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Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread I'm usually crossing in the morning because I grab the newspaper from the store in Wentworth, and a few times a week at other times, so quite possible :)

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread Haha, I'm pretty sure that I saw jayadore at Manning bar today just after 1pm :uhhuh:

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread Haha, I'm pretty sure that I saw jayadore at Manning bar today just after 1pm :uhhuh:

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread Oh, heys :wave: What's up? :)

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread Oh, heys :wave: What's up? :)

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread I'm not going to get my stuff done on time tonight for sleep. But then, that's a usual occurance :(

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread I'm not going to get my stuff done on time tonight for sleep. But then, that's a usual occurance :(

It might be useful to post the question up as well, for those who don't have access to that book.

Find the first derivative, then sub the points into the equation of the parabola and simultaneously solve. Remember that at a turning point, the first derivative is equivalent to 0. You should get a = -2, b = 8 and c = 10, if I thought it through right.

I've done that 3 times in the last 2 weeks. And it's only going to continue.

Reminds me of a Simpsons episode in which Bart pours 'sodium tetrasulfate' onto the grass to spell out his name, then fails to get away with it :p Not the funniest moment, but it just came into my head when I read that :o You're welcome :shy: Hope you do well in the rest of your assignments...

Thanks :) Aww, I'm sure you didn't do that badly, and even if you did, you'll pick it up in the next few assessments with some good work :uhhuh: Ahh, reminds me of older days :o We just had water bombs and the like, but then our school 'banned' us from doing anything for a muck up day, so...

Tis' fine, gave me a nice distraction from this bioethics presentation I need to get done by Monday, but need to finish tonight because I won't have time this weekend to complete it :o:)Call me Gab.

There's ones I do genuinely like and there's ones that I tolerate more than I like them. I still do like them and consider those in the latter category as friends, but not as much as those I do like. My general definition of friendship is rather broad actually, but I can see why you can come to...

I'm a good friend to those I do like though, I hope :shy:

Don't exploit the inconsistencies :o My problem is that unless I like the person enough, I won't put as much effort into maintaining the friendship that I know I could put in, which isn't helped with my natural tendency towards laziness :( I'm incredibly happy with my current group of friends...

Can't help the natural drift sometimes :(:oYou should talk to some of the people I am friends with :o

Pretty much, although with me, some of them are worth keeping in contact with, I've just been lazy :o

I've only really stayed in contact with those that are going to the same uni that I am, which has been around 8 people from our group at school. Only really stayed good friends with 4 of them though. Not that it isn't possible to stay good friends after school, just that I haven't kept in...

Yes. I know a few people who got into Cosmology last year with marks in the E3 range for extension courses and even band 5s (albeit high band 5s) in a 2 unit course, so you should be fine there. They should have the same standard for Philosophy, so no issues there.