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--- 最后跟贴：http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/puzzles 最后发表：annitayu	WENZHONG 2010-9-9 10:12	51278	annitayu 2010-9-13 16:42
Phrase: Level with me 最后跟贴：哇，看来以后一定看正版DVD了。。。。最后发表：blackberry028	centrechina 2010-9-12 16:25	21278	blackberry028 2010-9-13 15:57
【调查下最近有没有想考雅思的？2-4个月之内？】最后跟贴：没人考lo (monkey11) 学生真少。最后发表：★阳光小帅★	韬光养晦 2010-9-9 00:44	11129	★阳光小帅★ 2010-9-12 17:25
借问下，关于国内雅思培训最后跟贴：墨尔本你就搜 MITC 无忧雅思和 2future(monkey11) 最后发表：★阳光小帅★	iami 2010-9-12 14:59	21200	★阳光小帅★ 2010-9-12 17:23
Phrase: Don't Second guess from your armchair 最后跟贴：看电影看到的。 A: You should do this and that. B：Oh,don't second guess from your armchair 不要事后诸葛亮需要谨慎使用，建议用在朋友之间！最后发表：centrechina	centrechina 2010-9-12 16:22	01078	centrechina 2010-9-12 16:22
翻头条:墨尔本Footscray土地征用最后跟贴：翻译：房屋即将不保，居民蒙在鼓里最后发表：yutoubao	imbirdman 2010-7-13 12:24	111635	yutoubao 2010-9-11 19:29
sydney Parramatta: Pls recommend where I can buy a cheaper Macquarie English dic 最后跟贴：最后发表：iami	mouse006 2010-9-7 10:31	11075	iami 2010-9-10 20:52
--- 最后跟贴：物业公司是strata management care taker是小区雇佣的管理员，就是实际日常负责维护的人你看你们的strata report上应该反映了每年付care taker多少工资的最后发表：kaixin123	cxzl 2010-9-10 12:56	11199	kaixin123 2010-9-10 14:29
Self-defined study 是什么意思？最后跟贴：Self-defined study defined是什么意思？谢谢最后发表：sa_lad	sa_lad 2010-9-10 10:00	01147	sa_lad 2010-9-10 10:00
尺码偏小英文怎么说? 最后跟贴：slim fit? 最后发表：采薇	spiderpig 2010-9-9 22:22	12734	采薇 2010-9-9 22:24
Li-lo 最后跟贴：是airbeds 气垫船。li-lo是brand name 最后发表：bernice2010	t_guoguo 2010-9-8 22:37	11105	bernice2010 2010-9-8 23:27
有没有教小朋友英文的课程最后跟贴：可能没有专门给小朋友的英语课程，不过在这边大的英语环境下，只要小朋友适应环境后应该在生活中学得很快的，毕竟回来才2个多月呢。平时多带她去playgroud，也可以参加一些早教班例如gymbaroo之类的，应该学得很快的，楼主妈妈不要太担心了。最后发表：xingbu	猪猪侠 2010-9-8 12:20	11128	xingbu 2010-9-8 13:37
已经解决~ 最后跟贴：我已经发好了，看他邮箱是正规的，应该没错，我还google他名字电话在互联网，可惜没找到(monkey13) 最后发表：★阳光小帅★	韬光养晦 2010-9-7 16:10	211409	★阳光小帅★ 2010-9-7 17:13
an acknowledgement of country before prayers 最后跟贴："the acknowledgement of country" 是一个仪式, 基本上比较重要的场合都要作的, 就是认可土著的文化和传统, 认可他们原本是澳洲这个国家的主人. 现在的程序应该是speaker 先向上帝祈祷, 再说"the acknowledgement of country" , 独立议员要求要先说"the acknowledgement of country", 然后再向上帝祈祷. 虽然只是一个顺序的变化, 但是这些东西都有它的意义在那里, 潜移默化的变更. 最后发表：JuJu	t_guoguo 2010-9-5 22:24	51196	JuJu 2010-9-6 18:11
government house 最后跟贴：http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leader_of_the_House_(Australia) 最后发表：simonwang	t_guoguo 2010-9-5 22:08	21273	simonwang 2010-9-5 22:34
如何安慰死者家属？最后跟贴：Our condolence. Our hearts are with you. 可以送一张5毛钱的小卡片，老婆老公签字。最后发表：yutoubao	沉默需烈酒香烟 2010-8-31 17:52	42690	yutoubao 2010-9-5 13:43
我来翻头条最后跟贴：Greens to rush same-sex bill （绿党欲仓促推进同性恋婚姻合法化草案）最后发表：yutoubao	t_guoguo 2010-9-4 20:58	101229	yutoubao 2010-9-5 12:00
行李“直挂”怎么说最后跟贴：原帖由 half-understand 于 2010-9-2 18:24 发表歪个楼手提行李是 Cabin luggage 托运行李是啥？ checked luggage 最后发表：radar1016	lalasong 2010-8-28 22:46	63733	radar1016 2010-9-4 16:10
[翻头条] 美非农数据出台前夕澳元波澜不惊最后跟贴：THE Australian dollar closed little changed in contrast to volatile trading earlier in the week, with traders on the sidelines ahead of key US employment data. 和本周前段时间的跌宕起伏相比，今天澳元波澜不惊。交易者在场边观望即将发布的关键美国的就业数据。 At 5pm (AEST) on Friday, the local unit was trading at $US0.9080/84, up from Thursday's close of $US0.9072/75. 周五5点，澳对美收于0.9080/84，高于昨日收盘价0.9072/75 Since 7am, the local currency traded between $US0.9116 and $US0.9067, according to IRESS data. 根据IRESS数据，自从今早7点，澳对美在0.9116和0.9067间波动。 Commonwealth Bank currency strategist Joseph Capurso said the local unithad a quiet trading day after a volatile week. Commonweath银行的外汇专家Joseph Capurso说本地货币在经过了一周的剧烈震荡后度过了平静的一天。 "In terms of the week that was, it was pretty volatile and we're going to have a pretty bumpy ride over the next seven or eight days," he said. 就整个一周来说，澳元起伏很大。之后7，8天也会非常动荡。 "It's been a pretty boring day." 不过今天很没劲。 National accounts data during the week showed the domestic economy grew by an unexpectedly rapid 3.3 per cent for the year to June. 本周发布的国家经济数据显示上个财年经济出乎意料的增长了3.3 Mr Capurso said the data lead him to expect a bullish statement from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) following its monthly board meeting and subsequent interest rate decision next Tuesday. Capurso说强劲的数据使他预测RBA会在月度董事会议和利率决定后发表看涨的言论。 He said market expectations were for the RBA to hold the cash rate steady at 4.5 per cent. None of the 15 economists surveyed by AAP today expected a rate rise. 他指出市场预测RBA会维持4.5%的利率不变。 15位受到AAP调查的经济学家都这么认为。 Market attention today was on key US jobs data during the offshore session, Mr Capurso said. The US Department of Labour is expected to publish its much anticipated non-farm payrolls data for August and it is not expected to paint a rosy picture about the US employment situation. The jobless rate is forecast to rise marginally to 9.6 per cent from 9.5 per cent the previous month, and 105,000 jobs are expected to have been lost in August. 市场关注的热点是今天收市以后将发布的美国就业数据。 Mr Capurso说，美国劳工部将在今天发布广为期待的8月非农就业数据。这个数据不会给现在的美国就业形势增色。失业率预测会从9.5%微涨到9.6%， 8月份有105，000份工作消失。 Mr Capurso said he expected the private sector employment component of the US series to have the most effect on markets. Mr Capurso说他预计美国经济中的私企这环是影响市场的重要因素。 "Everyone is waiting for the big one tonight," he said. 大家都在等这个数据。 "The risks are the private sector will be weaker than expected. 风险在于私营公司表现比预期的要弱。 "It suggests ... a bigger negative than has been factored in." 这可能导致情况比预计的还遭。 http://www.news.com.au/business/ ... rfkur-1225913957971 最后发表：flyspirit	flyspirit 2010-9-3 18:36	01092	flyspirit 2010-9-3 18:36
【翻头条】印度加强互联网审查 / India tells Google, Skype to set up local servers 最后跟贴：感谢楼主分享最后发表：xingbu	bakayoko 2010-9-2 15:56	11002	xingbu 2010-9-3 00:00
【翻头条】Say No to Chinese investment 最后跟贴：原帖由平常心于 2010-9-2 18:34 发表 'If they could own your mines, they will do it and cut you out of the price action, 这里的they will do it 是" 他们要行驶(拥有的)权利?"吗? ''If they could own your mines, they will do it “ 个人感觉是虚拟语气的说法，似乎也可以这样写：If they could own your mines, they would. 最后发表：easyfm365	easyfm365 2010-9-1 18:26	51218	easyfm365 2010-9-2 21:49
“觉得很没面子”英文怎么说？最后跟贴：最后发表：iami	snow_white 2010-8-12 00:49	72104	iami 2010-9-2 21:46
[转贴]外语学习的真实方法及误区--比较长最后跟贴：我对文中的方法表示怀疑，文中说，大家天天听标准音就行，那大家天天看新闻联播和听广播就能纠正发音吗？结果不行。到北京住几年口音就改好了吗？结果还不行（还是小孩子行。）我感觉我到北方住了几年，确实口音变了，大家都认为是河北人。最后发表：garysmith	bella.thinker 2010-2-22 23:45	41574	garysmith 2010-9-2 19:36
菜鸟翻头条--气候变化理论怀疑者的180度转变最后跟贴：谢谢翻译，顶上来大家看看。最后发表：xingbu	平常心 2010-9-2 00:01	1972	xingbu 2010-9-2 13:17
【每日一听& 观点讨论】RBA: Double-dip recession is possible 最后跟贴：（背景资料1： JIM MORRISON: The legendary Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors, was arrested in 1969 at a Miami concert for taking off his clothes in front of the public. The eccentric artist asked the audience if they wanted to see his genitals, so he displaced them. For this he received eight months in prison, after which his career plummeted, followed by his moving to Paris and, in the end, committed suicide by overdose. The Doors The Doors’ music was a fusion of psychedelic rock, hard rock, blues-rock, and acid rock. They were considered a controversial band, due mostly to Morrison’s cryptic lyrics and unpredictable stage persona. After Morrison’s death on July 3, 1971, the remaining members continued as a threesome until disbanding in 1973. Despite a career that barely totaled eight years, The Doors still enjoy a huge cult following as well as status in the mainstream music industry as being hugely influential and original. According to the RIAA, they have sold over 32 million albums in the US alone. The Doors went winless by the Grammys for during their entire eight years together.） ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 背景资料2 The End of the Euro How the crisis in Greece could lead to the demise of Europe’s most ambitious project. by Niall FergusonMay 07, 2010 Crisis—from the Greek “krisis,” for a turning point in a disease—is one of many English words we owe to the ancient Athenians. Now their modern descendants are reminding us what it really means. Just when it seemed safe to start using the word “recovery,” a Greek crisis is threatening the world economy, and the very existence of the world’s second-biggest currency. The euro seemed like such a good idea just 10 years ago. Europe had already achieved remarkable levels of integration as a trading bloc, to say nothing of its consolidation as a legal community. Monetary union offered all kinds of alluring benefits. It would end forever the exchange-rate volatility that had bedeviled the continent since the breakdown of the Bretton Woods system of fixed rates in the 1970s. No more annoying and costly currency conversions for travelers and businesses. And greater price transparency would improve the flow of intra-European trade. A single European currency also seemed to offer a sweet trade. European countries with problems of excessive public debt would get German-style low inflation and interest rates. And the Germans could quietly hope that the euro would be a little weaker than their own super-strong Deutsche mark. Monetary union had geopolitical appeal, too. In the wake of German reunification, the French worried that Europe was heading for a new kind of domination by its biggest member state. Getting the Germans to pool monetary sovereignty would increase the power of the other members over a potential Fourth Reich. And, best of all, it would create an alternative reserve currency to challenge the mighty U.S. dollar. Still, when European Commission president Jacques Delors first proposed monetary union, it seemed a wildly ambitious project. Even when it was formally adopted as the third pillar of the European Union in the Maastricht Treaty of 1992, many economists—myself included—remained skeptical. It was far from clear that the 11 countries that initially joined up constituted an “optimal currency area.” A single monetary policy would likely amplify, rather than diminish, the fundamental differentials between highly productive Germany and the less efficient periphery. But the worst defect in the design of the EMU, we argued, was that it was uniting Europe’s currencies but leaving its fiscal policies completely uncoordinated. There were, to be sure, “convergence criteria,” which specified that a country could join only if its deficit was less than 3 percent of gross domestic product and its public debt was less than 60 percent. But even when these were turned into a permanent set of fiscal rules in the Stability and Growth Pact, there was no obvious way they could be enforced. The design of the EMU illustrates a profoundly important truth about human institutions. Just because you don’t create a formal procedure for something you would rather didn’t happen, that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. This was one of the reasons Britain decided not to join the single currency. A confidential Bank of England paper circulated in 1998 speculated about what would happen if a country—referred to only as “Country I”—ran much larger deficits than were allowed. The result, the bank warned, would be a colossal mess. Why? Because the new European Central Bank (ECB) was prohibited from bailing out a country with such an excess deficit by lending money directly to the government. Yet, at the same time, there was no mechanism for Country I to exit the monetary union. This rigidity was one reason Harvard economist Martin Feldstein foresaw the single currency leading not to greater harmony in Europe, but to conflict. Make that “Country G.” For nearly nine years after Greece became the 12th EMU member on Jan. 1, 2001, the Cassandras appeared to have gotten it wrong. The euro was a triumphant success. Long-term interest rates converged. True, the fiscal rules were not tightly enforced—indeed, none of the member states really satisfied the convergence criteria when the euro was launched in 1999—but the trends were healthy. Deficits shrank. And although there was less convergence of inflation rates and economic performance than had been hoped for, there seemed little cause for concern. Not only Europeans but the whole world took to the euro. Between 1999 and 2003, international banks issued more bonds priced in euros than in dollars. The countries that had stayed out began to wonder if they’d missed not just the bus but a luxury coach. Then, in October 2009, a newly elected Greek government fessed up. Greece’s budget deficit was in fact a whopping 12.7 percent of GDP, as opposed to the 6 percent reported by the old government, and more than three times the 3.7 percent promised to the European Commission at the beginning of 2009. It also turned out that the ECB was indirectly funding more than a third of Greek government borrowing via its emergency lending to Greek banks (giving the lie to the supposed “no bailouts” rule). The news set off precisely the kind of chain reaction the Euro-skeptics had always feared. Lenders had always charged higher interest on Greek bonds than German bonds, even in the euro’s golden years, but that spread suddenly blew out from about 1 percent to above 5, and then 10. The country went into a fiscal death spiral as rising interest rates made the deficit even larger (it’s now up to 13.6 percent) by increasing the costs of debt service. In desperation, the Greeks turned to their fellow Europeans for assistance. That might have been relatively cheap back in January, but the German government hesitated. In the midst of a global financial crisis and a German recession, and with regional elections fast approaching, German voters were in no mood to bail out foreigners who had been fiddling with their fiscal figures. But the longer the Germans dithered, the higher the cost of a Greek bailout rose. Finally, at the end of April, a deal was hammered out whereby the Greeks received €110 billion, of which €30 billion came from the International Monetary Fund, and the rest from the other euro-zone countries. In return, the government in Athens committed to strict fiscal retrenchment, pledging to reduce the deficit to 3 percent by 2014 with a mixture of spending cuts and tax hikes. Problem solved? Unfortunately not. This Greek tragedy has several more acts to come. The first will be a Greek default. It’s simply not credible that the government will be able to deliver such severe fiscal tightening at a time of deep recession. Even if everything were to go according to plan, the debt would peak at 150 percent of GDP, with a crippling 7.5 percent of GDP going on interest payments. Greece manifestly lacks the political will to do this. Prediction: the government of George Papandreou will fall and its successor will inflict a 30 percent “haircut” on holders of Greek bonds. The next act will be even more dramatic. For what makes the crisis in tiny Greece so serious is the contagion effect—the realization among investors that if this can happen to Greek bonds, it can happen to other bonds, too. A scan of the data reveals two other euro-zone countries with bloated debts (Italy and Belgium) and another two with Greek-style overreliance on foreign lending (Portugal and Spain). Last week the rating agency Moody’s placed Portugal’s long-term government bond Aa2 rating on review for a possible downgrade. And as Spain sold five-year bonds paying 3.5 percent—compared with a yield of 2.8 percent two months ago—rumors swirled that Madrid was seeking a bailout even bigger than Greece’s. Nor is this the only way the Greek crisis can spread like a virus throughout the European economy. Their balance sheets stuffed full of dodgy government bonds, the Greek banks are heading into Lehman Brothers territory. For neighboring countries like Bulgaria and Romania, which rely heavily on Greek banks for funding, that spells a credit crunch. Even more alarming is the exposure of other EU banks to Greek debt, which totals $193 billion, according to the Bank for International Settlements. Factor in the risk of copycat crises in Portugal and Spain, and you begin to see the outlines of a disastrous Europewide banking crisis. The only way out of that will be further compromises by the ECB about the paper it accepts as collateral. Already last week it waived its rules, continuing to hold Greek bonds, despite their junk status. If this continues, there is only one way for the euro to go, and that’s down. Keep this in perspective. When the euro was launched back in January 1999, it was worth less than $1.20, and for most of its first three years it was down below parity with the dollar. So its recent slide from close to $1.60 before the global financial crisis to $1.27 last week is far from unprecedented. But the way this crisis is unfolding, further declines seem likely. It will surely be at least a year before investors wake up to the fact that the fiscal predicament of the United States is actually worse than that of the euro zone. The difference is, of course, that the United States has a federal system, while the euro zone does not. In America, Texas automatically bails out Michigan via the redistribution of income and corporation tax receipts. What the Greek crisis has belatedly revealed is that such fiscal centralization is the necessary corollary of a monetary union. Europe now faces a much bigger decision than whether to bail out Greece. The real choice is between becoming a fully fledged United States of Europe, or remaining little more than a modern-day Holy Roman Empire, a gimcrack hodgepodge of “variable geometry” that will sooner or later fall apart. Ferguson is Laurence A. Tisch professor of history at Harvard University and William Ziegler professor at Harvard Business School. He is the author of The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World (Penguin Press). [ 本帖最后由萤火虫于 2010-9-2 00:29 编辑 ] 最后发表：萤火虫	萤火虫 2010-9-2 00:09	11092	萤火虫 2010-9-2 00:25
Big Double Dipper 最后跟贴：最后发表：Davina	lovelyday 2010-8-31 14:56	61290	Davina 2010-9-1 23:20
为什么最后跟贴：澳洲比较落后，不然用电脑投票会省事很多。最后发表：黑山老妖	t_guoguo 2010-8-31 12:01	51160	黑山老妖 2010-9-1 21:22
问下，英语版能开展帮批改IELTS作文不最后跟贴：原帖由 dickson 于 2010-9-1 14:59 发表 WK，这都看出来了实话告诉你吧，我是黑民有没有搞错，人家说你也信，作文口语都有半分的(monkey08) 最后发表：★阳光小帅★	韬光养晦 2010-8-31 00:00	101238	★阳光小帅★ 2010-9-1 15:14
REVs ----4 分最后跟贴：查汽车是否financial interest, writeoff, rta fine.... 最后发表：芷晴	azurechris 2010-9-1 14:17	21308	芷晴 2010-9-1 14:30
强烈推荐一个新潮流行英语词典网站 urban dictionary 最后跟贴：不错的网站最后发表：lovebandk	asmilesnail 2010-8-16 18:10	61737	lovebandk 2010-9-1 12:27
怎么样翻译“每月只交19元，可以享受29元的服务” 最后跟贴：谢谢，原来我可以用enjoy，我原来也想用，但是老觉得怕不对。最后发表：tintin77	tintin77 2010-8-31 19:54	31102	tintin77 2010-8-31 22:00
【翻头条】澳大利亚电讯Next G速度升级 / Telstra to double speeds on Next G 最后跟贴：http://www.theaustralian.com.au/ ... iyzsr-1225912216703 澳大利亚电讯Next G无线宽带业务的企业及商业客户很快将可以使用双倍带宽。澳大利亚电讯将使用双通道技术升级目前的网络，从而允许客户同时使用双通道接入基站，而达到双倍带宽，最高42兆比特每秒。而据澳大利亚电讯宽带部门领导麦克莱特，实际速度大概在1.1至20兆比特每秒之间，少于宣传的一半。而上传只有300K至3兆比特每秒。 “可以达到更好的成绩，但是一般是在非常理想的实验环境下，有非常好的信号质量。当你在马路上时，你的网络有很多变数，取决于信号质量、你的方位、网络负荷。”莱特先生说。澳大利亚电讯本来打算在上周宣布一个网络速度升级计划，但为了不对大选造成影响而推迟宣布，因为宽带是本次大选的一个关键要素。升级计划将覆盖百分之五十的人口，包括所有的首府中心商务区，及100个区域中心，包括新洲卧龙岗，维州本迪戈，和昆州汤斯维尔，这些区域的网络速度将提升500K至8兆比特每秒。这些区域以外的客户下载速度则降至500K至3兆比特每秒。莱特先生说会把升级计划扩展至这些区域以外的地区，因为他们看到需求。 Next G无线宽带业务的速度从21升级到42兆比特每秒是通过澳大利亚电讯的在2月份的一个软件升级。通过爱立信及Qualcomm与Sierra联手推出的HSPA+ Dual Carrier芯片及设备。目前，只有购买使用了电讯公司的Ultimate USB调制解调器的商业、企业及政府客户才能享受本次升级。澳大利亚电讯期待明年会有42兆比特每秒兼容的PDA及掌上设备。电讯公司已经推出Ultimate USB调制解调器，$299一次性，或者0预付的$69每月的24月套餐，包括6GB的下载流量。但电讯公司可能会降价，来吸引和保留客户。同时，沃达丰和记澳洲已经升级套餐为双倍下载流量。VHA $29套餐客户的下载流量从50MB升级为200MB。$49套餐的则从500MB升级为1.5GB。 CORPORATE and business customers on Telstra's Next G wireless broadband network could soon be downloading files at twice their current speeds. Telstra will upgrade on the network using dual-channel technology, which allows carriers to use two channels simultaneously on select mobile base towers to achieve peak download speeds of up to 42 megabits per second. But real speeds are more likely to range from 1.1Mbps to 20Mbps, less than half the advertised speed, according to Telstra executive director of wireless Mike Wright. Upload speeds range from 300 kilobits per second to 3Mbps. "It's possible to achieve better than the typical user speed claims, but those claims occur in the ideal network environment with good signal quality. When you're out on the streets you get a lot of variation where the network is subject to signal quality, your location and the network load," Mr Wright said. Telstra was due to announce the speed boost last week, but delayed the announcement so it would not been seen as interfering in the election, in which broadband was a key theme. The upgrade will cover about 50 per cent of the population, with all capital CBDs receiving the speed boost while another 100 regional centres -- including Wollongong in NSW, Bendigo in Victoria and Townsville in Queensland -- will get speed increases of 500Kbps to 8Mbps. Download speeds fall to between 500Kbps and 3Mbps for customers outside the CBDs and nominated regional centres. Mr Wright said Telstra would try to extend availability of the speed increase as demand rose. The peak download speed increase, from 21Mbps to 42Mbps, was made possible by a software upgrade to Telstra's Next G network in February. The upgrade was achieved with network partner Ericsson, with Qualcomm and Sierra Wireless joining to deliver a HSPA+ Dual Carrier chipset and device. At present, the upgrade is only available to Telstra business, enterprise and government customers who buy and use the telco's Ultimate USB modem. Telstra is expecting 42Mbps-compatible PDAs and handsets to be available in the coming year. The telco has released the Ultimate USB modem for $299 outright or $0 on a 24-month contract at $69 a month, including 6GB of download data. Those prices could drop in the year ahead as the telco invests to chase and keep more customers. Meanwhile, Vodafone Hutchison Australia has more than doubled the data download on most of its mobile cap plans. Customers on VHA's $29 consumer plan have had their data quota increased from 50MB to 200MB. Those on a $49 plan have had the 500MB quota tripled to 1.5GB. 最后发表：bakayoko	bakayoko 2010-8-31 15:39	01146	bakayoko 2010-8-31 15:39
求背单词的免费软件或网站最后跟贴：推荐当年考GRE的时候用的是轻轻松松背单词，非常好的软件。里面有不同背景的词库，比如tofel，gre，ielt，医学，工程等，然后可以循序渐近的学，同时有很多小游戏，帮助你巩固刚学习的新单词。最后发表：xsjrr	memsgg 2010-8-5 13:41	21318	xsjrr 2010-8-31 11:38
菜鸟翻头条--商务旅客 vs 休闲旅客最后跟贴：新首席官要做出改变, 包括为商务客户提供联接航班服务. 一个被认为已经忘却了航空业的人已经开始学着去整顿Virgin Blue 航空公司. 36年前在Qantas的收发室开始职业生涯的John Borghetti已经判断出了他需要考虑的两个主要问题:对休闲旅客的过分依赖, 和导致丧失商务旅客的国际航线不方便的时间表. Borghetti在成为首席官4个月后, 上周发布了他对公司考察后做的决定: 在第一阶段要着重改善国际航线和新西兰航线. Virgin Blue戏剧性地撤掉了在新西兰国内市场运营的3条航线, Jetstar对此做出了及时反应, 将在今年年底开始增加两条航线来填补市场留出的空白. 由于10月份航线被抽走, 这将会是"让数千旅客忧虑的一天", 新西兰航空要求能和Virgin Blue一起来运送这些旅客(晕, 这句话很不通, 该如何翻译?Air NZ also offered to carry passengers "disrupted" by the October pull-out, which it described as "a concerning day for thousands of air travellers", even though Air NZ is proposing an alliance with Virgin Blue) 更大的改变是从Virgin blue 到Pacific blue的悉尼-斐济航线的转机首次可以对接悉尼-洛杉矶每日午间航班, 并可到达美国东海岸(很不通, 求救However, the greater change was the transfer of Sydney-Fiji flights from V Australia to Pacific Blue to enable the introduction of daily lunchtime flights from Sydney to Los Angeles with onward services to the US east coast for the first time.) Borghetti说因为现在飞机到达LA的时间已经是黄昏时刻, 所以很多这个航班的旅客是去加州,包括迪士尼乐园的休闲游客. Borghetti说:"V澳洲有很好的产品来应对这个需要美国内陆中转的商务市场, 因为一半的游客都不只是到LA. 如果有了好产品而不去挖掘这个联合交通的市场潜力那真是太浪费了." V澳洲也将增加从Melbourne, Brisbane,Perth前往泰国普吉的航班. 他们认为普吉对欧洲市场很重要, 因为普吉可以让自助旅行者买到从欧洲到普吉的便宜机票, 来完成整段旅程. 不过, Borghetti对何时引进国内737的分隔商务舱--这个最大的变化守口如瓶. "我们只有10%的商务旅客,一旦面临廉价航空的竞争, 或者经济形势和消费能力下降, 我们会很危险." "这是一个实际上已被Qanta垄断的市场, 我们应该争取一部分来使我们的业务多样化, 这样就不会让我们完全暴露在休闲旅客市场上了." "我们并不是想追逐那80%的商务市场, 我们要做的是改变我们的业务结构, 争取20%的商务游客." Business versus leisure August 27, 2010 Changes to Virgin under its new chief include connecting flights for corporate flyers, writes Clive Dorman. A man with a reputation for having forgotten more about the airline industry than most of his contemporaries have learnt has gone to work on fixing the Virgin Blue airlines group. John Borghetti, who began his career in the mail room at Qantas 36 years ago, has already identified what he considers two major problems: a dangerously high reliance on leisure travellers and inconvenient scheduling of its international V Australia services that has turned off business travellers. Four months after he became chief executive, Borghetti lastweek announced the results of "phase one" of his review of the group, which focused mainly on changes to international and New Zealand operations. Virgin Blue's dramatic withdrawal from the three-way contest for the NZ domestic market triggered an immediate response from Jetstar, which will base two extra planes in NZ from the end of the year to fill the void. Air NZ also offered to carry passengers "disrupted" by the October pull-out, which it described as "a concerning day for thousands of air travellers", even though Air NZ is proposing an alliance with Virgin Blue. However, the greater change was the transfer of Sydney-Fiji flights from V Australia to Pacific Blue to enable the introduction of daily lunchtime flights from Sydney to Los Angeles with onward services to the US east coast for the first time. Because flights to LA currently don't arrive until late afternoon, Borghetti says a lot of the airline's passengers are leisure travellers destined for California, including Disneyland. "[V Australia has] a very good product for the business market and for the business market you have to have connections to the rest of America because half the traffic from Australia goes beyond LA," Borghetti says. "So to have a product that's that good and not really exploit its potential by targeting corporate traffic is a waste." The airline will also increase services to Phuket, Thailand, from Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. It regards Phuket as important for the European market because it allows independent travellers to combine cheap fares from Europe to Thailand with its own air-pass system. However, Borghetti is tight-lipped about the timing of the airline's biggest change, the introduction of a separate business-class cabin on its domestic 737s. "Only 10 per cent of our business is corporate business so we're very exposed at that [leisure] end when you see declines in the economy or retail spending, when there's massive competition from low-cost carriers," he says. "You've got another end of the market where Qantas has got a virtual monopoly. It makes sense for us to have a chunk of that so that it diversifies our business somewhat and it doesn't leave us totally exposed to the leisure market. "We're not after 80 per cent of the corporate market. What we want to do is change the mix within our business. What I'm trying to get to is a situation where, say, 20 per cent of our business is corporate." 最后发表：平常心	平常心 2010-8-31 11:34	01043	平常心 2010-8-31 11:34
菜鸟翻头条--iPhone 4的小毛病仍未解决最后跟贴：这个说的是iOS 4.0.2吧. 可能4.1能解决最后发表：zn7726	平常心 2010-8-31 10:22	11236	zn7726 2010-8-31 10:41
请教，You are so French是啥成语最后跟贴：原帖由 bulaohu 于 2010-8-29 15:51 发表二战时在德国的闪电战下，法国仅仅抵抗了四个小时就投降了。要不是后来有了戴高乐这样的人物，法国是绝不会成为联合国常任理事国的当时最讽刺的是戴高乐早期一力主张发展坦克集团军的，没被法国高层采纳，结果反而是看了这本书的德军军方高层深受启发，全力发展坦克集团军，结果法国和全世界都杯具了。最可气的是现在法国人贫什么看不起说其它语种的人，没本事拽什么拽。最后发表：Devil_Star	y12345678 2010-8-29 12:15	101650	Devil_Star 2010-8-31 08:35
请教最后跟贴：4个为保守倾向的席位：O'Connor 由国家党候选人和自由党候选人竞争，Lyne, New England 和Kenneday,分别为国家党候选人和独立候选人Rob Oakeshott, Tony Windsor 和Bob Katter竞争。其他4个为左倾的席位Melbourne, Batman 和Grayndler，由工党和绿党候选人竞争，Denison是工党和独立候选人之间的竞争。因为这8个选区并不是由工党和联盟党竞争，所以在统计全国范围的两党倾向投票率时暂时被排除在外最后发表：BOC	t_guoguo 2010-8-30 22:19	2987	BOC 2010-8-30 22:46
翻头条-Who will run Australia 最后跟贴：Who will run Australia? I won't be rushed, vows Windsor Independent MP Tony Windsor may delay a decision on which side to back unless more information is forthcoming from Labor and the coalition, he says. 独立议员Tony Windsor将延迟决定支持工党还是自由党,直到他们给出更多的信息 The New England MP stated at the weekend that he was likely to have a verdict by week's end. 这位新英格兰的MP上周末说他将会在周末做出决定。 But he said a lack of information about the costings of Labor and the coalition's election promises could delay any decision. 他说由于缺少两党为他们的承诺将付出的代价的信息，所以会延迟决定 "I'm not going to be rushed by any deadline," he told reporters in Canberra today. “我不会紧赶一个最终期限“，他今天告诉Canberra的记者们。 "The whole point of last week was to put a proposal to both the government and the opposition to release some information based on some of their promises and some of the other departmental advice. 上周主要的事情是提出了要求现政府和反对党就他们的承诺和其他部门的建议给出更多的信息。 "We haven't received any of that yet." 但我们还没有收到任何反溃。 But asked if Prime Minister Julia Gillard or Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was more cooperative, Mr Windsor was more diplomatic. "They've both been very cooperative," he said. 当被问及谁采取了更加合作的态度，Windsor采用了外交辞令来回答。他们都很合作 Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has presented a list of demands to both leaders. 独立议员Andrew Wikie已经给两位leader提了一系列要求 But Mr Windsor said it was unlikely he would put his name to a joint list with fellow rural independents Bob Katter and Rob Oakeshott. 但Windsor说他不太可能和农村议员Bob和Rob联名行动。 "Too early to say that yet," he said. 说这些还太早 Mr Windsor said his electorate office was still receiving negative phone calls. 他说他的选举办公室还在接到反对电话 "There's a lot of background noise and we've had calls into the electorate office, obviously, some for, some against ... people who've never voted for me saying they'll never vote for me again if I do such and such," he said. 人们众说纷纭，我们接到许多电话。有人支持有人反对。那些从来没有投我票的人打过来说如果我不这样那样他们下次不再投我的票。最后发表：flyspirit	flyspirit 2010-8-30 19:48	0956	flyspirit 2010-8-30 19:48
【翻头条】 Who will run Australia? I won't be rushed, vows Windsor 最后跟贴：对于谁将执政澳洲，独立议员Windsor不想匆忙表态独立议员Tony Windsor 表态：除非工党和自由党接下来能提供更多的信息，否则他可能暂缓决定自己将背书谁将执政澳洲。这位新英格兰区的议员周末表示，他很有可能在周末做出决定，但是他也说缺乏关于两党选举成本承诺的信息可能推迟任何决定。他今天在堪培拉告诉记者说：“我不会匆忙给出任何最后期限的”。 “上周所做的是给执政和在野两党一个提议，要求提供一些基于他们承诺和其它部门建议的信息。“ “目前我们还没有收到任何此类信息。” “但是被问及首相Julia Gillard 和反对党领袖Tony Abbot 谁更合作，Windsor 的表现更加老练。他说：“他们都非常合作。” 独立议员Andrew Wilkie 已经给两党领袖提供了一份要求列表。但Windsor表示他目前还不太可能就此事和乡村独立议员Bob Katter ， Rob Oakeshott 达成一致协议。他说：“现在表态尚为时过早。” Windsor 说他的选举办公室仍然收到负面电话。他说：“有很多私底下的干扰声音而且我们的选举办公室也收到了很多电话，很明显，有些支持有些反对……那些从来就没有投票支持我的人说如果我做这做那……他们将永远不再投我的票。” 原文连接： http://www.theage.com.au/federal ... 20100830-146ec.html Who will run Australia? I won't be rushed, vows Windsor August 30, 2010 - 3:36PM Still to decide ... Tony Windsor. Photo: Getty Images Independent MP Tony Windsor may delay a decision on which side to back unless more information is forthcoming from Labor and the coalition, he says. Katter to list demands \| Wilkie lists priorities The New England MP stated at the weekend that he was likely to have a verdict by week's end. But he said a lack of information about the costings of Labor and the coalition's election promises could delay any decision. "I'm not going to be rushed by any deadline," he told reporters in Canberra today. "The whole point of last week was to put a proposal to both the government and the opposition to release some information based on some of their promises and some of the other departmental advice. "We haven't received any of that yet." But asked if Prime Minister Julia Gillard or Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was more cooperative, Mr Windsor was more diplomatic. "They've both been very cooperative," he said. Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has presented a list of demands to both leaders. But Mr Windsor said it was unlikely he would put his name to a joint list with fellow rural independents Bob Katter and Rob Oakeshott. "Too early to say that yet," he said. Mr Windsor said his electorate office was still receiving negative phone calls. "There's a lot of background noise and we've had calls into the electorate office, obviously, some for, some against ... people who've never voted for me saying they'll never vote for me again if I do such and such," he said. 最后发表：easyfm365	easyfm365 2010-8-30 19:25	01042	easyfm365 2010-8-30 19:25
参加活动-我来翻头条最后跟贴：既然说remains in an induced coma，不如就翻成“仍处于昏迷当中” 最后发表：BOC	samsung 2010-8-29 17:40	31010	BOC 2010-8-30 11:18