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Karol Kozlowski - L'Officiel Hommes Italia November 2018

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Karol Kozlowski at Haider Ackermann, Spring 2019

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El Panecillo, Quito Quito, the capital city of Ecuador, is the second-highest official capital city in the world at an elevation of 2,850 metres above sea level. If you want to get even higher you can travel up El Panecillo, a 200-metre-high hill between southern and central Quito. Its peak is at an elevation of 3,016 metres. Rising above the old city centre in the foreground, this rotund volcanic hill offers perhaps the best possible panorama of Ecuador's capital. On top of the hill there is a statue of a Madonna, which is made from over 7,000 pieces of aluminium.

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Featured on Bing December 13, 2021

¿Qué pasa, Quito? If Ecuador's capital city Quito wasn't high up enough for you at 2,850 metres above sea level, you can elevate your experience even further with a journey up El Panecillo. Translated to English, 'El Panecillo' means 'The Dinner Roll.' Rising 183 metres above the old city centre in the foreground, this rotund volcanic hill offers perhaps the best possible panoramic views of Quito. Though our viewpoint here, looking south through Quito's vast valley, makes for a nice twilight shot, too.

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Featured on Bing December 13, 2021 Old Town Quito If Ecuador's capital city Quito wasn't high up enough for you at 9,350 feet above sea level, you can elevate your experience even further with a journey up El Panecillo. Translated to English, 'El Panecillo' means 'The Dinner Roll'. Rising 600 feet above the old city center in the foreground, this rotund volcanic hill offers perhaps the best possible panorama Quito. Though our viewpoint here, looking south through Quito's vast valley, makes for a nice twilight shot, too.

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Featured on Bing December 13, 2021

Old Town and El Panecillo Hill in Quito, Ecuador If Ecuador's capital city, Quito, isn't high enough for you at 9,350 feet above sea level, you can elevate your experience even further with a journey up El Panecillo. Translated from Spanish, 'El Panecillo' means 'The Dinner Roll.' Rising 650 feet above the old city center, seen in the foreground, this rotund volcanic hill offers perhaps the best possible panorama of Quito. Though our viewpoint here, looking south through Quito's vast valley, makes for a nice twilight shot, too.

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Towering over Quito Featured on Bing 13 December 2021

Old Town Quito, Ecuador If Ecuador's capital city Quito wasn't high enough for you at 9,350ft (2,850m) above sea level, you can elevate your experience even further with a journey up El Panecillo.

Translated to English, El Panecillo means The Dinner Roll. Rising 600ft (183m) above the old city centre, this rotund volcanic hill offers perhaps the best possible panoramic views of Quito. Although, our viewpoint here, looking south through Quito's vast valley, makes for a nice twilight shot, too.

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Clouds gather near Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador by  Karol Kozlowski 

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Karol Kozlowski for Harper's Bazaar Men Thailand, March 2021

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The Colombia that Inspired Gabriel García Márquez

Mapping magical realism within the nation that formed the author’s life and profession.

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  Brimming with life and character, Colombia stays a portal to the surreal steps of Gabriel García Márquez. Photographs by: Graziano Arici/ agefotostock/ Dinodia Photograph Library (Gabriel García Márquez), noriokanisawa/iStock /Getty Photographs Plus/Getty Photographs (background)

When Gabriel García Márquez wrote, his tales have been dusted with magic and dripping with fantasy—but he would look you useless within the eyes, and say, that is actual. That was his fact; the identical means his grandmother would inform him ghost tales with a stoic face and deadpan tone; the best way life slithered from the absurd to the irregular, all the time anchored in actuality. His fashion not solely championed his native Colombia’s spirit, however bolstered the narrative of life in Central and South America, which many battle to elucidate, and only a few managed to depict.

The colorful setting of Cartagena launched Márquez’s writing stint. Photograph by: Karol Kozlowski/robertharding/Assortment Combine: Topics/Getty Photographs

The sleepy, northern Mompós, formally Santa Cruz de Mompox, served as a backdrop for One Hundred Years of Solitude, which fetched Gabo a Nobel Prize. Bearing resemblance to the fictional Macondo, this UNESCO web site is however a crumbling colonial city located amid swamps with mango timber and secluded wood huts on stilts. It’s the place blue Caribbean waters meet the murky Magdalena River, the longest within the nation. It’s a portal to the late author’s lifelong obsession with the river courting again to 1943, when he launched into a luxurious steamboat—the David Arango—at 15. A stroll down the practically 500-year-old cobbled streets of Mompós catches sights of mouldering facades, mansions, and vibrant church buildings. Within the evenings, the plaza in entrance of Santo Domingo Church fills with meals stalls and recordings of classical music. Owing to boutique resorts and eating places, this gem is slowly discovering its means into limelight.

An additional 240 kilometres northward, tucked within the Sierra Nevada, lies Gabo’s birthplace, Aracataca, typically hailed as a extra standard contender for Macondo. Murals of the writer and Remedios, a personality of magnificence so enchanting that she ascended to heaven, sprawl throughout the quarters. A tour of Casa Museo Gabriel García Márquez, a exceptional reconstruction of Gabo’s childhood residence, holds his typewriter and dictionary. A stroll via El Carmen the place yellow butterflies flutter, reveals a tombstone erected to honour Melquiades, the visionary gypsy of the novel. Aesthetically, there isn’t a lot to see, however it’s a one-stop vacation spot for diehard Márquez followers because the essence of Gabo awaits guests at each flip.

But, maybe Cartagena stays essentially the most fantastical vacation spot on this path, wealthy in historical past and ripe with romanticism. It’s the stuff of Caribbean fantasies in addition to the town that launched Gabo’s trajectory as a author. Having arrived as a penniless pupil from Bogotá, he later maintained a sea-facing home within the San Diego quarter to which he returned yearly. Reverse his abode sits the famed Sofitel Santa Clara resort, which the author frequented for a drink. Again within the day when he was a journalist and the resort was a hospital, the writer learnt in regards to the discovery of a skeleton of a younger woman with lengthy copper hair. Fiction swirled with fact and he or she grew to become a 12-year-old Marquis’ daughter despatched for exorcism within the acclaimed Of Love and Different Demons. At Plaza Fernández de Madrid, lanes are festooned with flower-speckled balconies. This setting of a bench-filled park of younger lovers entwined in one another’s arms took form of Park of the Evangels in Love within the Time of Cholera.

The movie-set-like Mompós served as a backdrop for the setting of One Hundred Years of Solitude. Photograph by: anthony asael/Alamy/indiapicture

In any metropolis that brims with life and character, Gabo would have had no bother in search of tales.

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Rio's Best Views (And How to See Them)

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Christ the Redeemer

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One of the most popular places to see a view of Rio from above is the city's best-known landmark, O Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) at the top of Corcovado mountain in Tijuca National Park. Try to get there early to avoid the crowds for the best opportunity to see the views of the city below, or plan to arrive before the sun goes down to see the sea and city baked in the colors of the sunset. Christ the Redeemer can be reached by the Corcovado Train or certified vans from Copacabana, Largo do Machado or Paineiras. 

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Sugarloaf Mountain

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Sugarloaf Mountain (Pão de Açúcar in Portuguese) is one of the top attractions in Rio. Try to time your visit at sunset for an unforgettable view, but the view of the beaches, sea, and city from above is spectacular at any time of the day.

Sugarloaf can be reached by a cable car ride which is divided into two stage first from Praia Vermelha to the first hill, Morro da Urca, and then to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain on the second cable car.

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Ipanema Beach

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Ipanema Beach is one of the most popular places to hang out and witness local life in Rio de Janeiro. The beach also offers unforgettable views of the sea and the two peaks called the Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers), which sit at the western end of the beach.

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Vista Chinesa

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Tijuca National Park is located in one of the world's largest urban forests, Tijuca National Forest. Visit this park and the Vista Chinesa 503 (Chinese View) for panoramic views of the forest, city, and sea from almost 400 meters above. Look for Lagoa and Pão de Açúcar. To be safe, don't visit alone or after dark. You can reach Vista Chinesa by car or taxi or by this hike.  

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Praia Vermelha

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Praia Vermelha (Red Beach) offers one of the nicest beach views of Rio de Janeiro. This small beach is located under the granite tower of Morro da Urca. Besides the views, people visit this beach for the water–because the beach is protected on two sides by the hills, the water here is calmer than at other Rio beaches. 

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Pedra Bonita

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Rising above the city, Pedra Bonita 503, or the “beautiful rock,” is known for hang gliding in Rio de Janeiro, but it's also a lesser-known place to get a view from above the city. Even if you don't take in the views while hang gliding, you can still enjoy the panoramic views while doing the short hike around Pedra Bonita.

Pedra Bonita can be reached by a 20-minute taxi ride from the area of Ipanema.

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MAC Niteroi

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MAC Niteroi, or the Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói, is one of the nicest places to see art in Brazil. Besides housing an impressive collection of both Brazilian and international contemporary art, the museum is worth a visit for its unusual architecture and the views. The striking red ramp, spaceship-looking building, and water below the building are characteristics of architect Oscar Niemeyer's famous work. Views of the bay and Rio de Janeiro can be enjoyed from the museum.

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Dois Irmaoes

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Dois Irmãos (Two Brothers) are the pair of peaks that lie near the water. From the top of these peaks, a truly spectacular view of the city below can be seen. The top of Dois Irmãos can be reached by a hike, which takes a couple of hours round trip. 

A guided tour is one option, but if you prefer to go without a guide, you'll need to get to the favela Vidigal, which is located between the neighborhoods of Leblon and São Conrado. If you take a taxi to get here, you will likely be dropped off at the entrance to Vidigal. The trail begins at the top of the favela where the houses and buildings stop, and you can reach the trail by taking a motor-taxi ride or van ride, which are offered near the entrance of the favela. 

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Hash Card To Allow Cryptocurrency Spending Wherever Fiat Cards Are Accepted

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Hash Card To Allow Cryptocurrency Spending Wherever Fiat Cards Are Accepted

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Attempts have been made to create a bitcoin card that offers instant conversions to fiat currency and reliable exchange rates, but up until now, such efforts have not come to fruition.

Karol Kozlowski, left, and Pawel Goch of Hash Card recently participated in a Zurich conference.

Hash Card will convert cryptocurrencies to fiat currency in real time, and will be accepted by tens of millions of merchants worldwide. The card will allow users to spend cryptocurrencies wherever credit and debit cards are accepted, both online and at physical stores. It will work online and in the bricks-and-mortar space. The card will facilitate spending bitcoin and more than 25 altcoins, with more altcoins to be added over time.

Hash Card seeks to make cryptocurrency a part of people’s daily life via an iOS and Android user-friendly wallet combined with a debit card. The card will help the cryptocurrency ecology by encouraging cryptocurrency use on a daily basis.

The card will also allow users to exchange money at precise interbank exchange rates. The funds will be instantly available on the recipient’s Hash Card.

Card To Be Available Soon

Hash Card has almost completed its beta stage testing to enable it to launch during the public token sale, scheduled to begin May 1. The cards will be limited to the first 3,000 subscribers, and will be distributed in batches every two weeks.

Subscribers can visit hashcard.io and complete a 3-minute onboarding process, including remote KYC, to sign up for the card.

Precise interbank rates will be guaranteed. With no fees or additional markups, the cardholder will receive a savings of up to 7% compared to high street banks.

Accounts will be funded immediately with bitcoin and Ether. Fiat funding will also be available in the fourth quarter of 2018.

Users will have the option to exchange cryptocurrency into USD and keep the card balance in USD. This will allow users to minimize cryptocurrency volatility.

A user transferring ETH to their Hash Card to book a spa overseas will not have to wait for the exchange to send a traditional wire/SEPA transfer, and the funds will be instantly available on their Hash Card.

The card will have a global reach with the exception of the U.S., which is excluded at the present time.

Wallet App To Be Available

The Hash Card wallet will be available on both iPhone and Android systems and protected by multi-signature technology, SSL encryption and two-factor authentication.

By using the HashApp, users will be able to view both crypto and fiat balances in their wallet.

The card will be free during the initial token crowd sale, and will cost $100 thereafter. The $100 is payable in HSHC tokens.

The use of the card is free providing annual spending is more than $1,000 or if the user holds 10,000 tokens for six months.

There are no annual or monthly fees to use the card. There is a 1.75% transaction fee for ETH/BTC swipe or exchange, and a 2% ATM withdrawal fee. The first 3,000 subscribers will have a flat fee of just 0.5%.

Card renewal and replacement of lost or stolen cards are $25, payable in HSHC tokens.

The standard card will be available to anyone except for Chinese nationals, although the card will be accepted in China.

Cards with lower transaction fees will be available in the third quarter.

Token Sale Scheduled

The token sale will run from May 1 to June 12, beginning 3 p.m. GMT.

There will be a token supply of 150 million tokens, of which 60% will be put up for sale, with a hard cap of between 9 million and 90 million tokens and a soft cap between 3 million and 20 million tokens.

The remaining tokens after the token sale will be destroyed.

The token price will be $0.10 USD.

Tokens will be issued for 72 hours after the token sale completes.

There will be a 30% bonus minimum contribution of $100 for the first 48 hours, followed by a 20 bonus minimum contribution of $50 for the third through 12th days, a 15% bonus minimum contribution of $25 for days 13 to 22, a 10% bonus minimum contribution of $5 for days 23 to 32, and a 5% bonus minimum contribution of $0.10 for days 33 to 42.

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