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Yeah?

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I'll sell you a completed one (i.e. with answers) if you want it. The labs are worth what, 30% of the course or something?

Re: What do you think of the current revolution in Egypt? Goneski.

I agree. When people start swearing at you and attacking you when you reply, its simply not worth replying again in the thread.

Supply and demand ay. There is a huge teacher shortage, thus by your own logic they should be extrememly highly paid.

I'm not saying race comes into it at all.

No.

Err no.

Teachers do a hugely important job in helping teach future doctors, lawyers, businessmen, politicians and every other functioning member of society. They deserve more reward for the effort they put in. Teaching is not easy.

Maybe you just didn't submit it.

Kleeman (spelling?) has a decent book.

English: $20 per essay SOR: $15 per essay Best price, 'brazh'

They should earn far more actually.

No longer the 18th century anymore mate.

Interesting. Looked nonsensical and fake until it shot off.

Are you gay or something? Whatever floats your boat I guess.

How? Telstra and Optus have had years to do a massive fibre rollout and haven't. If private enterprise done it, only the most profitable suburbs in the capital cities would get it.

Middle class and working class are the same thing. This thread doesn't make a whole lot of sense either.

The graphic with that article and the article itself is incorrect. The NBN will be capable of offering speeds (eventually) of 1000 Mbs, which is equal to that of South Korea. Initally the maximum plan is 100Mbs, however using the fibre optic cable it is possible to offer speeds of 1000Mbs...