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resisting arrest doesnt count until after you have been arrested.. so you are actually allowed to run away etc from the police if they are trying to catch you..and i suppose using self defence against the actions of police if it can be proved that the police were using excessive force is a...

one of my options but aviation is still my first option by a mile..

err yeah..the highlight of the challenge is the year 12 one.. lol year 11 is karl cramp torpohy or something

yeah..that is what happens to me

i go over my notes right up until teacher walks into classroom..or if it's an across the form...then i read notes up until we are told to leave our bags outside..

ours is more specific.. we're restricted to the gothic genre ill probably do a manifestation of a vampire as barack obama haha

Using Common law in the context that you want, which is the english-style legal system in contrast to the European legal system... Umm common law or english legal system is based upon custom and tradition..the system is also adversarial whereby both parties are in 'adverse' with each other...

starcraft :)

As a result..?

tell us your skill / experience as well i have a few ideas but they might not be so demanding in the technical aspect of things

ive gotta to say..physics does suck especially when te teacher is so immersed into what he's teaching he doesnt really know whether we know what he's talking about.. on second thoughts..it's probably because physics is the subject im worst at

lol yeah we got that too was it called study sensei orsomething like that?

we got this booklet and all the exam q's are going to come from them..

yeah ive got to say..iv done that quite a few times in debating.. and then give it some credible source such as the smh or some uni professor from harvard/yale/cambridge/mit

mao's last dancer

but if you're proving using examples you cant just give 'a' and 'b' any real value you would have to say 'let a= etc etc' :p:p

i dunno if that is what it stands for but yeah..it's on the intranet we have every past paper since 1999 for all maths subjects.. i havent tried yet..ill check next time i have a free if i can dl it

the question is probably to simplify and not to equate... in whch case tears is correct

with the narration thing.. what about the omniscient narrator and the limited/restricted narrator..forgot what it's called again

We have this moodle thingy at school which gives us all the past papers for Year 11. I'm not sure if I can transfer the material from intranet or not.. Btw, that was poorly expressed lol