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Tractor-trailer jackknifes, dozens of vehicles crash on I-95 around Etna
by Charles Eichacker November 20, 2018 November 21, 2018
Multiple cars slid off the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Etna during a snowstorm on Nov. 20, 2018. The biggest interruption to traffic was a jackknifed tractor-trailer. Credit: Courtesy of Greg A. Hartford
The southbound lanes of Interstate 95 were closed between Etna and Newport late Tuesday afternoon after slick driving conditions caused a tractor-trailer to jackknife across the highway and at least 20 other cars to slide off the road.
As of 4 p.m., police were instructing drivers to leave Interstate 95 southbound at Route 143 in Etna, then follow Route 2 back to an on-ramp in Newport, said Steve McCausland, spokesman for the Maine Department of Public Safety.
A couple of inches of snow fell across the state on Tuesday, causing other minor crashes, including in the Bangor, Waterville and Augusta areas.
McCausland said about 20 or 25 vehicles slid off Interstate 95 in the area between Etna and Newport, but by 4 p.m., police had helped many of them back onto the road and were devoting most of their energies to the crashed tractor-trailer.
A man who drove through that area earlier in the afternoon, Greg Hartford of Dexter, said he counted about 30 cars that had left the road along a milelong stretch of highway.
Some people suffered minor injuries as a result of the crashes, McCausland said.
Tuesday afternoon was not the first time that stretch of Interstate 95 created grief for drivers who were negotiating snowy conditions.
Most famously, more than 100 cars were ensnared in a pileup crash around there three years ago.


On a chilly Sunday morning I pulled up to the Bay Ridge home of Veronika and Nick. They booked my maternity/newborn combo so this would not be my only time with this couple. I knew as soon as I met them they were going to be so much fun to work with. Veronika had requested a more intimate indoor session where she can feel comfortable and embrace her time of pregnancy. My assistant Jacqueline and I set up two different sets; white and black backdrops. The first setup was a more seductive approach with my all black seamless background. Veronika chose my black lace mixed media slim dress for this set. Nick was all relaxed in a tee and a pair of jeans. Then I heard it….it was the classic smooth r&b tunes from the 90s. It took me right back in time. The playlist was compliments of Pandora which I now listen to when I edit. I knew it was going to be a great session. For my next set, I chose to dress up my white backdrop with sheer curtains to give that "window" glow approach that Veronika was looking for. This is what photographers would call "dreamlighting." This is definitely my favorite way to shoot indoor maternity. It illuminates the background while also bringing light to the front. Veronika chose an ivory lace baby doll dress from my collection with a high slit in the front to bring focus to her growing belly. I'm looking forward to to seeing them again later this week and meeting their little man for his newborn session.
Here's a peek into her indoor maternity session.


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Chilterns MS Centre return for Accrington game
Please donate to the club's charity partner.
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Wycombe Wanderers' charity partner Chilterns MS Centre will be special guests at Adams Park on Saturday 21st April, on a designated day of awareness and fundraising for the charity.
Celebrating the completion of the second season of the partnership between the two bodies, the upcoming matchday will give the charity the opportunity to meet Chairboys fans and collect donations to help with their ongoing work with people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
The Centre is also home to an oxygen chamber which has helped accelerate the recovery from injury of a number of Wanderers stars throughout the season. Predominantly used by people with MS, the chamber carries benefits for those with sports injuries, allergies, ulcer and neurological conditions, as well as for people recovering from cancer and strokes.
Wycombe captain Adam El-Abd showed his support by becoming the first to donate to the charity ahead of the Accrington fixture, during a visit to Adams Park from Simon Vickery – a member at the Centre and a Wanderers season-ticket holder.
Supporters can follow suit by making a cash donation to one of the various collectors around the stadium on the day of the game, or via the 'text to donate' service by texting WWFC18 £5 to 70070 to donate £5. A donation of just 50p from everyone at Adams Park on 21st April would be enough to keep oxygen pumping in the chamber for an entire football season – 46 matches of 90 minutes.
Meanwhile the Chilterns MS Centre will be running a competition across social media, offering one lucky Wycombe fan the opportunity to deliver the matchball to the centre circle ahead of kick-off on the day of the game. Keep an eye on their Facebook and Twitter pages to take part.
Wycombe Wanderers vs Accrington Stanley on 21 Apr 18
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With Rescue Dogs In Demand, More Shelters Look Far Afield For Fido
Just north of Boston, the Northeast Animal Shelter is one of the largest private shelters in New England. Founded in the 1970s, it went through a big expansion about six years ago, building a new, 13,000-square-foot shelter with three isolation rooms.
The rooms were designed to house the increasing number of dogs the shelter transports from other states and Puerto Rico.
In one isolation room, Laurie McCannon, the shelter's director, points out a group of animals that have just arrived from Tennessee. In another are some of the 20 dogs that arrived at the shelter a few days earlier, flown in from Texas.
Over the past two decades, there have been big changes in animal shelters and the pet industry. With the growth of pet rescue groups, the demand for dogs now outstrips the supply of those available for adoption in many states.
In several parts of the country, shelters now import dogs for adoption from other regions — even other countries. That has veterinarians, and even some pet rescue groups, concerned about what some call "dog trafficking."
Fewer Unwanted Dogs And Cats
In its early days, Northeast Animal Shelter used to place about 300 dogs a year in new adopted homes. McCannon says they adopted out 4,400 dogs in 2013, three-quarters of them from out of state.
"It started out with Puerto Rico, and then [we] went to a great shelter in Nebraska that we've worked with forever. I think at one point we actually dealt with five different shelters in Georgia alone," McCannon explains.
Shelters tell a similar tale throughout New England and the Northeast, as well as in the Northwest and Great Lakes regions. Decades of spay and neuter programs, combined with strong participation by rescue groups, have greatly reduced the number of unwanted dogs and cats.
McCannon says it's a different story in rural states and in the South. "The South still has a lot of work to do with spay-neuter laws, and getting people to feel that pets are more companions and parts of their family than yard dogs or that kind of thing," she says.
Some people point to Hurricane Katrina as a turning point: the beginning of widespread interstate shipments of animals for adoption. Efforts to rescue and find new homes for dogs stranded in New Orleans showed groups a new way to find placements for unwanted dogs.
Now, a network of shelters and rescue groups transports tens of thousands of dogs each year from other states and other countries.
Patti Strand, director of the National Animal Interest Alliance, an organization that represents the American Kennel Club and dog breeders, calls it "retail rescue."
"There is a lot of money in this new kind of rescue that has emerged," she says. "These groups move dogs from just about any place that they can get them."
Concerns About Rabies
Exactly how many dogs are being transported is unknown. The U.S. Department of Agriculture doesn't track how many dogs are transported across state lines — or even how many are imported by rescue groups from other countries.
But some states, like Connecticut, do. In 2012, 14,000 animals were brought to Connecticut from other states, says Arnold Goldman, a veterinarian in Connecticut who has been concerned about the booming interstate movement of dogs. He says he has seen a lot of health issues, like mange and heartworm, as a result.
And there's a deeper issue, Goldman adds. "There are Connecticut-origin animals in our brick-and-mortar shelters who wait for homes themselves," he says. "And there is something disconcerting about that."
Rescue groups are finding unwanted dogs to transport in the South and in other countries, including Mexico, Taiwan and India — all countries where rabies is endemic in the dog population.
Strand says the concern about rabies is more than theoretical.
"We've had a dog with rabies come in from Iraq. One came in from India, [another from] Thailand. We've had a dog from Puerto Rico that wound up in a shelter in Massachusetts with rabies," she says.
In Massachusetts, Connecticut and some other states, regulations have been tightened in recent years to require rabies certificates and 48-hour quarantine periods for dogs arriving from outside the state.
But problems persist. A puppy transported to Vermont in 2013 and adopted by a family was euthanized after it developed rabies.
The National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians has asked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to ban the import of dogs from countries where rabies is endemic.


Thomas Gegenhuber is Juniorprofessor ("Assistant Professor") for Business Administration, in particular, Digital Transformation, at the Leuphana University Lüneburg. Fellowships awarded by the Austrian Academy of Sciences (DOC-team and Post-DocTrack-Pilotprogram) and the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy (Marietta Blau Grant), enabled Thomas to pursue his doctoral studies at the Institute for Organization at Johannes Kepler University (JKU) in Linz, Austria (to which he is still affiliated). Under the umbrella of digital transformation, Thomas Gegenhuber conducts research on novel forms of organizing, crowdsourcing, various forms of openness (open strategy, open innovation, and open government) and (cultural) entrepreneurship in a digital economy. His work appears in several books and international journals, and he speaks at academic as well as practitioner-oriented conferences. Dedicated to collaborative learning and sharing his experience, Thomas loves to teach and mentor students' projects.
Apart from Linz (& Bad Hall), Thomas has lived in Edmonton, Edinburgh, Hamburg, and Toronto; he currently resides in Berlin. Coffee shops, ranging from the classical Vienna "Kaffeehaus" to the North American style coffee shop, are his favorite work places around the world, and a source of creativity.
Thomas loves to hang out with friends and experience memorable moments. He regularly visits exhibitions, reads popular literature, attends concerts or the theatre, and enjoys listening to his vinyl or the radio. Samuel Beckett's saying, "Try Again. Fail again. Fail better" serves as a leitmotiv in his actions, so it comes at no surprise that one of Thomas Gegenhuber's passions – along with playing the trombone – is performing in improvisational theatre. He loves to stroll around exploring cities, and has a playfulness reflected in his frequent card and board games, or bocce in the summer. For a break from the computer, Thomas pursues activities such as bicycling, swimming, dancing, and escaping into nature for a hike.
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That may have been the greatest 2:05 of a football game that I have ever seen.
And that's saying something, folks, because I've seen a lot of football.
The game: Minnesota at Baltimore.
The situation: Minnesota led 12-7 with just over two minutes to play when Baltimore's Dennis Pitta caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from Joe Flacco to begin the madness. Baltimore leads 15-12 after a two-point conversion.
What followed was nothing short of amazing.
— 1:27 left: Minnesota's Toby Gerhart took a handoff and ran straight up the middle for a 41-yard touchdown. Minnesota leads 19-15.
— 1:16 left: The Vikings kicked off and Baltimore's Jacoby Jones returned it 77 yards for a touchdown. Baltimore leads 22-19.
— 0:45 left: Minnesota's Cordarrelle Patterson caught a 79-yard touchdown pass from Matt Cassel. Minnesota leads 26-22.
And somehow, this crazy game got even better with this incredible ending.
Here was the situation: Baltimore had the ball, first-and-goal at the Minnesota 9-yard line with 10 seconds left. Flacco hit Marlon Brown in the back of the end zone for the game winner with 4 seconds left in the game.
Final: Baltimore 29, Minnesota 26.
Talk about the skill level and tough conditions. It was a perfectly thrown pass by Flacco and Brown got possession with one foot down, dragged the other foot and then both heels were on the ground while maintaining control while hitting the hard turf.
There aren't enough words to accurately describe this one, but here's one: awesome.


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2023 Italian Athletics Indoor Championships is the 55th edition of the Italian Athletics Indoor Championships held in Ancona.

Champions

Note:
Full results.

See also
 2023 Italian Athletics Championships

References

External links
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Norbert Wolff (* 8. April 1962 in Nieheim) ist ein deutscher Theologe, Sozialpädagoge, Kirchengeschichtler und Hochschullehrer.

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Aufgewachsen ist Wolff in Steinheim (Westfalen). Nach dem Abitur 1980 am Städtischen Gymnasium Blomberg/Lippe (heute: Hermann-Vöchting-Gymnasium) und dem Noviziat der Salesianer Don Boscos in Jünkerath und Helenenberg studierte er von 1981 bis 1986 Soziale Arbeit an der Katholischen Stiftungsfachhochschule München Abteilung Benediktbeuern. Außerdem studierte er von 1981 bis 1989 Katholische Theologie an der Philosophisch-Theologischen Hochschule (PTH) Benediktbeuern. Beide Studiengänge schloss er jeweils mit einem Diplom ab.

Von 1990 bis 1993 führte Wolff sozialpädagogisch-pastorale Tätigkeiten im Jugendwerk Don Bosco in Trier-West aus, anschließend absolvierte er bis 1997 ein Promotionsstudium an der Theologischen Fakultät Trier, das er 1998 mit der Promotion zum Dr. theol. mit der Arbeit Zwischen "falscher Aufklärung" und "Obscurantismus". Der Seelsorger, Bibelwissenschaftler und Pädagoge Peter Alois Gratz (1769–1849) abschloss.

Bevor er 1997 Dozent für Kirchengeschichte an der Philosophisch-Theologischen Hochschule Benediktbeuern wurde, übte er pastorale Tätigkeiten in der Seelsorgeeinheit Trier-West/Pallien aus. 2001 erfolgte die Berufung auf die Professur für Kirchengeschichte an der Philosophisch-Theologischen Hochschule Benediktbeuern. Ab 2005 war er dort Prorektor.

2012 verließ Wolff den Orden der Salesianer Don Boscos, um zu heiraten. Dabei gab er auch die Ämter an der Hochschule auf.

Forschungsschwerpunkte
Zu den Schwerpunkten von Wolff gehören die deutsche Kirchengeschichte des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts sowie die Geschichte der Ordensgemeinschaft der Salesianer Don Boscos.
Norbert Wolff schrieb zahlreiche Artikel für das Biographisch-Bibliographische Kirchenlexikon (BBKL).

Publikationen
 Zwei Studenten des ehemaligen Klosters Benediktbeuern als Reformer im katholischen Württemberg: Benedikt Maria von Werkmeister (1745–1823) und Joseph von Mets (1758–1823). Don-Bosco-Verlag, München 1998, ISBN 3-7698-1130-5.
 Peter Alois Gratz (1769–1849): ein Theologe zwischen "falscher Aufklärung" und "Obscurantismus". Paulinus, Trier 1998, ISBN 3-7902-1289-X.
 Viele Wege führen nach Deutschland: Überlegungen zur salesianischen Geschichte der Jahre 1883–1922. Don-Bosco-Verlag, München 2001, ISBN 3-7698-1264-6.
 mit Lothar Bily et al. (Hrsg.): Ein Gott für die Menschen: Festschrift für Otto Wahl SDB zum 70. Geburtstag. Don Bosco Verlag, München 2002, ISBN 3-7698-1364-2.
 (Hrsg.): Benediktbeuern: Erbe und Herausforderung. Festgabe für Leo Weber SDB zum 80. Geburtstag. Don Bosco Verlag, München 2008, ISBN 978-3-7698-1721-8.

Weblinks

 Norbert Wolff auf pth-bb.de

Einzelnachweise

Hochschullehrer (Benediktbeuern)
Kirchenhistoriker (Theologe)
Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (21. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (20. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (21. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Salesianer Don Boscos
Deutscher
Geboren 1962
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Located in the restored c.1885 Old Fort Meade School House, this museum features an extensive collection of area artifacts. During the Civil War, Fort Meade was an important Confederate cattle-driving center. In 1864, several Union raids from their post at Fort Myers were directed at Fort Meade. One raid led to a skirmish at Bowlegs Creek south of Fort Meade in April 1864. One Confederate soldier was killed and another was wounded. While the Union troops suffered no casualties, they did not continue their advance on Fort Meade. In May 1864, a larger Union force of over 200 men burned and sacked Fort Meade. They captured seven Confederate prisoners and confiscated more than 1,000 cattle. Nearly 100 Unionist refugees also returned with them to Fort Myers.


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Q: How to retrieve double values from entity inside list and deal with them I didn't know how to create a better title so here is a full explanation.
I have wallet entity:
@Entity
@Table(name = "wallet")
public class Wallet {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
@Column(name = "wallet_id")
private Long id;

@NotBlank(message = "Please, insert a wallet name")
private String walletName;

@NotNull(message = "Please, insert a amount")
private Double initialBalance;

@Transient
private double totalBalance;

@ManyToOne(fetch = FetchType.LAZY, optional = false)
@JoinColumn(name = "user_id", nullable = false, referencedColumnName = "user_id", insertable = false, updatable = false)
@OnDelete(action = OnDeleteAction.CASCADE)
@JsonIgnore
private User user;

@Column(name = "user_id", nullable = false)
private Long userId;

@OneToMany(mappedBy = "wallet", cascade = {
        CascadeType.ALL})
private Set<Transaction> transactions;

And I also have a transaction entity:
@Entity
@Table(name = "transaction")
public class Transaction {

@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
@Column(name = "transaction_id")
private Long id;

@Column(name = "user_id", nullable = false)
private Long userId;

@Column(name = "wallet_name", nullable = false)
private String walletName;

@Column
@NotNull(message = "Please, insert a amount")
@Min(value = 0, message = "Please, insert a positive amount")
private Double amount;

@Column
private String note;

@DateTimeFormat(pattern = "yyyy-MM-dd")
@Column(name = "date")
private LocalDate date;

@ManyToOne
@OnDelete(action = OnDeleteAction.NO_ACTION)
@JoinColumn(name = "wallet_id", nullable = false)
private Wallet wallet;

@Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
@Column(name = "transaction_type", columnDefinition = "ENUM('EXPENSE', 'INCOME')")
private TransactionType transactionType;

@Nullable
@Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
@Column(name = "expense_categories", columnDefinition = "ENUM('FOOD_AND_DRINK', 'SHOPPING', 'TRANSPORT', 'HOME'," +
        " 'BILLS_AND_FEES', 'ENTERTAINMENT', 'CAR', 'TRAVEL', 'FAMILY_AND_PERSONAL', 'HEALTHCARE'," +
        " 'EDUCATION', 'GROCERIES', 'GIFTS', 'BEAUTY', 'WORK', 'SPORTS_AND_HOBBIES', 'OTHER')")
private ExpenseCategories expenseCategories;

@Nullable
@Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
@Column(name = "income_categories", columnDefinition = "ENUM('SALARY', 'BUSINESS', 'GIFTS', 'EXTRA_INCOME', 'LOAN', 'PARENTAL_LEAVE', 'INSURANCE_PAYOUT', 'OTHER')")
private IncomeCategories incomeCategories;

Now, for you to get a better picture what I want, I will go chronologically how things work:
Here is controller that allow user to create a income transaction:
@PostMapping("/saveIncome/{walletId}")
public String saveIncome(@PathVariable(value = "walletId") long walletId, @Valid Transaction transaction, BindingResult result, Model model) {

    Authentication authentication = SecurityContextHolder.getContext().getAuthentication();
    UserDetailsImpl user = (UserDetailsImpl) authentication.getPrincipal();
    long userId = user.getId();

    Wallet wallet = walletService.getWalletById(walletId);

    boolean thereAreErrors = result.hasErrors();
    if (thereAreErrors) {
        model.addAttribute("incomeCategories", IncomeCategories.values());
        return "income_transaction";
    }

    transaction.setWallet(wallet);
    transaction.setUserId(userId);
    transaction.setWalletName(wallet.getWalletName());
    transactionService.saveIncome(transaction, walletId, userId);
    return "redirect:/api/wallet/userWallet/balance/" + userId;
}

Nothing special, and that works fine.
Now, when a user successfully created a transaction, I have a controller that returns a page where the user actually can see all transactions that he made. This is how its looks:
@GetMapping("/userTransactions/{user_id}")
public String getUserTransactions(@PathVariable("user_id") long user_id, TransactionGroup transactionGroup, Model model) {
    Authentication authentication = SecurityContextHolder.getContext().getAuthentication();
    UserDetailsImpl user = (UserDetailsImpl) authentication.getPrincipal();
    long userId = user.getId();
    model.addAttribute("userId", userId);

    List<Transaction> transactions = transactionRepository.getTransactionsByUserId(user_id);
    List<TransactionGroup> transactionByDate = new ArrayList<>();
    List<Transaction> transOnSingleDate = new ArrayList<>();
    boolean currDates = transactions.stream().findFirst().isPresent();

    if (currDates) {
        LocalDate currDate = transactions.get(0).getDate();

        TransactionGroup transGroup = new TransactionGroup();

        for (Transaction t : transactions) {
            if (!currDate.isEqual(t.getDate())) {
                transGroup.setDate(currDate);
                transGroup.setTransactions(transOnSingleDate);
                transactionByDate.add(transGroup);
                transGroup = new TransactionGroup();
                transOnSingleDate = new ArrayList<>();
            }

            transOnSingleDate.add(t);
            currDate = t.getDate();
        }
        transGroup.setDate(currDate);
        transGroup.setTransactions(transOnSingleDate);

        transactionByDate.add(transGroup);
    } else {
        System.out.println("Empty");
    }

    model.addAttribute("transactionGroup", transactionByDate);
    return "transactions";
}

You can see that I have some lists because I wanted to show all transactions by each date. And that also works fine. For more context, this is my 'helper' class that help me to display user transactions by date:
public class TransactionGroup {
    private LocalDate date;
    private List<Transaction> transactions;

    public LocalDate getDate() {
        return date;
    }

    public void setDate(LocalDate date) {
        this.date = date;
    }

    public List<Transaction> getTransactions() {
        return transactions;
    }

    public void setTransactions(List<Transaction> transactions) {
        this.transactions = transactions;
    }

Now, I hope you get a full picture of how it works. And now, what do I want to achieve?
You can see here this field:
@Column
@NotNull(message = "Please, insert a amount")
@Min(value = 0, message = "Please, insert a positive amount")
private Double amount;

I want to calculate amount that left for each date. For example:
Date 03/03/2023 Transaction income: 100, Transaction income: 100 - Transaction expense: 50 == 150
I tried like this inside getUserTransactionController:
 for (int i = 0; i < transGroup.getTransactions().size(); i++) {
            double result = 0;

            if (transGroup.getTransactions().get(i).getTransactionType().getDisplayName().equalsIgnoreCase("income")) {
                System.out.println("Income amount for date " +
                        transGroup.getTransactions().get(i).getDate() + " is " + transGroup.getTransactions().get(i).getAmount());
                result = result + transGroup.getTransactions().get(i).getAmount();
                System.out.println("Result is " + result);
                System.out.println("------");

            }

But that isn't good, first of all it return me a correct values but doesnt sum it, and If I even made it so code actually sum it, I dont know how I'm suppose to subtract it from expense amount.
Any suggestion, advice, what I can try?

A: Since you already aggregated all the transactions by each date, It likes a pure calculation issue.
LocalDate date = transGroup.getDate();
List<Transaction> transactions = transGroup.getTransactions();
// 1. sum all income
double income = transactions.stream()
        .filter(trans->trans.getTransactionType().getDisplayName().equalsIgnoreCase("income"))
        .mapToDouble(Transaction::getAmount)
        .sum();
// 2. sum all expense
double expense = transactions.stream()
        .filter(trans->trans.getTransactionType().getDisplayName().equalsIgnoreCase("expense"))
        .mapToDouble(Transaction::getAmount)
        .sum();
// 3. subtraction
double left = income - expense;
System.out.println("date:" + date + ",income:" + income + ",expense:"+ expense + ",left:" + left);

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Once I get to level 99 (and assuming that would be the absolute end)..
I'm on lvl 99 and I've been there for 1 yr and I've still got appliances 2 master. I also enjoy doing the monthly goals, so y would I want 2 get rid of everything? Just bcuz u reach lvl99 doesn't mean ur finished.
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Workplace safety at the Austin and Morris (BMC) car factories in the 1960s.
Homepage. This page: A pocket-sized booklet which describes workshop 'best practice' at BMC.
Workshop safety at BMC car factories in the 1960s.
Health and Safety regulation influences virtually everything at the modern motor-car factory, from the factory floor to the car park, from the canteen to the cloakroom. In the 1950s/1960s such regulations were much less onerous than today, but even so there were trilby-wearing gents, brows furrowed, patrolling the car factories of Britain, clipboards in hand, peering through their wire-framed spectacles, ensuring that workers on the shop floor were behaving themselves, and not putting themselves - or others - at undue risk.
The pocket-sized booklet shown below, which probably dates to the late 1950s or early 1960s, was issued by the safety officers of the British Motor Corporation (BMC) to all employees, in a bid to prevent accidents occurring. Presumably this copy was once owned by someone on the factory floor at BMC, quite possibly someone building cars or car components at the Austin works in Longbridge, or doing a similar job at the Cowley plant. The booklet, titled "For Your Safety", was printed by the Nuffield Press.
The content of this booklet is based on the Factories Act, an Act that was updated in 1937, 1959 and 1961, giving a clue as to the date of this publication. The information is grouped by category, this includes sections for Acids, Cyanide, Electric Tools, Paint, and Vitreous Enamelling to name just a few. Accompanying the text are various illustrations, again designed to remind factory workers that they were in a dangerous environment, where one slip or item of loose-fitting clothing could spell disaster, or at the very least a stern talking-to from management and a visit to the first aid officer(s).
Much of the advice, for instance that regarding the lifting of heavy objects, general tidiness, and using ladders correctly applies as much today as it did then. More interesting though are the entries that relate to trades that have all but disappeared from mainstream car manufacture today. Splinters and nails for instance, both no doubt frequently encountered by tradesmen working on older ash-framed cars, and those that featured wood fittings in their interiors, were both things to be wary of at this time, but would today only be a concern for skilled craftsmen and women at the likes of Morgan, or in restoration emporiums. Tips on the operation of circular saws and band saws applied to the joinery department in particular, with a recommendation given that "push sticks" should be used by circular saw operators wherever possible, to distance the operator from the spinning blade.
Several items act as a reminder that even in the 1960s, many of the processes employed in the manufacture of cars and car components, were handled in-house and not necessarily farmed out to outside companies. Workers in the Plating and Hardening Shops for instance, were warned of the grave dangers of cyanide, while employees actively involved in the vitreous enamelling of car parts, were told to always wear a respirator, and wash hands before partaking of food.
Most of the items of paperwork relating to Austin and Morris cars that I've accumulated over the years, relates to the finished product, their sale, and their maintenance once out on the public highway. This small publication though sheds some light on the environment in which such classics as Austin Cambridges, Minis, Morris Minors and 1100s were actually constructed, and for that reason makes it an interesting item to flick through.
Click here to read about other old items of automobilia, and ephemera relating to cars and garages.


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Catastrophic Droughts Are Becoming the New Normal in Somalia
By Joshua Keating
Aug 07, 20195:24 PM
An internally displaced woman shades her head from the heat of the sun during food distribution in the Mogadishus Shingani district just outside of the Somali capital on May 15.
Abdirazak Hussein Farah/Getty Images
The United Nations has warned that more than 2 million people are soon expected to face severe hunger in Somalia, as a result of devastating drought following a disappointing spring rainy season.* Disturbing as that is, there's a bigger long-term concern: This is the third severe drought the country has faced in less than a decade, and the international community has shown nowhere near the level of commitment needed to stave off its worst effects.
A famine that hit the country as a result of drought between 2010 and 2012 caused more than a quarter of a million deaths, and displaced around 2.1 million. An additional 2.1 million people were displaced by another drought in 2017, but widespread famine was mostly—though not entirely—avoided. The country is still recovering from the effects of the 2017 drought, with many people still displaced, as it finds itself in yet another one. This year's rainy season brought only sporadic rain—sometimes so concentrated it resulted in deadly flooding.
"Drought is becoming more regular and more intense," noted Dustin Barter, Oxfam's policy director in Somalia, during a visit to Washington last week. "In this region, climate crisis is no longer a future scenario."
While the 2011 drought was viewed as a massive humanitarian failure—only 46.5 percent of Somalia and Ethiopia's humanitarian response plans were funded—a recent report authored by Barter notes that 2017 was an improvement, with 74.8 percent funding, which may partly account for the lower death toll. Ethiopian, Kenyan, and Somali authorities are credited with launching a proactive response. This time, however, the response plans are only 35.4 percent funded as of June—a funding gap of $1.5 billion—raising fears that the 2011 scenario could repeat itself. Already 15.3 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance and 5.6 million are displaced. The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs recently warned, "The resources are so inadequate that it isn't that activities can't scale up, but that response is actually being scaled back in some areas."
The news isn't all grim. Neighboring Kenya, which was officially designated a "middle income" country in 2014, and Ethiopia, a fast-growing economy that has undergone significant recent political reforms, have both improved their resources and capacity to respond to Somalia's humanitarian crises after dealing with the fallout in recent years (although Ethiopia is currently coping with a displacement crisis of its own). And while Somalia is far from stable, the security situation has improved greatly over the past decade, allowing relief workers to operate safely throughout more of the country.
The nature of Somali society is also transforming, with rural populations rapidly abandoning pastoralist lifestyles and moving to cities—a development that may make them less vulnerable to drought but presents other social challenges.
Still, the lack of funding is exacerbating inequality in a world where the poor countries that have contributed least to climate change are feeling the worst of its effects. Industrialized nations pledged in 2009 to mobilize $100 billion a year by 2020 to help poor countries adapt to the effects of climate change, but only a fraction of that money has materialized. President Donald Trump, a climate change skeptic, cut off U.S. funding to the U.N.'s Green Climate Fund in 2017.
Somalia itself has been in a state of civil war for nearly 30 years, lurching from one political and economic crisis to another. While there seems to be no lack of funding for stepped up drone strikes against militant groups, or naval patrols to protect international shipping from pirates, when it comes to humanitarian needs, "donor fatigue" is often cited as an explanation for the shortfall. But, as Barter puts it, "When you're fatigued, people in the Horn of Africa die."
Correction, Aug. 8, 2019: This piece originally misstated that more than 2 million people will soon be facing "famine" in Somalia. It's more accurate to say they will soon be facing acute hunger.
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I found an old wooden box in the basement, wrote down the dimensions of the box and started thinking of ideas for the design of the board. Since I'm a big fan of the "Lord of the Rings", I wanted to be immersed in the story. So, instead of a parking lot, I put Weathertop. Instead of the policeman, I put Shelob… You get where I'm going with this. The board design was made with Adobe Illustrator, then printed and coated. In order to avoid a mess, I created wooden partitions inside the box – so the money, cards, dices, houses and metal figures wouldn't mix.
When I was finished I was happy and proud! I made something unique and something that I love. It took me two weeks to do it properly, but I think it was worth it. This is my precious.
Will you marry me? ♥ ... Or can I marry your Monopoly?
You do realize you could make a fortune if you were willing to replicate the process and sell them, right? While I only wish I could afford it, there are LOTR fans I know who would easily pay $500 for that - maybe even more. ************* If you could find a supply of similar boxes, would you make it again if someone were willing to pay?


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