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I've done 2 poems at school by Judith Wright - Woman to Man, and Woman to Child.

O.o We're doing Gary Ross's Pleasantville for our film for the Human Condition.

A) Earth's gravitational pull is 9.8m/s^2, so the mass of the astronaut is 1200N / 9.8 = 122.45kg. The weight of the astronaut is 1100N on Planet X, and so the gravitational potential pull is 1100 / 122.45 = 8.98m/s^2 B) Using s= ut + .5at^2 ... 2.8m = 0 + .5*8.98*t^2 --- From this we can...

Zoo Story - Edward Albee (It's really really good) [play / dramatic dialougue] Love-song of J. Alfred Prufrock - T.S. Eliot [again, great poem] We're using them for our AOS of the Human condition at our school right now.

I don't even know who I'm talking to, how do you expect me to talk properly. It feels as if I'm talking to a wall.

Right ...

What's wrong with the school's textbook? Do all the questions and you'll be fine.

O.o What's your name? There so many JR people mysteriously lurking about... but I don't know any of you guys -sigh- I'm Hubert by the way.

Why do you sound so... mysterious. Let's try an easy one - What's your name?

Okay... it's first 4 letters by the way. Who's Cecily then?

Who's Deathwatch?

Hey Cecily, who are you? And who is Carmot? Have I met you before?

(A) She should use the same clock to measure the time for each experiment. [Exact time is not important as the transpiration is a slow process] (B) She should ensure that air humidity remains the same throughout. [The aim of this experiment is to investigate the change in humidity as air...

I have an idea... Why don't you just start studying for Yr 12? That way, you won't have to work so hard next year.

Impressive... Damn, you beat me to answering this. Oh, looks like you're [carmot] from my school, who are you?