The Greenery cafe has opened at the Vladimirsky Passage food court, serving fast pasta and panini. The Greenery cafe opened on the fourth floor of Vladimirsky Passage. According to the founders, their goal was to combine the food court catering format with an à la carte restaurant. All dishes are served in glass dishes and guests are served by waiters. The menu is based on salads, which are served in two sizes - baby and big - and pasta with various additives from 230 to 310 rubles.

How to buy works of art and properly place them in the apartment, why are you need to fit on in the interior and how to play with a scale. It is difficult to imagine a truly full-fledged interior without art objects. However, to make the art become an organic part of the situation - the task is difficult and requires careful preparation. Scale and background To read the whole, buy a subscription. She opens three editions at once Subscribe [you can pay for a Russian or foreign card.

Facebook decided not to trust algorithms to formulate a picture of the day Facebook is hiring a team of editors for its new news app Paper. Recode reports this. Unlike the Facebook news feed, content in Paper will be processed not only using various algorithms, but also manually. New recruits will have to independently determine the top news in 10 categories. They will appear in the app's general feed after someone shares a link to the relevant material on Facebook.

Recently, such attacks have become a popular way of communicating with competitors. Russian hosting provider Reg.ru has enabled automatic protection of its clients' websites from DDoS attacks. To do this, the company has entered into a partnership agreement with one of the world's leading Internet protection services , DDoS Guard . This was reported in the official press release of the registrar received by H&F.

A desperate attempt by two girls to open furniture production from photographs from social networks. Daria Gayler and Ekaterina Osmanov decided to become entrepreneurs and began to produce furniture. A friend gave them 6 million rubles, which they easily spent in three months.

The “Books and Coffee” art club began exchanging used batteries for coffee, cookies and event tickets. In the art club “Books and Coffee” on Gagarinskaya, 20, they began to exchange used batteries and accumulators for bonuses. For five pieces the establishment gives you cookies, for ten you get a cup of coffee, and for 20 you get a ticket to any event taking place here. Previously, a campaign to exchange batteries for coffee appeared on the Ideal Cup network.

Russia will not be able to change this limit without the participation of the rest of the Customs Union countries Russian authorities will be able to finally lower the limit for duty-free import of parcels from foreign online stores to 150 euros only after the new value is approved by other countries of the Customs Union: Belarus and Kazakhstan. However, the latter is unlikely to agree to this, as this could disrupt the country’s business relations with China. Izvestia reports this.

As usual, from 10 to 12 in the morning, The Village correspondent tracks all the most interesting, new, unexpected and curious that is happening in St. Petersburg. As usual, from 10 to 12 in the morning, The Village correspondent tracks all the most interesting, new, unexpected and curious that is happening in St. Petersburg. City news, morning newspapers, photos and messages from social networks, announcements of interesting events, quotes and numbers, opinions and comments.

From the end of this week, frosts in Moscow will retreat a little - The Village has found warm and comfortable things that are perfect for winter jogging in stores. Running in the cold season requires more strength and preparation, but brings no less pleasure and benefit.

The department also promised to eliminate the documentary problems that Russians encountered when processing parcels. The Federal Customs Service and shipping companies have resolved the conflict that arose between them regarding the processing of parcels from foreign online stores. The Prime agency reports this, citing the head of the department, Andrei Belyaninov.

It is assumed that the corporation is already discussing the terms of its launch with large retailers During the quarterly report on the state of affairs in the company, Apple CEO Tim Cook noted that the mobile payments market is indeed in the sphere of interests of the corporation. Recode reports this. “I don’t have anything specific to present to you yet, but you can see for yourself that the platform used to pay for content in the App Store has great opportunities.

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The TV channel investor is surprised by such statements, given that the company has contracts with all operators The President of the Russian Cable Television Association, Yuri Pripachkin, believes that the Dozhd TV channel should be turned off for the survey he organized about the blockade survivors. RIA Novosti reports this. “I had a desire, as an operator, to turn off such information, taking on certain censoring functions,” said Pripachkin.

The first large personal exhibition of street artist Pavel Sukhov will be held in Moscow. The Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMMA) will hold the first exhibition of the late street artist Pasha 183 in 2014. Lenta.ru reports this with reference to the museum’s press service. Moscow street artist Pavel Pukhov, known as Pasha 183, died in April 2013 at the age of 29. The exhibition will consist of his installations, as well as photographs and street works.

The office of the mobile biennale of contemporary art Manifesta 10 - with spacious negotiations, a board of deadlines and a bear’s turquoise head. Manifesta 10 is the only biennale of contemporary art that changes the venue every two years. In 2014, it will be held in Russia, in St. Petersburg, previously held in Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany and other countries. In October, the Manifesta 10 team moved to the historical building on Kazan, 7.