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Has anyone tried it, and how does it work? (Xyzal)

Is there any way to make the rash less visible? Even if it still burns or itches, I just want to reduce it visually. Is there anything I can do to prevent it?

Kakvo je vase misljenje o ovom politicaru iz Hrvatske?

Jedno vrijeme je bio bas popularan, slican po nekim stvarima npr. Drasku Stanivukovicu, medjutim lik se skroz promijenio danas.

Dovoljno je vidjeti njegove videe

Vaše mišljenje?

Postoji li neki domaći film (bosanski ili balkanski uopšteno) koji vrijedi pogledati? Dajte mi preporuke

Naslov sve kaže

Ovo bi značilo da gubimo još 2 "nezavisna" medija u BiH.

Šta nam onda ostaje kao nezavisno?

Btw. daleko gora situacija je u Srbiji.

Naslov sve kaže, ali apsolutno sve

Ima li neko iskustva i savjeta sa ovim? Radi se o osipu koji se pojavi nakon zagrijavanja tijela i znojenja

Does anyone have any advice or anything that might help? Is there any way to be sure I'm protected from this for at least 7–8 hours a day?

Is it more effective to sweat less or more during this? Which is better if you want better results?

Dajte mi u komentarima neke najbolje bh bisere (video)

Neki koji mi prvi padaju na pamet:

1. Za koga cete navijati? Za Bosnu

2. Sta biste pitali gradonacelnika

3. Zenica se izgradila k'o Real Madrid i dajte mi vode, vode mi nisu dali

4. Hadzija necemo vise, e i necete...

5. Jesi ikad ista ukro? Nikad nista

6. 6.6. u martu korida Vlasinje

I've been doing sweat therapy for some time now, and my condition has improved. I'm interested in how you do your sweat therapy, and whether it's possible that, over time, if it's continued for a long period, it could stop working completely. I know symptoms can vary, but I'm asking about a complete and long-term loss of its effect.

Skoro sam čitao članak o političarima koji su jednostavno nestali ili se povukli iz politike (Mektić, Ivanić...) i sjetio sam se Sefera Halilovića.

Za one manje upoznate: Rođen u Srbiji. Penzionisani general ARBiH, predsjednik BPS-a (Bosanskohercegovačke patriotske stranke). 2001. godine imao optužnicu (MKSJ), oslobođen 4 godine kasnije. Oko nekih stvari se nije slagao sa Alijom Izetbegovićem i neke stvari je iznosio javno kasnije. Bio je protiv podjele BiH i radio je na jačanju ARBiH.

Stranka BPS pripada centru/desnici, konzervativna je i zalaže se za BiH bez etničkih podjela. Bio kandidat za predsjedništvo BiH 2014. godine, dobio oko 66 hiljada glasova, ali se tada glavna borba vodila između Izetbegovića i Radončića.

Kakva su vaša mišljenja o njemu i njegovoj stranci? Ja lično mislim da je on bio jedna od najispravnijih pojava na bh sceni, međutim povukao se i nažalost ne viđamo ga mnogo.

Dolazak Ana Marie Marković u Hajduk je veoma značajan. Nakon analize nekih njenih utakmica, izdvajam vam 100 razloga zašto je njen transfer u Hajduk pun pogodak:

1. Pojačava napad.

2. Ima reprezentativno iskustvo.

3. Donosi kvalitet.

4. Povećava konkurenciju u ekipi.

5. Donosi međunarodno iskustvo.

6. Privlači pažnju medija.

7. Povećava interes navijača.

8. Više ljudi će pratiti ženski Hajduk.

9. Može privući nove sponzore.

10. Povećava prodaju dresova.

11. Donosi profesionalizam.

12. Iskustvo igranja u inostranstvu.

13. Motivira mlađe igračice.

14. Dobar je uzor djevojčicama.

15. Podiže ugled kluba.

16. Jača hrvatski ženski nogomet.

17. Povećava posjetu utakmicama.

18. Donosi novu energiju.

19. Povećava kvalitet treninga.

20. Unosi pobjednički mentalitet.

21. Iskusna je u velikim utakmicama.

22. Može pomoći saigračicama.

23. Dijeli iskustvo s mlađima.

24. Donosi brzinu.

25. Donosi napadačku opasnost.

26. Može igrati više uloga u napadu.

27. Povećava taktičke opcije.

28. Lakše je rotirati sastav.

29. Veća dubina ekipe.

30. Jača konkurenciju za naslov.

31. Veće šanse za Evropu.

32. Privlači pažnju stranih medija.

33. Promoviše Split.

34. Promoviše Hajduk.

35. Promoviše hrvatski sport.

36. Privlači nove navijače.

37. Više djevojčica će početi trenirati.

38. Popularizira ženski nogomet.

39. Poznata je na društvenim mrežama.

40. Veći doseg klupskih objava.

41. Više pregleda sadržaja.

42. Veća vrijednost marketinga.

43. Pozitivan publicitet.

44. Veća prepoznatljivost kluba.

45. Veće mogućnosti za partnerstva.

46. Privlači interes novinara.

47. Veća vidljivost lige.

48. Doprinos razvoju sporta.

49. Dobra atmosfera u klubu.

50. Iskusna je profesionalka.

51. Može biti liderica.

52. Pomaže izgradnji pobjedničke kulture.

53. Donosi samopouzdanje.

54. Poznaje vrhunske standarde.

55. Inspiriše saigračice.

56. Podiže intenzitet rada.

57. Donosi nova poznanstva u svijetu nogometa.

58. Može pomoći mladima savjetima.

59. Donosi iskustvo različitih liga.

60. Povećava interes TV publike.

61. Više intervjua za klub.

62. Više promocije na internetu.

63. Lakše privlačenje talenata.

64. Pozitivan signal ambicija kluba.

65. Klub pokazuje da ulaže.

66. Jača identitet ekipe.

67. Može odlučiti važne utakmice.

68. Iskusna je pod pritiskom.

69. Dobro poznaje hrvatski nogomet.

70. Lakše se prilagođava.

71. Može biti primjer discipline.

72. Donosi radne navike.

73. Pomaže razvoju napada.

74. Veća kreativnost u igri.

75. Može postići važne golove.

76. Može asistirati.

77. Donosi iskustvo iz reprezentacije.

78. Veći optimizam među navijačima.

79. Pozitivan početak sezone.

80. Podiže očekivanja.

81. Povećava interes djece za sport.

82. Jača imidž ženskog tima.

83. Doprinos jednakijoj pažnji prema ženskom sportu.

84. Privlači nove članove kluba.

85. Može biti ambasadorica kluba.

86. Pomaže promociji ženskog nogometa.

87. Veća aktivnost na društvenim mrežama.

88. Privlači međunarodnu publiku.

89. Povezuje navijače iz različitih zemalja.

90. Veća konkurentnost u ligi.

91. Donosi nova iskustva iz treninga.

92. Jača timski duh.

93. Može pomoći u ključnim trenucima sezone.

94. Podiže standarde igre.

95. Povećava vjeru u uspjeh.

96. Pokazuje da klub ima ambicije.

97. Doprinosi dugoročnom razvoju kluba.

98. Daje pozitivan primjer mladim sportistkinjama.

99. Može ostaviti značajan trag u klubu.

100. Svaki kvalitetan reprezentativni igrač ili igračica povećava šanse ekipe za sportski uspjeh.

Ja sam siguran da je ovo velika stvar za Hajduk. Vi još niste svjesni koliko je ovo značajno. Idemo Hajduk! Idemo Ana Maria!

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Hello.

First of all, my apologies if something is not entirely correct, as I used a translation tool.

A few days ago, it was 31 years since the genocide in Srebrenica took place. A genocide that unfortunately happened, and which many say could have been prevented. I am Bosniak from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I am a teenager, and last summer I visited Srebrenica for the first time in my life. It comes across as a very depressing town. It is rich in forests and nature, and it is very quiet and suitable for people looking for peace.

Demographically, however, things do not look very good. The effects of the war are still visible everywhere.

At the Srebrenica Memorial Center, I met many foreigners and foreign field trips visiting the site. The museum is very well set up and shows everything down to the smallest detail. The entire history of the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina can be found there, and there are many rooms dedicated to the victims. There are also many personal belongings of the victims. In addition, there is a lot of video material to watch. The former UN base is also located there, where you can see where the Dutch soldiers were housed, view their uniforms, and much more.

It was an indescribable feeling to stand there for the first time in my life and see such a large number of murdered, innocent people. Only 2 or 3 times in my life has it happened that my legs trembled with emotion. That was when it happened. A complete silence in which you realize that you should be happy that you are, thank God, alive and have everything, because those people had no choices.

Briefly little off-topic: For those who do not know, the Dayton Agreement divided Bosnia and Herzegovina into 2 entities and one district. One entity is the Serb Republic (Republika Srpska, where mainly Serbs live) and covers 49%, and the other is the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where mainly Bosniaks and Croats live. Each entity has its own president, ministers, laws, police, and so on. However, problems often arise in the relationship between these entities.

The law prohibits the glorification of war criminals, but this is not respected in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We still see the glorification of Ratko Mladić (the general of the Army of the Serb Republic), who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the genocide in Srebrenica. Songs are often sung glorifying criminals and celebrating that the genocide of innocent people was carried out. Many Serb politicians deny the genocide and glorify criminals in front of the camera, but this goes unpunished. Many internet pages confirm this as well. Many of them say that the criminal is a hero, but they do not want to recognize the genocide because they think it would be bad for the entire nation.

We also witnessed this a few days ago when, after the commemoration of the 31st anniversary of the genocide, someone in Zvornik (a town near Srebrenica) played a song on a raft wishing for the genocide to be repeated. Reportedly, this person received a fine (the fine for this is between 50 and 150 euros).

Unfortunately, politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina is very complicated and difficult to explain. There is a lot of corruption and nationalism. A huge number of people are dissatisfied with the politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is still the same 30 years after the war; there is still talk of nationalism and war themes. Many of these types of actions go unpunished because of politics.

There are exceptions. There are people from the other side who do recognize the genocide. Normal people in Bosnia and Herzegovina work together, but they often avoid political topics because disagreements quickly arise over them.

Within the museum is also the site where the UN base was. There, among many other things, is the office of Karremans (the UN commander who was in Srebrenica). Some of his belongings are also there, such as his chair, desk, and an old phone.

I am curious about your opinion on Srebrenica. Do you consider Karremans and Dutchbat to be guilty? What is the situation with those people today, how do people behave toward them? Are you even aware of everything that happened in 1995? What is your opinion on the situation and how do you see it today? I believe myself that this was not their goal, but it is somehow very strange that it all turned out this way.

I plan to visit Srebrenica and the newly opened museum again soon, God willing. It is our duty to commemorate the innocent victims from any side, whenever we can.