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Air Canada will soon be flying Vancouver to Sydney non-stop with their new 777... not sure how long the flight will be, but its gonna be looooonnnggggg....

Focus on the principles of physics which are applied in the device. I chose to do the CD one, its really easy and the textbooks cover it as well.

O kool! ~ Good luck to you too dude! ;)

O.o R u sure? My fd who has 1000+ posts here got 99.75 for her UAI (or something above 99).

U hv a different teacher for 2 and 3 unit? O.o Well, yeah, as already said. 2 unit and 2 unit are quite similar, just that you work on harder questions and at a much much faster rate in 3 unit.

If you think you can do better in other subjects than ext english then go right ahead. I was like you too, I had way too many units, so I decided to drop eng ext cuz I think I'll be able to perform better in the hsc with other subjects... and I still have 15 units right now, btw. =P

Commercial Pilot! I guess I need not explain why.... hehe...

Our school has been getting stricter on plagiarism lately, now we have to sign a cover sheet saying that it all your own work. Our deputy is also making all of us year 11s do this online quiz called all my own work or something. I don't see much realistic effect in this, though. Ppl will...

Is this suppse to be a trick question. The answer seems obviously to be c...

Thats what been happening to my chemistry class for the whole of last week and a few days. The teacher was like a fresh graduate and had no idea about anything. We asked her to write notes about chemical equations cuz we were all confused, and she said she doesn't know how to! =="

I got way more than 3, but if I was to narrow it down it'll come to this: 1. Paris 2. Dubai 3. Helsinki or Japan (cant decide between the two)

Essentailly, the "luxuries" onboard don't come "free". They're absorbed into the fare, where a first class ticket can typically cost up to 10 times or more the price of an economy class on the same flight. And malaysian and thai do have seat back entertainment onboard, it just depends on...

Hahaha... yeah, the bathroom in the flat I lived in when I went back was 1m*2m [literally! maybe even smaller!]

Eng ext at my skool is doing Frankenstein too. i found the book quite interesting at the start, but I dropped out of it before I even got to get pass chapter 2. Why? Too many units. =P

We're doing Change too, doing the novel "Catcher in the Rye". Pretty interesting so far.

Beginners, through Open High. How bout u?

Agreed. Dropped it as soon as I could. Doing Japanese now... so much more interesting!

SYD to London is also one of Qantas' flagship routes - known as the Kangaroo Route. And some airlines now equip their seats with in-seat power for laptops so you don't need to worry about the battery stuff. You'll just need the plug. Singapore Airline's new product has this feature.

As a regular passenger service i have doubt about it.... cuz apparently Singapore Airlines have the world's longest commercial flight which is to JFK (?) lasting 16 hours.

I wonder where Malaysian Airlines is.... how come no one mentions them? They are very much comparable to Singapore Airlines except they dont have PTV's on some of their short haul or regional flights. But otherwise, their long haul product is outstanding.