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hey it worked. thanks

"$1000 is invested at 8% p.a, compounded quarterly for 5 years" i know that this means that interest is compounded every three months, but how do i rework the formula accordingly? thanks

your point?

actually we broke up ages ago [april] and i agreed to a casual relationship that really fucked me up in the end - and he was fine. then until tonight i hadn't spoken to him since the term began and then he pops up suddenly. i just hate it when people say stupid shit to you and when you start...

maybe i'm being passive aggressive? isn't that dangerous?

the scales next to the light that indicates whether someone's online or not. click on it and see what happens.

if maths is disregarded my lowest mark is 80%. considering only 5 people passed 2U maths, a 60% isn't so disappointing.

being the inquisitive being i am, i decided to accept the my ex's friend request on facebook. so he starts talking to me and it's civil enough and then he asks about my love life, to which i reply "non-existent and keeping it that way." further probing as to why i'd want to do so, my reasons...

depends on the context. it can be admirable, or just downright wussy. but that goes for both sexes i reckon.

it's good practice because: - you get used to the conditions you will be tested in [incl. time constraints] - you become familiar with the paper's structure [hone time management skills + see where your strengths lie, etc] basically it's applying your notes.

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it was just a roundabout way of calling him a wanker, really.

pell's the kind of guy who walks into an all-girls' school and tells them that raising kids is the most fulfilling thing they're going to do. but anyway, always wanted to see germaine greer in the flesh and know more about polygamy.

anyone know what the function rooms at randwick racecourse look like?

80% not that disappointed. apparently it's -really- difficult to get a band 6 in trials.

SORII - 89% ENG.AOS - 92% ENG.MODS - 91% MOD - 80% EXT.ENG - 88% dreading maths and legal.

good 1. sport - esp. touch football 2. reputation isn't as bad as the other girls' schools in the area 3. technology - laptops, smartboards, etc 4. specific senior areas 5. relaxed rules with make up etc [for seniors] 6. close to shops and westfield bad - 1. most teachers don't teach - they...

because they put out. that's not even a question.

i had such high expectations for myself - at 14 i was set on going into international human rights law. lol. bloody kid.

i used to be surgically attached to my xbox 360. then i started being less misanthropic.