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Author	Topic:   A Collection of Useful Revision Sites
Mikro	posted 1/25/04 0:25 AM       Good evening all, With permission of the moderator J Levy, I'd like to propose that this topic be filled only with, as the title suggests, an assortment of helpful websites devoted to aiding those less privilaged. Originally i imagined it to be solely for the benefit of those studying for AS-level, but on further consideration the Hasmo FM message board is available for eveyone so I'll put up with any outsiders posting their input. Also I'd like to request from J Levy, the well respected moderator of this message board, to delete those messages that do not contribute in some form to this forum. Yours articulately, Mikey Krotosky (soz bout da long sentancez - jus tryin 2 sound cleva) http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/science_trek.html A handy AS site that deals with all those comlpicated, nitty-gritty science bits; radioactivity, polarisation and atoms to name but a few topics. Visual aids are a bonus.
J Levy (Moderator)	posted 1/25/04 4:13 PM       Of course Mikey, however I don't think you'll get many replies. Nothing serious goes on this message board, you see.
reuvain aarons	posted 1/25/04 10:03 PM     a good site for study leave is www.bitulzman.com
DL	posted 1/26/04 11:54 PM     another good one is hasmofm.co.uk (although you can get to it from a link in bitulzman.com)
DL	posted 1/27/04 0:00 AM     and, if anyone's doing English, www.sparknotes.com I actually think lots of other subjects not just english come to think of it! (if anyone wants to buy (for $4.95) downloadable & prinatble notes of Henry V, Keates, or Frank, ill split the cost with them (and however many people wanna join in!!!)) http://hasmofm.co.uk bored? no work? liar!!! come anyway - for the kosher MSN alternative of bittul zman!