關於 plug and play china ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

『初創企業加速器即聯即用中國(Plug and Play China)的管理合伙人趙晨表示：「許多風投公司實際上已經停止向他們的投資委員會提交新交易，因為他們無法真正接觸和感受（初創企業的）創始人。」

他補充說，一些在疫情爆發前就已經向初創企業承諾投資並簽署了條款清單的投資者擱置了這些交易。

他說：「在正常情況下評估一家初創企業與在災難期間或災難後評估一家初創企業是完全不同的。一旦塵埃落定，他們需要重新評估公司，同時重新評估整個市場。」

為股票交易者開發聊天應用天天熱聊(Tiantian Reliao)的創業者李圓峰說，在他最近接洽的投資者當中，只有五分之一的人會接受面談。

李圓峰表示：「我們需要面談來籌集資金，但投資者境況相對好，並高度重視健康。他們認為這次疫情威脅到生命。」他因此推遲了融資計劃。

根據Preqin的數據，與去年1月至2月相比，今年1月和2月截至本周一，中國的風險投資交易數量下降了64%，而融資額下降了66%。

投行華興資本(China Renaissance)的董事總經理周翔估計，疫情可能會使融資周期推遲三個月或更長時間。

周翔表示：「與此同時，有許多虧損的初創企業需要籌集資金維持現金流和增長。」他指出，這種情況為投資者提供了逢低吸納的機會。他預測道：「有競爭力的公司將會生存下來。」』

RCM 激進主義 perform "海闊天空" live @ Plug&Play 隨興玩樂 in Kaohsiung (Taiwan) on July 13, 2019.
　
The two guest vocalists in the video are former band members/lead singers 連立安 and 陳小東.
　
"海闊天空" ('Big Sky') is a cover of the eponymous BEYOND song from 1993.
　
BEYOND was a Hong Kong rock band formed in 1983. The band became prominent in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Mainland China, and Overseas Chinese communities. The band is widely considered as the most successful and influential Cantopop band from Hong Kong.
　
Vocals: 鐵木, 立安 & 小東 &
Guitar: 阿西, 小少
Bass: Youlo
Drums: 宏文
　
感謝攝影師 Mr. Thomas
For photos of RCM 激進主義 please visit:
http://thomaskoenig.photoshelter.com
　
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#海闊天空 #香港加油

媽，妳看！客人給了我一個大紅包⋯⋯

袋。😂

Look, Mum! My client gave me a BIG angpow...

packet. 🤣

⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯

美不一定實用

There are many schools of thoughts when it comes to Feng Shui.

Different practitioners use different methods to get a Feng Shui audit done

Whose methodology works best?

The one that brings you the results your little heart desires.

Let me share with you how I work.

When I'm at your place for a Feng Shui audit, you have to give me at least 2 hours.

For I am going to poke my nose into almost every single space in your lovely home.

I audit every.single.room, even the place where you do your business.

I have heard from clients that some Feng Shui Masters they engaged say interior design doesn't matter, so they do not check every room and only spent half the time I did.

The commando way I have been trained, every living compartment in the home matters.

Having an audit done by me is almost like attending a mini Feng Shui workshop.

So make sure both you and your spouse are present, with both taking notes down. More often than not, one party would overlook certain pointers as he/she gets too engrossed in what I am rattling.

You spend good money to get me in, don't waste it.

I explain to you how your home Feng Shui cause you and your family certain problems.

I give you time to whine and grumble about your life.

I sometimes play a mediator between quarrelsome couples.

I hear you out on your parenting difficulties or those headaches you have with your maid(s)... or in-laws. 😏

Along the way, I tell you what and where you did wrong.

Most importantly, I give you the solutions, enhancements and remedies.

In areas where most people lose their hair over like...

* Marriage stability
* Career progress
* Children
* Education
* Wealth accumulation
* Health
* Family Harmony
* Sleep quality

(I don't peddle auspicious ornaments by the way.)

Most of you would be familiar with those areas above but there are more.

E.g why does your child always wake up screaming in the middle of the night?

How do you know if your Husband harbour lusty intentions towards another woman e.g. domestic helper or someone in his workplace?

Why do you always get pains in your body for no reason?

Why can't you and your spouse agree on anything?

How can you get your children to be more focused in learning and be easier to care for?

What can you do to plug the wealth leaking away from your home?

Why can't you secure a single interview, despite sending a hundred resumes?

Why are you in so much business debts?

Why do you not get the credit and recognition you deserve?

Why do you always feel lost in life?

Etc...

Some people tell me they don't want to get a Feng Shui audit done because they want to be free and not be restricted by some "old superstitious stuff".

Ostrich syndrome. The worst lie is when you lie to yourself that everything is okay and deny yourself of further progress.

Just because we can't see UV rays with our naked eyes does not mean they do not exist.

A smart man will go understand the modus operandi of UV rays and work his way around it. Not dumb dumbly go expose himself to UV rays only to be stricken with skin cancer later.

You will surprised at many misconceptions people have about Chinese Metaphysics, despite being highly educated and holding managerial positions. #ignoranceblinds #discriminationkills

For me, getting a Feng Shui audit done is not the most difficult part.

Communicating to the client is.

It is not always easy to be the one dashing their dreams and visions, when those hopes clash with Feng Shui principles.

Most people don't like to hear bad things about their home.

👉 Even if they know it does not have good Feng Shui.

Sometimes clients have exhausted $XXXXX on their renovations and they dread hearing my conclusion that they have done it all wrong in the first place.

Honey, remember this. I will always give a solution and an explanation.

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Question #1:

If I have gotten a Feng Shui Master to select my property from floor plans, is it guaranteed to have good Feng Shui?

My answer:

No. There's a chance it won't. An onsite audit is the most accurate. For the directions, landforms, views, air quality, light and environmental sound are factors that we can't determine from a paper floor plan.

Think of it like a dating agency. Just because the dating agency pairs you up with someone of your chosen traits, good education, five-figure income, great looks etc doesn't ensure 100% compatibility right?

But something is still better than nothing. Some layouts are taboo. A layman wouldn't know what to look out for and assesses it merely by his/her limited logic.

So getting the layout right is still a crucial part of this Feng Shui jigsaw puzzle.

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Question #2:

So now what? I'm stuck with a property the Feng Shui Master chosen from the floor plan and now another Feng Shui master say it's not good. #dielah #alldiefor5years

My answer:

Don't get pessimistic. Before you start on your renovations, get a Feng Shui Master that you trust and has a proven track record to mend things from the inside.

If the layout is good, there are still many ways to effect the positive change you want.

If the unit is really undesirable, it may not give you 100%. But a resourceful Feng Shui Master can still raise the bar to perhaps 65-80%, depending on the condition of the Feng Shui.

Not all is lost. If you really have to sell it after 5 years, you may still profit and upgrade next time. So don't get all gloomy over bricks and mortar. It's just a house. You don't have to die inside it. Don't get all drama.

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Question #3:

I want an open-concept kitchen. It's hip. I also want to tear down the walls of a room so that it can function as my walk-in wardrobe in my master bedroom. My MBR is too cramped. Do I still need Feng Shui advice for this?

My answer:

ABSOLUTELY! Not every Bazi can withstand an open-concept kitchen. Not every marriage can endure the wall-less concept.

Our homes play a pivotal role in transforming our destiny. What is vogue and pretty can do you more harm than good in your marriage and personal luck.

Don't be like that old Uncle who just withdraws his CPF monies and falls for a young pretty China lass. Looks can rob.

I understand that compulsive urge to do up your home the way you have always dreamt of.

But if you have already decided to engage me, that marks your first baby step to turning things around for yourself and your family.

So don't succumb to your fate that easily.

Listen very well to what I have to tell you.

This giant red packet marks the 4th angpow I received within a week that has the word 福 on it.

It's a sign that I'm here to bestow fortune upon you and your family, not to ruin it.

#duaangpow #have31福s #鴻運當頭
#福氣滿滿 #吉祥如意 #tashidelek

The BMW Group continues to expand its electro-mobility activities. In conjunction with its partner, Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Ltd., the BMW Group opened a new “High-Voltage Battery Centre” in Shenyang, China today. The battery factory will supply the nearby Dadong plant, which is operated by the BMW Brilliance Automotive (BBA) joint venture and will produce the BMW 5 Series Plug-in Hybrid for the local market.

Oliver Zipse, member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, responsible for Production: “The innovative High-Voltage Battery Centre in Shenyang is an important step in the BMW Group’s electro-mobility strategy. It is the first battery factory of any premium automotive manufacturer in China and already the third in our production network, after Germany and the US.”

The BMW Group is integrating its battery factories into the existing international production network. Oliver Zipse: “By 2025, we expect our electrified BMW and MINI models to account for between 15 and 25 per cent of global sales. This adds up to several hundred thousand vehicles per year. It therefore makes sense for us to integrate electro-mobility into the existing production system.” Doing so will enable the BMW Group to respond flexibly to demand for electrified models.

Competitive edge through in-house know-how

Alongside the electric motor, the high-voltage battery is a central element of partially and fully-electrified vehicles. In-house production gives the BMW Group a decisive competitive advantage by securing know-how in new technologies, gaining key systems expertise and leveraging cost benefits. The company already produces electrified vehicles at ten locations worldwide. The high-voltage batteries needed for these models come from the BMW Group plants in Dingolfing, Spartanburg and now also Shenyang. The Dingolfing plant will play a leading role within the network as the centre of competence for electric drive systems.

From cell to high-voltage battery

Production of high-voltage batteries is divided into two production stages. First, in a highly-automated process, supplied lithium-ion cells, which are about the size of a paperback book, are checked and then combined into a larger unit, the so-called battery module.

The battery modules are then mounted together with the connections, control units and cooling units in an aluminium housing. The size and shape of the aluminium housing, as well as the number of battery modules used, depends on the vehicle variant. In this way, a perfectly adapted "battery pack" or high-voltage battery is created.

This combination of standardised battery modules and housings flexibly adapted to the vehicle has several advantages: It ensures uniform properties and quality standards in the production of high-voltage batteries. The modular design of the high-voltage batteries also forms the basis for a wide variety of electric drive variants. Last but not least, this modular concept is a requirement for responding quickly to customer demand and leveraging cost benefits.

Until 2015, Game consoles were banned in China, how did kids in the 80s and 90s get around this? Following the popularity and longevity of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES; known in Japan as the Family Computer, or Famicom), the system has seen many clone video game consoles. Such clones are colloquially called Famiclones (a portmanteau of "Famicom" and "clone"), and are electronic hardware devices designed to replicate the workings of, and play games designed for, the NES and Famicom. Hundreds of unauthorized clones and unlicensed copies have been made available since the height of the NES popularity in the late 1980s.[citation needed] The technology employed in such clones has evolved over the years: while the earliest clones feature a printed circuit board containing custom or third party integrated circuits (ICs), more recent (post-1996) clones utilize single chip designs, with a custom ASIC which simulates the functionality of the original hardware,[citation needed] and often includes one or more on-board games. Most devices originate in Asian nations, especially China, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and to a lesser extent South Korea.[citation needed]

In some locales, especially South America, South Africa, and the former Soviet Union, where the NES was never officially released by Nintendo, such clones were the only readily available console gaming systems. Such was the case with the Dendy Junior, a particularly successful NES clone which achieved widespread popularity in Russia and former Soviet republics in the early 1990s. Elsewhere, such systems could occasionally even be found side by side with official Nintendo hardware,[1] often prompting swift legal action.[2] Many of these early systems were similar to the NES or Famicom not only in functionality, but also in appearance, often featuring little more than a new name and logo in place of Nintendo's branding. As opposed to that, in former Yugoslavia NES clones often visually resembled Sega Mega Drive, together with the Sega logo.[3]

Few of these systems are openly marketed as "NES compatible".[citation needed] Some of the packaging features screenshots from more recent and more powerful systems, which are adorned with misleading, or even potentially false, quotes such as "ultimate videogame technlology" [sic] or "crystal clear digital sound, multiple colors and advanced 3D graphics".[citation needed] Some manufacturers opt for a less misleading approach, describing the system generically as a "TV game", "8-bit console", "multi-game system", or "Plug & Play", but even these examples generally say nothing to suggest any compatibility with NES hardware.

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