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When people make comments on the quality of UWS being inferior to that of its competing Sydney universities - what specifically are you referring to, and can you provide examples? I am yet to attend uni and thus do not know of the relative quality of UWS or any other university. So, when...

Would be interesting to watch! There are quite a few sports I'm intersted in from that list. :)

Has anybody watched this?

Oh no :headbang:

UWS Dean of Law, Professor Carolyn Sappideen, told me. I'm not disputing the fact that most law firms - and probably all top tier law firms - are in the city area. In fact, my statement supports what you said in relation to graduates being more successful in the area of their university, and...

Law is often used because people argue that one of the main disadvantages of UWS is its level of prestige. Thus, since law is considered a prestige industry, it is used to illustrate the perceived negative effect of UWS, especially in relation to top tier law firms, which represent prestige.

Similarly, the majority of solicitors employed in the Parramatta area graduated from UWS.

That's irrelevent to the discussion, though. :S

Why do you say this?

Oh okay then, that's cool. I'm not too concerned, just wondering. I'll just wait 'til Monday. :)

How do you know which Social Science units you do? I thought everyone had to do Philosophies of Practice and Social Research Methods.

B Social Science (Criminology) / B Laws - Parramatta and Penrith.

Law is in the College of Business? How shit. Law should have its own College.

lol. Okay then. Not only are bodybuilders probably some of the leanest athletes in the world, they cycle from 'bulks' to 'cuts' during the season. That is, they bulk up during the off-season, adding muscle and fat. Then, to the lead up to a competition, they undergo a 'cut'. During this time...

But that is incorrect. The source of energy is determined by the type of exercise, its intensity and its duration, not the body composition of the person performing it! And while not eating prior to exercise canhelp some people who are obese, I have also proven (with factual scientific...

Definitely wouldn't be my ideal either - but like you said: his choice. Personally, my ideal would be something like 6'2, 120kgs at 6% body fat. :)

Here is an example plan from a long and detailed article which I have sent melimoo:

I've PMed you.

Post what you have been eating.

I don't think a person's body fat percentage dictates their source of energy. This is determined by the intensity of their exercise. If Catwalk was obese, I would not be so worried with working out on an empty stomach. However, she is far from obese, or even overweight. I disagree. Most...