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lol - such a scientific way of analysing it...humans are not machines, how do they expect that to work on humans? I mean I see where they're going, but it would be much simpler just to say to look for unique parts of the shape and do the process of elimination as you go...you just can't beat...

You're considering doing it amidst your busy double-degree schedule? Or for someone else I take it...? Well anyway, my advice is short and simple - buy the books off someone, (some professional courses offer theirs too) and DON'T go to the actual training courses. Waste of time and money...

6 years? What crack are you on?! Well to be fair, it's actually upto 4 years for specialisation, less for general practice. And if you're going to UNCLE, you only study for 5 years, then do your 6th yr internship and from that point on you are both studying and learning in the clinic - not the...

lol - Law shmaw...not really my field though so I can't comment much....too little action for my tastes.

eh? Those are GRADUATE salaries, in the long run, most doctors make more than dentists (especially specialists!) I'm not into med for the money in case you're thinking that, but believe you me, doctors make a LOT, so I dunno why you think otherwise...I just happen to find all these minor...

Your sister will make a fine doctor :D

You just have lazy teachers who probably don't even know the course. They aren't teachers as far as I'm concerned. It's like that in many selective schools. They let competition get in the way of reality.

You're a weird one xiao...hehe, btw what course you doin at uni?

The balance is a measure of weight (which as you know is a force). Since the wire is undergoing a repuslive force (configure magnets and wires accordingly) due to the motor effect, it will exert a weight on the balance when current flows. As current increases so does the weight force (which...

Shh...they might be watching.

The trick is to pace yourself. Now you also have the sequence problems. I suggest you jump to those first, since they're easier. The trick to type 2 is practice. You see, like type 1, you can get better at it as you do it because you know what shape you're looking for. With Type 2s, you have...

Kow_dude, as your fellow former student of HBHS, I don't advise you to change to Advanced unless you're good at english. You're wrong in thinking that Advanced will get you higher- it won't. Advanced and Standard are scaled together - standard is not capped, it's just that no one can go good...

Hey I go to HBHS! That is to say I went there...wait am I a bit late for this?!

ugh! I meant "DO dentists..." Don't mock my intelligence, or I be bringing malpractice on yo' ass.

Does dentists pay for indemnity insurance?

Not really, uni location is a very big deal - after all you're going to be living there for so long if you move interstate. Being Sydnian and moving back and forth between Newcastle and home is hard enough, i've found. It takes a lot of mental and physical willpower to do such a task. You...

In light of all the medicine topics, I decided to post another one of my own. I've been reading from various sources that Dentistry graduates (back in 2002 at least) were receiving $52,000 a year, whereas medical graduates received only 45k per year! I think that's changed, could someone look...

Meh, I'll just go to the day the Health faculty is hosting.

NO! PHB is certainly in the syllabus - not it specifically but any biopolymer (synthetic that is)

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