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Hilltop Liquor Beer, Wine Liquor Store in the New Market, Lake Linganore and Springe Ridge areas of Frederick County MD offers a huge variety of wine and has great prices. More at hilltopliquors.com or Frederick.com, keyword; hilltop
Photo by Karlis Miksons
Ms Inga Spriņģe, Founder and Journalist, Re:Baltica, the Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism, Latvia
2017. gada 25. oktobrī ANO mītnē Ņujorkā, Latvijas Republikas Pastāvīgā pārstāvniecība ANO sadarbībā ar Eiropas Padomes cilvēktiesību komisāru Nilu Muižnieku organizēja tematisku diskusiju par mediju brīvību – izaicinājumiem, iespējām un risinājumiem (“Stopping the erosion of media freedom: Challenges, opportunities and solutions”). Diskusijā piedalījās Eiropas Padomes cilvēktiesību komisārs N.Muižnieks, ANO īpašais ziņotājs vārda brīvības jautājumos Deivids Kejs (David Kaye), “Human Rights Watch” Mediju nodaļas direktora vietnieks Niks Douvs (Nic Dawes), Latvijas žurnāliste Inga Spriņģe. Diskusiju vadīja Latvijas vēstnieks ANO Jānis Mažeiks.
Diskusijas dalībnieki vērsa uzmanību uz pieaugošajiem ierobežojumiem vārda un mediju brīvībai gan Eiropā, gan pasaulē. Starp tiem jāmin žurnālistu ietekmēšana fiziskā vai draudu veidā, apcietināšana un nogalināšana, spiediens uz žurnālistiem neatspoguļot patiesus faktus, dezinformācija, vārda brīvības ierobežošana terorisma apkarošanas vārdā, mediju kompāniju īpašnieku varas koncentrācija un citi. Vienlaikus tika uzsvērts, ka neatkarīgi un daudzveidīgi mediji ir būtiski demokrātiskas valsts pastāvēšanai, taču vārda brīvības un mediju brīvības apspiešana, manipulēšana ar informāciju, dezinformācija un propaganda nopietni mazina sabiedrības uzticību demokrātijai un demokrātiskām institūcijām. Šīs tendences apliecina, ka ir nepieciešams veicināt un aizsargāt vārda brīvību un mediju brīvību, tai skaitā veicinot un stiprinot mediju profesionalitāti un kvalitatīvu žurnālistiku, lai sabiedrība saņemtu ziņas, kas balstītas uz patiesiem faktiem. Diskusijā iezīmējās kopīgs viedoklis, ka digitālie mediji ir radījuši jaunu realitāti informācijas izplatībā, kas rada jaunus izaicinājumus valstīm, mediju uzraugošajiem mehānismiem, žurnālistiem un sabiedrībai, kas seko mediju ziņām.
Mediju brīvība ir viens no Eiropas Padomes komisāra mandāta centrālajiem jautājumiem, jo tā būtiski ietekmē vispārējo cilvēktiesību situāciju Eiropas valstīs. N.Muižnieks pauda bažas par pieaugošajiem žurnālistu darba vides ierobežojumiem, vienlaikus uzsverot, ka neprofesionāla žurnālistika diskreditē profesiju kopumā. Komisārs šos jautājumus pārrunā ar valstīm, mediju profesionāļiem un pilsonisko sabiedrību. Arī ANO ziņotājs, apliecinot, ka globālās tendences ir līdzīgas, savā darbā, gan gatavojot tematiskos ziņojumus, gan apmeklējot valstis, sniedz rekomendācijas, kā situāciju uzlabot. “Human Rights Watch” rosina pašiem medijiem stiprināt ētikas standartus un kritisko domāšanu, lai mazinātu dezinformāciju un nepatiesu ziņu izplatīšanu. I.Spriņģe informēja par pozitīvajiem piemēru Latvijā –Baltijas Mediju izcilības centru, kas apmāca Baltijas valstu un Eiropas Savienības Austrumu partnerības valstu žurnālistus.
Saite uz pasākuma video (no ANO mājaslapas) pieejama šeit - webtv.un.org/watch/stopping-the-erosion-of-media-freedom-...
Parclose screened chapel of Thomas Spring . a clother, at the time of his death the richest inhabitant of Lavenham and said to be the richest man outside the peerage in England, who died on the 29th June 1523
Thomas Spring was the eldest son and heir of Thomas Spring d1486 of Lavenham and Margaret www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14578408428/ daughter of John Appulton / Appleton of Great Waldingfield and Margaret daughter of Robert Welling 1468 of Lavenham
Thomas inherited the Spring family cloth business from his father, and during his lifetime the cloth trade was at its most profitable.
In 1512, 1513 and 1517 his name appears as one of the commissioners for collecting taxation in Suffolk. He played a large part in defeating supporters of William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk who claimed the throne from Henry VII. However in 1517 in the reign of Henry VIII and at the height of his wealth, he was given exemption from his public duties.
John Skelton's satirical poem Why come ye not to Court"Now nothing, but pay pay with laughe and lay downe Borough, Citie and towne good Springe of Lanam must count what became of his clothe makyng. My Lordes grace will bryng down thys hye Springe and brynge it so lowe it shal not ever flow."
Like his father he was closely involved in the rebuilding of the church, partly done in order to please the 13th Earl of Oxford who had ordered the reconstruction work and was the church's other principal donor.
He m1 1493 Anne King of Boxford, Suffolk
Children - 2 sons and 2 daughters
1. Sir John 1547 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/27MN84 m Dorothy daughter of Sir William Waldegrave & Margery Wentworth ( great grand parents via daughter Margaret who married Aubrey de Vere 2nd son of John de Vere, 15th Earl of Oxford; of Robert de Vere, 19th Earl of Oxford)
2. Robert 1502–1550 m Agnes
3. Anne 1494–1528 m (1st wife) Sir Thomas Jermyn d1552 of Rushbrooke who m2 Anne Drury www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/6026137505/ widow of George Waldegrave www.flickr.com/photos/52219527@N00/14417306833/
4. Rose b.1496 m Thomas Guybon.
He m2 Alice d.1538 widow of ....... May
Children - 1 daughter
1. Bridget 1498–c.1557 m1 William d1546 son of Sir John Erneley d1520 Chief Justice of the Common Pleas m2 Sir Henry Hussey 1557 of Slinfold
Thomas made his last will on 13 June 1523 as 'Thomas Spring of Lavenham, clothmaker', leaving his wife Alice all her apparel and jewels, 1000 marks in money, and half his plate and implements of household, with the other half to go to his eldest son and heir John. He also left bequests to his son Robert, his unmarried daughter Bridget, the children of his married daughter Rose Guybon, and the children of his son-in-law Thomas Jermyn. To 'my wife's daughter Alice May', he bequeathed £26 13s 4d, 'which I recovered for her of May's
Thomas asked to be buried here before the altar of Saint Katherine and to have a parclose built around the tomb. He also willed money towards the finishing of the steeple. His wife Alice carried out his wishes obtaining the best craftsmen she could to make the elaborately carved parclose still standing here. She hurried on the workmen to get the south chapel finished and she watched the tower being completed with her husband's money. The Spring coat of arms is much in evidence in the carving and also in the coloured glass roundel in the lady chapel.
His widow Alice in her will, dated 13 April 1538 mentions her daughters Bridget , Alice wife of Richard Fulmerston, gentleman; and Margaret wife of William Risby She appoints as executors her daughter Margaret and sons-in-law, William Risby and Richard Fulmerston, and requests 'my Lord of Oxenford to aid and defend my said executors'
A beautiful Collection, Created by designer Justine Johnson, Model, Signe Springe
more at steverayphotographer.co.uk/
A beautiful Collection, Created by designer Justine Johnson, Model, Signe Springe
more at steverayphotographer.co.uk/
Images taken by Andrea Etzel at the Kansas Children's Discovery Center during our Saturday Dream Rocket Workshop on January 7, 2012.
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fotografiert am 21. Juli 2007 im Saupark bei Springe
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"Das Wildschwein (Sus scrofa) gehört zur Familie der altweltlichen oder echten Schweine (Suidae) aus der Ordnung der Paarhufer. Das Verbreitungsgebiet der Art reicht von Westeuropa bis Südost-Asien, durch Einbürgerungen in Nord- und Südamerika, Australien sowie auf zahlreichen Inseln ist es heute fast weltweit verbreitet.
Wildschweine sind Allesfresser und sehr anpassungsfähig, in Mitteleuropa nehmen sie vor allem durch den verstärkten Anbau von Mais derzeit stark zu und wandern verstärkt in besiedelte Bereiche ein. Das Wildschwein ist die Stammform des Hausschweines.
Wildschweine werden in Europa seit Urzeiten als Jagdwild genutzt, daher gibt es für Wildschweine allen Alters und Geschlechts sowie für fast jedes Körperteil Ausdrücke aus dem jagdlichen Brauchtum. Im Deutschen allgemein verbreitet sind unter dem Oberbegriff Schwarzwild die jagdlichen Bezeichnungen Keiler für ein männliches Wildschwein, Bache für Weibchen und Frischling für die frisch geborenen Jungtiere." Quelle und weitere Informationen: Wikipedia: Wildschwein
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Recital for Noh/Kyogen
Class taught by Jubilith Moore Spring 2008
Students: Kanako Abe, Adela Ballester, Megan Elizabeth Finley, Rachel Garcia, Will Hand, Thomas Ignatius, Nick Ishimaru, Chan Ith, Ryan Marchand, Tiger Lane Poon, David Roberts, Catlin Seavey, Miho Tanaka, Thu Tran
The bird is fully winged in contrast to the other geese at this zoo; additionally it is unringed in contrast to most other geese at the zoo. I did not get any information on the origin of the bird. The reason for the pathologic changes in the face (swollen cheek and throat) is unknown.
Recital for Noh/Kyogen
Class taught by Jubilith Moore Spring 2008
Students: Kanako Abe, Adela Ballester, Megan Elizabeth Finley, Rachel Garcia, Will Hand, Thomas Ignatius, Nick Ishimaru, Chan Ith, Ryan Marchand, Tiger Lane Poon, David Roberts, Catlin Seavey, Miho Tanaka, Thu Tran
1960 extinct in the wild. Once living in asia and europe. Todays breed traces back to 13 individuals. Nowadays there are herds in hungary, mongolia and russia returned to the wild. This one is breeded in an animal park nearby. www.wisentgehege-springe.de/
fotografiert am 18. Februar 2007 im Saupark Springe
"Der Bau der Sauparkmauer wurde unter König Wilhelm IV. (1830 - 1837) begonnen. Am 07.04.1836 wurde der Grundstein für die 16,3 km lange, 2,0 m hohe und 0,6 m starke Mauer gelegt, die 1839 fertiggestellt wurde. Die Mauer umschloß damit den 14 km² großen Saupark, das Hofjagdgebiet der Könige von Hannover und später der Deutschen Kaiser.
Das Baumaterial wurde ortsnah in vielen kleinen Steinbrüchen entlang des Mauerverlaufs gewonnen. Hierbei handelt es sich um Jura-Kalkstein unterschiedlicher Formationen mit ebenso unterschiedlichen Eigenschaften.
Während im Süden ein plattig brechender Stein ansteht, der die Errichtung einer Trockenmauer ermöglichte, wurde im Norden und Westen und teilweise auch im Osten ein grober Bruchstein gewonnen, der mit Kalkmörtel vermauert wurde. Um die Mauer vor Witterungseinflüssen zu schützen, wurde sie mit Rasen, Ton, Moos und Steinplatten abgedeckt.
Die Mauer und auch der von ihr umgebene Saupark sind in dieser Form in Norddeutschland einzigartig und zählen zu den besonderen Bau- und Kulturdenkmälern der Region. Als Sonderstandort aus Menschenhand bietet die Mauer zahlreichen Tieren und Pflanzen - dabei auch bedrohten Arten der Roten Liste - Unterschlupf und Lebensraum." Quelle: Eine Schautafel
Der Saupark Springe (im Volksmund teils nur Saupark bzw. Mauerpark genannt) ist ein rund 14 km² großes Wildgehege bei Springe in der Region Hannover in Niedersachsen." Quelle und weitere Informationen: Wikipedia: Saupark Springe
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Braunbär beim Frühstück im Wisentgehege Springe (Rothirschkadaver)
European brown bear having breakfast (dead red deer)
(that's nature...)
Yesterday I saw one Lynx high up on a tree. Somehow it must had managed it to climb over the tree guard which is on every tree trunk in their enclosure. And doesn`t it look pleased with itself? ;-)
fotografiert am 15.12.2001 im Saupark bei Springe
"Der Wisent ist ein letzter Vertreter der Wildrindarten des europäischen Kontinents. Er ist zugleich auch das größte Tier Europas. Der Wisent lässt sich leicht mit dem Auerochsen, dem Stammvater des Hausrindes, und mit dem amerikanischen Bison (oder Büffel) verwechseln.
Der Auer- oder Urochse (Bos primigenius) ist seit 1627 nach dem Tod einer alten Kuh im Walde von Jaktorowa bei Warschau ausgestorben. Bisons gibt es inzwischen wieder in großen Herden in Nordamerika."
Quelle: Informationen zum Rotwild im Saupark Springe
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First I have seen this year.
English (Norsk under)
Anemone nemorosa is an early-spring flowering plant in the genus Anemone in the family Ranunculaceae, native to Europe. Common names include wood anemone, windflower, thimble-weed and smell fox, an allusion to the musky smell of the leaves. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, growing in early spring from 5 to 15 cm tall.
The plants start blooming soon after the foliage emerges from the ground. The leaves are divided into three segments and the flowers, produced on short stems, are held above the foliage with one flower per stem. They grow from underground root-like stems called rhizomes and the foliage dies back down by mid summer (summer dormant). The rhizomes spread just below the soil surface, forming long spreading clumps that grow quickly, contributing to its rapid spread in woodland conditions, where they often carpet large areas.
The flower is 2 cm diameter, with six or seven (and in rare occasions eight, nine or ten) petal-like segments (actually tepals) with many stamens. In the wild the flowers are usually white, but may be pinkish, lilac, blue or yellow and often have a darker tint to the back of the 'petals'. The flowers lack both fragrance and nectar and it has been suggested by some authors that they are primarily self-pollinated, but it has also been demonstrated that they are pollinated by bees and other insects that visit the flowers to collect pollen.
The plant contains poisonous chemicals that are toxic to animals including humans, but it has also been used as a medicine. All parts of the plant contain protoanemonin, which can cause severe skin and gastrointestinal irritation, burning mouth sensation, burning throat sensation, mouth ulcers, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, bitter taste in mouth, blood in vomit .
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Norsk
Hvitveis eller hvitsymre (Anemone nemorosa) (dansk: hvid anemone, svensk: vitsippa) er en flerårig urt i soleiefamilien. Hvitveisen er vanligvis en av de plantene som blomstrer først om våren.
En utvokst hvitveis er 7-20 cm høy, og vokser opp fra en horisontal jordstengel. Midt på stengelen kommer tre grønne, tredoblede blader som er 3-6 cm lange. Hvitveis har normalt kun en blomst per skudd.
Blomsten har ofte fra 6-8 blomsterblader, men flere og færre er ikke uvanlig. Blomsterbladene er hvite innvendig og svakt rosa til lilla utvendig. Ulike sjatteringer av rosa er heller ikke uvanlig innvendig slik at blomsten framstår som rosa. Fargeendring mot rosa er også vanlig mot slutten av enkeltblomstens liv. Hele blomsten er 2-4 cm i diameter. Hvitveis blomstrer fra april til juni.
Plantene sprer seg med horisontale jordstengler slik at den raskt kan danne store bestander, og på marken kan du se store tepper av hvitveis. Den forbereder seg så tidlig som på høsten til blomstringen neste vår, og på vinteren under snøen bruker den smeltevannet og lyset slik at den kan springe ut i blomst lenge før trærne får blader.
Arten finnes over nesten hele Europa, unntatt lengst nord og sør. I Norge er den svært vanlig til et stykke opp i Nordland, mens den er sjelden lenger nord. Planta er heller ikke vanlig på øvre Østlandet og i indre fjordstrøk på Vestlandet. Hvitveis vokser ofte på moldjord i både løv- og barskoger, på enger, i kratt og en del andre steder.
Hvitveis er giftig. Plantesaften kan gi blemmer og sår.