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Haha, well if students had either accidentally or deliberately damaged their textbook(s), the school ultimately kept the deposit. And that did happen for most of the students, even though the 'damage' at times was questionable.

Mine were about 100 dollars a year, including a textbook scheme where we receive a deposit back if we returned the textbooks back in their standard shape. Added to that was a early-bird discount.

City's got way too many strikers, just like Tottenham. Be interesting to see who Hughes goes with in his attacking/striker formation.

Agreed.

I think Hushovd regained the green jersey from Cavendish after the previous stage. Supposedly Dean and Freire were hit by pellets from an airgun as well.

Heinrich Haussler, what a win especially his tactical moves to exploit the descents. And Leipheimer's out of the Tour.

Uh-oh.

Was the quote for Question 1 or 2?

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Thread stickied.

Also guys/gals, if you are going to post a thread within these forums, please explicitly outline the area of concern that you are querying about within your title. For instance, if your thread is going to be about whether or not Hitler's regime was a totalitarian one, a title such as 'Nazi...

These notes have been obtained from the Resource Section, and I have posted them in this thread so that they (hopefully) will receive greater exposure. Kudos to the individual who constructed these notes. Example:

Was he given out for LBW or caught by first slip?

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Hughes falls again.

Can't wait til the Alps stages to be honest, and the stage involving Mount Ventoux. I just don't see Cadel being able to win it this year unless he somehow rightly times a breakaway attack in the mountains next week.

Lets hope we can clean up the tail first.

Minor crash involving Evans, Rogers and Leipheimer. I thought it was a pretty interesting stage with all the minor attacks.

And in answer to your questions, I used Ahmad Shah Idil's (sic) notes for Biology and Chemistry. They were succinct, clear and in-depth at the same time, and were bloody useful for my exam prep.

I don't think you can quantify how harder Year 11 is when compared to Year 10, but it is quite a jump in terms of workload and the depth of the knowledge that is examined. It's probably more larger than the shift from Year 11 to Year 12.