Recent content by eth

onus is simply 'burden' the onus of proof is on the prosecution

Wouldn't it be the other way around - it's equal that they both got beat up (cos they both committed the same crime), but not fair.

Actually, ratifying a treaty means basically the county's rep says "We will abide by this treaty." This does not grant it automatic domestic legal status in any country. The enaction of a treaty is 100% separate from its ratification.

I got to play musical desks... Mine kept rattling, so the examiner let me move across to a spare one. I think it was the highlight of the exam....

I knew it was three hours, I just somehow worked out three hours from 9:30 as 11:30... Yeah, maths will be fun, won't it?

Meh... so my english is bad... You all know what I mean

I was most of the way through the paper when I looked at the clock and panicked cos I had 45 min left and I hadn't even done half the paper yet... 30 min later I checked the time again and realised that the exam finished at 12:30 not 11:30 :( I sat there for about ten minutes laughing at...

I didn't have a worst... Then I had to read Wuthering Heights. *shudder*

Algae consume oxygen thru photosynthesis

And that is exactly the way they work out the best temp and pressure to use

I'd just like to say that a) the significance of the gap decreases with age, and b) psychological maturity is more important than physical maturity.

Quite clearly they can, cos it works by reverse osmosis.

Now, I may be wrong, but I though water was only excluded if there was excessive amounts, like in a swimming pool. I'm pretty sure you count it if it's like a cup of saturated NaCl sol'n, cos more dissolved if you add more water.

Someone got one out by sticking it inside the question paper... can't remember who... Oh, it was you, wasn't it :p Katjif probly did it the same way.

Except for the whole if it's done properly in a vacuum, there won't be any dissolved CO2. Granted, the stuff that's normally used has pH 6-6.5, but that's life