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Long time asleep, things are not the same: Dulquer removes video

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-07-03 12:40:37

Actor Dulquer Salmaan’s fans are worried following seeing the video shared on Instagram. Dulquer shared the video with the caption, ‘I’ve been sleeping for a long time.’ The video was later taken down by Dulquer. Fans are asking if the video is part of any promotion. Fans are also asking if Dulquer is facing any problem.

“Having slept for a few days. For the first time in my life I had to face some things. Things are not the same. I can’t get rid of what I had to face. I want to say more. But I don’t think I will be allowed to do that.” – says Dulquer in the video.

Although the video was taken down by Dulquer, it went viral on social media with fans downloading it. It is hinted that Dulquer’s video is a part of promotion or advertisement for some film.

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Health

Constantin Reiner Joins SCR Altach: A Coherent Package of Size, Experience, and Physical Presence

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-06-26 21:11:33

One is still… better… yet to come. After the CASHPOINT SCR Altach Today, Monday, when the Vorarlbergers also started the preparatory program for the new ADMIRAL Bundesliga season 2023/2024, have already announced three newcomers and thus a total of four commitments in the summer, another transfer followed on Monday evening: central defender Constantin Reiner will be taken over by the Polish first division team until the end of the season Piast Gliwice borrowed. Then there is the option for a permanent commitment from Salzburg. See also SUMMER TRANSFERS.

“Size & physical presence make him an awkward opponent that no striker likes to play once morest”

The 1.97 meter tall defensive specialist comes from the youth department of FC Red Bull Salzburg and wore the jersey of SV Guntamatic Ried for four and a half years between 2018 and 2022. For the Innviertler Constantin Reiner completed 41 second division and 39 Bundesliga games. In 2019/20 the giant, who was born in Oberndorf near Salzburg, celebrated his return and promotion to the ADMIRAL Bundesliga with the Innviertel team.

In January 2022, Reiner then moved to the Polish Ekstraklasa. The 25-year-old played 22 competitive games for Piast Gliwice and contributed 2 goals.

Roland Kirchler, Sports Director: “For us, Constantin Reiner is a very coherent overall package: He is an Austrian central defender in the prime of footballing age who has gained valuable experience both in the Bundesliga and abroad. His size and physical presence make him an awkward opponent that no striker likes to play once morest.”

“I always have very good memories of games in the Schnabelholz”

Constantin Reiner: “I’m really looking forward to returning to the Bundesliga and tackling the next season with SCR Altach. I always have very good memories of the games in the Schnabelholz and I’m happy to have the Altach fans on my side from now on. I will do everything I can to have a successful season with the team and to justify the trust that is placed in me.”

Fotocredit: SCRA

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Economy

Zuckerberg loses the confidence of Meta employees: we feel “betrayed”!

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-05-02 20:07:00

The confidence of employees and senior leaders in Mita has declined in its CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg, following the successive waves of layoffs and the lack of clarity in Mita’s vision regarding the company’s future, according to a newspaper report. “Washington Post” American.

The newspaper confirmed, “The company’s successive stumbles have made Zuckerberg lose faith in Meta employees in his ability to see the company’s future clearly.”

She added that the continuous losses of the artificial intelligence technology development sector, which reached more than $13 billion during 2022, in addition to the decline in revenues from the sector, and Mita’s follow-up to the policy of reducing the company’s employment to reduce losses, with the total of the laid-offs reaching 21 thousand employees, which led to Staff and management lost confidence in Zuckerberg.

The newspaper met 24 former and current employees of the company, and they all spoke to her anonymously to avoid being sued by the company.

new meta strategy

And one of the employees explained to the American newspaper that following many years of applying the “Meta” strategy “Move Fast, Break Things”, it turned towards a new strategy that “depends on breaking things as well, but moving slowly.”

The “policy of slow steps” aims mainly at not stumbling, especially with the intense competition that its platforms face in front of “Tik Tok”, in addition to the turmoil of the global economy and the decline in spending, in addition to that “the inability of Mita to keep pace with the rapid movements of competitors in the generative artificial intelligence market.” The company did not bring any of its products to the market.

The “Washington Post” indicated that “Meta” has so far only announced the development of a huge language model, with promises that the benefits of this model will begin to arrive in the form of new tools and services on the “Facebook” and “Instagram” platforms, as well as advantages for “Messenger”, and WhatsApp, in addition to advanced tools by the end of the year.

successive waves of layoffs

The Washington Post said that the layoffs of thousands of employees, although it contributed to increasing investor confidence in Meta, was one of the most important reasons for the decline in the confidence of current employees in the Zuckerberg administration.

And some sources told the “Washington Post” that Andrew Bosworth, technical director at Meta, announced during a company meeting last month that Zuckerberg made decisions to hire new employees, at a rate of 41,000 employees during the Corona crisis, despite the opposition of some executives, Also, the founder of Meta did not heed their advice regarding laying off some employees.

The report indicated that Zuckerberg was personally involved in the layoffs, and that he assigned a team of senior managers of the company along with a number of officials in the finance, legal affairs, and human resources departments the task of layoffs, in an attempt to rebuild the company’s administrative structure and make it more effective and efficient.

Declining trust… and a “feeling of betrayal”

According to the report, an internal opinion poll last October revealed a decrease in the confidence of Mita employees in the management. The survey showed that only 31 percent of employees trust the management, down from 42 percent in February of last year.

A current employee of the company confirmed that the company’s team has always had a sense of belonging and a sense that it is their company, and they were always ready to defend it in the most difficult times, as the company was being criticized, but that “changed following the waves of layoffs, so the employees had a feeling of betrayal.”

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News

Index – Abroad – Viktor Orbán is considered extremely reliable in Slovakia

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-04-26 18:54:00

In April, 10 percent of Slovak respondents considered Russia to be a close ally, while in October last year, 9 percent thought so. In the Czech Republic, however, only 5 percent of respondents think that Putin’s country would be a close ally, while last October only 3 percent saw it that way.

Slovak and Czech respondents both consider Russia to be the biggest threat, but there are differences between the two countries. 52 percent of respondents in Slovakia and 68 percent in the Czech Republic consider the Russians to be the biggest threat. This is followed by the United States in the case of Slovak respondents, followed by Ukraine and China. While according to the Czechs, the second biggest threat might be China, followed by Ukraine and finally the United States.

On this question, Hungary ranks fifth in both countries. 14 percent of Slovaks and 11 percent of Czechs see Hungary as a threat.

Among the foreign and domestic politicians, Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová and Czech President Petr Pavel are the most trusted in Slovakia. In the Czech Republic, the most people trust the same two politicians, but the order is reversed.

Slovaks have a lot of faith in Viktor Orbán, Czechs somewhat less

The order of the trust index of foreign politicians also shows differences in the two countries. In the Czech Republic, Ukrainian President Zelensky’s trust index stands at 39 percent, while in Slovakia only 24 percent of residents trust him, reports Napunk.sk. It also turned out that

Viktor Orbán is considered the third most reliable politician in Slovakia.

32 percent of respondents in Slovakia trust the Hungarian Prime Minister, while 23 percent in the Czech Republic had the same opinion. In the latter country, the Hungarian Prime Minister was also preceded by EC President Ursula von der Leyen, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in the survey, but even so, he was not in a bad place. The Slovakian result may also be surprising because the leading Slovak politicians have not been talking regarding Hungary in the most favorable way lately.

The assessment of Russian President Vladimir Putin also differs in the two countries: 17 percent of Slovakian respondents trust him, while only 9 percent in the Czech Republic trust him.