A good introduction sets a perfect trend for the rest of the essay. Your introduction plays a considerable role in motivating people to keep reading your work. It also breaks down the focus areas of your writing. To grasp the reader’s attention, you need to make your essay interesting. Look at the following creative ways to start an essay. The introduction is an integral part of the essay, and now you will learn the secrets that all the best writing services use to create the perfect essay that claims the highest score. Ask a Question The goal of any introduction is to engage the reader. If the opening is dull, the main body of your article will seem boring as well despite your diligent approach. Therefore, you should spend more time crafting your introduction as it determines one’s interest in the rest of your work. Starting with a question is an excellent way to make the reader pay attention to your essay. By asking a question, you prompt them to think of an answer. Conveniently, you provide the solutions further in the paper, which increases their curiosity. So, they become compelled to keep reading. For example, ask, “How do you...
Around 6,800 properties had been sold on the Bezrealitky in 2020, which has in turn successfully attracted new types of customers looking for a simple and facile platform to sell, buy, rent, and rent out properties. Bezrealitky’s offer to let their clientele manage their own property operations, instead of relying on a real estate agent is also proving to be attractive to customers. Because of the platform’s success, they’ve now added a new service to encompass more of potential customers’ needs. They will launch a new ‘Comfort’ service, which will enable the sale or purchase of a turnkey property. Turnkey properties are fully renovated homes or apartment buildings that an investor can immediately buy and rent out. Bezrealitky will offer a team of specialists for various processes – from assistance with inspections, pre-selection of applicants, technical inspection of properties, photography and legal services. Consequently, the property owner does not pay anything for the Comfort service. The price of the service, fixed in advance and individually determined, is therefore deducted from the final above-standard sales price. Moreover, purchasing real-estate directly through Bezrealitky’s service is quite a profitable solution, since the services of sales specialists will be jointly provided by Bezrealitky and...
Three German cities awarded Škoda Transportation a contract to deliver ForCity Plus low-floor trams under a pan-European tender announced by the three companies of public transport. The contract, which has a total value of CZK 3 billion crowns, covers the delivery of 24 low-floor trams and includes an option for 21 additional vehicles. Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg an der Havel and Cottbus are the three cities that will receive ForCity Plus vehicles to replace the existing high-floor trams, which are nearing the end of their service life. The vehicles will be delivered in two widths because, despite a large number of identical requirements and conditions, there are also a number of individual requirements of each city. Under the contract, Škoda Transportation will deliver 13 trams to Frankfurt, four will go to Brandenburg an der Havel, and the remaining seven were ordered by Cottbus. The new trams will increase the attractiveness of public transport in all these three cities. The ForCity Plus low-floor trams will be low-floor and are therefore also ideal for people with reduced mobility. The new vehicles will be air-conditioned and barrier-free, will have multifunctional spaces for prams, wheelchairs and bicycles. The new trams will have an...
Today we commemorate 100 years since the birth of Zdeněk Miler, an important Czech artist and author of one of the most famous Czech animated characters – Little Mole (in Czech Krtek or Krteček). Little Mole played a major role in almost fifty short animated films. Zdeněk Miler was born on February 21, 1921, in Kladno. He began his artistic activity in the Zlín film studios, from where in 1945 he went to work in the Barrandov studio “Brothers in a T-shirt”, where he created under the direction of Jiří Trnka. His first solo work was the animated story About a millionaire who stole the sun, based on a theme from the work of Jiří Wolker. The Barrandov film studio’s later logo, three curly little boys in navy T-shirts, was also his work. Miler became most famous for the animated series The Mole, which gradually gained great popularity. It is interesting that this animated series is not spoken, with the exception of the first part entitled How the mole got his trousers. It tells the story of how Krtek got animals with different skillsets to join efforts and make a pair of pants from scratch. This little film had its...
The Czech Republic has ordered 12,000 doses of an antibody treatment made by Regeneron ahead of its registration by European authorities and will start receiving it in March. Czech authorities are close to clearing emergency use of Regeneron’s cocktail of casirivimab and imdevimab, which was authorized for emergency use in the United States in November, and was given to then U.S. President Donald Trump during his COVID-19 infection. “We have managed to order Regeneron,” Babis said on Twitter. “In total, 12,000 doses. Four thousand will come in March, the same in April and May.” The treatment is aimed at patients with mild to moderate disease who are at risk of their condition worsening. COVID-19 antibody therapies, by Regeneron and rival Eli Lilly, are given through one-time intravenous infusion and require patients to be isolated. This complexity has led to lackluster demand for the drugs. The Czech Republic has also granted emergency approval to Eli Lilly’s therapy and ordered 500 doses. Europe’s drugs regulator EMA said on Feb. 4 it was reviewing data on both therapies for use in some patients. Italy has given emergency-use approval to the two therapies. The Czech Republic has reported 19,097 deaths. Daily infections have risen...
While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the shutdown of cinemas around the world, decades of Czech cinema — from the pioneers to the newest generation — are available on Netflix. Below you find our suggestions. Kolya Kolya is a heart-warming 1996 film about an older Czech man whose life is turned upside down with the introduction of Kolya, a five-year-old Russian boy. The story of the evolving relationship between the growing-old cellist Louka, who is not expecting that much of life anymore, and a little boy named Kolya, who gets stuck with the man after a faked wedding with his Russian mother, needs little introduction. The film’s strongest point is the poetics of the production duo, director Jan Svěrák and his father Zdeněk. This retro story taking place just before the Velvet Revolution of 1989, when the communist regime was brought down, offers balanced proportion of humour, hyperbole, sentiment, and melodrama. Milada Milada is a historical drama based on the inspirational life of Dr. Milada Horáková, a 20th-century political activist. It is set in the years 1937-1950 and tells the story of a woman with moral principles rooted so deeply that her decisions were led by her conscience more than her heart,...
Prague will have a new footbridge for pedestrians and cyclists. It will connect Wenzigova and U Zvonařky streets. The construction could begin in the second half of next year, completion is scheduled for spring 2023. The footbridge will be 45 meters long and 4 meters wide. The estimated price is around CZK 30 million without VAT. “The footbridge will connect Nové Město and Vinohrady. Better times are finally coming and the wishes of our citizens will be heard,“ praised the Deputy Mayor of Prague 2, Jan Korseska (ODS). The final version of the footbridge has been selected from a dozen designs, assessed by the National Monuments Institute. According to the jury, the work of Petr Tej “fits architecturally into its surroundings, and with the stairs on its sides.”
Dust and sand particles whipped up from the Sahara will once again blanket skies over Europe this weekend, impacting air quality, the European Union’s Copernicus satellite monitoring service said on Friday. It said wind predictions showed a “substantial plume” of Saharan dust would hit southern Europe over the weekend into next week, reaching as far north as Norway. Mark Parrington, senior scientist at the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, said that like a similar event earlier in February, the dust would likely be visible to the naked eye in the skies across Europe. The highest concentration of sand is expected in the east of Spain and the south of France. In smaller quantities, it will reach the UK, Norway, and Central Europe, including the Czech Republic. The “high concentrations” of dust would affect air quality and could have some health impacts. Mark Parrington, Senior Scientist at the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service comments: “We monitored similar events in the past weeks with significant air quality impacts in the affected regions, which were confirmed by surface measurements from the countries gathered by the European Environment Agency.” “We expect this will also be the case for the upcoming event, although it is not...
Patients with a mild course of covid-19 could be placed in gyms in case hospitals are nearing their capacity limit. Should the spread of the infection get worse the government may also order specialists in outpatient clinics and medical students to help out in hospitals. In several regions, hospitals that are full have been transferring patients to a decreasing number of less-strained facilities. The government said earlier this week it might ask neighboring Germany to take in patients if the situation worsens further, despite earlier rejecting calls from the most pressured border regions to do so. “We already have selected several gyms and one dormitory where we can place those patients if necessary,” said Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib. At the end of October, when the Czech army built the Letňany hospital, there were around 7,000 covid patients hospitalized, while at the beginning of November there were over eight thousand. As of Friday, 14% of intensive care and high dependence beds were available across the country, including 149 places for COVID patients. The number of those hospitalized in a serious condition has reached 1,258, above a previous peak in November.
On Monday, the Ministry of Health will order the wearing of FFP2 respirators, nano-filtered face masks or two surgical facemasks in public transport and other public places, said Minister of Health Jan Blatný (ANO) after the government meeting. Home-made face masks or scarves will no longer be acceptable. “The list of places will be specified on Monday in a new decree,” he added. FFP2 masks – also known as respirators – have higher filtering capabilities than surgical masks, and since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, they have been mostly set aside for frontline health workers most exposed to aerosols, or tiny airborne particles of the virus. From Monday, February 22 on, if you get on a bus, train or tram, you need to wear a so-called “medical mask”. It is also recommended that you wear a medical mask in any situation where you might have sustained or close contact with other people – for example, at work, or in busy outside areas. What’s the difference between surgical masks, fabric masks and FFP2 masks? Surgical masks Disposable face masks, such as surgical or medical masks (pictured in the main photograph), are not respirators and do not protect the wearer from breathing...
Shops and shopping centers around the country will not reopen on February 22. The vast majority of them have been closed since October, with a brief exception in the run-up to Christmas, and are scrambling to stock up and prepare to meet the stated safety norms. “The pandemic situation is not good, the UK variant is still spreading. That’s why we decided not to open closed shops for now,” Havlicek said, adding the government will debate shop openings again next week. Pandemická situace není dobrá, dál se šíří britská mutace viru. Na vládě jsme proto rozhodli, že zbytek uzavřených maloobchodů zatím pouštět nebudeme. V příštím týdnu téma ale opět otevřu a podle stavu šíření epidemie navrhnu další kroky. https://t.co/z2j4FgnlKa — Karel Havlíček (@KarelHavlicek_) February 19, 2021 Just a few days ago, Minister of Health Jan Blatný agreed to reopen stores on Monday, February 22. “Store staff needs to wear FFP2 respirators and will be expected to enforce the stated hygiene norms – safe distancing, only one customer per 15 square meters, hand sanitation, and facemasks,” said Havlíček on Tuesday. “Although customers can cover their nose and mouth with a regular facemask, shopping malls should motivate them to wear respirators...
The government has reached an agreement on new pandemic law. The Minister of Health now has the power to order lockdown measures (with the exception of restricting freedom of movement) without the State of Emergency. It’s a step to end a political crisis that started last week after the lower house refused the minority government’s request to extend the state of emergency, a powerful tool that gives the Cabinet the extra powers needed to impose nationwide restrictions and limit people’s rights. In defiance, the government re-declared the state of emergency at the request of the leaders of all 14 Czech regions, who said they do have not enough powers to fight the pandemic. The Minister of Health praises the new law. “I consider this solution essential for an effective fight against the current epidemic,” said Blatný. “The purpose of the proposal is to provide adequate tools for managing the epidemic, even in the post-emergency period. The current legal regulation in the Act on the Protection of Public Health appears to be insufficient,” added the Minister of Health. “The agreement is a big step towards moving from the endless prolongation of the state of emergency towards a more normal life,” said...
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