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Babes. Hah. I attend the geographically closest all girls state selective school to yours. =]

But in relative terms, it's better than what Channel Seven offers. It's so informal and especially whenever the TV's on, it's usually Today Tonight. Anyway, SBS's awesome on a Friday night, documentaries. And you know, Inspector Rex. :)

Cornflakes for breakfast. 1 banana around midday. Pizza - around 4 slices just then. Cadbury Top Deck chocolate, around 3 rows rather mindlessly... Uhmm. Lots of green tea, apple juice and water throughout the day. Awesome. =D

Haha, Love SBS and ABC. Lack of sex appeal and more newsworthy news. :haha:

Lapse in judgment? You'd know, being a highwayman. I pictured Car. Porshe. Accelerating Off the bridge. Into the ocean. Sinks.

I love the fact that you're brutally honest. :p

Nah, but you know as well as I do, I hope, that it's quality and not quantity when it comes to studying. Still, hard work pays off. I need more of that. :D At any rate, I think these holidays are a great opportunity to recap everything you've learnt, work on a major project in my case for...

I still think going for a mentally cleansing walk is best. Any place is better than being depressed by a computer, conveying his troubles to anonymous persons. If that doesn't work, just break off communication with her for a year or so. Maybe it's the continual conversation with her...

Haha. It's just a passing phase! You know, it's summer. Go out and saunter in the evening in your suburb. Breathe in the fresh air, or otherwise, awesome Sydney pollution! Remember what it feels like to be aliveeeee! I guess the right person will eventually cross paths and whatever. But just...

I'm a strong believer in moderation. I think a more consistent study pattern, more reading and definitely daily exercise. If it's not martial arts, then it's walking at the very minimum. My suburb's just that awesome in the evenings in summer. Fresh air's always good for the system. =)

Make z = x+iy Then sub into z + 1/z. Then multiply 1/(x+iy) by its conjugate (x-iy). Then split into real and imaginary parts. It's been stated that it's real? So you make the imaginary part = 0. i.e. (x+iy) + (x-iy)/(x^2 + y^2) x/(x^2 + y^2) + x + i[y - y/(x^2 + y^2)] y - y/(x^2 +...

Don't fall in love? No, I've a better suggestion. Don't fall out of love. :cool:

I was wondering about this place called Harry's Education Centre located in Hurstville. The courses I'm interested in are physics, chemistry and math extension 2. Especially math extension 2. Anyone who's actually attended or currently attending that can give some feedback/tutoring reviews...

It does, but I think the scaling for mathex2 is better. Either way, choose subjects you're capable at and enjoy. Languages scale exceptionally as well.

Haha awesome. I was talking to a friend of mine who goes there and is doing the course in your grade. And I believed him. :cool:

Tech had just started 2 weeks ago or so.

I thought everyone started around week 3/4 of this current term? And shaon0, I didn't mean own, as in killed with the flick-of-the-wrist-pen-in-hand kind of thing. Haha. I mean used and at times, accumulating dust, waiting to be used. :cool:

I own all three! Cambridge is decent, but for a 4u textbook, I was expecting something more? Their 3u textbook delivers the whole spectrum of difficulty. Nonetheless it IS good for mastery of the content. I have Terry Lee sitting there on the shelf but have yet to check out what it offers and...

Is he suave? Still, he's disqualified. I prefer Mercedes. :p

Haha, we're using Cambridge at school. It was nice EXCEPT 2.3. But yeah, exam questions, they really do take a bit of time to get used to!