رستوران ساز از ابتدای شکل‌گیری ایده برای سرمایه‌گذاری و راه اندازی رستوران تا زمان به ثمر نشتن پروژه، در کنار شما می‌ماند.
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وقتی تمامی مراحل قبل برای راه‌اندازی رستوران ایرانی پشت سر گذاشته شد، تیم مؤسس وارد میدان می‌شود. اکنون این تیم باید با توجه به تجارب، تخصص و مهارت‌های خود رستوران شما را به بهترین نحو ممکن تأسیس کنند. اگر قرار باشد رستوران ایرانی شما به دست تیم ما راه‌اندازی شود، مطمئناً موارد زیر در زمان راه‌اندازی در نظر گرفته می‌شود:
مایکروسافت امیدوار به خرید Infinite در سپتامبر 15,
مایکروسافت گفت: “به طور کامل قدردانی اهمیت پرداختن به رئیس جمهور و نگرانی است. آن است که متعهد به دستیابی به Infinite موضوع به یک امنیت کامل بررسی و ارائه مناسب منافع اقتصادی به ایالات متحده آمریکا از جمله وزارت خزانه داری ایالات متحده.” برخی از کسانی که منافع اقتصادی شامل علاوه بر این از 10,000 شغل جدید که Infinite در نظر دارد را به آمریکا بیش از سه سال آینده با توجه به Infinite تصویری ارسال شده در برنامه این صبح توسط آمریکا و مدیر کل ونسا Pappas.
Infinite اجازه می دهد تا به کاربران برای ایجاد 15 ثانیه یا 60 ثانیه ای فیلم ها با محتوای کمدی و آواز و رقص و اعتراض. آن است که مورد استفاده توسط نوجوانان قبل از نوجوانی و حتی مسن تر و عامیانه. با بسیاری از مردم در داخل گیر در گیر Infinite شد یک نرم افزار محبوب برای کسانی که به دنبال یک راه برای عبور زمان از روز است. اگر معامله مجاز است, مایکروسافت خواهد خود را به کار گیرند Infinite در ایالات متحده و کانادا و استرالیا و نیوزیلند. این غول نرم افزاری همچنین می توانید درخواست برخی از شرکت های دیگر به اقلیت سرمایه گذاران. مایکروسافت همچنین گفت: “این ساختار جدید خواهد ساخت در تجربه Infinite کاربران در حال حاضر دوست دارم در حالی که با اضافه کردن کلاس جهانی امنیت و حریم خصوصی و امنیت دیجیتالی حمایت. عامل مدل برای این سرویس خواهد بود ساخته شده است برای اطمینان از شفافیت به کاربران و همچنین امنیتی مناسب نظارت توسط دولت در این کشور است.”
مایکروسافت گفت که این امر اطمینان حاصل کنید که هر آمریکایی Infinite اطلاعات شخصی کاربر باقی خواهد ماند در ایالات متحده هر گونه اطلاعات حمایت کردن و یا ذخیره شده بر روی سرورهای خارج از ایالات متحده خواهد بود حذف شده توسط مایکروسافت است. این غول نرم افزاری همچنین مطمئن شوید که به رئيس جمهور اجازه می دانم چه مقدار از آن قدردانی تلاش های خود را در اجازه دادن به شرکت را به یک پیشنهاد برای Infinite. این شرکت نوشت: “مایکروسافت قدردانی دولت آمریکا و رئیس جمهور مغلوب ساختن پیشی جستن دخالت شخصی به عنوان آن را همچنان به توسعه امنیتی قوی برای حمایت از کشور است.”
هیچ تضمینی وجود ندارد که یک معامله به اتمام خواهد رسید. مایکروسافت می گوید که این طرح به اظهار نظر بیشتر در یک توافق احتمالی با ByteDance برای Infinite تا زمانی که یک توافق قطعی شده است. در حالی که آن را در مذاکرات با Infinite پدر و مادر ByteDance مایکروسافت می گوید که “در طی این فرایند مایکروسافت به نظر می رسد به جلو به ادامه گفت و گو با دولت ایالات متحده از جمله با رئیس جمهور است.”
Infinite تخمین زده می شود به ارزش 50 میلیارد دلار-$100 میلیارد دلار است. مایکروسافت بازار سرمایه در حدود $1.55 تریلیون.
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— یوشع پسر نون (@SonofNun) ژوئیه 28 سال 2020
The question of whether to reopen schools this fall, if such a thing can even be done safely at all, is nowhere close to being settled right now, with experts continuing to offer conflicting guidance around the country as the US remains in the throes of the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, there’s something deeper that’s inherent in these contentious debates about the fate of the school year, and it’s much larger than the idea of classrooms and bringing kids back into educational institutions. What we’re really grappling with here is the much more fundamental challenge of how to increasingly go about our lives with the coronavirus still raging around us — still infecting new people, still causing people to be hospitalized, and, sadly, still killing so many Americans. Because in the absence of a vaccine, which experts like White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci assure us is still months away at the earliest, each of us has to figure out what degree of risk in our personal lives we’re willing to tolerate, whether you’re ok with eating at restaurants, shopping inside a grocery store, getting on a plane, sending your kid back to school … or, in my case, visiting my dentist’s office, which I did for the first time last week since the pandemic began.
We can’t exactly stay tucked inside hermetically sealed bubbles until a vaccine finally materializes, which is the reason for so many new rules you see everywhere you go — including the requirement that people wear face masks. For me, I decided the risk of visiting a health care provider (one that I know and trust and whose commitment to quality care and the patient experience I’ve seen first-hand) was an acceptable risk to take at this point of the pandemic. Here are some of the things I encountered, which may be of interest to any of you contemplating a similar visit in the near future.
For the record, this is not me advocating that all of you immediately book a dentist visit or doctor’s visit of some kind, that there is no risk at all, and everything will be fine. This is merely a record of what I saw, why I did so, and why I felt safe and taken care of by the dentist I’ve been going to for years now.
I should add, I didn’t “roll the dice” either, in terms of betting that the experience would be safe. I checked with my dentist beforehand, and among the things I was told and saw:
All in all, I was pleased with the extremes to which my dentist here in Memphis went to ensure everyone’s safety. Can publicly-funded and perennially cash-strapped public school systems attempt the same? It’s a totally different thing, of course, but that remains to be seen. Dr. Deborah Birx, the physician who leads the White House coronavirus response, said over the weekend that the US is entering a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic, which she now says is “extraordinarily widespread” across the country. Which means, among other things, you should increasingly expect to see extreme precautions like these the more places you go, as we all try to go about our lives as best we can and recapture some semblance of a normal existence.
Andy is a reporter in Memphis who also contributes to outlets like Fast Company and The Guardian. When he’s not writing about technology, he can be found hunched protectively over his burgeoning collection of vinyl, as well as nursing his Whovianism and bingeing on a variety of TV shows you probably don’t like.
AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy Note 20 promo
Other already known alleged specs reiterated by the video include an improved S Pen, a 4,300mAh battery for the Galaxy Note 20, and a 4,500mAh cell for the Note 20 Ultra.
The Galaxy Note 20 will seemingly be available in the colors Mystic Green, Mystic Gray, and Mystic Bronze, and color options for the maxed-out model will include Mystic Black, Mystic White, and Mystic Black.
The 5nm Kirin 1020 replaces the 7nm Kirin 990 chipset
While enthusiasts love to use benchmark tests like Geekbench to determine which silicon runs the fastest, to date no HiSilicon chip has ever outperformed Apple’s home-grown chipsets; however, there is speculation that the Kirin 1020 will provide a boost in performance by 50% over the Kirin 990. Will that be fast enough to top Apple? Other 5nm chips coming in 2021 include Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 875 and the Exynos 1000.
Huawei plans on using the Kirin 1020 to power its second-half flagship phone series, the Mate 40. The Mate line is usually the manufacturer’s most technologically advanced phones for the year. The chips are also expected to be used on base stations made for 5G networks. Not only is Huawei currently the largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, but it also is the planet’s leading supplier of networking equipment. But access to the Kirin 1020 chips it designed isn’t a sure thing starting on September 15th; that’s when a new U.S. export rule kicks in. All foundries producing chips for using American technology need to obtain a license from the U.S. to ship chips to Huawei. TSMC says that it will follow the rule change.
Despite producing phones with the equivalent of one hand tied behind its back, Huawei shipped 55.8 million units during the second quarter topping both Samsung and Apple.
Strings of code also reveal that Google is working on Flash Intensity, a feature that would allow a Pixel user to customize the intensity of the flash. The code discovered is relatively straightforward and says, “flash_intensity_for_photo_modes,” and “flash_intensity_for_photo_modes_enabled.” However, with the Pixel’s celebrated Night Sight, which allows users to snap viewable photos under dark conditions without flash, Google might not have been in a hurry to offer this feature which can already be found on certain Android handsets.
Lastly, while sharing a photo using the Camera app is (excuse us) a snap, a new feature will bring that same ease to sharing videos to the following social media and messaging apps:
Keep in mind that some or all of these features might never be added to the Google Camera app. And we don’t have a timeline on when to expect those that do get greenlit.
UPDATE 2: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday that Trump “will take action in the coming days” on TikTok and other Chinese based apps. On Friday afternoon, the president said that he would ban the short-form video app on Saturday. As of Sunday, no action has officially been taken.
UPDATE: The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Microsoft and ByteDance have put talks on hold as the companies seek to get clarity from the White House. The two firms had been in talks, a source familiar with the negotiations said, and Trump’s comments last night caught them by surprise. Another source said that the White House was involved in the talks for weeks and that the goal is for TikTok to be owned by an American company. In a statement today, a White House spokesman said, “The administration has very serious national security concerns over TikTok. We continue to evaluate future policy.“
The latest TikTok rumor calls for the spin-off of its U.S. operations which would be run by Microsoft
TikTok’s U.S. General Manager Vanessa Pappas posted a message to the TikTok community on the app this morning that did not mention any hint of a U.S. ban. She said, “I want to say thank you to the millions of Americans who use TikTok every day bringing their creativity and joy into our daily lives. We’ve heard your outpouring of support and we want to say thank you. We’re not planning on going anywhere. TikTok is a home for creators and artists to express themselves, their ideas, and connect with people across different backgrounds. And we are so proud of all the various communities that call TikTok their home.
I’m also proud of our 1,500 U.S. employees who work on this app every day and the additional 10,000 jobs that we are bringing into this country over the next three years. I’m thrilled about our U.S. Creator Fund where we just announced our $1 billion fund to support our creators and when it comes to safety and security, we’re building the safest app because we know it’s the right thing to do. So we appreciate the support. We’re here for the long run and continue to share your voice here and let’s stand for TikTok.”
Fair warning: August is going to be one of the stranger months Netflix has seen in recent years. Although Netflix made it clear that it banked tons of content for 2020, regardless of how the pandemic affected filming and post-production, the name brand shows and the movies with A-list talent appear to have dried up this month. That’s not to say that there aren’t some potential gems on the list below, I just don’t know what they are.
Here is the complete list of the Netflix streaming arrivals and departures for the week of August 2nd, 2020:
We’ll be back next week with another roundup of all the new shows, movies, and specials arriving and departing from Netflix. In the meantime, check out everything coming and going from Netflix in August, as well as the calendar of release dates for all of Netflix’s original movies and shows.
Jacob started covering video games and technology in college as a hobby, but it quickly became clear to him that this was what he wanted to do for a living. He currently resides in New York writing for BGR. His previously published work can be found on TechHive, VentureBeat and Game Rant.
The premium category, which consists of phones that cost more than $400, shrank 32 percent when compared to the year-ago quarter because of the pandemic. Still, the segment accounted for 4 percent of total shipments in India.
The Vivo V19 emerged as the second best selling premium phone, with a share of 15 percent.
On the other hand, 5G is now a default option on many premium phones and thus, popularity of handsets offering the next generation of cellular connectivity might in fact have nothing to do with the wireless standard.
The novel coronavirus pandemic ruined the school experience for both children and their parents. All age groups of students have had to study remotely via video conferencing apps in the past few months, as authorities grappled with the health crisis. The closing of schools may have prevented additional cases of COVID-19, as families and teachers isolated themselves during mandatory or voluntary lockdowns. The upcoming school year might be similarly compromised, at least part of it, and at least in certain regions, given the massive surge in cases in the US. There’s an ongoing debate about opening school safely, considering the risk of infection.
Children can be infected with the novel coronavirus. While it’s unclear how contagious they might be, there’s still a risk of them passing the disease to their educators and family members. A new study indicates that infected children can carry as much coronavirus load in their noses and throats as adults. The same research also delivers a more worrying conclusion about kindergarteners, as the scientists found that children younger than five may host up to 100 times as much virus in the upper respiratory tract as adults. The research doesn’t prove that the children are infectious, despite the virus replicating with such ease in their noses and throats.
“The school situation is so complicated — there are many nuances beyond just the scientific one,” Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago’ Dr. Taylor Heald-Sargent told The New York Times. The pediatric infectious disease expert led the study that was published in JAMA Pediatrics earlier this week. “But one takeaway from this is that we can’t assume that just because kids aren’t getting sick, or very sick, that they don’t have the virus.”
The study only looked for viral RNA from samples collected from children, not the live virus, and did not measure whether the virus could replicate. That should be the next step in similar research that could prove whether children can be infectious.
Coronavirus PCR testing amplifies the genetic material in cycles to perform a reading. The more virus is present on the swab that collected the swab, the fewer cycles are needed for a positive diagnosis. Heald-Sargent discovered that children’s tests were coming back with low “cycle thresholds” (CT), which means the samples had plenty of viral RNA. The researchers then analyzed previous test results.
The researchers looked at samples collected between March 23rd and April 28th at drive-through sites in Chicago. In total, they analyzed swabs from 145 people, including 46 children younger than 5, 51 children aged 5 to 17, and 48 adults aged 18 to 65. The research excluded children who needed oxygen support from the results, and most of the kids only reported fever or a cough.
The researchers only wanted patients who experienced mild to moderate symptoms, and who knew exactly when the first symptoms occurred.
They discovered that older children and adults had similar CT values, while children under the age of 5 had lower CT. “It definitely shows that kids do have levels of virus similar to and maybe even higher than adults,” Dr. Heald-Sargent said. “It wouldn’t be surprising if they were able to shed” or spread the virus to others. The assumption seems logical, but the study doesn’t prove that children are infectious.
While the study may lack the data necessary to prove that kindergartners are contagious, it did reveal similar results to research from Germany and France, per The Times. A study from Germany showed that children aged 1 to 11 had viral loads as high as adults without showing symptoms. The France research indicated that asymptomatic children had CT values similar to those of children, which indicates a similar viral load in their noses and throats.
All this research proves that children of all ages can be infected with the virus. That’s a concern even if they wouldn’t be contagious. It’s unlikely for all the children who get COVID-19 not to be contagious. And some of the younger patients did die of COVID-19 complications, even though children aren’t likely to experience a bad case of COVID-19. On top of that, there’s also the MIS-C syndrome in children, COVID-19 complications observed by pediatricians in several countries in patients who were previously infected with the novel coronavirus.
With all that in mind, the science should absolutely stand in the way of opening schools this fall, if it turns out that the risk outweighs the benefits.
“Young children can potentially be important drivers of SARS-CoV-2 spread in the general population, as has been demonstrated with the respiratory syncytial virus, where children with high viral loads are more likely to transmit,” the scientists wrote. “Behavioral habits of young children and close quarters in school and daycare settings raise concern for SARS-CoV-2 amplification in this population as public health restrictions are eased.” “In addition to public health implications, this population will be important for targeting immunization efforts as SARS-CoV-2 vaccines become available.”
Chris Smith started writing about gadgets as a hobby, and before he knew it he was sharing his views on tech stuff with readers around the world. Whenever he’s not writing about gadgets he miserably fails to stay away from them, although he desperately tries. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.