All obituaries and in memoriam notices published after 12/18/2002 remain online 365 days in obituaries. Obituaries published from 1993 through December 2002 are available in the archives. You can search the archives for free, though there is a charge for viewing full articles.

The obituary section can be found at www.oregonlive.com/obituaries/ To navigate to Obituaries from anywhere on the site, hold your mouse over News on the menu bar at the top or left side of the page, then click on Obituaries from the drop-down menu. OregonLive.com archives obituaries for six months. If you're seeking older listings, please contact The Oregonian at 503-294-5058. See similar questions...

One way of looking at the past performance (the fund prospectus presents this in a chart) is to find out how consistently the fund has delivered good returns, or even poor returns. See similar questions...

Past exam papers for the last five years can be found in the Short Loan collection on the Ground Floor. In addition, past exam papers are available online as part of the Course Materials Repository. back to top See similar questions...

Sure. You can access past directories in the same way you access past files, with the ???@' token. For example, you can say: cd /home/zachary@1057845484 and be presented with how my home directory looked at 9:58AM, July 10th, 2003. A neat trick is to create symbolic links into the past. For example: ln -s /bin@1057845484 /bin.preinstall would be useful if you wanted to later diff the contents of your /bin directory. See similar questions...

Yes. After 10 days, the Daily Reports are moved over to the Past Reports archives. Use the dropdown menu at the top of the report to access them by date. The option reports are moved over to the archives one the trade has been closed. See similar questions...

Obituary notices are charged at $1.50 per line. A two-inch photo is an additional $12.00. There is no charge for a death notice or veteran's flag. Obituaries appear on our Web sites at no additional cost. See similar questions...

To view past orders on the website, click on the Track Orders/Check Status link on the Customer Service page. From this screen you can view your present and past orders as either a PDF file or an Excel document. To view past invoices click on the Invoice Tracking link on the Track Orders page. Invoice tracking allows you to view past invoices in the same manner. See similar questions...

We have maps and photographs covering the whole of the borough, but some areas are less represented in pictures than others, especially to the north of the borough, compared to the main streets in Southall, Hanwell, Ealing and Acton. You will need to visit the library to see these, though we do sell postcards and maps of parts of the borough. See similar questions...

If you can't find the obituary you are seeking on the main obituaries page, you may be able to find it in the newspaper's online archives. For obituaries published prior to the start date of the newspaper's archives, you may be able to find help at a public library, many of which maintain historical newspaper archives. See similar questions...

regular mail -- Variety, Attention Obits Editor, 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 120, Los Angeles CA 90036 A list of survivors (we usually only list names of spouses or partners plus any close relatives who are connected to show business; otherwise we list number of children, grandchildren, siblings, etc.) We'd also appreciate a photo, either physically or by email; sorry, we can't use faxed photos. Email photos are preferred in JPEG format. See similar questions...

My floating-point calculations are acting strangely and giving me different answers on different machines. I'm trying to do some simple trig, and I am #including <math.h>, but I keep getting ''undefined: _sin'' compilation errors. You forgot to define the sin() function. Most math texts should cover it in some detail. The easiest way to fix this should be: double sin(double x) { return sqrt(1 - cos(x) * cos(x)); } See similar questions...

No, there is no fee to run such important news. Unlike other papers, we believe we should run this information without charge. Just mail or e-mail the information to us. We prefer pictures to be sent by mail because the picture quality is better if we scan it ourselves to our press specfications. See similar questions...

Ans. I have fit obituaries as long as 13" on these bookmarks quite nicely. Newspapers usually use a width of 2" for their articles. I can use a width of 2.4" when necessary. They use a standard width between the lines that occasionally can be made a touch slimmer, a change which is hardly noticeable. Thirdly, they usually use a standard 9 pt. font which can be changed to 8 pt, if necessary, without making it too hard to read. See similar questions...

The short answer is that they do not exist. Before about the 1910's, the vast majority of people received only a bare death notice. This may sometimes mention their spouse and/or family, but it only very rarely provides any more biographical detail. The one exception was when a person was very prominent, such as a local politician or (sometimes) a member of clergy. See similar questions...