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ahh... finally a thread i can relate to!! eco is my last exam, so close and yet so far! and while everybody else (at least it feels like everybody else) is off celebrating their freedom, i am left staring at all these *wonderful* economics facts and figures! luckily its lousey weather...

thanks heaps :D:D

in a Supreme/High Court, would the rulings of lower courts be irrelevent as precedent?

So, if the Supreme Court "guarantees the right to carry concealed and automatic weapons" then, by ur logic, state and federal law could "provide guidelines" as to what this means, without technically denying this right? The way I see it (which I assume must be incorrect or else the question...

It's a private scholarship, granted by a local firm to a student accepted to do law at any Australian law school. thank you for your help

im applying for a law scholarship and i really need some help with the question ive been asked to give a presentation on. the question is: "Following yet another shooting in the USA - this time at Viriginia Tech in April 2007 - should the US Supereme Court interpret the 2nd Amendment to...

first question: which unis are good for B Arts? second question: which unis have a good law degree?

hey! can anyone give me an idea of wots involved in gender studies?

does anyone have any notes for v for vendetta (the movie)? or kno where i could get some? thanks :D

wooohooo! and yes i mean orwell's novel. ummmm, ANY notes would be good but i suppose particularly those relating to powerplay. am i being too general? *shrugs*

the title pretty much says it all, im wondering if anyone has 1984 notes that they would be so generous as to share?!?!

if i dilute it wont that change the pH since the pH of water is 7?

how do i use indicators to test the pH of substances which are already coloured such as coke?

uh. im doing this assignment and it says that antiseptic wipes have a pH range of 5.4 - 5.6. but i have no idea how that works! how can something have a range of pH? does that mean that any given sample could have a pH of 5.45 or 5.53, etc, etc, etc? or does it mean something more sneaky and...

i kno its something to do with K and that its concentrations of products divided by reactants or something. but wot it is actually telling u?

ive been told that the pH range of antacid is 8.7-8.9 and ive been given a whole list of indicators and the pH range at which they change colours, and i have to use a combination of these indicators to produce a strategy to accurately determine the pH of antacid. im pretty much lost on all...

i should.... but i cant. :( this stuff confuses me. wots the equation i should be able to write?