The May holidays are just around the corner, the weather here in Schleswig-Holstein is tempting with spring-like, almost summer-like temperatures. Some are drawn to nature, others prefer to be around people.
Flea markets in Schleswig-Holstein take place here on May 1st
If you also feel like hunting for bargains, you might want to take a look at one of the many flea markets taking place in our north on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024. We have put together an overview for you.
Flea markets in the Rendsburg-Eckernförde district
- Nortorf: Hagebau / Stieper site, Ladestraße 1 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m
- Rendsburg: Eiderpark flea market, EKZ Eiderpark parking spaces, Friedrichstädter Straße 55 between 8 am and 4 pm
- Felm: Equestrian flea market, Mumm riding facility, 24244, Kieler Weg 39 between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m
- Reesdorf: Hof Eiderwiesen, Dorfstraße 9, between 11 am and 5 pm
- Revensdorf: Children’s flea market in the daycare center, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.
Flea markets in Neumünster
- Flea market on Carlstrasse (between Roonstrasse and Luisenstrasse), between 8:30 a.m.
G7 Agreement To Close Coal Power Plants By…
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Seven major countries (G7) have decided to close coal power plants by 2035. “We have decided to stop using coal in the first half of the 2030s,” said Andrew Bowie, British Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero, who attended G7 Climate, Energy and Environment Ministerial Meeting held in Turin, Italy. “This is a historic agreement,” he said, announcing the agreement through a media interview before issuing the joint statement. The G7 agreed to phase out coal at a meeting two years ago and talks continued last year, but this is the first time a specific date has been set. With this agreement, Germany and Japan, where the share of coal power generation has increased to more than 25% due to the decommissioning and suspension of nuclear power plants, have had to find alternative sources of power generation on once. Italy, the country of the conference, plans to close five out of six coal power plants by next year.
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Want To Switch From Two Wheels To Four…
A number of visitors pass beside a row of used cars for sale at the WTC Mangga Dua Car Exchange, Jakarta, Friday (29/3/2024). (ANTARA/ERLANGGA BREGAS PRAKOSO)
OWNING a car has become a necessity for society. However, buying a car can be a confusing experience for first-time buyers. Price factors, car features, financing and the appropriate type need to be considered in order to get a car according to your abilities and needs.
PT Astra Auto Digital through the SEVA brand, a car search platform that adapts to consumers’ financial capabilities, shares tips with people who want to look for a new car for the first time.
SEVA Chief Marketing & Growth Dadi Hendriadi stated that these tips are considered important so that you don’t choose the wrong car while still prioritizing your needs and financial capabilities.
Dadi shared three tips that potential buyers can pay attention to.
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Each car certainly has its own features, complements and advantages, but not all consumers need all the features offered.
SEVA provides a solution with the Car Discovery feature, where SEVA consumers will get recommendations for the right car according to the consumer’s needs and financial capabilities.
Almost 600 Thousand Kazakhstanis Have Unisex Names
The Bureau of National Statistics has published a list of popular first and last names in Kazakhstan based on the results of the 2021 census, Liter.kz reports.
So, according to the data publications, more than 33 thousand names appear more than 10 times and 29 thousand surnames – more than 100 times. The spreadsheet also shows popular first and last names of Russians and Uzbeks – nations that are considered the most numerous in Kazakhstan after the Kazakhs.
136 male and 146 female Kazakh names appear more than 10 thousand times. Thus, the most popular names among men were Azamat (63 thousand), Serik (53 thousand), Marat (50 thousand), women – Aruzhan (73 thousand), Madina (59 thousand), Dinara (59 thousand).
Bakhyt and Saulet became popular names among men and women – 585 thousand people have unisex names.
“Bai”, “bek”, “zhan”, “khan” have become the most popular endings of Kazakh names. The most common ending, “bek,” dominated throughout the last century, but began to decline after the 2000s. At the same time, the ending “khan” has shown steady growth over the past 30 years.
The most popular addition word “gul” to a woman’s name often began to appear after the 1950s,
Ukraine Russia War, Last Minute | Russia Launches…
Army forces Russia They returned this morning to set their sights on Kievthe capital of Ukraine. The alerts have sounded again in kyiv after reports from the Ukrainian Air Force that a group of Russian bombers had taken off from a base in Russia.
Data from Ukraine’s defenses warned of the takeoff of several Tupolev Tu-95MS from the airfield Olenya located in the region of Murmanskin the northeast of Russia. Explosions have been reported in the kyiv, Zaporizhia, Lvov and Poltava regions. Authorities in the capital have reported that the alert lasted more than two hours but that air defenses had “destroyed all enemy missiles” over kyiv.
He Air Force He had already reported, at the beginning of February and last month, the takeoff of these strategic bombers that date back to the Soviet era. At the end of December, Russia used these planes to carry out a wave of attacks against Ukrainian cities, including the capital Kievbombings that left 39 dead.
Axios: Biden Denied To Netanyahu That There Was…
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The Axios news website quoted two American officials as saying that the US President joe biden He denied it during his last call with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuLast Sunday, Washington gave the green light to the court international criminal To issue arrest warrants against Israeli leaders.
The website explained, in a report published on Wednesday, that Biden told Netanyahu that what Israeli Channel 12 reported about the “green light” was not true, and he also assured him that the United States opposes the International Criminal Investigation into Israel’s actions.
The website had previously reported that, during the call, Netanyahu requested Biden’s help to prevent the issuance of arrest warrants, which Israeli press reports say primarily target him and his defense minister. Yoav Galant and Chief of Staff Herzi Halevy.
Axios quoted American and Israeli sources as saying that the Netanyahu government warned the Biden administration that it would be charged Palestinian Authority Responsibility if the International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants,
April 2024 Local Cold Records In The North…
fresh perspective on the weather patterns described in the provided material. The Dance of the Elements
As the cold winds swept over northern Norrland, blanketing the landscape in a pristine layer of snow, nature’s beauty was on full display. The delicate dance of snowflakes falling gently to the ground created a sense of peace and tranquility in the midst of the winter storm.
While the north was embraced by the icy grip of winter, the southern regions experienced a different side of the weather coin. The warmth of the sun made its presence known, melting away the remnants of winter and ushering in a new season of growth and renewal.
The Symphony of Change
With each passing day, the weather shifted and evolved, painting a picture of constant change and transformation. The ebb and flow of rain and snow, sun and clouds, created a symphony of elements that played out across the land.
But amidst the chaos of the weather, there was a sense of harmony and balance. Each element played its part in the grand design of nature, coming together to create a beautiful tapestry of colors and textures.
Embracing the Elements
As we navigate the ever-changing landscape of the weather,
The Gruesome Discovery: Five Skeletons With Missing Hands…
Latebra Foundation Poland Unearths Mysterious Skeletons
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Archaeologists recently made a startling discovery at a former Nazi military base in Poland. The excavation revealed the remains of five individuals, all missing their hands and feet.
The skeletons were found at the Wolf’s Lair, a Nazi command center in Gierloz, northeastern Poland. The Latebra Foundation, based in Gdansk, confirmed that the remains belonged to three adults, a teenager, and a newborn baby.
Unusual Arrangement and Clues
The bodies were arranged in close proximity to each other, facing the same direction, outside a house once occupied by Nazi commander Hermann Göring. Alongside the skeletons were burned boards and remnants of sewage infrastructure, but no clothing was found.
During the excavation, the team discovered ashes, a burned key, and a fragment of a human skull. Adrian Kostrzewa, a member of the foundation’s board of directors, expressed surprise at the findings.
Police Investigation and Speculations
Polish authorities are currently investigating the discovery, with many questions remaining unanswered. Kostrzewa mentioned that there are various theories surrounding the missing hands and feet of the skeletons, but definitive conclusions are yet to be drawn.
The next crucial step involves determining the age of the remains through radio carbon dating.