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(1) Ultra High Speed HDMI Cables Now Available Enabling End-to-End HDMI 2.1 Installations SAN JOSE, California, Jan. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Over three years after the launch of the HDMI Specification Version 2.1, major products are now widely available that support HDMI 2.1 features including 4K@120Hz, 8K@60Hz, Dynamic HDR and eARC. Instead of asking when HDMI 2.1-enabled products will be available, people are now asking for advice about which new HDMI 2.1-enabled products to buy. "Its excitin...

Dalrada Financial Corporation Announces Acquisitions In Healthcare And Engineering News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN DIEGO, Dec. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Dalrada Financial Corp. (OTCQB: DFCO, "Dalrada") is pleased to announce the Companys latest acquisition and letters of intent to acquire existing businesses that accelerate its 2021 global market expansion efforts in healthcare and engineering sectors. Dalradas subsidiary, Dalrada Health Products, has executed Letters...

Christmas came early to Douglas County, the first county in the metro area approved for Colorados new 5 Star Certification Program, which allows restaurants to reopen their dining rooms — if they follow strict protocols (tables must be ten feet apart, for example) and are approved to do business by the county. In Douglas County, that translates to at least twenty restaurants that can now serve diners indoors. They include many of the eateries at Park Meadows, including P.F. Changs, the Rio Gr...

Bottom Line On November 17, 2020, the Federal Government introduced Bill C-11, the Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 ("Bill C-11"). While Bill C-11 has only passed First Reading at the time of writing this update, it proposes a number of changes that would impact the way that organizations handle personal information. Significantly, Bill C-11 would replace Part 1 of the Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (" PIPEDA") with the new CPPA"). PIPEDA, federally regulated emplo...

Chris Fuselier, owner of the Blake Street Tavern at 2301 Blake Street, is temporarily closing his sports bar on January 1, but he hopes to be back once indoor spaces can reopen at partial capacity. The reason? Its just too damned cold out there to stay open in January, and tents with open sides arent helping. "The DDPHE [Denver Department of Public Health & Environment] visited about three weeks ago and said we were okay," Fuselier says of an inspection of his 40-by-90-foot tent, which had two ...

Summit County Approved For Indoor Dining, Is Larimer Next? We could soon be eating indoors again in Fort Collins. This weekend, Summit County was approved for the 5 Star Certification Program in Colorado, a program that allows businesses to reopen at limited capacity despite operating in counties that have a level red restriction. Summit County Commissioner Elisabeth Lawrence, according to 9News, submitted the countys application as early as possible so as to give their businesses a chance at ...

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is in the process of rolling out its new 5 Star State Certification Program to augment the existing color-coded COVID health and safety dial. The program would allow restaurants to apply for certification in order to do business one level up from the current color level of their county. The City and County of Denver is currently under Level Red restrictions, which prohibit any indoor dining — but earning the 5 Star certification would ...

Larimer County not yet Eligible for State COVID-19 5 Star Certification Program Larimer County not yet Eligible for State COVID-19 5 Star Certification Program Photo by cottonbro from Pexels   NoCo NOW! Episode 4: Old Town Recovery Old Town Fort Collins is a well-preserved district that features over twenty historical buildings that are national and local designated historic districts. Join us for a live discussion with Jim Hewitt (Owner of the Cupboard) of a long-time old town retail business...

Audit in Michigan County Refutes Dominion Conspiracy Theory Quick Take A hand count of paper ballots in Antrim County, Michigan, has verified the election results there, refuting a “forensics report” promoted by President Donald Trump that baselessly claimed the election equipment in the county was “designed” to create “systemic fraud and influence election results.” Experts said the faulty report showed a misunderstanding of voting system technology. Full Story A Dec. 17 audit of b...

Latin American unions write to major retailers to express concern about Rainforest Alliance certification The Coordinating Body of Latin American Banana and Agro-industrial Unions (COLSIBA) has written to seven of the biggest German and UK supermarkets raising concerns about the retailers’ continuing reliance upon Rainforest Alliance certification as a guarantee of ethical standards in their supply chains. COLSIBA represents directly some 75,000 agroindustrial workers across countries of La...