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Aww thanks Justin.:o So should I expect you to come next Sat in a big red gown and lots of tanning lotion then?:p I'd probably also like to be Morph from Exiles if I could.

You're too nice to be Raistlin. As far I go, I'd probably say Albert (Deathgate Cycle) is closest to my personality. Sans the heroic tendencies though:p

Re: Hey, 'soft law' question So in summary its something along the lines of an ideal rather than a law which is proposed by multinational agencies? If you mean the degree, Communication (Writing & Cultures) at UTS, if you mean the subject, Media - dealing with what rights the media has to...

I think Ryan Phillipe used to be hot, but not so much anymore mainly because (at least for me) a lot of his hotness was rooted in his youthful facade (he looked so hawt in Cruel Intentions) and now thats faded away a little bit. Other actors seemed to have aged a lot better than Ryan (Clive Owen...

You know you could just adopt when you're older, in the meantime your brothers/sisters/cousins will have kids of their own and there is no reason why you can't be involved to at least some extent in their lives. I gotta admit that I don't understand this...You have a friend that trusts you so...

Re: Julie Bishop's vision for education in Australia You can do a 5th unit of maths through UNCLE, as well as cultural studies 1 and 2u. You can study at the NAS for visual arts 1u extension. The distinction subjects which are uni subjects from CSU and UNE in philosophy, cosmology and...

Re: Julie Bishop's vision for education in Australia We've got that in NSW as well at the moment, it just seems there is zero interest on the behalf of the student body to get into it. It could probably be implemented better, however I don't think there is much incentive for the BOS and the...

Re: Hey, 'soft law' question This may sound stupid...but how can it be a regulation if it cannot be enforced? Is it not then incapable of regulating an action and thus pointless? Or is it more an expression on what various states see as 'a pretty good idea that they cbb'd to legislate'?

Hey guys, I just wanted to ask what exactly a 'soft law' is? As I'm having trouble understanding the given explanations in my texts and from google - I'm not even sure if a soft law is actually a law...:confused: It'd be wonderful if any of you law minded individuals could lend me a little...

I would probably go for the IB - from what I recall a bare pass in that is valued similar to someone who got approx 78/79 for their UAI while getting even ten marks above a pass is enough to get you into practically everything at USYD. You also get a wider range of subjects in the IB (*sigh*...

I can just imagine how horrendous that would be to get into, get a 99.95 UAI, pwn the UMAT, pwn the medical interview AND pwn the music audition. The effort to get in would have killed me.:/ Hrmm, interestingly USYD has released a whole bunch of new courses: BA (Digital Technology & Culture)...

When did I become a she?:o Anyways, I thought I'd update this with what I've discovered... I called up both UNSW and USYD and the answer there was a fairly emphatic 'no', as for these institutions it would have to be on a FEE-HELP basis and they wouldn't give credit between degrees...

I know a few of the upper levels have a lot of rooms being redone and whatnot (somewhere between 19 and 25).

From my memory, one of the key lessons for this module was that conventions are not absolute rather they are shifting products of their contexts so that there is usually not a complete uniformity between different subgenres and their conventions ( Ms. Marple series versus Big Sleep for...

It is always a pleasure when someone attempts to engage with their material Porcia. While I'm posting I'd also like to apologise for not getting back to you about your Extension 2 piece again, I do hope it goes well for you though.:) I would note that as a critical thinker it is hoped you...

I think that its because a lot of restoration is going on with various parts of the building and the construction workers. Don't quote me on it though. It is just a tad hard to always use the stairs with the tower building.:p

Don't worry, you'll get them this year after most of your exams (I think) if you sat the RET session at UWS.

Re: Julie Bishop's vision for education in Australia I think people are taking it out of context when they see the words 'gay colony' as no 13 year old would know enough about the subject matter to make it overly about sex and sexuality. It is probably just an exercise in getting the student...

An important point to note, and I don't know whether your teacher has covered this or not, but genres and time periods are not the same thing. While there are a number of trends and subgenres that have developed in this contemporary period, there isn't exactly a contemporary sub-genre. It is...

Re: Julie Bishop's vision for education in Australia Source:http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,20547391-5006786,00.html Hmmm, Julie Bishop doesn't seem to keen on the idea of a 'Blue eyes-Brown eyes' program either ...although that shouldn't really come as a surprise given the...