Ředitelství silnic a dálnic zahájilo výstavbu dálnice D1 mezi Říkovicemi a Přerovem Jedná se o poslední chybějící úsek dálnice D1 Zprovozněním této stavby bude dokončena naše nejstarší Vláda schválila návrh rozpočtu Státního fondu dopravní infrastruktury (SFDI) ve výši 150,9 miliardy korun To umožní resortu dopravy pokračovat ve výstavbě nových dálnic Na základě jednání vlády dochází k navýšení původně v červnu navrhovaného rozpočtu o 27,5 miliardy korun V pátek druhého září se na české dopravní síti staly dvě důležité události V Moravskoslezském kraji zprovoznilo Ředitelství silnic a dálnic (ŘSD) první část obchvatu Frýdku-Místku a související napojení dálnice D56 Na východě Čech pak začala stavba dlouho očekávaného obchvatu Nové Paky na silnici I/16 K provozování webu a analýze návštěvnosti používáme soubory cookies. Procházením webových stránek jste srozuměni s tím, jak se soubory cookies nakládáme. Kliknutím na odkaz zjistíte více o souborech cookies jak je používáme a jak je povolit či zakázat Anagram Architecture & Urbanism and Gruppa Design have won first prize in the competition to reimagine Přerov Town Hall in Czechia the proposal includes the reconstruction of the existing 1969 building to emphasize the aim of the town hall to be a social generator for the Přerov's future Courtesy of Gruppa Studio and Anagram AUProject Team Anne-Sereine Tremblay) Anagram Architecture & Urbanism (Marina Kounavi) Collaborator: Konstantina Lola Structural Engineering and MEP: Jika-CZ News via Anagram A-U You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Aristos is a Newsweek science and health reporter with the London He is particularly focused on archaeology and paleontology although he has covered a wide variety of topics ranging from astronomy and mental health Aristos joined Newsweek in 2018 from IBTimes UK and had previously worked at The World Weekly He is a graduate of the University of Nottingham and City University You can get in touch with Aristos by emailing a.georgiou@newsweek.com. Languages: English either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Archaeologists have discovered a remarkable medieval artifact: an ice skate made from animal bone Radio Prague International (RPI) reported that the object was uncovered during excavations in the center of Přerov a city in the Czech Republic's Moravia region Experts from the Comenius Museum in Přerov were in the midst of a rescue dig in the basement of a house located on the city's Upper Square when they came across the bone skate while sifting through soil told Newsweek that the artifact probably dates to the second half of the 10th century or the first quarter of the 11th century This estimate comes from the fact that researchers found it amid pottery fragments that are characteristic of this period "It dates back to the time when there was a very important fortress in the area of the Upper Square It served as a stronghold for Polish King Boleslav the Brave who occupied Moravia at the time and had his soldiers stationed there," Schenk told RPI The object is most likely made from a horse bone it is curved into a tip which has a hole drilled in it and there is another hole at the back which was used to attach the skate to a shoe or to a wooden sledge," Schenk said the people who used this item around 1,000 years ago did not use the blades for sports or leisure but simply to get around in the frigid winter months they would shuffle along the frozen surface with the help of a stick or two They would also attach the blades to sledges to carry a load of goods across the frozen water," Schenk said The bone skate is not the first such object to be found in Přerov a similar artifact was uncovered in the city ice skates made of cattle or horse bones have been found in other parts of Europe "The bone skate from Přerov is nearly identical to skates recovered in northern Europe for example from Birka in Sweden—a very famous archaeological site from the Viking Age—and also from York in England or Dublin in Ireland," Schenk told Newsweek Do you have a tip on a science story that Newsweek should be covering Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all Správa železnic vypsala veřejnou zakázku na vypracování dokumentace pro územní rozhodnutí nového úseku VRT Moravská brána I která se prodlouží z Prosenic do Brodku u Přerova Dvanáct kilometrů nové vysokorychlostní trati zkvalitní zejména dopravní obslužnost krajské metropole Olomouce Do České republiky dorazil francouzský průkopník vysokorychlostního železničního spojení - legendární jednotka TGV V pondělí se představila na hlavním nádraží v Praze About  .  Contact  .  Donation Archaeologists from the Comenius Museum in Přerov recently unearthed a 1,000-year-old ice skate crafted from animal bone during their rescue excavations in the city’s Upper Square was found amidst pottery fragments dating from the 10th or 11th century initially comprising several smaller settlements along the branches of the Bečva River eventually evolved into a fortified square and fortress under the reign of Polish King Boleslav the Brave an archaeologist involved in the excavation the skate’s design is both simple and ingenious It features a curved shape with drilled holes This strap would have secured the skate to a shoe or sled enabling individuals to traverse frozen surfaces with relative ease Rather than being used for leisurely skating these bone skates served as essential tools for transportation and trade during harsh winter months particularly in Viking settlements in Central and northwestern regions like Scandinavia highlight a shared knowledge of survival techniques among diverse cultures facing the challenges of harsh winters The Upper Square area was once a series of smaller settlements along the branches of the Bečva River centered on a fortified square where a fortress would later be constructed coupled with the necessity of winter travel likely contributed to the prevalence of bone skates in the region will be displayed at the Comenius Museum in Přerov Castle serving as a tangible link to the past for visitors and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative Metso Outotec will re-evaluate its Czech foundry following an increase in energy costs The Finnish company may consider a partial or full divestment of the Prerov foundry  The Prerov foundry produces metallic wear parts for the company's mining customers Metso Outotec said the foundry has a "logistical disadvantage" in providing products to customers is leading Metso Outotec to consider halting operations at the foundry "The Prerov foundry has good production capability and competent personnel and historically it has had a specific role as part of our global foundry network," Metso Outotec's head of consumables Heikki Metsala said meet our strategic profitability and development targets." 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to the rescue but the harrowing experience still haunts Reed discusses using that incident as inspiration for the new piece which he will perform at his Lake View club Constellation on July 28 We found out after the fact that the rally had been well publicized And we also found out that there was never any connection to Kraków in Prerov Transferring in Prerov would be like transferring in downtown Wilmette except without a big city like Chicago near it So why did the conductor tell us to get off there the police were just trying to get us out of there I did want to thank the officer who helped us but all I had were some records and a photography book about Chicago jazz the guy sends a message to our record label’s Myspace page we’re sorry for such a bad day in the Czech Republic Thank you for your music,” with a picture of him holding the book “I wanted to use the experience to reflect on everyday prejudice—to distill it down to something mundane and simple.” When did you know you wanted to turn the experience into music I didn’t want to exploit the experience for the sake of making a record and I didn’t want to make my “black record.” It took a while to figure out a way of doing it that I felt spiritually OK about I wanted to use the experience to reflect on everyday prejudice—to distill it down to something mundane and simple If I were to make a piece of music that just reflected the rally in Prerov—like “Look at me and my grand experience”—that would separate me from everybody else origin stories—they’re big things we use to talk about the everyday world so I started by going back and listening to those tracks I’d pick an improvised nugget and use that to get started then have my bandmate Greg Ward play it on alto sax so I could hear it The band on Flesh and Bone is my quartet from that tour So you wrote the piece with your band in mind I don’t think there’s a reason to make music without thinking of who’s going to play it That’s why Duke Ellington had a band on the road with him at all times He needed to hear the music as he wrote it with each person playing their specific part You tapped the poet Marvin Tate to do spoken word on a few songs Words balance people’s expectations of a piece all of a sudden they’re not just listening to a jazz concert It’s almost like putting makeup on the album in the same way Amiri Baraka is the voice of the New York Art Quartet Sometimes I couldn’t even understand what Marvin was saying so I cut up the poems and rearranged them to create the meaning I wanted Hate groups in the United States were mobilized during the last election those sentiments have been evolving for some time because of the refugee crisis race is quite literally what the country was built on It’s a defining piece of American history there’s this thought that because we had a civil rights movement But that’s just a pin on the timeline How did this experience affect you outside of music I’m definitely more cautious in Europe—even Western Europe I’ve been more cognizant of finding music that is truthful there’s a lot of mythmaking that happens—really intense jazz players with all this crazy philosophical BS behind their music I’m much more interested in finding honesty in music Tags: , Chicago magazine newsletters have you covered International investment fund Carlyle Group has confirmed in a press release the purchase of a majority stake in the Czech Meopta-optika (known simply as Meopta) company which manufactures optical products for various uses The U.S.-based investment first will take over Meopta – founded 90 years ago – for about CZK 16 billion The transaction is subject to regulation and is expected to be completed this year Meopota produces optical and optoelectronic items for military Some of the products that it manufactures are binoculars “We believe Carlyle is an ideal partner for Meopta on the next stage of our journey with its deep experience in our industry and track record in the growth and internationalization of leading European technology businesses” includes 140,000 square meters of production space and employs over 1,700 people According to current majority Meopta shareholder Gerald Rausnitz Meopta reported a record net profit of CZK 806.4 million – a year-on-year increase of almost 800 percent Its total revenue that year was around CZK 3.7 billion; annual sales increased by CZK 1 billion crowns and were the highest in the company's history. Better sales were mainly due to increased global demand for optoelectronics and chips used in the semiconductor industry Same price for 1–3 students learning together The managing director of the investment advisory team at Carlyle Friedel Drees said that Meopta “offers world-class expertise in the design and testing of optical components and systems," adding that it was "well-positioned to benefit from strong secular tailwinds.” Carlyle owns the Phrase (formerly known as Memsource) start-up which develops a cloud platform for automation and improves the efficiency of language translations when the company was labeled as one of the top 50 fastest-growing IT companies in Czechia In late 2022, Carlyle also announced its plans to acquire a majority stake in Czech firm Tescan which produces electron microscopes and other high-tech scientific instruments such as 4D scanning. Carlyle has an estimated USD 376 billion (over CZK 8.3 trillion) of assets under management and in 2022 was the world’s sixth-largest private equity firm raised by capital Your morning coffee deserves a great companion. 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News from Czechia, curated insights, and inspiring stories in English. consisting of the President of the Municipal Assembly of Kotor the Mayor of the Municipal Assembly of Kotor adviser to the Cabinet of President Aleksandar Milic on the occasion of the 15th Vavrick Festival the delegation of the Municipality of Kotor followed a two-day program of the festival attended the concerts of local and foreign performers and visited an exhibition of local artists called Art Cuijk A special tour of the city was organized as part of the program visits to the cultural institutions and landmarks and besides the representative of the Municipality of Kotor Pevrov was also visited by the delegation of the Netherlands as well as distinguished guests of the Czech culture During the meeting with the Mayor Prerova - Vladimir Puchalsky president of the Municipal Assembly of Kotor Dragica Perovic exchanged the experience in all areas of importance to the life and development of both cities she said that the Municipality of Kotor expected return visit due to the warm hospitality the delegation received sp we could jointly commemorate the historic date the centenary ,,Riots sailors in the Bay 1918" and pay tribute to the sailor casualties including the life lost of František Rasch Recognizing  the signed charter on cooperation friendship and partnership of the Municipality of Kotor and the city of Prerov representatives of both cities will try to improve future relations and through other forms of cooperation Ředitelství silnic a dálnic dnes zahajuje výstavbu dálničního mostu na D55 který umožní kapacitní překonání řeky Moravy a výrazně v místě zvýší plynulost a bezpečnost silničního provozu Součástí stavby je také protihluková stěna která ochrání obytnou zástavbu Napajedel před hlukem z dálnice Ředitelství silnic a dálnic dnes zahajuje výstavbu dálnice D6 u obce Hořovičky Nový dálniční úsek výrazně přispěje ke zvýšení bezpečnosti a plynulosti dopravy a prodlouží dálnici D6 až na hranice Středočeského kraje ke křížení se silnicí I/27 The jazz drummer’s composition culled from a harrowing experience in the Czech Republic premieres tonight at the Art Institute to make a connection toward a tour stop in Krakow where they found lines of police in riot gear "We thought it was some type of race," recalls Reed "until one of these SWAT guys stops us 'There's a skinhead rally here today.'" What happened next isn't easily condensed but it's the stuff of nightmares: Thinking the rally would begin at the center of town the racially integrated quartet returned to the train station to take cover hundreds of neo-Nazi skinheads were arriving for what Reed later learned was a massive violent protest against Prerov's Roma population "It was complete confusion from all directions," says Reed an officer led the band to a makeshift police compound to hide but a gang of straggling skinheads tailed them and hopped on too In what could be a scene from a twisted Hitchcock film Reed and his band found themselves dodging in and out of train cars to avoid the skinheads until two riot police stepped in Reed and his bandmates learned they were on a train to Warsaw The connection they’d been told to make in Prerov hadn’t existed in the first place Reed sat on the experience for years before letting it fuel Flesh and Bone a jazz-cum-poetry piece premiering tonight at the Art Institute He attributes the long incubation not only to grasping a life-and-death brush with racism but the mechanics capturing such a vast day "If you're an artist and you can't make something out of that experience," he says The program is based loosely on a Catholic mass with Coval and Tate's sections miming verse and Reed's music taking the place of prayer On top of turning that nightmare in Prerov into something rich Reed says he's used Flesh and Bone to prod some of his questions about race too: "I have a very middle-class life," says the drummer "Experiencing this extreme version of bigotry made me [wonder whether] I could battle it on the front lines I can't imagine the amount of courage that took here." People, Places and Things premieres Flesh and Bone November 20 at 7. Art Institute of Chicago, 111 S. Michigan. $10–$15. artic.edu Global internet retail giant Amazon is building a new logistics center in Kojetin industrial park near Prerov in the Olomouc Region which should create over 2,000 jobs when it opens in 2023 and will be equipped with modern technology Photo credit: Freepik (illustrative photo) The ongoing construction of the new Amazon facility in the industrial park in Kojetin is scheduled for completion next year The facility will be equipped with modern technology General Manager of Amazon for the Czech Republic the new distribution centre will allow the company to offer more products and support a growing number of independent small businesses that sell their goods through its e-shop The Kojetin centre will prepare and dispatch smaller items to customers Amazon has already started recruiting the first staff for the centre The full recruitment process is planned for the second quarter of 2022 “The new jobs will complement 4,000 existing permanent jobs that we have already created in the Czech Republic and this is a result we are proud of,” said Šmíd in a press release.  Amazon has been operating in the Czech Republic since 2013 The company’s first distribution centre in the country opened in 2015 and it now employs over 3,000 permanent staff The company employs a further 1,000 specialized staff in corporate offices in the center of Prague Advertise with us Privacy Policy Brno Daily is a Czech media outlet for expats Our partners © 2025 BVM Sports. 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Saskatchewan — Martin Rysavy is a hockey player in the Western Hockey League in Canada who joined the Moose Jaw Warriors in the 2021-22 season and was drafted by Columbus Blue Jackets in 2021 NHL Draft in round 7 at No He was born in Prerov in the Czech Republic – a city in the Olomouc Region – on March 6 weighs 95 kilograms and plays from the left wing the European-born hockey player had achieved giant strides in the game of hockey in Europe before deciding to move to North America He started playing hockey in the Czech U16 Extraliga in the 2016-17 season at 13 He spent two years in the U16 playing a total of 37 games where he earned seven points from four goals and three assists That’s a total of seven goals contribution in five matches—very impressive stats for a 14-year-old he played in the HC Prerov U18 in the 2017-18 season at just 14 where he scored one goal in two games played He later moved back to the HC Prerov U16 for the 2018-19 season where he netted 14 goals and 12 assists in only 13 games played This is an impressive two goals contribution in every match that he played that season He ranked eighth among players with the highest total point from 55th from the previous season and none of the players above him had an average of two-goal contributions in that season he recorded his name on the score sheet once again by scoring one goal in the two games he played The 2019-20 season was now time for Rysavy to move; this time he moved to HC Vitkovice U17 in the Czech U17 Extraliga It wouldn’t be wrong to refer to Rysavy as a scoring machine He was ranked 12th among players with the highest total points in just five games contributing an average of 2.4 goals in a game he was the best player for the 2019-20 Czech U17 Extraliga No player with the same number of games exceeded him in the number of goals or assists scoring one goal and providing two assists in the three games he played before moving back to HC Prerov on loan for the remaining part of the season he recorded his name on the score sheets again by scoring a goal in one of the two games he played Martin Rysavy was back from his loan spell from HC Prerov He played six games with HC Vitkovice before going back on loan to HC Prerov for the second time he scored three goals and provided six assists he joined the Moose Jaw Warriors in the Western Hockey League for the 2021-22 season Rysavy didn’t just play club hockey; he also represented his country at the international level on five different occasions where he represented Czech Republic in the Hockey U16 international-Jr and made six points in the 16 games he played there where he scored three goals and provided two assists in five games in the WHC-17 tournament He was also part of the team that played the Czech Republic U17 (all) that same year He scored 11 impressive goals and provided three assists in just 15 games played in the International-Jr he was also part of the Czech team in both the WJC-18 and the International-Jr He played a total of nine games in both competitions scoring two goals and providing three assists “Welcoming them (Martin and Robert)…will give us the chance to compete as we push forward and battle for a playoff spot,” said Jason Ripplinger, the Moose Jaw Warriors General Manager “Rysavy brings good speed, creative passing ability, and a penchant for physicality on the forecheck to the table,” according to EPRinkside.com 2021.   Martin Rysavy has already proven his worth in Europe The Moose Jaw Warriors faithful hope that he will replicate the same successes and even more in North America This is an unedited user writing submission or opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Best Version Media or its employees We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy ‍As global automakers compete to bring the first flying car to market Czech pilot Pavel Brezina is trying a different tack: Instead of creating a car that flies he has made a "GyroDrive" -- a mini helicopter you can drive a company producing motors for small flying machines insists his vehicle is the first in the world authorized to operate both on roads and in the air.  "This is the only road certified flying vehicle I know about," Brezina told AFP in a hangar at the Prerov-Bochor airport in the eastern Czech Republic "Everyone is trying to make a high-speed car that can fly but this is a different thing," said the tall who has 30 years' experience as a pilot under his belt tanks petrol to his autogyro at a gas station near Pribram City in the Czech Republic His GyroDrive vehicle is based on a gyroplane that uses a copter-style rotors to move up and down and an aeroplane-type "pusher propeller" to go forward Brezina's company buys gyroplane kits from a German firm and then assembles and equips them with a system allowing the pilot-driver to switch between a petrol engine propelling the rotors and an electric engine that drives the wheels.  The two-seat GyroDrive has a maximum driving speed of just 40 kph (25 mph) and can take its crew of two on short drives to a petrol station or a hotel It needs less than 100 meters (110 yards) to take off and reaches a top speed of 180 kph in the air Brezina during an AFP interview in front of an autogyro at the airport near Prerov City in the Czech Republic on May 17 the pilot only has to fix the main rotor blades along the axis of the GyroDrive and pull out a built-in licence plate to transform it into a road vehicle Prices start at 1.5 million koruna (57,000 euros While Brezina is already planning to take his wife and two children to London aboard GyroDrives inventors worldwide are frantically working on prototypes of cars that fly the AeroMobil company says it has received dozens of orders from customers for a flying car expected to hit the market in 2020 "We want to build a vehicle that will not only be able to fly and drive but also fulfil each technical and legal requirement," says AeroMobil CEO Juraj Vaculik Brezina arrives with his autogyro at a gas station near Pribram City in the Czech Republic He told AFP that AeroMobil initially plans to produce 500 units of its winged car which uses a turbo propeller to get off the ground The AeroMobil is expected to reach a top ground speed of 160 kph and up to 360 kph in the air with a flying and driving range of some 700 kilometers Japan's Toyota also unveiled plans to launch a three-wheel flying car dubbed SkyDrive using retractable wings and drone technology The vehicle is expected to have a top flight speed of around 100 kph hovering around 10 meters off the ground. It will have a top land speed around 150 kph Brezina tanks petrol to his autogyro at a gas station near Pribram City in the Czech Republic reportedly backed by Google co-founder Larry Page released a video in April of its airborne prototype and announced plans for deliveries of a "personal flying machine" this year also have soaring ambitions for their flying car prototypes Brezina got the licence plates for his GyroDrive in March he flew some 230 kilometres west to an airport on the outskirts of Prague then drove downtown to have a cup of coffee in the Czech capital's central Wenceslas Square -- and got stopped by the police on the way adding the police merely checked his papers and did a breathalyser test Brezina prepares his autogyro at the airport near Prerov City in the Czech Republic Brezina told AFP he has already been safely flying gyroplanes all over Europe and beyond for the last seven years with a group of friends "I would liken it to a group of motorbikers We also travel to other continents where we rent gyroplanes," he said Brezina said he doubts GyroDrive will take over roads and airways.  it requires a set of certain qualities to become a gyroplane pilot People watch Brezina sitting in his autogyro AeroMobil will not be everyone's flying car either because of its eyewatering price tag of 1.2-1.5 million euros ($1.35-1.7 million) per unit It will rather serve as "some kind of a flying Uber service," Vaculik said "Our concept is that not many people would own this flying car but many will be able to use it," he added Copyright © 2017 CGTN. Beijing ICP prepared NO.16065310-3 A bizarre scenario went down yesterday in Přerov, as a naked man walked through the city streets in his birthday suit during the middle of the day But it’s the story behind the story that makes this one so strange his mobile phone or boots behind as collateral he instead left everything else he had on him And off he went through the city to retrieve the cash to pay his bill and get his clothes back Reports of the naked man flooded the local police line Video from Přerov City Police, via iDnes.cz: But don’t take my word for it. Here’s the official report from the website of Přerov City Police:  a witness informed line 156 about a completely naked man on the street A further five people reported this occurrence as well A motorized policed patrol was sent there and the sharp eye of the camera system quickly identified the Adamite walking happily on the sidewalk making a phone call and he stated that he left the clothes as collateral at a restaurant He left naked to get money from another one to pay the debt He eventually paid the debt and put his clothes back on which calmed down the pedestrians and drivers “Since his conduct bore the signs of a crime the case was handed over to state police for further investigation.” Construction of the first section of the Czech Republic's long-awaited high-speed railway line is slated to begin next year Transport Minister Martin Kupka announced the news at a conference organized by the Association of Construction Entrepreneurs on Friday The first section of the high-speed line to be constructed will run from Brno to Přerov work on the section between Brno and Břeclav will begin in 2026 and the Moravská brána section will start by 2028 at the latest Work on sections connecting to Prague is expected to begin around 2030 “Next year we will start the construction of the first high-speed railway in Moravia,” said Kupka who added that special efforts have been taken to ensure the new line begins construction on time A new system has been introduced where the remuneration of Railway Administration officials is tied to the speed with which they process all necessary requests and actions to start the construction of high-speed lines Kupka’s announcement of the start date came as a surprise as in March he had indicated that construction would begin in 2026 include lines from Prague to Wrocław and from Pilsen to Munich as well as a branch from the main Dresden route to Most The total cost of constructing the basic high-speed railway infrastructure in the Czech Republic is estimated at CZK 800 billion Long-term plans for the high-speed line are primarily aimed at the Czech capital the construction of the Prague section of the line will start in 2030 Kupka emphasized that regional construction should "put pressure" on Prague to accelerate the preparations for connecting the tracks to the metropolis the Railway Administration will also build a central dispatching workplace for remote control of traffic on high-speed lines in the Czech Republic This new building will be constructed near the existing central dispatch center in Prague's Balabenka area Suburban trains in Prague are already overcrowded and the construction of high-speed lines should help to alleviate this New underground lines called New Connection II or metro S “The year 2030 can be the milestone when the people of Prague will see construction activity on the line that will bring high-speed trains to Prague,” Kupka stated The minister added that the capital's current governing coalition supports the construction of the high-speed railway and the city is already approving the necessary changes.