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Why not have both? The International Baccaularate(sp?) holds English, LOTE, Maths, Science, HSS as compulsory so that you study them all to some level (whether it be general, advanced or 'honours') with an elective as bonus. It also includes a theory of knowledge type thing plus some mandated...

So we can live and make a living in these countries on the basis of that little bit? Also, this little bit is often restrained to the tourist districts in many countries since this generation are learning english but the previous generation has not had that benefit. You're right, you don't...

Another thing to take into consideration when dictating the study of languages is that someone who has learned several languages will generally be adept at picking up others since they've trained themselves to absorb such information. So students would not simply be learning say German, French...

Err... Indonesia? And with new transport technologies developed in the last century the rest of Asia has become a fairly close neighbour as well. Far closer than a brief glance at a map would indicate. It also should be blatantly obvious that you don't need to be next to a country to have...

In many countries throughout mainland Europe you are required to be study two languages in addition to your native language and I think Japan or China has something similar. It's a really good idea as it opens up the ability to communicate with and hence become familiar with those of other...

My friend is selling her pair of tickets for tommorow night's concert - any takers?

It used to be harder last year, I was so cut when I saw how easy all of the new assignments were. I so should have deferred. :(

The bars new policy is rather moronic, having an open establishment promotes profits since people who are gay/bi that have hetero friends with them (though I shudder at the term, many gay men do go clubbing with their 'faghags') will simply go elsewhere. It isn't like they can really tell what...

I too believe that many who object are religious but I believe for many it is a conjunction of the previously mentioned things. Otherwise I personally believe people would question the validity of such beliefs, just as they question and dismiss so much else from the Bible as inapplicable.

Generalisation - many object based on tradition, fear of change and what it may herald, biological reasons etc. People come to the decision that homosexuality is wrong due to a variety of stimuli. Religion and selective interpretation of religion to the degree that one may propagate bigotry as...

I think this is as much a generalisation as saying most are bible bashing homophobes - one that also would not hold up if we were to look at statistics. It would be more appropriate to say that most tolerate homosexuality; acceptance implies that one is utterly fine with a homosexual presence in...

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Dean and Diane - just switch them in your head to suit the situation.

I have to say I'm somewhat dissapointed with this - opening it up to the market has done nothing but good. Union services (that are paid for) have improved vastly: we have white water rafter and pole dancing and go karting and paintball and all sorts of stuff. And our food outlets have all been...

Just get over it and be his friend, or go away if you can't. And honestly, if you won't date someone you want to date, simply because they're bi then you're not really that into them.

http://bulletin.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=267192 Interesting; despite its source. Refugees being persecuted for their sexuality (some are stoned, whipped or mutilated) can gain entry should they sleep with someone of Australian residency would then testify as to their sexuality. However...

How exactly do you insert text into pictures e.g if I wanted to make an ORLY owl how would I get the ORLY in there? Thanks and sexytime in advance.

How do you manage to do it so quickly? I remember the train taking me 2 hours to get to MQ from Sutherland. =/

sasquatch: As I said, you need to do a whole year's worth at uni for those marks to contribute - there is no uni mark in essence until you've completed 48cp worth (incl. fails). If you do get that mark, then it gets considered along with the UAI.

You can get in at anytime, however you require a full year of university if you want those marks to contribute to your entrance score. Simply go through the UAC procedures; it's fairly similar to how you applied for uni the first time. The main difference being on the marks on which it is based...