#jagodina

[globalmediaplanet]

Милан Босика: САРИН ВОЗ ЗА ПОВРАТАК КУЋИ!

[baanimationbournemouth]

Back in September Noise film was screened in the Student Animation competition at Animator FEST - European Youth Festival of Animated Film in Jagodina, Serbia.

The festival was founded in 2013 with the aim of promoting the national production of animated film made by young authors. It since grew into an international cultural event with a European selection of animated films for children and youth.

The festival took place from the 6th to the 10th of September.

Well done team Nose Film.

[lookerweekly]

Ovogodišnja Evropska noć istraživača biće održana 29. i 30. septembra od 16 do 22 sata pod sloganom „Svetlost nauke”. Istraživači u 24 grada širom Srbije pripremili su na stotine besplatnih programa.

| LookerWeekly

https://lookerweekly.com/tehnika/pocinje-14-evropska-noc-istrazivaca/

[cgvijesti]

Teretni voz naletio na kamion, povrijeđene dvije osobe

Foto: ilustracija Teretni voz je danas kod Jagodine, na putnom prelazu sa signalizacijom, naletio na kamion, u kome su povrijeđeni vozač i suvozač, saopštilo je preduzeće Srbija Kargo. Do nezgode je došlo u 12.05h, na putnom prelazu „Končarevo“, obezbijeđenom vertikalnom drumskom signalizacijom, između stanica Paraćin i Jagodina. Teretna kompozicija je imala 16 vagona, tovarenih rudom i…

[fenixbandcacak]

DJORDJE I FENIX BAND CACAK-BENDOVI ZA SVADBE JAGODINA ORKESTAR 065371837...

[uraandri]

bus station bathroom door selfie

kinda funny how in terms of clothing i'm the odd one out despite the fact that i was clearly the only one who checked the weather forecast

[razistoricharka]

reading about jovan cvijics anthropology and him describing dinarics skull shapes and character as "of lively spirit and thin intelligence" is so fucking funny. we're transcending submolecular levels of racism. north serb on south serb racism. bosnian on herzegovinian racism. slavonian on dalmatian racism. soon they'll invent kragujevac on jagodina racism.

[ancestorsalive]

Anthropomorphic (human-shaped) ceramic rhyton, a cult vessel from the Neolithic period (the New Stone Age), Vinča culture, around 5300 - 4500 years BC, found at Slatina-Turska česma archaeological site in Drenovac, central Serbia.

It is shaped as a lower part of the female human body, with oversized hips and thighs.

Dimensions - height 8.2 cm.

Collection of Museum in Jagodina

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Antropomorfni (čovekoliki) keramički riton, kultna posuda iz razdoblja neolita - mlađeg kamenog odba, Vinčanska kultura, oko 5300 - 4500 godina pre nove ere, pronađen na lokalitetu Slatina-Turska česma u Drenovcu, centralna Srbija.

Izrađen je u obliku donjeg dela ženskog tela, sa preuveličanim kukovima i butinama.

Dimenzije - visina 8.2 cm.

Zbirka muzeja u Jagodini

[mariacallous]

Tens of thousands of people joined students and pupils in Belgrade for a protest walk across the city and joined the call for a “general strike” on Friday.

At 11:52, as they have done every day for several weeks, school pupils, students, teachers and ordinary citizens gathered in front of the Serbian government building in Belgrade and the New Belgrade Municipality building on the other side of the capital.

After standing for 15 minutes in silence in memory of the 15 victims of the Novi Sad railway station disaster on November 1, the crowds met up near the Usce Shopping Mall in the New Belgrade district, supported by teachers and citizens and holding various types of banners and placards with slogans.

The protests, which began in November, demanding official accountability and justice for the disaster, have become the biggest challenge the authorities have faced since the Serbian Progressive Party took power in 2012. 

Hristina Stanisavljevic and Andrea Tijanic, both art students, held placards reading: “The system needs a redesign”.

Tijanic said the protesters had “managed to unite without any blackmail or money, and the voice of the people has won over everything else”.

“There are still people who have been blackmailed, but more and more of them are standing on the right side… You can see how deserted it is in the city and how many people joined the strike, it’s incredible how everyone agreed that nothing should be done or bought today, that we should be at home with our families or here. It’s phenomenal,” she told BIRN.

Matija, a 45-year-old sailor, brought a cardboard binder for documents with a bloody hand on it, one of the symbols of the recent protests. He said it symbolized “all the corrupt crimes of the current government and lies which lead to the death of 15 people” in the Novi Sad disaster.

“The bloody hand on the binder just outlines their bloody hands, with which they stained the last 12 years of our lives,” he told BIRN.

He added that the whole of Serbia needs to stop in order for citizens to find out everything that the government wants to hide. “If everything stops, that’s the only way we can clearly show them that there is no more playing with us and that we don’t have any more time,” he said.

As well as in Belgrade, protests were held in Novi Sad, Nis, Zajecar, Valjevo, Sombor, Kraljevo, Pozega and many other cities and towns. A protest was even held in the central Serbian town of Jagodina, where the governing Progressive Party planned to hold a counter-rally later on Friday afternoon.

Workers show support

Serbian media reported that, as protest marchers passed some courts, judges left the premises and stood outside as a form of support. Media also reported that in some cities, medical workers and workers in social care institutions either left their workplaces while the protesters were passing by or made statements of support.

Many others responded to the students’ call for a “general strike” on Friday.

Among those who announced a work stoppage was one of the biggest cinema networks in the country, which covers Belgrade, Nis and Kragujevac as well as smaller towns. Many associations of workers in the film industry declared a strike. 

Many theatres across the country were not working and the Bar Association has expanded its halt to work to include three more days. Schools have not worked or have worked only partially since Monday.

Many restaurants and cafes supported the strike, but others that were against the strike offered free coffee and teas to all customers. Many popular Belgrade nightclubs have cancelled their Friday night programmes. 

The History Archive of Belgrade did not work on Friday. The Independent Union of Culture of Serbia announced that its members will not work in any cultural institutions in the country that day. The Yugoslav Film Archive, Jugoslovenska kinoteka, also stopped working.

Many bookshops and publishers, including some big commercial ones, also declared they will not work on Friday Some big companies also declared they would not work. 

A group of IT workers blocked a road intersection in the New Belgrade district and later joined the protesting students.

The Media Freedom Coalition called on media outlets to support the strike and to report only on the strike on Friday. Protests were also held in front of the premises of the national broadcaster, RTS. 

University faculty blockades

Amid the ongoing protests, students have been blockading university buildings for almost two months since a protester was attacked in front of the Belgrade Faculty of Dramatic Arts on November 22.

Commemorative silent protests lasting 15 minutes have been held regularly in Belgrade, Novi Sad and other towns ever since the Novi Sad railway station disaster.

The collapse of the canopy at the train station followed major renovation works that began in 2021 as part of a Chinese-led upgrade of Serbia’s railway infrastructure.

The works were unveiled in 2022 during that year’s election campaign but the reconstruction then continued until July 2024, when the authorities declared the station had been rebuilt “according to European standards”.

Thirteen people, including Serbia’s construction minister at the time, have been charged with endangering public safety over the canopy collapse.

[oglasavanje]

VK - OGLASI

[oglasiusluge]

Vodoinstalater paracin i okolni gradovi - USLUGE

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Serbia roster

Athletics

Elzan Bibić (Karajukića Bunari)

Armin Sinančević (Prijepolje)

Angelina Topić (Belgrade)

Milica Gardašević (Novi Sad)

Ivana Španović (Zrenjanin)

Világos Adriana (Vrbas)

Basketball

Uroš Plavšić (Ivanjica)

Filip Petru��ev (Belgrade)

Nikola Jović (Belgrade)

Bogdan Bogdanović (Belgrade)

Vanja Marinković (Belgrade)

Ognjen Dobrić (Belgrade)

Nikola Jokić (Sombor)

Vasilije Micić (Kraljevo)

Marko Gudurić (Priboj)

Dejan Davidovac (Zrenjanin)

Aleks Avramović (Čačak)

Nikola Milutinov (Novi Sad)

Marko Branković (Novi Sad)

Strahinja Stojačić (Novi Sad)

Dejan Majstorović (Stari Banovci)

Mihailo Vasić (Belgrade)

Ivana Raca (Athens, Greece)

Saša Čađ (Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Nevena Jovanović (Kraljevo)

Yvonne Anderson (Columbia, Missouri)

Dragana Stanković (Ljubovija)

Jovana Nogić (Belgrade)

Maša Janković (Vrbas)

Aleksandra Katanić (Smederevska Palanka)

Angela Dugalić (Des Plaines, Illinois)

Tina Krajišnik (Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Mina Đorđević (Belgrade)

Nadija Smailbegović (Novi Pazar)

Boxing

Vakhid Abbasov (Belgrade)

Sara Ćirković (Bratunac, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Natalia Shadrina (Yakutsk, Russia)

Canoeing

Anđelo Džombeta (Novi Sad)

Marko Dragosavljević (Novi Sad)

Marko Novaković (Bečej)

Vladimir Torubarov (Novi Sad)

Anastazija Bajuk (Sremska Mitrovica)

Dunja Stanojev (Novi Sad)

Milica Novaković (Novi Sad)

Marija Dostanić (Sremska Mitrovica)

Cycling

Ognjen Ilić (Aranđelovac)

Jelena Erić (Kraljevo)

Judo

Strahinja Bunčić (Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Nemanja Majdov (Istočno Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Aleksandar Kukolj (Belgrade)

Milica Nikolić (Belgrade)

Marica Perišić (Temerin)

Milica Žabić (Belgrade)

Rowing

Nikolay Pimenov; Jr. (Moscow, Russia)

Martin Mačković (Subotica)

Jovana Arsić (Novi Sad)

Shooting

Lazar Kovačević (Jagodina)

Damir Mikec (Belgrade)

Zorana Arunović (Belgrade)

Swimming

Justin Cvetkov (Zrenjanin)

Andrej Barna (Subotica)

Velimir Stjepanović (Dubai, U.A.E.)

Nikola Aćin (Zrenjanin)

Anja Crevar (Pančevo)

Table tennis

Izabela Lupulesku (Belgrade)

Taekwondo

Lev Korneev (Belgrade)

Stefan Takov (Belgrade)

Aleksandra Perišić (Belgrade)

Tennis

Novak Đoković (Belgrade)

Dušan Lajović (Srem)

Volleyball

Milorad Kapur (Ravni Topolovac)

Pavle Perić (Prokuplje)

Uroš Kovačević (Kraljevo)

Petar Krsmanović (Čačak)

Marko Ivović (Ljig)

Nikola Jovović (Novi Sad)

Miran Kujundžić (Subotica)

Aleks Atanasijević (Belgrade)

Dražen Luburić (Novi Sad)

Marko Podraščanin (Novi Sad)

Vuk Todorović (Belgrade)

Aleksandar Nedeljković (Vranje)

Bianka Buša (Vrbas)

Katarina Lazović (Belgrade)

Bojana Drča (Belgrade)

Mina Popović (Kraljevo)

Aleksandra Uzelac (Zrenjanin)

Maja Ognjenović (Zrenjanin)

Maja Aleksić (Užice)

Jovana Stevanović (Belgrade)

Silvija Popović (Belgrade)

Tijana Bošković (Bileća, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Bojana Milenković (Belgrade)

Sara Lozo (Jagodina)

Water polo

Radoslav Filipović (Novi Sad)

Dušan Mandić (Belgrade)

Strahinja Rašović (Belgrade)

Sava Ranđelović (Niš)

Miloš Ćuk (Novi Sad)

Nikola Dedović (Belgrade)

Radomir Drašović (Belgrade)

Nikola Jakšić (Belgrade)

Nemanja Ubović (Belgrade)

Nemanja Vico (Kotor, Montenegro)

Petar Jakšić (Belgrade)

Viktor Rašović (Belgrade)

Vladimir Mišović (Pančevo)

Wrestling

Khetag Tsabolov (Vladikavkaz, Russia)

Georgi Tibilov (Subotica)

Nemes Máté (Senta)

Aleksandr Komarov (St. Petersburg, Russia)

Mikheil Kajaia (Novi Sad)

[yugovinyl]

Sa ponosom Vas pozivamo na prvi Internacionalni Komuna Vinyl Fest uz ucesce brojnih izlagaca vinila sa Balkana i 9 regionalnih dj-a.

Svoje prisustvo su potvrdili:

Yugovinyl-Beograd

Ammonite-Beograd

Živa-Beograd

Bobanbox-Kruševac

Gile-Kruševac

Snupi-Jagodina

Crazy Vinyl Shop-Kragujevac

Vinyl Cafe-Niš

Vintage Shop-Niš

Vele-Niš

Mladjowar-Niš

Bojan Gavrilović-Niš

Ap(o)teka - Skoplje

NVO Montenegro Records-Podgorica.

Broj izlagaca je popunjen.

Dobrodosli!

[toddlprice]

Flying out to Serbia tomorrow (The Prices Write)

Dear praying friends, Tomorrow I travel to Jagodina (which means “strawberry”; shown on map above), Serbia, to teach a class on biblical exegesis for a week. The Roma translators I consult are taking this course on how to discover the meaning of a Bible passage as part of their training, and they will be joined by a new team from Albania. That team is launching a project to translate the Bible…

[tagoteenethot]

New ZORK Jagodina Handball Club Crocs Clogs - BiShop from Tagotee.net 🔥 See more: here

[morfey]

Coming out on the south side of Jagodina I saw this huge metal sculpture in the middle of a roundabout ! It is based on a famous story/comedy about a man from Jagodina called Jovanca Mucic who travelled around the world in 365 days. When he came back his little turkey had grown big and ready to eat in a podvarak (Serbian dish). Having travelled all around the world Jovanca said that everywhere was good but that Jagodina was the very best place to live!