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最后发表： Reddy
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这是那些单纯进行股票和房产投资的人所不能相比的~

现在房产和股票都是负增长了。。。。

最后发表： gisteam
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找工作的过程也可以学学东西自我提高，楼主加油！！

最后发表： 四天晒网
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如果你在上财年自己多叫到super账户1000元想要做co-contribution也就是政府转年也给你账户付super的话，那么这个super co-contribution是不能deduct到tax return里面的。也就是说，你在etax里面做第三大部分deduction的时候，在super contribution中不要deduct这1000块钱。

这个我专门打电话问过ATO的人。

最后发表： 四天晒网
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靡兔。。。很好用的。

最后发表： 美丽开始
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再顶下，看有没人知道，回答一下，先谢了

最后发表： Fernando
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考上了自然说不难，但要想想多少人想考也考不上啊

最后发表： Fernando
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contractor很多是自己交的

最后发表： zhanglin1205
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本人在现在墨尔本，来了澳洲几个月了，想去读个学校，有人介绍读三级翻译，不知道有没有知情人士给点建议， 哪个学校的翻译专业比较好。有人说rmit，有人在那里读翻译吗，给点意见，多谢

最后发表： 青山
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历史上只不过总对以弱胜强，以少胜多夸大描写。绝大多数时候，还是靠实力。
诸葛亮最后也改变不了蜀汉灭亡的命运。

取巧只适用于起家阶段，但是却不适用于上了规模的企业。

最后发表： xblues
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International News, By Tim D, 12th September, 2008

Guyliner is not just okay, it’s gold. Or that’s what we’re being told by Yves Saint Laurent.

Launching make-up and eyeliner for men in the UK today, the cosmetics company used a shirtless former Big Brother contestant, Stuart Pilkington, to let us know just how sexy our eyes could be.

Sold in UK stores for $50 a stick, the eyeliner isn’t the first on the market but indicates guys are getting serious (or seriously deluded?) about spending a little extra to achieve that alluring look.

‘Men have gone from stealing beauty products from their wives and girlfriends to stocking up on their own. They no longer consider them to decrease their male bravado’ says David Walker-Smith, director of beauty at Selfridges.
‘We have tinted moisturiser, fake tan, eyebrow waxing…It’s all there if they want it’ Walker-Smith says.

But even though it’s ‘okay’ for guys to wear a little make-up, that doesn’t extend to lippy, or when others can actually ‘tell’ it’s been put on. The new range is not meant to convey a fully ‘made-up’ look, but is unfragranced, comes in subtle pewter container, and is ‘easy to stow in your man-bag’.

Experts in the industry expect men’s cosmetics to become a 1 billion dollar market by next year. Unfortunately, Yves Saint Laurent’s ‘Touche Eclat For Men’ which includes guyliner, isn’t available in Australia just yet.

最后发表： xblues
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Okay again, you have to watch this! It's so hilarious!

Go and watch the video from this page
http://www.dlisted.com/node/28249


In case you missed it, here's the one and only Tina Fey as Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live" last night. Fey seriously became Palin! This whole skit was made of magic. Yes, I was drunk when I first watched it, but I saw it again this morning and still giggled like Tommy Girl getting his feetsies tickled by John Travolta.

I could have watched these two all morning. Tina should win an Emmy for her posing skills alone. Why didn't I learn that shit at Barbizon?! Anybonerkiller, watch that shit if you haven't already.

SNL should have ended right after Tina and Amy's skit, because the rest of it was pretty bleak. I mean, we were told that Michael Phelps hosted, but he pretty much disappeared after his first monologue. They put him in the corner and gave him like 3 lines to spout. The only time I laughed was when Kristen Wiig was on the screen. The woman saves every ****ing skit she's in. Nobody does "slow person in need of an exorcism" quite like Kristen.

Okay, I'll admit that I did crack a smile when they showed Debbie Phelps having a "Chico's kind of day."

最后发表： ubuntuhk
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bug兄说出我想说的话

最后发表： 阿土伯
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我做stb机顶盒快8年了。希望去那边能找到。

最后发表： 我是老人
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那么在工资单上不显示,个人怎么知道哪?

最后发表： koala
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新移民的medicare levy是从申请了medicare card算起还是从pr申请成功开始？

最后发表： icesky
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我lg是做IT的，去年他买了电脑配件，退税时报了4年的depreciation。今年退税，去年的ETax存档找不到，不清楚去年deduct了具体多少，如果自己重新计算，又怕和去年实际报的有小出入。这样的情况下，有没有办法获取去年的报的depreciation呢？或者还是把这项放弃，今年不继续报了好？谢谢

最后发表： woody81
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Romeo and Juliet Movie
http://www.youtube.com/v/qjecurj7W7A&hl=zh_CN&fs=1

[ 本帖最后由 woody81 于 14-9-2008 17:56 编辑 ]

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最后发表： newstudent
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我刚登陆不久，想先找个工作如包装、生产线的方面的，请问谁有现成的这方面简历呀，能给份吗？3

最后发表： 罗宾
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网上申请后，bankwest会给你邮寄一份确认表格和回邮信封。
如果link的是，需要你和你爱人在上面确认签字，和联名帐号的bank statement。

最后发表： huangform
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as well as i don't believe that laying one brick is the wealth of 4.5 dollars.

最后发表： flyday
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free acess for internet/gprs

最后发表： kekeleaf
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Thank you

最后发表： amanda_zhao
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国内有些朋友入了澳洲国籍后,这是他们的体会.我不知道是什么原因.可能是部分原因把.

最后发表： ritaclin
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看了这两张照片，我条件反射的想起来解缙同学的名言：小时了了，大未必佳

最后发表： xwzxueren
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谢谢老顽童解析。

其实就一句话。
I'll come over there next week to catch up with you.

最后发表： abenn
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是啊， CISSP只要考一门  IE还要笔试、实验室 现在好像还要加了面试
从费用上来说 也是CISSP便宜
从时间上来说 CISSP准备的时间也要比IE要短很多

最后发表： uspepper
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寄存我这里，保证让楼主放心、省心、安心、死心

最后发表： 霓裳
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祝。。。好运。。。

最后发表： chubbycat
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8. You expect Happiness

　　A sign of a bad relationship is that one or both partners expect either to make the other happy or for their partner to make them happy. This is not only an unrealistic expectation to lay on yourself or on them — nobody can “make” you happy, except you — but it’s an unrealistic expectation to lay on your relationship. Relationships aren’t only about being happy, and there’s lots of times when you won’t and even shouldn’t be. Being able to rely on someone even when you’re upset, miserable, depressed, or grieving is a lot more important than being happy all the time. If you expect your partner to make you happy — or worse, you’re frustrated because you aren’t able to make your partner happy — your relationship isn’t going to fare well when it hits a rough spot.

　　9. You never fight

　　A good argument is essential, every now and then. In part, arguing helps bring out the little stuff before it becomes major, but also, fighting expresses anger which is a perfectly normal part of a human’s emotional make-up. Your relationship has to be strong enough to hold all of who you are, not just the sunny stuff.

　　One reason couples don’t fight is that they fear conflict — which reflects a lack of trust and a foundation of fear. That’s bad. Another reason couples avoid arguments is that they’ve learned that anger is unreasonable and unproductive. They’ve learned that arguing represents a breakdown rather than a natural part of a relationship’s development. While an argument isn’t pleasant, it can help both partners to articulate issues they may not have even known they had — and help keep them from simmering until you cross a line you can’t come back from.

　　10. You expect it to be easy/you expect it to be hard

　　There are two deeply problematic attitudes about relationships I hear often. One is that a relationship should be easy, that if you really love each other and are meant to be together, it will work itself out. The other is that anything worth having is going to be hard — and that therefore if it’s hard, it must be worth having.

　　The outcome of both views is that you don’t work at your relationship. You don’t work because it’s supposed to be easy and therefore not need any work, or you don’t work because it’s supposed to be hard and it wouldn’t be hard if you worked at it. In both cases, you quickly get burnt out — either because the problems you’re ignoring really don’t go away just because you think they should. or because the problems you’re cultivating are a constant drag on your energy. A relationship that’s too much work might be suffering from one of the attitudes above, but a relationship that doesn’t seem to need any work isn’t any better.

　　Your choices

　　There isn’t any one answer to any of the problems above. There are choices though: you can either seek out an answer, something that addresses why you are hurting your relationship, or you can resign yourself to the failure of your relationship (and maybe the next one, and the next one, and…). Failure doesn’t always mean you break up — many people aren’t that lucky. But people can live quite unhappily in failed relationships for years and even decades because they’re afraid they won’t find anything better, or worse, they’re afraid they deserve it. Don’t you be one of them — if you suffer from any of these problems, figure out how to fix it, whether that means therapy, a solo mountain retreat, or just talking to your partner and committing yourselves to change.

最后发表： fredliu
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Yes, it shoudl mean: you really meet my expectations; you've done a great job as I expected.

最后发表： 天高云淡风轻扬
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我下了，真的不错啊，很全面，桥梁相关的专业术语应有尽有！

最后发表： 老顽童
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这边的士佬大多很赚钱！每月四千现金不纳税！但听说要取得F驾照满三年且无不良、违章记录才能去申请考的士驾照！

最后发表： 天高云淡风轻扬
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好可怜啊，看来我也不要尝试了，就没有土木工程师的群吗？

最后发表： woody81
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I don't want to walk this life alone
every heart must find it's home.
You and I have been stronger than the wind
but when you're gone away too long a part of me goes missing.
I see your eyes in every face
I feel you in that empty space. At night, there's nothing I wouldn't do to get to you

REFRAIN:
Like bringing down the moon from the sky
to catch a falling star
there's no telling how hard i'd try
to get to where you are
I'll crawl 'til I fly just for one more night with you
I'd bring down the moon
bring it down for you

I don't wanna wake up from this dream
You're everything I want and need
Nothing's gonna break the spell that love has made
Don't you know there's magic in all that we create

Imagine what we might have missed
If our lips had never kissed
So make a wish and I promise you it will come true

REFRAIN

I searched and I searched
for something that's worth
As much as your loves given me but what can I do, to prove it to you
Tell me just what your heart needs... I'll bringing down the moon..

http://mp3.iciba.com/viewsong-1530.shtml
a song with u

最后发表： woody81
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happy for sharing

最后发表： woody81
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The moon festival is a different way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn harvest moon.
By Rhonda Parkinson, About.comhttp://chinesefood.about.com/od/mooncake/a/moonfestival.htm

                               
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The Moon festival (also called the Mooncake or Mid-Autumn festival) falls on September 14th in the year 2008. What is the Moon festival? Every year on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, when the moon is at its maximum brightness for the entire year, the Chinese celebrate "zhong qiu jie."

Children are told the story of the moon fairy living in a crystal palace, who comes out to dance on the moon's shadowed surface. The legend surrounding the "lady living in the moon" dates back to ancient times, to a day when ten suns appeared at once in the sky. The Emperor ordered a famous archer to shoot down the nine extra suns. Once the task was accomplished, Goddess of Western Heaven rewarded the archer with a pill that would make him immortal. However, his wife found the pill, took it, and was banished to the moon as a result. Legend says that her beauty is greatest on the day of the Moon festival.

Other Moon Festival Legends
According to another legend, on this day the "Man in the Moon" was spotted at an inn, carrying a writing tablet. When questioned, he said he was recording the names of all the happy couples who were fated to marry and live happily forever after. Accordingly, just as June is the traditional month for exchanging nuptials in the west, many Chinese weddings are held during the eighth lunar month, with the fifteenth day being the most popular.

Of course, the most famous legend surrounding the Moon festival concerns its possible role in Chinese history. Overrun by the Mongols in the thirteenth century, the Chinese threw off their oppressors in 1368 AD. It is said that mooncakes - which the Mongols did not eat - were the perfect vehicle for hiding and passing along plans for the rebellion. Families were instructed not to eat the mooncakes until the day of the moon festival, which is when the rebellion took place. (In another version plans were passed along in mooncakes over several years of Mid-Autumn festivals, but the basic idea is the same).

How to Celebrate the Moon Festival

Today, Chinese people celebrate the Mid-Autumn festival with dances, feasting and moon gazing. Not to mention mooncakes. While baked goods are a common feature at most Chinese celebrations, mooncakes are inextricably linked with the Moon festival. One type of traditional mooncake is filled with lotus seed paste (see side photo). Roughly the size of a human palm, these mooncakes are quite filling, meant to be cut diagonally in quarters and passed around. This explains their rather steep price (around $5.00 in Canada). A word of caution: the salty yolk in the middle, representing the full moon, is an acquired taste.

More elaborate versions of mooncakes contain four egg yolks (representing the four phases of the moon). Besides lotus seed paste, other traditional fillings include red bean paste and black bean paste. Unfortunately for dieters, mooncakes are rather high in calories.

While in the past mooncakes took up to four weeks to make, automation has speeded up the process considerably. Today, mooncakes may be filled with everything from dates, nuts, and fruit to Chinese sausages. More exotic creations include green tea mooncakes, and ping pei or snowskin mooncakes, a Southeast Asian variation made with cooked glutinous rice flour. Haagen-Daz has even gotten into the act by introducing a line of ice cream mooncakes in Asian markets.

Given the difficulty of making them, most people prefer to purchase their mooncakes instead of making them. You'll find them at Asian bakeries beginning around mid-August. Meanwhile, for those with a culinary bent, here are several recipes.

Mooncake Recipes:
Mooncake - A basic recipe using red azuki beans from my recipe file.

Mid-Autumn Mooncake Recipe - A good basic recipe, using lotus seed paste and walnuts, from Yan Can Cook, Inc.

Online Shopping - Buy Mooncakes and Mooncake molds to make your own mooncakes online.

Moon Festival Photo Gallery - face painting, fan dancers, folk dancers and more, from the San Francisco Chinatown Merchant's Association. (Check out the intricate melon carving on the last page).

Mooncake Mania - the Shanghai Star looks at the mooncake market in China's most cosmopolitan city.

[ 本帖最后由 woody81 于 12-9-2008 22:19 编辑 ]

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By Rhonda Parkinson, About.com
Chinese New Year may be China’s biggest excuse for a party, but it’s not the only one. There are many Chinese holidays throughout the year, and most have their own special celebration food. Because Chinese holidays are based on the lunar calendar, the date on the Gregorian calendar changes from one year to the next. Here is a calendar with dates and information about the major Chinese holidays and significant days in 2006, the Year of the Dog.

2007 Chinese Holiday Calendar

1. Chinese New Year – January 29, 2006
For millions of Asians, Chinese New Year is more than one special day. Families spend weeks preparing for the big event – cleaning house, painting doors and windows red, and cooking special foods. Celebrations for Chinese New Year, also called the Spring Festival, last a full fifteen days. Learn more about Chinese New Year, the symbolic significance of festive foods, and try New Years recipes. (Date of Chinese New Year Day: first day of the first Chinese lunar month).
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2. Lantern Festival – February 12, 2006
Can’t wait until Valentine’s Day to celebrate with your sweetheart? The Lantern Festival, marking the last day of the Chinese New Year season, is traditionally a day for lovers. Learn more and try a recipe for Yuanxiao, the sticky rice dumplings that are served at Lantern festival celebrations. (Date: fifteenth day of the first Chinese lunar month).3. Kuan Yin's Birthday - March 17, 2006 (March 18th in China)
While the Irish are paying homage to St. Patrick, Buddhists will be celebrating the birthday of the Goddess of Mercy. Learn more about Buddhism's most universally beloved deity and celebrate the day with classic Irish and Asian recipes. (Date: nineteenth day of the second Chinese lunar month).4. Ching Ming – the Tomb Sweeping Festival - April 5, 2006
A gravesite picnic? Why not? The Tomb Sweeping festival is a time for families to honor the memory of their ancestors. Along with “tomb sweeping” – performing standard gravesite maintenance such as removing debris from the gravestones and replacing dead flowers - family members offer gifts of food, fruit and wine to the departed. After a formal ceremony, the food is shared among family members. Another tradition is to burn incense to ward off any evil spirits that may be lurking.5. Cheng Chau Bun Festival – May 5, 2006
Every year, Hong Kong's tiny island of Cheng Chau holds a celebration honoring Pak Tai, the God of the Sea. The highlight of the three day festival involves a spectacular midnight race up steel towers that have been loaded with Chinese buns. (Date: the eighth day of the fourth lunar month).6. Dragon Boat Festival – May 31, 2006
There are few sites more spectacular than a fleet of painted dragon boats racing toward the finish line, with a drummer in each boat hammering out the rhythm for the rowers to follow. The Dragon Boat Festival is China’s oldest festival. Find out more about this exciting event and learn how to make Zongzi, the sticky rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves that are an essential feature of any Dragon Boat Festival celebration. (Date: fifth day of the fifth Chinese lunar month).7. Chinese Valentine’s Day – July 30, 2006 (July 31 in China)
They may not celebrate with chocolate and flowers, but the Chinese have a day devoted to love. Learn more about the legend of star-crossed lovers Niu Lang and Zhi Nu, and try several romantic menus to celebrate the holiday. (Date: seventh day of the seventh Chinese lunar month).8. Hungry Ghost Festival - August 8, 2006
Even ghosts deserve time off. According to Chinese legend, every year ghosts are allowed to leave hell and return to earth for one month. Learn more in this feature by Greg Cruey, About's Guide to Asia for Visitors. (Date: fifteen day of the seventh Chinese lunar month).9. Mid-Autumn Mooncake Festival – October 6, 2006
When the autumn harvest moon is at its fullest, the Chinese celebrate by lighting colorful lanterns and enjoying delicious mooncakes. Learn more about the legends behind the festival and try some mooncake recipes. (Date: fifteenth day of the eighth Chinese lunar month).10. Double Ninth Day (Chung Yeung), Elder's Day - October 30, 2006
The Chinese believe nine is a lucky number, which makes Double Ninth Day particularly auspicious. In addition, because the words “nine” and “long” are homophones (words that sound alike but have different meanings), the government has designated this as a day for youth to honor their ancestors and the elderly. Traditions associated with Double Ninth Day include visiting gravesites, hill or mountain climbing, and drinking chrysanthemum wine. (Date: ninth day of the ninth Chinese lunar month).

最后发表： 妮南
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尽管去认证了，但实际上没用上。当然一方面我的工作只能说是一个起点不高的工作，没有通过中介，试用几天就能看出来你能不能胜任了、看老板是不是愿意继续聘用你。

我BF的一位朋友，澳洲人，他具有很多年的教师工作经历，但因为被查出以前用了假学位，所以就没有被Vic Uni批准去中国工作。

最后发表： wyyo
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这个奶吧的回收期通常有多长啊，比如买入价4-5万，几个月可以收回这个本钱哪？卖主出售价也是按这个回收期来的吗？