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4 wickets down. This is looking bleak. And umpire decisions have been terrible. Huss didn't even knick the ball! EDIT: Real shambles at the moment. By the looks of it, we're going to be demolished.

Now that would be epic epic fail.

And Hughes again.

Flintoff and his no-ball wicket! Rudi's a disgrace really. And Strauss' 'catch'.

Curtis Stone.

They told Julie that her chocolate was too grainy and told her to change it... but congratulations to her though!

Tomorrow Series, Tolkien's LOTR or Jeffrey Archer's 'Prisoner of Birth'.

Bumping an old thread. Disappointing defeat yesterday for the Swans, especially during the fourth quarter. But Jesse White does provide some optimism for the future. We're past halfway now - who's going to win this year's flag?

Brian Smith's off to the Roosters next year. Bye-bye Freddie.

Hahaha, Cavendish got disqualified for trying to take Hushovd out. Into the Alps sooon.

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Re: Fairfield Liverpool Tutoring: Biology, Mod History, Ext History, 2u Maths [99.55 Regardless of whether an individual is a new member or a moderator, if you are going to make allegations against one's services or integrity, substantiate it. Bump.

Prisoner of Birth - Jeffrey Archer.

Re: What are the best books to study for my subjects? 3U maths- Cambridge or Fitzpatrick. Legal - the revision guides or Heinemann (iirc) Chemistry - Conquering Chem or Jacaranda.

Yes, your best 10 units only. So if you are doing 12 units, they'll take your 10 best units and use that to calculate your ATAR (unless something has changed dramatically in their calculating methodology). There are pros and cons to both scenarios, and you can use the search function to...

Easier said than done ;) The issue of fluctuating motivation may also play a role.

As long as your overall unit count doesn't fall under 10 units. I think if you were to take up History Extension, you'd have 12 units. So in a way, if you do decide to drop either Visual Arts or History Extension (or any other subject), you'd still be able to complete your HSC as you would have...

Although you have two major projects, remember that if utilised in a wise manner, time really is on your side. You have a couple of months to complete the History Extension Major Work, and I assume also for the Visual Arts Project. So if you can get your time management right and chip off these...

This again. Remember, quality over quantity but if you can achieve quantity with quality (and without tiring yourself out to the extent that you are actually burning out), even better.

Usually for humanities, I believe that essay-plans and essays are the best way to go. After all, the exams that are created to test you are usually filled with them. However, like the above poster stated, you need to have some sort of grasp of the content first before you can attempt to do past...