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Yeah there is bias when people are judging your video, definitely. Well society won't really yell "ATTENTION SEEKER" if you came off being humble in the first place. And what's wrong with being an attention seeker? Answer that yourself lol, and that's primarily why people are pouncing on you...

Of course it's a harmless video, but some nutjobs on here just might help it go viral, and you might have the entire world on your back (see "My Video For Briona", that video is horrible though). You never know really. You post enough stuff to attract attention, but all you get is hate. Don't...

Rubric: People, places, groups, communities, larger world, belonging through time Hopefully this'll provide a scaffold at least before you worry about the nitty gritty bits

Use "Damstardtium" (is that how you spell it?) as it was confirmed by IUPAC in the last 10-20 years I think. The atomic no. is 110 and its symbol is Ds.

That's not how you play noughts and crosses

Thanks! And I wish I had your username LOL

Bump! I haven't met him personally, but he's helped me in the Chem forums and he knows what he's talking about :)

Marks man next to nothing. It's your rank that matters, and there's still time :)

^^^ I'd like to be a concert pianist, or a successful scientist

Yeah my chem teacher showed us some of the chem notes they used there, and they're horrible and too detailed. You'd end up self-studying through much of it anyway I think, so enjoy your plane ride and China! It won't hurt to take some notes to read on the plane though. I think you'll love the...

Nope, I asked my teacher this and it's not recommended. Best not to get on a HSC marker's nerves when two of your units are at their mercy

Sounds okay, but I don't think there'd be enough time for me to effectively do each question twice, and I'm horrible with sticking to the time limit. I guess the time problem can be fixed with more practice I have a good feeling about this, thanks heaps! And that thread sure did help too by...

Many times after receiving results, I always know that I could have gotten a higher mark since there are a few sillies in them (esp. for maths). I'm guessing exam stress is a cause of the silly mistakes. The stress results in me not reading questions properly It cost me 2/3 marks I lost for...

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^ and the liver is the 'chemical factory' of the body e.g. where amino acids are synthesised to proteins etc. The kidney is the main filter of the blood, and regulates its composition to ideal levels so that homeostasis is achieved and the water-salt balance within tissues isn't disrupted too...

Thanks for that comprehensive list! My analysis point seems downright ridiculous since I was forcing myself to fit in more stuff, so I've dumped it (it might come in handy for other images though). But here's the image anyway (cbf downloading it and uploading the file to BOS)...

Is setting a technique though? I was analysing an image, and that was part of my analysis statement actually. I need a technique to go with this point, but I'm happy to discard it anyway because the link between the cityscape and the characters' belonging to place is vague anyway

How belonging is developed through time? Just in case

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'The cityscape has been set as a backdrop to the main events in the foreground, suggesting that the characters of the set are from this city (so they belong there blah blah)' What would be the apt technique to use with this statement?