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What Range Mean in Math
What variety mean in math? What exactly is a function in math? What exactly is a function in math?
For this one, keep in mind that the function called the square root is definitely an object which has a name, and when it really is being expressed, you may place the name inside the square brackets. It's named a function because of its formula. If you'd like to express the square root with regards to a product, the formula is then X=R3.
What do you believe will be the equation for the square root? R3. In this case, the square root is called the derivative. So the square root may essay help be described by two formulas.
The very first formula can be represented by the quantity (R3). Then the derivative is represented by the word the. In case you replace the word the using the word differentiation, you will get the equation for the square root. This would include things like a solution, a worth plus a time. This would be a time which is different from the original.
Here is what exactly is the equation for the square root? Now it truly is an ordinary item among the product and also the value.
How would you describe what is the square root with regards to a time? Effectively, it's the derivative of your time with respect to the value, and it's the product from the two values.
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Time is a price at which we can repeat an action or possibly a method. When the action or approach is continuous, then the time will generally be the identical.
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Vet Day
November 17, 2010
The Army bands in the Veteran's Day parade, marching past the office building on Fifth Ave, sound peculiarly like a mix of Korean folk music, the sweater-vest patriotism of Charles Ives, and the theme score for The Terminator movies. Guys dressed up in desert fatigues standing around Humvee tanks; men in green dress raiment and berets with trumpets, getting ready to march, flaunt and flex the art and muscle of the Armed Forces. A big banner with a Skull, Sword & Wings: "Kill 'em all, and let God sort 'em out!"
But student life is not Army life. Still, a couple of things that might have provoked a quick stark derangement of self-reflection occurred last week in class. The class broke up into small groups, to create our own finding aid based on a fictional archive. We chose David Bowie. A fellow student, who later admitted her birth year as 1988, said she had never heard of David Bowie. I usually find it an anti-social and offputting reaction to say to people, "You've never heard of that, really?" It is often a person's way of masking smugness with incredulity. "I guess no one should expect anyone to have heard of anyone," I said. But David Bowie? The Diamond Dog? Ziggy Stardust? The White Duke? Blue Jean? The All the Young American Modern Love Changes Dudes Jean Jeanie Man Who Sold the 1984 World?
Then the other day, again broken into groups, having to pretend to arrange a mock archive, and given an 331/3 RPM vinyl record from 1966, one guy asked, "What's 331/3?" He is a musician, though I should not take for granted he should know that. And it wasn't exactly generational. If I had assumed he didn't know, and tried to explain it to him, I'd have felt like kinda of a jerko anyway, because he might have already known in the first place, and it'd be a needley condescension. All in all, my David Bowie vinyl records gained value for the archives.
This week, George W. Bush broke ground on his Presidential Library, located at Southern Methodist University. Bush hopes his papers will shed new light on the bad decisions he made while leading the nation into two wars and the collapse of the economy. Bush now puts his trust in the power of history to vindicate his actions and preserve his legacy, but surely Bush's papers will be the archival proof that he was never a man who put his trust in history.
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Business has been booming in the little resort town of Whistler over the past several years. The record-breaking visitor numbers have kept cash registers ringing, but they have also brought some unintended side effects that make you wonder if Whistler has fallen victim to its own success: traffic backups, scarce parking, short-staffed businesses, and an ever-increasing lack of employee housing. People — both privately and publicly — are pondering the future of the resort, and those in positions of power are grappling with the challenge of controlling growth while protecting the environment, the local economy and the social fabric that has made this community one of the most desirable ski resorts to live and play the world over.
If Whistlerites are feeling overwhelmed by the influx of visitors — nearly 3 million in 2016 — they are not alone. Destinations around the world are buckling under the pressure of too many tourists. International travel is an $8-trillion industry, which grew by six per cent last year. In 2016, Canada saw double-digit increases in visitation from several key markets, including China, South Korea, Mexico and the U.K., And there is no sign of things slowing down as the global population increases exponentially and millions around the world enter the middle class.
The impact of these numbers is easy to see. Crowds clog the streets of the world's most iconic destinations, and increasing pressure from travellers is changing the very nature of these places long lauded for their cultural authenticity. The quaint artisanal stores that once lined the winding streets of Old Town in Prague have been replaced by The Disney Store, Swarovski Crystal and Chanel. In Venice, locals lament the death of their 1,300-year-old city because residents can't afford to live there anymore.
This summer, as temperatures rose, tempers flared and cities around Europe witnessed a strong backlash against "overtourism." Tour buses were attacked and vandalized by groups of irate Barcelonans. Thousands of angry protesters lined the usually peaceful, romantic canals of Venice. The Croatian seaside city of Dubrovnik started limiting the number of visitors entering its historic Old Town. Greek islands turned away cruise ships.
Tourism, it seemed, had become too much of a good thing.
'Loved to death'
Elizabeth Becker literally wrote the book on overtourism. In Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel and Tourism, the former New York Times correspondent reiterates how tourism today is a massive, $3-billion-a-day business. The World Travel and Tourism Council reports that at least one in 10 people around the world is employed by the travel and tourism industry.
"Population growth is a huge factor in overtourism. We are heading for a world population of 9 billion people, and more people means more travel," says Becker. "Europe is like the canary in the coal mine. Some of the most beautiful places in the world are pushing back. In Florence, the mayor ordered the steps of their beautiful churches be watered down every morning and afternoon to prevent tourists from sitting on them, eating their lunch and acting like it is a recreation spot."
Becker says that if overtourism is to be controlled, it can't be left up to the industry. It will require government leadership. "If governments at all levels — local, regional and national — fail to regulate tourism, overcrowding will continue and more places will be loved to death."
Is Whistler in danger of meeting the same fate?
Preserving a world-class community
Sometimes to look forward, you have to look back. Al Raine could be called British Columbia's "godfather of skiing." He sat on Whistler's first municipal council and is now mayor of the Resort Municipality of Sun Peaks. A former coach of Canada's Alpine Ski Team, Raine arrived in Whistler in the early '70s and quickly got involved in the development of Blackcomb Mountain and Whistler Village. Teaming up with other Whistler pioneers such as Garry Watson and John Hetheringon, Raine drew on his extensive knowledge of ski resorts around the world to collaborate and create a vision for Whistler.
"We had some guiding principles to work with," says Raine. "We thought that about 36,000 (bed units) would serve the potential of both mountains. We wanted the majority of the accommodation to be close to the village, with as much opportunity for ski-in-ski-out properties as possible. And we aimed to avoid traffic problems by keeping accommodation close to the mountains and having a pedestrian village."
Raine had a vision of British Columbia as an international ski destination, but even he is surprised by how popular it has become. "I sometimes look at the numbers from Whistler and some of the other resorts and I have to pinch myself. It is beyond even my expectations."
With this level of success comes problems. "There have to be limits to growth," says Raine. "Whistler was designed with 36,000 (bed units) and a ski capacity of 24,000 to 25,000. The resort has gone way beyond that now. They changed the formula used to count beds. If you used the formula that we used, Whistler would probably be over 70,000 pillows."
Raine says Whistler will face increased pressure as the Lower Mainland continues to grow. The population of Vancouver and the Fraser Valley is predicted to hit 3 million people by 2020. In addition, tourism in British Columbia is increasing at a rate of approximately five per cent per year, with Whistler's annual visitor numbers rising at an even quicker clip.
"Ideally, had the world been perfect for British Columbia, we would have had one or two more resorts developed close to the Vancouver market so that Whistler wasn't carrying the full load. Right now, Whistler is carrying the whole load, and the Lower Mainland keeps growing."
When asked how Whistler can manage this growth and avoid the impacts of overtourism, Raine hesitates. He talks about managing the balance between day trippers and destination visitors, putting the brakes on development, and implementing a tax to support the development of tourism infrastructure without burdening resident property owners. In the end, he doesn't have the answer, but he knows one thing for sure.
"If a resort is not looking after its employees, the guest is going to feel that eventually and it will drive your business down," says Raine. "You will never be a world-class destination if you are not a world-class community."
The manager of mountain planning and environmental resources for Whistler Blackcomb, Arthur De Jong, agrees. "If you don't have people who are passionate about the place, you don't have authenticity. The people who live and work in Whistler — now and in the past — have been and will be fundamental to the future of our community," he says. "There were people in this valley, like (naturalist) Don MacLaurin, who understood the concept of sustainable development long before the idea was even defined."
De Jong arrived in Whistler in 1980 and worked as a ski patroller, ski patrol manager and mountain manager before taking on his current environmental steward role. He views the development of the resort through a long lens. When asked where he sees the resort in the next 10 years, he demurs, saying that he usually looks at things from a 30- to 40-year perspective. And his concerns go far beyond visitor numbers. He is looking at the impact of global environmental changes.
"We are feeling pressure as a community, but we are going to feel far greater pressures because of the impact on our biosphere," says De Jong. "Climate change is the No. 1 consideration for building our mountain sustainably into the future."
Perhaps surprisingly, De Jong says that climate change will not necessarily mean a lack of snow. In fact, research shows that winter temperatures have gone up only slightly since the mid-'70s, but summer temperatures have risen dramatically over that time — over two degrees Celsius. The increase is significant. "There is a lot of concern about the glaciers retreating," says De Jong. "It isn't because there has been less snow. It is because the rising summer temperatures are melting them."
Nevertheless, De Jong says WB is working hard to plan for the possibility of less snow. "For decades, we have been working on putting our lifts higher. We do more summer grooming so that we can open earlier with less snow and remain open longer. And we are making substantial investments in energy-efficient snowmaking technology."
De Jong emphasizes that the mountain strives to get more guests connecting with nature without affecting the environment. He admits that their efforts have not always been successful, but there have been some very positive outcomes.
"We focus on not harming ecosystems while placing recreation inside those ecosystems," he says. "For instance, when we built the Symphony Chair on Whistler Mountain, we went from 40-per-cent tree removal to only five per cent."
The bottom line for De Jong is minimizing the ecological footprint of the mountain, and he believes that Whistler Blackcomb's new owners, Vail Resorts, will continue to support that philosophy. Earlier this year, Vail Resorts released their "Epic Promise for a Zero Footprint," committing to zero net emissions by 2030, zero waste to landfill by 2030 and zero net operating impact to forests and habitat. De Jong acknowledges those goals are ambitious, but he is nonetheless impressed by the initiative.
A game of whack-a-mole
Trying to tackle the problems that come with growing tourism in Whistler can feel a bit like playing a game of whack-a-mole. There are so many different issues to address that just when you feel like one has been solved, another pops up. As the president of Tourism Whistler (TW), Barrett Fisher is all too aware of the delicate balancing act required to keep Whistler on track — for residents and visitors alike.
Earlier this year, mounting concern in the community over the impact of increased visitor numbers alarmed Fisher — who grew up skiing the slopes of Whistler — and she took the unusual step of writing an impassioned letter published in Pique (Letters to the Editor, Sept. 14).
"I saw local residents expressing concerns in the local media about housing and transportation issues," says Fisher, "I wanted to let people know that we hear them and we empathize. There are leaders throughout the community who are working diligently on these issues and coming up with some really proactive, thoughtful solutions."
When talking about growth, Fisher prefers the term "responsible tourism" to describe TW's approach. This means taking into consideration the needs of everyone in the community: visitors, residents, and businesses.
"In a community like Whistler, all these pieces are so integrated," says Fisher. "We want to have a warm, welcoming community for our visitors, so in turn, we have to make sure our local employees and residents are well-housed, have good jobs and that the cost of living is appropriate."
At the same time, Fisher highlights some of the efforts being undertaken to manage visitor numbers. These include a campaign last year encouraging people to avoid peak travel times on the highway, offering discount pricing for mid-week and off-season travel, developing alternative visitor experiences during slow periods and encouraging guests to explore areas beyond the village. But ultimately, Whistler's success is inextricably linked to the economy, and this past year has seen a sort of perfect storm in tourism terms.
"Global tourism is on the rise, so Whistler will inevitably experience an increase in numbers, but you have to look beyond that at the economic, political, social and consumer trends that also apply from year to year," says Fisher. "If you look at this past year, we saw very strong economies in some of our largest markets: Canada, the U.S., and the U.K. We also saw strong exchange rates that make Whistler an attractive destination for (those) markets. And we saw some very strong awareness levels as a result of our marketing and sales efforts."
Fisher says that when you combine those factors with two above-average snow years and an unusually hot and sunny summer, everything falls into place to make it one of the busiest years in the history of the resort.
But this coming year might look a bit different.
"There are a number of factors that will have an impact, including the exchange rate," says Fisher. "Our forecasts are predicting that (visitation) will be flat or slightly down for the next year."
When I ask Elizabeth Becker, the overtourism guru, for an example of a city that was successfully handling tourism growth, she offered up the example of Bordeaux, a wine-growing hub in southwestern France. In the early 1990s, Bordeaux had a reputation for being a "boring, faded beauty" full of grimy buildings and abandoned warehouses. Now, it is seeing a tourism boom. How is it handling the success? According to Stephan Delaux, president of the Bordeaux Tourism Board and deputy mayor of the city: "The key to good tourism is to do your planning for the people who live there, for the citizens, and if that is done well, then the visitor will be happy."
Whistler faces the same challenges as many of the world's top tourism destinations — a lack of affordable housing, increased traffic and transportation challenges and concern about preserving the natural environment. And some of the responsibility for these issues falls on the shoulders of local government. Whistler Mayor Nancy Wilhelm-Morden has lived and worked in the resort since the '70s, and is well aware of the ups and downs that often face a resort community.
"It wasn't that long ago, with the 2008 global recession, that we were feeling the effects of the downturn, with lower occupancy rates and lower visitor numbers," she says. "The economy is cyclical, so it is important that we keep focused on the longer-term strategy and vision for the community and the resort."
Now the resort is bursting at the seams with people struggling to find accommodation, employers unable to meet their staffing needs, and regular traffic jams on busy days.
Wilhelm-Morden acknowledges the difficulties.
"Over the past three years, we have been very successful from an economic perspective and now we are looking at some of the unexpected consequences of that success," she says. "It is a fundamental balancing act, protecting the natural environment while being mindful of the livability of Whistler and of the impact of visitation on the community."
But she is confident that Whistler has strategies in place to deal with overtourism.
"Overtourism is a risk for places that don't have a clear vision and that lack accountability measures to inform decisions. That's not Whistler."
Wilhelm-Morden points to the Mayor's Task Force on Resident Housing, which last month released a list of recommendations to expand housing, including building additional employee and resident-restricted accommodation, and allowing more in-fill housing. The Transportation Advisory Group is tackling issues like traffic, parking and transportation. And the Economic Partnership Initiative Committee — comprised of representatives from the local business community — looks at economic planning and development. All three groups will present information at a Nov. 2 community forum.
"We established our vision in Whistler2020 when we said that we wanted 'to be the premier mountain resort community — as we move toward sustainability,'" Wilhelm-Morden says of Whistler's guiding sustainability plan. "That means protecting the natural environmental while ensuring the livability of the community."
Kicking the addiction to growth
Local residents might be skeptical, but here is some food for thought. While residents of Venice are fleeing by the thousands because they can't afford to live there, over 75-per-cent of Whistler employees live within the community, and the goal is to raise that number to 80 per cent. By any measure, it is an impressive figure.
Anna Pollock, who is based in the U.K., has had a long and respected career as a tourism researcher, strategist and the founder of tourism consulting firm Conscious Travel. Pollock warns of what she calls an impending "tourism tsunami." Figures predict a rising middle class, with 3.2 billion people around the world predicted to fall into the category by 2020 and 4.9 billion by 2030.
"Overtourism is a handy term," says Pollock, "because it has an ecological context. Overfishing can kill a fishery. In the same way, too many tourists, badly managed, leads to a degradation of the visitor experience, and people drift away."
Pollock says the tourism industry has traditionally been addicted to growth and that the concept of development needs to be redefined. She says the only way to change tourism is from the inside out.
"Conscious travel is about becoming mindful and aware, as individuals and communities," says Pollock. "We need to make informed choices about who we are, what we yearn for, what matters to us, what's worth preserving and what future is worth creating. If we approach tourism from this perspective, we will be able to make better choices about how we behave as guests and hosts."
Experts agree that the success of a tourism destination is determined by the degree to which the needs of local residents are met. That is good news for Whistler. This community has a strong legacy of visionary citizens. Longtime local residents were passionate environmentalists before that term was commonly used. Affordable housing is a constant struggle, but more of Whistler's employees bed down here than in any other North American resort.
So, despite global pressures like population growth, climate change and the economy, the solution lies within the community. Growth is inevitable, but it will be up to the people of Whistler to decide what that growth will look like.


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I found this on Wikipedia while reading about Luise Princess of Mecklenburg. This was a series of doodles she drew around 1795. I just love bits of history like this. I wonder if she knew her random doodling would end up in a museum one day. It reminds me of my college notebooks, I would doodle while taking notes to help stay focused.
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Expansion of market position in East European salt market
esco acquires Solné Mlýny a.s. salt processing company in the Czech Republic
esco - european salt company GmbH & Co. KG, a wholly owned subsidiary of K+S Aktiengesellschaft, takes over the Czech salt processing company Solné Mlýny a.s. (SMO). The closing of the transaction occurred today. esco is acquiring SMO from the Czech trading group EQUUS, which has been undergoing insolvency proceedings since mid-2010. SMO is a major supplier of salt products in the Czech Republic and also operates in other European markets. The purchase price is in the mid-single-digit million euro range.
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Iron-ore mining major Vale is still focused on the recovery of the region of Brumadinho, in Brazil, in addition to prioritising actions to manage development of the town and other affected territories, which include Barão de Cocais, Itabirito, and Macacos.
Over the past nine months – since the catastrophic collapse of the Brumadinho tailings dam in January – Vale has attempted to maintain an open dialogue with communities and representatives of the government.
The company has allocated more than R$2.3-billion for recovery and compensation actions.
To ensure financial security for families until official compensation negotiations can begin, Vale continues to make monthly emergency payments to more than 108 000 residents of Brumadinho, Barão de Cocais and cities along the Paraopeba river channel.
Vale also guarantees housing, water, food, medicine, clothing, transportation and medical care has been provided to assist the communities.
The company says it is committed to expedite individual indemnity agreements by family and labour groups. Five offices have been made available for negotiations. More than 1 200 civil indemnities have already been signed with families from the affected communities, and 500 labour agreements have been made with families of employees – both direct and third-party employees – who were victims of the breach.
In addition to indemnity payments, Vale says it understands the need to contribute so that residents can deal with the new reality and get back to their routine.
With this in mind, the company launched the Full Assistance Programme for Affected People in September, with more than 500 voluntary memberships. It aims to provide assistance in terms of financial education and planning, resumption of agricultural activities, resumption of small business activities, while also providing support for the purchase of residential, rural and commercial real estate, and offering social assistance.
Through dialogue with residents, Vale says it is promoting social projects to redefine the lives of those affected.
An example is the use of art as a transformation tool. In addition, Vale is supporting the City Government of Brumadinho to expand its Family Referral Programme, which includes psychologists and social assistants, using dialogue as the foundation for care.
Vale also donated 77 operating vehicles to the public security agencies of Minas Gerais, including the fire service, military police and civil police, as well as civil defence. The total amount invested in vehicles and other items acquired voluntarily, and without tax consideration, by the company amounts to more than R$70-million.
The company has also donated more than 7 000 pieces of equipment to such institutions and is funding training courses for all 6 000 state military firefighters. It has also financed the refurbishment of facilities, such as the Forensic Medical Institute, the Criminalistics Institute and the Fire Academy. The choice of goods and services was defined jointly with representatives of the agencies, who were in charge of mapping their main needs.
Vale provided R$80-million as financial compensation to Brumadinho after shutdown of the company's activities, while maintaining the amounts generated by the Financial Compensation for Mineral Exploration.
Further, Vale allocated R$32.6-million to the Municipal Department of Health and Social Assistance to hire multidisciplinary health professionals and new equipment, such as drones to spray larvicide for mosquito control in the region.
Targeting assistance to other cities affected by shutdown of the company's activities, Vale signed an agreement with Minas Gerais Mining Municipalities Association that resulted in two contributions of R$100-million.
In September, Vale announced the Development Plan for Affected Territories, which foresees an investment of R$190-million for the communities of Macacos, in Nova Lima, Barão de Cocais, and Itabirito. It seeks to develop the economic aptitude of the regions, as well as promote social welfare after the disaster-related changes to the emergency levels of B3/B4, Sul Superior and Forquilhas dams.
Investments will be directed to areas such as tourism, infrastructure, education, health, environment, and professional qualification.
Finally, to support the recovery of the Paraopeba river, a River Water Treatment Plant was set up near the confluence of Ferro-Carvão stream. Between May and October, the plant returned 1.9-billion litres of clean water to the Paraopeba river in accordance with the legal standards defined by Brazil's National Council for the Environment.
To supply the metropolitan area of Belo Horizonte, Vale will invest close to R$450-million in construction works. Vale will also undertake interconnection works between the water supply systems of Paraopeba basin and Rio das Velhas basin.
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This structure provides a water flow rate of one-million litres an hour – the same rate collected by the municipality at the Paraopeba river before the dam collapse in January. The project is expected to be completed by July 2020, when it will be delivered to the City Government of Pará de Minas and operated by the concessionaire Águas de Pará de Minas.
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The Mueller Report identifies Mifsud as "a London-based professor who had connections to Russia and traveled to Moscow in April 2016. Immediately upon his return to London from that trip, Mifsud told Papadopoulos that the Russian government had 'dirt' on Hillary Clinton in the form of thousands of emails." (April 26, 2016)
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The Phillip Island penguin parade has become the latest event to be narrated by BBC commentator Andrew Cotter during the live sports drought.
A BBC sports commentator in lockdown has narrated Phillip Island's penguin parade to make up for the lack of live events.
The penguins' daily walk to their burrows on the Victorian island has become the latest event to be narrated by Andrew Cotter, after he commentated on the antics of his labradors Olive and Mabel.
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For the past forty years, "Fr. Dick" was the much beloved and endearing chaplain of the Montrose School for girls in Medfield, Massachusetts. In these video clips, Fr. Dick talks about meeting St. Josemaria Escriva in Rome for the first time, as well as other memories.
Fr. Rieman was born in Chicago in 1925 and served as a Navy flyer in World War II. He returned to Chicago where he worked as a member of the Actors' Equity Association on-stage productions, most notably as technical director for the great Chicago Railroad Fair from 1948-49, demonstrating, among other things, his skill as a horseback rider. He studied at DePaul University, receiving a B.S. in Sociology in 1951. During his studies, he met Fr. Joseph Muzquiz and Salvador Ferigle, who had just arrived in Chicago from Spain to begin Opus Dei's apostolic work in the United States. Dick Rieman (as he was known) joined Opus Dei in 1950 and thus became the first member from the United States. During this time he was instrumental in the founding of Scepter Publishers (1952).
He corresponded with Opus Dei's founder, St. Josemaría Escrivá, and in 1954 moved to Rome to live with him while studying at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum). He received a doctorate in Canon Law in 1957 and was ordained to the priesthood in 1958 in Rome.
Returning to the United States that year, Fr. Dick lived for a few years in Washington DC, carrying out the apostolic activities of Opus Dei. He helped start The Heights Study Center, which later became The Heights School in Potomac, Maryland.
Fr. Dick then moved to Boston where he remained for the rest of his life. He first served as chaplain at two Opus Dei college residences, Trimount House for men and Bayridge Residence for women. Beginning in 1979 he served as the founding chaplain at Montrose School, where he said Holy Mass nearly every day and heard thousands of confessions. To all who knew him there, his great loves were the Eucharist, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the sacrament of Reconciliation. With his warm smile, Fr. Dick had a knack for making every girl feel like she was the most important person in the world.
Fr. Dick had an amazing capacity for warm friendship and had hundreds of friends of all ages. An avid sports fan—especially Boston teams—he had played baseball in college and in his later years hockey and golf. But most of all he was known for his generosity and gracious sense of humor, as well as his dedication to the spiritual welfare of everyone he met. His cheerful demeanor affected the lives of countless men and women who loved him as a great friend.
A wake will be held in St. Mary of the Assumption Church, 420 High St., Dedham on Friday, December 6, from 3:00 - 8:00 pm and again on Saturday morning December 7, from 9:00 10:00 followed by a funeral Mass at 11:00. Interment will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery in West Roxbury (where Fr. Joseph Muzquiz and Fr. Sal Ferigle are also buried). There will be a reception afterwards at Montrose School in Medfield.
In lieu of flowers donations in memory of Fr. Dick may be made to the Montrose School, 29 North Street, Medfield, MA. 02052.
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"nbc 10" breaking news. we are following breaking news in philadelphia. an off duty officer stops a pizza shot robbery. gunfire is exchanged and the suspect is dead. details coming up in a live report. plus lily pulitzer lockout. standing their ground outside of oaks. we are telling you why they are camping out tonight. the skyline of philadelphia. we're seeing some showers this morning but it's going to be a nice friday and even better weekend. what you can expect in the "nbc 10" first alert forecast. it is 4:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's check with meteorologist
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brittney shipp. >> good morning. temperatures are improving. we'll head back into the 70s. mild conditions expected. here's a look outside. you can see the clouds in the background. temperatures 57 in allentown, 56 in atlantic city, 57 in wildwood and dover. a few sprinkles for us this morning but we'll mainly stay dry as we head into friday. temperatures will stay mild for a change. if you take a look at the next eight hours, you'll see a few sprinkles. 57 degrees by 6:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m. 59. temperatures at lunchtime 65 degrees. our temperatures will range between 71 and 74 degrees. i'm also tracking even warmer weather as we head into the weekend. i'll break it on down for you in my full forecast. let's check in with katy zachry. >> you know full well some of us may be waking up with wed
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roadways that moved in overnight. it shouldn't be causing you any delays. a live look at the schuylkill expressway, this is a live look at girard avenue. you see the headlights there, that's eastbound. you may find some construction between girard and it should be lifting. westbound, very light volume. 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine things are running smoothly as are they between the blue route and 76. the area bridges all free and clear this morning. it is 4:02. we are following breaking news in philadelphia's lawn dale section. aen off duty officer killed a suspect trying to rob a pizza shop. monique braxton is live. >> reporter: moments ago that officer who was involved pulled off in his own vehicle from the scene, but i can tell you right now, this is still a very active investigation. a few detectives are still here outside rising sun pizza.
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crime scene also just left the scene. now that officer will be interviewed by internal affairs as well as homicide detectives. let's look at some video of what it looked like just a few hours ago. this is what we were told by police, two men, one of them armed entered as the off duty officer was waiting for his order. the robbers then snatched $20 from the detective and ordered him to the floor. he did so but when the robbers focused their attention on the pizza shop workers, a 22-year-old owner and another employee the officer identifies himself and pulls out his weapon. immediately a gun battle begins. two shots are fired at the detective. he returns fire. one suspect is hit in the left side of his chest but both of the men flee the store. one suspect collapses and dies outside in ther ot. he's extremely lucky that he was not killed. the owner of this pizza shop and
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the employee are very fortunate that there was an off duty philadelphia police detective inside this pizza shop. >> reporter: a loaded revolver is also found inside the pizza shop on the floor. the dead suspect appears to be in his late 20s to early 30s according to police. we're also told that both of the men were wearing hoodie sweatshirts covering their faces and at least one of them was armed. now in the next half hour we're going to bring you exclusive video of the police officer and tell you what's next in this investigation. live in lawn dale monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." this morning all three men suspected in the abduction and assault of a woman on jeweler's row are now in jail. last night authorities arrested two additional suspects in the case. they captured kayhree gay. they kidnapped her from the
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chestnut street parking garage threw her in a van. the victim was tasered, robbed, then released at a cemetery in darby. >> the victim suffered but survived a brutal horrific assault. these arrests hopefully will bring some measure of relief to the victim. to the business that these three men allegedly targeted to the business community in jewelers row and to the public at large. >> the victim is recovering at home from a concussion and broken ribs. the two suspects arrested last night will make their first court appearance later today. this morning police in camden county are on the hunt for a suspect who they say murdered his ex-girlfriend. he stabbed and killed carol boun in her driveway in berlin township. we did some digging into his background and found a 2006 kidnapping charge that we're told involved an earlier girlfriend. it is 4:05 and 56 degrees outside. happening now, customers looking to get deals at the lily
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pulitzer warehouse sale in oaks are angry they're still waiting outside. it's supposed to run until 8:00 last night but the doors closed at 6:00 with hundreds still in line. the lily pull litser company says there are more customers than would able to be safely get in so they told people to come back in the morning and people decided to wait outside. also happening today, family members of an 8-year-old philadelphia girl who was seriously injured by a hit and run driver are bringing awareness to the dangers of careless driving. she's already undergone two major surgeries. her right arm was broken in four places. today's rally in love park will focus on saving children and pedestrians from reckless pedestrians. today marks the deadly market square collapse. the mayor will join people for a
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memorial service this morning. it was june 5th 2013 that the building being demolished collapsed on the salvation army building. six people died. the demolition contractor and equipment operator are scheduled for trial charged with third degree murder. it's 4:0 7. remembering beau biden. people paid their respects. he lied in honor at the statehouse yesterday. mourners offered comfort. beau biden died saturday of brain cancers at the age of 46. >> i've never met him but i felt heart broken. >> i felt like they are a well-respected family and i'm honored to be here. >> had he been able to run for governor, i'm sure he would have been governor of delaware. he was an amazing person. >> during the service the governor awarded beau biden
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posthumously thewo honors. today there will be two public viewing for biden, one at saint anthony's, one in the afternoon and one in the evening. president obama will deliver the eulogy. because of the viewings and the funeral, several streets in downtown wilmington will be closed today and tomorrow. here's a look at the streets surrounding the church. they'll be closed off from traffic from 6:00 this morning until 2:00 tomorrow after noon. you will not be allowed to park on several streets in the area. you can get more information about the traffic and parking situation. you can watch the beau biden services as they happen on our "nbc 10 news" app. >> just went to an alert 2. the whole airport just shut down. >> an imagine landing last night at philly international left a
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plane nose down and travelers dealing with hours of delays. the plane took off from a small airport in monmouth county but the pilot realized his landing gear wasn't working. they responded to a plane after it skidded 1,000 feet. all five passengers walked off safely but the ripple effect was felt by hundreds of other passengers. >> circling for an hour. >> there was a gentleman sitting next to me very nervous. he was a bit upset. >> flights are expected to arrive and depart on time this morning at philly international. now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head into the rest of today, temperatures will push back into the 70s for a change. so mild conditions as we end your work week. you'll have nice weather for your friday night plans. a closer look at current temperatures, 53 degrees in the
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poconos. mid 50s in wilmington. 57 degrees currently at wildwood and we're at 56 degrees in atlantic city. yesterday was a miserable day down at the shore. today our temperatures will improve a bit and wind speeds shouldn't be that bad. we're seeing wind speeds in philadelphia pushing into lancaster county. over the next eight hours expect temperatures to warm up nicely. 60s by the time you head out for lunch. 9:00 a.m. 59 degrees. 6:00 a.m. temperatures at 57. for today we'll range between 71 and 74 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. mild conditions. just a few stray showers mainly in the morning. wind speeds out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour. temperatures pushing into the 70s for today. 75 degrees in philadelphia. 74 in wilmington towards the shore at 67. i am tracking a dry weekend but a warming storm is on the way.
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>> ten after 4:00 right now. usually a quiet time on the roads but let's check. first alert traffic reporter katy zachry. where are you watching? >> start things off at 95. typical trouble spot at cottman avenue and girard. center city philadelphia it gets really backed up. cottman avenue very light volume. you might find overnight construction, part of the project on 95 it's not affecting drive times. 13 minutes to go from woodhaven to the vine street expressway. pennsylvania turnpike you will see overnight construction out to the left around 5:00. drive times between the exits at route 1, 20 23 minutes in both directions. finally moving into new jersey things looking good on 295 and the 42 freeway. tracy. it may be the biggest cyber attack in american history. the u.s. government says millions of americans had their private information stolen and we'll tell you who they say is
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it is 4:14 and 56 degrees outside. a live look at the bridge. brittney shipp says it will get better. details in a minute. take a look at this video. today people in two colorado towns will be repairing the damage left behind by a pair of tornadoes. this is video taken when one of those tornadoes touched down last night. at least three homes were destroyed and another dozen were damaged. there were no reports of any injuries. also in colorado there's
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growing concern about a serial sniper after several shootings since april. the latest victim was gunned down on wednesday. two weeks ago a man was shot dead while riding his bike and in april a woman was shot in the neck while driving. investigators say all of the attacks happened within a mile of each other. they're looking into reports of car windows being blown out in the area. well it could be the biggest cyber attack against america ever. millions of government workers hacked and suspected culprit, china. "nbc 10's" vai sikahema is live in our digital operations center. vai, information is still coming in but what do we know? >> reporter: tracy good morning. this is according to nbc news sources say that hacking of u.s. computer files could have put at risk the personnel files of up to 4 million former and current former federal agents and employees. the stolen data includes names and also birthdays and social
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security numbers. the fbi is investigating. in the past cyber attacks from china have come from this army building in shanghai. officials say the hackers went after records in the office of personnel management. that's the agency that screens and hires federal workers and does security clearances for 90% of the government. officials tell nbc news that the data breech could potentially affect every federal agency. u.s. officials tell us that they don't think cia covers have been blown. meanwhile, the chinese embassy has not responded to any calls about the hacking. live in the digital operations center, i'm vai sikahema, "nbc 10 news." it is 4:16. for the first time we're seeing the weapons of the man who bolted inside the white house in march. these show guns knives ammunition that omar gonzalez had in his car. he rushed past guards and made it all the way to the east room.
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he pleaded guilty to entering a restricted building and assaulting a secret service agent. >> the secret service had to categorize the threat this is like a death kon 5. >> they're recommending prison time and years of supervised release. they have added temporary metal spikes to the top of the fence. a friend of dzhokhar tsarnaev will be sentenced today. he was convicted of conspiracy and obstruction of justice. that was for removing his backpack and laptop computer from the building after the bonlings. prosecutors have recommended a four year sentence. two philadelphia teens are behind bars in connection with a string of robberies targeting temple students. police say the 16 and 17-year-olds are responsible for at least five holdups within the past three weeks. investigators think they may be connected to even more robberies. police still haven't decided to
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charge the teens as adults. two camden men are wanted after this video surfaced showing them lighting an suv often fire. they captured the incident near hyland and garden. police believe the same guys lit two other vehicles on fire. students are taking up the fight for funding of philadelphia schools. students left their classrooms for city hall marching through the halls and holding up signs. more than 80 principals signed on to support the $105 million plan to bail the schools out of debt and add resources. mayor michael nutter wants property owners to pay more. during yesterday's council session educators voiced new opposition from the new prison that will use up dollars so desperately needed for school. >> i'm so proud to stand here with council members that will help our children for art, for
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nurses, for counselors for the teachers. >> i think the way to go about it is to go after delinquent taxpayers and do tax lean sales. raise the money that way. >> council could discuss that. >> imagine a car that makes you take a breathlizer test before you could drive it. yesterday mothers against drunk driver got a sneak peak at a driver alcohol detection system. it includes a breath sense ser but a button that shows alcohol blood flow running through a driver. it's at least five years away. changes to pat could he transit could mean more money coming out of your pockets. you'll be able to use your patco freedom fare card but the 50 cent discount on transfers that you may be used to will go away.
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patco also announced a special fare plan for the pope's visit in september. you'll be able to get an all day pass for just $5. >> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. you are taking a live look outside right now. we are seeing a mostly cloudy start to the day but as we head into the rest of the weekend we'll actually see a little bit more sunshine peeking through and we have earned it after the last couple of days with these temperatures well below average. there's the possibility of our first 90 degree day. as we head into the weekend we'll see warmer temperatures as well. we're at the beginning of a warming trend that will push us into the 80s by next week. mild conditions expected today. warmer weekend for us and then storms again heading into next week. we'll see a nice break for the
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weekend. right now conditions at 58 degrees in philadelphia. wind speeds out of the northeast at 8 miles per hour. across the rest of the region at 58 in reading, 56 degrees in atlantic city with mostly cloudy skies. as we push into the next few hours here temperatures will move into the 60s. right now mainly starting off in the 50s. 58 in philadelphia 56 in wilmington, 56 degrees in atlantic city. 24 hour temperature change that shows similar conditions to what we saw this time yesterday. our radar shot shows a few little sprinkles and those will start to go away as we head into the rest of today. throughout your morning hours we'll see a little chance here of a few passing showers but as we head into the afternoon we'll see a little bit more sunshine. more of a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures pushing into the low 70s. nice to return back a bit closer to average. temperatures will range between 71 and 74 degrees today. mostly cloudy. mild with just a few stray showers in your morning hours.
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wind speeds still out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour. seven day forecast shows that temperatures will continue to warm up as we head into the weekend so we are tracking nice conditions on tap for you. >> 4:22 right now. let's check the roads for your friday morning commute. katy zachry is watching those. what are you seeing katy? >> hi tracy. a little bit of wet roads but it shouldn't be tying you up. new jersey cherry hill 295 at route 70 very light volume. garden state parkway or atlantic city expressway. route 42 freeway, things are looking good as the maps went north between route 55 and walt whitman bridge. you can see it's only taking you five minutes. that will only get worse. moving into pennsylvania no accidents on 95 76 or the blue route. there is some overnight
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fatigue symptoms. with catelyn jenner's debut making headlines this week transgender health is getting some extra attention. philadelphia hosted its first ever transgender pride flag raising ceremony yesterday at the annual trans health conference in center city. the event offers workshops and activities focused on the health and well-being of transgender people. earlier catelyn jenner introduced herself in the new issue of "vanity fair" magazine. happening today, the special olympics unified relay across america comes to philadelphia. here's a live look at the art museum where this morning children's hospital of philadelphia patient and special olympian john rosatti will be standing on the steps. after it passes through philadelphia it will continue to
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los angeles for the 2015 special olympics world games. now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> and we'll see a mild day today. temperatures warming into the low 70ed. it will be a nice day to head out for the phillies game. we have a beautiful weekend on tap. i'll let you know all the details coming up in my full forecast. katie? good morning, brittney. i am following things overnight. construction has cleared in this area which is great for drivers heading to the airport this morning. we'll check out the airport for any delays. you may be waking up with wet roadways. i'll let you know if that causes any problems. breaking news in philadelphia, an off duty police officer gets into a gun fight with a would-be robber and it gets ugly. details coming up.
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"nbc 10" breaking news. right now, one accused robber is dead and another is on the run after getting into a shootout with an off duty officer in a pizza place overnight. live at the scene gathering new information about the search and the second suspect. plus more people will say their final farewells to beau biden today. we'll tell you about some of the traffic problems you may have to get around this morning. and live look outside right now. center city skyline. there are some showers in some places right now but we are getting ready for a weekend warmup. another chilly morning. 56 degrees outside. 4:30. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it's chilly but it will be a nice day today. we'll get a little break from the rain. let's get right to meteorologist brittney shipp with the forecast.
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Our search for the 'Perfect' Body
Let us accept one fact. We, or at least most of us, are excessively concerned about our face and physique. This obsession is perhaps the reason why we mock those individuals who, in our opinion, do not have the 'perfect' body. This article, which contains a few real-life anecdotes, shows why always obsessing over superficialities is not good.
The story of the FrenchmanAs I was reading one of the older editions of the 'Reader's Digest', I had the opportunity to once again read the story of the world's first full-face transplant. The Frenchman, Jerome (his last name was not revealed), who suffered from Neurofibromatosis, was given a new lease of life when Doctor Laurent Lantieri successfully performed the operation that replaced his earlier face with a new one.
Those who do not have any idea regarding Neurofibromatosis will perhaps not realise the significance of this operation for Jerome. This disease which happens purely due to genetic reasons leads to abnormal tissue growth along nerves. The rare disease, which affects only one in three thousand individuals, leads to severe disfigurement, usually in the facial region. In other words, if you suffer from Neurofibromatosis, your life would become a living hell, only because of your disfigured face.
And so it was for Jerome too. Whatever talent he had (he had learnt film studies in the hope of getting a job in the movies or the theatre) was not recognised. Whenever he went to any public place, people would hurl various degrees of insults at him. Riding the metro was an even worse experience as his fellow passengers treated him a little better than animals. And after a lifetime of humiliation for no fault of his own, he decided to try out a surgery that could help in changing his face, but which also came with lethal risks.
What I saw and heardIt was a happy ending for Jerome, but what does his experience show? In fact, as I was reading Jerome's story, I remembered an incident that I had witnessed just a week or so ago. It happened when we were getting on the school bus after the last day of our board examinations (I have recently appeared for my Class XII examinations). One of my friends, Rajan (name changed), who did not board our bus soon became the topic of conversation. Everyone on the bus soon started to talk about what they thought of Rajan's physique. Rajan was quite thin and because of this, he was generally bullied by the rest of our classmates. He was also slightly hunched and because of that, he was given the name 'Ship of the Desert'. While this may sound amusing to an outsider, I was really hurt as well as angered after hearing all this. In fact, among the persons who were the most vocal in making fun of him, one was a visibly 'overweight' girl and another was a boy with an 'ugly' face! In other words, they, themselves, did not have the 'perfect' body which they expected to find in Rajan. I do not know how I managed to keep my emotions to myself on that particular day. And even though I, myself, am physically quite well-built, I still grew tense thinking about what these people say about me behind my back.
And it is not as if this physique-based bullying is only limited to students. I remember an incident last year when one of our teachers actually spoke harshly to a student while at the same time, mocking his small physical stature. After the class ended, he confided in me about the incident and how he never enjoyed those sorts of comments.
Our awful obsessionThese incidents, involving various kinds of persons, reveal a common thread. We, as a society, are excessively obsessed about the 'perfect' physique and face. We often conjure up an image of the perfect body and if anyone does not meet that image, then we spare no words in mocking him or her to the utmost. Granted, there is a difference between friendly banter and mockery. But even banter must not exceed certain limits. It is not anyone's fault (at least on most occasions) that a person is overweight or underweight, or 'excessively' tall or 'excessively' thin. Who can even define who is excessively thin or excessively fat? And what right do we have to mock a person who does not fulfill our criteria of a beautiful body?
This obsession regarding physique has in fact grown worse in the current era. The influence of mass communication media, especially the movies and television featuring actors with six-packs and actresses with a 'size zero' figure has made us more conscious than ever of our physique. To a certain limit, this is good, if we truly begin to care about our health. But the problem starts when our main concern is not simply acquiring a 'healthy' body but mocking all those who do not have one.
The effects of this kind of constant mockery can be extremely frightening, especially at the fragile teenage stage. Jerome, about whom we discussed at the beginning of this article, once asked his mother (at the age of twelve) why he was even born. He agreed to undergo a surgery that could potentially take away his life, precisely because he was tired of all that he had to face, day in and day out. A short trip to the nearby café could leave him depressed for the day. Depression, in fact, is the worst possible effect of such mockery.
What can we do to prevent all this? If we are parents, then we need to talk to our children regarding the fact that having or not having a 'good' physique or a face is no benchmark for success, if there is no actual talent within us (surprisingly, this is true even in case of models and actors). The greatest thing we can probably do is to think from the perspective of those who have to face such mockery. We should not give them pitying glances; a few genuinely friendly words should be good enough.


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Somehow, I have enabled the reminder feature for SMS. Everytime I get a sms, and if I don't check it then, it keeps me notifying (ringtones/vibrations) till the time I check that SMS. Can anyone please tell me how can we stop this?
On your Xiaomi phone, you can set how many times you want to repeat the text message alerts when there's an unread text notification on the lock screen. Each alert is played in 5 minutes interval with the condition that the screen must be off
To turn on/off repeat message notifications:
i. MIUI V5
- Open the Messaging app.
- Tap the Menu button > Settings > Sound
- Select either 1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, or 10x. Note: If you do not want repeat message alerts select 1x.
ii. MIUI 6
- On the MIUI 6 phone's Settings, tap Messaging.
- Tap Number of rings/notifications.
- Select either 1 time, 2 times, 3 times, 5 times, or 10 times. Note: If you do not want repeat message alerts select 1 times.


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The Nike Kobe 10 Elite "Hollywood Nights" PE was debuted on the feet of Kobe Bryant when they Los Angeles Lakers took on the Brooklyn Nets.
Today, we get a closer look at that "Hollywood Nights" Nike Kobe 10 that features a Black and Yellow color scheme. The shoe sports a full Black Nike Flyknit upper with Yellow detailing near the toe area, as well as on the Nike Swoosh logos, Nike Flywire, and outsole.
As of right now there is now exact release date set at the moment, but check out the full image below and let us know what you guys think in the comments section. Should Nike consider releasing these to the public?
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Melodica Sweatshirt Marl Grey
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Melodica logo print T-shirt.
Collaboration with Chris Coco's Melodica label.
This Melodica print is hand screen printed in 1 colour on a marl grey sweatshirt.
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