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The Italian Wine Expo featuring Prosecco superior and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano was also held at the Metropolitan Pavilion. The editor-in-chief of Vini d'Italia guide, Marco Sabellico, Gambero Rosso as well as many of the top producers of the best red and white gathered together for a VIP tasting along with some light Italian fare. Retailers, restaurant owners and journalists sampled some of the most high-end wines at what was referred to as "The odd couple" with wine producers of both Prosecco superior and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano under one roof on a chilly March late afternoon/evening. For more information on Wine Tales of New York and the fabulous appeal of Prosecco Superiore and timeless elegance of Vino Noble, please visit: http://www.gamberorosso.it/usa.
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Governor-General Quentin Bryce and Australian captain Jodie Fields pose with the Rose Bowl after Australia won game four of the one-day international series against New Zealand on Wednesday. Photo: Getty Images
AUSTRALIA held its nerve to beat New Zealand by seven runs and record a 3-1 victory in the Rose Bowl women's one-day series at North Sydney Oval on Wednesday.
The Southern Stars scored 9-267 after acting captain Alex Blackwell opted to bat first, and New Zealand replied with 8-260. The Kiwis were well-placed at 3-220 in the 43rd over but lost 5-34. The White Ferns remained in the hunt until the final over, losing the crucial wicket of Nicola Browne (63 off 71) off the first ball of the 50th over.
NZ captain Suzie Bates (54 off 70) ended a prolific series with another strong innings, as did player-of-the-match and series, Amy Satterthwaite (38 off 48).
Australian pace bowlers Ellyse Perry (2-44 off 10), Megan Schutt (2-43 off 10) and Sharon Millanta (1-67 off 10) claimed three vital wickets in the closing overs.
The Southern Stars were cruising at 2-131 after 20 overs but slumped to 8-205 in the 39th.
Perry (33 not out off 30) marshalled the tail well, adding valuable runs with Schutt (14 off 22) and Millanta (15 off 15). Jess Cameron (66 off 36) belted seven fours and three sixes.
Rachael Haynes (32 off 28), Meg Lanning (38 off 35) Blackwell (23 off 46) and Lisa Sthalekar (22 off 36) all chipped in. For New Zealand, Lea Tahuhu (3-47 off 10) and Satterthwaite (3-59 off 10) claimed most of the wickets.
L POULTON c Priest b Tahuhu 6
R HAYNES run out (Perkins) 32
J CAMERON c Doolan b Satterthwaite 66
M LANNING c Bates b Satterthwaite 38
A BLACKWELL run out (sub) 23
A HEALY c Ruck b Satterthwaite 2
L STHALEKAR c Satterthwaite b Tahuhu 22
E OSBORNE c Candy b Tahuhu 8
E PERRY not out 33
M SCHUTT run out (sub) 14
S MILLANTA not out 15
Sundries (1lb, 7w) 8
Total (9 wkts - 50 overs) 267
Fall of wickets: 15 (Poulton), 73 (Haynes), 131 (Cameron), 154 (Lanning), 156 (Healy), 190 (Blackwell), 205 (Sthalekar), 205 (Osborne), 242 (Schutt)
Bowling: S Ruck 10-1-53-0 (2w), L Tahuhu 10-1-47-3 (3w), R Candy 7-0-39-0 (2w), S Bates 3-0-23-0, L Doolan 10-1-45-0, A Satterthwaite 10-0-59-3
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L DOOLAN c Healy b Schutt 30
S BATES b Osborne 54
A SATTERTHWAITE st Healy b Sthalekar 38
K PERKINS run out (Haynes) 40
N BROWNE c Lanning b Millanta 63
R PRIEST b Perry 1
S McGLASHAN b Perry 5
L TAHUHU c Healy b Schutt 10
R CANDY not out 6
M NIELSEN not out 1
Sundries (1b, 5lb, 6w) 12
Total (8 wkts - 50 overs) 260
Fall of wickets: 48 (Doolan), 123 (Satterthwaite), 133 (Bates), 220 (Perkins), 226 (Priest), 240 (McGlashan), 252 (Tahuhu), 254 (Browne)
Bowling: E Perry 10-0-44-2, L Sthalekar 10-0-51-1, S Millanta 10-0-67-1 (2w), M Schutt 10-0-43-2 (3w), E Osborne 10-0-49-1 (1w)
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This is not something that non-lawyers should be doing, and helping your father with this may well constitute the unauthorized practice of law. If your father wants to ensure that he obtains and maximizes the tax and other benefits of doing this, he needs to consult with competent counsel.
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These trusts are commonly testamentary trusts, meaning they are created from the will of the deceased person. For a credit shelter trust arrangement to work, that means the trusts must be described in will of the first spouse to die, in this case, your mother's will since she died first. (Since in most cases, you don't know who will die first, the practice is to have both wills contain the necessary provisions.)
Now, assuming that the trust was in place in your mother's will and you are now working to fund the trust from her estate, then if I understand your question correctly, you want to know what date must be used for valuation of the assets. Assuming that you have a classic credit shelter trust, the valuation needs to be as of the date of death (or, if the estate uses the alternate valuation date of six months later, use that date instead). The reason is that the federal estate tax is imposed on the values of the decedent's property on the date of death or on the alternate valuation date, whichever applies. Thus, the credit shelter trust funding needs to follow the same valuation for it to work properly. The estate is going to need valuations as of the date of death or alternate valuation date anyway in order to file the federal estate tax return.
However, since I've not seen the will, I don't know whether it contains a credit shelter trust and, if it does, what funding formula was used. Thus, I cannot say for sure what needs to be done here. If they have enough assets to worry about doing a credit shelter trust, then it is foolish for you guys to try doing this yourselves. Get a tax lawyer to look it over and make sure that you get it right. If you blow it, the cost in federal estate tax will be a lot higher than the fee you pay the attorney to make sure it works properly.
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Mauro Moscucci, MD, MBA is Professor of Medicine at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, where he is currently Chief of the Cardiovascular Division and has served as Interim Chairman of the Department of Medicine. Prior to joining the University of Miami, Dr. Moscucci was Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan, where he served as Director of Interventional Cardiology, Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and Associate Chief of Cardiology.
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To the editor: I just read Sarah Shew Wilson's article about the Patients First Bus that visited Shallotte and the comments from We The People.
Of course retirees don't want reform, because they already have single-payer insurance. It's called Medicare!
What about those of us between 18-65 who can't afford the high cost of insurance? Or those who go bankrupt due to medical bills?
To the editor: Mr. [Dan] Mann has aspirations to be mayor again; however, attacking me will fail to produce my resignation or his election.
The discord in town hall is caused mainly by constant interference by some board of commissioner members, and it will be addressed in the November election.
To the editor: In interest of transparency and full-disclosure, your piece on the healthcare rally at Rourk Gardens could use a little fleshing-out.
Like dozens of similar "spontaneous" gatherings of "grassroots" organizations intent on blocking desperately needed healthcare reform, the driver behind the wheel of the Americans for Prosperity bus that rolled into Shallotte is a guy named Tim Phillips.
To the editor: The N.C. puppy mill bill has again been ignored. I am disappointed in N.C.'s legislators. Elected officials are more interested in organizations with lobbying efforts (NRA/AKC) than the interest of voters.
The taxpayers of N.C. will pay for the cleanup of these mills. The breeder will make money by selling puppies. The puppy mill dogs will continue to live a life confined, without basic care until they can no longer produce puppies. Then, they will be taken to your local animal control, where you–the taxpayer—will pay to euthanize them.
To the editor: This is in response to Jean Crowley's letter regarding Mayor Selby and about discord in Carolina Shores.
Ms. Crowley worked for the town for 42 months, 17 of them with Mayor Selby. She did not work with him for three and a half years. The implication she did is a good example of the misinformation circulating in Carolina Shores.
After observing the disharmony in our town, I ask this of elected officials and candidates for office:
To the editor: Those of us that choose to live out of city limits or out of gated communities do it for different reasons. One common bond is peace and quiet.
My wife chose the four acres we live on for the many species of wildlife we encounter and being able to take our golf cart and kayak trailer through the woods without navigating numbers of weekend pleasure cruisers.
We are avid stargazers, but that may soon end.
Being out in the country has its disadvantages. We are now challenged by a developer that has bought 60-plus acres
To the editor: Please sponsor a new law (bill or amendment) that would require that information be put in the barcode of driver's licenses. That would show if someone has received a DWI, DUI or public intoxication or any alcohol/illegal drug-related offense.
It would require bars and restaurants that serve alcohol, liquor stores, etc. to scan the barcode on the driver's license. If a person had a DWI, DUI, etc. then they could not serve them alcohol. They would be unable to buy alcohol at a liquor store.
To the editor: I am sick of commissioners DiStasio and Herman's constant disregarding the rules and procedures of this town.
To the editor: This is for Peggy Smith, an island resident of Sunset Beach and is in response to her letter to the editor in the July 23 edition of the Beacon.
1. The rental owners or the renters should pay for the rollbacks as she suggested.
2. The homeowners who do not rent should either arrange to have one of their neighbors or friends roll out and return their garbage cans on collection day. If they do not have neighbors or friends willing to do this, they should pay someone to do it or take their garbage home with them.
To the editor With all due respect to commissioner Emily DiStasio and commissioner Cecelia Herman, they can spin the events of the hiring of the town administrator any way they want, but I think the people of Calabash are intelligent enough to figure it out for themselves.
Blaming others and pointing fingers is the usual way in politics these days, but I think people in general are starting to see through this.
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- adj - approximating the statistical norm or average or expected value
- adj - characterized by malice
- adj - having or showing an ignoble lack of honor or morality
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- adj - (used of persons or behavior) characterized by or indicative of lack of generosity
- adj - (used of sums of money) so small in amount as to deserve contempt
- adj - of no value or worth
- adj - inferior in grade, quality, or character
- verb - to have as a specific aim or purpose
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I hope he ROTS in jail for what he has done.!!!!!!!!!! Jordan was a very nice young man who didn't deserve to die like this, he was a great son, husband, brother, and friend. He was a wonderful person and nothing justifies what carroll gregg did. it makes me angry to know that this 53 year old guy got to live his life but yet cut jordan's life short when it was just beginning!!!!!!!!!!!! he deserves worst way worst than jail.!!!!!!! there is no accident there!!!!! he wasn't paying his piece-of-crap-truck im sure he got warnings, he knew what was coming, you dont ACCIDENTLY KILL SOMEONE BY SHOOTING THEM TWICE!!!!!!!!!
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Nine Warriors Given All-KCAC Football Honors
Nine Warrior football players have been given All-KCAC Honors. Denton Hudspeth received both Second Team All-KCAC and Honorable Mention All-KCAC honors. Brian Noller and Kerby Rice were named to the All-KCAC Second Team. Jesse Kendig, Aric Hook, Kyle Finder, Mat Schmidt, Jordan Coleman, and James Morley were all named Honorable Mention All-KCAC.
Hudspeth led Sterling in rushing, garnering 911 rushing yards on the season for an average of 91.1 yards per game and ran for three scores. In the air, Hudspeth completed 18 of 47 passes for 256 yards and a touchdown.
Noller led Sterling in sacks with four on the season and had 67 tackles. A versatile player, Noller also picked off two passes on the season and had 12 tackles for a loss.
Rice led Sterling with 90 tackles on the season, ten for a loss. In his senior campaign, Rice collected 1.5 sacks.
Kendig had 32 tackles on the season as a defensive lineman.
Hook collected 52 tackles and two interceptions on the season.
Finder was the anchor on Sterling's offensive line.
Schmidt caught ten passes on the season for 160 yards and touchdown.
Coleman was Sterling's top wide receiver with 39 receptions for 617 yards and four touchdowns.
Morley had 45 tackles on the season, two for a loss, and one sack.
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Beginning today, fans will be able to vote on the 2011 GSA by visiting GoldenSpikesAward.com and selecting their favorite amateur player.
Anderson was recently named to the Pac-10 All-Conference team for the second consecutive season, after completing the year with an 8-3 record, 2.17 ERA and 114 strikeouts in 107 and 2/3 innings on the mound.
Entering the 2011 season, the southpaw was named a preseason All-American by three publications.
The native of Las Vegas holds the Oregon all-time record with 285 career strikeouts, and holds the Oregon single-season record with 114 strikeouts (2011). On March 4, Anderson dealt a career-high 14 strikeouts in a win at Long Beach State, also claiming the Oregon single-game strikeout record.
Selected in the 50th round of the 2008 Major League Baseball First-Year Draft out of Spring Valley High School (Las Vegas), Anderson is now projected to be a first-round draft pick in the 2011 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft after three years as Oregon's Friday-night starter.
In 2010, Anderson became the first Duck named to the Pac-10 All-Conference Team in 39 years, and becomes the first player since Oregon baseball was reinstated for the 2009 season to receive the honor on two occasions.
In 15 starts this season, Anderson recorded 12 quality outings, and also posted six starts with six double-digit strikeouts. In his career, Anderson has 11 outings with double-digit strikeouts.
This year, Anderson also tossed the second complete game of his career, allowing two runs on three hits while fanning nine in the series-opening 4-2 win over Arizona April 21.
In what was presumed to be his final appearance in an Oregon uniform at PK Park last
Friday, Anderson pitched the Ducks to a 4-1 victory over No. 6 Oregon State in the Civil War Series opener.
The junior left-hander held the Beavers to one run in seven and 1/3 innings, scattering four hits and fanning 10. He exited the game to a standing ovation of 3,052 after retiring pinch hitter Max Gordon in the top of the eighth.
He 17 career wins at Oregon tie for third all-time, and Anderson is the first UO pitcher to record back-to-back seasons with at least 100 strikeouts (105, 2010; 114, 2011).
Anderson also spent the summer of 2010 pitching for the Collegiate National Team.
GoldenSpikesAward.com -- powered by MLB.com -- will once again be the online home for the award. The Web site features content devoted exclusively to the GSA, including news, voting history, past winner photo galleries, and photographs and video highlights for the 2011 semifinalists. Fans can follow online at GoldenSpikesAward.com as the list of 30 players is narrowed to three finalists on Monday, June 6.
For the first time ever, the GSA will be awarded live on MLB Network. The presentation will begin at 6:00 p.m. ET on MLB Tonight, Friday, July 15. The three finalists for the award will be at MLB Network's studios for the presentation, which will feature interviews, video highlights and the announcement of the winner. Online footage of the event also will be available via GoldenSpikesAward.com and MLB.com.
Connecticut and Vanderbilt top all schools with two semifinalists each, and in total 28 college and universities are represented on the list. Among conferences, the SEC leads with five players, while the ACC has four and the Pac-10 and Big East each have three. Juniors are tops with 22 semifinalists and they are joined by four sophomores and three seniors.
In 2007, USA Baseball instituted a new selection and balloting procedure for the most prestigious award in amateur baseball, and it will follow the same model again in 2011. After working closely with sports information directors and amateur baseball media across the country to determine watch lists and the top-performing athletes, a committee voted to determine the 30 semifinalists. A ballot featuring the names and accomplishments of the 30 semifinalists will now be sent to a group of nearly 200 voters which will select the three finalists and eventual winner.


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How I Met Your Mother in a sad slump
Something funny happened at the end of Monday's episode of "How I Met Your Mother." A monkey grabbed a prize doll and climbed to the top of a scaled-down model of the Empire State Building, ala King Kong.
This is noteworthy because it's become few and far between for funny scenes on this once hilarious series. Even last night's episode seemed like a 29-minute buildup to one amusing idea.
Take out the brilliant Neil Patrick Harris' contributions and there would be almost nothing to smile about this season. This is why the focus has shifted almost entirely from Ted's pursuit of the woman who will become the mother of his children to all things Barney.
Fans–more appropriately former fans–have noticed. Ratings have been dropping steadily. "HIMYM" is now the least watched of CBS's Monday comedy block. This includes "Rules of Engagement," which CBS has relegated to midseason fill-in duty the past few seasons.
The preliminary Nielsen numbers for Monday were about 6.9 million viewers for "HIMYM," 7.4 million for "Rules of Engagement."
More significantly, "HIMYM" was down 22 percent from its last original episode in the crucial 18-49 demo.
The show is in no danger of cancellation right now but don't rule out the possibility of it being shifted next season to a less advantageous time slot, such as the first hour of Wednesday.
A sign of the creative slump in the writers' room is a report that one storyline being considered will have Marshall and Lily becoming parents next season. Weddings and births are the last gasp gambits of once popular shows. Remember "Mad About You"?
This is almost a tacit admission that no one cares any more how Ted meets his kids' mother or who it turns out to be. That happens when you repeatedly tease then don't deliver.
I say all this as a long-time fan, who has caught almost every episode during the show's run. Alas, it seems to have run out of funny.
Anyone else out there share this feeling?


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The term "historical linguistics" refers to the study of languages as they have evolved from past to present, which often includes periods of time that pre-date the art of writing -- i.e., requiring "reconstruction" of forgotten languages lacking written records, but which gave rise to languages in which texts were (and perhaps still are) written. It all began, as legend has it, with Sir William Jones.
On February 2, 1786, Sir William Jones -- a British judge in India who studied oriental languages and literature -- delivered a lecture in Calcutta entitled "The Third Anniversary Discourse, on the Hindus," in which he outlined his growing belief that certain languages spoken from India to the European Atlantic shores were related by virtue of having a common ancestor, just as Italian and French had evolved from Latin, and English from an older Germanic tongue. His Discourse and other writings ignited an academic interest in the evolutionary history of languages that continues to this day; a key paragraph from his Discourse reads as follows:
The Sanskrit language, whatever be its antiquity, is of a wonderful structure; more perfect than the Greek, more copious than the Latin, and more exquisitely refined than either, yet bearing to both of them a stronger affinity, both in the roots of verbs and in the forms of grammar, than could possibly have been produced by accident; so strong indeed, that no philologer could examine them all three, without believing them to have sprung from some common source, which, perhaps, no longer exists: there is a similar reason, though not quite so forcible, for supposing that both the Gothic and the Celtic, though blended with a very different idiom, had the same origin with the Sanskrit; and the old Persian might be added to the same family, if this were the place for discussing any question concerning the antiquities of Persia.
(The paragraph above is copied from Winfred P. Lehmann's book, A Reader in Nineteenth Century Historical Indo-European Linguistics, originally published in 1967 and now available online. Those who acquire more than a passing interest in historical linguistics may refer to the Reader for information about the development of the field during the century after Sir William Jones.)
The term "Indo-European languages," then, refers to the set of all languages recognized as belonging to one particular 'branch' of the evolutionary 'tree' of languages -- that stemming from the "common source" hypothesized by Sir William Jones and others before him (e.g. Andreas Jäger a century earlier in 1686), now identified as the ancestral language Proto-Indo-European. (The prefix "proto" designates, by convention, an unattested language that has been reconstructed from later evidence.) Just as a larger, older tree branch has smaller, younger branches emerging from it, leading to twigs, some older languages of the past gave rise to newer languages leading up to the present. Modern day "twigs" include American English, Bavarian German, Mexican Spanish, Parisian French, Irish Gaelic, Lithuanian, Czech, Farsi, and Hindi/Urdu, among many others. Older "branches" from which such twigs eventually emerged include Low and High German, Vulgar Latin, Insular Celtic, Proto-Baltic, West Slavic, Old Persian, and Classical Sanskrit, each with their progenitors, contemporaries, and successors.
For more information about Indo-European languages and their evolution, with numerous links to locale maps, see our IE Maps. A recommended reading about historical linguistics prior to Sir William Jones is George J. Metcalf, "The Indo-European Hypothesis in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries," pp. 233-257 in Dell H. Hymes (ed.), Studies in the History of Linguistics: Traditions and Paradigms. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1974.


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Sunshine is abundant and water scarce in California these days, so keep your cool and order your bourbon neat as you celebrate our freakish winter at one of the Bay Area's top jazz spots. Gigs worth noting this week include:
- Hard-pounding percussionist Christian Pepin drives his band through "A Tour of Latin America," 8 p.m. Tuesday at Yoshi's San Francisco. $12-$14
- Guitarist Chieli Minucci and Speicial EFX explore a funkier flavor of fusion, 8 p.m. Wednesday at Yoshi's Oakland. $24-$29
- Trumpeter and vocalist Sarah Wilson and her band Fusebox create distinctively modern but refreshingly accessible jazz that draws on everything from Louis Armstrong to British post-punk, 9:30 p.m. Friday at Duende in Oakland. $10
- The FivePlay quintet plays original tunes with solid post-bop swing, 8 p.m. Saturday at Berkeley's Jazzschool. $12-$15
- East Bay vocal sensation Ed Reed weaves bluesy takes on the standards, 8 p.m. Saturday at Piedmont Piano Company in Oakland. $20
- Bay Area jazz guitar icon Calvin Keys keeps it funky with his Power Quartet, performing 7 p.m. Sunday at Yoshi's San Francisco. $14-$17
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Keynote Preview: Virtualization
By stephen.fox on Oct 06, 2009
A Sneak Peek at Show Sessions
Virtualization is driving fundamental transformations in the data center, bringing with it lower cost and greater agility—but also management challenges. At Oracle OpenWorld, Oracle Chief Corporate Architect, Edward Screven, and Senior Vice President of Oracle Product Development, Richard Sarwal, will explain why virtualization is not just about servers, but also about applications and services. You'll see firsthand how Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) unleashes the power of virtualization to help you build your private cloud, simplify deployment and management of applications, and maximize the return on your investments in any environment—virtual or physical.
This 4 p.m. general session is on Monday, October 12, at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Novellus Theater.
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I've looked around on the interwebs but I can't find any sort of answer. I just picked up a Mac Mini and I'm going to throw Lion Server on it for my network.
Most of my computers are running either Leopard or Snow Leopard (one iMac is a PowerPC so I can't upgrade to Lion).
I'd like to use Open Directory for all my network authentication but I want to make sure that the Lion Server can authenticate my iMac running Leopard.


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It happened during big ice storm of February 2011, and despite assurances from Oncor, it will happen again. The hospital has its own diesel generators to make sure the emergency rooms don't lose power, but the electricity grid in Texas is in serious trouble. Rolling blackouts may in fact become a way of life pretty soon. Who's to blame for that?
Governor Rick Perry, Attorney General Greg Abbott, and Luminant CEO David Campbell all blame the EPA. But as my scotch-drinking, zombie-watching buddy Brantley Hargrove points out in this "brief" explanation of the situation (the story clocks in at about 6,700 words), the rolling black outs have a lot more to do with Luminant's own cost-cutting measures (Luminant's parent company was trying to refinance about $18 billion in debt at the time of the power outage at Parkland last year) and the fact that in the days of deregulated energy, the grid hasn't kept up with the growing Texas population. Long, but worth the read.


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Given that 3pi/2 < z < 2pi
x = arccos(sin(z))
Given different values for z (which are angles on the unit circle) how would I write the results in these two forms, where C is a constant?:
a.) x = z + C
b.) x = -z + C
Say angle z, = 7pi/4 and z = 5pi/3
I've drawn the unit circle and everything..
For example, when z = 7pi/4, I know x would = arccos(sin(z)).. z = arccos(-sqrt(2)/2)
I also know that cos = (sqrt(2)/2) at 5pi/4 and 3pi/4
But I'm not sure how to represent those in one of the forms given.


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Very Cheap Old Holden Parts. EVERYONE MUST READ THIS
Hey guys,
When you find something really really good i beleive its only fair to share it with everyone (who doesnt drive a ford). Well here goes
If your after parts for old holdens HJ-WB-VL from body parts, to mechanical to electrical etc go to
Street Class Auto Wreakers
9701 3642.
3 Short Street Dandenong
I just got
HZ Stateman front, inc radiator support (no head lights, indicators incl)
Side guards (no rust)
Bonnet (no rust)
Chrome (no rust at all) Bumper bar
Top tail gate (no rust)
Doors (pair, left has a little rust near the bottom corner, hasnt rusted though yet looks like surface rust)
All for $540
The guy is really nice, has heaps of good condition stock and is really cheap. Its in a bit of a run down area (danenong :) but its the product that matters. Its a small shop near cheltenham road.
Check this place out. This isnt a plug or anything, i just spent a lot of time talking to a lot of people to find this place. Even if it saves one person some stuffing round it'll be worth it.
Cheers, Errol
I Drive an XB Falcon. I also
I Drive an XB Falcon. I also drive a HR. Does that exclude me then?
yes even you :)
yes even you :)
Hey Errol!
Hows things going, mate? Sounds like you got a very good deal on those parts. Good on ya!
Did you have any dramas getting the van home? Did you get the email with the reciept? If not, let me know and I'll resend it to you.
Cheers, mate. Looking forward to seeing the finished project!
Hairy-Dude's Home Page
Hey mate, good to hear from
Hey mate, good to hear from you. Na didnt get the receipt. Basically my email provider (dodo) screwed me over, the deleted my email account by mistake. When they brought it back online i lost all of my contacts and previous emails. I should have stored them in an email program but didnt. Could you please foward the email again. If your after any parts i could pick up a few from this guy and drop them off when i drop round the gearbox, number plates and D-link thingy.
Cheers mate
street class
one of the blokes at work use to own it, i should go check it out (i work in dandenong) need some front doors
hey big woody
which guy....andrew...??? or lee...??? if so I know both of them as well as the original owner and the current owner...
Cheers Kev
Do the guys there serve people who walk in, or is it a trade only type of place? Just wondering as I live pretty close to there. Do you know if they have any HK -HT - HG stuff there?
I think Troy at Street Class may have some HK-T-G stuff give him a call they do all sorts...but I think they specialize in HQ-WB and VB-VN ish not sure bout the commo stuff...
give him a buzz easy to deal with and very reasonable on price..
Cheers Kev
Hey Errol #2
Hey Errol,
E-mail is on its way. I'm guessing you don't need the bonnet and bumper that's here. That's cool, I'll chuck them in the shed!
I do need a good drivers' door. Did they have many left when you were there? Basically, I can bog stuff but don't wanna cut and weld stuff because I don't know how!
Cheers, mate. Glad to hear everything is coming along well!
Hairy-Dude's Home Page
Hey mate,
Yeah he had a stack of doors in good/great condition. Depends on what your after, i got the basic door and ill add my own custom interior etc. Did you want a door with electric windows, centeral locking chrome etc? or just a good door?
I dont mind getting them for ya, btw you can keep the panels if you like. Have you got any bolts spare?
Cheers, Errol
Re: Panels
Just looking for a good door, not even worried about glass or mechanisms or trims, as I have all these. Do you know how much he was asking for them?
As for bolts, I'd go and buy new ones. The ones I've pulled out are pretty rusty.
Hairy-Dude's Home Page
Tailgate for Errol
This link was posted a while ago. These guys do reproduction panels by the look of them.
They are advertising Ute tailgates for $135. All you have to do to make them fit a van is cut the top corners.
Hairy-Dude's Home Page
Tail gates
If you're after tailgates, there is one bloke on ebay who's from Diggers Rest in Melbourne who has them for about $90. I got a set of front blinkers from him for about $40.
There is also a couple more who has them for about $100, or you could try Deer Park Wreckers (Western Highway) they have them for about $130 from memory.
EH Bumper bar
I am looking for an EH rear bumper bar as this is the last piece I need for my wife's new car. If anyone has one at a reasonable price I would be stoked. My email is email@example.com
Fj bonnet catch
Howdy out there,
Nearly finished my fj rebuild but can,t find my bonnet safety catch spring and pin.Would any one be able to help.Also small chrome strip on door pillar.
Will put on some pictures when i work out how to.
Hope some one can help out.
Regards Jeff
Hey Guys,
Had my HG prem Wagon stolen i few months ago got it back with a smashed front end !!! looking for guards/bonnet/bumper/headlight suround , does any one know where i can get these parts for a reasonable price ??
I am in Croydon vic and may be able to help with HG stuff. Ring me on 0409569884
hi alll
im looking for holden barina parts...side mirrors etc...cant get any from online or i prob am looking in the wrong areas....
can u suggest where i can get holden barina 1990 5doors hatch parts? like cheap stufff / wreckers parts?
if yes, please email me or post the details here...thanks a million ,...cheerz, vik
HK/HT 307 SBC RH Rams Horn Exhaust Manifold
G'day Blokes,
I'm looking for an HK/HT 307 SBC RH Side Rams Horn Exhaust Manifold.
If anyone can help it would be most appreciated.
My email addy is email@example.com
Cheap parts in moorabbin
This guy also has a lot of cheap hard to find stuff. In moorabbin: Dinkum Autos - Genuine Classic Holden Parts and Workshop
HQ,J,X rear left qtr panel
I've got a genuine rear ute panel(NOS),anyone no what it's worth?
53 fj holden
hi my mame is foss could anyone tell me if I can use fe fc axels and brakes in my 53 fj like to bring down to 13 inch


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Images of the EF5 tornado barreling through Moore, Oklahoma were captured by many residents on video. A group of Western Kentucky University Meteorology students also caught a glimpse of the monster storm on their radar.
"We saw that it produced that classic hook signature that produces tornados and we saw that it was moving right into that area and we were concerned about that," says Dr. Josh Durkee a WKU Meteorology Professor.
The field studies class from WKU was in Duncan, Oklahoma tracking similar storms. They captured photos of a small tornado touching down. Every year Dr. Josh Durkee travels to the midwest for the class.
"Its been a real busy start and looking at long range forecasts it looks like we will have plenty of other opportunities so it may be only three days in but it looks like a lot of potential for it to be an above average year for us," says Dr. Durkee.
The increased activity has the local American Red Cross keeping a watchful eye. They are ready to be called into action to help the devastated community of Moore, Oklahoma.
"We are actually putting our volunteers on standby. There is going to be a need. We are well aware of that based on the impact and those affected," says Executive Director Jennifer Capps.
Capps and her crews have had some practice responding with similar tornados in Joplin and Tuscaloosa within the past 2 years. Despite the increase, people continue to offer help.
"Red Cross sees a couple of big disasters every couple of years and it's much more frequently now and it's just you know the American people come together during these events and we need them to continue to do that," says Capps.
To follow the progress of the WKU Storm Chasers click the links below.
For more information on how you can volunteer for the American Red Cross or to make a donation, follow the Red Cross link below.


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T-Mobile launches three MDA phones, makes us say WOW!
And no, I'm not talking about the game, lest I really mean to say WoW. I'm just wow-ing for the launch of three new T-Mobile MDAs which are produced in collaboration with HTC. These three new phones are as follows: T-Mobile MDA Compact IV, T-Mobile MDA Vario IV, and the T-Mobile Ameo 16GB. Soon you will know why it's "Wow!" in this page all of a sudden. These phones are by no means uninteresting.
The T-Mobile MDA Compact IV is a direct descendant of the HTC Touch Diamond. It carries the same new inteface found on the Touch Diamond and runs on Windows Mobile 6.1. It boasts of a VGA touchscreen display where users will be able to feel and become impressed by the remarkable 3D interface. And its beauty isn't only skin deep, either.
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As for specs, it will have most of the same ones from the first device we mentioned, only it sports a very different form factor, being a horizontal slider handset, and all. More info is available about this on our first T-Mobile MDA Vario IV post.
The last item on our little list is something new for HTC and T-Mobile: a 16 gigger. Actually, this is a follow-up to the original T-Mobile Ameo, which obviously according to its name, has 16GB of internal memory. This device appears to have a detachable QWERTY keyboard, for it is mentioned that it works with or without the said contraption. Again, it sports almost similar specs as the two previous phones, only it has a slightly different form factor. The T-Mobile Ameo 16GB is expected to be available in July. More details about there handsets regarding pricing and availability are to come.
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The Final Friday Art Party will be held on New Hampshire Street in Lawrence, Kan. on Friday January 31. The event includes local artists, craftman, galleries, music and food.
All Souls Gallery features Jerry Stogsdill's "Photography, From Get Real to Not So Much!" at the gallery located in the All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, 4501 Walnut. The exhibit closes on Feb. 14.
The Blue Gallery will feature three exhibits, "Kollabs" by Luis Garcia-Nerey and Anke Schofield, "Wonder Wall" and "Fight or Flight" by Amani Skalacki". The gallery is located at 118 Southwest Blvd. The exhibits close on Feb. 1.
"Extemporary Contemplations" will be the featured exhibit at the Buttonwood Art Space located at 3013 Main. The exhibit will run through Jan. 31.
HAW Contemporary will feature two exhibits: "The Head on the Door" by Corey Antis and "Del Harrow" by Del Harrow. The exhibits may be viewed at the gallery located at 1600 Liberty. Both exhibits open on Jan. 10 and close on Feb. 22.
Images Art Gallery features the Wearable Art Show at the gallery located at 7320 W. 80th in Overland Park, Kan. The exhibit runs through Feb. 15.
"Captured Moments" by Arthur Stellar and Kate Peterson-Sloop will be presented at the Irene B. French Community Center at 5701 Merriam Dr. in Merriam, Kan. The exhibit will run through Feb. 15.
Kansas City Public Library features "Stargazing" by John C. Tibbetts. The exhibit will be at the Central Library located at 14 W. 10 and closes on Jan. 31.
"The Neighborhood" by Stephanie Bloss will be featured at the Kiosk Gallery. There will be an opening reception on Friday January 17 from 6 to 9 p.m. The gallery is located at 3951 Broadway and the exhibit will close on February 14.
"The Creative Observer" by William S. Burroughs is featured at the Lawrence Arts Center at 940 New Hampshire in Lawrence. The center will hold an opening reception on Friday Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. The exhibit closes on March 2.
Thornhill Gallery presents "Stages of Conversion" by Gene Emerson Friedman at the gallery located at 11901 Wornall inside Avila University. The exhibit closes on Feb. 14.
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Cloverleaf Schools has filed two issues for the August special election ballot — one is another try at new operating funds and the other is a renewal of an existing levy.
Cloverleaf Treasurer Jim Hudson said the additional levy would generate the same revenue as the levy that failed in Tuesday's primary, even though the millage amount is slightly higher because of slipping property values.
The 8.3-mill levy would bring in $3.7 million a year for 10 years and would cost the owner of a $100,000 home an additional $248 a year.
Hudson said the renewal levy on the Aug. 7 ballot would bring in $2.8 million a year for 10 years and would not cost residents more money.
Cloverleaf's 7.9-mill levy on Tuesday's primary ballot fell short by 58 votes, 2,073 to 2,131.
Black River Schools' levy passed Tuesday by an even- narrower margin of 52 votes, 1,280 to 1,228, according to unofficial results.
The margins of victory and defeat were not so small — less than a half of 1 percent of the total votes — to trigger a recount, said Carol D. Gurney, deputy director of the Medina County Board of Elections.
Gurney said the number of provisional ballots that remain to be counted appear not enough to change the outcome of either election.
There are 10 provisional ballots for Black River and 38 for Cloverleaf.
Final election results will be certified by the board of elections May 23.
The Ohio School Boards Association found that 36 out of 86 requests for new money were approved Tuesday across the state, a passage rate of 42 percent.
"Ohio public schools continue to work diligently to do more with less," said Richard Lewis, executive director of the statewide association. "But school districts can only cut so much. At some point, they have to turn to their communities to help maintain the high-quality instruction and services residents have come to expect."
The Black River board also had planned to put a levy on the August ballot in case Tuesday's levy failed, but board President Janet Eichel said the board would take the levy off the ballot.
"With this levy that passed, we can hold our own for now," she said.
The only other issue on the Aug. 7 ballot was filed by Litchfield Township — a 3.2-mill levy for fire and EMS service.
Pam Shaw, Litchfield Township fiscal officer, said the levy will simplify and take the place of three separate existing levies — a levy for fire operations, a levy for fire equipment and a levy for EMS operations.
"We have to say additional because it's a new levy," she said. "It's actually the total brought in by those three levies."
Wednesday was the deadline to file for the Aug. 7 special election.
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PELL LAKE — "We're in upheaval and discord here," said Crystal Smith, owner of Chris Ann's Resale, N1178 Clover Road.
It appears the business she and her husband Gary opened last September is in its final days. Crystal said the bank is giving them until the end of the month to clear out of the former Property Shoppe building across from Pell Lake Mobil.
Although the resale shop has been open a little more than a year, she said it has touched numerous lives in the community. When asked how many lives, she said she knows of at least four by name, "but probably a thousand more."
"By keeping our prices so low, we've affected everybody who has ever walked into our store," Crystal said. "Our thing is we don't believe you should have to pay a fortune for your necessity."
Such a business philosophy seems rare in today's economy, but it's one which likely cemented Chris Ann's customer base. Ironically, it's also today's economy which has forced them into closing.
It seemed like a sweet deal at first. Crystal said they were renting the 1,100-square-foot space for $350 a month, not including utilities. Eventually, the building became the bank's.
"The building went into foreclosure last February," Crystal said. "We didn't know about it until roughly September. It went up for sale in a sheriff's auction in October."
Here's the catch. Days before that sale, she said she signed a lease renewal with the landlord. According to Crystal, there was a provision in the lease stating it would automatically renew each year.
However, the bank's attorney told her the bank doesn't do automatic renewals and the lease was null and void because it was signed in October, which was well after the building went into foreclosure.
"I told them you have ripped the rug out from under the community," Crystal said.
She said they have several regulars, several of whom are upset about the closing.
"Our customers are outraged," Crystal said. "They're crying when they come in here. They're hugging me and crying — not just 'boo-hoo,' but really, they're sobbing. They don't know what they're going to do."
One loyal customer, Susie Fleischer, volunteers at the shop. Crystal said Fleischer's daughter told her the shop "gives my mom a reason for living."
According to Crystal, another regular is Mark Kravontka, who hadn't left his house for about three years because he suffers from a panic attack disorder. Then, after Chris Ann's opened, Kravontka's wife made him come to the store. He has shopped there regularly ever since.
"By me opening this store, it's become a comfort zone for him," Crystal said. "This man can't even go to Lake Geneva he gets so panic-stricken."
Crystal, who lives in Pell Lake, said she doesn't know what she's going to do.
"It's tearing me apart," she said. "What are these people going to do?"
Hopes & dreams
She's hoping someone will hear her story and help keep her dream alive.
"My dream has always been to have a resale store," she said.
Her parents operated one in the former opera house in Genoa City.
"I remember going there as a kid to help wash toys," Crystal said. "My parents would sell them for a quarter. (But) I grew up on a farm and we always shopped at rummage sales. It was a way of life. I always tell my customers we're like a rummage sale that has to charge sales tax."
Another motto which applies to Chris Ann's is one person's trash is another's treasure. Some items they sell were found on the side of the road. Most of it was donated to the store — including brand-name clothes from Old Navy, the Gap and Tommy Hilfiger.
Clothes go for $1 an item, or customers can buy a grocery store-bag full for $5. Sometimes, items are free. Crystal said once, someone donated a collection of Disney movies with the instructions that they should be given to children.
She said when she opened the resale shop, it wasn't about making money.
"I just wanted to help the community," Crystal said.
She said her inspiration was local philanthropist Sal Dimiceli, of Time Is Now To Help, an organization the resale shop has supported because of his example.
"I just looked at a man in his position, who can still come down and work with people on their level, help them and make them feel OK," Crystal said.
But she's not giving up on her dream.
Crystal said she's still looking to rent business space ideally in Pell Lake, Genoa City or the southern part of Lake Geneva.
"People ask me where will I go," she said. "I say, 'Wherever God takes me.'"
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Edith Wharton wrote novels and short stories and won a Pulitzer Prize. Many of her other works overshadow her short stories, but "The Fulness of Life" is a good short read.
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"The Fulness of Life" opens with a woman's death. Her death is followed by a conversation with the Spirit of Life. Many themes repeat through the course of the story. There is a direct discussion of the meaning of the fullness of life. How does the woman describe the fullness of life? Does she look back on her life with happiness or sadness?
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Stadelmann, S; Perren, S; Kölch, M; Groeben, M; Schmid, M (2010). Psychisch kranke und unbelastete Eltern. Elterliche Stressbelastung und psychische Symptomatik der Kinder. Kindheit und Entwicklung, 19(2):72-81.
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Looks like life is not, in fact, good at LG.
CEO Yong Nam has just stepped down as CEO of LG Electronics wanting to "take responsibility for the slack performance", which in my opinion isn't all his fault, it's the market we're in right now. Unless you're Apple, you just don't seem good enough.
He's not the only CEO of a large company to step down lately, HP and Nokia have had them step down in the recent months too. Yong was only CEO for a short 3 years and nine months also.
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early game info
Once I have sorted out these forums (what a pain!) I will be uploading some game information.
The screenshots I have seen look amazing and this is really set to become the first RTS of its kind to offer ground and space battles in 3-d!
Just a question what was actually wrong with the other ones?
Nothing wrong with Galactic Battles.com forums. With the arrival of the new game, it seems a better idea to introduce new forums. However, GB.com will become the new RTS central for the LFN Network
so the wait for a new site is over then? :p
where are the screens :|
Patience, patience. :)
LucasArts have't even gone out with a press release on it yet as far as I've seen. ;)
In the meanwhile though, here's the cover of the Febuary issue of PC Zone UK (thanks to Pad for pointing it out ;) )
I have screenshots from PC ZONE mag, but until i get my hands on a decent scanner - they wont be any good.
However, rest assured, Empire At War is shaping up to be the BEST RTS OF ALL TIME!
Screens are amazing and by the weekend, i will have an early preview and once Lucasarts are back at work after Xmas, I will be after screens and much much more.
GB.com WILL be the BEST place for the latest news for the new game!
DMUK - the best RTS of all time with Two sides? I think not.
C&C: two sides, yet widely regarded as a masterpiece. Same for Red Alert.
Warcraft 1 and 2: Two factions, yet widely regarded as masterpieces.
So please stop spamming every thread about there only being to sides!
this is what i have been waiting for....
we will see how it looks and all one's you get thescreen up from DarthMaulUK and then we can judge the game!
Raven - i've never played Warcraft, but remember that the C&C seies is very old, so they probably couldnt put any more than two civs in. Also, i'm not spamming every thread, i've only posted in this one.
They already had 3 factions in Dune 2, but then just made two for C&C.
If a game ha only two factions, but they are really differentiated and balanced, then I'd take that every day over several much too similar races!
I dont care how many sides there are. Only as long if the game is good or not. :p
Cant wait for the screenies.
Well, Rebellion onlyhad two civ's (Empire and Rebels) and it was a well balanced game and lots of fun to play. It was easily customized and it replayability was excellent. I still play it and its an old game. This smacks of a great game. I think alot of people here are just upset because much of their speculations were incorrect, but hey, that's ok folks. Just because we were all basically creating a GB 2 and PetroG has gone on and made a brand new game doesn't mean that it will be bad.
I am glad that they are creating something different. I think that it is about time that LA has its hands on a new engine and not something that they borrowed from somewhere else. It will be great when other games will have on the box "made from the Empire at War RTS engine" on it.
Ah right, leXX lives in London, right? ;)
You mean the one we never see much of any more? :D
What was her name again. :p
The little I've heard of this game, this is how I see it:
In one hand: Rebellion
In the other: Galactic Battlegrounds
Now put your hands together. :D
I can't wait for some game info and screenshots. Hopefully this will be the Star Wars RTS we've all been waiting for.
Yeah, time for some of you brits to grab a copy and get the scanners running :)
I can't wait for the space battles. A full on strategy based space conflict will be great.
Lets see some screens, theirs gatta be one person with the mag and a scanner out there.
What mag is it in cause I live in the uk and I'll buy it and post screens.
Is the mag already out, or is it just for subscribers so far?
might have to buy this months then
Nope, people already got it. That is after all how we came to know any detailsm about it.
This is already looking like a very ambitious game. afaik no-one has tried to combine space and ground battles in this way before. I think if they tried to add more than 2 civs it would get overambitious and there would be less chance of it being good.
Imperium Galactica II had this type of game play, where it combined space battles with ground battles, but that one also had micro-managing of planets so the population could grow and thrive, building up your ground forces and spacefleet, develop new technology, weapons, and military hardware (aswell as civilian advances).
I always hoped Rebellion would become sorta like that one, but allas it didn't reach that high. None the less, Rebellion was a fun game which I spent many, many hours on. :)
here for the ppl ho can read realy small letters ;)
and can't anyone yust post some vage pictures of the ingame?
Yeah, I can't believe this. Usually it takes like 10 min after a mag is out for scans to hit the web!
yes and this is a week later and stil nothing :mad:
Well, I've looked thru many stores that sell PC mags, but I can't seem to find it.
It might come out tomorrow here though, that's when Narvesen (which holds alot of different mags from all over the world here in Norway) get's their mags (usually) where I live.
*crosses fingers*
to bad thay wont sell Pczone in my country, but it will be posted somwere on the web anyway.
Yah, but I am not known for my patience ;)
Take it easy dudes, the game is sure going to be good.
if you look at just the technical part its realy a medium game, and not perfectly ballanced either.
i hope those guys will realy make empire at war a great game but to say that this game will be good for sure... i have my doubts about that.
but anyway...i'ts starwars :D
* can't wait anymore going realy wild now smackin whit PIE's! all around the house O_o *
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