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最后发表： mikio
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谢谢大哥指点，我看完后把我的理解写在这里。PHP的整个request - response过程我很清楚，ASP.NET的应该基本原理差不多，我先看

最后发表： Jessejob
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agree with you. Seems there are loads of vacancies for HAVC engineer/designer/drafter.
But I was not a HVAC professional, I have a mechanical background though.
I am planning to study a residential drafting course Cert IV, do not know whether this will help or not?

最后发表： DDD888
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我将我家两个大人两个小孩的情况填入，我家的收入在新西兰只列到第四等级，但如果我是单身的话，那就是第一啦

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/person ... p;objectid=11317223

最后发表： mikio
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微软认证有用么？？

最后发表： dofach
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这么好的工作，大家快来抢啊。。。。

最后发表： crazycrab
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哈哈，polite way to say I don't give a fuck.

最后发表： aussie.blackdog
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本帖最后由 aussie.blackdog 于 31-8-2014 23:04 编辑

cha ching是收钱机器的声音，具体的意思可以按照上下文

最后发表： jimmyking
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其实，我觉得我们是不是有时候不够自信？ 自己能看懂的就觉得不地道了。。：）

其实这个template来自官方网站：http://www.youthcentral.vic.gov. ... +-+work+experience/

我感觉这个写得还是不错的，不知道大家为什么都看不上。。  不过我还是准备多看看吧~~

Joanne Tint
Email: joannetint@xmail.com
Mobile: XXX XXXX XXXX

Mr Allan Moyle
John Smith and Associates
Phone: XX XXXX XXXX
Email: enquiries@johnsmithandassociates.com.au

RE: Application for Trainee Administration Assistant position

Dear Mr. Moyle,

As a young and motivated individual I am extremely interested in submitting an application for the advertised Trainee Administrative Assistant position with John Smith and Associates.

In November 2013 I completed my VCE studies and also obtained a Certificate II in Business Administration. This has given me a range of practical capabilities that will meet the needs of this role.

While completing my VCE studies I worked part-time as a Customer Service Assistant for KSmart. My responsibilities in this role included providing face-to-face customer service and assisting on the floor with stock movements and visual merchandising. This position has given me key employability skills while also allowing me to experience working in a professional and fast-paced work environment.

With regard to my ability to meet the specific requirements of this job:

Customer Service: Worked for four years in a face-to-face customer service environment providing customer service at registers, lay-by counter and on the retail floor.
Reception Duties: Responsibilities at KSmart included answering incoming phone calls and assisting customers with phone-based enquiries.
General Administration: Certificate II in Business Administration has provided training in the use of skills including filing, data processing, records management and writing communication.
My teachers and employers have commended me for my high level of interpersonal skills and naturally engaging personality. My motivations include learning new things and the challenge of meeting key objectives. My current and previous managers can be contacted to provide more information about my ability to meet the needs of this job.

I understand that you will receive a large number of applications for this role. I do, however, believe that my motivation, commitment and pre-existing skills will allow me to fit into your work environment and immediately start supporting the needs of your organisation.

I would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you to discuss my application at an interview. I have enclosed a copy of my resume for your consideration. I can be contacted at all times on the details provided above.

Thanking you in advance for your time,



Joanne Tint

最后发表： Sydneyman
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顶 s
楼主 生意兴隆

最后发表： DDD888
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我的想法是错误的，NULL不被ASP.NET CACHE,但返回NULL的结果被这个CLIENT的BROWSER CACHE,所以我的解决方案是如果是NULL,告诉CLIENT的BROWSER 不CACHE,非NULL的话，CACHE 24小时。

最后发表： yearshappy
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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 31-8-2014 13:39 编辑

The challenge of change

PUBLIC enthusiasm underlines the fact that China’s growing assertiveness is not purely a matter of relationships outside its borders. “Whenever I see a change in foreign policy, I always ask, ‘what’s going on domestically?’ ” says Joseph Fewsmith of Boston University. Mr Xi is purging rivals, clamping down on corruption and, many hope, pushing through tough economic and financial reforms; some foreign distraction might come in handy.

Consolidating power at home and throwing its weight around abroad are linked, but they do not mark a return to full-blown, go-home-Macartney imperial arrogance. The Chinese know that there are now things they want from beyond their borders—ideas as well as markets, raw materials and investment—and they have integrated remarkably well, if sometimes grudgingly, into many international organisations. From not understanding the Westphalian world view, China has grown into a devotee, seeing a way of looking at the world in which it thinks, as a big state among small states, that it enjoys natural advantages. It has accepted the equality of its rulers with foreign kings, though not necessarily the idea that there should be laws to bind all such princes.
(The danger is that China will seek greater power in the world as a substitute for fundamental changes at home)

However, those rulers have not accepted, and cannot accept, equality with those they rule at home. Maoist China created a strong state and a weak society. Now that strong state has to deal with an ever stronger society, too, in which individuals have new ways of expressing themselves about all sorts of things, including the need for more accountable government. China’s rulers believe the country cannot hold together without one-party rule as firm as an emperor’s (and they may be right); an increasing number of its people (and many foreign sinologists) believe it cannot become fully modern as long as one-party rule endures.    ---------- interesting to see a westerner agreeing on this for the first time.

Both the aspirations of the enriched and the resentments of the oppressed are in play. In western regions, Muslim and Tibetan areas are constantly rocked by unrest. In the more prosperous east of the country, the post-Tiananmen deal—stay out of politics and you can do anything you want—is fraying, and public outrage at corruption, pollution and other problems grows more vociferous. Yet rather than allow more formal popular participation and move towards the rule of law, China’s leaders are allowing less participation as they crack down on free-thinkers, believing that carrying out real, structural reform is more dangerous than not doing so. In fact the opposite may be true. The deep fissures in the country will be increasingly hard to paper over with mere prosperity.

It is not just that seeking to placate the public at home with braggadocio overseas will make it harder still for China to garner allies and respect. There is a deeper problem. Many countries around the world admire, and would like to emulate, the undemocratic but effective way that China has managed its decades of growth. If China’s domestic politics look less stable, some of that admiration will wane. And even if things can be held together, for the time being, admiration for China does not translate into affection for it, or into a sense of common cause. Economically and militarily, China has come a long way towards regaining the centrality in Asia it enjoyed through much of history. Intellectually and morally, it has not. In the old days it held a “soft power” so strong, according to William Kirby of Harvard University, that “neighbours converted themselves” to it. Now, Mr Xi may know how to assert himself and how to be feared, at home and abroad. But without the ability to exert a greater power of attraction, too, such strength will always tend to destabilise.

If China could resolve its identity crisis and once again become an attractive civilisation rather than just an enviable development model, it would be much better placed to get the respect and influence it craves. But it is hard to see that happening unless the party gives more power to its people, and Mr Xi has made it clear that will not happen on his watch. The danger is that China will seek greater power in the world as a substitute for fundamental changes at home. If it fails to make those changes, its global power will continue to look hollow, unattractive and threatening, and its neighbours will continue to cling to the coat-tails of Uncle Sam.

China is no longer the “crazy, first-rate man o’ war” described by Macartney in 1793. In spite of its many problems, it is a sleeker, more modern ship. Over 200 years, through much pain and suffering, it has transformed the very core of its identity, changing itself from an inward- and backward-looking power to an outward- and forward-looking one. Since 1978, it has shown both flexibility and unwielding resolve in its continued pursuit of wealth and power. Now those goals are within reach and China stands on the verge of greatness. The next few decades may prove to be the most difficult of all.

The End of China's Future

最后发表： pig2pig
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这个夸张了吧

最后发表： Jackie1981
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本帖最后由 Jackie1981 于 29-8-2014 21:10 编辑

总算回到家了。 今天我在我们单位看到这个职位的post。一个边远地区的自来水公司，非常稳定，没有裁员的后顾之忧。在离墨尔本2小时车程的小城市。

因为单位加上我才2个中国人，看看有没有同胞们有兴趣，IT类的

最后发表： 周星星1832
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恩。。大客户还是得糊弄下。。。。

最后发表： oUQrPHv1
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https://www.ets.org/newsroom/new ... a_open_for_business

是11月。不过根据http://www.immi.gov.au/News/Pages/aelt.aspx里给的标准，我写作的分不够。。。555

我TOEFL的写作只有24。要达到27才相当于雅思7的成绩。杯具～

最后发表： TimeSpace
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得算出来，两者相减后才能计算出所谓损失。

最后发表： fadongle
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不是缩写，就是一个单词。
前几年肯定是有的，现在的预算情况不了解。

最后发表： 小名
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本帖最后由 小名 于 26-8-2014 00:12 编辑


放大镜我目前用的类似这种，但不完全一样：
http://www.digikey.com/product-d ... 243-1064-ND/1953867

其它设备由于我们使用专业设备。。。其实都不适合业余使用啦。。。10k的示波器业余使用也不可能考虑啦～～

最后发表： caoglish
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本帖最后由 caoglish 于 25-8-2014 02:17 编辑

个人认为，要培养对编程兴趣，最好就是用图形化的编程语言，使用类似processing语言去编程是最好的了。

processing.js是 jQuery之父John Resig 另外一个作品，现在也有一个专门的开发团队维护着。 processing.js就是processing语言在浏览器里面的一个解释器,是用javascript编写的。


最近在Khan Academy上学习Processing图形编程，用代码画了一只面瘫熊猫




代码：
jsfiddle:
http://jsfiddle.net/caoglish/ZN3Wf/

runjs:
面瘫熊猫：
http://runjs.cn/detail/d3arjm8t
面瘫熊猫之吻：
http://runjs.cn/detail/d7jh2m77

khanacademy：
面瘫熊猫之诡异画笔
https://www.khanacademy.org/cs/spin-off-of-project-crazy-painter/6584340881866752

我正在学的课程，初级简单
https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/cs/programming

最后发表： oUQrPHv1
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哈，这样的话，40分钟写50句话还是很简单的嘛。

最后发表： 周星星1832
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我还要倒给钱啊啊啊

最后发表： yearshappy
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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 22-8-2014 08:31 编辑

Friday again. So true, time flies!

Let's see women and men in pitures this week.
Men would be happier to see it. Isn't it



Women in three pictures first
         






Men in three pictures
            

最后发表： 快乐人生的园地
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最后发表： jc2602
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哀啼的只有哀啼的份了，想想有啥职业可以赚医生的钱勒？

最后发表： 阿贞
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最后发表： simpledream
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羡慕嫉妒恨~

最后发表： DDD888
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Thanks

遇到用户使用ie6或者ie7,网站推荐用户使用google chrome

最后发表： 周星星1832
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加入有房一族并仍住在相对靠近州府城市，这对很多澳洲买家来说都不是一个敢奢望的选择。不过RP Data的最新数据证明这完全是可以实现的。　　这份数据找到了澳洲每个州府城市方圆10公里内独立房或公寓房最便宜的五个城区。
　　在雪梨，Wolli Creek是独立房最便宜的城区，房价中位值为71万零303元，之后是Waterloo，房价中位值为76万1054元。
　　Eastlakes和Darlington是雪梨CBD附近地区公寓房最便宜的城区，中位值分别为45万2776元和45万3413元。
　　虽然这些价位仍相对较高，不过RP Data的研究分析员库舍尔（Cameron Kusher）向澳洲版《每日邮报》表示，在雪梨CBD方圆10公里的146个城区中，只有28个城区的房价中位值在100万元以下。“这些地区通常有很多工业或商务区，基本上被认为不是居民区。”
　　尽管如此，这些地区由于靠近市中心，未来有可能会成为都市开发区。
　　在墨尔本甚至是柏斯和堪培拉，你要住在市区的地方仍要支付很多前，但绝对没有在雪梨那么近。
　　在墨尔本，想要在Bellfield和Maidstone买到一栋独立房，你必须花超过50万元。在公寓房最便宜的Carlton，你至少也要付出30万元。
　　Rocklea和Keperra是布里斯本市区附近买房最便宜的城区，独立房房价中位值分别为33万零848元和41万6036元。
　　靠近布里斯本的公寓最便宜的当属Tingalpa（33万2317元）和Kedron（33万5633元）。
　　库舍尔称，靠近CBD的房产售价更高是因为便利性都集中在那里。“内城区的基础设施和其他便利设施，如学校、医疗服务、购物中心、道路和公共交通基建等。住在市区附近的竞争和愿望推升了房价。”
                                            

最后发表： DDD888
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请教一下，如何将供电部分的电容放电啊？

我的做法是放一个晚上

最后发表： auimmi
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好的感谢各位，我就放心准备材料了。最近认识一个缅甸来的同行，口语8.5，听读都是9。感觉我7分的口语好渣啊，同样是2nd language 怎么可以说的和native一样好呢

最后发表： oUQrPHv1
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嗯。我问过这里的律师。只要有中英文的文件，他们也可以认证。

最后发表： 指纹
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就适合独身的，拼命干几年留点儿积蓄。

不过据说好多每次离开矿区休假就一顿糟害，然后回去的时候又没啥钱剩下了

最后发表： DDD888
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我看了下，我的dell 30寸的液晶显示器的外壳内侧印了制造外壳的时间是2010/6/24，说明我的液晶显示器的生产时间其实不长，我将控制电路板换了三个松下电容，拆下旧的电容，量了下没有坏，是正常的，在电源板上换了一个高频整流管，将原先最大电流由30A换成60A,逆向击穿最大电压120V换成170V,刚才连了笔记本电脑，好像可以正常显示

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最后发表： 天空之城
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确实是语言环境很重要呀，要不得不开口讲的时候，人就逼出来了

最后发表： 周星星1832
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住在城市附近是要付出代价的，至少住在新州、维州和北领地是如此，潜在的业主若想住在城市10公里内的地方，至少要付出50万以上。
根据RP Data的数据，澳洲最贵的首府城市悉尼的猎房族要支付70万以上才能住在最廉价的内城区Wolli Creek。

RP Data的研究分析师库什（Cameron Kusher）表示，低利率和内城区房价上涨意味着有越多潜在买家被高价挤出市场。

“在一些城市，例如悉尼和墨尔本，由于需求量大但供应水平低，住房成本具有限制性。”库什说。

但在其他州城府城市的附近也有可能买到便宜的房子。

塔州Clarendon Vale的房价中值只需159,159元，而阿得雷德的Dry Creek也只需255,349元。

虽然单元房通常比独立房要便宜，但库什说它们并不是对于所有人都适用或者可负担。

“虽然单元房现在是一个替代选择，但一些城市的单元房的价格也达到了限制性的水平。”他说。

各州首府内城区最便宜的独立房价格：

* 新州 - Wolli Creek, 独立房中价$710,303
* 北领地 - Malak, $585,478
* 维州 - Bellfield, $533,252
* 首都领地 - Page, $445,417
* 西澳 - Glendalough, $438,995
* 昆州 - Rocklea, $330,848
* 南澳 - Dry Creek, $255,349
* 塔州 - Clarendon Vale, $159,159

来源：RP Data Weekly Property Pulse

最后发表： Jay@Au
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又发现一个神奇的系统，AUSKey。 去年申请ABN，顺便装了AUSKey，电脑放在那里很久没用，系统崩溃重装了。 今天需要用下AUSKey，怎么也找不到如何重装。  然后就重新申请，结果收到邮件说需要登录系统然后approval， 但是登录又需要AUSKey。 这不是死循环吗？ 看样子只能打电话了

最后发表： 周星星1832
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还要插件太麻烦了。。。
我胡乱搞都解决了

最后发表： ubuntuhk
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是的，要真的改变还是要靠本人，别人说再多，如果自己不吸取适合的建议，那也没用。

最后发表： thewall
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我的建议：找个会计师帮你弄，以后每年都要报税的

我在国内那几年，都是让澳洲的会计师每年帮我处理报税的时候，保证守法