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Reģions Vārds Un Uzvārds Mobilais Telefons E-Pasts Darba Pieredze Aglonas Novads Jāzeps Gunārs Ruskulis 29529203 Gunars.Rus
Reģions Vārds un uzvārds Mobilais telefons E-pasts Darba pieredze Radio inženieris specialitātē "Radiotehnika". Ir praktiska pieredze un radošs risinājums nestandarta situācijās. Jāzeps Gunārs Prasmes: pieslēgt TV uztveres ierīces (televizorus, virszemes uztvērējus, Aglonas novads 29529203 [email protected] Ruskulis antenas), konfigurēt programmas, salabot ierīces. Konsultēt par ierīču iegādi, lai garantētu 100 % uztveres iespējas jebkurā vietā vai problemātiskas radio redzamības apstākļos. Aizkraukle Aldis Stepiņš 29837131 [email protected] Satelīttelevīzijas meistars sešus gadus. Aizkraukles novads Aigars Zelčs 26329054 [email protected] Seši gadi satelīttelevīzijas instalācijas. Aizkraukles novads Aldis Stepiņš 29837131 [email protected] Satelīttelevīzijas meistars sešus gadus. Aknīste Aigars Zelčs 26329054 [email protected] Seši gadi satelīttelevīzijas instalācijas. Aknīstes novads Aigars Zelčs 26329054 [email protected] Seši gadi satelīttelevīzijas instalācijas. To vien daru, jau 20 gadus. Viss, kas saistīts ar antenām, gan satelītu, gan Alūksne Andris Liepiņš 29142500 [email protected] virszemes. Alūksnes novads Sandis Tutiņš 28377317 [email protected] Virzemes un satelīttelevīzijas meistars. To vien daru, jau 20 gadus. Viss, kas saistīts ar antenām, gan satelītu, gan Alūksnes novads Andris Liepiņš 29142500 [email protected] virszemes. To vien daru, jau 20 gadus. Viss, kas saistīts ar antenām, gan satelītu, gan Apes novads Andris Liepiņš 29142500 [email protected] virszemes. Apes novads Sandis Tutiņš 28377317 [email protected] Virzemes un satelīttelevīzijas meistars. Vitautas Ādažu novads 29691009 [email protected] Antenu, satelītu, ētera TV instalācijas darbi, TV remonts. Pieredze 25 gadi. Andrijauskas Ādažu novads Artūrs Mihailovs 29273780 [email protected] Satelīttelevīzijas antenu un TV antenu ierīkošana, apkope. Antenu, satelītu, ētera TV, videonovērošanas instalācijas darbi. Pieredze 30 Babītes novads Dmitrijs Čeļadinovs 29510395 [email protected] gadi. -
The Saeima (Parliament) Election
/pub/public/30067.html Legislation / The Saeima Election Law Unofficial translation Modified by amendments adopted till 14 July 2014 As in force on 19 July 2014 The Saeima has adopted and the President of State has proclaimed the following law: The Saeima Election Law Chapter I GENERAL PROVISIONS 1. Citizens of Latvia who have reached the age of 18 by election day have the right to vote. (As amended by the 6 February 2014 Law) 2.(Deleted by the 6 February 2014 Law). 3. A person has the right to vote in any constituency. 4. Any citizen of Latvia who has reached the age of 21 before election day may be elected to the Saeima unless one or more of the restrictions specified in Article 5 of this Law apply. 5. Persons are not to be included in the lists of candidates and are not eligible to be elected to the Saeima if they: 1) have been placed under statutory trusteeship by the court; 2) are serving a court sentence in a penitentiary; 3) have been convicted of an intentionally committed criminal offence except in cases when persons have been rehabilitated or their conviction has been expunged or vacated; 4) have committed a criminal offence set forth in the Criminal Law in a state of mental incapacity or a state of diminished mental capacity or who, after committing a criminal offence, have developed a mental disorder and thus are incapable of taking or controlling a conscious action and as a result have been subjected to compulsory medical measures, or whose cases have been dismissed without applying such compulsory medical measures; 5) belong -
Gradients of Latvian Magnetic Anomalies
Scientific Journal of Riga Technical University Sustainable Spatial Development 2011 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Volume 2 Gradients of Latvian Magnetic Anomalies Vladimir Vertennikov, Riga Technical University Abstract. This article discusses one of the most important and vertical gradients. It is possible to determine those geophysical factors, which produces an impact on the gradients by calculations or measurements using special demographic processes and reflects the nature of variability in instruments – magnetic gradiometers. Instrumented gradient the anomalous magnetic field intensity in space. The article characterises the horizontal magnetic gradients, which vary measurements are predominantly utilised in local areas during within the wide range: from 10 to 2400 nT/km. It distinguishes prospecting and exploration for minerals. In regional magnetic scale and magnetic gradient areas. The article gives an investigations, to which concrete operations associated with ecodemographic evaluation of the territory of Latvia by the investigating the impact of geophysical factors on gradience of the anomalous magnetic field. demographic processes belong, horizontal gradients are the main factor; they are determined by calculations. Keywords: horizontal magnetic gradient, magnetic scale, magnetic gradient area, ecodemographic evaluation of territory by magnetic gradience. CHARACTERISATION OF HORIZONTAL MAGNETIC GRADIENTS The magnetic field is represented in the Latvian territory by a complex set of anomalies with different signs, intensity, size The gradient is an important parameter of anomalous and morphology. The transitions from one anomaly to another magnetic field. The discussion deals with the spatial intensity are expressed through changes in the field intensity and are variations. The thing is that the intensity of the anomalous either gradual, occurring step-by-step, or abrupt. -
CYCLING from KLAIPĖDA to RIGA (LITHUANIA – LATVIA) 8 Days / 7 Nights, Self-Guided (Code: SG3)
BALTIC BIKE TRAVEL Self-guided cycling tours 2021 CYCLING FROM KLAIPĖDA TO RIGA (LITHUANIA – LATVIA) 8 days / 7 nights, self-guided (code: SG3) A cycle tour through some of the most beautiful areas of Lithuania before crossing into Latvia to explore its hidden treasures. The journey begins by cycling along a famous Lithuanian route along the Baltic coast. The route continues through beautiful countryside in Latvia with its constantly changing landscape, small villages & old towns to end in the former Hanseatic port of Riga. Cycling grade: We rate this trip as moderate level. Cycle routes mainly on roads with little traffic and cycle paths, a few stretches in Latvia are on main roads with more car traffic, especially on weekends (from the Lithuanian border to Liepaja, and some stretches near Pavilosta and Tukums). Routes range from 30 to 78 km (19-49 miles) each day. Bicycle route is flat. CYCLING ITINERARY (cycling ~366 km / 229 miles, by train ~1 hour) Day 1. Klaipėda Individual arrival in Klaipėda and transfer to your hotel (not included). Hotel check-in. OVERNIGHT at central 3* Klaipėda hotel. Day 2. Klaipėda-Karklė-Palanga (appr. 30 km) Collect rental cycles at your hotel (if pre-ordered). Cycle on asphalt cycle path signposted as the Lithuanian Seaside Cycle Route through the Seaside Regional Park to Palanga resort, famous for its Botanical Park and Amber Museum. Arrive in Palanga, Hotel check-in. OVERNIGHT at central 4* Palanga hotel Day 3. Palanga-Nica-Liepaja (appr. 78 km) Cycle on picturesque cycle path along the Baltic Sea Coast to Šventoji where you’ll cross the river over a cable bridge. -
003 Aktualizets Julijs 2016 Eng
Integration of specially protected nature territories of Latvia in spatial plans Project number: 4.3 -24/NFI/INP -003 Project title: Integration of specially protected nature territories of Latvia in spatial plans Project implementer: Nature Conservation Agency Total budget: EUR 553 146.17 Financial contribution: NFM funding in t he amount of 88,42% EUR 489 091.84 Republic of Latvia funding in the amount of 11,58% EUR 64 054.33 Agreement signed: 16.01.2014 Place of Latvia, duration 28 months, planned end date 30.04.2014. implementation: Project partners in Ministry of Enviromental Protection and Regional Development Latvia: Information about Ministry of Enviromental Protection and Regional Development is available: http://www.varam.gov.lv/eng/ Project partners in Oppland County Information about Oppland County is available: Norway : http://www.oppland.no Target groups: The primary target group of the project - 119 local municipalities, both those whose territories are located in specially protected nature territories and all the other territories in which the specialists will be trained for the implementation of the conception and methodology for integration of management plans into spatial plans. The primary target group is also the local experts who will be trained in workshops, developers and experts of the management plans who will participate in the preparation of management plans, as well as public institutions – Nature Conservation Agency, Ministry of the Environmental Protection and Regional Development, Planning regions, who will benefit in long-term from the development of conception and methodology and management plans. The secondary target group of the project is local people who live, work and rest in these areas, in which management plans will be prepared and negotiations with local leaders about the integration of management plans into spatial plans will be started. -
A Social Assessment of Poverty in Latvia
LISTENING TO THE POOR: A SOCIAL ASSESSMENT OF POVERTY IN LATVIA Report on research findings (March – June 1998) Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Riga, 1998 TABLE OF CONTENTS TALKING TO THE POOR:............................................................................................................ I A SOCIAL ASSESSMENT OF POVERTY IN LATVIA .............................................................. I TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................................................................................ II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.......................................................................................................... VI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ......................................................................................................... VII OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY ................................................................................................ VII METHODOLOGY ................................................................................................................. VII FINDINGS .......................................................................................................................... VIII CHAPTER 1: OBJECTIVES AND METHODS............................................................................1 AN ECONOMY IN TRANSITION................................................................................................1 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY ...................................................................................................2 METHODOLOGY -
Report on the Year 2013 by the Ombudsman of the Republic of Latvia
Report on the Year 2013 by the Ombudsman of the Republic of Latvia Riga, 2014 Contents Contents ......................................................................................................................... 2 Abbreviations Used in the Text ...................................................................................... 6 Preamble by the Ombudsman ........................................................................................ 7 I Children’s Rights ......................................................................................................... 8 1. Children’s Rights to Education ........................................................................................................ 8 1.1. Rights to Acquire Education Free of Charge............................................................................ 8 1.2. Rights and Possibilities to Acquire Education in Compliance with Child’s Capacities ......... 12 2. Importance of Individual Preventive Work in the Protection of the Children’s Rights .................. 17 3. Children’s Rights to Health Care Free of Charge .......................................................................... 22 4. Children’s Right to be Listened and Respecting of Their Opinion ................................................ 26 5. Rights of Orphans and Children without Parental Custody ........................................................... 29 5.1. Children’s rights to live in family or familial environment .................................................... 29 5.2. Ensuring -
Cycling in Western Lithuania & Latvia
SELF-GUIDED Lithuania – Latvia Baltic Sea Cycling in western Lithuania & Latvia Ventspils Kuldīga Kandava Jūrmala Rīga Pāvilosta Liepāja LATVIA Palanga LITHUANIA Klaipėda nian Spit ro Cu Nida Kaunas RUSSIA Tour distances: cycling ~363 km /227 mi., by train ~20 km 8 days / 7 nights TOUR INFORMATION 8 days self-guided cycling tour from Klaipėda to Riga (Code: SG3) Cycling grade: A cycle tour through some of the most beautiful areas of Lithuania before crossing into Latvia to explore Cycle routes mainly on roads with little traffic and its hidden treasures. The journey begins by cycling along a famous Lithuanian route along the Baltic cycle paths (more traffic on road to Liepaja, Latvia). coast. The route continues through beautiful countryside in Latvia with its constantly changing land- Routes range from 25 to 75 km (15–47 miles) each day. The terrain is dead flat most of the tour. scape, small villages & old towns to end in the former Hanseatic port of Riga. Arrival & departure information / Transfers Ferry terminal: Klaipėda (from Kiel & Rostock, Day 1. Klaipėda Germany; Karlshamn & Trelleborg, Sweden) / Riga Individual arrival in Klaipėda and (Stockholm, Sweden) transfer to your hotel (not included). Airports: Palanga (35 km/22 mi. away from Overnight in Klaipėda. Klaipėda) & Riga Transfers: (price for one way up to 3 persons). From/to Palanga airport: 49,- Euro Day 2. Klaipėda-Palanga ~29 km/ From/to Klaipėda ferry terminal: 30,- Euro 18 mi From/to Riga airport: 35,- Euro Collection of rental bicycles at the hotel. Cycle on asphalt cycle path ACCOMMODATION through the Seaside Regional Park to 3* middle-range hotels and guesthouses Palanga resort, famous for its Botani- with several, welcoming pubs on the cords. -
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ESUKA – JEFUL 2017, 8–1: 41–59 INSIGHT INTO THE CITY/TOWN NAMES OF LATVIA Laimude Balode University of Helsinki, University of Latvia Abstact. The origin of place names is a research topic for linguists (or onomasticians) and geographers, but since ancient times a wide range of people have also been inter- ested in the subject. As Latvia is the closest neighbour to both Lithuania and Estonia, they share, to a large extent, a common history, as well as – because of this fact – a number of borrowed common words and names. This article is based on the toponym- ical material included in the short dictionary of Latvian geographical names entitled “No Abavas līdz Zilupei” (“From Abava to Zilupe. The origin of Latvian geographical names”), which was compiled by Laimute Balode and Ojārs Bušs and published in Rīga in 2015. It offers insights into the contemporary situation of Latvian oikonyms as well as providing comparisons of the names of inhabited places with their historical names. Keywords: onomastics, place names, Latvia DOI: https://doi.org/10.12697/jeful.2017.8.1.03 1. Introduction Today, Latvia has 9 cities and 67 towns (N=76) with town privi- leges. Naturally there are ancient cities, such as Rīga; founded in 1201, it has had town privileges since 1225. Other examples include Valmiera and Cēsis, which were granted town privileges in 1323, and Aizpute, Kuldīga, Ventspils, which were granted town status in 1378. In addition, Ludza was recorded in historical annals as early as in 1173, but town privileges were not granted until 1777. Then we must also consider the newest towns of Latvia: Jūrmala has been recognised as a town since 1956 and several inhabited places – Aknīste, Cesvaine, Ķegums, Pāvilosta, Saulkrasti, Seda, Stende, and Vangaži – were adjudged as towns in the first years of the second independence – from 1991. -
Missions in and from Latvia Particulary Youth with a Mission During 1988 – 2008
MISSIONS IN AND FROM LATVIA PARTICULARY YOUTH WITH A MISSION DURING 1988 – 2008 Submitted to fulfill the thesis requirement for a Bachelor’s Degree University of the Nations College/Faculty of Christian Ministries Kristina Ecis April 2009 ii KRISTINA ECIS has successfully passed the thesis requirements for the completion of the Bachelor’s Thesis. Thesis Committee: _______________________________ Date: ____________ Thesis Advisor _______________________________ Date: ____________ Committee Member iii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To YWAM Latvia founders Maris and Judite Dzelzs, who have showed great example of obedience to God and created a platform for missions; to my pastor Erberts Bikše, who was first to encourage and support me in missions; to my mother Laimdota Kalna, who was willing to release me to ministry in YWAM, even though that was a strange and unknown concept; and to Janis, Peteris and Filips whose patience, trust and encouragement helped me to finish this part of the journey. iv ABSTRACT This thesis will deal with missions development in Latvia. The tentative hypothesis is that despite complicated history the Church in Latvia has been active in missions movement and that missions agency Youth With A Mission in Latvia has played a major role missions mobilizing. The primary questions for this thesis are - to discover missions development in Latvia during the last years of Communism until present day; - to explore establishment and growth of one particular international mission agency, Youth With A Mission (YWAM), - in Latvia and its influence on the Latvian Church and society; - and to look for new strategies for missions in Latvia and from Latvia for the next ten years. -
Maršruta Nr. Maršruta Nosaukums 7000 Sloka
Starppilsētu autobusu maršruti Maršruta Maršruta nosaukums Nr. 7000 Sloka - Bebrbeķu kapi 7004 Jēkabpils - Rēzekne 7005 Jēkabpils - Līvāni 7006 Rīga - Bebrene 7008 Jēkabpils - Bebrene 7010 Rīga - Jēkabpils 7017 Rīga - Jelgava 7018 Rīga - Spuņupe - Jaunķemeri 7020 Rīga - Jaunķemeri 7021 Rīga - Dubulti 7023 Rīga - Sloka 7041 Rīga - Pūre - Talsi - Valdemārpils - Dundaga 7044 Daugavpils - Madona 7046 Rīga - Krāslava 7047 Rēzekne - Krāslava 7073 Rīga - Madliena - Meņģele 7144 Valmiera - Cēsis 7145 Valmiera - Limbaži 7147 Cēsis - Vecpiebalga - Ērgļi 7152 Smiltene - Palsmane - Jaunpiebalga 7157 Valmiera - Trikāta - Smiltene 7164 Valmiera - Gaujiena - Alūksne 7165 Alūksne - Gaujiena - Smiltene 7175 Limbaži - Lēdurga - Sigulda 7177 Madona - Cēsis - Saulkrasti 7179 Rīga - Kursīši 7195 Saldus - Zemīte - Tukums 7197 Jelgava - Eleja - Bauska 7198 Jelgava - Tukums 7200 Jelgava - Jaunsvirlauka - Bauska 7202 Rīga - Vecumnieki 7227 Rīga - Tīnūži - Ogre 7228 Ogre - Suntaži - Sigulda 7229 Rīga - Pāvulēni 7238 Rīga - Jaunjelgava - Subate 7249 Rīga - Nereta 7251 Liepāja - Saldus 7252 Saldus - Vaiņode 7253 Ventspils - Saldus 7254 Saldus - Priedula - Auce 7256 Rīga - Ezere - Saldus 7258 Saldus - Vāne - Kandava 7259 Saldus - Kandava - Talsi 7260 Saldus - Sabile - Talsi 7269 Kuldīga - Saldus 7270 Rīga - Saldus 7328 Saldus - Zemīte - Tukums 7347 Jelgava - Auce 7348 Rīga - Jelgava 7351 Rīga - Jelgava - Eleja 7352 Jelgava - Eleja - Bauska 7353 Jelgava - Bukaiši - Dobele 7354 Jelgava - Tukums 7356 Jelgava - Emburga - Bauska 7357 Jelgava - Vecumnieki 7360 Jelgava -
Tourist Officers in Latvia
Tourist Officers in Latvia Kurzeme / Western Latvia Aizpute Tourist Information Centre Skolas iela 1, Aizpute, Liepāja district, Latvia, LV-3456 Phone: +371 29623284, +371 63448880 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.aizpute.lv Dundaga Tourist Information Centre Dundaga castle, Pils iela, Dundaga, Talsi district, Latvia, LV-3270 Phone: +371 63237858, +371 29444395 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.ziemelkurzeme.lv, www.dundaga.lv Durbe Tourist Information Centre Skolas iela 14, Durbe, Liepāja district, Latvia, LV-3440 Phone: +371 63498808 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.durbe.lv Embūte Ecotourism Information and Education centre Embūte, Liepāja district, Latvia, LV-3466 Phone: +371 26585221 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.embute.com Jūrkalne Tourist Information Centre “Krasti”, Jūrkalne parish, Ventspils district, Latvia, LV-3626 Phone: +371 63697131 Fax: +371 63697131 E-mail: [email protected] , [email protected] Home page: www.jurkalne.lv Kandava Tourist Information Centre Kūrortu iela 1b, Kandava, Tukums district, Latvia, LV-3120 Phone: +371 63181150, +371 28356520 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.kandava.lv Kolkasraga Information and Visitor Centre Kolkasrags, Kolka parish, Talsi district, Latvia, LV-3275 Phone: +371 26486622 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.kolka.info, www.kolka.lv Kuldīga Tourist Information Centre Baznīcas iela 5, Kuldīga, Latvia, LV-3300 Phone: +371 63322259, +371 29334403 Fax: +371 63322259 E-mail: [email protected] Home page: www.kuldiga.lv Liepāja District