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lol... meee feeel sorry for you sugar :) your "teacher's pet" post has turned into "the night before" post :) anyways... teacher's pet.. that sounds rather... ummm... bad if you want to put it that way... one of my friend occasionally call me a teacher's pet just because I talk to them more...

Just a note on this even if your nek's trial is over... T cells do in fact "act against" (if I haven't misunderstood your meaning there) the antigen/pathogen. If you think carefully, T cells are responsible for the cell-mediated response, they do confront with the antigen/pathogen to a certain...

hmmm.. you know schooly, I wouldn't be strongly recommanding you to do this 'cause posting the "real trials" is just a breach of the copyright law ;) but still... if that's what you are referring to I *might* be able to help ya :) (our school buys trial papers) Good luck with your exams :)

:) here you go.. good luck with you exam tomorrow.. (I hope you are still online) http://groups.msn.com/SyllabusNoteTeam under the Pictures section :)

*sigh*... does it mean I have been made to drop down to the wrong level!? I was doing Advanced in year 11 and at the end of the year I got an assessment mark which was the second highest(not the overall ranking). HOWEVER, my english teachers suggested me to drop back to Standard due to my...

No... the standard packages are too large in size.. for sciences, the 2001 ones are about 80MB in size and the 2002 ones have increased to apporximately 230MB... if you are closely associated with the staff at your school, your could probably borrow them.. but apparently we are not supposed to...

Heey... don't be so mean, you should be showing your sympathy for us... Even better if you can throw a little empathatic view on us - you know what it's like. Hmmmm... look at the time.. I have Biology and Extension 2 tom.. today.. hehee.. I was sooo all stuffed up earlier 'cause I was too...

Awww... *horror horror horror* Antidiuretic Hormone is NOT made in the pituitary gland, repeat, it's NOT made in the pituitary gland. It is made in the hypothalamus and stored in the prosterior pituitary gland and is used to stimulate water reabsorption. This is achieved by the ability of the...

I'm aiming for 98.00 :) If I get into band 6 in Standard English *fat chance* (not) then it probably won't be a problem.. even if I get into late band 5, 98.00 still seems quite impossible.. any ideas?

ahhhhhh...... thank you exeter :P heheee... I have four of them in my wallet already *blink* Just a note on this.. I don't know if you have previously read a message about a syllabus note team before, but what we are aiming to do is to produce syllabus notes for a variety of subjects...

Okay, two advance in technology that are mentioned most in the field of Biology are Biochemistry and Microbiology. Obviously these technologies are previously not abailable due the lack of scientific equipements that will allow these to happen and the lack of knowledge on the behaviour of...

:) what don't you understand Lani? Just tell us :) I mean, don't bring anything you don't understand to sleep or it'll come and bite you later - in any form and shape (heheee). Okay, maybe I should say this: YOUR FIRST OPTION WAS DEFINITELY RIGHT - IT WAS JUST BECAUSE OF THE RANGE AND JUST...

ahhhh, what a mistake that I have made there... lol, maybe I better go back to kindy and do something about let and right so that I wont' get things wrong in the HSC... Well, yes yes, the more to the RIGHT and the more the to TOP the more electronegarive the element is. Therefore Flourine is...

*Recall from the preliminary course* when you look at the periodic table, the further to the lright and the closer to the top, the more electronegative the element will be. The most electronegative element is Flourine and it has a EN of 4. This means when other elements are combined with F...

hmm... an interesting one... because indicators are mostly weak acids which works on the principle of equilibrium displacement and the colour of the ions that it produce (which is different to its undisssociated colour). That is, if the concentration of H+ is high, it will not dissociate...

Thank you gummie for remining me about the chocolate we have discussed before and thank you frigid for your always supportive comments... You know, the way it is now is simply appalling.. I heard a story from a parent who has a daughter grauated from James Ruse about 5 years ago - and my...

Hey... try to read other posts and see how many of them are actually useful... gees, I just can't help saying this - is this board a place for fun or what? Or is this purely a place to gain posting-fame as you increase your post counts with your spams? Does anyone ACTUALLY CARE ABOUT THEIR HSC...

Hi everyone :) I think many of you might have already read my useful "spams" (as similar messages have appeard in quite a few subjects..) about making syllabus notes together. It took a while to get things organised and it is all set and ready to go now.. However, it would be really good if...

so does it mean my future holds no med? I am not quite a sociable person until recently my situation got better... never had a part time job, never really liked anyone at school, always full of complaints, cynical, and on top of all of it - never had a girlfriend... I fell really.. umm... half...

umm... I thought I was talking about Adv. Sci. at UNSW under the UNSW catagory...