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Yep I saw your files named 'Bec' on the database. So don't worry, we have received them. But are you sure they are ms word file? I cannot open them, hence I can't add them to the main Resource page until I check the files.

But this way, the judges are able to preserve talents, unlike sometimes, Australia get it wrong and vote off true talents.

I wondered why you thought that.... Her first performance was better than the first performance from the Brothership. If i have to give the Brothership a mark for their performance, out of 10 for their vocal, it was a 1/10 performance. Janie, may be 3/10.

ROFL.... and you said you are doing science? :D

yeah.. I am sick of people bagging out Kate for choosing Janie over the Brothership. Not to be rude, like Simon Cowell said, they were terrible! There was not a note in tune... If the Brothership was on this week instead of Janie, they would have done an equally crap job, and then everyone...

You mean Mark? lol

My advice: If you want to do biochemistry at university you will need to do first year chemistry AND biology, as biochem is only offered in second year at most university. And I suggest NOT to drop HSC biology and chemistry, because it will help you a lot in your science degree, esp. biology...

But there are no way they are going to get a recording contract without the help of shows like the X factor.

Hi beccaxx, we have a lot of resources that are needed to be put up onto the Resource area. And not every moderators are free to be able to help out. It should come up eventually. What are the file names? May be I can have a look at the database for you.

Look at the last column of the genetics syallabus. They can only ask so much from you.

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=37950

Yes.......

http://www.optom.unsw.edu.au/Current/Undergraduate/timetables.asp Search around and you'll find it.

unicellular: having only one cell, or consist of one cell. multicellular: having many cells, or consist of many cells

Click on http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/forumdisplay.php?f=131 The main forum. And look for threads that are named "Important".

If you do badly in the first sem, or first year, it is often very hard to get back on a high average because you'll probably need faultless results to average out your bad results. say you want 85 as your average, and you got 75 in the first year, which is not bad by all means, but you want 85...

Downward translocation is more common. Think about where in the plant that need glucose the most. Translocation only goes up in certain time/season when glucose is needed for making flowers etc.

just so you know, you do not need to know too in-depth about the structure of xylem of phloem, just know the main functions, their general morphology, such as xylems, which are dead tubes (bascially consist of cell walls); while phloems are living, consisting of sieve tubes and plates, and...

It's not that hard....seriously. just heaps of memorising. Biochemistry is what you call hard.

lol your year is so annoying! :P now every year is like that! *sighs*