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Muslims in particular by themselves are not a big problem. It is all of the traditionally non (or less) Australian ways of life that threaten this nation (as well as France) in some shape or form.

I wouldn't be so sure of that actually.

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There is prize money?

Hows that work?

I agree. This is also becoming a problem in Australia. I have no problems with immigrants although they have to adapt in some form to the Australian culture and way of life. I'm not saying they should give up their own culture although they should assimilate and fuse the two together. You...

Print them out if you can.

It depends on the subject and could go either way. The benefit is that they know the material well (or should at least), while the disadvantage is that they will typically be stricter during the running of tests/marking of assignments & tests etc.

Re: 2012-2013 Budget Predictions No major surprises.

Email the course coordinator and inquire. If a course you want to do is ever full, just simply send a nice email to the course coordinator (showing interest etc) and in most instances they will manually enroll you into it.

Breakfast: water x 0.75L Mid morning: coffee x 2 + arnotts coffee biscuits x 4, 0.75L of water Lunch: salad roll, softdrink Afternoon: coffee x 3 + 2 biscuits + 0.5L or so of water Dinner: Pizza

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Bathrooms. What bathroom should they use? Would you be happy if a man was using the womans bathroom at the same time as you?

France has an immigration problem though.

Re: 2012-2013 Budget Predictions Andrew Bolt will have live coverage of the budget on his blog also.

I am serious. If you were born a man, you are a man. None of this woman in a mans body thing.

More nurses/doctors/teachers/bus drivers & buses are good etc.

It is not natural.

Re: 2012-2013 Budget Predictions There will be a surplus although as Rafy said it is one created by fancy accounting.

I agree. In 50 years time we will be able to say to our grand children that we lived through the global depression.