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^ I've actually never driven one before. I just remember the marketing was very clever as they took a bigger engined Camry and with a bit more kit they made it sound like a totally different car to appeal to a different market. What I find funny is that I used to associate low power engines...

Lemonlime, I think I responded in one of your other threads but in short you just gotta rote learn the syllabus dot points and think of examples. One thing I realised was I found the transition from year 11 to 12 quite tough and my marks actually fell in this subject- I didn't end up doing as...

Presume so. All my friends over the years who worked at star were adults. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Probably but sometimes I'm in the mood to feed the troll. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I can't believe how gutless the new beast is. Surely 98kW should mean something. I guess a 4 speed automatic doesn't help lol. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What's scaring me is that with finance and finance dependent jobs (everything from capital markets lawyers to credit quality reviewers) there are more people than ever leaning on their once upon a time backup major of accounting. I wonder how that'll turn out. Either that or enrolment levels in...

Interestingly even now I still use a lot of the concepts from ipt in practice when I have meetings with it people who assume I don't understand the various layers in an environment or the different methods of implementation. I can even draw flow charts in Visio explaining their business...

Lol got me a state ranking and a giant shield (and various letters of congratulations) so can't complain :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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You joined the BoS forums just to post that?

Usually yes but on a much reduced level- i.e. maybe 10% of the number of classes (e.g. maybe only one lecture stream instead of two or three; and very few tutorials). It's really just to cater for both students who failed, students who are on a part time basis (e.g. trainees, potentially some...

I realise that you (Op) and myself have pretty much the same subject choices for the HSC. The other guys here have posted some great motivational posts which I am rubbish at- the only suggestion I have is to gain some perspective on what needs doing now vs. later, and prioritising workloads. For...

LOL yes we do have pretty much identical subjects except I just did mine 6 years ago. Business studies is really broad to me and to be honest, I didn't do as well as I thought I would. Unfortunately the trick to do well which I wasn't any good at is memorising all the random terminology from the...

Re: Guerrilla marketing- I guess the difference between them is in guerrilla marketing, you are just splashing the name everywhere and using unconventional means to attract potential customers to see your brand. In contrast, this is more along the lines of misleading potential customers into...

I agree that it is common and given the industry, there's always going to be the element of supporting journalists (e.g. providing nice hotels, nice cars to drive, plenty of perks, etc)... but then to encourage promotion so overtly with cash (i.e. here's some money) reminds me of the "cash for...

Probably speeding in a Ferrari around the place.

Looks like it made the SMH too > http://www.smh.com.au/business/world-business/departing-goldman-banker-slams-ripoff-culture-20120315-1v42s.html

I'm actually deliberating now whether or not I want an iPad HD just to see the net in super high resolution lol. Could be fun. But then also a bit of a waste of cash.

Something like that. They're all pushing for other technologies which are more open. But I guess Dylan is right because even in my company a lot of the training material is in flash still.

Interesting and controversial article in today's e-news: Source: http://jalopnik.com/5893022/how-honda-pays-bloggers-to-write-about-their-cars