EASTERN EUROPE Belgrade: A capital city springs to life in Serbia The city’s past is visible in bombed-out buildings left unrepaired, but the vibe is hip, not tragic, and travelers are trickling back. By Michael Levitin, Special to The Los Angeles TimesSeptember 18, 2007 More at http://travel.latimes.com/articles/la-tr-belgrade23sep23?page=1
another great guy from the golden generation of Yugoslav and Serbian basketball (Djordjevic, Paspalj, Bodiroga, Savic… to name a few…) has done his farewell to basketball and moved on… Some of them become coaches, some managers, some even go to politics, but Vlade decided to simply continue what he was doing already – to help people …
Serbia is in the World Group of Davis Cup after 20 years!!! What an atmosphere in Belgrade Arena these 3 days! 20.000 people, drummers, constant cheering and shouting… surprisingly, all in good manner (as we are not used to tennis, but rather football and basketball cheering)… It was so cool to be in the Arena …
How many times have I heard praises over Serbian women from fellow aiesecers and friends from all over the world that have visited Serbia? Jeez, who counts…
You May Be a Bit Antisocial… Antisocial? That may be a bit of an understatement. You think rules are meant to be broken – and with gusto! Having no fear, you don’t even think about consequences. But people love you anyway… you’ve got a boatload of charm. What Personality Disorder Are You?