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Lifestyle photography (Cologne)
About us
Tales of Light - Ricardo Silva Photography - is a project based on the idea that it is Photography that should meet people and not the other way. We don't have any studio. We want to capture pieces of real life, tell stories, and so we go where the moment takes place: at home, in the park or a walk downtown. In addition to the images obtained, we are convinced that the photo session itself should be a time for relaxation and fun and this is what results in unique photographs!
From Protected content will be in Germany and as such we want to inform people about our work and concept. For this we are offering some photo sessions during the month of February.
What we offer:
- A photo session lasting about 60 min, at a place outdoors or in participants' home
- 3 high resolution photos that you can use freely to print, make a poster, etc ...
- A gallery for viewing all photos of the session.
What we ask:
- Only one small thing: to let us show these photos in our online portfolio (website, blog, facebook) and especially, for you to tell about our work and recommend to your friends, if you liked it, of course!
-To participate, just send an email to: Protected content with at least one photo of each participant, their names, age, place where they would like to conduct the session and email contact and phone.
-Our work is oriented mainly to children and families lifestyle photography and therefore we will give preference to these participants. Nevertheless, anyone can participate: children (accompanied by parents and authorized); adults, couples and families ... Even your dog can participate, if you have one!
- The place where the session should be held is outdoors or in participants' home. In the area of Cologne or up to 30 km east of this area.
- Photos and gallery will then be sent by email.
- Participants must speak English. In the case of a group (eg. family) should be at least one member who speaks English. Right now I am still learning the German language and my level is still very basic. So communication in English in this early stage is a prerequisite!
-Depending on the number of people interested we may have to make a selection, since the offer is limited. So, after sending the request to participate, we will let you know if you've been selected. Despite that, we will respond to all emails!
Don´t forget to visit our website first! Protected content
Any other question please write to: Protected content .
We want to tell your tale of light. Contact us! Thanks


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110 MODERN | Corner sofa
Corner sectional fabric sofa
Modern comes from the need to redesign a minimal form with classicism elements. The idea was inspired by a simple and clear presentation of the structure, in which you insert the soft and enveloping cushions. The characteristic trait of Modern is the contrast between these two elements. A wide choice of modules allows to create different configurations. The project is enhanced with the addition of the armrests in two different sizes. The foot in Modern embodies the idea of the project, clearly inspired by the 50's looks like a stylet where we find the simplicity of form and refined combinations finishes. The ability to adapt to different customer needs, make Modern a versatile program, both for comfort and for modularity, ideal for home environment and contract.


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Ukraine crisis: Russia to release new $2bn tranche
Russia will provide Ukraine with a new $2bn (£1.2bn) tranche of aid "this week", Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has said.
In December, Moscow pledged $15bn to back Ukraine's struggling economy, but so far only $3bn has been transferred.
Russia had hinted it would freeze the aid until a new government is formed after Ukraine's PM quit last month.
The new tranche is seen as a boost to embattled President Viktor Yanukovych, who is facing mass protests.
In a separate development, Ukraine's opposition is planning to press for a vote in parliament on the return to the country's 2004 constitution - a move which would limit Mr Yanukovych's powers and could lead to snap presidential elections.
The opposition is also calling for a big rally outside the parliament building in the capital Kiev.
However, pro-presidential MPs - who have a majority - are expected to block any attempt to weaken Mr Yanukovych's powers.
Ukraine's unrest began in November, when Mr Yanukovych backed away from a landmark association and free trade deal with the European Union, and instead agreed the loan with Russia.
Moscow wants Ukraine to join the Russia-led Customs Union, where Belarus and Kazakhstan are also members.
Both the EU and Russia have accused each other of interfering into Ukraine's affairs.
Capital flight
On Monday, Mr Siluanov said Moscow would buy £2bn worth of Ukrainian eurobonds this week.
The Russian minister provided no further details.
However, a Ukrainian government source was quoted by Reuters as saying the money was expected to arrive on Wednesday.
The Kremlin had hinted strongly that the aid would be frozen unless a new government acceptable to Moscow would be in place.
President Yanukovych is expected to name a new prime minister to replace Mykola Azarov within days.
Ukraine's heavily-indebted economy is struggling to recover from a recession and has been shaken by capital flight in recent months.
The country's foreign currency reserves have been depleted by repeated moves to prop up the national currency, the hryvnia, which is facing further devaluation.
Amnesty deal
On Monday, an amnesty for anti-government protesters in Ukraine came into force after protesters had ended their occupation of government buildings in Kiev and in the regions.
The prosecutor's website said criminal charges would be dropped after the opposition had left Kiev city hall and other locations.
Protesters had held some of the buildings for more than two months.
But a sprawling tent city - widely known as Maidan - remains in Kiev's central square, where some denounced the decision to end the occupations.
The protesters also partially dismantled barricades on Hrushevskyy Street, which was the scene of deadly clashes earlier this year.
On Friday, authorities freed the last of 243 prisoners who were arrested during the unrest.
The opposition is now pressing for all pending criminal cases to be closed - the authorities say this will be done within a month.
Lawmakers passed the amnesty law last month and agreed to negotiate with the opposition after at least four people were killed in protests.


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Stanhope was a younger son who, with good connections, built a distinguished career. Queen Anne complained of his 'insipid sloth', Lord Hervey of his 'infinite laziness'. But the earls of Chesterfield were distant cousins and James Stanhope, commander in Spain and briefly first minister, was another cousin. William Stanhope served in the army in Spain, and was soon given a regiment, rising to full general. In 1715 he was returned to Parliament for Derby and began a diplomatic career as ambassador to Spain. In 1730 he joined Walpole's cabinet as secretary of state, receiving a barony. His connections were with the duke of Newcastle and he survived Walpole's fall, gaining promotion to an earldom in 1742 and serving as lord president of the council 1742–5. In 1744 he resumed as secretary of state and finished his career as lord‐lieutenant of Ireland between 1746 and 1750.
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