#Havířov

[miroslav-hashlerka]

Moravian-silesian Miku inspired by Czechoslovak animation

[lukesalbumawheneverhefeelslikeit]

3645: "Fuxache / Impulsealer"

[potravinach]

Back trip

[sregnarkroywen]

Credits: x / x

[goodbuttaken]

pár outtaků jmen

(part 5/4 weird/rare jmen českobčanů k nedávnému listu)

Fionn Ondřej (Břeclav)

Svědiroh (příjmení, 45, východ Čech)

Krunoslav (6 jmen)

Khuukhenduu, Khiliinchuluu (ex jména)

Troy Aleš (Praha)

Sozhida Temiržanovna, Žužana Viktorivna (ex jména)

Niubo Pražák (ex příjmení)

Panna (30 příjmení, ale i 1 ex jméno)

Richard Rex (Zlín)

Raděk (ex jméno)

Coullsůva (Kladno)

Crhonková Kakáčová (Blansko), Crhová Dedeciusová (Svitavy)

Pat a Mat (oba ex 2011)

Víra (4 jména [a 18 příjmení])

Javorka (ex jméno)

Lenin (ex příjmení), Lenina (jméno, Nymburk)

Jesus (3), Christ (jméno v Praze, 94 příjmení), Kristuška (jméno, Děčín), Kristoslav (2)

Divna (jméno, Děčín)

Crockett iii (ex jméno)

Nikol' (jméno, Praha)

Potešia (jméno, Havířov)

Poppy, Poppy Ann, Poppy Anna (2), Poppy Patricie

Pravomil (29)

Petros-Pier-Leostik (Brno)

Xolani Matthews (ex jméno)

Porod (24 příjmení), Potratz (1, Varnsdorf)

Potrebuješ/ová (celkem 15, SZ)

Pičman (81), Pičmann (2, Praha)

Nna Nna (Jihlava), Nlasamfuta (Brandýs), Nnoko Nfoghog

Noák (4, Sokolov), Noáková (3)

Noletde Brauwere Van Steeland Řeháčková (Ostrava)

Chrz (90), Chrž (25)

Chudoba Boháčová (Hlinsko)

[fetznerdeathrecords]

Awrizis - My Heart Has No Home

Melodic Black/Death Metal from Havířov, Czechia

AWRIZIS is a Czech hybrid - metal band from Havirov founded by multi-instrumentalist Marek Frodys Pytlik in 2011. Music is combination of melodic death, black, thrash and groove metal. The fourth full-length album by melodic black/death metallers AWRIZIS called My Heart Has No Home available on YouTube, BandCamp, Spotify and other digital platforms and CD physical discs as well!

1. Ov Heart & Reason 03:47 2. Chiroptera 03:04 3. Where the Sky and Earth Speaks 03:21 4. My Heart Has No Home 03:03 5. Winter Whispers 04:24 6. Astral Dance 03:09 7. Eternal Maze 03:08 8. Fractals 03:15 9. Heart Ov the Forest 03:10

Release date: December 24th, 2024

@awrizis

[hasdrubal-gisco]

the czech government should open a public bid for contracts to open a zinc mine (perhaps around havířov), which should then use one of those freaky large excavator machines. this would achieve lowering the costs of zinc supplement pills somewhat

[havranil]

Heyy, does anyone know any good tattoo studios in Ostrava/Zlín? (or near those cities - Havířov for example- maaaybe Brno too but I'd prefer things closer to me)

The important part: I already commissioned an artist for some b&w lineart of my OC and I want the -exact- same picture on my arm. No changes, no additions.

Do tattoo artists even do that? I really hope they do.

[tomasbayerphoto]

Train station in Havířov, Czech republic.

[pepikhipik]

Také jste včera večer viděli nečekanou polární záři?

Ostrava, Havířov, Liberecko, dokonce i světlem znečištěná Praha, prostě všude, kde bylo právě jasno, byla zvečera po 21. hodině vidět polární záře v červených i zelených odstínech. O co šlo, vysvětluje ve vysílání Českého rozhlasu Radiožurnál Martina Pavelková ze Sluneční patrolní služby (Sluneční oddělení) v čase od 11:20:

Dnes už (kromě počasí) šance na pozorování tohoto úkazu v zemské atmosféře není. Tím spíš doporučujeme fotogalerii polární záře z uplynulé noci na:

Zdroj: Astronomický ústav AV ČR

[goalhofer]

2024-25 Boston Bruins roster

Wingers

#11 Trent Frederic (St. Louis, Missouri)

#45 Cole Koepke (Hermantown, Minnesota)*

#55 Justin Brazeau (Temiskaming Shores, Ontario)**

#63 Brad Marchand (Halifax Municipality, Nova Scotia) C

#88 David Pastrňák (Havířov, Czech Republic) A

Centers

#13 Charlie Coyle (Weymouth, Massachusetts)

#18 Pavel Zacha (Brno, Czech Republic)

#19 Johnny Beecher (Elmira, New York)

#28 Elias Lindholm (Boden Stad, Sweden)*

#39 Morgan Geekie (Yellowhead Municipality, Manitoba)

#47 Mark Kastelic (Phoenix, Arizona)*

#90 Tyler Johnson (Liberty Lake, Washington)*

Defensemen

#6 Mason Lohrei (Middleton, Wisconsin)

#25 Brandon Carlo (Colorado Springs, Colorado)

#27 Hampus Lindholm (Helsingborg Stad, Sweden)

#29 Parker Wotherspoon (Surrey, British Columbia)

#52 Andrew Peeke (Parkland, Florida)

#73 Charlie McAvoy; Jr. (Long Beach, New York) A

#91 Nikita Zadorov (Moscow, Russia)*

Goalies

#1 Jeremy Swayman (Anchorage, Alaska)

#70 Joonas Korpisalo (Pori, Finland)*

[norsaeae]

Something you should also know about Stodolní is that literally nobody who lives here would willingly go there. There's just a general rule that those that live near or in Ostrava know where to have cheaper fun besides Stodolní, which is also known for a lot of streetfights that occur there. Also another golden rule, cited from Necyklopedia: Každy Ostravak totiž vi, že na Stodolni muže přijit o peněženku, zuby, panenstvi a inteligenci. (every person from Ostrava knows, that at Stodolní you can lose your money, teeth, virginity and intelligence)

Ill return a bit to Orlová since that's the place i know a little bit about. The mines collapsing the city actually collapsed about 70% of the old town.

here you can see x marked the spots in old Orlová that doesn't exist anymore due to mines collapsing. Please note that this is only the east side of Orlová, mapped by yours truly! map comes from year 1952~)

The new Orlová is built atop of a hill closeby to old town Orlová so something similar won't happen again.

Another pretty unlucky thing about Ostrava becoming a conglomerate of smaller towns and villages is that the towns industries nearby were basically forwarded to Ostrava and instead became housing cities even though most of the towns have history reaching as far back as 15th century or more. (Not counting Havířov because this town was built for miners to act as housing units)

As for the pollution: nowadays it's not that bad due to initiative for greener Ostrava, by statistics apparently Ostrava has the highest m² of green place (park places, nature) for one person, out of any other city in Czech Republic! There are organizations helping Ostrava become a greener and healthier city and as you can see, even Vítkovice became overgrown with grass and greenery which locals thought would never be possible!

Only problem now with pollution is mainly near the border with Poland and cities situated at the Silesia part of Moravskoslezský region (like Orlová for example), as Ostrava due to EU regulations stopped coal mining and opted for the overall recovery of the land, Poland refuses to let coal mining go and due to how wind blows, we get basically almost all the pollution their coal mines produce.

But now something you can notice on your roadtrip across Moravskolskezský kraj! One of the more unique road signs here you won't see in Morava for example is this one:

Since there's so many mines underground, even parking spots use this sign just as a warning!

ngl i love living in this silly region where occasionally a earthquake happens because either a mine collapses or there's some munition that blew up or probably earth finally opened up to swallow us whole! And on a good day you can expect a nice friendly visit from Poland who decide to suddenly invade us!

More Czech regional weirdness

After the sudden popularity of my Brno weirdness masterpost and on popular demand I decided to make another masterpost, this time featuring the third largest city of the republic, Ostrava, and associated regions.

Everyone who lives in or around Ostrava or who has ever visited is very much welcome and encouraged to add on to this post, let's make this the ultimate Cursed Place Account

(a pologies, I had to, the message is just literally perfect for this place)

Originally, Ostrava was a pretty regular small village on the northeasternmost edge of the region of Moravia, and it was only sometime in the mid-1800s when some pretty big black coal deposits were discovered. After that, Ostrava rapidly grew like an all-consuming beast, absorbing all the surrounding villages into one huge patchwork of semi-villages, miner collonies and massive fuck-off mining areas and factories.

Let's say the word 'clusterfuck' would be a fitting description of Ostrava.

Because of the heavy industry, the entire region became the most polluted area in the entire country and one of the most polluted places in Europe.

We would actually get smog warnings urging us to close our windows and go outside as little as possible because the pollution was too severe that day and it was just a normal part of my life growing up

The weird thing is - we actually have a surprisingly low percentage of lung cancer diagnoses compared to the rest of the country! There is an ongoing rumor that the habitants of Ostrava evolved a special gene that starts showing up after the third generation living here. This gene allegedly helps people's bodies to handle the everpresent pollution.

Mining was and kinda still is the defining aspect of this place

The blue marks are all the mines in the Ostrava-Karviná area

Here we actually have one of the first proofs of humans using black coal! Remains of mammoth hunter settlements from the Paleolithic were found, with remains of black coal in campfires

It's difficult to get large new buildings built because the soil is unstable. This is also why we can never have metro. Occasional mine collapses cause minor earthquakes sometimes. There is also a risk during floods that the mines could collapse and sink half the city. This has already happened in the nearby Karviná and Orlová

The leaning church of Karviná, which started sinking because of the collapsing mines underneath.

Halda Ema, beloved by locals, also sometimes called the Vesuvius of Ostrava, is not actually a hill! It's a gigantic pile of mined-out soil with coal residue that is still burning inside after decades.

That smoke you see is toxic methane fumes. The hill is a popular spot for the locals to go on walks and picnics, even in winter as the heat from the fire inside the hill is enough to melt the snow on the hill. The only requirement is that you don't light a cigarette too close to the smoke

We also used to have oil lagoons where factories were pumping tons of garbage. When they finally (partly) got rid of the lagoons, they found hundreds of bird skeletons sunk on the bottom.

After 1989 industry started rapidly declining here, which led to many, many, MANY abandoned industrial and industry-related buildings

Behold - an abandoned chemical plant. My father says that there's still pools of toxic sludge that you'll sink into like in a swamp and there won't be any leftovers to find after you

Vítkovice train station, possibly the biggest train station in the city, now all but abandoned after the nearby steelworks closed. You Do Not Want To Be There. Trust me.

Another train station has what I call the Seizure Walk

(photo by @hidden-but)

When you walk there at a particular speed the black and white stripes can cause you some pretty darn severe nausea

The walk also ends in The Limbo

(from @kohoutek-lucni)

There's also a tiny church on a street lamp

The fun thing is that you can always find the area on a map at least in terms of maps depicting pollution, carcinogens, or election results

Please do add more stuff!

[ruzejsourude]

https://www.havirov-city.cz/

https://www.havirov-city.cz/aktuality/zapach-v-havirove-uz-neni-citit

Ve čtvrtek 24. října 2019 se během dopoledne Havířovem šířil neznámý zápach. Lidé tuto skutečnost volali i na Magistrát města Havířova. Před polednem proto zasedla Bezpečnostní rada města Havířova, která se situací začala okamžitě zabývat.

[potravinach]

[czecharchitecture]

Family House /  Rodinný dům, Havířov

Kamil Mrva, Martin Rosa / Kamil Mrva Architects

Garden:  Zdeněk Sendler

Photo:  Studio Toast

[drinkitlikeitswater]

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