayed suspended like this any longer, he would begin 

to dry heave what was left of his imaginationp, and its corresponding organ.

My lady's tomb is living amongst us.
It stirs, with the consistency of a mirage from under our we tongues.
As she begins to speak: the sun and its radiance merge effervescently.
and
In the darkened house of architects who believe in progress
In the darkened heart of artists who believe in reason
my lady is never to be found.

When the dead return home to drowse.
They return to where the body, the earth, and their simultaneous decomposition, are all pigments on a circular canvas:
And the spirit maintains its flux and its effects.
A contradiction between a crown and its construction.
A vapor full of alchemy.
A gust of wind that drifts across a drying puddle, at irregular intervals.

And
(with an always unexpected outcome)
the wind
under the solitary sun 
the wind
Attests to the spirits ongoing search for poetic freedom.
For Figures. or
Faces.

They appear during the disocciation of my lady from her tomb.
For, my lady is never really mine, and will never live among us.
But her tomb, her logical casket,
serves as an opaque reminder, that my lady is also yours.
My lady is nature.

The early works of AXION (public draft for first few pages) of a complete book publishing soon — @undefined's mag on Magma

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Rhodes

Anyone who has ever had the chance to experience the beautiful island of Rhodes usually comes back with the same response: In comparison to other Dodecanese and Greek islands, Rhodes kind of has it all.
And I fully get it - somehow, the island encapsulates the essence of Greece, offering a harmonious blend of history, natural beauty, and the warmth of its people, making it a destination that resonates with travellers seeking both cultural enrichment and relaxation.
Nestled in the heart of the Aegean Sea, Rhodes stands as a testament to the country’s enduring allure, which is why people just keep coming back to the island, including myself!
It’s a travel destination for both young and old, for adventure seekers as well as relaxation gurus, for history fanatics as well as modern nightlife seekers.
If you’re already considering your next holiday, this vibrant island should be on your radar - and I’ve got the top ten things you shouldn’t miss during your visit!

<h1>1. Rhodes Old Town</h1>
There’s just something about Rhodes Old Town that puts it right at the top of this list, although this article isn’t necessarily meant to be a rating. First and foremost, the Old Town is a living museum of medieval architecture. Enclosed by imposing fortifications, the cobblestone streets are lined with well-preserved medieval buildings including palaces, churches and houses, providing a unique glimpse into the island's rich history.

We usually go to the Old Town at night, when the sun is just setting on the day, providing a romantic glow to the historic surroundings. Filled with picturesque restaurants, shops and little boutiques where you can find unique gifts and traditional jewellery, visiting Rhodes’ Old Town truly is as charming as it gets.

Kallithea Springs, the historic thermal springs on the east coast of the island, offers a truly unique experience as I find. Originally known for their therapeutic properties, visitors can enjoy the beautifully restored Italian-style buildings of the springs, lush gardens and impressive architecture.

The area also provides stunning views of the Aegean Sea, making it a picture-perfect location to unwind and explore (and even go snorkelling). Whether you seek relaxation, historical charm, or natural beauty, Kallithea Springs offers a compelling blend of these elements for a lovely visit.

<h1>3. Faliraki Town &amp; Beach</h1>
Faliraki - the fun part of Rhodes - is a popular destination for various reasons, particularly its town center and long beaches.
Faliraki boasts a long and sandy beach with crystal-clear waters, which makes it the perfect spot to combine a beach day with some shopping and entertainment. It’s simply a great place to relax, sunbathe, and enjoy various water sports and activities.

Besides its lively and vibrant nightlife including numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants, you can find lots of beautiful souvenirs in the town and I’ve always found strolling around the centre after sunset extremely special.
Faliraki is also home to one of the largest water parks in Europe, the WaterPark (more on that later). It's a fantastic attraction for families and thrill-seekers alike, offering a wide range of water slides and attractions. You get the picture - you definitely will not get bored spending a day in Faliraki!

<h1>4. Tsambika Beach</h1>
While I love Faliraki’s beaches, they can get really busy! Which is why I personally prefer the incredible gem - and in my opinion the best beach on the whole island - that is Tsambika Beach. 
This one is still kind of unpopular, just because not many people don’t know about it yet! Tsambika Beach has by far the most golden sandy shores and clear blue waters that I have seen on this island - which makes it the perfect destination for a relaxed and calm beach day. 
The good thing is that the beach is enclosed by high cliffs and there are no hotels around, so you enjoy a bit of an exclusivity relaxing on this beach. At the same time, there are lovely restaurants, bars and any amenities nearby you might need to spend a comfortable and tranquil day at the beach.

<h1>5. Monolithos Castle</h1>
Monolithos Castle, perched atop a rugged hill on the west side of the island, provides incredible panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and the Aegean Sea, making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Approaching Monolithos Castle, the local produce shop located just a few hundred metres before the castle’s carpark, is a wonderful stop to stock up on some typically Greek goods such as traditional Greek delicacies, artisanal products, and souvenirs. Immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of the region, supporting local businesses while enjoying the freshest produce. I can recommend the sweet pistachio spread and Erica honey!

<h1>6. Lindos &amp; Acropolis</h1>

Lindos, the Santorini of Rhodes as I like to call it. But Lindos doesn’t need any comparison! Nestled on the mid-East Coast, Lindos is a captivating destination with its charming white-washed buildings, and narrow cobblestone street.
The Acropolis, perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, is a testament to Lindos' historical importance, featuring ancient ruins and breathtaking views.

I would recommend hiking up to the Acropolis in the early morning or late afternoon, as the heat will be more manageable on your way up.
Equally, Lindos is home to beautiful beaches, such as Lindos Beach and St. Paul's Bay, providing opportunities for relaxation, swimming, and water activities in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, especially after you broke a sweat up at the Acropolis!

<h1>7. Prasonisi Beach</h1>
Whether you're an avid windsurfer, a nature lover, or someone who simply appreciates unique landscapes, Prasonisi Beach provides a one-of-a-kind experience that combines thrilling water activities with the serenity of a remote coastal environment.
Located on the very southern tip of Rhodes, Prasonisi is a natural marvel where the Aegean Sea meets the Mediterranean. The beach is a narrow strip of land with water on both sides, creating an unusual and interesting landscape.

The beach's unique geography allows you to experience two different seas in one location. On one side, the water is calm and suitable for swimming, while on the other, the waves and wind create an exciting environment for water sports.
Understandably, Prasonisi is renowned as one of the top windsurfing and kitesurfing spots in Europe. The consistent strong winds and favorable conditions make it an ideal playground for water sports enthusiasts of all levels.

Rhodes has a long-standing tradition of ceramic craftsmanship. Exploring the ceramic factories allows you to witness skilled artisans at work and connect with the island's heritage while enjoying the beauty of locally crafted ceramics.
The ceramic factories produce a wide range of locally crafted ceramics, including decorative items, dinnerware, and unique souvenirs. Purchasing these items not only supports local businesses but also provides you with authentic and handcrafted mementos of your Rhodes visit.

Many ceramic factories also offer guided tours or demonstrations, providing visitors with an educational experience. You can learn about the entire process of creating ceramics, from shaping and molding to firing and glazing.

<h1>9. Butterfly Valley (Petaloudes)</h1>
This place is an absolute must-visit every time I come to this beautiful island. Whether you're interested in observing butterflies, taking a leisurely walk, or simply enjoying the serenity of nature, the Butterfly Valley offers a tranquil escape.
Renowned for its stunning natural beauty, lush greenery and serene river, the peaceful ambiance of Butterfly Valley makes it an ideal place for relaxation and reflection.
During the summer months, thousands of the famous Jersey Tiger Moth butterflies cover the trees, creating a magical and ethereal atmosphere. Observing this natural phenomenon is a rare and awe-inspiring sight, so you should definitely go if you can!

<h1>10. Water Park Faliraki</h1>
Last but not least, one of the most fun things you can experience when visiting Rhodes: The Water Park Faliraki in Rhodes offers a thrilling and family-friendly experience with its diverse water attractions, including slides, lazy rivers, and wave pools. It's a perfect destination for a fun-filled day, providing entertainment for visitors of all ages, from exhilarating rides for thrill-seekers to more relaxed areas for those looking to unwind. 
The park's well-maintained facilities, vibrant atmosphere, and a wide range of water activities make it a refreshing and enjoyable addition to your Rhodes itinerary.

Beaches, bars, history, culture, nature, fun - Rhodes has it all. If you’ve already been to this Mediterranean diamond and plan on going again and need some more inspiration, or if the island has just recently landed on your travel radar, here are 10 Rhodes tips that’ll convince you to book those flights asap! Thank you for reading.  — @undefined's mag on Magma

Portugal

I enter a meditative state as I watch the giant waves crash onto the cliffs in front of me, one by one, each new set arriving on shore like clockwork. It is my third day visiting Portugal and although it is October already, the sun is beating down on me, not yet ready to let fall take over.
A voice behind me pulls me out of my daydreaming. An elderly lady approaches me from a few metres behind, accompanied by a gentle golden retriever.
In a Portuguese accent, she chuckles: “Oh Lord, that surfer out there! The conditions today are really not ideal.” “Oh...”, I start mumbling, unsure what to respond, trying to find the tiny dot of a surfer she has spotted in the distance.
Her facial expressions soften: “Oh well.. Don’t worry about him. Somehow they always turn out fine! It’s the thrill for them, you know? My husband used to go out there all the time.” She tells me they have always lived close to the beach here in the small town of Aljezur, appreciating the slow pace of life with their dog Leila.

Again, I think to myself how beautifully welcoming and warm the Portuguese people have been so far. She asks me whether it is my first time in Portugal and I tell her about my recent journey and stay in Albufeira. She gently rolls her eyes at me: “So you are visiting the South Algarve then?”

“Yes,” I respond, slightly taken aback by her straightforwardness, “the South has long been on my list of places to visit, but this beach was recommended to me and I had some spare time.” I try to read her mind.

She nods slowly. A few moments later, she turns towards me and gives me a soft pat on my shoulder: “Well I’m so glad we met - we don’t see as many people from abroad here on the West Coast. Everyone always flocks to the South Algarve, which makes sense of course! The water is a lot better for swimming.” I look at her as she hesitates. “But...?”

“Well...” she continues, “this right here is Portugal, you know? The endlessly wide beaches. The coastlines with not a single soul in sight at times. I think it’s the more spiritual, more serene side of Portugal, which most people don’t see. Anyway, have a lovely time, my dear!”
I watch as the lady walks back up the stairs to the car park of Praia da Amoreira, quickly vanishing behind a large truck.
I turn around and look at the beach spreading out before me. Upon my arrival in Portugal, I hired a car at Faro airport and had planned to spend my time exploring the south of the Algarve only. Driven by promising pictures of the Benagil Caves and the stunning rock formations of Ponta da Piedade, I knew this was where I wanted to make use of my valuable time.
But what the lady had just mentioned had struck a chord with me. After two days of covering most things that had been on my list, I had already grown somewhat tired of following the beaten path, ticking off classic ‘bucket-list’ experiences. I craved something.. well.. LESS advertised.

Back at my rental, I decide to bury my initial plans. I pull up Google Maps on my phone, determined to make the most out of my three remaining days. Inspired by our warm encounter, I drive up to the centre of Aljezur, a small coastal town characterised by its Moorish castle, built in 10th century.

I notice a small café on the side of a street made of cobblestones and decide to sit down for a bit. The owner of the café, who is about my age, brings me a mouth-watering waffle garnished with fresh fruit. He tells me he’s been living in Aljezur for most of his adult life and thinks it is the most charming spot in the whole country.

Back at the hotel after a 1.5-hour drive, I let the memories of the day settle, grateful for the lady’s nudge to rethink my itinerary.
In the morning, I pack some lunch after breakfast and to my delight, the hotel owner hands me two traditional Pastel de Nata to enjoy on my drive back to the west coast. I devour them before I‘ve even started the engine.
—
I arrive at the Praia da Bordeira car park just after lunch. I press my entire body against the car's door as the ferocious winds are trying hard to keep me inside the vehicle. Looking around, rugged limestone cliffs rise to my left and right, leaving me wondering how far I still am from the actual beach.
I hurry to keep pace with a group of people in front of me, making their way to the beach, jumping over what seems to be a shallow lagoon. As I learn from the group, walking up to the Praia da Bordeira inevitably leads you along this small river bordering the beach of Bordeira (the Ribeira da Bordeira), ultimately ending up in the ocean.

I climb up the wooden stairs on the left side of the bay and am rewarded with an astounding view of the almost three-kilometre-long beach. Above our heads, seagulls are circling, waiting for the perfect opportunity to secure some leftovers.

The day before my return flight, I set off from Faro to one last stop on the West Coast. I can’t help but appreciate the smaller size of the country, making the drive between the South Algarve and the West Coast just two hours long.

I take a long last walk on the golden sands of the Praia do Castelejo, waiting for the sun to slowly set down on us. I go back to the car and drive up the mountains, back to the main road.
But instead of turning left to the motorway, I leave the village of Vila do Bispo behind me and cautiously make my way up the gravel road to Torre de Aspa. For a moment, I doubt my rental’s capacity to make it without popping a tyre, but eventually, I arrive at the highlight of my 6-day trip.
I am able to park the car close to the cliff’s edge, my eyes already running wild in both directions of the lookout, trying to grasp the immensity of what lies before me. It is surprisingly calm and the roaring ocean below looks entirely peaceful and quiet from up here.
I watch the colours of the sky turn blue as the sun sets over this slice of Portuguese West Coast, only to rise again in the morning.

As I make my way back to the airport in Faro on the day after, I feel a sense of calm. I can’t help but wonder what the lady I had met had thought of our conversation after we parted ways. A wave of gratitude washes over me.

As the plane touches down in London, I overhear a friendly, elderly man sitting in the row behind me say to his wife: “What a beautiful holiday! The South is just the absolute best Portugal has to offer.” I look out of the plane window at the tarmac, subtly rolling my eyes, smiling to myself.

Tips for visiting the Algarve and the South West
West Coast Beaches:
While the beaches of the South Algarve - with their golden sand and cove-like shapes - are among the most popular ones in Portugal for swimming and family holidays, the West Coast is not only a paradise for surfers of all levels, but a not-to-miss destination for travellers who rather enjoy going off the grid.
Endless beaches backed by dramatic cliffs and sand dunes invite visitors to get lost in the freeing feeling the West Coast conveys, and to appreciate life as nature serves as a gentle reminder to stay present.
The best West Coast beaches for travellers:
• Praia de Odeceixe (Odeceixe) • Praia da Amoreira (Aljezur) • Praia do Castelejo (Vila do Bispo) • Praia da Bordeira (Bordeira)
What you need to know:
Getting here: To explore the West Coast, you can best fly into Faro Airport. Alternatively, travellers can fly to Lisbon and go down south.
Getting around: If you want to explore flexibly, renting a car is definitely the easiest way to do so. Beware of toll fees though! Portugal has a toll road system and fees need to be paid before leaving the country. The public transport network will connect you to the major cities and special bus shuttles can get you to remote locations too.
Your stay: The Algarve offers lovely hotels and charming AirBnBs. If you can get around easily, you can essentially stay anywhere. Make sure to book in advance!
Highlights: If you travel by car, stop at one of the iconic ceramics warehouses. Pottery and ceramics is a typically Portuguese craft and you might find some pieces to take home with you as keepsakes.

Visiting Portugal for the first time was a truly magical experience. Besides the typical beach vacation most holiday-goers aim for, the country enchants you with breathtaking nature and endless coastlines, waiting to be explored. Thank you for reading! 🤍 — @undefined's mag on Magma

Atlanta

Dream Big Entertainment LLC Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@cdubo?utm_source=magma&utm_medium=referral">Christian Dubovan</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com/?utm_source=magma&utm_medium=referral">Unsplash</a> — @undefined's mag on Magma

New York

<h1>Who Is Cali Rose?</h1>
Innovation isn’t something taught, either your born with it or forced into it. In this case Cali is both. Cali is what most would describe as innovative and forward thinking itself. She’s known to wear her heart on her sleeves and through her creativity. The vision she creates for creatives fit their paradigm. She excels through situations that most would falter in. Growing up in one of the most roughest neighborhoods in South Florida, Cali Rose continues to spread her wings as the free spirit she is towards advancing into new territories that would change the world as we see today. Owner of Femme Flowz, Cali Rose Consulting, Verti Enterprises, &amp; My name is Victory Inc –in the coming years Cali is sure to become known for her eye, work ethic and ability to bringing her clients vision to life.

Most get their start in music over night then wonder why 6 month later their numbers are a bit questionable( no shade). We all have those moments at times in business. Then, there’s those who take the time to really create a foundation for their process. Ding, Ding, Ding! 
A solid process ensures a thorough execution of a project. Through out this brochure as you get to know Cali, you’ll also get familiarized with a few of her strategies that can help your process as well.

The Beautiful thing about creating art is that there can NEVER be a wrong way. After all, who can tell YOU how to express YOU. That’s Cali’s Approach. Sometimes we may lack direction in approach but the quality of our art speaks from its ability to reach either the masses or our assigned and targeted audience.

Often times we hear, “your Network, is your Net-worth” crazily enough it’s true. As a creative, it’s often important to find your self in the midst of creatives that are either like minded or has tenture or experience in their line of work. The exciting part of your process towards creating the lifestyle of business goals of your dreams is networking. When done right, you can find yourself making friends for life! But most importantly, opening doors for yourself and others. Networking should always not only be fun but very specific. Always give your associates something to remember you by, but always make sure that it’s for a purpose with a purpose each and every single time. 

Keep it Simple 😉 😘

Does Play By Play Really Work? 
<h2>Uhhh… #Won</h2>
In the start of my career, I realized that the easiest thing for me to have done was to simple show up. In this line of work, Although aesthetics matter, but being in the right places at the right time makes a difference as well. There’s no Play by play way to success except for having a strong vision, focus and a will to succeed. 
Throughout the years you’ll learn where you go wrong and it’s usually simple adjustments from there, unless it’s a major mess that only ‘Olivia Pope’ can fix, then that’s where myself and a few of my peers would come in to assist. 
Pure intentions will always get you to where you need to be in this industry, but play well. Be smart always. Listening is the main objective because 95% of the time, listening is what helps give room to solution. 
&lt;!——-Cue the beats… 😊🎶

<h1>$$$ #‘Twooo</h1>
How Much is Too much? 
The Hardest part of being a business owner is that of money. The basis, the start, the end or beginning of business is money. Business is the most easiest yet difficult industry to be in at times due to cost, and unpredictable demands if missed. The question of BALANCE! According to quality; If there’s a product you can offer that is in season or If there’s a product that you cannot offer due to having lack of access or the ability to provide the demand. Theses are one of a few to the many MAIN issues that comes with Business. 
A Budget. 
Sometimes it’s just as simple as that, once you have a budget that is approximate or spot on, believe me when I say that your well ahead of where you need to be. 

A good friend of mines taught me this one lesson earlier on in my career; if you can challenge yourself to not spend and make back in one day two or three times the amount you intended to start your day off with…By the end of the month you’ll be happy with your profits.

<h1>#Twa</h1>
New Technology 
Spark your interest in modern ways to keep your business going!

As for my industry, I deal with music, creatives and art enthusiasts, but over all business owners who also have an interest in technology. So there’s ALWAYS a need to stay on top of new technology. A lot of businesses such as Fortune 500 companies and large firms have different systems that have been put into place since the beginning of the prehistoric ages, Not to knock history and systems passed down from family businesses. So naturally it’s imperative that they invest thousands to millions of dollars into software that will aid in the advancement of there companies brand. In the past couple of years the introduction of AI and Chat GPT, self coding apps and more has brought about so much change, relevance and a level of convenience￼ to aid entrepreneurs as well as businesses to better their dynamics within the company. 5 years ago, a group of well known business owners pressed the issue of learning a skill that involves infallible tech skills before the pandemic of 2020, either it be a certification or something as simple as creating an app to funnel your sales results. A few of my clients tried this method and it worked well.

One of my favorite, yet most difficult forms of new technology at the moment is Artificial Intelligence. For one of many reasons, but one…it’s NEW. Although it’s been made accessible to consumers at levels it frustrates me at times only for simple reasons as there’s so much that can be done within that field, such a large space to create. Those are the skills it takes sometimes to advance. I wouldn’t be a consultant if I didn’t leave references to help better your strategies. But as for new Technology, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Your Vision.Your Way — @undefined's mag on Magma

Porto Rotondo

<h1>Paolo e Francesca Wedding</h1>

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Palo Alto

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Issue 03 — @undefined's mag on Magma

<h1>❗️CONSUMER ALERT❗️</h1>
<h2>Product List of Companies</h2>
<h2>Manufacturing with </h2>
<h2>Dead Fetal Cells!</h2>
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<h1>PEPSI BEVERAGES</h1>
<h2>(ALL Pepsi soft drinks)</h2>
– Sierra Mist soft drinks
– Mountain Dew soft drinks
– Mug root beer 
– No Fear beverages
– Ocean Spray beverages
– Seattle’s Best Coffee
– Tazo beverages
– AMP Energy beverages
– Aquafina water
– Aquafina flavored beverages
– DoubleShot energy beverages
– Frappuccino beverages
– Lipton tea and other beverages
– Propel beverages
– SoBe beverages
– Gatorade beverages
– Fiesta Miranda beverages
– Tropicana juices and beverages

<h2>NESTLE PRODUCTS:</h2>
<h2>(ALL Coffee Creamers)</h2>

<h2>MAGGIE BRAND:</h2>
-instant soups
-bouillon cubes
-ketchups 
-sauces
-seasoning
-instant noodles

<h2>KRAFT/CADBURY ADAMS:</h2>

– Black Jack chewing gum
– Bubbaloo bubble gum
– Bubblicious bubble gum
– Chiclets
– Clorets
– Dentyne
– Freshen Up Gum
– Sour Cherry Gum (Limited)
– Sour Apple Gum (Limited)
– Stride
– Trident

<h2>CADBURY ADAMS CANDIES:</h2>

– Sour Cherry Blasters
– Fruit Mania
– Bassett’s Liquorice All sorts
– Maynards Wine Gum
– Swedish Fish
– Swedish Berries
– Juicy Squirts
– Original Gummies
– Fuzzy Peach
– Sour Chillers
– Sour Patch Kids
– Mini Fruit Gums
– Certs breath mints
– Halls Cough Drops

<h2>NEOCUTIS BEAUTY PRODUCTS:</h2>

-Bio-Gel Prevedem Journee
-Bio-Serum Lumiere
-Bio Restorative Skin Cream

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