Leela

Plain English to explain this would be much appreciated.

Is it Liam Payne? All I know is that Liam is the better singer of the lot.

I'm not really a "1 D" lover/fan but you MUST admit that they're A LOT better than Justin Bieber.

Both sound right but I know one of them is wrong.

"It is important that the Tenant complies to the Landlord's request"; Or

"It is important that the Tenant complies with the Landlord's request"

Thanks! :)

"The general rule of construction in relation to the escription of a person in a will is that if there is a person who fits that description at the date of the will, that peron takes the gift. The general rule may be qualified by the testator's contrary intention; and he or she may indicate that the beneficiary is to be identified at the time of the testator's death and not at the date of the will.

What on earth? Not understanding the 2nd sentence at all!

"The general rule of construction in relation to the escription of a person in a will is that if there is a person who fits that description at the date of the will, that peron takes the gift. The general rule may be qualified by the testator's contrary intention; and he or she may indicate that the beneficiary is to be identified at the time of the testator's death and not at the date of the will.

What on earth? Not understanding the 2nd sentence at all!

:) I like William Blake. When I was little, my dad used to read "Tyger" to me which was absolutely intriguing! haha.

1) Alzheimer's disease

2)Parkinson's

3) osteoporosis and osteoarthritis

Thankyou :) This is not an essay question or anything. My Human Bio exams are coming up next week and I'm doing some intense revision!

1) Alzheimer's disease

2)Parkinson's

3) osteoporosis and osteoarthritis

Thankyou :) This is not an essay question or anything. My Human Bio exams are coming up next week and I'm doing some intense revision!

This is for psychology. Here's my sentence:

Many mainstream psychologists believe that self-help resources often fail to reflect psychological understandings and principles derived from valid and reliable research. Often, they are not evidence-based, meaning that they don’t contain research and scientific evidence to support arguments/opinions. This is not good because..............people like to bullsh*t and rant when they're not qualified to do so?

This is for psychology. Here's my sentence:

Many mainstream psychologists believe that self-help resources often fail to reflect psychological understandings and principles derived from valid and reliable research. Often, they are not evidence-based, meaning that they don’t contain research and scientific evidence to support arguments/opinions. This is not good because..............people like to bullsh*t and rant when they're not qualified to do so?

:) Thanks! I'm just writing notes for human biology...not cheating in any way!

Swaggers unite!

Is it just irony? I can't really tell the difference.

I know that a nerve isn't a neuron. Is it then a whole bunch of neurons alongside each other?

What about a nerve fibre? What is it?

Was it Milgram? Or Allport?

I'm hoping to get one at the end of the year on my ankle saying something meaningful which i have yet to discover! I'm just wondering do tatts fade fast if you go to the beach often and how often would you need to get it retouched?

I'm doing an essay paper on the value of psychology!

I've done my introduction and 3 paragraphs and I'm on my way to summarising it all!

Although, I'm still having trouble answering how "personality, behaviour in groups and relationships contribute to the Value of Psychology!" How do they? What is so important about each of these concepts?

Ideas would be much much appreciated! Thanks guys :)

Tonight's my friend's "afters" (a party after prom night). I was going to go to the prom with him but for good reason, I didn't. During the summer holidays we sort of had a "thing" going on but it didn't last, anyways, I'm pretty sure he's got a girlfriend now. Everyone going to the party is from out of school and a lot older than I am (I know a few of them - the ones I've met are fairly decent)... but ahhh, I don't want it to be awkward when I see him/talk to him. I wouldn't know what to say!

Should I just go?

The internet's not giving me a definition that I can understand :S

I don't know whether it's stress or... I dont know, I'm confused!

I eat healthy - sandwiches, vegetables and fruits (and chocolates as a "sugar boost") so that doesn't concern me but the fact that I'll eat non-stop does! I haven't been feeling "full" lately, even after a big meal! Mum says I might be growing still but I'm pretty sure that's not true since I'm already 16 y/o.

I'm not overweight, I weigh 45kg which is a good size for my height. I also don't do a lot of exercise, the most I do is walk to school and cycling to places.

Why do you think I keep eating all the time? It's starting to worry me :S Thanks guys!