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Investigation launched after cat allegedly drugged and abused, images sent to owner on social media
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A Duncan cat is back home and safe Tuesday night after being subjected to what appears to have been a particularly malicious form of abuse.
Gigi, a one-year-old calico cat, managed to get out of Sharline Haglund's Duncan home on Monday night when she appears to have been taken.
Then at around 3 a.m. Tuesday, her teenage daughter started receiving disturbing videos via the social media app Snapchat.
"My daughter at 3 o'clock in the morning or something got Snapchats from these people," said Haglund.
"They were sending pictures that they were drugging the cat, that they were shaving her hair."
Haglund says Gigi was then thrown out a window and left to fend for herself on a chilly November night.
In the morning, she went to inform the local RCMP about what happened and they've launched an investigation.
"It's like cyberbullying too," said Haglund.
"To be taunting somebody when you have their animal and taunting them about what you're doing to them and thinking its funny."
Haglund's says some of those she believes are responsible, former friends of her her daughter, have been spoken to by police.
On Tuesday night, she and her daughter were out looking for Gigi near the Sherman Road Soccer Park but couldn't find her.
Soon after, a woman posted a message on social media saying that she and a friend had been walking to the corner store when Gigi came running up to them and meowing like crazy.
"I quickly knelt down and put her in my hoodie to warm up," she wrote.
"She is indeed shaved and very shaky, she also has 666 (written) in her ear."
In an interview after Gigi was back home, Sharline Haugland says she and her daughter are happy to have her back but still shaken but what unfolded over the past 24 hours.
She says she will bring the cat to the veterinarian's on Wednesday for a full check-up and to see if the cat was indeed drugged and, if so, what the long-term effects could be.
Haugland and her daughter also wanted to thank the community for all the support they'd received.
"It's amazing how many people reached out and, on their own time, had been looking for Gigi, it's really heartwarming how people stepped it up."
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PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa., March 13, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AMREP Corporation (NYSE: AXR) today reported a net loss of $32,000, or $0.00 per share, for its 2019 third fiscal quarter ended January 31, 2019 compared to a net loss of $2,851,000, or $0.35 per share, for the same period of the prior year. For the first nine months of 2019, the Company had net income of $84,000, or $0.01 per share, compared to a net loss of $1,125,000, or $0.14 per share, for the same period of 2018. Net results for 2018 were unfavorably impacted by federal tax law changes enacted during the Company's third quarter of 2018 that reduced the value of the Company's deferred tax assets. Revenues were $9,340,000 and $30,663,000 for the third quarter and first nine months of 2019 compared to $10,379,000 and $30,880,000 for the same periods of the prior year.
AMREP Corporation, through its subsidiaries, is primarily engaged in two business segments: its Real Estate business operated by AMREP Southwest Inc. and its subsidiaries is a major holder of land and leading developer of real estate in New Mexico and its Fulfillment Services business operated by Palm Coast Data LLC performs fulfillment and contact center services for publications, membership organizations, government agencies and other direct marketers.
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Wybory prezydenckie w Afganistanie odbyły się 20 sierpnia 2009. Do drugich w historii tego kraju wyborów zgłosiło się 44 kandydatów (w tym dwie kobiety oraz ówczesny prezydent – Hamid Karzaj), jednak jeden z nich się wycofał, zaś dwóch z nich odrzuciła komisja wyborcza. Kampania wyborcza rozpoczęła się 16 czerwca i trwała do 17 sierpnia.

W sytuacji, w której żaden z kandydatów nie uzyskałby przewagi 50% głosów odbędzie się druga tura wyborów, w której udział wezmą dwaj kandydaci z największą liczbą głosów.

Według danych przedstawionych przez rzecznika prasowego sił wojskowych NATO w Afganistanie, Jamesa Appathurai, do uczestniczenia w wyborach zarejestrowało się 15,6 miliona obywateli tego kraju. Z tej liczby 4,3 miliona to nowo zarejestrowani głosujący, zaś 35–38% zarejestrowanych to kobiety.

Kandydaci
Spośród 41 kandydatów głównymi faworytami w wyścigu prezydenckim byli:
 Hamid Karzaj – urzędujący prezydent
 Abdullah Abdullah – były minister spraw zagranicznych
 Aszraf Ghani Ahmadzai – były minister finansów
 Ramazan Bashardost

Wyniki I tury wyborów
Afgańska komisja wyborcza, po przeliczeniu 10% głosów, ogłosiła, że największe poparcie uzyskał urzędujący dotychczas prezydent Hamid Karzai – 40,6%, drugie miejsce zajął jego główny przeciwnik Abdullah Abdullah – uzyskał 38,7%.

20 października ogłoszono oficjalne wyniki I tury wyborów:

Pozostali kandydaci zdobyli poniżej 1% głosów.

Ataki terrorystyczne
Podczas głosowań odnotowano 73 ataki terrorystyczne. Z kolei generał Murad Ali powiedział o 135 incydentach, w których zginęło 9 cywilów i 14 funkcjonariuszy sił bezpieczeństwa. Ogólnie w zamachach, starciach sił bezpieczeństwa z rebeliantami zginęło ponad 50 osób, a kilkadziesiąt zostało rannych.

Natomiast 225 skarg, dotyczących nieprawidłowości w głosowaniu, wpłynęło do afgańskiej Komisji Wyborczej po wyborach prezydenckich. Afgańska niezależna grupa, nadzorująca przebieg głosowania - Fundacja na Rzecz Wolnych i Sprawiedliwych Wyborów w Afganistanie - mówiła też o licznych nieprawidłowościach w toku głosowania. Kilkakrotne składanie głosu, zastraszanie, głosowanie nieletnich, to tylko niektóre nieprawidłowości, mogące wpłynąć na wyniki wyborów.

II tura wyborów
II tura wyborów, zaplanowana pierwotnie na 7 listopada, nie odbyła się, ponieważ 2 listopada wycofał się Abdullah Abdullah, który bezskutecznie domagał się odwołania lub ustąpienia czołowych członków Komisji Wyborczej, z przewodniczącym Azizullahem Ludinanem na czele. Prezydentem Afganistanu pozostał więc jego rywal Hamid Karzaj.

Zaprzysiężenie Hamida Karzaja na prezydenta miało miejsce 19 listopada w Kabulu.

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Nice webcast by Martin Fowler, Three Years of Real-World Ruby. This talk is probably only of interest to those of you in software development, but for them I think it is an excellent presentation.
At work we have been use Ruby for the last 3 years and have found it to be a powerful language that helps make writing software applications fun. And that is important. By providing a powerful language and a rails framework that takes away much of the drudgery of writing code you can create an environment where develops are happy and productive. We are hiring, by the way.
The talk provides a good background on their experience using ruby to manage projects; and how they manage ruby application development projects.
This entry was posted in IT, Software Development, webcast and tagged IT, program management, programming, project management, Ruby, Software Development, webcast on July 16, 2009 by John Hunter.
Motivation: People work on open source projects because they enjoy it. These happy developers are productive developers. Managers of open source projects must ensure that the developers feel valued and fulfilled. They must minimise the tedious aspects of the work to ensure that development remains interesting. Otherwise, projects fail.
Although money can provide some incentive it does not provide as much. Managers who say that money is the greatest motivator are justifying their own poor performance. Managers of proprietary software, just like managers of open source software, must ensure that their developers are motivated properly. It is not enough to think that they should feel motivated.
Open source projects have the benefit of direct feedback from users. Systems such as bugzilla and open mailing lists make it easy for customers to express their needs. That is the necessary first step to satisfying those needs. See the Structural Solutions section.
For instance, proprietary application server projects such as BEA and WebSphere seem deaf to the frustrations of their customers, but the open source JBoss project is happy to hear about those problems and avoid them in its own product.
Standards/Consensus: Open Source projects must conform to, and reuse, accepted, up-to-date standards. Proprietary projects, without the benefit of high visibility or feedback are free to make inferior decisions.
Don't miss this great essay by Paul Graham: What Business Can Learn from Open Source. And you know what else? I don't think open source projects use the annual performance review.
This entry was posted in Creativity, IT, Management, Respect, Software Development and tagged Customer focus, managers, managing people, project management, Software Development on February 23, 2009 by John Hunter.
Read the previous management carnivals. Also see the management Reddit for popular new blog posts to include in future carnivals.
This entry was posted in Carnival, Management and tagged agile management, Carnival, management, project management, Software Development on November 17, 2008 by John Hunter.


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Twins lose lead after rain delay, drop second straight in Cleveland
AP Jun 6, 2019 at 1:10a ET
CLEVELAND — Roberto Pérez hit a solo homer in the seventh inning to drive in the go-ahead run and the Cleveland Indians used seven relief pitchers after announcing scheduled starter Carlos Carrasco will be sidelined indefinitely because of a recently diagnosed blood condition and rallied to defeat the Minnesota Twins 9-7 on Wednesday night.
Carrasco had been feeling lethargic for weeks and was placed on the 10-day injured list. The Indians gave no specifics on Carrasco's disorder, but said they expect him to return at some point this season.
Jordan Luplow's two-run homer in the seventh off Blake Parker (0-2) tied the game for Cleveland, which came back from a 5-1 deficit. Pérez homered two batters later.
Francisco Lindor homered in the eighth — his third in two games. Luplow had an RBI double in the sixth while José Ramirez, mired in a season-long slump, drove in three runs.
The Indians, knowing they would need a deep bullpen to get through the game, began the night with 10 relievers. Nick Wittgren (3-0) allowed a run in the seventh while Brad Hand pitched the ninth for his 18th save in 18 chances.
Tyler Clippard making his 10th major league start in his 712th career appearance, allowed three runs in 1 1/3 innings. Tyler Olson, Nick Goody, A.J. Cole and Adam Cimber also pitched for Cleveland.
The Indians trail the Twins by 9 1/2 games in the AL Central after taking the first two games in this series.
The game was delayed for 1 hour, 43 minutes in the seventh. Heavy rain fell after the tarp was put on the field, leaving standing water on the outfield warning track.
Minnesota leads the majors with 114 home runs and displayed its power again. Byron Buxton homered off Olson to cap a four-run second — a blast that landed about a half-dozen rows from the top of the bleachers in left-center and traveled an estimated 454 feet.
Nelson Cruz, who returned Tuesday after missing 19 games with a wrist injury, homered in the third. Jorge Polanco hit a solo homer in the fifth and Polanco added an RBI single in the seventh.
Carrasco is the third pitcher who opened the season in Cleveland rotation's to go on the IL, joining Corey Kluber (broken right arm) and Mike Clevinger (strained back muscle).
Twins starter Martín Pérez lasted 4 2/3 innings and was charged with five runs — two earned.
Indians: Clevinger is scheduled to pitch four or five innings on a rehab assignment for Triple-A Columbus on Thursday.
Twins: RHP José Berríos (7-2, 3.71 ERA) held Cleveland to two hits in 7 2/3 scoreless innings on Opening Day at Target Field in a 2-0 win.
Indians: RHP Trevor Bauer (4-5, 3.76 ERA) got the loss Friday against the Chicago White Sox after his teammates committed four errors, leading to four unearned runs.


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BUFFALO, NEW YORK – Thanks to a half-million dollar grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation, D'Youville dietetics students, alongside registered dietitians, will help residents on Buffalo's West Side make healthy choices through a nutritional empowerment program at the new Health Professions Hub.
The $500,000 grant will fund the Nutritional Empowerment through Teaching, Opportunity, and Sharing project in the Hub's demonstration kitchen to help improve the health and well-being of community members. The project includes hands-on, interactive culinary classes, food demonstrations, and a medically tailored meal delivery program for patients in need. The grant also includes $166,000 in capital funds to help build and equip the demonstration kitchen.
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