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i think so....everyone at my school wrote about warragamba dam

We've finished the first two modules and will probably be finished the third by the end of this week.

guylian...or any of those praline filled chocolates

How much detail should we go into with this dotpoint? I've written like two pages on it but I could go into so much more detail, but I'm not sure if its really necessary.

I found some good sites whilst doing my research assignment: www.stonequarry.com.au/nature/warragamba_dam.html www.premiers.nsw.gov.au/our_library/archives/sydwater/5threp/r5chapter5.html www.australianwaterservices.com.au/WaterProspect.htm...

i hate photos....and photographers

oh yay i like these games.... ammonification:complex organic compounds are decomposed by fungi and bacteria by the process mineralisation. Nitrogen is released as ammonium ions Q2) Define Net Assimilation Rate (NAR)

we're doing plant and animal production at the moment. I think we're going to study milk because we had to listen to some dairy farmers guy come and talk about milk production/marketing earlier on in the year and my teacher said something about needing it later. Anyway, I have some notes on...

what exactly do you need to know?

hmmm yes i agree. I went crap in my ag 1/2 yearly, 59.5/80. The ag teachers at our school are so picky!! My teacher said that they're heaps pickier than what Hsc markers are...but I guess they're doing us a favour *sighs*

totally agree

i cried today when i discovered my english rank has dropped 78 places since the beginning of the year

yep...it makes sense now thankyou

same here :(

yes...back emf opposes the supply emf in order to limit the amount of energy produced when the coil rotates in the magnetic field. If the emf produced by the rotating coil were to aid the supply emf, the coil would continually increase its speed, which means that energy is being generated "for...

i used Because I Could not Stop for Death by Emily Dickinson and Journey of the Magi by T.S Eliot they relate to physical journeys really well

i have this for an assignment, and the instructions say i MUST use the internet to find information, and there is no information on burhan gemikonakli on the internet (not that i can find anyway). Does anyone have any suggestions for a male chemist?

ouch! poor guy

oh i see thankyou :)

identify and name some examples of isomers (excluding geometrical and optical) of haloalkanes up to eight carbon atoms I find this dotpoint a bit ambiguous. Does it want us to give examples of isomers of haloalkanes from C1 to C8, or just to five some examples of haloalkanes of C8 or below...