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You should never try to work out relationship probelsm or issues relating to your friends over MSN. People rely on the internet too much these days :P Body language can be important.

Yeah I would love to go around at night poking people.

First year science shouldnt be too hard. A lot of revision in some cases. But as you progress it does get hard, just make sure you do well first year and develop a good study pattern and you should be fine.

Any episode with Ralph in it (and not the smart version Ralph; some may have noticed that in some episodes Ralph is actually smart and well articulated).

Marge: This town is a part of who you are! This is a Springfield Isotopes Cap... when you wear it, you're wearing Springfield! When you eat a fish from our river, you're eating Springfield! When you make Lemonade from our trees, you're drinking Springfield! Bart: Mom, when you give that...

"They may remind you of another famous pair of singers, the Olsen Twins, and the girls say they like that. But unlike the Olsens, who built a media empire on their fun-loving, squeaky-clean image,...." HAHAAHAHAH

ROFL. They are only opening their new science department in 2006.

Melbourne jumped from 49 to 8.... UTS wasn't even ranked in the Top 500 of another list and here its 29th....

Its like $10/$15 at JB Hifi

I watched bits and bits. I dont get it, how come he was able to travel backwards in time to save the girl? And why on earth was he able to travel through time invisibly in the machine? All the buildings just seemed to build around it :P

Someone posted a past paper in this thread earlier in the year....

Thats like one of the most important aspect of genetics. Its a guaranteed question.

I meant just a normal resume and online test. Questionairre and so on. Not BigW but specifically Coles. Employers rarely check online applications unless they are new.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=90530 Posted liike an hour before....

I would ave put down quadrant. Due to the population size, capture-recapture would be a long process.

It was a more maths based problem from memory. You had to estimate the number of red blood cells on a given size and use the scale as a factor.

You should NEVER walk out of an exam until time is up. Never. I don't care how many times you have to review your answers, never do that.

For all you Bio students who plan on doin a science based degree in the future, prepare to repeat all the content again.

That sounds right

Blood cell measurement was a pain in the 2003 HSC