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How Wall Street Robs From You - November 22, 2010
We all knows how the traddtional robbery goes — a bunch of little guys get together to steal money from the big guys ─ a tycoon, big bank or major corporation. However, such robbery may happen every day besides us with legal cover from the government. You may get it from the following article. The best way to understand Wall Street is to view it as a heist movie, like ‘The Sting,...

Single-User Debug Mode in Baan - November 4, 2010
We always have to debug some Baan programs in the live environment, even though we have test environment in place. This could be simply because no testing data, or could not reproduce the same error in test environment. However, we do not want to disturb the normal users by popping up the black debugging window and asking them to click the continue button to resume their work. So how to minimiz...

Ten Signs of Stepping in Financial Danger - October 4, 2010
Following the recent economic downturn, how do you know whether your finances are in danger? Would better information help? If so, here’s 10 signs of the potential danger and how to avoid them! 1) You’re only paying the minimum monthly repayment on your credit cards Minimum monthly repayments are typically set at ridiculously low levels. This means that if you’re only managing to...

10 Money Moves That Will Always Pay Off - August 26, 2010
Nice article to share. Few things in life are guaranteed. When it comes to money, even fewer. But these are nervous times. The stock market is swaying like a drunk debutante. The economy is wobbly. Who can trust anything any more? Most people are hard-pressed, nervous and unsure of what to do. Relax. Here are 10 sure-fire money ideas. Guaranteed. 1. Max that 401(k) This is a slam dunk for y...

Summer Holiday - July 20, 2010
It’s been a long time since I posted in my blog. Now it’s time to catch up. Last a few months I was short of time to do anything else but keeping hands on my Bridgelogix project and taking care of Brian after off-duty. Since the Bridgelogix project went live and came the Summer Holiday season, I will have more availability to update my latest status.

UK Tightens the Immigration Rules - March 19, 2010
From 6 April 2010 and onwards, significant changes are going to apply for Tier 1 and Tier 2 applicants. I would say almost the majority of new applicants will be able to get their immigration visas after that. You could simply draw the same conclusion from the two points table: Before 6 April 2010: 6 April 2010 and onwards: For those current migrants who are already in the UK in Ti...

How To Connect a Baan Company to Remote Oracle Database - March 5, 2010
When the Baan ERP went live for years, it’s time to worry about the data growing and cleaning. The administrators will sooner or later receive calls such as why the reports take ages to print out, why the backup takes longer and longer, etc. In Baan, there is an ability to shrink your live data and put to separate database or even separate servers – Archiving. Good preparation always gives a go...

EVERYBODY’S FINE - February 28, 2010
During the weekend of Chinese New Year, I was available to watch some movies. One of them is EVERYBODY’S FINE. EVERYBODYS’ FINE, directed by Kirk Jones in 2009, tells a story of a widower, who realized his only connection to his family was through his wife, sets off on an impromptu road trip to reunite with each of his grown children. He wants to know more about his two boys and two girls and p...

民工荒还是民工慌 - February 25, 2010
春节后经济上最热的词之一就是“民工荒”了。最近这个词布满每家财经网站。中国真是有民工荒吗？早些年，当大量民工开赴珠三角时，那里的老板将民工用到极致，真正是红色中国里的资本家。为什么那时的“民工慌”会成为现在的“民工荒”？事实上中国依然是劳动力严重过剩的国家。专家们都说原因在于： 1）结构性失调，即民工技能与用工方要求不匹配。但这并不是根本原因。现在的民工素质已经较20年前有了很大的提高，可培养性很强。...

俄罗斯经济为什么能迅速超越中国 - February 7, 2010
最近看到一篇比较改革开放的中国与俄罗斯经济发展的对比，觉得文中所说很有道理。联想到最近国内讨论的"国富民穷"话题，觉得所谓的专家都未必表达了像我们这样的普通人的实在感受。当然，他们提的"国富民穷"更多的是侧重在国有企业与民营企业，但我总是不免理解为国家强大与民生艰难。以我个人的经历及我对周围朋友的理解，过去10年我们的收入确实增加了不少，但这也与我们的年龄、经验、知识的积累是分不...

how do electric curtains work - October 3, 2010
Electric curtains are fantastic but potentially will gain more popularity. The original idea of curtains that can be opened automatically may sound frivolous and silly; however, only until you’ve actually tried them or seen them in motion. Nevertheless, do you remember your initial reaction when you heard televisions were being made to be used with remote control? You probably laughed as ...

What is curtains made from - October 2, 2010
Curtains can be made from varying thicknesses of fabric, each with a differing degree of light absorption and heat insulating qualities. For maximum temperature control, the curtain gap to the window should be small, with minimum convection drafts below or above the curtain. Various architectural structures around the curtain can minimize these air drafts, but usually they are just used for de...

What is curtain -
A curtain (sometimes known as a drape, mainly in the United States) is a piece of cloth intended to block or obscure light, or drafts, or water in the case of a shower curtain. Curtains hung over a doorway are known as portières. Curtains are often hung on the inside of a building’s window to block the travel of light, for instance at night to aid sleeping, or to stop light from escaping ...

Welcome to Blog of Electric Curtains Manufacture -
We set up this blog to share some good articles related to electric curtain technologies and home automation choices. Welcome anyone who could make the home motorization as part of enjoyable life in the futuer. Not only will we post some useful information or tips of how to choose and enjoy electric curtains at home or in the office, but may also abstract some useful articles from other site...