Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

I like this movie so much.. and i had watch it twice..why? because of the story..
Here is the Plot summary:
Adopted from the streets of Nasaf by King Sharaman of Persia, young Dastan grows up amongst royalty and quickly earns his place as a mighty warrior and prince. As his brothers Garsiv and Tus plan battle strategies, a spy sends word that the Holy City of Alamut has been supplying weapons to enemies of Persia. Taking matters into his own hands, Tus orders an attack on the sacred city and upon its fall Dastan encounters the beautiful Princess Tamina. When King Sharaman dies under mysterious circumstances shortly after, and Dastan is accused of his murder, he flees with the princess on a harrowing mission to clear his name. Learning from Tamina the true motives behind Alamut's invasion, Dastan must embark on a perilous quest to stop an evil mastermind's plot for ultimate power with a mystical weapon that can control the very fabric of time. Written by The Massie Twins

FIFA 2010 final Netherland VS Spain

The final match just come out.. Netherland VS Spain.. Go Go Go..Every 1 is concern about world cup this JUne and July =)

Add Course for Semester 4

I'm happy that university gave us chance to add course our self, we can plan and choose the course independendly.It can train us to be a good planner. But... I do not like the process adding course, always system down, can't even added a course while waiting for whole night. For Semester 4, I plan to take 6 paper; 4 accounting paper, 1 finance paper & 1 management paper..

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Financial Planning

Top Ten Features of a Successful Budget~by Jeremy Vohwinkle


What makes a good budget? In all the budget bloopers and blunders I've seen, the same few problems keep rearing their ugly heads. To avoid them, here are the top ten most important features of a successful budget.

1. Categories that fit your personal situation and your spending habits, not somebody else's.



2. Accurate income projections.



3. Enough categories to give you a meaningful picture of where your money goes and where you might be able to cut costs, but not so much detail that tracking is a chore that you'll soon tire of.



4. Inclusion of expenses that don't occur on a monthly basis, such as auto maintenance, homeowners insurance, personal property taxes, service contracts, etc.



5. Regular review of categories to determine if you need more or fewer, review of expenses, and brainstorming about ways to trim costs in each category.



6. Cash expenditure tracking and recording. Cash spending is the biggest leak in most budgets. Cash disappears quickly and if you don't write down everything you spend it on, you'll have a distorted look at your spending.



7. A line item for savings so you treat a contribution to your savings account just as you would a bill you owe.



8. Realistic written goals. Budgeting isn't about tracking your costs, it's about setting financial goals (saving for a downpayment on a house, buying a new car, getting out of debt, saving for retirement, putting your kids through college, traveling, etc.) and finding ways to meet them. Without goals, your budget is just a pair of handcuffs.



9. Identification of spending patterns you may not have been aware of when you weren't tracking your spending.



10. Most importantly, internal motivation and a positive attitude!