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My Economics teacher said it wasn't a 'real' subject and that it taught 'airy-fairy conceptions'. I beg to differ.

I slept from 12.30am to 10.30 am today and I woke up a little groggy. I usually sleep about 10.30-11pm to 7.00am on school days.

Varies from season to season ie. a higher concentration of pollen in the air during spring compared to winter would be considered 'normal', but cataclysmic for heavy hayfever sufferers.

I have hayfever and get all sneezy and itchy eyed whenever there is a higher than usual concentration of pollen in the air.

Love Anton Ego's transformation from villian to good-guy in Rataouille Voldemort from Harry Potter Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs The White Witch from Narnia

Bridget Jone's Diary, Ratatouille, Billy Elliot, the Truman Show, Click. Basically anything funny or inspiring.

White Man's Burden by Desmond Nakano. As if it is appropriation of Rudyard Kipling's poem. :mad1: We had to sit through the stupid thing for EX1.

Most definitely didn't like it, but I wouldn't say I hated it. It's just not as good as Austen's other works, such as Pride and Prejudice. (Love Mrs. Bennet, Mr Bennet, Elizabeth Bennet)

1. Peter Jackson 2. Brad Bird 3. Ang Lee 4. Paul Haggis (directed the absolutely brilliant Crash) 5. Michael Moore

Meh. The idea of separating it into two parts seem a little disjointed for my taste, but I seriously don't care because it means I'm getting value for money lol. My favourite HP movie would be the CoS directed by Christopher Columbus. (and Kenneth Branagh is so ROFLMAO as Gilderoy Lockhart) In...

Nicole Kidman (mostly anyway, moved to Australia when she was four) and Naomi Watts FTW. Random fact: Both attended North Sydney Girl's High School. :) Also love Jesse Spencer (Chase on House MD) and still love Heath Ledger.

Agreed. We read Pride & Prejudice in Year 10 and it was enjoyable, the characters being so lively and hilarious. Emma on the otherhand, seems a little toned down and there is not much oh-my-god action. :)

Milk with Sustagen, Quick Loss and Usana Almond Creme Fibergy A Banana 2 Mandarins

Erm. Are we talking about Kevin Rudd or John Howard? :p Anyway, I never realised that government electricity and petrol bills were paid with taxpayer money, lol. :uhoh: (ignorance is bliss) And I thought the Prime Minister only earned around $150,000-ish?

Reminds me of the hold your wee for a Wii contest which lead to the death of a California woman. The things people do these days. :rolleyes:

LOL! You know you're an economics nerd when you believe that pensioners are bludgers who feed off the economy. (My economics teacher certainly does :rolleyes:)

The exam creator would have to take questions from the syllabus. For example, one point on the syllabus may be: "Students learn to decribe _________ and how it is affected by _________." Then you could turn that into a question and answer it. :)

New Signpost Maths 10 (which includes the full level 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 courses, and very appealing and colourful) is excellent and Maths Zone 10 is also pretty good.

I'm thinking novelist or journalist. However, I'm also interested in Economics, so perhaps a Microeconomist/Macroeconomist, Finance Manager, or something involving Commerce and/or Law.

That'd be a good idea and I'd do it if I had enough time on my hands. Another good way of organising notes (that may have already been suggested), is colour-coding subjects, topics within subjects etc so when it comes to studying time, it's easy to find what you need.