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SUSnotanon
post May 7 2008, 10:40 PM

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aight, since im undecided on where to go, i have decided to apply for common engineering(it means that i decide which branch only in the 2nd year right? )
for unsw, melbourne, anu, and uwa.

the comments here really helped, thanks lotsa. smile.gif
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post May 8 2008, 12:40 AM

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just want to know...

during at the imigration at the airport..can we bring ciggarete or lighter??

just WTA..lolx..
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post May 8 2008, 04:21 AM

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QUOTE(KVReninem @ May 7 2008, 09:29 PM)
australia living in high rise apartment is so wrong i think. Look at the ground it can cover; east and west not in balance. the city of melb grown more in the east than west.
after geelong, ballarat..no other upcoming small satellite connect each cell.
look at place like richmond; brunswick; carlton, many nearby ..
if you can just create a tsunami..thats the place i wanna wipe clean and rebuild laugh.gif
st kilda is nice..along tram line with nice trees ..damn..remind me of a movie scene in washington dc.
solution; it will take ages to work..planning minister doh.gif
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that's why planning ministry having headache right now... laugh.gif It not just the matter whether the ground is cover or not, since the idea of high-rise is minimizing land use for greenery purpose (even though i doubt this...)It also in term of government fund to actually support extension of public transportation to the suburb area will cost a lot more rather than encouraging high-density living within development boundaries and improving the existing public transportation...

but then again, St. Kilda is also one of that lucky area, full with rich people and nice location...except the beach is so-so only... nod.gif

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Norsiah is ok, but it smells of oil and its quite horrible to eat there. Try having take-away and it'll be better.

Nasi Lemak house is not on lygon, it is on Grattan and I don't like it there. It looks really nice, as you walk by and smell the food-but the service is not really good and I think the food is not very spectacular.

If you want fantastic food, try:
Lazzat, along Lygon (next to Freddos, another good gelati shop smile.gif )
Estellar in the city


oh, sorry then, just got the wrong info... laugh.gif But i do prefer Lazzat or Es Teler, good foods, nice place, good service....Nasi Campur at Lazzat with 3 dishes will only cost you $6.50, I even ask for more rice everytime I have my meal there... shakehead.gif

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post May 8 2008, 07:13 AM

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QUOTE(Cheesenium @ May 7 2008, 11:31 PM)
I cant change now.Might as well stick to the one i have now.

It's not that bad.It's just im not satisfied with the component quality.

If it doesnt break down anymore,im still quite happy with it.

Now,i just need a quad core with a nVidia 9-Series GC to fully utilise DX10.8600GT isnt powerful to handle DX10.
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just get 768mb 8800 GTX. thumbup.gif

QUOTE(notanon @ May 7 2008, 11:40 PM)
aight, since im undecided on where to go, i have decided to apply for common engineering(it means that i decide which branch only in the 2nd year right? )
for unsw, melbourne, anu, and uwa.

the comments here really helped, thanks lotsa. smile.gif
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have you factor in your cost of living? smile.gif

QUOTE(powercolor @ May 8 2008, 01:40 AM)
just want to know...

during at the imigration at the airport..can we bring ciggarete or lighter??

just WTA..lolx..
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you can but you cant smoke in quarantine zone.

QUOTE(katunX @ May 8 2008, 05:21 AM)
that's why planning ministry having headache right now... laugh.gif It not just the matter whether the ground is cover or not, since the idea of high-rise is minimizing land use for greenery purpose (even though i doubt this...)It also in term of government fund to actually support extension of public transportation to the suburb area will cost a lot more rather than encouraging high-density living within development boundaries and improving the existing public transportation...

but then again, St. Kilda is also one of that lucky area, full with rich people and nice location...except the beach is so-so only... nod.gif

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well; i know high rise is good to minimise the use of land; but look at the high rise they are building; hardly you can expand in future unless you bought 3 level of the apartment and convert internally.
about st kilda; it dont even have a beach; it`s just lagoon. Your place in Geelong south is the real beach. wink.gif

This post has been edited by KVReninem: May 8 2008, 07:14 AM
Caedus
post May 8 2008, 09:14 AM

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Heh... it seems to me that there's more eastern states people here than west...

Cmon, any WA people raise your hands! rclxm9.gif

Maybe there should be like, a list of people and their whereabouts in the first post tongue.gif
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post May 8 2008, 10:35 AM

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QUOTE(Caedus @ May 8 2008, 09:14 AM)
Heh... it seems to me that there's more eastern states people here than west...

Cmon, any WA people raise your hands! rclxm9.gif

Maybe there should be like, a list of people and their whereabouts in the first post tongue.gif
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It is pretty obvious you did not even make the effort to check out the first page then, the list of people and their whereabouts is in the third post.
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post May 8 2008, 10:36 AM

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QUOTE(notanon @ May 7 2008, 10:40 PM)
aight, since im undecided on where to go, i have decided to apply for common engineering(it means that i decide which branch only in the 2nd year right? )
for unsw, melbourne, anu, and uwa.

the comments here really helped, thanks lotsa. smile.gif
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For engineering, UNSW is highly recommended. UNSW has the largest Engineering School in Australia and offer broadest range of engineering streams. In fact, it is the best choice.

University of Melbourne is not recommended due to limited streams available after implementing the Melbourne Model. There are now only six streams available. Besides, Melbourne emphasis more on theory rather than practical. In first two years of engineering subjects, most of them are learning theory part only and the assessment mode relies heavily on final exam (written exam), at least 70%. ANU also only offers limited number of streams, common streams such as chemical, civil are not offered in ANU. UWA is not too bad, can be considered if u r choosing Perth. Monash and Adelaide are also some better options.
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post May 8 2008, 10:49 AM

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QUOTE(Caedus @ May 8 2008, 09:14 AM)
Heh... it seems to me that there's more eastern states people here than west...

Cmon, any WA people raise your hands! rclxm9.gif

Maybe there should be like, a list of people and their whereabouts in the first post tongue.gif
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i'm going on july to perth. choosing either mas or thai airways. comments?
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post May 8 2008, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(jae @ May 8 2008, 10:35 AM)
It is pretty obvious you did not even make the effort to check out the first page then, the list of people and their whereabouts is in the third post.
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My bad tongue.gif Didn't see that last spoiler. Can I be added to Perth's TAFE eCentral, thanks smile.gif

QUOTE(wyxyz @ May 8 2008, 10:49 AM)
i'm going on july to perth. choosing either mas or thai airways. comments?
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If you're flying from West Malaysia, MAS would probably be a good choice, though I've heard that Thai Airways sometimes give cheaper tickets.

I'm taking Brunei Airlines though, BND$476 one way. smile.gif
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post May 8 2008, 11:56 AM

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If you don't mind transit, Thai is better in service/food (trivial matters) and price.
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post May 8 2008, 12:23 PM

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QUOTE(Sesshoumaru @ May 8 2008, 11:56 AM)
If you don't mind transit, Thai is better in service/food (trivial matters) and price.
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if fly one way, the price would be
Mas=rm1760
Thai=rm1490

*includes tax and fuel charge

but i'm flying back to kl during the semester break. so, most probably going to buy a 6 months return ticket

Mas=rm2760
Thai=2680

hmm...ya. thai airways need to stop by bangkok for 2 hours. wherelse mas straight fly to perth.
am considering MAS actually, their service not up to par?
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post May 8 2008, 12:30 PM

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QUOTE(Caedus @ May 8 2008, 12:37 PM)
My bad tongue.gif Didn't see that last spoiler. Can I be added to Perth's TAFE eCentral, thanks smile.gif
If you're flying from West Malaysia, MAS would probably be a good choice, though I've heard that Thai Airways sometimes give cheaper tickets.

I'm taking Brunei Airlines though, BND$476 one way. smile.gif
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so cheap!

will add you in once you are in perth tongue.gif

QUOTE(wyxyz @ May 8 2008, 01:23 PM)
if fly one way, the price would be
Mas=rm1760
Thai=rm1490

*includes tax and fuel charge

but i'm flying back to kl during the semester break. so, most probably going to buy a 6 months return ticket

Mas=rm2760
Thai=2680

hmm...ya. thai airways need to stop by bangkok for 2 hours. wherelse mas straight fly to perth.
am considering MAS actually, their service not up to par?
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singapore airlines?

well you can check up wikipedia on perth airport which airlines is flying thr to perth
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post May 8 2008, 12:35 PM

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QUOTE(KVReninem @ May 8 2008, 12:30 PM)
so cheap!

will add you in once you are in perth tongue.gif
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Will be leaving this coming 23rd smile.gif

Gotta go take my CompTIA A+ and MCDST exams hehe
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post May 8 2008, 12:43 PM

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QUOTE(Caedus @ May 8 2008, 01:35 PM)
Will be leaving this coming 23rd smile.gif

Gotta go take my CompTIA A+ and MCDST exams hehe
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july? blink.gif
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post May 8 2008, 12:50 PM

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from kl to perth theres mas..SIA n QANTAS u have to flly to singapore first.. and for those from johor or the southern region in peninsular who really wants cheap flights, tigerairways is always there..

i paid sgd200+ for my flight to perth back in march, and i just booked another flight back to perth, sgd200+ also, in july.. biggrin.gif

coming back with tiger isnt really cheap tho, about aud350 from perth to sg..

inflight food and drinks, not free - have to pay when u want.. so for those who still wants to save additional money, buy ur drinks at the airport, once you've gone thru customs/security..
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post May 8 2008, 12:54 PM

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QUOTE(KVReninem @ May 8 2008, 12:43 PM)
july? blink.gif
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No... May 23rd sweat.gif
Like... in 15 days... rclxm9.gif
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post May 8 2008, 01:00 PM

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QUOTE(jakesean @ May 8 2008, 01:50 PM)
from kl to perth theres mas..SIA n QANTAS u have to flly to singapore first.. and for those from johor or the southern region in peninsular who really wants cheap flights, tigerairways is always there..

i paid sgd200+ for my flight to perth back in march, and i just booked another flight back to perth, sgd200+ also, in july.. biggrin.gif

coming back with tiger isnt really cheap tho, about aud350 from perth to sg..

inflight food and drinks, not free - have to pay when u want.. so for those who still wants to save additional money, buy ur drinks at the airport, once you've gone thru customs/security..
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oohyaya hungry jack in flight drool.gif drool.gif drool.gif

QUOTE(Caedus @ May 8 2008, 01:54 PM)
No... May 23rd  sweat.gif
Like... in 15 days... rclxm9.gif
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QUOTE(notanon @ May 7 2008, 05:33 PM)
ok guys, need info on unis, which are the good ones for engineering, im gonna be applying this friday for june 08 intake, right now its melb u, unsw, and anu, though i have been told that uwa is good as well. and only reason im choosing this four is because im rather ignorant about the other choices as i havent heard/read much bout them.

so ya, shud i consider any other universities for engineering?
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In addition to Melbourne Uni + Monash in Melbourne, Swinburne isn't bad for engineering either.

DO NOT go to RMIT for Engineering tho, it sucks.
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QUOTE(KVReninem @ May 8 2008, 07:13 AM)
just get 768mb 8800 GTX. thumbup.gif
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Nah,a 9800 or 9600 will make me happier.

QUOTE(alwayshappy @ May 8 2008, 10:36 AM)
For engineering, UNSW is highly recommended. UNSW has the largest Engineering School in Australia and offer broadest range of engineering streams. In fact, it is the best choice.

University of Melbourne is not recommended due to limited streams available after implementing the Melbourne Model. There are now only six streams available. Besides, Melbourne emphasis more on theory rather than practical. In first two years of engineering subjects, most of them are learning theory part only and the assessment mode relies heavily on final exam (written exam), at least 70%. ANU also only offers limited number of streams, common streams such as chemical, civil are not offered in ANU. UWA is not too bad, can be considered if u r choosing Perth. Monash and Adelaide are also some better options.
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I kinda agree with you but i still dont get why people still like to go Melbourne when their engineering isnt as good as UNSW.UNSW's courses are more practical based.I have to go on the field to do surveying every 2 weeks.It was fun,though.

Whenever i tell im studying in UNSW,they always ask me as if Melbourne Uni is much much better in engineering than UNSW.UNSW is like some crap uni to them.

I somehow feel like i made a bad choice even though UNSW is a pretty awesome place to study.

QUOTE(babiix @ May 8 2008, 03:52 PM)
DO NOT go to RMIT for Engineering tho, it sucks.
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I thought RMIT's engineering is better than Melbourne U?
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QUOTE(Cheesenium @ May 8 2008, 07:23 PM)
Nah,a 9800 or 9600 will make me happier.
I kinda agree with you but i still dont get why people still like to go Melbourne when their engineering isnt as good as UNSW.UNSW's courses are more practical based.I have to go on the field to do surveying every 2 weeks.It was fun,though.

Whenever i tell im studying in UNSW,they always ask me as if Melbourne Uni is much much better in engineering than UNSW.UNSW is like some crap uni to them.

I somehow feel like i made a bad choice even though UNSW is a pretty awesome place to study.
I thought RMIT's engineering is better than Melbourne U?
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That's not what my guy friends say that are doing Engineering. I've had someone ask me about Engineering before so I asked my friends.

They all said not to go to RMIT for Engineering as they've only heard bad things about it

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