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A soon-to-be grandmother killed at a gender-reveal party in Iowa was struck in the head by shrapnel after her family inadvertently created a \"pipe bomb\" to announce the impending baby news, authorities said.

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\"Tape was then wrapped over the top of the metal tubing, inadvertently creating a pipe bomb,\" the statement read. \"Instead of the gunpowder shooting the powder out the top of the stand, the stand exploded sending metal pieces flying.\"

Pamela Kreimeyer was standing with family members about 45 feet from the device when it exploded and she was hit in the head by a piece of shrapnel, \"causing instant death,\" according to the sheriff's office.

\"This is a reminder that anytime someone mixes these things there is a high potential for serious injury or death; please do not take these unnecessary risks,\" Sandholdt said in his statement. \"My condolences go out to the family.\"

Hollow metal and plastic (PVC) pipes and posts are found throughout the world and serve a variety of purposes. Wildlife (birds, reptiles, small mammals) mortalities, including species of conservation concern, have been documented in mine claim marker posts (Brattstrom 1995, Lahontan and Red Rock Audubon Societies 2009) which resulted in passing a law in Nevada that called for the removal of all PVC mine claim markers across the state (American Bird Conservancy 2011). However, wildlife mortalities in pipes (death pipes) are not limited to uncapped mine claim marker posts.

In 2017, 22-year-old Brett Morrow descended 20 feet underground while working for Benchmark Construction Company, a Bartlett, Illinois-based firm contracted by the nearby Village of Streamwood to repair a 24-inch diameter sewer pipe by lining it with a plastic sleeve. Morrow would never make it out alive. A coroner later determined that he was likely crippled by styrene gas emitted by the plastic liner and then drowned in the liquid that lingered inside the pipe.

It was a tragic flashpoint in a slow-simmering debate over the safety of this pipe repair technology known as cured-in-place pipe, or CIPP, which was developed half a century ago and is now widely used around the world. As Undark reported in 2019, some researchers have raised pointed questions about chemical emissions and environmental impacts associated with the process, which has seen scant scientific scrutiny even as the industry that has rapidly expanded around it has insisted on its safety.

The term can also refer to a run of pipework that is only used very occasionally. In such instances, this lack of use can lead to water stagnation and increase the risk that the water inside the pipe becomes contaminated with potentially dangerous bacteria, including legionella.

If you know a length of pipework forming part of your hot or cold water distribution system is never used, or has become isolated then steps should be taken to remove it entirely, rather than simply capping it off.

I'm using the low-level CRT function in Windows (_eof, _read) to communicate with a process that was spawned via a call to _spawnl (with the P_NOWAIT) flag. I'm using _pipe to create file descriptors to communicate with this spawned process and passing those descriptors (the FD #) to it on the command line.

25-year-old Etienne Murray was beaten to death. Morgan Barnhill, 27, was arrested and charged with murder on April 2nd after allegedly striking Murray on the head with a shovel on March 29. Murray died on April 1st.

A prosecutor testified Barnhill beat Murray with a shovel and pipe and left his body there for hours before calling the police. Police say Barnhill initially claimed he stopped a burglary but the state says his story unraveled and claims he eventually confessed to police.

Hare told investigators she invited Caliph over for Thanksgiving, but an argument broke out before dinner when Caliph lit a crack pipe. Hare said she was angry because Caliph did not ask permission to smoke crack or offer to share.

Uncovered vertical pipes are dangerous to birds and other wildlife. While looking for a place to nest or hibernate, animals can fall into an open pipe and become trapped. Unable to escape, they eventually die.

Bluebirds are the most likely victims, but many species are vulnerable to this threat. Other bird species commonly trapped include flycatchers, woodpeckers, sparrows, shrikes, kestrels, and even owls. In addition to birds, lizards, snakes, small mammals and insects have also been found inside pipes.

I have parent process that creates two child processes. First child will write to pipe and second child will read from the pipe. After 5 seconds parent will terminate first child.(so its write end should be automatically closed, isn't it?). I need second child to terminate automatically, because it uses pipe and after first child is terminated, the pipe should be terminated too. My problem: how can i force child 2 to die immediately when child 1 i killed?(i don't need child 2 to print something after child 1 is dead, even if he still has any information in the pipe buffer to read). Should i use pipe2 instead of simple pipe?

"Terminated" isn't the usual terminology for a pipe, and it might be causing a slight misunderstanding. The termination of the writing process isn't immediately "felt" by the reader if there is still data in the buffer.

To summarize the program, you have one process that writes to a pipe at a rate of 1 line per second for 5 seconds, then dies. Another process reads from the pipe at a rate of 1 line every 3 seconds until EOF or error, then exits.

EOF on a pipe occurs when 2 conditions are met: there are no writers, and the buffer is empty. The death of the first child process accomplishes the first condition. The second condition is not immediately true, because at the 5 second mark, there have been 5 lines written to the pipe, and only 2 of them have been read (one at the start, and one after 3 seconds).

The family of a 10-year-old girl filed a wrongful death lawsuit against numerous companies in Quincy, Washington. In the lawsuit, the family of Danika Ross alleges that negligence by Cave B Estate Winery and Famiglia Water District, among others, killed their daughter.

After being sucked into the tube, the ten-year-old was "thrust down into a 90-degree bend in the pipe," and then "her body was transported nearly 70 feet up the hill via the mechanical pump mechanism," the document said.

Her death was caused by asphyxiation from drowning and also compression of the torso from the pressure in the pipe, the Grant County Coroner's Office told KREM 2. The coroner was not sure what happened first, but the lawsuit said the death was "painful, gruesome, terrifying, and senseless."

The document also shared that the siblings and family friend watched helplessly as Danika was pulled into the pipe, as the girl was yelling for help. Her little sister was the only one near, and she tried to save her but didn't have the strength to beat the suction.

The family is suing Cave B, Familigia company and their water district, K-Rose Hospitality, and several other people affiliated with each organization for negligence. The lawsuit states the defendants were responsible for the "design, installation, and maintenance" of the pump and for promoting the lake for recreational use without warnings of danger from the pipe.

"The beneficiaries of the estate continue to suffer general damages due to the losses of the estate on account of her early death. Plaintiffs, the beneficiaries to the estate, have also suffered and continue to suffer general damages stemming from the violent and tragic loss of Danika Ross, the total amount to be determined by a trier of fact," the doc continued.

On June 29, 2000, Horace Hoskin, a maintenance mechanic, entered a machine pit at the Tyler facility, which is an iron foundry that produces pipes. Hoskin apparently entered the machine pit to adjust the conveyor belt running out of the pit, but the belts, pulleys and conveyors were moving and were not properly guarded. He was caught in an unguarded belt and tail pulley and was pulled into the belt and pulley system. Another employee discovered Hoskin when the conveyor belt slowed down.

OSHA inspectors arrived at the scene and conducted an investigation. Tyler was cited for 17 alleged safety and health violations. The investigation prompted then-OSHA Administrator Charles N. Jeffress to say, "Tyler Pipe Co. is no stranger to the very danger that contributed to the death of this worker."

Less than a year before Hoskin's death, the company was cited for violating the confined space, machine guarding and lockout/tagout standards, virtually the same types of violations that lead to Hoskin's death.

Police believe the man was assaulted with a metal pipe, which was discovered at the scene. The exact cause of the death is still under investigation, but police said the man who died had sustained multiple trauma injuries to the body.

The death of a 19-year-old Florida worker could have been prevented if a concrete pipe maker had ensured that employees followed proper safety procedures, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration said.

The rubber pipe is a dark and morbid symbol in Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman. Literally, the rubber pipe is the implement the main character Willy Loman keeps hidden in his basement for his suicide attempts. At the most fundamental level, then, the rubber pipe symbolizes Willy's quiet determination to eliminate himself in the midst of what has turned out to be an unfulfilling and superficial life. The text is ambiguous about how many times Willy has attempted suicide in this manner (by attaching the rubber pipe to the gas line and inhaling), but the presence of the rubber pipe is nonetheless a reminder that Willy is on the verge of suicide. As the play progresses, we learn that Willy's suicidal impulses are in part propelled by his desire for his family to receive a substantial life insurance payout upon his death. The sad reality for Willy Loman is that he is worth more dead than alive. 2351a5e196