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Maple :D Its the bomb.

You may soon have to write about the Singapore international campus and then we will no longer be able to refute how far UNSW is*. Also mention that the best place for ID is unigym :D no lines, no worries. Except the staff are tech pygmies (no offence to pygmies). *seeing as though the...

Yeah yeah, all in jest. Trust me when I say that I know I am an idiot on the subject.

Well really it is because they have a different molar density (I don't know if this exists but you know what I mean). How silly of me.

Maybe if you didn't try so hard to come across as an idiot we might respect your request to help you. If you can't even be bothered to make it easy for us, we are unlikely to help you out. Know that we are of no obligation.

It is exactly what it says. A complete understanding would obviously encompass both these. Point one means extensively knowing one way they do it, including everything from start to finish. Point two means knowing the fundamental differences between the three processes. If you look at...

Friction is a deceleration which is constant, with the exception, i think, of aerodynamic friction. However, friction force can't cause an object to then accelerate the other way. If you don't understand say specifically what has you stumped.

I thoroughly agree with you. I thoroughly agree with you. I thoroughly agree with you. I thoroughly agree with you. However, your 'source' of 'groundbreaking proof' is not what you say it is. It is proof of nothing, and all I'm trying to say is as much.

Think before you post. '60 Minutes' and 'A Current Affair' are both current affairs journalism. I never suggested one or the other because it matters little. It was a 'report'. The only difference is that it has a small element of data and not quite as much conjecture.

A few things, this data is, as described by the the compiler, "a meaningless indication". <adopting the attitude of katie_tully> For you katie_tully, the true dumbarse, this data is nothing. A person has multiplied the rate of Australia by the population of Brazil. I am sorry if you two in...

Yet another great quality of books; you can buy 3 or 4 second-hand books (or more apartently) for the price of a 2 hour movie. :D

The controls are slightly messed up, but otherwise a good investment of a few hours :D

It is pure gold.

I'll take a punt: R-OH + R'-OOH <--H2SO4--> R-O-OR' + H2O Excess R-OH drives reaction to the right. Excess R-OH will (usually) lower the boiling point of the solution. R-OH will solvate R'-OOH (usually). R-OH is less dangerous (usually). R-OH is cheaper or easier to produce (usually)...

Finished Resteraunt at the End of the Universe - Douglas Adams Starting Gormenghast - Mervyn Peake PS. Anyone know where specifically I can buy the original Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books. I have a messed up complex about new books that makes me not buy the newly released...

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy... Which retard cast that movie? (no offence to retards) Books ( and radio series I presume ) without a doubt!!! :uhhuh:

Sam 'n' Max! I still can't beleive they canned the sequel :(

I knew someone who wanted to get into events management, but then again they couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery. Well, that's my two cents worth on events management :rolleyes: .

So here's how friction works; Friction is proportional to weight (in our example) such that; Initial condition of movement; F = F(thrust) - F(fric) = F(thrust) - mu(s) * W > 0 Friction during movement; F(fric) = mu(d) * W where mu(s) >= mu(d). and 0 <= mu(s or d) <=1. mu is a...

Ju-jitsu. UNSW. Almost 2 years. Lots of weapon defences. Whoever used karate and throwing techniques in the same post made me chuckle. Accomodating to women. :D