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We are presenting our interpretation of one of the scenes in King Lear (Act 2 Sc 4) and are going to end it at a certain point by making a character walk out. The question is, is it 'legal' to walk out if Shakespeare hasn't put an [exits] at that point, and if the walking out character is...

Ignore... ignore... mistake post. ><

Don't be reluctant to try! We only have a few months to go - you've come this far and you can keep going. How bad is screwing up, to you? My teacher told me today that if you can increase your marks by just a few more, it can make a big change in your UAI. Don't give up now. Mourn the 'bad'...

BTW, my friend's ranks are something like 1, 1, 3, 3, 7, 12. She does all my subjects except Biology (Legal instead) and also does Physics. My Curriculum Co-ord does all the estimates and off the top of his head today said she was looking at about 87, plus or minus 5. :(

Wouldn't have hurt. :P Thanks everybody!

Thanks. Who is that gorgeous person in your avatar, BTW? ^^''

:O ... I don't believe you. :P I suck at English so bad- won't that bring my UAI down? I heard somewhere that English affects your UAI a lot. SAM ate my marks and spat out 88.05 -_-''

Subject - Rank - Group Mean - My Mark Bio - 1/29 - 60 - 91 2u Maths - 1/34 - 68 - 94 Chem - 3/17 - 60 - 74 Studies of Religion - 3/114 - 60 - 84 Maths Ext 1 - 4/15 - 74 - 84 Adv Eng - 12/40 - 65 - 64 From my report just today. Trials are yet to come.:) Thanks!

So... examining more leaves with similar symptoms to the first leaf to see if they all have the same disease would improve accuracy/reliability?

I have an assignment where I have to find a plant pathogen/insect pest and write a leaflet about them. Part of the question asks me to evaluate how I could improve the accuracy and reliability of my information - I'm assuming that's the information I got off the Net. How do I do that one? It's...

I can't find them anywhere. The bugs are just not appearing. I can see holes in leaves etc but I need to actually photograph a bug. Has anyone done this investigation before? Where did you find your pest? Would a trip to the nursery help, or are their plants all healthy?:worried:

*phew* I am so relieved! I didn't even know there was a STAT in May.

Oh shit. I missed it.:(

I have no clue when it comes to editing in films. We had to analyse a section of Clueless in terms of editing and the only editing in that section was the basic cut. How does that create meaning? Please help, I have no idea.:worried:

I get it now. Thanks!:)

I see. So why does the reaction get pushed to the left just because the products are strong?

Our half-yearlies are the first two weeks of term 2. We're being tested on all of BOL and MAB.

I'm sorry... conjugate acids? :confused:

I do okay in Bio but this upcoming prac on Tuesday has me creeped out. It will involve preparing slides using longitudinal and transverse sections of, I don't know, maybe stained vascular tissue of a celery stalk. The problem is, I can't cut the sections with a scalpel thin enough to be able to...

OK, this is what my textbook says about weak acids: ~*~ Most acids are only partially ionised in water and are therefore classified as weak acids. The ionisation of the weak acid, ethanoic acid, can be represented by the following equations: CH3COOH (aq) <--> H+(aq) + CH3COO- (aq) or...