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When it comes to my smile, there are only two things that bother me: The large gap in my bottom teeth, and my lateral incisor that appears to be slightly behind my two front teeth (It is the same color as my other teeth but appears grey in photos and bad lighting. Is bonding an option for either of these two issues? I'm happy with my smile (with those exceptions) so I'd prefer not to undergo braces.
Is Bonding a Good Option for My Teeth? I Have A Gap and Spacing Issues. (photo)
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Orthodontics or Bonding
Even though you would prefer not to have braces, I would talk to an orthodontist before doing anything else. There may be options you hadn't considered, and it might not be as involved as you think. Orthodontics is the least invasive way to get the changes you want (no cutting or drilling) and I think you will be the happiest long term with the results of this treatment. Having said that, I think bonding will work also, it's probably the least expensive as well. It will wear out at some point though. As far as veneers, keep in mind that once you have veneers you will always need them, and they will need replacement eventually too (it will likely cost more to replace them than it cost to get them initially).
Gaps and crooked teeth
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Orthodontics, bleaching and bonding if necessary
The best way to handle your case would be first aligning those two teeth, getting the best color possible with bleaching and then performing a good and conservative bonding work with composite resins if necessary. I would not recommend bonding in first place as more material will be needed with esthetic compromise, problems with opacity, etc.
I would not recommend veneers as you will have to remove healthy tissue (enamel) and your anterior guidance will be affected.
Invisalign is the Solution for your Problem
I understand you would like to close the lower gap with bonding. Bonding may make your teeth too large, not giving you a look that you would like. Bonding can be done to bring the lateral incisor forward. Remember that bonding is not a permanent solution to your problem and often chips and has to be redone. You can also accomplish all of this with veneers and they are permanent but their will be reduction of enamel to the teeth. Once you have veneers, always veneers!
My suggestion to you is, even though you do not want braces, you can accomplish and fix your problem permanently with clear braces called invisalign. These are clear removable aligners that will close the gaps, align your teeth and after you are finished , you can use the trays for whitening all of your teeth.
Invisalign or Braces For Spacing Issues
Looking at the photo I think that bonding would not be a good option for you at all. I think that your bite needs to be evaluated and that you should consider some sort of orthodontics. If you are against braces, then have an Invisalign consult to see if you are a candidate for that. Good luck.
Large gap between teeth
The best treatment for your case would be orthodontics/braces. Since the gap between your teeth is considerably large, your bottom front teeth would look abnormally large if bonding was used to close the gap. You should also consider braces because it appears from your picture that your back teeth are in crossbite. Once your bones have the right proportions and your teeth are in the proper position, you will be able to chew better and look even more attractive. Best, Dr. Elizabeth Jahanian
I would not consider bonding as a good first option for this gap
In looking at your picture, the lower gap seems too large to close with bonding. The teeth will look way to wide and un-natural. Your upper laterals may be improved by adding bonding to bring them forward but I see them a bit small. Also your bite must be evaluated to see if it will allow this type of work to be done.
My advice is, if you do not want braces, then go with Invisalign to level, align, and close the space. This will solve your problems without having to do anything to the teeth (other than move them). You can even lighten your teeth by putting some whitening gel into the aligners at night. If you want a more ideal smile after that, you may consider some gum leveling to make the teeth look a bit longer on the gum side.
There is nothing better than your own natural teeth.
Hope this helps
Dr. T
You're a Great Candidate for Closing an Incisor Gap
Obviously orthodontic treatment is your number one choice to correct spacing, gaps and misaligned teeth. However, 'bonding' can be a great choice as the first step in changing your smile. Closing the lower incisor gap with bonding is done all the time. You can also have bonding done to align your top front tooth. You can always do VENEERS at a later date. Interview dentists and have a moch up of your smile done if you want to see how it looks first!!!
Bonding to solve esthetic issues
Bonding will likely solve the issue that concerns you for your upper tooth in the hands of a skilled cosmetic dentist. Bonding will not result in a pleasing esthetic appearance for the lower arch. I would encourage you to reconsider some type of orthodontics. It may not be as involved or expensive as you imagine and you will enjoy proudly the result the rest of your life. Best of luck.
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|RealNetworks RealPlayer Alex
|Used for updates probably, part of the Real Player- a media program Nat
|real player update file, runs everytime you start up
|It is Real's Pop Up Generator Pop Up = Pest like a fly Nocturnal John
|Starts everytime you boot through a registry key which if removed will come back again ! HaNi
|Monitors RealPlayer activity. Generates pop-ups, not RealPlayer related though. XGS
|You download/buy real player :- you get Realsched.exe. It's part of the program. It's in the Task Manager Because it's doing something! See also: Link David Whatley
|nothing wrong with it, super safe, doctor
|just for updating realplayer (super veilig) See also: Link doctor
|spyware - passes personal info about. Thanks Real!
|Tries to insert itself, in RUN section of registry. Runs with realvideo/realaudio, but not required, just an auto-updater. Nagware. Mike
|It is an automatic update utility for Real Player. You can remove first by disabling the auto-update feature in your Tools- Preferences- Automatic Services- AutoUpdate (In RealPlayer). Then search through your registry for 2 locations of "realsched" (Type "regedit" after clicking on run in your Start Menu): The first will be a "(Default)" key, modify the key and erase the path; the second will be in the 'HKLM- Software- Microsoft- Windows- Current Version- SharedDlls' folder. Modify this key to "0". And lastly, open you "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Real\Update_OB\" delete "realsced.exe"
|On my athlon 2400+, caused 100% cpu usage just for that process when it was running radchilies
|There doesn't seem to be a way to prevent RP from launching it on computer startup. :( Sulan
|real player auto update program erkan
|using 99% of CPU and slowing system to a crawl
|It's just an updater for Realplauer, it does no harm Anthony
|Has caused errors when it runs during a windows update. Gedda
|uses too much cpu
|i do not run Real, and it has appeared in my processes yesterday. i dont view movies or streaming with Real. Its not using CPU and minimal MEM, but it should not be there. Karl
|Causes 100% CPU usage. Annoying- cause my drive to only defragment to 50% after running all afternoon and night long Armandine
|the one process takes up nearly all of the cpu, and slows usage 2 much
|it will not allow certain programs to open and run while its running catman
|Caused windows updates to be very slow and used 99% CPU Bryce
|It uses up my processor resources Ninpolearner
|use 100% CPU when run on win2000 ???
|using 98% of my cpu on win98 Jon
|Turn off the Message Center checking and Auto update will stop it. Dave
|It causes 100% cpu usage on my computer. Slowed the system to a crawl. Kill it. Potrod
|using up 100% of cpu brenda
|Can use up a lot of memory and bandwith. Unnecessary - just check real.com regularly! Sallyann
|Realplayer uses this file to copy info and save it for when you are online, then it sends it to real. It copies info like the movies you view to how many drives you have connected and much more. real claims not to use the info in a bad way, but it is spying on you. You agree to it when you accept real player install agreement. Don
|Unstable, badly written malware. Get rid! GR33DY
|I shut it down with justshed and lvcoms everytime I login vocatude
|just stop message center checking and auto update, do not need to edit registry Guil
|Comes from realplayer and uses up my CPU usage Garrett
|I don't want any extra programs to run on the background, especially not when it's using almost all my CPU-power, while doing nothing. I'm going to try and find and delete everything in my registery on realsched, and disable it unsing msconfig. Then i'm going to delete it, and when it's running again after my next boot, i'm going to use another player wich does NOT let programs run hidden on your pc. It's just simply annoying. Ceristimo
|Real Player Scheduler... Kill process then delete the entry from the registry! Farah
|uninstalled real player to make it go away. was taking 100%cpu mike
|Another very good reason not to use annoying Real Media / Player Oz
|It's nagware. To turn off, open real player, go to Tools- Preferences- Automatic Services- AutoUpdate and click off "Automatically download and install important updates" TP
|It's a major pain in the CPU! Mel
|I managed to get it to not load on boot using msconfig but couldn't find it in the services list. Took very little cpu usage on Athlon xp2000 and Winxp
|If it's eating your cpu, then its most likely not the real realsched.exe that is showing up in your task list. A lot of spyware files are named "realsched.exe" to try and trick you into thinking that it's part of realplayer. Rob
|As others have started, it's also taking 98% CPU on my Dell w/XP Kevin Dibb
|bin it , nothing but trouble and resource hog SloPoke
|real player , annoying update
|Shows 100% usage - if multiple users logged on it will spread across all users to dominate the clock usage. freedomcs
|Real Audio autoupdater. HP and Compaq owners from 2001-2003 may have it bundled. DiamonDt
|Not needed. Not helpful. BruceK
|has to do with real player jones
|Note: Turning off the Message Center also disables realsched.exe, the RealPlayer automatic update utility. To disable the Message Center: 1. Open RealPlayer, and click the Tools menu (upper-right corner of the player). 2. Choose Preferences. The Preferences box opens. 3. In the Category pane under under Automatic Services, click b Message Center. 4. Click the Configure Message Center button. 5. Uncheck ALL items in the window that appears. 6. Click OK twice to save your changes, and close any other windows. 7. For best results, close RealPlayer and restart your computer. Craig
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|uses 100% of my CPU (XP, 866-Pentium3). Henrik
|Sends information to Real; loads at launch even when disabled Drbb
|It prevents the Autoplay camera wizard from running on RealPlayer V10 dcmccunn
|this realplayer updater continually wastes cpu cycles, ok to remove it from the registry startup run list paul
|The RealPlayer updater... just go to Tools-- Preferences-- Automatic Services-- AutoUpdate and turn it off! PhantomSteve
|It definitely uses too much CPU. I uninstalled Real One Player since it proved to be such a pain. Helium
|eats CPU like cake, uses 95-100% Mac OSX User
|Thrashed my CPU, made system nonresponsive. Kryztoph
|a nuisance at best and a backdoor at worst
|Realplayer 00 % cpu 189 kb speicher StarFleet
|I run older machines (P2s & P3s) and I notice that while it's not a trojan it is a resource hog. I like realplayer to the point of having it as the only media player on my computer, but realsched.exe has to go. I can update it myself w/o having a program do it for me. See also: Link Radzero
|It's not really dangerous it's just junk that you don't need. Realplayer sucks and if you use RealAlternative it's much better. camo
|i think it´s not good and i take it away! Amui
|disable it using spybots teatimer!! "its reals manual update scheduler" scott808
|Runs even after RealPlayer is shut down. Gecco
|Im uninstalling, I recomend finding a rm player that has no net/spyware feature NH
|Real player's apocalypse plug-in. Delete it or your comp will blow up!
|This file is using miximum available processor speed. Dangerous one Abhishek
|It is very dangerous and an immediate risk because it makes you pick up your PC and throw it out the window Spencer
|Uses 99% of my CPU - poorly designed Jrg
|It's Killing the CPU while on Get Rid of it A S A P ! Yaniv
|I know if I did not install it to run in that nature then I dont want it using my CPU time.Thanks for tip Craig. Jose
|I know very little about realsched.exe. RealPlayer starts up on its own accord and I don't want it to get ahead of other programs during startup. If I want the program to play, I'll double-click it. It's an annoyance! hueygunner
|Real Player 10 default settings will disable Autoplay. For example, if you plug in your camera via your USB, you will not be able to access the autoplay wizard. Turn off the message center and auto updates in Real Player 10 ! See also: Link Larry
|This file is a damn nuisance. Gobbled up 100% CPU usage. We have limited access rights to tamper with our networ and had to call in the technicians to get rid of it from the startup menu. Real player??? I think not Philteach
|It's an unnecessary nuisance file installed as part of RealPlayer. As others have already noted, it's fairly easy to get rid of it. See also: Link DevNull
|this is not getting deleted...dangerous only kishore
|it sucks like eveyething does with real hellie
|i'ts like virus?then it is virus Tomek
|Installed with Real One Player Spoiled0503
|Update file- safe Elijah
|Realplayer update utility. Bloatwarez program that hogs system memory & may dominate CPU usage. Can disable this through the System Configuration Utility - "msconfig.exe" on windows XP systems or through Realplayer's preferences or through the registry. Jo Mamma
|It's a virus. (Gaobot). Run antivirus software, hides in C:/, AKA:W32.HLLW.Gaobot, hvlsvc32.exe, bcvsrv32.exe, arun.exe, realsched.exe. I found it in the C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\ALL USERS\DOCUMENTS\ Devik
|Mine is the true Realplayer scheduler. I didn't check CPU usage but my Athlon 2600 Win 2000 machine freezes at random with it running. I uninstalled it. HC
|This thing is running 99 on cpu usage.....guess i'll delete it since everyone said to...hope it stops my pc's slowness. Matt
|Yet another 100% cpu customer. This damn thing eats all available cpu. By By Real i will never use your Player again. Matt
|RealPlayer is evil
|Spyware. Someone
|nothing, except my computer was useless for 4 days till I figured it out. Real Player is gone...don't know the last time I used it anyway. Peruvian
|uses 98% of cpu I just went to task manager and ended process Jack
|If it's got to sneak in it can't be good. Random access to the network, what's it sending? Nerd
|not necessary - you can turn it off somwhere deep in realplayer's settings (otherwise it will reinsert itself into autostart registry entries). It might send usage statistics to real. Matthias
|keep my cpu running all the time jon
|It consumes CPU Donna
|I don't like unnecessary process running, it's a Real updater, just rename the folder or deleted, it wont start up, but some stuff will not load either, that why i rename it dvorack
|to craig- thank you very much for the instructions on how to end the update, it is rather annoying emi
|I just dubble klicked at the top right pixel at my screen. Then the CPU-meter kicked in top and it was realsched.exe that caused it. i need answers! Johan
|lol it just scans real network for updates no virus, spyware, trojan Bubba
|My Camera autoplay stopped working. Read this webpage. Uninstalled RealPlayer V10 and now no more problems. I will never use this product again! BW
|and another 100% cpu damn thing screwin everything up! matt ur right EVIL!!!! tom
|cpu hog... lags internet connection Steve
|It uses far too much CPU time when it should be sleeping. Daniel
|97% System usage... Christoph
|using 99% of cpu for seemingly no reason shane
|realsched.exe is a program which schedules for manual update checks for Real Networks products. This is a non-essential process. Disabling or enabling this is down to user preference however disabling may prevent notification of updates. pboom
|thanks realplayer another reason not to use realplayer
|ITs for updating Realplayer. When people say that thier CPU usage went up to 100% it was because it was updating, this programme wouldn't be the cause of continus maximum computer usage over a period of time. Spyware destroyer
|You can be disable it under "Tools- Preferences- Automatic Services"; just disable anything, especially under "Configure Message Center". The executable is at "%CommonProgramFiles%\Real\Update_OB\realsched.exe" and may be deleted, I get no errors. If you find realsched.exe anywhere else it may be a virus. Evil
|uses too much cpu and slows system to a crawl kk
|sheesh if you dont like it just uncheck some boxes under preferences. Craig's instructions got rid of it for me. kk
|It's as everyone is saying a CPU buster. Unistalling now - and looking for an alternative to play these files -BP-
|it's a realOne file. My system turned off so i have kill it in the msconfig , now my system boot normally. Arnid
|From RealNetworks. Personally don't like them. It virtually takes over your system. But hey, if you want it, it's your funeral. See also: Link Kisara
|this file isn't spyware, and the reason some spyware programs might think it is, it is because it sends the info YOU provided it when you first started it... it also checks for updates.... that and nothing else... there is absolutly NOTHING wrong with it, cept it being annoying... guy with lotz of STM programs =.=
|the update just keeps resetting itself. Have to use msconfig, clear cookies, and manually stop the process each time I want to listen to BBC radio on the internet. Oh, and if I try to listen without doing that, it jacks my internet connection. Scott
|Installing "CodeStuff Starter", will stop it from running crazeebob2000
|I normally use RealAlternative (latest version), but had to install this nasty piece of "legitmate" spyware. Removed it immediately after finishing what I had to do, Get rid of it!!! NYCGriff
|If BBC wouldn't insist on useing realplayer for their trailers and Doctor Who clips I would have got rid of it ages ago. I've been experiencing problems with popups but believe I've found the cause and it wasn't this. Uses the least amount of CPU of all my tasks on this machine. Claire
|Uses 100% CPU time and possibly calls wscript.exe Wo
|Aggressive marketing
|It keeps causing the screen to change every time it cycles an update check. very annoying mid combat. Gary
|Just disable it. Nothing wrong with this. Follow instructions. And you're done. See also: Link Azygos
|To keep this pest from reappearing, Install Startup Control Panel (No I dont work for the guy) and just UNCHECK the process. That way Realplayer thinks it is still in the startup section but it will not load when Windows starts. It is not needed as most have said. Pain in the butt. See also: Link Techware Computers
|Its the msg center and updater of real player. Disabling the message center and the automatic updates in Real Player let it gone. Roberoto
|It may be crappy software, but it is NOT DANGEROUS to your computer. All kinds of programs can have memory leaks and use too many resources. These programs are crappy, which is what this is. But it is NOT a security risk. I do recommend that people remove this buggy piece of crap though. Ethan
|Not only annoying and a memory hog, it isn't needed. Real Player isn't even necessary at all, with the exception of a video link from a website that doesn't give WMP or QuickTime as another option. Use Media Player Classic for video, and choose a different player for music.
|It's a Real Player program - not dangerous, but very annoying
|Real player execs should be lined up and shot
|It apparently deals with updating RealOne Player, but I'm not for sure on its authenticity. Rod
|It's a default, but not needed. RealPlayer Support site tells you how to turn this, and tkbell.exe off while leaving everything else just fine. (Search for "realsched.exe" from the support page.) Munsel
|RealPlayer message center. Pop-ups from the taskbar and shows random ads, sometimes causing the processor to run out of resources, but it's not really a spy- or malware. Pytak
|Eats up CPU cycles. RM should be sued for using CPU power and energy on millions of computers for this tool which is useless for the majority of users. Most of them run it constantly without knowing about it. There are better approaches for updating a piece of software. Pewe
|Slows down internet browsing and tracks your online activity. It is also an auto update utility for Real Player. Baneste
|I have to kill the realsched.exe process before Creative MediaSource 5 Origanizer will open properly. So bin realsched. ShellShock
|Any background program that can transfer useage info to somewhere else is potentially threatening. Who knows what could be done with this info?? Do you ever play a rip through RealPlayer? Do you want someone else to know. There are other media player programs available. Information gathering ... No thanks. I'm voting with my feet. Alan
|It is an automatic update utility for Real Player. You can remove first by disabling the auto-update feature in your Tools- Preferences- Automatic Services- AutoUpdate (In RealPlayer). Then search through your registry for 2 locations of "realsched" (Type "regedit" after clicking on run in your Start Menu): The first will be a "(Default)" key, modify the key and erase the path; the second will be in the 'HKLM- Software- Microsoft- Windows- Current Version- SharedDlls' folder. Modify this key to "0". And lastly, open you "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Real\Update_OB\" delete "realsced.exe" Tartooob
|Block it with ur firewall..Easy CW
|for update and message...disable auto update and message center..and he goon... Aleksandar Cajic
|realsched.exe is a CPU hog. Just watch what happens to you cpu usage when you "end task" in the processes tab of windows task manager. Follow the instructions to turn of auto updates and the message center as proposed above. If this doesn't work - uninstall the program from "Start Programs Real Realplayer Uninstall Realplayer. Too bad Real doesn't offer a resolve for this issue TW
|This file will prevent the deletion of a folder after running Lance
|It is not dangerous Guest
|annoying since i dont use realplayer. I disabled it through msconfig (go to run, type msconfig, hit enter, go to startup tab, uncheck realsched) Shade
|Has installed itself four times on my PC and is impossible to get rid of, even after uninstalling RealPlayer, source of this "gift." RealPlayer is a real disaster! vitaplena
|it causes system hogged to really slowed down
|eating my internet speed darkangel
|Considering realshed.exe isn't a malware yet. On Windows XP it does cause any problems. But sometimes it eats alot of CPU power. It's kinda hard to get rid of but mostly you can turn it off in the Task manager(Processes). Task manager + msconfig can help out a little. Richard
|Part of RealPlayer , not dangerous. Dron-e
|If disabled from within RealPlayer it does not load on start up, does not use CPU runtime and does not connect to the net. It does load when the main program is loaded and consumes ca. 1 MB of RAM. MXB
|Mine only uses 112k of memory - the others could be viruses PieGuy
|Keeps replicating itself if disabled. Slows system down to a crawl from time to time. Archone
|Real player's built in adware
|Per Real Live Chat support, " It's nothing to be concerned about. You can even end the task manually The "realsched.exe" process has something to do with the Message Center on RealPlayer this process does not in any way affect RealPlayer processes It also won't consume significant amount of memory." David the IT Guy
|its good. my parents need it
|to delete realsched.exe, just go to task manager, go to processes, delete from there, then go to file and try deleting again. haidee
|resource hog - deleted its registry key, works fine Moe Badderman
|It's nagware. How I got rid of it was go into "Task Manager" look for it in "Performance" and look for the "realsched" file, disabled that, went through my computer local disk C: real (The name of the file, for me) Shift + Delete, Yes to all. And then it's done. I read the rest of what others had to offer on these comments, as well, so if that doesn't work try the other's and good luck. Bampire
|It make my computer crash after i upgraded/renew this thng! Arashi
|When I was playing a game with Task Manager opened, I noticed the game slowed down and then looked at Task Manager. There were 135 processes, most from realplay.exe. When I ended realsched.exe, it turned back to normal. I deleted it on my registry and all's well now. Pizza Pie
|it eat up your harddrive when you want to delete files you cant but you can download ive just had to put a bigger drive on 320gb might not use realplayer it has to be the cause on the computer it freezes things personly i dont think they should put realsched.exe things like that to mash our computers up thats not fair its a no no i need another program so i can download music off youtube and to convert all files anybody got any answers necromonger
|Run realplayer and go through all preferences and options de-selecting automatic "Updates". Realshed should not run then. If it is, try again but go through every option!!! Realplayer is destroying its own reputation by poaching CPU time from millions of PCs. Hope they go bankrupt. Rich Kightley
|Real player scheduler has a number of auto start execution points (Startup files (all users) run, Autoplay handler). See also: Link John A.
|RealNetworks, a part of RealPlayer See also: Link Ahmad
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Jena Crowe
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Friday, May 7, 2010 GET REAL
Report: China, Iran, North Korea have formed strategic alliance
"This flurry of activities underscored the growing proliferation threats
posed by DPRK [North Korea] assistance to Iran's missile capabilities, which
has also led to collaboration in the nuclear realm," the report, published
in the Middle East Review of International Affairs, said.
The report said North Korea helped develop Iran's Shihab ballistic
missiles series. Author Christina Lin said North Korea's Taepo Dong
intermediate-range missiles have served as the basis of Iran's program,
including the design of a nuclear interncontinental ballistic missile with
a range of up to 6,000 kilometers, dubbed Shihab-6.
China has sought to make Iran a key waystation in Beijing's silk road
policy of expanding influence throughout Asia. The report said Beijing,
believed to be channeling aid through neighboring North Korea, regarded Iran
as an ally to balance the strategic relationship between the United States
and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
"Iran may also be a new pearl in China's maritime pearl necklace," the
report said. "China is increasing its naval presence in the Arabian Sea and
Indian Ocean, with a call in December 2009 by Chinese Rear Adm. Yin Zhou to
set up a permanent naval base in the Gulf of Aden."
The report did not discount the prospect that China would establish a
permanent naval base in Iran. Ms. Yin, today a researcher with Jane's
Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Intelligence Center, said
China could be offered a naval base at one of Iran's islands in the Gulf.
"Iran may be inclined to offset U.S. pressure by playing the 'China card'
should the United States try to project military power by utilizing some of
the UAE's man-made islands," the report said. "Indeed, in November 2009,
NATO entered into the advanced stages of negotiating a Status of Forces
Agreement with the United Arab Emirates in the face of Iran's nuclear
The report said China was expected to block United Nations Security
Council sanctions against Iran. Ms. Lin compared China's role to that of
Russia's alliance with Serbia when it came under attack by a Western-led
coalition in 1999.
Regardless of UN sanctions, North Korea would continue to funnel weapons
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North Korean research and development of ballistic missiles and other strategic
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testing of DPRK systems in Iran, and data exchanges," the report said. "Proxy testing in Iran of
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plutonium production plant in Syria as well as constructing tunnels for
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Berkeley Lab, with help from Yale University, developed the cameras used to detect the light from SNIFS, while the University of Chicago developed instruments to monitor the performance of SNIFS.
The SNIFS instrument produces a spectrum at each position within a six- by six-arc-second region around the target supernova, including its home galaxy and surrounding sky, by using an "integral field unit" consisting of an array of individual lenslets.
Light is extracted from the telescope's field of view by a small prism and directed to either blue-sensitive or red-sensitive, eight-megapixel, astronomical CCD cameras. Together these cameras collect all the optical light from each supernova.
A separate photometry camera, running in parallel with the spectrograph under identical observing conditions, allows spectra to be corrected for variables like thin cloud cover.
A guide camera keeps the spectrograph precisely aligned on target by measuring the position of a guide star within the telescope's wider field of view once each second, adjusting the aim if necessary.
Flown to Hilo in March and assembled in working order at sea level, SNIFS was taken apart, carried to the 4,245-meter (nearly 14,000-foot) summit of Mauna Kea, and reassembled on the University of Hawaii's 2.2-meter telescope on April 6.
"At sea level we made sure everything was in order and also rehearsed the assembly," says Aldering. "When you get to 14,000 feet things get tricky. Everybody carries a 'dumb list' so they don't start off to do something and then forget what it was."
Two months of engineering to align and calibrate the instrument on the telescope preceded SNIFS observation of its first new Type Ia supernova, SN 2004ca, on June 8th, in the constellation Cygnus, the swan.
This was followed by the observation of SN 2004cr in the constellation Cepheus, the king, on June 20th. Shortly routine observations of SNfactory-discovered supernovae will begin.
"Now that SNIFS is in regular operation," Aldering says, "our daily lives have changed dramatically." After years of planning and long-distance meetings, including monthly videoconferences, "the activity level has escalated � every day we have to react instantly as our new supernova data come pouring in."
A full schedule ahead
The SNfactory strategy has two "pipelines," the first being a supernova search using automated wide-field sky surveys. Data are provided by the QUEST-II 160-megapixel camera, built by Yale University and Indiana University and operated at Palomar Observatory by the QUEST-II group, as well as by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Near Earth Asteroid Tracking team and the California Institute of Technology.
The data are transmitted by the High-Performance Research and Education Network to the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at Berkeley Lab for identification of likely supernova candidates.
The ideal candidate is a recently exploded Type Ia supernova that is near enough for accurate measurement of its spectrum and light curve (its rising and falling brightness) but far enough away to be "in the smooth Hubble flow" � meaning that its redshift is mostly due to the expansion of the universe alone, unaffected by the motion of its home galaxy through space.
The SNfactory's search phase has been operating for over a year, although not at full capacity. "The search will now be going full steam," Aldering says. "We'll be getting a few candidates each night of the year � more than the entire current worldwide rate of discovery."
The second SNfactory pipeline passes the search candidates on to SNIFS, where the type and redshift of each supernova are determined and the most promising are selected and scheduled for more detailed study.
The SNfactory uses the University of Hawaii's telescope three times a week for half a night � the half beginning at midnight, as a courtesy to local observers � with SNIFS available to other projects at other times.
Eventually SNIFS will operate fully automatically. Remote control of the telescope and spectrograph was first done from Hilo, Hawaii and is now being done from Berkeley Lab and France.
SNIFS can determine a given Type Ia's specific physical characteristics including, for example, whether or not it is unusually energetic or how much its light may have been dimmed by dust in its home galaxy.
Such unparalleled spectrographic and photometric detail makes it possible to take advantage of a unique characteristic of Type Ia supernovae: that "they can be calibrated individually, not simply statistically," Aldering says. "We'll be able to measure the luminosity with confidence. Knowing the luminosity, we can tell you the distance with precision."
By collecting large numbers of Type Ia supernovae in the Hubble flow, SNfactory scientists will be able to pin down the low-redshift end of the luminosity-redshift diagram upon which measures of the universe's expansion rate are based.
This, plus detailed understanding of the physical factors that cause small variations in Type Ia spectra and light curves, will improve the accuracy of the high-redshift measurements crucial to choosing among the many competing theoretical models of dark energy.
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 14:42:07 -0500
F. Dean Fox
1941 - 2002
F. Dean Fox, 61, went to be with his Lord on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2002.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Friday at Coker Funeral Home in Decatur. Burial: Oaklawn
Cemetery in Decatur. Roger Rhodes and Ray Wells will officiate.
Visitation: The family will receive friends 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at
Coker Funeral Home.
Memorials: The family requests memorial contributions to be made to
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital or Home for Aged Masons and Masonic School.
Dean was born April 14, 1941, in Littlefield to Willis Peek and Azee
Loretta Davis Fox. He married Sue Christian on Sept. 4, 1965, in Uvalde.
He was a member of Lewisville Church of Christ and had previously served
as a deacon at Cates Street Church of Christ in Bridgeport. He was past
president of Optimist International and past master of the Bridgeport
Masonic Lodge #587 AF & AM.
Dean was a funeral director formerly with Hawkins Funeral Home in
Bridgeport for 12 years and was currently working with Mulkey-Mason
Funeral Home in Lewisville for the past three years.
Survivors: His wife, Sue Fox of Lewisville; children, Judy Dawn Cook and
Randy of Lakeland, Fla., Wendy Sue Hale and Scotty of Arlington and
Gregory Dean Fox and Carye of Bridgeport; sister, Sandra G. Miller of
Destin, Fla.; brother, E. Gene Fox of Sweetwater; and grandchildren,
Douglas Gann, Cailin Fox, Mary Jane Cook and Emily Hale.
Published in the Star-Telegram on 11/7/2002
Faylette Elaine Thomas Fox
NEWPORT NEWS - Faylette Elaine Thomas Fox went home peacefully to be
with the Lord on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2003. Fay loved her family dearly
and leaves to cherish her memories her husband of 46 years, Henry; her
children, Christopher Sr. (Vairy) of Hampton, Va., Sheila Savage
(Donald) of Clarksville, Tenn., Rodney (Glenda) of Hampton, Va.,
Reginald (Antonia) of Yorktown, Va., and Kevin (LaShell) of Newport
News, Va.; her grandchildren, Little Chris, Dontrice, Sharena, DiMario,
Joshua and Aaron; one brother, Leslie (Lana) Thomas of Hampton, Va.; and
a host of other cousins, friends, and church family. She was preceded in
death by her parents, Sandy and Marie Thomas; her brother, Charles L.
Thomas; her niece, Leslie Thomas; and cousins, Carolyn Jenkins and
Stephanie J. White. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 6, at First Baptist Church Morrison, 12720 Patrick Henry
Drive. Arrangements by W. J. Smith & Son Funeral Home.
Published in the Daily Press on 9/5/2003.
Faylette Elaine Thomas Fox
NEWPORT NEWS - Faylette Elaine Thomas Fox went home peacefully to be
with the Lord on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2003. 'Fay' was born on July 31,
1936, to the late Sandy and Marie Thomas in Warwick County, Va. She was
a dedicated school bus driver for over 30 years. As a part of her
ministry at First Baptist Church Morrison, Fay faithfully served God by
singing in all of the choirs, serving in the Kitchen Ministry, and being
a caregiver for others. Fay loved her family dearly and leaves to
cherish her memories her husband of 46 years, Henry; her children,
Christopher Sr. (Vairy) of Hampton, Va., Sheila Savage (Donald) of
Clarksville, Tenn., Rodney (Glenda) of Hampton, Va., Reginald (Antonia)
of Yorktown, Va., and Kevin (LaShell) of Newport News, Va.; her
grandchildren, Little Chris, Dontrice, Sharena, DiMario, Joshua and
Aaron; one brother, Leslie (Lana) Thomas of Hampton, Va.; and a host of
other cousins, friends, and church family. Fay extended her love to
Rudolph and Rudenia Foye, Princetta 'Nuke' Wooten, and Denise Banks just
like they were her children. Visitation will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. on
Thursday, Sept. 4, at W. J. Smith & Son Funeral Home, and a funeral
service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 6, at First Baptist
Church Morrison, 12720 Patrick Henry Drive. Also, a very special thank
you to Dr. Thomas E. Buekers, M.D., staff of Virginia Oncology
Associates at Middle Ground Boulevard, and the Hospice nurses of
Riverside Regional Medical Center. Arrangements by W. J. Smith & Son
Funeral Home.
Published in the Daily Press from 8/31/2003 - 9/3/2003.
Florence Fox
FOX FLORENCE, passed away Saturday, March 15, 2003. She is survived by
her beloved husband, Dr. Sidney Fox; her two daughters, Ilene Efthimiou;
Sherry Speizer and husband, Harry; son, Andrew Fox and Caroline;
brother, William Rosenthal and wife, Amalie; Victor Fox; Jessie and
Bernie Wolfson; her loving grandchildren Jason, Allison, Jessica, Todd
and Darren, and many loving relatives and friends. She was loved by all
and loved them in return. She will be most remembered as a loving wife,
mother and grandmother, and missed terribly. Funeral services will be
held on Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 12:15 p.m. Lakeside Memorial Park
Chapel, 10301 NW 25th Street, Miami. ETERNAL LIGHT Funeral Chapel
Published in the Miami Herald from 3/17/2003 - 3/18/2003.
Forrest W. Fox
Forrest W. Fox, 85, went home to be with the Lord on Dec. 31, 2002.
Friends may call TODAY from 2:30 to 4:30 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bacher
Funeral Home, 3250 Greenwich Rd., Norton. Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 11 a.m. at Home Missionary Baptist Church, 1922 Oaks Dr.,
Akron, with Pastor Jim Ellis, Pastor Gary Dheel, and Assistant Pastor
Keith Emhoff officiating. Military services by Firestone Post 3383.
Interment at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Condolences may be expressed at
in memory of Forrest.
(Bacher NORTON, 330-825-3633.)
Please sign the guestbook at www.ohio.com/obituaries
Published in the Akron Beacon Journal on 1/3/2003.
Forrest W. Fox
Forrest W. Fox, 85, went home to be with the Lord on Dec. 31, 2002.
Mr. Fox served during World War II in the U.S. Navy and was a retired
truck driver working for B & F Trucking and H.J. Hall. He was a member
of Home Missionary Baptist Church and a lifetime member of the Ohio
Country Music Association.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 11 years, Ruth Fox (nee
Robinson); brother, Dale; sisters, Irene Murphy and Bernice Henry; and
step-son, Dennis Parker. He is survived by his wife of 49 years,
Dorothy; daughters, Myrna (Jim) Ellis of Akron, Barbara (Larry) Tennant
of Norton and Cheryl (Gary) Dheel of Portsmouth, Ohio; step-daughter,
Janet Morgan of Doylestown; brother, Wilmer (Twila) Fox of Wadsworth; 14
grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren;
and nu merous nieces and nephews.
Friends may call on Friday from 2:30 to 4:30 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the
Bacher Funeral Home, 3250 Greenwich Road, Norton. Funeral services will
be held on Saturday at 11 a.m. at Home Missionary Baptist Church, 1922
Oaks Drive in Akron with Pastor Jim Ellis, Pastor Gary Dheel and
Assistant Pastor Keith Emhoff officiating. Military services by
Firestone Post 3383. Interment at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Condolences
may be ex pressed at www.bacherfuneralhome.com
in memory of Forrest.
(Bacher NORTON, 330-825-3633.)
Please sign the guestbook at www.ohio.com/obituaries
Published in the Akron Beacon Journal from 1/1/2003 - 1/2/2003
Frances E. (Thompson) Fox
Fox Frances E. (Thompson), age 74, of Mpls. passed away peacefully on
August 16th. Retired executive secretary American Express and Dayton's.
Survived by children, Gregory, Jeffrey, Elizabeth "Lisa" Smith and
husband, Thomas; twin grandsons, Chase and Clint Smith; sister, Pearl
Lundell and husband, LeRoy; many other loving family and friends.
Service Wed. 10:00 AM Lakewood Cemetery Chapel 3600 Hennepin Avenue S.,
Mpls. Visitation Tues. 5-9 PM, Albin Chapel Mpls., 2200 Nicollet Avenue
S. Memorials preferred to The American Heart Association or Redeemer
Residence. Albin Chapel - Mpls Ralph Jim Dan Albinson (952) 914-9410
Published in the Minneapolis Star Tribune from 8/18/2003 - 8/19/2003.
On Wednesday, January 1, 2003, FRANCES M. FOX of Waldorf, MD. Beloved
wife of Thomas W. Fox Sr.; mother of Thomas W. Jr., John A., Francis G.,
Bernard E., James M. and Richard A. Fox and Linda A. Emery; sister of
Forrest G. Thomas. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and one
great-gandchild. Friends received at the HUNTT FUNERAL HOME, INC., 3035
Old Washington Road, Waldorf, MD, on Monday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10 a.m. Tuesday, January 7,
2003 at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Waldorf, MD. Interment private.
This ad appeared in The Washington Post on 1/5/2003.
Francis Hubert Fox
Francis Hubert Fox, 88, of Independence, MO, passed away June 26, 2003
at Independence Regional Health Center. Mass of Christian burial will be
held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, June 30, at St. Ann Church, 10113 E.
Lexington Ave., Independence, MO 64053. Interment will be at Mt. Olivet
Cemetery. Friends may call from 3:00-6:00 p.m. Sunday, June 29, at
Muehlebach Funeral Home, 6800 Troost Ave., Kansas City, MO, with a
rosary at 5:00 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.
Hubert was born January 23, 1915, in Buffalo, NY. He was a shipping and
receiving clerk for General Motors at the Leed's Plant for 36 years and
was a member of St. Ann Church, Independence, MO. He was preceded in
death by an infant son, Joseph Michael Fox; brothers, J. Clayton Fox, L.
Vincent Fox, J. Cyril Fox; and a sister, M. Eileen Kalous. Survivors
include his wife, Johannah C. Fox, of the home; daughter, Patricia J.
Hines and husband, Bill, Independence, MO; a sister, Molly T. Fox Riley,
St. Louis, MO; and many nieces and nephews. (Arrangements: Muehlebach
Funeral Home 816-444-2060)
Published in the Kansas City Star from 6/28/2003 - 6/29/2003
Francis X. Fox
NORTH GREENBUSH Francis X. Fox, 81, formerly of Lansingburgh, died
Wednesday, April 30, 2003 in Community Hospice at Van Rensselaer Manor.
Born in Troy on September 22, 1921, the son of the late Joseph H. Fox
and Gertrude Connally Fox and husband of Gwendolyn Gramm Fox of
Lansingburgh. They were married July 23, 1944. He was a graduate of St.
Augustine's School and attended Lansingburgh High School. He was a
descendant of a long line of early settlers of Lansingburgh and the
original family businesses of Joseph H. Fox & Sons Steam Cracker Factory
and Flynn's Brush Shop. Mr. Fox was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II,
serving with the 95th Construction Battalion Sea Bees in the South
Pacific. He received two battle stars for the Mariannas and Okinawa. He
was a City of Troy police officer, motorcycle patrol for several years
until becoming disabled on duty. Then he worked for Al Tech Steel Corp.
in Watervliet, security group, for 20 years. He also operated Fox's
Bicycle Shop in Lansingburgh for several years. He retired in 1985. He
was a member of the advisory committee to Boy Scout Troop 11 at the
First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburgh and a member of the North Troy
Rod & Gun Club and the Veterans of Lansingburgh. He was a life member of
the VFW and American Legion in Bonita Springs, Fla. where he and his
wife Gwendolyn spent the winter for many years and a member of the First
Presbyterian Church of Lansingburgh. Survivors, in addition to his wife
Gwendolyn include his beloved children, Bryan Francis Fox (Jane) of
Clifton Park, David Terrance Fox (Capt. Troy Fire Dept.) of
Lansingburgh, Douglas Lawrence Fox (Lori) of Glen Burnie, Md., Jeanine
Alissa Fox Gimlin (Richard J., Jr.) of Lansingburgh; his beloved
grandchildren, Joseph B. Fox, Deane M. Fox, Jonathan T. Fox, Jennifer L.
Fox, Melissa A. Fox, Kelly M. Fox, Christina N. Fox, Kathleen M. Fox,
Richard J. Gimlin III, Ryan T. Gimlin, Zachary T. Gimlin, Samantha Smith
Fox, April Smith Fox, Megan Smith Fox and Edward Smith Fox; his beloved
great-grandchildren, Kasey M. Fox, Skylar M. Bobersky, Madeline J. Fox
and Lauren P. Fox; his nephews, Joseph and Thomas Fox of Troy;
brothers-in-law, U.S. Senator W. Philip Gramm of Texas, A. Peter
Manupella of Lansingburgh and David Nicholas Manupella of Grafton; also
survived by several other cousins, nieces and nephews and his much-loved
dog Binky. Mr. Fox was predeceased by his brother, Joseph H. Fox II.
Funeral services will be at 9:00 a.m. Saturday at the McLoughlin & Mason
Funeral Home, 109th St. and Third Avenue, Lansingburgh, with Rev. Alfred
Siegel officiating. Burial will be in Saratoga National Cemetery,
Schuylerville. Calling hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Friday in the funeral home.
Memorial donations to Mohawk Hudson Humane Society, Oakland Avenue,
Menands, NY 12204 would be appreciated. For directions and guest book,
please visit: www.mcloughlinmason.com
Published in the Albany Times Union on 5/1/2003
Fred C. Fox
Russell Springs -- Fred C. Fox, 86, Bernard Funeral Home.
Published in The Courier-Journal on 6/23/2003.
Fred E. Fox
ASHLAND - Fox, Fred E., 76, retired accountant, died Sunday, April 27,
2003. Service 2 p.m. Sunday, Highland Cemetery. Survivors: sons, Rodney,
Roger; daughters, Donna Wareing, Mari Fox; brothers, Lloyd, Virgil;
sister. Rose Anna Kiser. Myatt Funeral Home.
Published in the Wichita Eagle on 5/8/2003
Fred E. Fox
Fox, Fred E., 76, retired accountant, died Sunday, April 27, 2003.
Service 6:30 p.m. May 10, 2003, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, 528 W. 5th St., Valley Center. Survivors: daughters, Donna
Wareing, Overland Park, Mari Fox, Los Angeles, CA; sons, Rodney Fox,
Ames, IO, Roger Fox, Los Angeles; sister, Rose Anna Kiser, Prescott, AZ;
brothers, Lloyd Fox, San Diego, CA, Virgil Fox, Jerome, ID; three
grandchildren. Memorial established with the Wichita Symphony. Jackson
Published in the Wichita Eagle on 5/4/2003.
Frederick E. Fox Sr.
Frederick E. Fox Sr.
TALLMADGE Frederick E. Fox Sr., 77, died Feb. 27, 2003, from
complications of kidneys and heart.
Born Oct. 27, 1925, he graduated from East High and Akron Uni versity.
He worked for Goodyear Aerospace, retiring from Loral in 1989. Fred
served in the Navy in World War II. At Akron University, he served as
president of Newman Club and was given the John New man Award. He was a
member of Our Lady of Victory.
He joins his parents, Helen and George; brothers, Joe, Dick, Ted; son,
Gregory; and sister-in-law, Joan Heinl. He leaves his wife of 51 years,
Marjorie; daughters, Cecilia of Akron, Patti (Jim) Alspach of Michigan,
their children, Adam and Jill; Jennifer (Joe) Toth of Akron; Vicki
(Nate) Bevers of Arizona. He also leaves sons, Fred Jr. of Akron, Steve
of Montana; brother, John of California; sisters-in-law, Doris Fox, Kate
Naglak, Patt Sullivan, Terry Kopriver, Jane Prease; and brothers-in-law,
Dick Minor, Bill Heinl.
A celebration of his life will be private. Interment at Ohio Western
Reserve National Cemetery at a later date. Memorials may be made to Good
Neighbors of Akron, 1453 Goodyear Blvd., Akron, Ohio 44305.
Please sign the guestbook at www.ohio.com/obituaries
Published in the Akron Beacon Journal from 3/1/2003 - 3/2/2003.
Frederick J. Fox Sr.
FOX, Frederick J., Sr., age 85, of Tampa passed away peacefully at home
surrounded by his family on Saturday, December 28, 2002. He was a
lifelong resident of Tampa. Survivors include his loving wife of 63
years, Rose Romera Fox; his devoted children, Mary Anne F. Obusek (Joe),
Fred, Jr. (Dolly), Bob (Liana), Tom (Susann) and Pamela Fox Escobar
(Rick); all of Tampa; six grandchildren, Joseph B. Obusek, Jr., Cary,
NC, Michelle O. Broadway, Atlanta, Ga., Stephen R. Fox, Tallahassee,
Justen R. Fox, Temple Terrace, Fred J. Fox, III, Tampa, Ashly Fox,
Irvine, Calif., Madison Fox, Christina and Ricky Escobar; all of Tampa;
three great-grandchildren, Carol Anne Obusek, Olin and Nicholas
Broadway; sister-in-law, Luisa Fox; and numerous loving nieces and
nephews. Fred dearly loved his wife and all of his family. He was the
founder of Fox Dental Laboratory in 1956 and lived to see the business
prosper under his sons, Fred and Bob. He was a devout Catholic and an
active member in Christ the King and St. Lawrence parishes. His
community contributions will be remembered by many. He exhibited
leadership in the role as President of the following professional and
community organizations; Florida Dental Technicians Society, Florida
Dental Laboratory Guild, Jesuit Dad's Club, West Tampa Optimist Club,
Florida Society of Goldsmiths, and Tampa Men's Garden Club. He served on
the Jesuit High School Board of Trustees.He was one of the first
nationally certified Dental Technicians. He was awarded Honorary
National Lifetime membership and received the Crowning Achievement Award
from the Florida Dental Laboratory Assoc., and served on local, state
and national education and membership committees for FDLA. A member of
the board of directors and advisory committee of the West Tampa Boys'
Club, he was inducted into the Boys' ClubHall of Fame and was holder of
the oldest West Tampa Boys' Club membership card (1936). He served in
the Coast Guard Auxiliary, 1942-1946, was listed in Who's Who in the
south and southwest; was Outstanding Citizen of West Tampa and was
awarded Dad of the Year by Delta Beta chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority.
Proud of his Italian heritage, he was a member of the Sons of Italy. A
Funeral Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul Tuesday
afternoon at 2 p.m. at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, corner of N. Himes
and W. Hillsborough Ave., with Monsignor Laurence H. Higgins, P.A.,
Pastor, officiating. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories
Cemetery. Pallbearers include; Joseph B. Obusek, Jr., Michelle O.
Broadway, Stephen R. Fox, Justen R. Fox, Fred J. Fox, III, Ashly Fox,
Joseph B. Obusek and Richard Escobar. Honorary Pallbearers include;
Louise Fox, Albert Fox, John Fox, Richard Fox and Lonnie Lovell. The
family expresses special thanks to Joseph G. Sinkovics, MD, Andrew G.
Boyer, MD, theHospice Pewter team, and especially to Kay Floyd for her
loving care. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to LifePath
Hospice, Inc., or to St. Lawrence Catholic Churchin memory of Mr. Fox.
The family will receive friends Tuesday afternoon from 1 p.m. until time
of Mass at Church. GONZALEZ FUNERAL HOME 813-931-1833
Published in the TBO.com on 12/30/2002
Freida J. (Moore) Fox
Freida J. (Moore) Fox
Freida J. (Moore) Fox, 75, went to be with the Lord on Aug. 14, 2003.
Born in Wytheville, Va., she lived in the Akron and Cuy ahoga Falls area
for the past 49 years, and retired from the University of Ak ron. She
was a faithful attend ee of the Cha pel in University Park in Akron, a
member of Meade Avenue Christian Church, a former member of High Street
Christian Church, and active in the Akron Metropolitan Hiking Club.
Preceded in death by her parents, Clarence S. Sr. and Pearl (King)
Moore, and brother, Clar ence S. Moore Jr., Freida is survived by her
husband of 53 years, Richard W. Fox IV; sister, Frances M. (William B.)
Sprouse of Roanoke, Va.; nephew, Randolph M. Sprouse of Fort Worth,
Texas; and other loving relatives and friends.
Funeral service Monday, 1 p.m., at Hopkins Lawver Funeral Home, 547
Canton Rd., Akron, with Rev. Sam Rittenour and Rev. James Dull
officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home TODAY 4 to 7 p.m.
Further services to take place at Barnett Funeral Home, with burial to
follow at East End Cemetery in Wytheville, Va. In lieu of flowers,
memorials may be made to Hospice Care Center V.N.S., 3358 Ridgewood Rd.,
Akron, Ohio, or a charity of one's choice. (Hopkins Lawver, Akron,
Please sign the guestbook at www.ohio.com/obituaries
Published in the Akron Beacon Journal from 8/16/2003 - 8/17/2003
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The Princeton University Geosciences Society (PUGS)
The Princeton University Geosciences Society (PUGS) is dedicated to promoting appreciation for and awareness of the Earth Sciences at Princeton University. We aim to foster a sense of community amongst undergraduates and graduate students interested in the Geosciences by organizing group field trips to local museums and field localities; providing information about academic and professional career opportunities within the field; and creating venues for discussion of Earth Science through study breaks, majors dinners, and speaker events.
Past Trips
Franklin and Sterling Hill Mining Museum: Located in Ogdensburg, NJ, these mines are home to a world-famous mineral deposit due to fluorescence. There is no other place like it on Earth, quite literally. Come take a look at an amazing fluorescing mineral collection, explore a mine, and scavenge for some precious rock samples yourselves!
Basic Field Camp 101: Want to experience what conducting geologic fieldwork is like? Don't know what a Brunton is? Have no clue what to do when it comes to mapping? Have no fear! Three graduate students in the Department of Geosciences are willing to take you under their wing and show you the lay of the land. Take a day-trip to a local field site and learn strategies for conducting geologic field work, how to measure a stratigraphic section, and everything there is to know about your trusty compass. A 100- and/or 200-level GEO course is preferred, but not necessary.
Bad Geosciences Movie Nights: Let's face it, the science portrayed in most famous Hollywood blockbuster movies are complete fantasy. Entertaining fantasy, but nonetheless, fantasy. PUGS is planning on hosting a series of movie nights dedicated to watching awful science-based movies like "The Core", "2012", "The Day After Tomorrow," and much more. (So by 'awful' we really mean 'awesome'.). The highlight of these movie nights will not be the free food and entertainment, but rather the informative discussion held after. PUGS plans on having a professor from the Department of Geosciences come talk to us about the "bad geoscience" portrayed in the movie, and what would actually happen given the environmental circumstances presented.
Careers in Geosciences Information Sessions: Meet professionals from the oil industry, environmental consulting firms, the United States Geological Survey, and many other geosciences-related corporations.
Civic outreach program: Come teach local elementary and middle school students everything there is to know about Earth science—like how volcanoes work, the facts about climate change, how clouds form, and the rock cycle.


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Gangadharan nair Pulingat..
Mural - Poem by Gangadharan nair Pulingat..
Mural arts in temple structures
Most beautiful as monuments of culture
Where our predecessors shown
Their power of concentration and aesthetics
In such marvel pictures of divine characters
Mural arts in temples of India
Its brightness in colors of nature
A highly skilled artistic talent
Once such artistic talents lived here.
Mural arts in temples of India
In southern states more its sources
But dismay to see it in ruins
Immediate restoration, world's concern
Mural arts and paintings such marvel!
Of the cultural, and aesthetic senses
A property of world heritage
Time is fast going to preserve it.
In Kerala, Mural arts are many in temples
But upkeep and preservation poor
Still nice to see and entertain for art lovers
The proud legacy of our artists to remember.
Topic(s) of this poem: art
Poet's Notes about The Poem
Comments about Mural by Gangadharan nair Pulingat..
Geetha Jayakumar (7/10/2014 9:31:00 AM)
Beautiful poem. Though I haven't visited many places in Kerala. Thank you for sharing with us and You have portrayed it very well in the poem. (Report) Reply
Salini Nair (7/8/2014 12:39:00 AM)
its unique to Kerala some way...........its reconstructions are taking place recent days..................... (Report) Reply
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