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[OzSucks]

OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

http://pressmediawire.com/article.cfm?articleID=19890


Obesity Crisis Of Australia Creates Lucrative Fitness Oppotunities
Published 12/08/2008 - 1:20 p.m. EST

(PressMediaWire) - Alarmingly, in a recent survey Australia was found to have the highest incidence of obesity in the world that s right, we came out one per cent higher than the US; how scary is that? The silver lining of the dire state of our nation s health, however, is that there remains an abundance of work for educated, qualified and passionate personal trainers. The more unhealthy our population, the fuller the personal trainers books become!

Australia actually leads the way in terms of fitness education standards. Many countries around the globe are mimicking the set up we operate with, to ensure that educational standards are regulated and a professional registration scheme is in place. What this scheme ensures is that personal trainers are adequately qualified and insured to prescribe exercise to the masses. Even better, thanks to organisations like FISAF and Australian Fitness Network, personal trainers who become qualified in Australia are being more widely (and instantly) recognised in other countries, including Canada and the UK, allowing them to be immediately employable (visa conditions permitting of course) when they take themselves and their personal trainer qualification overseas.

So why sit in that dead-end job any longer? Change your career for one in a vibrant, dynamic and energetic fitness industry. Becoming a personal trainer is easier and more fun - than you think.

 

[theblackhole]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

egypt is the country with the most obese people!!! thanks to all the fast food and their diet!!!

 

[shockshiok]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

egypt is the country with the most obese people!!! thanks to all the fast food and their diet!!!

been there once on business, but this is old news already. australia is the world's fattest country - fatter than the US. it fits, they are fat, stupid, and full of subprime PAP trained singaporeans all griping and complaining at each other in the worst country of the world.

i shudder.

 

[fishbuff]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

http://pressmediawire.com/article.cfm?articleID=19890


Obesity Crisis Of Australia Creates Lucrative Fitness Oppotunities
Published 12/08/2008 - 1:20 p.m. EST

(PressMediaWire) - Alarmingly, in a recent survey Australia was found to have the highest incidence of obesity in the world that s right, we came out one per cent higher than the US; how scary is that? The silver lining of the dire state of our nation s health, however, is that there remains an abundance of work for educated, qualified and passionate personal trainers. The more unhealthy our population, the fuller the personal trainers books become!

Australia actually leads the way in terms of fitness education standards. Many countries around the globe are mimicking the set up we operate with, to ensure that educational standards are regulated and a professional registration scheme is in place. What this scheme ensures is that personal trainers are adequately qualified and insured to prescribe exercise to the masses. Even better, thanks to organisations like FISAF and Australian Fitness Network, personal trainers who become qualified in Australia are being more widely (and instantly) recognised in other countries, including Canada and the UK, allowing them to be immediately employable (visa conditions permitting of course) when they take themselves and their personal trainer qualification overseas.

So why sit in that dead-end job any longer? Change your career for one in a vibrant, dynamic and energetic fitness industry. Becoming a personal trainer is easier and more fun - than you think.

hm... maybe it is high time i put my power rack and my 200kg+ of weight plates in my garage to good use.

strongman training anyone?

 

[chupacabra]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

Fat or not fat but still top 5 when comes to Olympics.

Most of the skiniest nations are the poorest.

Somemore a lot of fat ozzie cha bor looks great when loose weight, unlike sinkee.

Sinkee women whether skinny of fat are one of the ugliest species excluding my wife and fellow sammyboy forrumors wife.

In Oz you can find gorgeous chha bor in the civil service, in peesai don't dream.

If you can find a decent looking cha bor in the civil service in sinkapore, buy toto sure kanna.

 

[OzSucks]

Overseas Holidaymakers Shun Australia

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2008/12/10/1228584887982.html

Overseas holidaymakers shun Australia

Numbers down ... fewer tourists are visiting iconic Australian sites such as the Sydney Opera House.

December 10, 2008 - 11:02AM

The Beijing Olympics and the global credit crunch have hit Australian tourism with overseas holidaymakers shunning Australia in ever greater numbers, latest statistics show.

The total number of visitors to Australia fell by 1 per cent on the previous year to 5.2 million for the year ending September 30, according to International Visitor Survey figures released today.

Crucially the number of tourists coming to Australia in the quarter to the end of September fell dramatically, by 7.37 per cent to 540,000. Tourists make up nearly half of all visitors.

The amount tourists spent while here fell by 5.5 per cent to $1.4 billion in the quarter.

Chinese tourists - encouraged to stay at home by the authorities in China during the Beijing Games - stayed away as did the Japanese who are feeling the brunt of a slowing economy. American tourists also cut down on overseas travel as that country's economy headed towards recession during the period covered by the survey.

The figures could have been worse had it not been for World Youth Day, which drew record numbers of French, Italian and German visitors to the country and, in particular, to NSW for the celebrations held in July.

The figures showing people who visited for business reasons stayed broadly flat, but the number of students coming to study in Australia shot up by 8 per cent.

NSW attracted more than half of all visitors to Australia. NSW scored the largest share of total visitor nights (35 per cent), ahead of Queensland (24 per cent) and Victoria (20 per cent).

NSW Tourism Minister Jodi McKay acknowledged that the industry was hurting.

"There's no doubt that growth in international tourism to Australia overall is suffering, even despite the recent weakness in the Australian dollar. Travel, particularly to long-haul destinations, is often one of the first casualties when it comes to tough decisions about spending by consumers.

She said the $40 million package over the next 3½ years will help soften the blow.

"We are expanding international promotions to generate stronger interest in NSW destinations across the globe," Ms McKay said.

 

[Satan]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

.[/QUOTE] Another nick of the pa...roach whose fated to die in Sinkeeland? :oIo:

 

[axe168]

Re: Forbes Magazine:Melbourne/Perth 8th/10th Most Expensive City

tsk tsk tsk. all the morons in perth/melbourne must be crying.

hee hee


http://www.forbes.com/realestate/20...rdable-forbeslife-cx_mw_0724unaffordable.html

World's Increasingly Unaffordable Cities
Matt Woolsey, 07.24.08, 12:01 AM ET

The Australian government, for example, has increased interest rates 12 times consecutively since 2002 to stave off inflation and is cutting personal taxes so consumers have money to spend. This affects those in Melbourne and Perth, which rank No. 8 and No.10, respectively, for their accelerating costs of living. It's a precarious situation. Increase interest rates too quickly and you'll slow growth, but keep interest rates too low and you'll mute the spending power of the economy's growth by making money more expensive.

"The tax cuts over the past couple of years have been somewhat offset by the double whammy of sustained higher petrol prices and the marked increase in the cost of debt," says Matt Whitby, national director of Knight Frank Australia, an arm of the London-based financial research firm.

One major problem has been in the availability of housing. "Both state and federal governments need to seriously address the supply shortage in this country, not only as a necessity due to the growing population, but to put downward pressure on prices and rents and hence inflation," Whitby says.

Inflation has something to do with excessive earning incomes..So who's the moron now ? heehee

 

[depeche]

Re: Overseas Holidaymakers Shun Australia

What about Singapore...? Is the arrival of tourists that goes there are for holiday or on a working trip in Geylang

 

[depeche]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

Hi Ozsucks...welcome here...glad you found a job or is that a lobang from shiokshit...that's has to be a iron rice bowl! Please work hard to bring out the dark side of OZ...that really sucks!

 

[Satan]

Re: Forbes Magazine:Melbourne/Perth 8th/10th Most Expensive City

tsk tsk tsk. all the morons in perth/melbourne must be crying.

hee hee


QUOTE]

All these concerns are only for loser cockroaches like you. High income earners like me have no probems at all. Which is why Oz is for winners like me. Leeapura is for loser cockroaches like you. Now, go back and suck your Lee Kwan Yew's shrivelled dick cockroach. :oIo:

 

[shockshiok]

Re: Forbes Magazine:Melbourne/Perth 8th/10th Most Expensive City

Inflation has something to do with excessive earning incomes..So who's the moron now ? heehee

yes i have written extensively how badly managed the rba is. 5% inflation per year will do this, but swan's stupidity is normal to subprime singaporeans, and us smart singaporeans realize how bad the disastrous situation in the worst country in australia is and leave for smarter climes.

dont say i told you so. even if i did. many times. i love it. i love it. i love it.

hee hee.

 

[zack123]

Re: Forbes Magazine:Melbourne/Perth 8th/10th Most Expensive City

tsk tsk tsk. all the morons in perth/melbourne must be crying.

hee hee


http://www.forbes.com/realestate/20...rdable-forbeslife-cx_mw_0724unaffordable.html

World's Increasingly Unaffordable Cities
Matt Woolsey, 07.24.08, 12:01 AM ET

The Australian government, for example, has increased interest rates 12 times consecutively since 2002 to stave off inflation and is cutting personal taxes so consumers have money to spend. This affects those in Melbourne and Perth, which rank No. 8 and No.10, respectively, for their accelerating costs of living. It's a precarious situation. Increase interest rates too quickly and you'll slow growth, but keep interest rates too low and you'll mute the spending power of the economy's growth by making money more expensive.

"The tax cuts over the past couple of years have been somewhat offset by the double whammy of sustained higher petrol prices and the marked increase in the cost of debt," says Matt Whitby, national director of Knight Frank Australia, an arm of the London-based financial research firm.

One major problem has been in the availability of housing. "Both state and federal governments need to seriously address the supply shortage in this country, not only as a necessity due to the growing population, but to put downward pressure on prices and rents and hence inflation," Whitby says.

1 pack Marlboro cost how much ah?

 

[shockshiok]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

hm... maybe it is high time i put my power rack and my 200kg+ of weight plates in my garage to good use.

strongman training anyone?

if i were you i would prepare for the coming job cuts and salary cuts in 2009. oh, and dont say i told you so. cause i did, yet again.

hee hee.

 

[shockshiok]

Re: Overseas Holidaymakers Shun Australia

What about Singapore...? Is the arrival of tourists that goes there are for holiday or on a working trip in Geylang

the prcs will continue to come to singapore, but in australia, the terrible situation there translates into fewer travellers. must have something to do with some of the highest travel costs you have ever seen.

sydney is more expensive than new york, for example. thats how bad australia is.

hee hee.

 

[shockshiok]

Re: Forbes Magazine:Melbourne/Perth 8th/10th Most Expensive City

1 pack Marlboro cost how much ah?

alot of money! one full pack was about $13 at the newsagent - according to someone from the old forum. see how bad australia and the australians are?

hee hee

 

[Aussie Pete]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

if i were you i would prepare for the coming job cuts and salary cuts in 2009. oh, and dont say i told you so. cause i did, yet again.

hee hee.

Huh? Strange... salary cuts? When did the workplace laws change in Australia? Once again, no idea...

 

[shockshiok]

Re: Its Official:Australia is only for losers

If got 48% tax no wonder these aussie run roadto sinkee!

you are correct. many australians are happily living in singapore for this very reason. that is why the subprime singaporeans are so stupid. they dont even think about this, so they go there and pay some of the highest taxes in the world.

 

[shockshiok]

Re: OZ:Home of the World's Fattest People

Huh? Strange... salary cuts? When did the workplace laws change in Australia? Once again, no idea...

there ya go, you sick soul.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/dramatic-drop-in-job-prospects-20081208-6u47.html

and dont try to change the subject. after all, looking at the pics of your son he looks so ugly probably scares people away. must be a wog in training. getting help for your problems now will be the best course of action for you, you poor git.

upsetting, arent i?

hee hee

 

[zack123]

Re: Forbes Magazine:Melbourne/Perth 8th/10th Most Expensive City

alot of money! one full pack was about $13 at the newsagent - according to someone from the old forum. see how bad australia and the australians are?

hee hee

Dat one is pack of 10 or pack of 20? Hardpack or softpack? If buy 1 carton got discount?