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	It is beautiful out there and it seems appropriate to cut corners on our way a place where we want to rest with the love of our life in the best case and, in the second best case, in the presence of Faiyo, so that we’re there asap. In short, shortcuts can pay off – only maybe not for those of us who...

	Jan Suadek and Ida Saudková – Beauty and the Beast? These two have something in common. A similar sense of humor and then that both are very outspoken and are as credible as children. With the fact that Jan’s life experience astonishes you in every sentence, if you are able to understand irony. He is around seventy and Ida is around forty and we met ...

	Red-Light Cinderellas A fashion house for prostitutes triumphs at the catwalks of Rio de Janeiro. It was established by a group of women sporting the ancient profession, who also act as models for the brand. Their presentations meet enormous interest and the fame of the brand came to reach far beyond the scope of Brazil....

	Miller’s Crossings Make no bones about it, Sienna Rose Miller is picture-perfect and has “it” in every sense of the word. But her down-to-earth demeanor guarantees she will break every mold that crosses her path. Her life as an actress may have been destined by the moment when her mother went into labor while watc...

	Shortcut to a Beautiful Finish You open your eyes to a ringing alarm. It’s been going off for close to an hour, which means you are running behind. Now, you’ve got 20 minutes to get your day back on track. As a multi-faceted woman of the world, you are not worried. You have a five-minute, make-up shortcut that will save the day. A...

	The Missoni The Missoni legacy lives on. Under the direction of Angela Missoni, the collection has taken a sexier turn with fur which suits the younger as well older generations. With over 50-years in the industry, I believe the goal this season was to design a wearable collection that spans the generations. Fo...

	John Galliano II, Kubla Khan Orgy John Galliano’s 2008 autumn/winter collection strikingly differed from the preceding one, introduced in our last issue. This time, the designer drew inspiration from the 1816 eulogy, Kubla Khan, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. He took advantage of the poet’s colorful work, often certainly originating fr...

	Ice Cube, The Truth Hurts There aren’t many artists, from any musical genre, that can boast to having three indisputable classic albums from their discography but Ice Cube has never been your average rapper. This is the man that as part of N.W.A. started gangsta rap, while also giving birth to West Coast hip-hop in the proce...

	Simple Form Contemporary graphic design in Japan is pampered by good economic conditions, technological boom and a long and very specific artistic tradition. Works by Japanese designers attract attention by their difference as well as high precision. Japanese aesthetics is characteristic of its spirituality – t...

	Joker’s Card to Heaven Batman, a character born by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, first appeared in the popular American TV series in the 1960s. In 1968, Frank Miller featured him in one of the groundbreaking comic books, The Dark Knight Returns. But Batman gained global renown only with Tim Burton’s 1989 movie of the same nam...

	CUT IT THROUGH Not always has the construction of great shortcuts brought fame, oftentimes it was quite on the contrary. In any case, we cannot do without them. What are the most famous ones? The Suez Canal 1869 opening was a grandiose event and Giuseppe Verdi even composed one of his grandiose operas – Aida –...

	Gravity Point Zero Chinese artist Li Wei (1970) – the ever-transcending wizard, untouchable artist and free spirit – indeed sports the most perilous edge between reality and fiction. His photos and performances are nothing but stunning. One may easily think – What is this?!? Is it real, or am I just dreaming? Do I see...

	Rushing Atina My ship with the proud name Festos Palace landed in the Piraeus port in Athens at about 5:30 a.m. I was still loafing in my cabin for about an hour, for I believed they would have let me sleep in the €39 boatel till eight. Alas – after an exhausting six-hour night cruise, I was ordered out to welcom...

	Louisiana Lovin’ The unofficial history of New Orleans parallels that of the British who deported many of their countries’ undesirables off to Australia. The original founders of N’orleans were involuntarily re-settled from Northern French provinces of Eastern Canada, bringing with them some curious European traditi...

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	What’s New What an incredible plant this bamboo is! Not only that it produces 40 % more oxygen than other members of its family, but it also is a leader in growth. If you sincerely care for the issue of global warming and for reversing the course of events, bamboo is your powerful brother in arms. A premium in...

	Fast and Safe at All Times Parkour is not an adrenalin or extreme sport. It is neither acrobatics nor gymnastics. It has nothing to do with vandalism or hazard. Often it is not even what the media presents it like. The aim is not to shock the others, but to overcome oneself. It is a method of training the human body which impr...

	BMW M1 Hommage The grandfather of this concept was created in the 1970s and bore the name “M1” on its rear. Thirty years later, its grandson presented itself at the car elegance competition in villa d’Este at Lake Como – and it enjoyed much attention. The project’s full name is M1 Hommage, i.e. “honor to the M...

	Would You Listen? Even if we spent much mazuma on a decent MP3 player, the headphones that go with it are far from being of an equal quality, no matter if the case is Apple, Samsung or Creative. It seems quite nonsensical to buy new headphones for the cheapest players since the high-quality ones cost more than th...

	By Vertu As with other products, there are mobiles which you don’t get in a bottle. The British Vertu embodies the ultimate in the field of mobile phones as to quality, design and workmanship. Everyone who holds a Vertu phone rightfully sticks to something very exceptional. Not just because prices of Ver...

	Magical Triopetra If you think that there is no quiet corner in Europe left, you should know that close to the friendly town of Spili on the south of Crete, there is a unique bay with three reefs – Triopetra. The windy island has always attracted hippie communities from all over the world, and maybe that is the r...

	Head off! The executioners’ guild was far from an honorable one in the Middle and early Modern ages. It was viewed as a sinful trade due to the contact with blood and the other filthy undertakings. First, the executioner would cut off people’s heads or other body parts – usually a hand, but sometimes even the...

	Eat Splendour, Be Splendour Japan holds global primacy in longevity and anything that has something to do with cuisine has a considerable share in this. The trend is clear: less meat and more fish, fewer cooked meals and more raw. But what makes “their” meals and the taste and aroma of these so inimitable? First, they are ...

	Food of the Gods Ambrosia, ambra, amber… a mysterious matter and eternal object of our desire since the Classical Antiquity. In ancient Greek it means “immortality”. Gods on the Olympia Mountain drank nectar with ambrosia and thanks to it they were not only immortal, but also eternally young. And it is said it t...

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	Cut It! Cut it all!!! There’s so much info that everyone gets it even from the. At times, the info is quite superficial, but what the hell – we do feel informed, and we must have info flow. But is it really a necessity? It is. Simply, information is everywhere. The information itself is an abbrev. It seems ...