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Re: What school you at? St Columba Anglican, Pt Mac. Private. Anglican. Expensive. Not that bad really :P

Re: How was your school day? I got some homework today, but had it all completed before I went home :D I also got my computer account activated and got to enjoy my first free periods figuring out the intranet as well as figuring out how to use the combination lock on my locker. Maths, legal...

Started on Tuesday, got diaries, timetables etc., as a new student at the school I had no idea about 99% of stuff, even now I still have no idea about 90% of it. Had Maths, Physics and Legal, intro lessons. Then on Wednesday we went off on a three day excursion :D Boot-campish activities...

2008 courses: EngStd, Maths, MathsExt1, Physics, Legal That's in addition to the three I've already done (see sig) and I hope to pick up MathsExt2 next year, which would take me to a total of 16 units.

What are your interests? As someone who's done IPT, I have to say it's quite an interesting course. Also, big factor for you is that both Accounting and BusServ are Category Bs, so at most only one of them will count for the UAI.

I'm applying for a scholarship to Year 11 at a private school (St Columba, Pt Mac) this year. One of the questions on the application is: As you can see from my sig I'm looking mostly at iii). Any suggestions what to write? I'm thinking they want a 'what I like, why I like it' type of...

English and Geography. Even though I'm not brilliant at either of them.

Active, practising Christian (Presbyterian) ever since I can remember. A religion where God loves us, which motivates us to do what he wants, do good works, etc, rather than where we 'love' God, and do good works and acts of worship out of fear.

From what I gather the BOS doesn't/no longer publishes the DAL as a CSV file. Probably because it's too open to machine processing, and there's privacy issues involved.

Not THAT curious, seeing how I believe there's a link to my blog in my profile, and in my blog I occasionally write about religion. You get desensitised to it after being on mailing lists for enough. Anyway, anyone who DIDN'T get a strange envelope?

Well, I had to write it somewhere... since there's no 'random weird stuff about the 2007 HSC' thread... ObjectsInSpace: Presbyterianism FTW. That's all I have to say...

Only if you get 90+ for ALL your subjects. You do get on the Distinguished Achievers List for achieving a 90+ in one subject, though.

Can you post the full list?

I wonder which envelope manufacturer sells them that way, because it'd be pretty hard to make such an obvious mistake, particularly because of the plastic window.

Today the results summaries arrived, did anyone else get it in an envelope where the flap is on the wrong side? (the bottom, not the top)

SDD - 89, 85, 87 Chemistry 79, 79, 79 (exam mark, assessment mark, HSC mark) I'm fairly pleased.

112 and 911 are programmed into basically all handsets, 000 is programmed into Australian handsets and Australian SIM cards.

It was 'which of the following improves webmail security on public computers' or something of that sort. The options were using a different browser, not opening attachments, clearing cache and something else, which I think was clearing cookies. I was stuck between attachments and cache, not...

It's more than 5 minutes to scan all those pages...

Subscript = text below the line, superscript = text above the line. Both used in computing :)