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باید ها و نباید های راه اندازی شهربازی سرپوشیده

راه اندازی شهربازی سرپوشیده

ایده شمابرای راه اندازی یک شهربازی سالنی چیست؟

برای راه اندازی هر کسب و کار در ابتدا میبایست مزایا و معایب آن را بررسی کرد .

با افزایش فزاینده زندگی ماشینی و کوچک شدن فضای منازل و کم جمعیت شدن خانواده ها نیاز به اماکن تفریحی عمومی بیش از پیش به چشم میخورد . یکی از مهمترین اماکن تفریحی عمومی شهربازی ها میباشند خصوصا شهربازی های سالنی که قابلیت استفاده در هر چهارفصل سال را داراست .

این روزها شهربازی های سالنی جزیی لاینفک از مجتمع های تجاری محسوب میشوند .یک شهربازی خوب در یک مجتمع تجاری خوب میتواند شلوغی و گستردگی طیف جمعیت ورودی و ماندگاری جمعیت در مجموعه را تضمین کند .

مزایای راه اندازی شهربازی سالنی :

۱:دریافت نقدی پول

۲:هزینه یکباره ومصرفی نبودن ادوات

۳:کسب درامد در تمام فصول

۴:کارآفرینی مثبت و اشتغال زایی

۵:کسب درامد از شادی مردم و کمک به نشاط اجتماعی

۶:ارزش افزوده دستگاه ها

موارد مهم در راه اندازی شهربازی سالنی

۱: انتخاب مشاور معتمد و باتجربه

۲:انتخاب مکان مناسب

۳:انتخاب هوشمندانه دستگاه ها

۴: توجه به استاندارد بودن دستگاه ها

با توجه به اجباری بودن گواهی استاندارد دستگاه شهربازی < عملا خرید دستگاه بدون استاندارد منجر به پلمپ مجموعه خواهد شد.

۵ :معتبر بودن گارانتی و خدمات دستگاه ها

۶:دکور و دیزاین

۷:آموزش مناسب اپراتورها

در مقاله بعدی به تفصیل درمورد اهمیت هریک از آیتم ها شرح خواهیم داد

شهربازی سازان گروه مانیک اولین دارنده نشان ملی استاندارد در زمینه تولید دستگاههای گیمی شهربازی

by Linda Martinson,Blue Ridge Naturalist

We often have interesting weather in Western North Carolina. One day this month, during about an hour and a half period mid-morning we experienced; fog, sudden sunshine, rain turning to sleet, gusty winds, sunshine again, and then, a lovely rainbow over the mountains. The last few days have been so cold that the rhododendron leaves are calling for help. It’s sometimes hard to get a grip on the weather in January and in our area in general.

North Carolina is longest state east of the Mississippi River at miles in length; and it has the greatest range of altitude of any state east of Mississippi. The elevation ranges from sea level along the coast to 6, feet at the summit of Mount Mitchell in Western North Carolina. It is the highest peak of the Appalachian Mountains, right in the heart of the Blue Ridge mountain range. Western North Carolina has some of the most variable average precipitation in the southeastern United States, and the differences in precipitation within the WNC mountain gradients can vary from up to inches to 36 inches per year. 

The area we live, near Lake Toxaway in Transylvania County, has the wettest recorded weather in the state with an average annual precipitation of around 92 inches. Lake Toxaway is at the southern edge of the Blue Ridge Escarpment, and moist air lifting over the mountains dumps lots of rain here making parts of the area wet enough to be considered rain forests. There are + waterfalls nearby giving the area the description of ‘Land of Waterfalls.’ By contrast, the driest area in the state is only 50 miles away in Asheville/Buncombe County with an average annual precipitation of around 37 inches. The Asheville area sits in the French Broad River basin, where the prevailing moist winds and rain are frequently either squeezed out or blocked from the south by the Balsam Range and from the west by the Great Smoky Mountains.

Considering the weather in general findings released jointly by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on  January 15 illustrate a trajectory that should scare us all. Each of the past five years was among the five hottest years since record-keeping began in the s, and was the second-hottest year ever recorded just behind Also, 19 of the hottest 20 years ever recorded occurred during the past two decades. Scientists quoted in a Washington Post article state that this warming trend “bears the unmistakable sign of human activity, which emits tens of billions of tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year”.

“No individual hot year — or hot day or hot season, for that matter — is by itself evidence for climate change. But this hot year is just one of many hot years in this decade,” said Kate Marvel, a research scientist at both NASA and Columbia University. “The planet is statistically and detectably warmer than before the Industrial Revolution. We know why. We know what it means. And we can do something about it.”

Reading this article, and the news, and the month of January in general, made me want to hibernate, and then I began to wonder if this warming trend affects migrating and hibernating animals. Apparently, migratory birds are affected more by global warming than hibernating animals. Research indicates that climate change has a triple whammy effect on migratory birds — it disrupts migration times and successful breeding as well as causing food shortages for both birds and their chicks. For example, changes in the length of daylight trigger bird migration, but warming temperatures result in earlier hatching of caterpillars and of other insects at their breeding locations. Migrating songbirds may arrive on time according to the length of daylight, but the caterpillars they feed to their chicks have hatched early because of warming temperatures and are already moths which their chicks can’t eat. Since fewer chicks live, the songbird population immediately begins to decline. Also, because of the changing climate, migrating birds have to travel farther and search harder to find food when they migrate. This tragic scenario exists for many bird species and climate change has become the top threat to migratory birds. For several reasons the number of birds worldwide is declining precipitously.  For example, a report in the journal “Science” in September states that North American bird populations have declined by nearly 3 billion birds since , a loss of nearly one in four birds.

Note: Cathy Walsh, Board member of Elisha Mitchell Audubon Society, will speak to Blue Ridge Naturalist Network members and other guests at the West Asheville Library on Tuesday, February 4, from to pm on ‘Native Plants, Birds, and the Climate Crisis’.

Another adaptation to winter is hibernation, which is not a very precise term. A general definition is that hibernation is a period during which some animals stop self-regulation of their body temperature and submit to being physically affected by the surrounding environment, usually by the cold temperatures of winter. Generally, hibernation is characterized by low body temperature, slow breathing and heart rate, and a low metabolic rate. Some researchers and writers use a term “true” hibernation to describe a state of “suspended animation” during which breathing and heart rates slow considerably and body temperature drops to the air temperature of the animal’s burrow and sometimes even below freezing. “True” hibernators also stop eating and drinking and excreting, too; and they wake up only once the outside temperature warms sufficiently and then very slowly. Of course, they need to eat furiously and store significant fat reserves before they enter hibernation.

Among the mammals of the Appalachians, only the ground hog or woodchuck, and all native Appalachian bats are “true” hibernators. The heart rate of ground hogs during hibernation goes from about 80 beats per minute when active to only 4 to 5 beats per minute. In contrast to “true” hibernators, for example, Eastern chipmunks could be characterized as “deep” hibernators. They spend the winter with reduced body temperatures but in intermittent deep sleeps from which they awaken occasionally to eat their cached seeds and to eliminate. Then they return to their deep sleep until spring.

Bears are unique hibernators and their denning for the winter has been referred to as “winter torpor” or “winter sleep,” but it is also considered in other physical descriptions to be a special case of hibernation. Their heart rate, breathing rate, and metabolic rate do slow down but not as much as other hibernating animals, and a bear’s body temperature is only slightly reduced by just 10 degrees or so. In contrast to other hibernators who awaken slowly at the end of a constant deep sleep, a bear can wake up fairly easily during its denning period, and sometimes frequently. They do not eat, drink, defecate or urinate during the entire time in their dens, however, which makes bear hibernation a period of amazing physiology.

During hibernation, a bear’s fat cells break down to provide water and calories and their muscles and organ tissues break down to supply protein. The same process would happen with any animal deprived of food and water, but it would be the beginning of the process of starvation if it wasn’t a hibernating bear. Humans, for example, can’t restore muscle and organ tissue that breaks down to supply protein to the body, but bears can. Hibernating bears can also utilize the nitrogen in their stored urea, a component of urine that is produced during tissue breakdown, to build new proteins. These new proteins can then be used to maintain organ and muscle tissue.  

Female bears develop fertilized eggs during mating in the summer, but they delay attachment of the eggs until just before they den. If a female bear’s condition is not strong enough, she will abort the eggs because lactation is so energy intensive. However, if it has been a good foraging season, for example during a mast year, bears can have up to six cubs. The cubs are born usually in late January, and they are blind, bald, and about the size of a guinea pig. The cubs grow rapidly in their dens with their lactating mother because bear’s milk is about 35% fat. By the time they leave the den in March/April, the cubs are the size of a large puppy and ready to move around and to follow their mothers. They leave their mothers at about 18 months, which means that they typically spend a second denning season with her. An aside: the number of black bears in North Carolina has increased significantly from about 4, in to estimates as high as 20, now.

And now a leap to opossums, a common nocturnal omnivore about as big as a cat. I’ve been musing about opossums because I’ve noticed quite a few dead ones along the roads this winter; and because their physiology, although different, is as amazing as that of hibernating bears. I’m quite fond of opossums, partly because I had one as a pet for a week or two when I was about I was riding my horse through the woods one day when I saw that my dog had found a critter. It was a dead opossum with only one surviving baby. I stuck the baby opossum in my pocket to take home thinking (I swear this is true) that I could impress my high school friends by driving them around in my parents’s car with a baby opossum swinging by its tail from the rear view mirror. 

I named her Daisy and kept her alive with condensed milk fed by an eye dropper for a week or so, and she did make an attempt to swing from the rear view mirror, in terror I’m sure. What I didn’t know then was that opossums can’t swing by their tails for long periods of time, although they have been known to use their tails to pick up and carry bunches of dry grass and leaves. 

Opossums are best described as marsupial mammals, because they are not fully developed at birth and have to spend a significant amount of time in a pouch on the mother&#;s belly. There are over 65, and some sources say over , species of opossum, but the only marsupial native to the Appalachians is the Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana). Opossums are prolific breeders and can have up to three litters in a year. Their gestation period is a little less than two weeks, and they can have as many as 20 small honeybee-sized babies called joeys, just like kangaroo babies. The newborn joeys crawl into their mother’s pouch, which is a perilous journey. Inside the pouch there are only 13 nipples (neatly arranged in a circle with one in the middle). Usually fewer than half make it, and those fortunate little joeys each latch onto a nipple and continue developing for about 50 to 70 days. Opossums are devoted mothers and even after the joeys crawl out of their mother’s pouch, she will stay with them and carry them around on her back for about another days. Opossums are sexually mature at six to eight months and live for two to four years.

Another reason I am fond of opossums, and that I believe we all should be, is that they are super efficient tick-killers. According to Richard Ostfeld, a research scientist at the Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies studying Lyme disease, opossums can kill and eat as many as 5, ticks in a single season. They also eat cockroaches and kill rats, and I’m cheering for them to add stinkbugs to their menu. As omnivores, they will eat just about anything dead or alive: rats, mice, snails, slugs, birds, eggs, fruits, grain, frogs, pet food, table scraps, carrion, etc. Opossums have an unusually high need for calcium, and they are often seen on or near roads crunching the bones of roadkill. 

Opossums prefer arboreal living, but they also seem to enjoy swimming. They are strong swimmers and seem to prefer living in woods and swampy areas that get plenty of rainfall. They are, however, exceptionally adaptable and will live happily among humans in open country, in the suburbs and even in cities. Opossums often den in tree holes or in ground burrows, but will also move into sheds, garages, barns and under houses. They are harmless to humans; they rarely contract rabies; and they have a natural immunity to poisonous snake bites. Although they don&#;t hibernate, opossums do slow down during the winter. They spend more time in burrows that they fill with dry leaves and draw down their fat reserves.

Opossums are also fastidious groomers like cats, and they are quite intelligent. They score as high as dogs on intelligence tests, particularly in one category: they have a remarkable ability to both find food and to remember where it is. When tested for the ability to remember where food is, opossums scored better than rats, rabbits, cats, and dogs but not as well as humans. They also can find their way through a maze more quickly than many animals. Also, opossums have opposable “thumbs” although they are on their hind feet so technically they are opposable first toes. They share this trait with only one other mammal species, primates, and it’s the main reason why they are such excellent climbers. 

Another interesting fact about opossums is that they have more teeth than any other mammal; they have 50 teeth and in comparison, dogs have 42, humans have 32 and cats only have They also have excellent night vision partly because they have giant pupils with just a small rim of iris which makes their eyes seem black. Unfortunately, if spotted during the day opossums look stunned and rather slow-witted because they are semi-blinded by the bright light.

So what’s not to love about opossums? One reason they are not more popular is that when threatened, they turn ugly. They try to escape, growl, hiss, belch, urinate and defecate. And if they have joeys with them, they will attack and bite, too. As a last resort, they act as if they were dead. They fall over, stiffen up and either close their eyes or assume a blank stare. Also, they bare their teeth and foul-smelling saliva foams from their mouth. This ability to “play ‘possum” by feigning death is not a conscious act; it is an involuntary response like fainting. Opossums can remain in this catatonic state for up to four hours, so it is a very effective deterrent to possible predators. Reading, thinking and writing about opossums, I’m in awe of their intelligence and adaptability and no longer convinced that Daisy’s mother was really dead.    

References: State Climate Office of North Carolina  

          The Washington Post January 15,  

          Frick-Ruppert, Jennifer Mountain Nature The University of North Carolina                                   Press  

          Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 

          San Diego zoo website 

          Richard Ostfeld Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies Millbrook NY

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RESUMEN DESCRIPTIVO

La Fundación Ambiente y Sociedad, junto con el Directorio de Aguas de  la Comunidad de Oyambarillo se propone intervenir a fin de asegurar un manejo adecuado de los recursos naturales y paisajes, de manera que mejore la calidad de vida de los habitantes de la zona agroecológica de Oyambarillo.

Este objetivo se espera obtener a través de una intervención en varios ejes de trabajo. El primero, es restaurar y conservar los recursos de suelo, agua y cobertura vegetal, para manejar el equilibrio ambiental frente a la expansión de la ciudad relacionada con el nuevo aeropuerto.

El segundo es que exista en Oyambarillo, a mediano plazo, un espacio de turismo agroecológico para los habitantes del Distrito Metropolitano de Quito, a fin de hacerlo competitivo ante la especulación de tierras y la expansión poblacional en esta zona.

Y lo más importante: la participación activa y permantente de los habitantes de Oyambarillo y sus formas organizativas, es fundamental para desarrollar un sistema de gestión territorial y ambiental que les apoye en el manejo de sus propios recursos y siente las bases para legalizar la zona como parque de conservación metropolitano. Esto implica una fuerte concienciación en los temas de manejo de recursos y una difusión extensa a nivel zonal de los objetivos, actividades y resultados del proyecto.

La Fundación Ambiente y Sociedad consultó al Directorio de la Junta Administradora de Agua Potable de Oyambarillo sobre la posibilidad de presentar una propuesta al Fondo Ambiental que se enmarcara dentro de los ámbitos de acción del Directorio de Agua y se trabajaron los perfiles de manera conjunta, entre miembros del Directorio de la Junta Administradora de Agua Potable de Oyambarillo, usuarios del sistema de Agua Potable y personal de la Fundación Ambiente y Sociedad.

Además de los objetivos planteados, los diversos componentes del proyecto implican un impacto a corto y mediano plazo en la mejoría de la calidad de vida de la población a través de los siguientes beneficios:

&#;          El mejoramiento de suelos significa seguridad alimentaria para la población beneficiaria.

&#;          La reforestación con especies nativas significa la recuperación de especies de flora.

&#;          La agroforestería implica por una parte, el mejoramiento de los suelos, pero sobre todo la disminución en el uso de agroquímicos, y de su impacto en la contaminación de agua y suelos.

&#;          El proceso que lleva adelante el Directorio de la Junta Administradora de Agua Potable desde hace 22 años, y que este proyecto refuerza implica un mejoramiento de la calidad del agua.

&#;          El proyecto en su integralidad tiene un impacto positivo en la salud de la población.

&#;          La recuperación del paisaje implica la posibilidad de lograr una diversificación económica de la población, que tendrá fuentes de empleo con la propuesta ecoturística que se plantea.

&#;          También existirá una recuperación cultural en torno a las prácticas agroecológicas y a la valoración que la gente haga de su entorno

&#;          Capacitación con la organización y los pobladores en torno de los objetivos planteados.

Microsoft Power Automate, formerly Microsoft Flow, is a tool that lets businesses streamline operations and make smarter decisions through automated processes and data capture.

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But what does that really mean? And how can businesses take advantage of this powerful tool?

What Is Microsoft Power Automate?

Microsoft Power Automate, part of the low-code/no-code Power Platform, is a cloud-based tool for creating automated workflows.

Contemporary automation tools are transforming the way every industry operates. From farming to the financial services, deploying automated processes (and removing costly human error) has helped businesses react faster, enhance customer service, and drive efficient business operations, powered by accurate data.

In an increasingly aggressive market, Microsoft Power Automate offers those capabilities without you needing complex coding knowledge.

What Microsoft Power Automate Can Do?

Examples of what Power Automate can do include:

• Creating custom automation processes
• Sending automatic alerts
• Extracting, integrating, and synchronizing data
• Organizing documents using file and folder actions
• Scheduling movement of data between systems
• Connecting to nearly data sources or public API

Ultimately, automation saves you time, it simplifies and streamlines.

By connecting to external applications like Gmail and Asana, you can build the specific workflow you need. So, teams can focus on adding value elsewhere in the business, putting their skills to better use than repetitive manual processes.

So, who can use Power Automate?

According to Microsoft, there are two distinct users:

• Business partners who work with IT teams to take control of automated workflows
• IT decision-makers who help business partners create automated workflows

However, as a low-code/no-code platform, it’s so easy; almost anyone can work with it.

All you need to do to start with Power Automate is a Microsoft account and an internet browser such as Edge, Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. The tool is also available as a desktop app, on mobile, and in Teams to fit the needs of almost all stakeholders.

And because of the tool’s customization specialties, it suits a broad range of industries, for instance—banking, retail, and healthcare, all getting special mention on Microsoft’s own case study page. 

If you’re curious about Power Automate’s extensive possibilities in your industry, get in touch. We’ve helped digitally transform countless businesses spanning many sectors, and would love to discuss your business growth strategy.

But how does it work?

How Does Microsoft Power Automate Work?

Before we discuss how Microsoft Power Automate functions, let’s look at its key components.

Workflows

A workflow, known in Power Automate as a flow, is an automated process. For example,  you can automate the backup of your email attachments by creating a flow that saves their copy to your OneDrive.  

Trigger

Every workflow starts with a trigger. In this example, receiving an email with an attachment is the trigger.

Action

Actions are the automated steps that occur after a trigger—like, saving the email attachment to your OneDrive. You can string multiple triggers and actions together.

When you first start using Power Automate, you’ll find plenty of pre-built templates. You can use these to ‘fill in the blanks’, direct them to send texts or emails, or add leads to pipelines. These are a good starting point to learning how to build your own custom flows from the ground up.

Once you’re up and running (and it won’t take long), you can build workflows that ensure your data stays consistent and your users stay on track. More experienced development teams can even create and manage flows that extend business processes through Azure.

Getting Started With Microsoft Power Automate [Guide]

Identifying The Different Types of Flows

Using Power Automate, you’ll find three kinds of flows available to you: desktop flows, cloud flows, and business process flows.

Desktop Flows

Let you automate processes using a web browser or the desktop app. Legacy users can also use Windows recorder (V1) and Selenium ID. 

To use desktop flows in Power Automate, you’ll need to use the secure, enterprise-grade on-premises data gateway or physical or virtual devices, known as machines. If you’re organizing more than one machine, you can distribute workloads by ‘stitching’ them together in machine groups.

Cloud Flows 

They are designed to help you build three flow types: automated flows—triggered by an event like receiving an email; instant flows—  with a button press; and scheduled flows—by a defined time.

Business Process Flows

Help companies streamline consistent processes and maintain data integrity. While technically similar to desktop and cloud flows, the intent is very different. 

Business flows offer tailored role-based experiences depending on your security team structure. With an eye to creating efficient operations, you’re able to integrate business process flows with other processes. You can also build concurrent process flows and system business process flows, such as ‘lead to pps’ or ‘phone to case’ processes.

 Understanding the Start Page of Power Automate

The start page is where you’ll find templates, so you can quickly get building. It’s here where you’ll also locate helpful tips and features for getting the most out of the tool. Take your time exploring what’s on offer—each template will meet a specific need, and once you become a pro at creating templated flows, you can start making your own from scratch.

Building Your First Flow

To get started on your very first flow, pick your template from the list. Let’s say you select a template that saves email attachments from Outlook to OneDrive.

Once selected, check the flow connections—e.g., Outlook and OneDrive, and click Continue.

Follow the on-screen steps. It’ll differ depending on which template you use, but Microsoft Power Automate is super user-friendly. As you go on with the process, you’ll realize its intuitiveness.

After you’ve finished building your flow, click Done to save.

For more detailed instructions, check out Microsoft’s quick-start guide to creating a cloud flow in Power Automate. 

Making Life Simple

Because Power Automate is about simplifying things, the tool has a few features for making life a bit more simple. 

The first is peek code. While you don’t need to be a developer to use the tool, you’ll find an option under the ellipsis menu called ‘Peek code’. This lets you view the code for the triggers and actions inside a flow.

As you progress, and your library of flows increases, you’ll also want to start using the search bar. Available in the top-right corner of the flow portal across the ‘My flows’, ‘Team flows’, ‘Connections’, and ‘Solutions’ screens, the search bar helps you narrow down your flow list.

Finally, you can quickly be alerted when something’s not right. On the side-bar, click Monitor and select ‘Cloud flow activity’ to find recently run flows, sent notifications, and any failures. This means your team can be much more responsive in the face of risk.

Why Should You Use Microsoft Power Automate?

With competition heating up across every industry, businesses are fighting to become more efficient and deliver better services. And automation supports businesses to thrive in the digital marketplace.

Even without coding knowledge, Microsoft Power Automate gives firms, both big and small, the power to compete, to deliver smarter operations, to make better, data-driven business decisions, and thereby grow the right way.

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