Lee

in 3rd and 4th year of high school you do a 2 year course in each subject. This is determined by 2nd year scores. There is an upper and lower level. For bio and chem I was in the upper level, but I was the only one out of 40 kids who was in lower level maths and english. I have no idea why my guidance teacher didn't address this.

But when I troll you all love to put your 2 cents in.

I had my IQ tested when I was 14 as part as testing for autism. It came to be 105. As a 14 year old is not fully developed, by roughly how many more points would my IQ of increased by the age of 21?

Or is IQ stable from childhood?

I'm a saggitarius and we're sceptics, so I don't believe in astrology?

So MFP says 7 minutes (1 km) of light stationary cycling burns 59 calories. My Exercise bike which cost £50 says I burn 18 calories a kilometre. Which is more likely to be right, the machinery itself, or an app which calculates what you burn based on your height and weight and general activity levels?

It's just that apparently 3 days out of the week with the exercise I do, I can eat 700 calories more than what it takes to lose 2 pounds a week. I've been losing 3-4 pounds a week on the diet and exercise regime I've created, and a combines 2100 calories extra a week is a lot. I just don't want to get fooled by an error in MFP and end up gaining weight when I've been doing so well.

If it were all out of pocket, so a doctors appointment then a pregnancy test, then at least 2 ultrasounds (thats the standard in the NHS), then say a 48 hour hospital stay with standard labour and delivery costs?

Basically my mother was 39 when she conceived and gave birth to me. She was a smoker for about 20 years before she gave up to conceive and still has. Can smoking mutate the eggs, which results in health conditions in the offspring? I am now 21 and have had various health issues throughout my life, but no explanations as to why, until now. My doctors (I'm seeing 2 specialists) believe I have crohn's disease and ehlers danlos syndrome, and I agree with these to a T.

So basically I would just be taking my wage and depositing it in my account, it would be like £500,600 a month, would the bank ever ask me where it's coming from if so would I have to get my employer to write a letter?

I bought an extractor fan, there was 3 wire slots so I assumed it was a normal wire that went in but the wire slots are labelled switched live, permanent live and neutral. Can I wire it up with a normal wire, if so where would the earth a live go into?