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最后发表： cento
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多谢了

最后发表： cento
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多谢了

最后发表： pretty
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专业版里不是还可以给每张卡片单独设置额度吗？我有两张招行卡片，一张平时消费的，一张专门网上支付，这张卡的额度我设置的是2000块，也就是说，无论怎么刷，最多网上支付2000块。 我觉得这个还是比较安全的。

最后发表： 憬憬
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不过还是超羡慕星巴克咖啡机有两根打泡管，双管齐下，一下下奶泡就好了，其他的咖啡馆还都是一根管子的，家里的更加不行了

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American Dream
From the runway to the Oval Office, EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE for Tyra Banks. Bazaar casts her as First Lady while she reflects on being a model citizen and the politics of fashion. Read the full-length article here.








Well, I like Tyra, I thin she's cool, very talented and real!

最后发表： zhengwei1984
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汇丰。。。。。。。。。。。。。

最后发表： yykent
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在中国的收入, 你不说谁知道!!

最后发表： leoric123
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claim退税后，发现summary上写着payable, 而不是期望的refund, 真是欲哭无泪，有没有朋友也是这样的啊？安慰一下, 讨论一下...请专家点评一下这正常吗？

最后发表： 森林之王
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在澳洲考证书。和国内一个价钱吗？在澳洲考证书。和国内一个价钱吗？

最后发表： 拓荒
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谢谢前辈们!!

最后发表： lains
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谢谢楼上的。

最后发表： maggie2007
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工作不好找吧，

最后发表： chubbycat
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sorry 卡圣: both Canada and AU are the best

最后发表： cydzzj
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在这边2年多了，这个待的时间跟退税有关系吗？

最后发表： nizi
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It was Time

最后发表： yalilily
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啊？不会吃外国人做的点心？

最后发表： thewall
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已被万一，公证

在澳洲，找工作没人看你的中国证书，因为任何东西都可以假

最后发表： eyes
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从来没接触过财务工作 ，好多事情不明白。
如果开公司的话（夫妻店），公司是不是要有单独的银行账户阿，还是说可以用个人的银行账户？
如果单独开公司帐户的话，跟一般的个人账户有什么不同么？

最后发表： hunt_easter
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5 August 2008
At its meeting today, the Reserve Bank Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 7.25 per cent.

最后发表： wewoo
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体积不大的话，直接按样品邮寄过去就行了，简单的很。

最后发表： 20071031
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谢谢楼上的同志们~

最后发表： xblues
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这是Ludacris为欧巴马歌功颂德的视频Obama Is Here, 他的真名是Christopher Bridges , 美国rapper , 曾三次赢得Grammy Award. 今年的大选将挑战我:谁得好莱坞青睐, 谁将输掉大选的说法, 拭目以待!

http://www.youtube.com/v/ulcGldJlKiA

Yeah, it's Obama time!

最后发表： flora723
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It depends...on how many students and how many hours each session...and you own level and expectation

最后发表： xblues
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from Neowin Back Page News

LONDON, England (CNN) -- Would you still watch your favorite television program if you had to cycle for an hour before you could view it?

Couch potatoes will be horrified, but fresh advances in human-powered technology -- where users power appliances through their own motion -- could one day see a 'workout-to-watch' scenario become reality.

Human power is rapidly gaining in popularity worldwide as businesses seek 'greener' methods of operating.

The profile of the technology is set to receive a further boost this month when a human-powered gym opens in Portland, Oregon, and again in September when the human-powered 'sustainable dance club', Club Watt, opens its doors in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

Human power is already being used to run the 'California Fitness' gym in Hong Kong, and to power the recently opened 'Club Surya' in London.

Beyond all of this, further concepts have been developed for human-powered 'river gyms' for the waterways of New York.

But, how does your sweat and strain turn into power for lights, music and machines?

The general concept is known as energy harvesting, which simply refers to the gathering of energy from one source and applying it to power an object.

Italian inventor Lucien Gambarota, who designed California Fitness's method of storing energy and using it to power lights and music in the gym, told CNN the concept is straightforward.

"One of the oldest types of energy used by people is muscular energy -- so this is nothing new."

Gambarota said machines such as exercycles created a load, used as a counter-force by means of a resistor.

"I disconnected the resistor and started storing the energy into a battery... that is then used as power. It was a way to show there can be very simple solutions. It doesn't always have to be high-tech," he said.

Portland's 'green' gym will have spinning bikes connected to wind-generator motors. The users should generate enough electricity to power the gym's music system or run personal DVD players on the machines, the gym's manager Adam Boesel predicts.

While harnessing the energy from people working out at a gym seems logical, utilising the movement of clubbers at dance clubs is a little more complex.

Two methods have developed -- the first of which is piezoelectricity, used by Club Surya, where crystals in blocks under the dance-floor rub together with the assistance of dancers on the floor. This generates an electrical charge which is then fed into batteries.

A second method using wheels to generate energy under a slightly moving floor will be used at the soon-to-be-opened Club Watt. This model involves coils and magnets which move under the dance-floor to create a charge.

Vera Verkooijen, spokeswoman for Sustainable Dance Club, the company which is behind the floor for Club Watt and produces smaller, portable floors, said the human power would be enough to power about 30 percent of the club's requirements.

Verkooijen admitted the first floors were not very efficient, and said the designers were already working on new models to improve the amount of energy captured.

"This is just the first version. We are willing to take it further," she said.

At Club Surya the power shortfall is made up by solar panels and a wind turbine.

Putting the current buzz aside, how far could this human-powered technology develop? And how widely can it be applied?

Verkooijen told CNN she already had some indications of where the technology was heading.

"We receive a lot of requests from other companies for people who want to use the floors. We get many of these for bus and train stations -- places where there are lots of people."

Lights and display boards at those spaces could be powered applying the same concept as that being used in Club Watt, she said.

Evert Raaijen, technical director of energy conversion company Exendis, felt the technology could have a number of different applications. From pedal-powered computers on bicycles, to self-powered soldiers in militaries, Raaijen predicted human power would be developed widely in coming years.

"I think it's a science field which will be one of the future," he said.

Gambarota believed there were ways human power could be brought into practical use in the home.

He had generated an idea of using human-powered batteries for television or portable video game consoles.

"With so many kids not exercising enough, a battery could be created for these devices so they had to create the energy to use them. The same could be done for television sets.

"We could get the situation where people have to cycle so they can use it," Gambarota said.

Despite these potential developments, human-power is attracting its share of criticism.

Although he shows enthusiasm for the battery project, Gambarota, who now spends much of his time developing micro wind turbines, is sceptical about the future of human-power on a mass-scale.

He raises doubts about the efficiency of human power and questioned its economic viability.

The average amount of power one person could produce going about normal activities on any given day was about one kilowatt-hour (kWh), which only amounted to about

最后发表： zxart
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weishenmemeiyoukuaijiQQqunne

最后发表： 豌豆花
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谢谢分享.好象只限于sydney.

最后发表： chengyifei
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我的工作倒是很稳定的，这次来自己也想在澳洲最少呆个四五年。因为自己是赶着期限来的，现在发生了变化有点郁闷。实在不行只能让老婆先入籍了。

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英语美文：Life Is All About Choices                   
        来源: YuGong 于 08-08-01 21:42:01 [档案] [博客] [旧帖] [转至博客] [给我悄悄话]        
                     
       


Life Is All About Choices
[ 2006-06-08 09:47 ]


迈克尔总是乐呵呵的，你总能听到他说些积极上进的话。他似乎生来就积极进取。他这样告诉他的员工：“每天早晨醒来，我对自己说，迈克尔，今天你有两种选择，选择心情愉快，选择心情恶劣，我选择心情愉快；有不愉快的事情发生，选择成为一个牺牲品，或是选择从中吸取教训，我选择吸取教训。”

迈克尔从60英尺的大楼上摔下，却活了下来，当有人问及他当时的想法，他是这样回答的：“我告诉我的手术医生，‘我选择活着，我愿意做任何手术。’”

选择接受生活的积极面也许是人生中最为明智的选择，其实，每个人都有机会充实、健康的活着，关键取决于你的人生态度。


Michael is the kind of guy you love to hate. He is always in a good mood and always has something positive to say. When someone would ask him how he was doing, he would reply, "If I were any better, I'd be twins!" He was a natural motivator.

If an employee was having a bad day, Michael was there telling the employee how to look on the positive side of the situation. Seeing this style really made me curious, so one day I went up to Michael and asked him, "I don' t get it. You can' t be positive all the time. How do you do it?"

Michael replied, each morning I wake up and say to myself 'Mike, you have two choices today. You can choose to be in a good mood or you can choose to be in a bad mood.' I choose to be in a good mood. Each time something bad happens, I can choose to be a victim or choose to learn from it. I choose to learn from it. Every time someone comes to me complaining I can choose to accept their complaining or I can point out the positive side of life. I choose the positive side of life."

"Yeah, right. It isn't that easy." I protested.

"Yes it is, " Michael said. "Life is all about choices. When you cut away all the junk, every situation is a choice. You choose how you react to situations. You choose how people will affect your mood. You choose to be in a good mood or bad mood. The bottom line is: It's your choice how you live life. " I reflected on what Michael said.

Soon thereafter, I left the big enterprise that I had worked in for years to start my own business. We lost touch, but I often though about him when I made a choice about life instead of reacting to it. Several years later, I heard Michael was involved in a serious accident, falling off 60 feet from a communications tower.

After l8 hours of surgery, and weeks of intensive care, Michael was released from the hospital with rods placed in his back. I saw Michael about six months after the accident. When I asked him how he was, he replied, "If I were any better, I'd be twins. Wanna see my scars?" I declined to see his wounds, but did ask him what had gone through his mind as the accident took place.

"The first thing that went through my mind was the well being of my soon-to-born daughter," Michael replied. "Then, as I lay on the ground, remembered I had two choices: I could choose to live or I could choose to die. I chose to live." "Weren't you scared? Did you lose consciousness?" I asked. Michael continued, "... the paramedics were great. They kept telling me I was going to be fine. But when they wheeled me into the operation room and I saw the expressions on the faces of the doctors and nurses, I got really scared. In their eyes, l read 'He's a dead man.' I knew I needed to take action." "What did you do?" I asked. "Well, there was a big burly nurse shouting questions at me" said Michael. "She asked me if I was allergic to anything. 'Yes,' I said. The doctors and nurses stopped working as they waited for my reply. I took a deep breath and yelled", 'Gravity'" Over their laughter, I told them, 'I'm choosing to live. Operate on me as if I am alive, not dead'."

Michael lived, thanks to the skill of his doctors, but also because of his amazing attitude.

I leamed from him that every day we have a choice to live fully. Attitude is everything.

（来源：中国英语学习网 英语点津姗姗编辑）

最后发表： 喜鹊
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glimps and learnt.

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好象现在澳洲的457签证吧？
劳务输出MS首先要找好雇主担保的。还要考雅思4.5。
2007年7月1日新政规定的。现在要去澳洲越来越难了啊

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真的很不错!!!!!!! 太谢谢啦, 下载试试先

最后发表： tkl888
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可能是没到时间，当时我上的班，也是到了简历部分才给改简历的。

最后发表： Perhaps_Love
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不管人在哪里，做法都一样。

最后发表： ritaclin
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俺现在就在上这个，说实话，这学期也就这门课有点难度，其他的课都跟玩似的 我感觉这门课跟会计理论没关系，是介绍澳洲的法律体系和商法的，法律么翻译成中文都有的琢磨半天了，表说英文。。。你被某一部分表象蒙蔽了  
我觉得不管在读书还是工作，脸皮厚一点，抓着人多说是个很好的练习方法，怕说错丢人的时候，心中默念“我是老外我怕谁”

最后发表： qlxy
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maybe you can translated your chinese work reference into english by AMEP. before this, you need to make JUSTICE OF PEACE to sign on it.

最后发表： Ruth2008
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可 能 是 说 的 新 评 估 公 司 法 与 税 法 ,单 独 拿 出 来重 新 评 估 的 意 思 ,CAP可 以 ,ICAA以 前 通 过 的 评 估 不 可 以 重 评二 门 法  ,只对 新 的 评 估 有 效 .

最后发表： Ruth2008
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发 现 ICAA要 继 续 考 下 去 ,要求 较 高 ,以 前 在 国 内 评 估 的 ICAA过 了 十 门 ,只 要  < 公 司 法 >与< 税 法> . 目 前 , 想 重 评 估 CPA,不 过 ,现 在 人 在 澳 了 ,如 果 要 再 评 估 CPA,这 个 过 程 怎 么 处 理 ? 类 似 于 再 从 国 内 寄 送 各 种 文 件 ,很 烦 啊 ...

有 相 同 经 历 的 朋 友 吗 ? 听 说 现 在 对 中 国 的 评 估 比 较 严 格 . 但 是 好 象 对 公 司 法 与 税 法 的 评 估 放 松 了 .

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最后发表： 悠悠
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TAFE 或华人厂受剥削一段时间!

最后发表： bigbigblue
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你太太应该要报的, 呆的时间不足一年, 免税额也只有6000的相应比例咯....但估计不用交税, 因为属于LOW INCOME咯, 你用 ETAX 填好就会自动算出来的