The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival has decided to cancel its 55th annual festival in light of the coronavirus.
The construction industry has traditionally been conservative when it comes to adopting advanced technologies. Innovation may come from the architect, but the builders tend to keep more or less the same process, adapting only to the project at hand. However, by adopting additive manufacturing, the construction industry can have advantages like better creativity, design flexibility, less material waste, lower carbon footprint, and more robust structures. It’s a fast-growing industry with experts estimating the value of 3D printing construction to reach $56.4 million by 2021. This is a huge market! 3D printing construction is a fast-growing industry has seen some fascinating projects like in New York, where S-Squared 3D Printers is able to build a house in 12 hours. In Mexico, they built an entire residential area for socially disadvantaged families, and they probably have the largest building created by 3D printing in Dubai. In Europe, houses created by 3D printing can be found, for example, in Italy In the Czech Republic, the sculptor Michal Trpák wants to print a year-round habitable house with an area of 43 square meters The house will not stand on the ground but will float on the water surface and according to Trpák, it should be something...
Every Prague citizen can now book a concert online, put a pin on the map - a hospital courtyard, nursing home garden or on any street - and start crowdfunding for tickets
During isolation in this coronavirus world, there is time to reinvent passion for learning not only the Czech language. Determination and a few useful little tricks can help add the new language to the daily routine without much effort. From the very morning, there are thousands of opportunities on how to upgrade language skills. Language teachers and coaches got together unusual language learning tips to quit the usual learner’s excuses. THINGS YOU LOVE WILL MAKE YOU WISER In her e-book How to Learn (not only) Czech Language Through Social Media, Lenka from CzechTime invites people to use social media for something else than just procrastination and coronavirus-news-scrolling. She found a better use for them. “Join and Like your favorite groups, ideas, sports, people etc. on Facebook and Instagram BUT in the language, you are learning”. Example: If one is Italian and misses their home or just loves Italy and is learning Czech, the advice is to find an Italy fan blog in Czech e.g.Itálie v Brne on Facebook and Like and Follow it. The FB wall will be full of both, Czech language and Italy after such Likes and learning happens without even knowing. LEARN TO LISTEN It is...
If you want to experience an oasis of calm just a bus ride away from the bustling city center, Prague Botanical garden is a great choice. Located in the vicinity of the Prague Zoo, in the Troja basin, Botanical Garden has been growing significantly since its opening. Prague city, in agreement with the Ministry of Health, reopened the outdoor exhibitions in the Botanical Garden in Troja on Monday. However, people must respect strict sanitary measures. However, all indoor expositions, including the tropical greenhouse Fata Morgana, remain closed. Open-air expositions cover an area of nearly 25 hectares. Stretching over a large chunk of land, the Botanic Garden includes a Japanese Garden with a gorgeous grove of Japanese Cherry trees, an exhibition of irises, several small ponds, and lakes, and the vineyard of St. Claire. The central bed of a perennial and annual plant collection is among the most attractive parts of the garden – it blossoms in a variety of colors and shades during the summer months. A valuable collection of bulbous and tuberous plants is also worth seeing. Blooms of crowtoes, crocuses, hyacinths, bluebells and grape hyacinths adorn the garden from early March. The garden will be open every day from 9:00 to...
This Friday (April 17), landmarks all over the world were lit up in red in a show of support for World Hemophilia Day, including the Petřín Tower in Prague.
The clubs are shut. The pubs are shut. Tinder dates are cancelled. One-night stands are literally illegal. But, despite these obvious hurdles, coronavirus has still created a sex industry sales boom. Long-established brands, like Sweden’s Lelo have been surprised by the surge of interest (site traffic increased by 48%, sales by 56%). “That amount of traffic is 7.7% higher even than the recent Christmas period, which is generally our busiest trading period,” says Lelo brand manager Stuart Nugent. Czech internet sex shops are also experiencing a business boom. For example, in March the online store RuzovySlon.cz increased the sales year-on-year by 50 percent, in the first week of April even by one hundred percent. New customers are increasing, existing clients are also spending more. “We’re selling a lot of beginner toys… all our beginner ranges are very popular. It definitely looks like people are saying: ‘I’ve got time, I might try something new,” said Adam Durčák from RuzovySlon.cz. Demand for disinfectants has increased as well, but vibrators, womanizers, vacuum balls and aphrodisiacs are leading the sales. “Masturbators for men are sold significantly more than before,” added Durčák. A similar trend was seen by City Realex, which run the Erotic City...
Czech Television said Monday it was planning to shoot a “Love in the Time of Corona” sitcom on the spread of the novel coronavirus and screen it by the end of April. “One house, three generations and a global pandemic,” reads the trailer for the six-episode series on the public broadcaster’s website. The show, an apparent paraphrase of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel “Love in the Time of Cholera”, will be filmed in a Prague block of flats from April 14 and screened from April 27. The characters are a teenager whose parents are locked down abroad, an old man who has to live on his own with his wife stuck outside their city and a young married couple whose relationship is put to an isolation test, Czech TV said. It called on viewers to send in anecdotes related to quarantine as the authors have the script only for the opening episode. “We only have one screenplay and we’ll definitely need help,” said producer Tomas Baldynsky. To comply with stringent security measures, the series will be recorded on robotic cameras and only the actors will be present on the site. The Czech Republic, which had declared 4,591 cases of the virus...
The Prague College Digital Campus will broadcast live three of Prague’s most talented DJs mixing unique sets combining afro-fusion, UK rap, hip hop, and other styles right into your living room. On March 11, Prague College became the first local university to launch online classes via it’s Digital Campus and after successfully managing the transition they sought another challenge, to be the first to run an online party here in Prague. Live streaming support & visual graphics will be broadcasted simultaneously. So grab yourself some drinks, turn off the lights and enjoy a unique mix of music and video projections right from your living room and be transported back to pre-lockdown Prague parties! How to Join? It’s easy! Be online at 20.00 CET on Friday. The party will be streaming from Prague College Facebook and Instagram pages, from our Prague Morning Facebook page and the Legwork Sound Instagram page. Leg Work is a series of club nights organized by Prague College student Don, that aim to broaden the city beyond its current musical offerings. Leg Work will take you through and celebrate the hottest sounds of Africa and the Diaspora. Their sets are bound to shake up the Prague scene: offering all things Afro Fusion, UK Rap, Hip Hop,...
Who says that you cannot travel without moving your butt? We can all at least pretend like we're traveling because don't forget traveling is also a state of mind!
Theatres, galleries, cinemas, music clubs, and other cultural institutions saw the first impacts of the coronavirus threat during the last few weeks. Thanks to the project called #KULTURAŽIJE, which was initiated by Mall.tv in conjunction with the fundraising platform Donio.cz, viewers can watch live broadcasts of various shows and performances online from home. Starting from today, April 6th, you can enjoy these events on Prague Morning Facebook page. #KULTURAŽIJE was spontaneously started just a day after the ban of events in the Czech Republic on March 10. Originally planned with just a few concerts, and theater performances, #kulturažije has grown into the largest local online festival. In the following days, you can enjoy live concerts by Čechomor, Mňága a Žďorp, Czech National Symphony Orchestra and many more. Over thirty concerts, theatre, and dance performances and other cultural events have been broadcasted online for the past two weeks by MALL.TV For the first time on the Czech Internet, viewers could watch the play of the world-famous pianist Ivo Kahánek, and Cirk La Putyka, a Czech ensemble dedicated professionally to the genre called “the Contemporary Circus”. #KULTURAŽIJE can be watched for free in the Czech Republic and Slovakia at www.mall.tv, ion mobile...
Bike rental company Rekola has extended the opportunity to use its service for free in six Czech cities thanks to the support of Hello bank!
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