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make sure you keep an eye on your weight, because you can lose weight without serious dieting even if you're a healthy weight already. you're pretty comfortably in the healthy range, but i had a bmi of 18, and then after i started going to the gym i lost a kilo, and that was about two weeks later

im going on a cruise, but i have a place down there, so i'll probably take a bunch of friends down afterwards. which will be around the 4th actually

inflation increases when demand is greater than supply, causing an increase in prices (demand pull inflation). it also increases when a cost of production goes up, so companies increase prices to cover the cost (cost push inflation) generally, inflation is higher when there is high economic...

i'm in the same situation. actually, i'm going with 3 friends, and they'll all be 17. thats actually why we chose the cruise. so they could at least get into the club

any of the words of my school song also 'mercy values' (i'm at a catholic school)

well, then that could downgrade our credit rating, so there is that risk with high foreign debt. of course, for that to happen we'd probably have to have a serious recession, and then the credit rating would probably be the least of our worries. and if we were heading towards a downturn...

i've got an extra couple of reasons yes, the teachers are generally better, and there are fewer people who don't want to be there, and better facilities there are also higher expectations. i mean, at my school, it's kind of assumed that most people are going to uni. so everyone's aiming...

i'm organising the jerseys for my school, but we have the teachers censoring the names. they didn't let one girl get 'blondie'. also, one group call themselves the food group, so they tried to get tfg on the end of all their names, which wasn't allowed either.

according to my text book, 6% is the maximum limit on the CAD in any one year, but 3% is what they aim for on average in the long term. more on the pitchford hypothesis: high net foreign debt becomes a problem when the government is borrowing money for day-to-day spending, on health or...

because the alternative is taking the whole thing seriously. i mean it. even if the hsc isn't as important as it's built up to be, it's still more important than most of us would like to admit

i recently spent $150 on a pair of jeans which ripped a couple of months later. admittedly, that may have been my own fault for buying jeans will fake worn patches, and not realising that they were a weak point in the fabric. even so, i was not impressed will i spend that much again? yes...

well, i'm going with some friends, so i can assure you that there will be at least four other people on this cruise.

i've got the same prac. would freezing work? i read in my text book that CO2 is less soluble in ice.

how much spending money should people bring? me and my friends were guessing about $200 per day with shore trips, and $100 for every other day. is that about right?