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short story, about twentymillion people do ext2 (well, actually, more like thirty or so) and we've huuuuuuuuge pressure to do well cos all the other gradees before us have steadily gotten better... there's not much place to go when you're already near the top but downwards...

did you see the production at the pavilion theatre? just so you know, our entire class went and the agreement was unanimous: it sucked. oh, the script was okay, ish, but all the characters were beeping annoying and it just wasn't, really, watchable, exciting, you know? maybe we're all just...

i looked there. it seems amazingly sparse in actual information. it says a lot about it taking water quality measurements and stuff, but not how it does it. maybe i'm looking in the wrong place?

i suppose i'll get alot of black looks if i mention the fact that i've finished two and a half drafts and am reasonably happy with what's I've got.

hi, im new round here, dunno many of you guys, just wondering: do you guys normally do whatever it is you're doing? er, this sounds dumb, i'll try again. for example, if you're doing short story, do you write outside of your major work, or are you just writing for the course...

if you mean the 'evaluate the effectiveness part', isn't that just referring to how it's really accurate and sensitive to the nth degree, so you can vaporise a sample of anything you like ( the first example that jumps to mind is shark flesh) to find out if its contaminated with any metals (eg...

Apparently Australia uses thermal cracking because it has a large supply of feedstock- LPG and naphtha.

"Gather, process and present information on the features of the local town water supply in terms of: (blah blah blah)" Is this referring to the Hawkesbury Nepean catchment, Parramatta River area, or Warragamba Dam? (If I'm in Sydney and my school's in the Parramatta area.)