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Man ir pāris jautājumi par procesu, jo dažas no prasībām nav iespējams izpildīt.

I'm really curious to know. Posting this random street interview video as an example.

I found a job through an interim contract; I need to work for about a year before getting a permanent contract. The interim contract between me and the agency will be weekly. At the same time, I'll have to take courses at the company, for which the company will pay. I was curious how this works. Where I previously worked on a permanent contract, I had to work for a certain period after training to avoid having to recoup the tuition. But now, the company will invest in me, and if I decide not to sign a new weekly contract with an interim, their investment will go down the drain? Or should I have a separate compensation contract with the company or interim? If not, is it really beneficial for the company to invest in someone who might easily leave?

Hello. I'm interested in Polish Army Day in Warsaw. I like military themes and all that. Is this event worth a special visit to Poland? I tried to find the program for the day, but so far without success. Will there be any interesting activities besides the parade? Where can you recommend a place to watch the parade?

Here in Latvia, Baltic porter tends to disappear from supermarkets during the summer, at least in my town. I’ll be in Lithuania this weekend and would like to stock up. You have a wider selection there than we do here, so I’d love to get some recommendations. According to ratings, Volfas Engelman is considered the best.

I live in the EU and am interested in working as a ROV pilot. I currently work with drones, but the underwater world really interests me. I sent open applications to several companies, but they don't have any apprentice positions. I wanted to approach this from a different angle, but mechanic positions require an engineering degree, while research positions also require a university degree.

There are courses online for €7,000-€14,000, but in my experience, none of these courses guarantee employment, and I don't have that kind of money.

Which companies in the EU can you recommend for monitoring positions?

Uzdūros ziņu sižetam par "XVI Vispārējie latviešu dziesmu & deju svētki ASV" un man radās jautājums, kāda ir jūsu attieksme pret citiem valsts svētkiem Latvijā? Pirms Līgo kāda ukraiņu grupa bija jautajums, kā ukraiņi svinēs Ivanu Kupalu, un komentāros bija daudz latviešu (fotoattēlā ar Ukrainas karogiem, diez vai vate), kuri teica, ka šī ir Latvija un ka šeit nevajadzētu svinēt nekādus Ivana Kupalas svētkus, tikai Līgo. Vai nav dīvaini, ka latvieši citās valstīs svin Līgo un citus svētkus, bet Latvijā citi valsts svētki tiek nosodīti?

I’m new to this hobby and a bit confused about where the problem lies. I’m trying to pick up *something* from the Meteor satellite. I have a NESDR Smart v5 dongle and the stock antennas and I recently built a V-dipole hoping to improve the signal, but the actual result is what you see in the image. The V-dipole itself is working, judging by the fact that I can pick up other signals, but I’m getting nothing from the satellites.

https://preview.redd.it/3itmu2ufm0bh1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=6782ed3644e62e92c3e444e130a24f6fec2f9df0

Jautājums par diplomu tulkošanu un pielīdzināšanu. Vēlos iesniegt dokumentus, lai atzītu savu vidējās izglītības diplomu. Sākotnēji plānoju vienkārši veikt tulkojumu un saņemt apostille. Tomēr pastāv prasība, ka Latvijas diplomiem jābūt vietējās pašvaldības "apstiprinātiem".

"Vācijā, Latvijā, Igaunijā, Īrijā un Dānijā:

• tās pašvaldības administrācijai, kurā dzīvojat.

Apliecinātas kopijas, ko izsniegusi cita organizācija, izņemot domes vai vietējās padomes pārstāvjus, netiks pieņemtas. Tādēļ netiks pieņemtas apliecinātas kopijas, ko izsniegusi policija, jūsu skola vai cita izglītības iestāde, pasta nodaļa, jebkura tiesa, notārs, Beļģijas vēstniecība u. c."

*Jā, es mēģināju uzdot šo jautājumu FB grupā "Latvieši Beļģijā", bet viņi man neļauj pievienoties, acīmredzot es neesmu pietiekami latvietis.

I'd like to attend Midsummer Night in Poland. I found an event in Krakow, Wianki, but it seems too urban to me. Other events on Facebook look interesting, but they're too neopagan and require camping gear+car. There are events in museums, but they don't last all night. Are there any more traditional options, with partying until dawn? I don't have a car, tent, or anything else, so I'm interested in events closer to the city. I've been to similar events in Lithuania and Latvia; people light bonfires, drink beer, and dance; that format suits me just fine.