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Sure am! I mean, it's not 'going' in 2006 anymore, more like 'am here' in 2006 :D And I think we like to be called 'Bondies', not 'Bonders', although the latter does have a nice inclusive tone to it. Are you coming, or are you already here?

Yeh SAM was 0.05 off predicting mine... it was the first thing I did as soon as I found out my HSC marks so I didn't have to wait the whooooole day to find out what my real uai was

meh, I already know mine First in everything bar maths Damn maths...

Yeh sorry mate but 12 isn't A, Return on OE = NP/OE x 100... (i think that's what the question was! I haven't got my paper here so i dont remember) And 15, yeh I know I got that one wrong

Haha if you found the exam 'hard' than I dont think you can count on a 95. I'm thinking 90 - 95, I owned that exam :D

Damn, your right - debentures are long term, i was thinking of bank bills! gah! I said asset stripping cause the assets were undervalued, and so they would be purchasing them at a less than market price and then they could sell them at market price and hence make a profit

Yeh 15 was slightly iffy, i eventually said A cause debentures can be 30, 60 or 90 days (i think), and i thought that fitted the time period pretty well. I dunno about 20 though, what made you say 'inappropriate cut-off periods' over 'asset stripping'?

Exactly the same, except I didn't put my plan on their cause my plans are always all over the place as various dot points from the syllabus randomly hit me, lol. I did 8 pages for the essay (damn it was a good essay too!), and 11 pages for the report

lol, what'd you get?

Yeh thought i was really good! I got: 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. B 5. A 6. D 7. A 8. B 9. C 10. A 11. C 12. B 13. C 14. B 15. A 16. D 17. A (how dodge, I couldn't believe they left out a word in C. ha!) 18. D 19. A 20. B

I admit it, I am sorry, I don't do three unit maths. Yes, your right, batteries work on DC current but why are you talking about that? If your commenting about my answer for question 15 then there is never a mention of AC or DC. Now, voltage and current are always proportional to each...

Not exactly, it doesn't have to be perpendicular, it just cant be parallel. Now, if I can strain my memory back to my physics days... the formula was F = BIlsin(theta(is that how its spelt?)), so changing the orientation will skrew the theta part

I agree, I think it's likely to be in the 80's - my whole class found it very challenging though

1. C (how can it be A or B? If A is changing, then there has to be acceleration [or deceleration] and if B is changing then A must be right too) 2. D 3. B 4. A (has to be as the formula is v = square root (GM/r). Therefore for V to be halved r has to double. 5. B 6. B (definately not D as...

and no, i would be ashamed to ever do such a cliched speech topic, such as body image... but thanks for the tip nonetheless!

Ha! Typical! :P What topic was it on?

Hi, I'm in dire need of some sort of speech idea... anything!!! Well, not just 'anything' per se. More like something that is interesting enough to win a competition, like a lions or rotary public speaking competition. Anyone got any good ideas? Oh, if you actually have any old speeches...