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最后发表： TIMEBEFORE
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自住房就别想了
投资房都可以
利息，律师费，银行费用，维修维护费用，中介管理费用等都可以。

最后发表： 我心飞翔
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交通便利和购物环境Hornsby,Castle Hills怎么和Kogarah比，但kogarah的居住环境不如那两个区。

最后发表： bshp4700
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一般买房合同上不都有代理律师的电话么?

最后发表： meglee
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也打算上半年登录，小女三岁半，关注楼主的问题

最后发表： fatfrog
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http://www.ourpatch.com.au/austr ... 21-truth-about-basa
在google上也搜了也相关信息，好坏参半吧。没找到什么科学的评估

Do you love your fish and chips? Whilst not as popular as some other takeaway choices, Australians still spend over fifty million dollars each year on fish and chips. However, what you may be getting wrapped in batter may not even be a fish as classified under the rules for kosher or acceptable foods according to the Jewish faith. If it does not have scales it is not a fish they say.
So what is this non fish? Mekong River catfish otherwise called Basa or Pacific Dory is a fish with no scales in the conventional sense. According to the Master Fish Merchants Association Basa is now Australia’s biggest selling fish.
There is much misinformation spread about Basa. You may have received one of those “Shock Horror Probe “emails or even watched an item on Channel Seven about the production via aquaculture of Basa in Vietnam. Much of this originated as a result of concerns from big business, the North American catfish farmers as well as travelers returning from the new in vogue destination.
The cheap catfish arriving from Vietnam was a serious threat to the locally farmed product in the United States. The introduction of misleading information about the competition was a good initial defense of the lucrative local business. To gain credibility and collect damming evidence a group of US catfish farmers travelled to Vietnam to see the aquaculture set up first hand.
"We thought we'd find them growing fish in polluted water and processing them in crude plants...but that's not what we found. We came back scared to death."
Travelers to Vietnam and other countries of South East Asia returned with stories of farmed fish feeding on human effluent. The farming of Basa has been done for years by locals where often a cage is held under the boat on which they live to house their Basa crop. The fact is Basa supplied for export is produced under strictly controlled conditions in circumstances far removed from the humble peasant growing his own.
Why do we need Basa when Australia has the largest coastline of any country in the world? Unfortunately seventy five percent of the world’s fisheries are over fished. To keep up with demand over half of the fish now consumed worldwide is derived from aquaculture according to the authors of a study published in the “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences” in 2009. Around fifty percent of the fish consumed in Australia is of overseas origin as local production can not meet demand. Basa is an excellent choice of fish to farm as it grows quickly and is inexpensive.
A faster growing catfish with the common name Tra with has a poorer quality flesh is now gaining sway. Check the labeling; tra could be labeled either Basa catfish, Mekong catfish or Pangas catfish. True Basa can be labeled Basa, Bocourti or Basa bocourti.
The bottom line is “Is Basa safe to eat?” Vietnam is set to produce up to a million tones of catfish every year and exports to one hundred and twenty eight countries. Most countries have stringent quality controls similar to those employed by our own Australian Quarantine & Inspection Service.
The number of Tra and Basa catfish processing establishments is about one hundred and twenty. They all meet strict food hygiene and safety conditions laid down by the controlling bodies within Vietnam. The facilities are regularly inspected by experts from receiving nations such as the United States, Korea, the European Union and Australia.
The demand for fish continues to grow as the consumption of fish is linked to a lower rate of cardiovascular disease. However recommendations by the Food Standards Australia New Zealand( FSANZ) says for most people two to three servings of fish per week is fine but only one serving of shark/flake or billfish such as swordfish per week owing to concerns regarding levels of mercury. For pregnant women the recommendations are more stringent. Two to three serves per week for most fish but only one serve per week of orange roughy/ deep sea perch and catfish/Basa/Tra and no other fish that week. With shark/flake and Billfish, this drops to only one serve per fortnight with no other fish to be eaten in that time.
The levels of Omega 3 fatty acids, the source of the health benefit to the heart varies within different fish species. The nutritional data base NUTTAB 2006 developed by FSANZ provides the following analysis for Omega 3 fatty acids;
Smoked cod steamed 302mg per 100grams.
fish finger 161mg,
Australian tinned salmon in brine then drained 2456mg,
sardines in oil drained 2511,
Basa fillet steamed just 69mg.
However, fish is high in protein and low in saturated fat so it is not just all about Omega 3.
In Coffs Harbour, Trevor at the Jetty Village Takeaway has a few choices but no Basa. The whiting is fantastic. Whiting is also a recommended fish by The Australian Marine Conservation Society as a sustainable, non stressed fishery. Bream and flathead are other good choices based on their recommendations.
The Bray Street Takeaway has a varied choice dependent on price but Basa is not one of them. Flake was on offer the day I was there.
Another shop when questioned as to which fish was the fish in the fish in chips? ” Dunno! It comes in a box”
The fish and chip shop in Tugun on the Gold Coast was the first taste I had of Basa. It was edible but bland. Immemorable except for the fact it was the first time. In hindsight I suspect we are treating it the wrong way. What about these offerings from some restaurants where cooking catfish is commonplace;
The Asiatique Restaurant in Louisville, Kentucky offers Wok Seared Spiced Rubbed Basa with Citrus Reduction.
At the Port Edward in Algonquin, Illinois Basa is given a Thai twist and served with peanut sauce.
In California the Soule Domain restaurant serves pan-roasted Vietnamese Basa over noodles in Asian broth with bok choy, ginger and shitake mushrooms.
Basa is not the beast. It is relatively inexpensive, is produced via aquaculture in well controlled conditions for the fish and the environment, is one of the exports that is helping to grow a country once ravaged by war and whilst not brimming with Omega 3 is nonetheless a low calorie food if not coated in a fatty casing. When in Rome do as the Romans do. I will be dancing the Asian waltz next time I take Basa out for dinner.

最后发表： 荆轲篱
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可以少交税。

最后发表： jiayan1412
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我婆婆也很有意思，主要是没有见过什么市面，老是闹笑话。

最后发表： ringsun
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去了FOOTSCRY只有鸡肝，没肠子，肠子哪有啊？知道的告诉声？

最后发表： 自游自在
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太幸福了,如果在SYD就更幸福了

最后发表： 熊猫阿三
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我没听医院说有进口韩国材料啊？你在哪做的？

最后发表： channel1016
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应该是可以的吧~悉尼我不清楚，我是从mel转到perth的，米有问题。

最后发表： natashadaisy
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说明车子有贷款.

最后发表： phome
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跟错贴了，LZ还是很强的。 一般而言，去厂，看着弄就行了。

最后发表： jasmine76
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带过，有英文包装的。通过了海关，但被警告了，说下不为例！

最后发表： ipac
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运费要看买的时候卖家写的条款的
如果卖家不承认，你可以发起一个buyer dispute，PayPal里面可以发起的，eBay里面怎么发起我不熟悉。。
基本上这样的情况PayPal会叫你自己出邮费给卖家寄回去，卖家给你退钱或者寄一个新的

最后发表： binbenban
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是的。尤其是饮品。据说甜的水果还好，比如苹果泥不会影响吃奶和喝水，但是果汁就不行

最后发表： hui_lucky
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好，谢谢各位了，这周去碰碰运气，呵呵

最后发表： eva_kong
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12～18个月宝宝一周食谱       

　　1岁的幼儿大多已具备6～8颗牙齿，且有较好的咀嚼功能，消化酶活力也较强。食物的形式也发生了相应的变化，如婴儿期的菜泥、肉末、鱼泥可改用碎菜、肉丸、鱼块；食物的品种也日趋多样化。因此1岁以后的宝宝多数可适应一日3餐加点心的膳食安排。
　　1岁～1.5岁的宝宝每日安排进食四至五次，最多不超过六次，每餐间隔四小时。
星期一
早餐：牛奶 鸡蛋羹 面包片
午餐：米饭 肉末炒油菜 豆腐汤
点心：水果 面包片
晚餐：肉末黄芽菜煨面
星期二
早餐：牛奶 肉末豆菜粥
午餐：米饭 鸡丝炒青椒
点心：水果 煮鸡蛋
晚餐：肉菜饺子 菜叶汤
星期三
早餐：肉末青菜豆粥
午餐：米饭 清蒸鱼肉 炒碎菜
点心：水果 饼干
晚餐：肉菜包子 西红柿蛋汤
星期四
早餐：牛奶 面包片 荷包蛋
午餐：米饭 炒猪干 炒碎菜
点心：水果 枣泥粥
晚餐：千层糕 肉末白菜豆腐汤
星期五
早餐：牛奶 肉末青菜面条
午餐：米饭 肉末豆腐丸子
点心：水果 代乳粉
晚餐：面片 鸡蛋炒波菜
星期六
早餐：牛奶 玉米面小米粥
午餐：米饭 鸡丝炒青菜 碎豆腐干
点心：水果 蛋糕
晚餐：馄饨 鲜肉末胡萝卜
星期日
早餐：牛奶 卧蛋 馒头片
午餐：米饭 烩鱼泥豆腐青菜
点心：水果 豆沙酥饼
晚餐：花卷 炒青菜 肉末西红柿汤

仅供参考

最后发表： Nocturnal
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我们的比赛正式开始了。感兴趣的朋友可以从以下链接跟踪赛况：
http://www.oursteps.com.au/bbs/v ... &extra=page%3D1

最后发表： gentleboy
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0411085346   38013608 Ben Poulson

自己用过几次，也推荐给朋友，反馈不错。

最后发表： arale
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感谢楼主的分享   

最后发表： 玉融
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柜子门去哪里买,不通知中介私自更换不行的吧?

最后发表： mms1001
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当年我也超爱吃的，不过后来在国内都买不到了。

最后发表： ossen
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我带过,还有烟三文鱼哪,  现在国内冬天,没事.

最后发表： 西澳海豚
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稅後能剩多少?
就要看你能退多少了?
每個人情況不同，需要實際用E-TAX計算------

最后发表： 懒贝壳
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好的  我找找

最后发表： Ducati
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国内兰州拉面也都有咖喱加的吧。总不能把吃兰州拉面的也叫成阿三吧。

最后发表： channel1016
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哈哈我是大胃王啊~不过我吃海鲜可比不过我爸，他是超能吃，超喜欢吃，一天不吃就难受
所以隔天就去我家小区后面的小市场买点，可惜我不怎么会买

最后发表： 骷髅
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And some other property guides:
http://promos.stgeorge.com.au/your-home-loan/property-guide.asp

最后发表： 西皮二黄
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Youtube上面一把一把的，有必要都贴过来吗？

最后发表： y2kgo
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赶紧靠边停下来啊

最后发表： hap77
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什么比老公呀？

最后发表： 新鲜空气
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上周还打国内的手机小灵通都没问题的，这两天就不通了，但可以打中国的固定电话。

最后发表： 快哉风
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lp最近要在lidcome路考，哪位兄弟有路线图呀？先谢谢了

最后发表： eastcity
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请问这是什么病虫害?

请行家们帮我看看我的RED ROBIN怎么了，究竟是什么病/虫造成的，白天观察也没发现什么。我把照片给BUNNINGS的人看过，他们说可能是毛毛虫吃的，买了回来喷了，没什么效果。我个人感觉是不是有多种病/虫？最讨厌的是刚出来的嫩叶子就给毁了，植物整个长不起来。谢谢大家！

最后发表： hywyh
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你的顺序错了吧？！
应该是settle之后才能拿到钥匙，不然合同怎么生效？

最后发表： chenlocus
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coles里叫“magic pen"?

最后发表： thewall
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无需调查，只需你出示文件证明

最后发表： ubuntuhk
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现在基本上不看电视了，偶尔跟我们一起看点新闻，每次不超过十分钟。

最后发表： FIRE
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My car is new HONDA EURO, so 600 is very cheap deal.