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I just got this new calculator but for some unknown reason it doesn't replay previous equations when you press the UP arrow on its 4way directional pad. It can go up when you're using Standard Deviation but that's the only time the triangular arrows will show up. Is this just the calculator...

I don't think you fully appreciate cinderweller's point. Read between the lines, he was also ontopic.

BTW It's actually back 20th of March. So basically it's April, 1 more month to people. Apparently it was only meant to be 13eps but they extended it to 22 due to the popularity. So better to take more time making it then giving the audience something horrible.

How are the good people at Channel 7 showing it anyway, one new ep a week? Or are they doing the New ep; Repeats; New ep; Repeats?

It gets better! Anyone know who the song is by?

The internet. I'm not going to cite references if that's what you want. If you don't believe me then go find out yourself?

Quick facts about Prison Break: 1. First Season is 22 episodes. 2. The back 9 will commence in March. 3. The producer did not die in a hotel room from a drug overdose. 4. It was an accountant. 5. Season 1 is the escape 6. Abruzzi, who is "italian" is actually a Swedish actor. 7. Season 2...

Bob Sagat was awesome, the guy who plays the dad in those father-son 80s film tells the dirtiest version in the whole film. And the card trick one was great!

Yeah awesome movie, don't listen to the knobs who complain that the movie has no action. It's an awesome movie, movie of the year ;)

Even if they are in an "Accelerated" class it does not mean they can start year 12 work. Haven't you figured this out? xx__savannah you're everyone's worst nightmare. Atleast I can stay on subject whilst you just assume that I'm doing this to whinge. But it seems you hold yourself in high...

Trebla you still have not read the entire thread. That's why you have no idea what the argument is about. Working "damn hard" is not some kind of excuse, the fact is that JR gives their students extra time to do a set amount of work. From someone who uses "...... lol" to express his...

Note that the Preliminary prerequisite includes a set number of hours for each course, which JR could not have filled (and thus been eligible for going ahead and doing HSC courses as well as testing them with their pupils) unless their students attend school 7 days a week or have 12 hours of...

Apart from the fact that Xeia totally missed the whole point of this debate it wasn't even a well structed argument. Obviously she isn't aware of a phenomenon called 'paragraphs'. To the other guy that said no one cared, if you actually read the thread you'll see that people do care. Or do...

You'll note that he is not in University and the two institutions are completely different

Stop trying to cover your mistakes, "figure of speech" ? So you're using "asian Gangster" as a metaphor? Don't make me laugh. What does vaguely knowing him/her have anything to do with the fact that you believe there is a gangster there? The only gang in JR is the barnyard club. Bravo. Maybe...

Have you even read the whole thread and have any idea what the debate is over? Of course someone from JR would support the nurture and accelerate if they want to argument but that's not what we are talking about. It's about them having extra time to learn HSC topics that other schools are...

That's not what I had in mind for HSC material, they're learning calculus, integration and natural numbers before other schools have even heard of the terms. ALthough those examples are not 4U HSC topics they still have a level of difficulty which is highly unlikely a HSer could master.

Of course, I do not stereotype them like that. I hear that out of 170 students the top 90 will do it. I know what you meant and it makes sense :) ogmzergrush: That is a good point but I believe that most kids are only doing the HSC for marks not for a learning experience. If JR...

I definately want the able to excel but there are limits which the BOS has set to ensure fairness. Sorry but i do not understand your examble with y=mx + b, how is offering challenging questions for simple co-ordinate geometry extending into the HSC? Sorry again, it may be due to a dying mind :P

I was referring to harder subject which are traditionally orientated towards selective schools, Extension 2 maths is what comes to mind first. Sorry if this is unclear but it is rather late and I've been working on English reasearch for the past few hours.