海洋饼干の部屋

生徒会の一存

2009-12-12T09:53:00.000-08:00

秋番TVA里的翘首越来越喜欢了回天朝把祖国版小说补齐立帖为证

PS: 顺便把月初南非世界杯小组赛抽签的效果图贴上希望日本和澳洲袋鼠能走的远些不过希望不大哈 @-@

回来了,用国语继续这个博客吧

2009-12-12T09:14:00.000-08:00

进入12月份国内的网络情况越发不妙先是封BT 许多字幕组的发布页陆续关闭很难讲下一步是不是还会对小驴动手 Verycd作为EM资源分享的重镇这次能否逃出GCD的魔掌前途堪忧

Life = by bus!!!

2008-05-12T23:44:00.000-07:00

Well, the BubbleShare practice, enjoy it

2008-05-12T17:37:00.000-07:00

BubbleShare: Share photos - Play some Online Games.

Beijing & Perth

2008-04-28T17:07:00.000-07:00

Part 1: My hometown

Beijing, a metropolis in northern China, is the capital of the People`s Republic China. Beijing is China`s second largest city, after Shanghai. It is recoginsed as the political educational and cultural centre of China. The city will host the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Beijing is situated at the northern part of the continent. The city`s climate is a humid continental climate, characterised by a hot, humid summer and a harshly cold, windy, dry winter. It was about 7 hours sunshine per day in summer and the lowest temperature ever recorded is -27 in winter.
There are lots of styles traditional architectural building in here. The "siheyuan" consists of a square housing compound, with rooms edclosing a central countryard. Teahouses are also common in Beijing. Chinese tea comes in many varieties and some rather expensive types of Chinese tea are said to cure an ailing body extraordinarily well. Peking Roust Duck is perhaps the most well-known dish.
Beijing is an amazing city for those tourist who prefer a splendid holiday.

Part 2: The city of Perth
Perth is the capital of western Australia. It is located in the south-west corner of Australia, is one of the shuniest cities in the world. It is farmous for its many clean, beautiful beaches-excellent swimming, surfing, boating and fishing.
The climate of Perth is warm to hot in summer; cool and wet in winter. It was an average 8 hours sunshine per day.
Perth has many industries, such as tourism, grape growing, mining. There are also have several museums and art galleries. It is the cultural centre of western Australia. The student population is very large because Perth has four universities in the city.
The population of the city is about 1.3 million. Most of them are friendly. They love the outdoor, the sun, water and so on. The layout of city is flat, in the weekends, many people cycle around city which has many rilometres of cycle track.
Perth is a popular tourist destination for people who prefer a wonderful relaxed vacation.

My first day in Australia

2008-03-31T15:58:00.001-07:00

My first day in Australia was both a happy and a strange experience. I arrived on a very cold day and rainy in September 2007, I was really excited to see my uncle. He left China five years before me and I was received as an honoured visitor.

My uncle took me to their home in Kogarah, which was quite a short drive from the International airport in Sydney, by the time we reached there I was very tired but I was too excited to sleep. He talked about many things that had happened since their family left China. They also talked about their life in Australia and how things were different from China.

Although I was delighted to see my uncle and his family, I realised my life would never be the same again. I was in a new country where everything would be different. I took a deep breath and hoped my new life in Australia would be a happy and fulfilling one for me.

Harmony Day

2008-03-17T16:19:00.000-07:00

Harmony Day is an event held across Australia on 21 March, coinciding with the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Targeted mainly at primary-school aged children, Harmony Day is an effort to demonstrate the Australian Government's commitment to promoting community harmony and to addressing issues of racism in Australia. Organised by The Living in Harmony Initiative, which in turn is administered by the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs (DIMA), the events major objectives are focused on reducing racial prejudice and intolerance in Australia. The event is symbolised by the Orange Awareness Ribbon, worn or displayed by those associating with the day's ideals and morals.

Harmony Day Events are primarily organised and run by community leaders or school board members or teachers. The Living in Harmony initiative supplies organised with free 'starter-packers' containing an array of merchandise associated with the day, such as stickers, badges, and sign displays. The initiative also recalls success stories of previous years events, and supplies a list of common successful methods to plan for the day.

Library exercises

2008-03-03T19:59:00.000-08:00

1. Who can borrow from the TAFE library?
---TAFE students and staff can borrow from the TAFE library
2. What do you need to bring to join?
---Your TAFE Card
3. How many items(things:books,videos,etc) can you borrow?
---You can borrow up to 6 print plus 4 audio visual items from St George College library at any one time.
4. What is included in print items?
---books,magzines
5. How long can you borrow books for?
---2 weeks
6. How long can you borrow videos for?
---1 week
7.What happens if you want them for a longer time?
---you can renew the items that you borrow from the library.
8. How can you renew books or other library items?
---renewals can be made in person or over the phone.
9.How many times can you renew items?
---items may be renewed twice on or before the due date if they are not on reserve for someone else.
10.Can you search the library catalogue from home?
---Yes, catalogue accessible from the Internet at the following.
11.Can you return books after-hours?
---Yes, I can
12. when is the library open?
--- Mon-Thur: 9am-8pm Friday: 9am-6pm Holidays: to ben advised
13. How can you make photocopies or print from one of the library computers?
---B&W and colour laser photocopies and printouts A4&A3 - Access via your TAFE Card.
14. How much does it cost?
---20c/A4
15. Is it the same price for Student Association members?
---Discounts apply to Student Association members
16. What other services are provided?
---book computers or study rooms
17. What ESL resources do they have?
---Many ESL reference books in library you can use.
18. Can you borrow books from other TAFE libraries?
---Yes, I can borrow book from other TAFE libraries.
19. What is a good idea for ESL students?
---They had better work hard and use library`s resource to improve their English language skill for the future study.

COMPUTER HEALTH

2008-02-27T19:56:00.000-08:00

The very first thing to think about is your posture when working on the computer. It's very important to sit properly and at a good distance from the computer. So let's start work:

Read this information about Computer Health. Click on all the links (Stretches, Postures, Consequences)

Do the Quiz. When you finish answering the quiz, print it and keep it in your folder in the blog section.Remember to get a ring folder to be well organised with your class notes. Andrew and I will be asking you to look at things done in previous lessons, so if you keep them in order, it'll be easy to find them quickly.

The Stolen Generations

2008-02-18T15:51:00.000-08:00

The Stolen Generations is a term used to describe those children of Australian Aboriginal descent who were removed from their families by Australian government Policies. The Australian Parliament has accepted that this was human rights abuse and on February 13 2008, led by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, issued a long apology to the Stolen Generations.

The Stolen Generations is "The Lost Generations". Aboriginal children who were removed by force from their parents and communities because they lacked good educational conditions, health care, economic support from the goverment policies. People may say "sorry" to them, but I think it is too late. All of us have seen the result. It is unfair for them.

Sth. in our life can be lost, but Sths. can not be lost. The youth of aboriginal children was eternaly lost. -_-

Hello everybody! Welcome to my blog @-@

2008-02-18T14:18:00.000-08:00

PERSONAL STATEMENT

My name is Robert. I was born in in Beijing from a worker family, I have overcome many life obstacles to be where I am. At age of 26, I have lived overseas for five months, completed English Languages, and saved enough money all by myself to support my further studies in Australia. With my extensive experience in the technology field, I am confident that I can be a worthy and valued student to University of higher learning. =0=