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Developer George Kaufman, Also Head of Kaufman Astoria Studios, Dies
By Liam La Guerre	February 22, 2018 3:31 pm
George Kaufman.	Photo: Kaufman Organization
George Kaufman, the chairman of both generational property owner Kaufman Organization and production studio Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, died on Tuesday. He was 89 and less than a month away from his 90th birthday.
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A native of New York City, Kaufman died in Florida from natural causes, according to a statement from Kaufman Organization, which has a wide portfolio of office, retail and residential properties in Manhattan, Queens other New York counties near the city.
In the 1960s, Kaufman took the reins of the company started by his grandfather, Samuel, in 1918 and expanded the company's holdings to include a mix of commercial and residential properties in areas of New York including Tarrytown, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Yonkers, according to the firm's website.
The company made headlines in 2014 when it scooped up the ground leases on what was called The Ring Portfolio, which include 19 West 24th Street, 13 West 27th Street, 45 West 27th Street and 119-125 West 24th Street. Kaufman Organization renamed it the Madison Square Portfolio. Last year, the company acquired a ground lease at 236 Fifth Avenue in NoMad for $64.5 million, as The Real Deal reported. The company is headquartered in its prominent 450 Seventh Avenue, also known as Nelson Tower.
Then in 1980, Kaufman led the company to acquire a defunct film complex in Astoria, Queens built in 1920 for the original home of Paramount Pictures, as Commercial Observer previously reported. He renovated and expanded it over time and renamed it Kaufman Astoria Studios, which is today a roughly 600,000-square-foot modern production campus. Notable works produced at the facility include Men in Black 3, Sesame Street and Orange Is the New Black.
"George was so much more than a real estate developer," Hal Rosenbluth, the president and CEO of Kaufman Astoria Studios, said in a prepared remarks. "He was a visionary who saw the promise of film and television production work in New York long before it became an integral part of the city's economy."
Kaufman was for years an active member of the Real Estate Board of New York. He was a founder emeritus and the first founder of the Garment District Alliance in 1993, formerly known as the Fashion District BID, which works to advance the businesses in the neighborhood.
"Since 1993, he guided this neighborhood through profound change with his keen understanding of the Garment District's historical relevance, as well as its current and future potential," Barbara Blair, the president of the Garment District Alliance, said in a statement.
Kaufman served on the board of The Whitney Museum, The Fashion Institute of Technology, Exploring the Arts and the Museum of the Moving Image.
He earned his an undergraduate degree from Ohio State University and his master's degree from New York University. Kaufman is survived by his wife Mariana and his daughter, Cynthia.
Funeral services will take place on Monday, Feb. 26 at 11:30 a.m. at Temple Emanu-El at 1 East 65th Street.
Keywords: 236 Fifth Avenue, 450 Seventh Avenue, Garment District Alliance, Hal Rosenbluth, kaufman astoria studios, Kaufman Organization, New York University, Ohio State University, Real Estate Board of New York, The Whitney Museum
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While it's only been a few years since Soundtoys 5 was introduced, the package has grown considerably and now encompasses 21 distinct processors. Fourteen of these effects can be found in its Effect Rack, which lets you mix and match devices and save the entire setup as a single multi-effect preset.
This product's sonic authenticity is a big part of why producers such as Dave Pensado and Tom Holkenborg (a.k.a. Junkie XL) have so enthusiastically endorsed it. Soundtoys plug-ins sound and behave like actual analog gear, and over the years, ongoing refinements have made these plug-ins fairly considerate in terms of CPU usage.
With that in mind, several colleagues have urged me to take a closer look at the creative possibilities of this suite, which is capable of going well beyond basic hardware emulations. In fact, certain processor combinations yield results that are reminiscent of modular synth gear, specifically West Coast-style systems (e.g., Buchla and Serge), but with the ability to easily save and recall your patches.
In last week's post, we examined a few methods for turning envelopes into LFOs on synths that support envelope looping. This time, we will invert that process and cover the possibilities lurking within LFOs that can also operate in one-shot mode.
One-shot mode is a neat LFO trick that can be found on several hardware and software-based synthesizers. The first time I encountered it in hardware was in Korg's monophonic Monotribe ribbon sequencer. As for software, the ubiquitous Xfer Serum included it from its first releases.
Depending on the synthesizer's implementation, one-shot LFOs can be either basic or mind-bogglingly complex. Here are a few techniques you can use on synths that support it.
Without modulation resources, a synthesizer is just a sophisticated organ. Modulation breathes life into a sound, adding motion to oscillators, filters, and amplifiers. Naturally, sound designers want as many options as possible for modulating synth parameters, but as is often the case with instrument design, pleasing every user equally is a daunting task: Some users want oodles of envelopes; others want LFOs galore.
What's more, the feature set of a synth is a core component of its overall sound. While it's fun to fantasize about softsynths and modular rigs having unlimited possibilities, the instruments that stand the test of time have a particular sound. And that sound is partially defined by the modulation tools that are available.
In this tutorial, we'll look at a few ways to use envelopes as LFOs. Not every synth supports this level of versatility, but quite a few mainstream products—both software and hardware—do. Here are techniques for three of the most popular synths available now.


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Validation of the Persian version of the fear avoidance belief questionnaire in patients with low back pain
Authors: Rostami, Mohsena; b | Noorian, Negina | Mansournia, Mohammad Alic | Sharafi, Elhama | Babaki, Amir Eslami Shahra | Kordi, Ramina; b; *
Affiliations: [a] Sports Medicine Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran | [b] Spine Division, Noorafshar Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Hospital, Tehran, Iran | [c] Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Tehran University of Medical Science, Tehran, Iran
Correspondence: [*] Corresponding author: Ramin Kordi, Sports Medicine Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, No 7, Al-e-Ahmad Highway, Tehran, P.O. Box: 14395-578, IR, Iran. Tel.: +98 21 88630227 8; E-mail: [email protected]
Abstract: Objectives:Fear of pain or re-injury and avoidance attitudes have a great impact on maintenance of chronic low back pain (CLBP) and disability. Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire (FABQ) is developed to assess these psychosocial factors. The aim of this study was to provide a translated and validated version of the FABQ for Persian speaking population. Methods:Forward and backward translation techniques were carried out for translation and cultural adaptation of the questionnaire into Persian. Internal consistency and test-retest reliability were used to assess the reliability of the Persian questionnaire. Construct validity of the scale was assessed by divergent validity (using Spearman correlation coefficient) and exploratory factor analysis. Principle component analysis with varimax rotation method was applied for assessment of factor analysis. Results:The test-retest reliability was excellent with the Intra-class Correlation (ICC) value of 0.802 and 0.808 for the physical activity and work subscales of the questionnaire, respectively. The Chronbach's alpha coefficient value of 0.89, demonstrated adequate internal consistency of the questionnaire. Factor analysis revealed two factors which could explain 57.9% of the total variance. Items 7, 10 and 11 of the questionnaire were used in both major factors of the final Persian version. Regarding the divergent validity of the questionnaire, data demonstrated no correlation (r< 0.3) between factor 2 (which is about physical activity) and measured clinical variables (pain intensity and level of dysfunction), while factor 1 (which is about work) was fairly correlated with both pain intensity and disability level of the subjects. Conclusion:The provided Persian version of FABQ is a reliable and valid measurement and further research into its use as a diagnostic and prognostic tool is warranted. Development of this questionnaire will be useful for comparability between Persian and English language studies and facilitates an international collaboration in this field.
Keywords: Low back pain, questionnaire, validation, fear avoidance belief

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Some things you simply cannot pawn off because it makes you uncomfortable, like familiarizing your daughter with the taste of your stuff.
Okay, so I haven't always got along with my middle daughter Lydia. I don't know what it is. And now that she's already 20-years-old, I'm starting to worry I might never get the chance to familiarized her with the taste of, well, stuff. Believe you me, it's not like I want to do this. But I am her father. And there are some things you simply cannot pawn off because it makes you uncomfortable. It's just part of being a good father and regardless of what my daughter might think of me, I'm not about to cheat her out of this very important part of growing up. And who knows, maybe with time, and lots of, well, stuff, our relationship can change, or even, possibly, improve. I certainly hope so.


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Every animal on the planet train someway and works out when they're living a  natural lifestyle. Only animals that kept indoors and overfed lose that desire to play(***Humans**)

If you know about The Theory of Evolution. we humans evolved from monkeys.

If you look at any species on earth they love to play, example dog loves to play, explore, run and wrestle. My friend has a cat 10 years still playful even up to end.

[Dr. George Sheehan](http://www.georgesheehan.com/) the main source of these thoughts used to say ...

**_"Don't be concerned if running or exercise will add years to your life", he used to say."Be concerned with adding life to your years."_**

Your chosen play can also become your meditation. Meditation purpose is to clear your thoughts. Most of the meditation techniques focus on breathing. In most of the play's your focus is only on breathing and then your monkey mind stops.

**_"We are each an experiment of one. A unique, never to be repeated event."_**

Listen to your body. You know your body & thoughts better than anyone in this universe.

**_"I Do not believe in epiphany, I think All benefits in life comes
through compound interest"_**

For humans, compound interest is our habits. I realize this late in my life. A human is the sum total of their habits. Habits that we pick conditionally or unconditionally from our surroundings derive us.

Most of the humans want instant results. How you make it a habit doesn't matter, it is very much like any another skill, do something every day. It almost doesn't matter what you do, important thing is to do something every day.

You can condition your habits yourself, you can train yourself. It's hard.

**_So, start building the habit of play._**

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Etihad Airways unveils its own alliance
Etihad Airways Partners logo (© Etihad)
Etihad Airways today unveiled Etihad Airways Partners, a new brand which brings together like-minded airlines to offer customers more choice through improved networks and schedules and enhanced frequent flyer benefits.
Initially, six airlines will participate in the new partnership – airberlin, Air Serbia, Air Seychelles, India's Jet Airways, Darwin Airline, and Etihad Airways.
However, any airline can become an Etihad Airways Partner even if it is part of an existing alliance, such as airberlin, which is a member of oneworld.
The key emphasis for Etihad Airways Partners is a strong commercial partnership and shared values.
James Hogan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Etihad Airways, said "We are broadening our business model to articulate and define a partner proposition for like-minded airlines which will result in synergies and efficiencies for participating airlines on the one side, and enhanced network choice, service and frequent flyer benefits for the consumer on the other.
Mr Hogan said Etihad Airways Partners differed from legacy airline alliances by offering benefits well beyond pure commercial cooperation. "Frequent flyers will benefit from the formation of Etihad Airways Partners as it will remove the complexity and confusion that exists within the global alliances.
Etihad Airways Partners will also have access to economies of scale and operational synergies such as centres of excellence, shared sales teams in certain destinations, joint procurement of services and supplies, and shared pilot and cabin crew training at the Etihad Airways facilities in Abu Dhabi.


Want a great gift for the kids who have it all, or if you are stumped for a gift?
Sometimes gift giving can be difficult for some, so gift cards are a fabulous alternative!
What I like is that after the holidays there are big sales on clothing, and you are able to get more for your money! ~LOVE this!
Another fab idea is that when your children have off from school a gift card works wonders! I love to plan fun days for our children and let them take their gift cards on our outings.
What is great about this is that if they see something they want to buy, they could use it to make a purchase. This makes things special, and I have found that the kids look forward to receiving gift cards!
If you are looking for an amazing gift for a family, then a membership to a museum is a fab idea! Or how about a movie gift certificate with a resturant gift card? Who doesn't love dinner and a movie?
If you feel that gift cards are impersonal, then get something small to open, and add a gift card with it.
Take it from a Mom Who is a pro at gift giving!
Want to know my fave big gifts for the holidays or birthdays?
Then head to Pottery Barn Kids or shop online at, www.potterybarnkids.com!
This store has it all, from play kitchens to chairs, beanbags, tables, playhouses, to teepees & more!
Instead of getting many small gifts for the holidays or birthdays, items like these may be more expensive, but last longer! ~LOVE this!
For example all of the items listed above are good for almost 5-10 years! Our daughter who just turned six, still plays in her kitchen which she received when she was a year old! The large bean bag our son still uses to read and he is almost 10!
During the holidays some of these big ticket items are on sale, so it is a perfect time to purchase them.
Why not do a theme! For girls the dress up table is fun, and just add costume jewlery, hair accessories, & dress up clothes for a fab gift!
For boys the play table with storage is perfect to fill with cars, legos or trains!
How about the kitchen filled with play food, cash register & a shopping cart?
Tents or teepees filled with a sleeping bag, or toys to use as a play area or fort. What is better than that for an apartment right?
The themes are endless, and another idea is to either have family members chip in or to get some items, or a gift card for a future purchase.
Gifts that promote creative thinking, using your imagination, or that are useful is the best gifts one can give!
Take it from a Mom Who Knows great gift ideas! Enjoy!
Want to know what will be the new trend for parties?
Last month I blogged about these fab pops from Crumbs, & now you can make them yourself!
I LOVE things that are different, & these will be so popular at children's parties, mark my words!
Push pops are fun, can be labeled with each guests name, or make a great favor.
Amazon.com, Michael's craft store & www.wilton.com sell them directly.
Take it from a Mom Who Knows a thing or two about parties!
Want fun, make your own gifts for kids ages 5+?
Then check out the Creative Roots section only Target!
I am always looking for unique gifts for children, & these truly are.
From balls, to boom boxes, to skateboards, Creative Roots has made personalized toys fun!
Love the price point, which is $15-$23, & it would make a fun party idea too!
So head to Target down the arts & crafts aisle, & I guarantee a smile on your child's face!
Take it from a Mom Who Knows great gifts!
Want to get toys, or winter gear @ a major discount?
After every Christmas I stock up on gifts for future holidays, as well as birthdays.
Why not get more things for 30% off plus!
Also it is a great time to stick up on winter coats, snow pants, hats and gloves for next year!
Take it from a Mom Who Knows great things!


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September 14th Weekend Predictions & Predilections
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This week did not turn out how I thought it would.
I think it's fair to judge the prospect of a new Predator movie with skepticism, it's a series with really only one good entry from more than 30 years ago followed by a plethora of disappointing sequels and reboots after all, and even with the choice of director Shane Black, a guy with a pretty strong track record and ties to that one good original, this new one, simply titled The Predator, was never a guaranteed home run. But to see the reviews and to hear that it turned out that badly from people I trust, ridiculously bad, I wasn't expecting that this week. Similarly, it's not the biggest shock in the world to hear that Matthew McConaughey's latest based-on-a-true-story feature that looked pretty good, White Boy Rick, didn't turn out quite right, we've been here before, but… I don't know, I just assumed this one would turn out. And I felt like at least one of the two would turn out to be worth seeing. The two big bombs for this new movie weekend, though, are coming up next.
Ghostbusters. There, I said it. Now I understand that you might not have hated the 2016 Ghostbusters, but none of us here cared for it, and its relative lack of success put its director, Paul Feig, into movie jail for a bit, so it's really surprising that his latest movie, A Simple Favor, has turned out to be one of the most well-received of the weekend's new movie releases. Almost as surprising as it is that a Nicolas Cage movie, the crazy-looking horror thriller, Mandy, would end up with a 96% Certified Fresh rating. Nicolas Cage. To be honest though, I'm still not very hyped about either of those movies, nor does The Children Act strike me as essential viewing.
What I would recommend for this weekend, then, are two smaller movies opening this weekend, We the Animals, playing at the Princess, and Wall, playing at Metro Cinema. You can just tell after a few seconds of its trailer have gone by that We the Animals is probably going to be an important movie this year, and Wall, written by and starring English playwright and screenwriter David Hare, has an extremely unique look, both for its marriage of animation and real-life imagery and its examination of the circumstances surrounding the Israeli West Bank barrier. Wall is premiering this weekend, playing on both Saturday and Sunday, while its Wednesday, September 19th showing will feature its director, Cam Christiansen, in attendance.
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As one of the leading online shopping cart platforms, Magento is one of the oldest and most widely used today. Keeping up with the times, app makers have striven to make this an even more palpable shopping cart option by designing intuitive integrations like Magento CRM software that enable retailers to stay a step ahead with their marketing plans. But why are more of them turning to CRM versus any other app, and how is it helping them get more conversions?
Reason No. 1 – Knowing Your Customers Better: Getting to know your customers better is far easier when you have a CRM system supporting your efforts. Newer integrations for Magento import your customer's sales, order, shipping and returns data to give you a fuller view into their habits and tendencies.
Reason No. 2 – Omni Channel Reporting: Knowing what's going on with your Magento store is always comforting. But what about your other sales channels? What if you could compare all of your data across all of your sales channels? That's another perk of the newer CRM systems, which integrate and import all of this data to help you make smarter marketing decisions.
Reason No. 3 – Shipping & Returns Integrations: What about processing shipments and returns. Usually this requires separate integrations. However, newer applications are now offering these as plugins or apps. This means that a solution can integrate a returns and shipping solution, which means that it's possible to run your backend operations from a centralized and cloud-hosted hub.
Reason No. 4 – Calendar: Staying on top of your daily workload is incrementally important when running any online store. Many people are fond of the functionality of Google Calendar because it's multifarious between applications and software programs. CRM is all about timing, customer relationships and getting more conversions. Naturally, you can expect a helpful integration like this with any good CRM program.
Reason No. 5 – Integrations: Last, but certainly not least, are integrations. Now you can find these as standalone ones for Magento, but they are not all something to write home about. But when you have a powerful CRM application that offers integrations, you can bet that these are premium apps that deliver a lot of functionality. Everything from accounting to, as mentioned above, shipping, returns, analytics, and so much more can be had, and can be centralized into one more useful hub.
Getting ahead of the pack with your online store requires a lot of hard work. So why make it harder than it has to be? The timeless saying, work harder, not smarter, easily applies here. Software is supposed to make our lives easier by automating tedious tasks and functions while helping to improve accuracy and reduce errors. In regard to CRM for Magneto, that's exactly what you can expect to find. Just test any solution you are interested in first – most are offered via a complimentary trial – and you can find the one that suits your needs.


CROSBY, TX Folks there are thankful the theft happened in the winter time and not in the heat of summer. One of the air conditioning units at the building was stolen earlier this month. The other four were discovered missing Thanksgiving morning.
On Thanksgiving morning, Marvin Arnold came here to cut the grass. What he saw here left him anything but thankful.
"I about fell off the lawnmower. I couldn't believe my eyes really," said Arnold.
He says someone took bolt cutters to the locks on the power boxes, shutting off electricity before cutting each of the lines connecting five air conditioners. They then took each unit.
"It's so sad that somebody would do this," Arnold said.
Sad, Arnold says, because it's in effect stealing from the poor. You se,e he operates Churches United in Caring, a thrift shop which generates money to run a food pantry and assistance center which serves the needy in Crosby, Huffman and Barrett.
"It is horrible. Perhaps they didn't realize it was this type of place," said Julia Ellison.
They get about 5,000 pounds of food a week here, feeding about 35 families every seven days. Ellison is one of those recipients.
"They're taking from the community, from the people that really need something, and they have nothing," said Ellison.
Maybe it's a sign of the times, volunteers say; maybe it's because we're approaching Christmas. Maybe they speculate it's just someone feeding a drug habit. Stealing from those helping the needy though seems to cross some line.
"We don't understand. I cannot understand why somebody would want to do that. I will never understand that," said volunteer Joyce Boyles.
Arnold hopes those responsible are caught. But not to punish them so much he says as to set them straight.
"I think that prayer would be the answer for that. Prayer does wonders," Arnold said.
We're told thieves aren't getting as much for what's in these A/C units as they might think.
Investigators have few leads in this case. If you have information which can help, you can contact Crime Stoppers at 713-222-8477.
This story was brought to you through our partnership with Houston Community Newspapers. You can read more about the search for suspects in this case in The Lake Houston Sentinel.


Santa Catarina Lachatao is a Municipality of 1307 inhabitants, placed in the State of Oaxaca, with a fertility rate of 3.19 children per woman. 2.22% of the population migrated from outside the State of Oaxaca. 62.74% of the population is indigenous, 40.07% of the inhabitants speak one indigenous language, and 0.34% speak that indigenous language, but not Spanish.
82.40% of the inhabitants of Santa Catarina Lachatao are Catholic, 49.29% are economically active and, within this active population, 99.62% are employed. Additionally, 78.48% of the dwellings have piped water and 1.01% have Internet access.
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package socialocean.parts;

import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;
import javax.inject.Inject;

import org.eclipse.e4.ui.di.Focus;
import org.eclipse.swt.SWT;
import org.eclipse.swt.custom.StyledText;
import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite;
import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Display;

public class Console {

	private static Console INSTANCE;
	public static boolean isInitialized = false;

	private StyledText console;

	@Inject
	public Console() {

	}

	@PostConstruct
	public void postConstruct(Composite parent) {
		console = new StyledText(parent, SWT.BORDER | SWT.WRAP | SWT.V_SCROLL | SWT.H_SCROLL | SWT.BOTTOM );
		console.setDoubleClickEnabled(false);
//		console.setScrollBars( false);
		console.setEditable(false);
		INSTANCE = this;
		isInitialized = true;
	}

	@Focus
	public void onFocus() {
		console.setFocus();
	}

	public void outputConsoleln(String output) {
		Display.getDefault().asyncExec(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {
				try {
					console.setText(console.getText()+"\n"
							+ output);
					console.setTopIndex(console.getLineCount() - 1);
					console.update();
				} catch (Throwable t) {
					t.printStackTrace();
					System.out.println(" Could not print to Console");
					// app.showStatus(t.getMessage());
				}
			}
		});
	}

	public void outputConsole(String output) {
		Display.getDefault().syncExec(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {
				try {
					console.setText(console.getText()+""
							+ output);
					console.setTopIndex(console.getLineCount() - 1);
					console.update();
				} catch (Throwable t) {
					t.printStackTrace();
					System.out.println(" Could not print to Console");
					// app.showStatus(t.getMessage());
				}
			}
		});
	}

	public void clear() {
		console.setText("");
		console.update();
	}

	public static Console getInstance() {
         return INSTANCE;
	}

}


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Filip Stojković (; * 22. Januar 1993 in Belgrad) ist ein montenegrinisch-serbischer Fußballspieler.

Karriere

Verein
Stojković entstammt den Nachwuchsmannschaften von Roter Stern Belgrad. Für den Verein gab er 2012 sein Profidebüt in der serbischen Super Liga. Anschließend war er an den FK Banat Zrenjanin in die zweitklassige Prva Liga verliehen. Seit 2013 spielte er – zunächst auf Leihbasis – für den serbischen Erstligisten FK Čukarički. Zur Spielzeit 2016/17 wechselte er in die 2. Bundesliga zum TSV 1860 München, wo er einen Fünfjahresvertrag erhielt.

Nach dem Abstieg mit 1860 kehrte Stojković zur Saison 2017/18 zu Roter Stern Belgrad zurück. Dort wurde er am Ende der Saison 2018/19 von Spielern und Trainern der serbischen Superliga in die "Elf des Jahres" gewählt.

Im August 2019 wechselte er nach Österreich zum SK Rapid Wien, bei dem er einen bis Juni 2022 laufenden Vertrag erhielt. Für Rapid kam er insgesamt zu 73 Einsätzen in der Bundesliga, in denen er zwei Tore erzielte. Am 25. Mai 2022 wurde bekanntgegeben, dass sein Vertrag in Wien nicht verlängert wird, womit er den Klub nach der Saison 2021/22 hätte verlassen sollen. Nur zwei Tage nach dieser Meldung wurde Stojković aber kurz vor Saisonende von Rapid fristlos entlassen. Kurz davor war ein Video aufgetaucht, das den als verletzt gemeldeten Montenegriner beim Feiern des Pokalsiegs bei seinem Ex-Klub Roter Stern zeigte, während Rapid zeitgleich gegen die WSG Tirol um einen Conference-League-Platz spielte.

Daraufhin wechselte er zur Saison 2022/23 zum Ligakonkurrenten LASK, bei dem er einen bis Juni 2025 laufenden Vertrag erhielt. Beim LASK traf er auf seinen Ex-Rapid-Trainer Dietmar Kühbauer und Roter-Stern-Mitspieler Branko Jovičić.

Nationalmannschaft
Stojković spielte in verschiedenen Altersklassen für serbische Nachwuchsnationalmannschaften. Am 25. Mai 2016 debütierte er für die Fußballnationalmannschaft Montenegros bei einer 0:1-Niederlage gegen die Türkei. Bis März 2019 kam er zu 15 Einsätzen im montenegrinischen Nationalteam, ehe er aus diesem zurücktrat, da der gebürtige Serbe nicht gegen den Kosovo antreten wollte.

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Fußballspieler (FK Roter Stern Belgrad)
Fußballspieler (FK Banat Zrenjanin)
Fußballspieler (FK Čukarički)
Fußballspieler (TSV 1860 München)
Fußballspieler (SK Rapid Wien)
Fußballspieler (LASK)
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Geboren 1993
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Lottery grants awarded to Newry and Mourne, Northern Ireland in 2009
49 matching grants found.
3 Dec 2009 Newry Drama Festival
Newry Drama Festival 2010
£1,000 Arts Council of Northern Ireland
1 Dec 2009 1st Newry Earl of Kilmorey Scout Group
The group, based in Newry, will use grant to help run their centenary celebrations in 2010.
£9,000 Big Lottery Fund
30 Nov 2009 Gaelaras Mhic Ardghail
Irish Language Cultural/Arts Centre in Newry
22 Oct 2009 Josephine Keegan
The Keegan Tunes, Book Three
22 Oct 2009 Laurence McKeown
'Anyone Can Apply' & 'Living beyond Conflict'
22 Oct 2009 Mearns Pollock
Logos Development
6 Oct 2009 Newry Rainbow Community
The group which encourages gay and lesbian people from Newry city and the surrounding areas to get more involved in local community life will use the grant to run an advice and information cenre, creating volunteering opportunities in the area.
6 Oct 2009 Carcullion House Senior Citizens Association
The group which provides a range of social and education activities for older, will use the grant to run a training programme involving Dance, Crafts and IT.
6 Oct 2009 South East Fermanagh Foundation
The group will use the grant to give people the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and improve their health and well-being by working in allotments.
6 Oct 2009 Culloville and District Community Association
The group which works to improve the lives of people in the Culloville area will use the grant to improve their facilities and run activities for older people.
6 Oct 2009 Friends of the Orchard Centre
The group which works to improve the lives of local people will use the grant to run a range of activities to improve the health and well-being of local residents.
6 Oct 2009 Atticall Golden Club
The group, which works to improve the lives of people in Attical, will use the grant to run a range of activities to improve the health and well-being of local residents.
5 Aug 2009 Tommy Makem Festival of Traditional and Folk Song
Tommy Makem Festival of Traditional and Folk Song
4 Aug 2009 Finnard Rural Development Association
Finnard Rural Development Association will use the grant to run a range of activities for people of all ages in the local community.
4 Aug 2009 Atticall Community Association
The group which works to improve the lives of people in the Attical Area will use the grant to renovate their premises so they can hold a wider range of activities and encourage more people to come along.
4 Aug 2009 Burren Busy Bees Playgroup
The playgroup which provides places for children living in and around the Warrenpoint area will use the grant to buy additional play equipment.
9 Jul 2009 Sticky Fingers Early Years Arts
Commission a piece of public art
8 Jul 2009 The Fews Community Association
Modern Dance Classes
8 Jun 2009 Creggan Hall Management Committee
The group promote a range of activities for people living in the Creggan area of Co Armagh. The project will increase and develop the skills of people, through delivery of a range of classes and activities catering for the young and the old.
4 Jun 2009 Happy Go Lucky Club
Reminiscence - fun with clay / dance the memories
£692 Arts Council of Northern Ireland
6 May 2009 St. Malachy's Primary School
St Malachy's Primary School in County Armagh plan to extend and enhance their existing wildlife garden. The activities will include creating a vegetable garden, adding more trees and plants, and the creation of a flower garden to add to their wildlife gar
23 Apr 2009 The Kingdom Youth Club
The group aims to help young people especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities, so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society. The project wil
23 Apr 2009 Holy Cross Accordion Band Atticall
The object of the group is to advance the education of young people in the Kilkeel area through the provision of an accordian marching band, with the additional aim of raising the level of artistic taste of the general public in appreciation of music. Th
23 Apr 2009 Armagh Harpers Association
The group promote, revive and raise the awareness and development of Irish Harp playing. The project will facilitate workshops, recitals, exhibitions and concerts.
23 Apr 2009 Families Eating Disorder Support
Families Eating Disorder Support Group (FEDS) is a newly established support group for families who have a child suffering from an eating disorder. They aim to fund the start-up costs of the group, by buying equipment, establishing a resource library and
23 Apr 2009 Kingdom Pre-School Playgroup
The group aim to promote play based learning environments for all children under statutory school age of the area served Kilkeel and its surrounding area. The project will provide an outdoor healthy play area.
23 Apr 2009 Drumlough and Ballygorian Rural Development Association
The association aims to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the Drumlough & Ballygorian area by providing facilities in the interests of social welfare. The project will facilitate a number of activities and improvements to the community hall.
23 Apr 2009 Belleck Community Regeneration Group
The group organise social and educational activities for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Belleck and district area. The project is to run a series of activities which will offer social, health and educational benefits for the entire Belleck communit
23 Apr 2009 St Patricks Primary School- Nursery Unit
The nursery provides a pre-school education service to local children in the Crossmaglen area. The project is to develop an outdoor play area.
23 Apr 2009 The Schomberg Thistle Club
The group aim to provide activities for persons over sixty. The project will provide a variety of classes and projects for elderly people.
1 Apr 2009 Raymond Henshaw
To create new work
1 Apr 2009 Fil Campbell
Attend Folk Alliance to Promote music CD
1 Apr 2009 Loretta Phillips
Record an album
30 Mar 2009 Down Camogie Board
The group promotes the game of Camogie within County Down. The project is to raise the profile of Camogie and increase participation levels throughout County Down through the set-up of a County Development Programme.
£5,300 Sport Northern Ireland
30 Mar 2009 Home Start Newry And Mourne
The group aim to safeguard, protect and preserve the good health, both mental and physical of children and parents of children within the Newry and Mourne area. The project will run recruitment campaigns and train new volunteers.
30 Mar 2009 Aerwaves Limited
The project will create and audio archive and increase the amount of community documentaries on air by training local people to create, edit and produce programmes for broadcast.
30 Mar 2009 Newry & Mourne Community Transport
The group provides transport for the isolated rural communities from South Armagh and South Down. The project will increase and develop skills, through delivery of a range of classes, thereby help to reduce social isolation by involving more people in gr
30 Mar 2009 Mol na Oige
The group, based in Newry, aims to provide an opportunity for young people to meet in a supportive and respectful environment, to discuss the issues, which they feel, affect both themselves and other young people in their communities. The group will deliv
30 Mar 2009 Confederation Of Community Groups
The group aim to relieve poverty, sickness and the aged and to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the area of Newry and Mourne District. The project will recruit and train volunteers.
30 Mar 2009 PIPS (Newry & Mourne)
The group support families and friends affected by suicide in the Newry and Mourne area. The group has recently moved into new premises and the project is to purchase furniture and electronic equipment, and to assist in the running of workshops from the p
11 Feb 2009 Community Media Council
The group is established to advance the education of the public in Northern Ireland and in particular in the skills required for radio broadcasting and media communication.
11 Feb 2009 Camlough Rovers Football Club
The group, which works to improve the lives of people in the Camlough area of Newry and its surrounding area, will use the grant to run education training courses.
22 Jan 2009 Bessbrook Institute Indoor Bowling Club
The club, which encourages people living in the Bessbrook area of Co Down to get involved in bowls, will use the grant to buy equipment
22 Jan 2009 St Malachy's Primary School
The school will use the grant to run extra curricular activities for its pupils
22 Jan 2009 Naiscoil Na mBeann
The school will use the grant to develop an outdoor play area and provide related equipment for its pupils.


Building links is the most important thing you can do to help boost your niche sites up in the search engine ranking. I know you have heard me say this before, but I'm gonna say it again and again and AGAIN, until it sinks in.
I know it takes some doing, because it took me a while to really GET it too.
Today I want to talk about the power of RSS submission.
RSS submission ~ What is it?
Just about every page on the internet has an RSS feed. If it doesn't you can probably make one for it. I'm talking about all the places you go to build links, blogger blogs, squidoo, knol, vox, even myspace blogs have an rss feed.
You can take each and every one of these feeds, and your money site feed, of course, and submit it to directories. These RSS directories are similar to article directories. People can go to them to search for information or sites related to what they want to know about.
1. Each time you update your blog, lens or site your RSS listing updates as well.
2. Your titles become the link back to the post in your RSS feed. If you use your keywords in your titles (as you KNOW you should be) you have created a perfect anchor text link back to your site.
3. Not only are these directories great for building links but they also rank in search engines as well.
Submitting to RSS directories is one of those monotenous tasks we as internet marketers have to do. Yeah, it's not fun and in fact, it can be pretty mind numbing, but it works. So take the time and do it.
Where can you find these RSS directories to submit to? You can also Google RSS directories or something similar and come up with directories to submit to. You can also look for blog posts that have listed quite a few of these RSS directories all in one post. Some of the links won't work, but it will get you started pretty quickly.
Once you have a list the quickest and easiest way I have found to get through this process is to create a bookmark folder on your computer. Bookmark all the sites in one folder. You can then click the "open all in tabs" and they will all open at once, you can just click through and add your rss feed to each site. Close the ones you do as you go through. It takes me less than 10 minutes to get this done.


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1 The Study AreaAbbottabad,the city of pines, is located in the Hazara region of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwaprovince, in Pakistan. Abbottabad is also known as the City of Pines, as youcan see a lot of pine trees everywhere in this city.Abbottabad is located in the Orash Valley, 50 km northeast of thecapital of Pakistan, Islamabad. Abbottabad is the capital of the AbbottabadDistrict. The city is blessed to have a pleasant weather all year round.
DistrictAbbottabad is the headquarter of Hazara Division, positioned at an altitude of1,225 meter, lies between 33° 50′ & 34° 23′ North latitude and 73° 35'& 73° 31′ East Longitude. The District is spread over an area of 1967 Sq.Km. Total population of the district in 1991 was 194,632. Study area iscomprised of the towns of Abbottabad with population 7,764, the Tehsil,District headquarter & Nawanshahr (4,114) with 359 villages. The totalreported area of district is 179,653.5 hectares out of which 20.3% is occupiedby forest and 48.
2% by agriculture, the remaining area has been occupied byshrub land, rangeland & thin vegetation. Abbottabad is a well-knowntouristic spot for its cold temperature, pleasant weather, heavy rainfall &snowfall. Although the soil of the district is very fertile and enriched bynatural major and minor minerals the district has a very small land underagriculture. Total area of the district is 178401 acres but only 63372 acres'areas is under cultivation with 61396 acres as cropland.
Total area underforest is 5291 ha with further division of Reserved and Guazara forest on 2546ha of the district (DCR, 1998.District Abbottabad was once partof Hazara division, which covered the present-day districts of Abbottabad,Battagram, Haripur, Kohistan and Mansehra. The district takes its name from thecity of Abbottabad, named after James Abbott, the first deputy commissioner ofHazara, who served from 1849 to 1853 under the British colonial administrationof India. The terrain of the area is both rugged and scenic, and its locationat the base of the Himalayas lends it a temperate climate throughout most ofthe year. Muzaffarabad and Rawalpindi districts in the East, Haripur andRawalpindi districts in the South and Haripur districts in the West. 1.
2 Physical features and Topography It is spread over an area of 1,967 km2(178,401 ha)., and is located in predominantly mountainous terrain. The averageelevation of peaks in the district ranges from 2500 m to 3313 m ( Miranjanipeak, the highest point). These mountains form a part of the lesser Himalayasand dominate the landscape (Pastakia,2004).1.3 Geology and SoilTherocky ground of Abbtottabad is rich in minerals, containing deposits ofbiotite, granite, limestone, phyllite, schite, slate, soapstone and quartz.
These minerals soil occur as residual deposits in the hills and and alluvialdeposits on the valley floors. Most of the soil is grey in colour (under moistforests) and coarse in texture. The soil is formed by snow deposits as well aswater and sedimentary rock and is mostly dry framed for subsistence cropping.Farm soil may be classified into four categories:1. Loam and clay, mainly non-calcareous;2.
Loam, steep and shallow soils (humidmountainous region)3. Loam and clay, partly non-calcareouswith loess traces: and4. Loam with stones, and shallow (sub-humidmountain region).Theinceptisols form level, productive basin plains, while the chromudertic soilsfor, piedmonts and undulated, dissected gullied lands. The soils of Ayubia andBagnotar range from humid to sub humid tropical continental. The climate andtopography of the district is divided more or less naturally into three parts:1.Theplains of Havelian and Rash valley in Abbottabad, suitable for vegetable andfruit production;2.The mild hills of the Tanawal – Sherwan belt, well suited for livestock andfodder; and 3.
The high hills of the Galliyat, suitable for tourism, frostery and someoff-season vegetable cultivation.1.4 Temperature Due to mountainous area of Abbottabad,Abbottabad's summer season starts lilltle bit late and temperature remainsmoderate. Temperature starts rising in the month of May and become high in themonth of June and July and the minimum and maximum temperature recorded in themonth of May is 19.
67 and 32.41 respectively while the winters arecomparatively severe causing heavy rainfall and snow at temperature reach belowfreezing point.1.5 RainfallAbbottabadis an active monsoon region. The average precipitation occurs during the monthof July and August which is about 60% while in month of June and September itis unevenly distributed as 40%.
1.6 Population 1951- 9Between1951 and 1988, Abbottabad's population grew from 319,000 to 881,666, amountingto a cumulative growth of 176.2% and an annual average growth rate of 3.75% .Incomparison, the population of the province as a whole during the same periodgrew by a cumulative 285.2% with an annual growth rate of 6.
1%, while thenational growth rate stood at 6.1%. .Betweenthe 1981 and 1998 census periods, the average annual growth rate for thedistrict amounts to 1.82%, compared to the 2.81% average annual growth for theprovince.
At this rate, Abbottabad's population is expected to double by 2047,compared to a similar increase by the year 2028 for the province as a whole(MSU 2000: 11). The 2001 population of Abbottabad is estimated at 935,000 withan average growth rate of 1.8%. 1.7 Rural and Urban compositionThetotal population of Abbottabad was 881,000 in 1998.Acoording to 1998 censusAbbottabad's urban population stands at 157,699 (17.9% of the total population)while the rural population was 723,301 (82.
1 % of the total).1.8 Land UseAccordingto the Kreditanstalt fur Weideraufbau (KfW) forest resource survey, the totalreported area of the district is 179,653 ha, of which 20.3% is designated asforest and 48.2% as agricultural land. The remaining area consists ofrangeland, shrub land and sparse vegetation. The rainfall is heavilydistributed in the district with only 0.
399% of the total area underirrigation, compared to 11.1% in the whole Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 14.7% forsettled districts in the province (Go NWFP 2001a).1.9 EmploymentAccordingto the census of 1998 overall unemployment was as high as 31.41%. By gender31.84% of the districts men and 1.
05% of the women are unemployed. In ruralarea the unemployment rate is 30.45% while 33.5% of the people living in citiesare unemployed.1.
10 Women's Role in societyWomenutilize many forest resources for cooking and heating. They play an importantrole in fuel collection. In particular, the collection of biomass is theresponsibility of women. 1.11 LanguagesTheprimary languages spoken in Abbottabad is Hindko.
In rural population it isused 94% while in urban it is 75%. Other languages spoken in the districts areUrdu, Pashto, Kohistani and Gojri etc.1.12 Famous peakMiranjani(3,313m) and Mukeshpuri are the highest peaks in this district.1.13 Parks and protected areasUnderthe Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Wildlife (Protection, Preservation, Conservation andManagement) Act of 1975, two areas have been designated with the district:Ayubia National Park and Qalanderabad game reserve. Both areas cover only 6% ofthe landed area of the district.1.
14 Ayubia National ParkEstablishedin 1984, this park covers an area of over 3,312 ha.1.15 Qalanderabad game reserveEstablishedin 1980 with an area of 8,940 ha. 1.
16 EducationAbbottabadhosts a large number of public and private schools and colleges, includingAbbottabad Public School, Ayub Medical College, Army Burn Hall College,Peshawar university of Engineering and Technology (Abbottabad campus) andPakistan International Public School and College. The city also hosts the firstprivate medical college for women in Pakistan, Women Medical College,established in 1999. Its literacy rate is higher than national average. 1.17 TourismTourismis one of the main sources of income in the mountainous areas.
Like many otherareas of the north, Abbottabad also benefits from foreign and domestic tourism.When summer arrives, a large number of tourists travel to Abbottabad. Thepopular tourist places in or close to Abbottabad are Ayubia national Park, Baragali, Shimla Hill, Dor River Valley (at Harnoi). Khaira gali,Thandiani andNathia Gali.Otherthan tourism,many people have settled in Abbottabad for educational purposes.Further Abbottabad saw an influx of migrants from Azad Kashmir after the 2005earthquake. People have also moved from Swat District and Waziristan whenoperations were held against the militants.1.
18 Customs and TraditionsAbbottabadis a well- cultured area, with a combination of modern and ancient cultures.The religious bonds are very tight and majority of the people are fond ofIslamic traditions and they follow the path of Allah. The customs of the cityinclude Hujra meetings (sitting), the Islamic traditions are quite prominent inrural areas and they have high moral values in the society.
1.19 CuisineThepeople of Abbottabad like to eat in daily routine maize, wheat and rice. InRural areas, Desi Ghee and Lassi are mostly used. People of Abbottabad wouldlike to eat out since it is the only major source of entertainment for them.
There are many famous restaurants in Abbottabad including Red Onion, UsmaniRestaurant,Nawabs ,Green Valley etc which serves a variety of Pakistani dishes.The Chicken Karahi, Chicken Korma, Sajji are very popular. The fast food chainslike KFC are also present in Abbottabad. Furtherthe town in Abbottabad, Nawanshehr and qalandrabad have an old bazaar which arefamous for its Chapli Kabab. 1.20 TourismTourismis one of the main sources of income in the mountainous areas of Abbottabad.Like many other northern areas. Abbottabad also has a benefit from foreign and domestic tourism.
insummer , a large number of tourists travel to Abbottabad. The popular touristplaces in or close to Abbottabad are Ayubia national Parkk, Bara gali, ShimlaHill, Dor River Valley (at Harnoi). Khaira gali,Thandiani and Nathia Gali.Other than tourism,many people have settled in Abbottabad foreducational purposes. Further Abbottabad saw an influx of migrants from AzadKashmir after the 2005 earthquake. People have also moved from Swat Districtand Waziristan when operations were held against the militants
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Q: Uber API randomly timeout Since a couple of months we are facing a lot of timeout on the Uber estimates API. We are making requests using curl, here is what the verbose output print on my test server when it timeouts
curl -v \
-H 'Authorization: Token [my token]' \
-H 'Accept-Language: fr_FR' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
'https://api.uber.com/v1.2/estimates/price? start_latitude=48.8676689&start_longitude=2.3677804&end_latitude=48.8791163&end_longitude=2.3560725'
*   Trying 104.36.195.168...

When curl halts on connection I try to nc at the same time on the 443 port
nc -vz 104.36.195.157 443

No response either
After a few seconds the same nc command respond success but the curl call still halts.
After a few minutes curl will timeout and retry and it will finally work here is the curl output
*   Trying 104.36.194.191...
* TCP_NODELAY set
* connect to 104.36.194.191 port 443 failed: Connection timed out
*   Trying 104.36.195.168...
* TCP_NODELAY set
* After 85223ms connect time, move on!
* connect to 104.36.195.168 port 443 failed: Connection timed out
*   Trying 104.36.195.165...
* TCP_NODELAY set
* Connected to api.uber.com (104.36.195.165) port 443 (#0)

After the curl manage to connect successfully, I get the response from the API.
Sometime the curl call will work directly and respond the right API result.
Also, when I ping api.uber.com it sometimes does not respond
$ dig api.uber.com
; <<>> DiG 9.11.3-1ubuntu1.3-Ubuntu <<>> api.uber.com
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 12152
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 7, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL:

;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 65494
;; QUESTION SECTION:

;api.uber.com.          IN  A

;; ANSWER SECTION:
api.uber.com.       60  IN  CNAME   frontends.uber.com.
frontends.uber.com. 59  IN  CNAME   frontends-dca1.uber.com.
frontends-dca1.uber.com. 8  IN  A   104.36.195.158
frontends-dca1.uber.com. 8  IN  A   104.36.194.159
frontends-dca1.uber.com. 8  IN  A   104.36.194.134
frontends-dca1.uber.com. 8  IN  A   104.36.195.165
frontends-dca1.uber.com. 8  IN  A   104.36.195.162

;; Query time: 44 msec
;; SERVER: 127.0.0.53#53(127.0.0.53)
;; WHEN: Thu Jan 17 12:33:30 CET 2019
;; MSG SIZE  rcvd: 174

$ ping 104.36.195.158
PING 104.36.195.158 (104.36.195.158) 56(84) bytes of data.
^C
--- 104.36.195.158 ping statistics ---
3 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 2047ms

$ ping 104.36.194.159
PING 104.36.194.159 (104.36.194.159) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 104.36.194.159: icmp_seq=1 ttl=48 time=86.0 ms
64 bytes from 104.36.194.159: icmp_seq=2 ttl=48 time=85.6 ms
64 bytes from 104.36.194.159: icmp_seq=3 ttl=48 time=85.6 ms
^C
--- 104.36.194.159 ping statistics ---
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 2002ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 85.639/85.772/86.031/0.183 ms

My test server is an Ubuntu 18 on AWS EC2.
I tried to reproduce the issue on my local environment (Mint 18.3 Sylvia Ubuntu 16.04) but it always work!
When the test server was on Ubuntu 16.04 we didn't seem to have the problem either. Is there a problem on my current test environment ?
Is anyone experiencing the same behavior ?
Thanks for your time!

A: A few days ago the problem solved itself without any action on my side.

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via startups : Following the publication of our highly anticipated report What business to start in 2018, we've rounded up a quick summary of all of the ideas below.
Following the huge influence of the Danish concept hygge, 2018 is all about the Swedish philosophy lagom. Meaning 'not too little, not too much', the up-and-coming lifestyle trend has exploded across the press and social media.
Big brands such as IKEA are already getting involved and with opportunities spanning everything from home décor to lagom-inspired food and tech, there's a significant opportunity for start-ups to capitalise on this Scandinavian buzzword.
From tracksuits and double denim to scrunchies and metallic makeup, the 90s is set to make an even bigger comeback in 2018.
Expected to spend in excess of $200bn this year, millennials are the consumer group everyone wants to reach. By bringing back some old favourites, whether its fashion, gaming or even cassette tapes, a 90s nostalgia brand could see wannabe entrepreneurs cash in this year.
With a growing need to combat the increasing digital and emotional pressures facing today's youth (four of the five big social media channels have been found harmful to young people's mental health), businesses that can bolster teen confidence will be high in demand in 2018.
Dubbed 'Teenaiders' by market insight firm Mintel, whether it's helping teens get outdoors more, or creating a clothing brand that encourages body confidence, businesses with a positive message and ethos will be set for success this year.
Blue algae, or spirulina, is the superfood ingredient you'll be hearing plenty more about over the next 12 months.
With an extremely high nutritional value (algae consists of 60% protein!) and an Instagram-friendly natural blue colouring, health-conscious consumers will go mad for algae-laced snack bars, lattes and smoothies in 2018.
Despite a number of government initiatives, getting a foot on the property ladder remains increasingly difficult – especially for millenials.
So as Britain turns into a nation of renters, there's a chance for start-ups to create bespoke offerings that help make renting as pain-free as possible. Think apps that make shared living easier or innovative solutions for finding cheap housing that use unconventional properties or locations.
Influential names and brands in positions of power within the beauty industry, such as CoverGirl, Missguided and Rihanna, have begun to promote change by embracing diversity across variables such as gender, age and race. However, there is still a long way to go until the beauty industry is fully inclusive, presenting big business opportunities for aspiring beauty start-ups and beauty entrepreneurs.
Whether it's starting a pro-age make-up brand or cosmetics line for women – and men – of all colours or starting a vlogging channel to help trans women get their make-up on fleek, business ideas for 2018 are abundant.
The voice technology industry is skyrocketing.
And with Amazon's Alexa commanding a 70% market-share, and a growth rate quicker than the mobile app market, building Alexa-integrated skills that consumers love offers a potentially lucrative opportunity.
With more ways to make money from skills announced for this year, now's the time for tech-savvy developers to get coding.
Sales of gin continue to soar – and, in fact, so do sales of tonic (sales rose 36% last year) and premium tonic brand Fever Tree reported doubling profits for the first half of 2017.
But while the last couple of years have seen a plethora of gin and premium alcohol brands launch, independent, bespoke mixers are yet to fully catch up.
With a demand for natural, organic flavours in 2018 thanks to the impending sugar tax, now's the time to cash in on high quality soft drinks.
With the care home market expected to hit crisis point in 2018 with a huge shortfall of some 3,000 care home beds available, rising to 14,000 by 2026, now is the time for budding property developers to act.
While becoming a care home developer will require access to capital, a wealth of public funding, private investment and commercial mortgages are becoming more readily available to help property developers balance demand and supply. Property experts Knight Frank have highlighted "significant opportunities" and suggest there is circa £3.5bn of UK private equity and £20bn of overseas private equity looking to enter the market.
There's nothing new about boxing, but the sport is most definitely having a revival. A fun way to burn a lot of calories, get both lean and strong and bust some stress, it's no wonder more people are turning to the sport for fitness.
Thanks to high profile boxing matches, endorsement from supermodels like Gigi Hadid and boxing mashups like piloxing, boxing is emerging from the shadows as the fitness trend for 2018.
The UK's women's health market is ripe for disruption. With plenty of pioneering start-ups launching overseas, 2018 provides the perfect time for Britain to play catch up.
Whether it's tech that offers innovative solutions for fertility problems, contraception, menstruation or breastfeeding, with a $51.3bn market on offer by 2025 – our country is calling for entrepreneurs to capitalise on this currently underserved and under-researched sector.
With the UK's Muslim population now topping three million, the global Muslim lifestyle economy growing at double the rate of the economy generally, and a new generation of Muslim millennials emerging with big spending power, business opportunities abound for start-ups in 2018 to maximise on the Muslim pound.
Whether it's launching a halal food range, creating a modest fashion brand, or manufacturing Deen-inspired toys and accessories, entrepreneurs who can create products and services combining Islamic beliefs with modern living – without offending religious sensitivities – are likely to enjoy start-up success.
According to a new report from Waitrose on the big food trends for the year ahead, more Brits will start eating a fourth meal in 2018.
It could be additional pre- or post-workout fuel, or it could be a late-night dinner following long working hours.
The key is that consumers want 24-hour food that offers more than just a greasy kebab or pizza, like a late-night healthy bistro or on-demand nutrition bars to tame midnight cravings.
Budding food industry entrepreneurs take note.
A staggering 22.5 billion devices will be connected to the internet worldwide by 2021, but Internet of Things security still remains a big issue.
We've seen a host of high profile security breaches with devastating consequences so it's high time our smart devices got smarter – with increased protection.
The next 12 months will see two big opportunities, new-to-market connected devices with watertight security from the get go, or tailored security offerings that sync with existing devices.


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FOUR JAYS SCORE IN DOUBLE FIGURES AS THREE LAKES DOWNS AQUINAS
Three Lakes junior Emily Fink (No. 33) and Mari Szews (No. 13) put the pressure on a Saint Thomas Aquinas player after she pulled down a rebound. Three Lakes forced numerous turnovers by pressuring full court. —Staff Photos By GARY RIDDERBUSCH
By Doug Etten, Sports Editor
The Lady Jays' Mari Szews worked inside against Saint Thomas Aquinas, scoring two points.
Three Lakes sophomore Kara Sowinski concentrated as she went in for a layup following a steal.
The Three Lakes girls basketball team put a quality win under its belt last Tuesday, hosting St. Thomas Aquinas in a nonconference battle and coming away with a 70-45 win.
"We came out strong right from the tip, and continued to play well until the buzzer went off," said coach Michele Brown. "It was nice to see more balanced scoring again."
Four different Bluejays scored in double figures, led by Taylor Kolling with a game-high 19 points and 16 from Sydney Lurvey. Kolling dropped in five 3-point shots, while Lurvey added two of her own long distance shots to help offensively.
Brown said the defense also played well.
"Our pressure defense wore them down," said Brown. "We also were able to push the ball on offense, something we're working on improving. We held their top scorer, Liana Baxter, and one of the top players from the M&O Conference, to five points in the first half."
While Kolling and Lurvey highlighted the offensive effort, Brown couldn't go without acknowledging the work of point guard Kara Sowinski, who was just two assists away from posting a triple-double on the night.
"She has had some nice games lately and it's really nice to see our point guard contributing in many ways," said Brown. "She's one of the kids that makes this team tick, and if she's on her game we've got a chance every night out."
Sowinski contributed 12 points for Three Lakes, followed by 11 from Mari Szews, eight from Sara Gruszynski and two apiece from Kortnie Volk and Emily Fink.
"We've seen improvement in many of our players and we'll keep pushing them to improve each time out," said Brown. "We are striving for more consistency as a team each night out, not just every other game or so."
The Lady Jays will get a tough nonconference contest at home Tuesday when they host Hurley. Three Lakes will then head back out on the road, facing Florence in a Northern Lakes Conference game this Friday, Jan. 17, at 7:15 p.m.


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OHA reports 30 new COVID deaths; weekly cases, hospitalizations set records
Published on 12/9/2020, 4:23 pm
Updated on 12/10/2020, 10:07 am
COVID-19 has claimed 30 more lives in Oregon, raising the state's death toll to 1,110 the Oregon Health Authority reported Wednesday.
The OHA reported 1,243 new confirmed and presumptive cases of COVID-19, bringing the state total to 88,287.
The new cases are in the following counties: Baker (3), Benton (11), Clackamas (109), Clatsop (6), Columbia (7), Coos (18), Crook (5), Curry (1), Deschutes (51), Douglas (27), Grant (4), Hood River (16), Jackson (54), Jefferson (22), Josephine (16), Klamath (36), Lake (3), Lane (85), Lincoln (14), Linn (33), Malheur (22), Marion (192), Morrow (3), Multnomah (208), Polk (26), Tillamook (5), Umatilla (30), Union (7), Wasco (9), Washington (163), Yamhill (57).
According to the OHA, 95% of the new and presumptive cases reported are later confirmed COVID positive.
Deschutes County has reported 2,969 cases and 15 deaths; 997 patients have recovered.
Crook County has reported 309 cases and six deaths.
Jefferson County has reported 1,035 cases and 11 deaths.
St. Charles reported Wednesday it had 39 COVID patients; seven are in the ICU and five are on a ventilator.
"While having a low number of COVID-19 patients in the ICU may seem like it's not too big of a deal, it is important to remember that many patients need ICU care for other reasons like heart attacks, strokes or car accidents," according to St. Charles.
The hospital system has 30 ICU beds; 24 in Bend and six in Redmond.
COVID-19 hospitalizations
The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients across Oregon is 580, that's 27 more than Tuesday.
There are 132 COVID-19 patients in ICU beds, five more than Tuesday.
The total number of patients in hospital beds may fluctuate between report times.
The numbers do not reflect admissions per day, nor the length of hospital stay.
Staffing limitations are not captured in this data and may further limit bed capacity.
Weekly cases, hospitalizations set new pandemic highs
OHA's COVID-19 weekly report released Wednesday, set weekly highs for COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations for the third consecutive week.
OHA reported 10,355 new daily cases during the week of Monday, Nov. 30 through Sunday, Dec. 6, a 14% increase over the previous week and the seventh consecutive record high weekly case count.
Hospitalizations associated with COVID-19 increased to 494, a 24% increase and an average of 70 per day.
There were 133 reported COVID-19 reported deaths, up from 86 the previous week and an average of 19 per day – the highest since the pandemic began.
People aged 20 to 49 have accounted for 55% of the cases, while people 70 and older have accounted for 76%of the deaths.
Finally, During the week of Nov. 29 to Dec. 5, the number of COVID-19 tests administered to Oregonians increased significantly to 170,964. The percentage of positive tests was 8.1%.


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Die Liste der Landesregierungen Niederösterreichs listet alle Landesregierungen des österreichischen Bundeslandes Niederösterreich seit der Auflösung des Habsburger Vielvölkerreiches nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg auf.

Erste Republik/Austrofaschismus
 Landesregierung Sever (1919–1920, gemeinsam mit Wien)
 Landesregierung Mayer I (1920–1921)
 Landesregierung Mayer II (1921–1922)
 Landesregierung Buresch I (1922–1927)
 Landesregierung Buresch II (1927–1931)
 Landesregierung Reither I (1931–1932)
 Landesregierung Buresch III (1932–1933)
 Landesregierung Reither II (1934–1938)

Nationalsozialismus
 Landesregierung Jäger (1938)

Zweite Republik
 Provisorische Landesregierung Figl I (1945)
 Landesregierung Reither III (1945)
 Landesregierung Reither IV (1945–1949)
 Landesregierung Steinböck I (1949)
 Landesregierung Steinböck II (1949–1954)
 Landesregierung Steinböck III (1954–1959)
 Landesregierung Steinböck IV (1959–1962)
 Landesregierung Figl II (1962–1964)
 Landesregierung Figl III (1964–1965)
 Landesregierung Hartmann (1965–1966)
 Landesregierung Maurer I (1966–1969)
 Landesregierung Maurer II (1969–1974)
 Landesregierung Maurer III (1974–1979)
 Landesregierung Maurer IV (1979–1981)
 Landesregierung Ludwig I (1981–1983)
 Landesregierung Ludwig II (1983–1988)
 Landesregierung Ludwig III (1988–1992)
 Landesregierung Pröll I (1992–1993)
 Landesregierung Pröll II (1993–1998)
 Landesregierung Pröll III (1998–2003)
 Landesregierung Pröll IV (2003–2008)
 Landesregierung Pröll V (2008–2013)
 Landesregierung Pröll VI  (2013–2017)
 Landesregierung Mikl-Leitner I (2017–2018)
 Landesregierung Mikl-Leitner II (2018-)

Literatur
 Hermann Riepl: Fünfzig Jahre Landtag von Niederösterreich. Band 1: Der Landtag in der Ersten Republik. Amt der Niederösterreichischen Landesregierung, Wien 1972.
 Hermann Riepl: Fünfzig Jahre Landtag von Niederösterreich. Band 2: Der Landtag in der Ersten Republik. Amt der Niederösterreichischen Landesregierung, Wien 1973
 Ernst Bezemek: Der Landtag von Niederösterreich in den Jahren 1969-1995. Wien 1995
 Helmut A. Gansterer, Christiane Scholler: Erwin Pröll. Profil eines Politikers. "Zum Glück gewinnt immer die Zuversicht." Styria Premium Verlag, Wien 2011, ISBN 978-3-222-13327-5. (online)

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Which batsman reached 1,000 Test runs in the shortest time?
In terms of fewest innings, this is shared by Herbert Sutcliffe and Everton Weekes who both required only 12 innings, however Bradman took fewer matches, taking only seven matches but requiring 13 innings.
Which player has the highest final innings in Tests?
West Indies Seymour Nurse scored 258 in his final innings, against New Zealand at Christchurch in 1968-69.
Did any of the players who achieved 1,000 in May in the English domestic season include a duck?
Surprisingly yes – Bill Edrich's sequence in 1938 included a duck, and was also unique in that all of his runs were made at Lord's.
Who were the non-strikers when Sobers, Shastri, Gibbs and Yuvraj Singh hit six sixes in an over?
John Parkin, Ghulam Parkar, Jacques Kallis, MS Dhoni.
Is Ottis Gibson the oldest, at 38, ever to take 10 wickets in an innings?
No, there have actually been ten occurrences with bowlers over 40! Bill Bestwick was the eldest, taking 10 for 40 for Derbyshire against Glamorgan in 1921 when aged 46.
What's the lowest team total above 100 which has not been achieved in a Test match?
What's the most number of dismissals in a Test which didn't involve the WK?
39, in this match between Australia and England at Sydney in January 1887.


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In the year 2000, the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security was passed. Now, it is time to take stock: of participation and representation of women at all levels of decision-making in foreign and security policy, and of diversity in Peace and Security in general.
For 2022, we updated the #SHEcurity report while highlighting best practices on how to advance women's representation and the broader WPS agenda across four different regions (Middle East and North Africa, Latin America, Africa and Asia).
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There are countless women shaping peace and security around the world. Still too often, they remain unrecognized and under-represented in the field. Resolutions, action plans, and strategies have been written; women have fought loudly for participation and equal opportunities. But things are moving too slowly, prejudices prevail and structural discrimination persists. It is high time to speed things up.
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On 31 October 2000, the UN Security Council adopted the Landmark Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. On its 20th anniversary, this dossier of Heinrich Böll Foundation portrays women from 20 countries that make a difference in peace and security.
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The Road to Warsaw Security Forum
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The Road to Warsaw Security Forum (#Road2WSF) is a transatlantic online conference. The event will feature a number of high-level online conversations and one-hour virtual panel discussions on the most important security challenges to transatlantic unity and liberal democracy.
WIIS-Romania – The Romanian NAP under Analysis. Virtues and Shortcomings
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The purpose of this debate is to make an analysis of the newly adopted Romanian National Action Plan (July 2020) and other national level strategies aiming to implement UNSCR 1325 in Romania. The analysis is undertaken by WIIS-Romania members and other experts in the field.
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Best time to visit Dahan-e Sūrūnah, Afghanistan
The best time to visit Dahan-e Sūrūnah in Afghanistan is from june until september, when you will have a pleasant temperature and none till limited rainfall. The highest average temperature in Dahan-e Sūrūnah is 26°C in july and the lowest is -1°C in january.
The average climate figure for Dahan-e Sūrūnah is an 7,2. This is based on various factors, such as average temperatures, the chance of precipitation and weather experiences of others.
Dahan-e Sūrūnah has the continental climate prevailing. If you want to know what the average temperature is in Dahan-e Sūrūnah or when most precipitation (rain or snow) falls, you can find an overview below. This way, you are well prepared. Our average monthly climate data is based on data from the past 30 years.
Climate Dahan-e Sūrūnah per month
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Dahan-e Sūrūnah in brief
Climate Dahan-e Sūrūnah
Dahan-e Sūrūnah has the continental climate prevailing. In the summer it is warm and dry, and in the winter it is cold and wet. The average annual temperature for Dahan-e Sūrūnah is 17° degrees and there is about 103 mm of rain in a year. It is dry for 294 days a year with an average humidity of 35% and an UV-index of 4.
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Night -12°C -12°C -4°C 4°C 9°C 12°C 14°C 12°C 9°C 4°C -1°C -7°C
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days 11 13 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 5
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah january
On average, it is maximum -1° in january in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around -12° degrees. In january there are 4 days of rainfall with a total of 19 mm. The it will be dry 16 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and on average, it snows 11 days in january.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah february
On average, it is maximum -1° in february in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around -12° degrees. In february there are 3 days of rainfall with a total of 32 mm. The it will be dry 12 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and on average, it snows 13 days in february.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah march
On average, it is maximum 6° in march in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around -4° degrees. In march there are 7 days of rainfall with a total of 33 mm. The it will be dry 14 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and on average, it snows 10 days in march.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah april
On average, it is maximum 13° in april in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 4° degrees. In april there are 11 days of rainfall with a total of 29 mm. The it will be dry 18 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and on average, it snows 1 day in april.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah may
On average, it is maximum 19° in may in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 9° degrees. In may there are 9 days of rainfall with a total of 18 mm and the it will be dry 22 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah june
On average, it is maximum 23° in june in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 12° degrees. In june there are 1 day of rainfall with a total of 1 mm and the it will be dry 29 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah july
On average, it is maximum 26° in july in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 14° degrees. and the it will be dry 31 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah august
On average, it is maximum 24° in august in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 12° degrees. and the it will be dry 31 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah september
On average, it is maximum 21° in september in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 9° degrees. and the it will be dry 30 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah october
On average, it is maximum 15° in october in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around 4° degrees. In october there are 3 days of rainfall with a total of 8 mm and the it will be dry 28 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah november
On average, it is maximum 8° in november in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around -1° degrees. In november there are 4 days of rainfall with a total of 14 mm. The it will be dry 19 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and on average, it snows 7 days in november.
Weather Dahan-e Sūrūnah december
On average, it is maximum 2° in december in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and at least around -7° degrees. In december there are 3 days of rainfall with a total of 6 mm. The it will be dry 23 days this month in Dahan-e Sūrūnah and on average, it snows 5 days in december.
14 day weather forecast Dahan-e Sūrūnah
The weather for Dahan-e Sūrūnah in Afghanistan will be 4° till 3° degrees in the next 14 days with one day chance of light rain showers.
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About Dahan-e Sūrūnah
Dahan-e Sūrūnah lies in Afghanistan in the province Ghōr. If you want to call Dahan-e Sūrūnah you have to use +93 or 0093 before the phone number without the first 0 in the original phone number (if it occurs). If the normal number is 05012457809, for example, you can remove the first 0 and call +935012457809 or 00935012457809.
Dahan-e Sūrūnah is in a straight line at 5.385 km distance from London. From London-Heathrow the flight time is about 7 hours30.
The coordinates of Dahan-e Sūrūnah, Afghanistan are latitude: 33.762794 en longitude: 63.659306
Currency Dahan-e Sūrūnah
In Dahan-e Sūrūnah the Afghan afghani is used to pay.
1 Afghan afghani = 0,01 Pound sterling
100 Afghan afghani = 0,98 Pound sterling
1 Pound sterling = 101,70 Afghan afghani
100 Pound sterling = 10.169,60 Afghan afghani
Time difference Dahan-e Sūrūnah
In Dahan-e Sūrūnah it is now 03:06 o'clock at night on monday 18 january 2021. That is 4,5 hour later than in United Kingdom. The time zone of Dahan-e Sūrūnah is Asia/Kabul and the Greenwich time is UTC+04:+04.
Vaccinations Dahan-e Sūrūnah
These vaccinations may differ per person and / or be advised on the basis of the stay in Dahan-e Sūrūnah.


It is true to say that the senior people in our society need 24 hour surveillance. This is because they depend on other people taking care of themselves. You'll find that a lot of people are not able to offer this type of services because they have to go to work and continue with the normal day to day chores. This is why you will find that a lot of people tend to take their seniors too an assisted living Toccoa Georgia amenity. There so many senior living amenities available in there wild that picking one could be a little bit stressful for you. This is why it is recommended that you come up with a list of features that you think are important for the amenities to possess before you can invest in them. You will find that such a list will come in handy if one of you duties is to pick the best living amenity for your senior. It is also a fact that such a list is very important if you want to finish the whole picking process faster. It is good for you to have a list by your side in case you want to reduce the amount of stress related to picking the best senior living amenities. Below are some of the elements to consider when picking the best senior living amenities.
It is recommended that you pick senior living amenities that are affordable. This means that you will not have any trouble when it comes to managing payment. It is good for you to do some investigation before you can pick the amenity so that you can have the idea of the amount of cash that are likely to pay for the services. It is good that you use the information gotten to come up with a suitable budget that you're going to use during the picking process. you will be on the right side if you choose a senior living amenity that goes hand in hand with the amount of cash that you have set up for the service. It is a good thing for you to try and negotiate on the prices to see whether they're going to go down to what you can afford. Do not be shy when it comes to initiating such talks because at the end of the day if they are successful you are the only one who is going to benefit from them.


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Ponder postgame: 'From me, we need more'
Christian Ponder didn't make it through the Purple's game for the second consecutive week.
This time though, he wasn't forced out of the game because of injury, he was taken out because of back-to-back interceptions in the fourth quarter.
Here's what Ponder had to say to the media postgame.
"You're not going to be able to win on the road against a team like that with so many turnovers. We were moving the ball up and down the field, but I made my mistakes in the second half. It's a tough loss. Specifically from me, we need more."
"Made a couple poor decisions, I'll have to see the film."
Do you know your status? "I don't, that's his (Coach Frazier's) call, I want to be out on the field and redeem myself."
"Everything we did and I did, is easily correctable, just tried to make plays that weren't there and just gotta be smarter with the football. This was going to be a tough game, we knew that, it sucks, but we got a game next week."
On the dislocated non-throwing shoulder: "It was fine."
On Adrian Peterson: "We gotta keep running the football and keep giving the ball to him (Peterson), he's making plays, and we have to take pressure off the running game by not turning the ball over in the passing game."
On Greg Jennings absence: "We saw Jarius (Wright) step up and have a great game, but we definitely missed Greg."
Here's the entire presser if you'd like to hear, or look at, Christian for yourself.
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Ponder postgame: 'Feeling of disappointment'
Ponder postgame: '1-6 is very disappointing'
Frazier postgame: 'We let the game get away from us'
Ponder postgame: 'We have seven games to put ourselves in the playoff picture'
Video: Ponder postgame news conference
Ponder postgame: 'To go 1-7 halfway through the year is tough for us'
Frazier postgame: 'We haven't been able to make that game-closing play'
Frazier postgame: 'It's a weird feeling'