Search results

Triglycerides, cholesterol, phospholipids and apoprotein B are initially carried in chylomicrons through the lymphatic system (and blood after emptying into the circulating venous blood at the juncture of the subclavian and jugular veins) after digestion. These end up in the liver, where...

The $2000 prize would be this one...

I had trouble accessing WebCT and some of my friends have said unimail wasn't working for them.

My friend picked up on the shangsoc ski trip. He's their biggest fan.

ShAnGsOc 4 LyFeEeEe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Well then maybe you should read up on scaling before you make rather pointless posts about it. I believe that SDD should receive higher scaling based on the difficulty of the subject as well, but until only students who are capable of doing it take the subject, scaling will be poor. Blame...

There are a few ways you you can talk about this. The first one Xayma mentioned. The second one is that H+ can directly oxidise iron itself. The last one is that in the original equation (1/2 O2 + H20 + e- --> 2OH-), the presence of H+ will cause the formation of water and push equilibrium to...

That looks fine, assuming the content in each paragraph/point is up to scratch. I wrote my essay in chunks of BR then BNW, not mixing it up, but I don't really think that it matters much.

Milsey's got the right idea. Know 3 speeches inside out and if they specify one you didn't focus on, devote a paragraph at most to it then link it to your other 3 speeches (and the question) to get the maximum amount of marks.

You doing CVD too? We've just started on it...shite I find it hard. Much worse than embryology/genetics, though some people would disagree. And all those frickin public health questions - ugh. I really hate trying to memorise statistics about what proportion of Aussies died because of tobacco...

Hey Nat, haven't seen you around for a while. Just paying a visit?

That's due to the iodide ion, not the lead cation. Silver iodide is also yellow. Similarly, lead/silver bromide are both pale yellow.

IMHO Newcastle is "easier" because you can actually get the questions "right", as opposed to the UNSW ones.

We have a 60 year old woman in first year of our course...

I've been waiting almost 2 months for a place at Castle Hill Myer. CJ_Bridle, how long ago did you apply for a job?

It wasn't necessarily a trick, some of the rooms have motion detectors which control the lights.

I memorised essays, got 96 in the HSC. Not too sure if that's your definition of successful, though. DISCLAIMER: I had FANTASTIC memorised essays - I think they would have gotten close to 19 or 20/20 for each individual one. I also knew them well enough to shift the themes/focus around...

Yeah, some of those are some fantastic scores. 100 in section 1? Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet. Are you in Sydney atm point?

I know this question is possibly redundant as there are so many threads floating around, but does anyone know who/what number to call if you'd like to find out how your application is going? I haven't received any correspondence from them after I "passed" the group interview 1 - 2 months ago.

I regret not taking the UMAT again this year.