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Doesnt this just get better and better. SLAVING at age 13 (which is in fact bordering on illegal, due to taxation issues, you cant legally work till you're fifteen.) AND. $30 for 45 minutes of hockey. Wow. That's really good. How many hours of hockey do you ref per day? 5 hours? What a...

How very observant. Yes, but these themes refer to a combination of the style, wallpaper, fonts, etc. Now look at this. I think it say styles, not themes. What a shame. I guess the documentation did match what the program said. How very interesting! Exactly as Huy and Winston said...

actually, it was a calculation question, asking for the ionising energy of a hydrogen atom

Does anyone actually know where Ionising Energy is supposed to be in the Quanta to Quarks course? If so, how did you do the question?

The leading edge website updates their stats quite regularly. www.leadingedge.com.au There's a link to the economic stats on that page.

Eowyn is a good character, because she openly says "its my place in the home" or something like that. Its a really strong criticism of the traditional view of women,

Did they ask you for related texts with this module? We're about to start it.

My old english teacher told us that you open with two quote marks, this one ---> " and when you have speech inside, you use the one mark ---> ' So its: "She reported; 'Millions were protesting'."

The worst thing about deadlines that are ages away is that there is a tendency to procrastinate BADLY!!! Eke, by the sounds of it, most people need to get moving, not least of all ME!

Yes, they do. But you cant base a whole critical study on that. You probably need to develop other themes, which is what I've tried to do.

Actually, I have never read a study guide on tolkien. I didnt say Eowyn was his only well developed female character, because that would just exclude Arwen, Galadriel, Melian, Idril, Luthien, etc. I think I've proved my point :D. But I used Eowyn as the main character that questions the...

Its quite old. It was in black and white. Here's the details from the foxtel TV guide: The Letter (1940) Drama. Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall. (The stars) William Wyler's dark drama, based on the W. Somerset Maugham novel.

It worked for the Last two essays of my half yearlies. They asked for the impacts of a reduction in protection on the Aus Economy And your case study essay. The short answer questions were a bit different on account of us not having completed the third and fourth topics yet.

I can understand your frustration at not being tested on what you know. My advice, which came from my teacher, is to look at a lot of past papers, and see which areas they focus on. You should start to see some similarities in the questions that they always ask.

You can order online as well. www.dymocks.com.au and they accept other forms of payment such as cheque. That can be convenient too.

You need to visit a fairly large store. The Dymocks Paramatta has one. But dont always look in the excel textbook section. Sometimes they are in their own category.

A note to make: Surfing is a revision series, wheras Jacaranda is an actual text book with info in it. I personally think Jacaranda is far better.

Behind the frontline is fairly useful is just gaining an understanding of what frontline is about, but its not going to help you in the exam as such. There is one textbook that we had from school that had frontline scripts in it. And a few study guides may have them, but there's no place on...

I'm talking about the themes and ideas in the text, and their relavance to the modern world. Also, the enduring popularity of Tolkien's works.

Lets take this further: Why is it that the BOP always balances under a floating exchange and not a fixed exchange? Under a fixed exchange, you could have a CAD larger than the C&FAS In which case debits exceeded credits. Therefore, in the market forces, debits + K outflows > credits...