 Shiv Sena had to sever all its ties with the BJP to get its help. "BJP has taken a lot of measures in the promotion of lies in Maharashtra. Shiv Sena's side is the facts. Why remain in Delhi's government in such a false environment? That's why I resign as Minister of the Union," Sawant said."I haven’t lost myself yet, but there are many new angles of me, new realizations; there are some new feelings, new vibes I want to share with you. I want to open up to you," Kim Chi Sun says to her l...Augmented Reality’s foray into eCommerce has transformed the future of retail unprecedentedly. Its beautiful trait of creating immersive shopping experiences to products by its ability to superimpose the digital information onto the physical environment has opened an avenue to brand new consumer experiences.
The AR-powered eCommerce apps are enhancing the online shopping experience by bringing the products to life using realistic and interactive versions of products.
Online shoppers have always faced an inadequacy in testing the products and experiencing them in a real-time environment which often led to increased cost, time and money. But with the invasion of AR in the retail landscape, technology shoppers can get the truer sense of the dimensions and details of the products.
Here in this article we will explore in detail how Augmented Reality is positively impacting the eCommerce or online retail experience of consumers and directly affecting the bottom line of brands.
This AR feature allows consumers to virtually see the product in the real physical environment. Makeup tutorials, 3D virtual try on glasses, home furnishing apps are some of the popular sectors taking advantage of AR solutions. This feature helps shoppers visualize how the products will look in the real-time.
This AR-based body measurement app is changing the way how customers shop. It helps consumers personalize the shopping experience by allowing them to see what clothes will look like on them and what size would fit them.
AR helps in improving the purchase rates by helping consumers to guess the actual size of the product that would best fit their body through which they can nail the right apparel fit by processing accurate measurements and reduce the count of product returns.
AR is helping brick-and-mortar businesses get innovative by helping them turn their store layouts into an interactive shopping experience. The virtual shopping stores provide consumers a fabulous retail experience without the need to stand in long queues.
AR offers brands an opportunity to win over the marketing edge. Brands are now able to create user-generated content via AR apps. Advertisements created by AR apps help marketers to build an emotional connect with customers.
Final Words: Brands are trying to push AR forward in their eCommerce apps as a tool to realistically motivate customers to believe in their product. There is a wide range of top-selling brands using this technology and creating personalized interactive digital apps. From Sephora, Quiver, Net-a-porter to Lacoste and Ikea many companies have tested their campaigns and are now running them successfully!
Augmented reality app development is still a new feature on the eCommerce landscape but is poised to become a necessity in the coming years. For the brands that are looking to develop eCommerce apps should invest early in the AR and enhance their customers’ shopping experience.Q: Solve 22213*j + 10393 = 21666*j for j.

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If your world was perfect would you be happy? Or would you be restless?
If you were reunited with the source of all, would everything seem to be light and joy? Or would you see the many planets in chaos all looking for a way out? Would you see peace in all that is? Would your existence be a blessing or a misery? Happy or vacant?
I ask these questions because we as humans are always searching. For something better, avoiding something worse, never quite satisfied with what we have. This means we are always growing – one way or another – towards joy or towards an abyss. It may seem like quite a large gap in choices. When you think about it – if you are not happy and appreciating events that befall you, you are in a sense lost to the realities of this world.
Everything that happens gives you an opportunity to change and grow. You are here because there is something here you cannot get on other planets or spaces. Whatever happens to you here is a blessing in some form. Yes, it may look like an abyss – but abysses have walls you can climb or you may find you have wings to fly.
Keep faith in the source that created you and the help you have to guide you. There are an infinite number of helping hands, so to speak. See what you can find.
Look with love and gratitude around you and the things you see will shift. We are in a world that changes with our change.
We are in a world that resonates with our frequencies of thought and emotions. Shift not because you need something – but because you want something which will give you joy.
Sing for fun, dance to move and enjoy your body and meditate to join the stars. Then you too will at least feel like a fairy, if not actually be one.
When you do this, you will be on this world at this time in this moment and enjoying it.Knife-wielding man robs convenience store
A man armed with a knife robbed a Glen Burnie convenience store early yesterday morning.
Investigators said the man walked into the Royal Farms store in the 200 block of Oak Manor Road at 2:40 a.m. and threatened the clerk with an eight-inch knife.
The clerk gave the robber the money and he was last seen leaving the store. Police described the robber as a white man, about 6 feet tall with a thin build. He was wearing a gray shirt and blue jeans. He had brown short hair.Just because different people make different choices, everything about their genetics and surrounding was determined and that’s true no matter what they do. For example, people who don’t have an empathy are called sociopaths. Sociopaths are created usually by being abused as a child until the empathy is beaten out of them.  Is it really fair to put someone in that kind of situation? Have them be abused as a kid and then force them into situations where their best course of action leads to them being tortured for all eternity? The existence of sociopaths also shows is that all morality is selfish. Empathy is you feeling parts of others emotion, which means if you treat someone well, you’re doing it because it makes you feel good. Therefor, the “good” people just made different strategic decisions so that their brain would give them more reward chemicals.The recent future of food events threw up the usual mix of innovation, frustration, solutions and debate. While online events can never be as engaging as meetings held in person, holding them remotely enables greater access for experts who wouldn’t necessarily be able to travel for to attend. Being able to include growers directly in the conversations, for example, adds significant depth to the credibility of the conclusions.
Here, in no particular order, are some points and themes that emerged from the two conferences.
In terms of public policy, two points stood out. Firstly, the US re-joining the Paris climate accord and the general sense of urgency from the Biden administration on environmental matters and, by extension, the agriculture sector. And, secondly, the EU’s Green Deal and the Farm to Fork programme is potentially very interesting.
Linked to this, of course, is that much of agriculture still requires some degree of public subsidy. If this is the case, is there potential to use this better to encourage new regenerative practices? In other words, should governments make subsidies reflect ecosystem services – and have public money with better strings attached.
There were many discussions at the two events on carbon. Natural carbon sequestration, carbon pricing, carbon capture and storage, voluntary measures versus regulations – there’s a consensus that it’s very important, but how it’s going to work effectively at scale is still unclear. Tools are emerging to help for sure. But while it may be easy for CEOs to announce carbon commitments, the how in making that happen can be extraordinarily complex.
For farmers, when thinking of the route to net-zero emissions a big challenge is that agriculture is seen as the potential mop-up solution for everything else. On the contrary, every sector must play its role in cutting emissions – no one can offset their way to net zero.
Regenerative agriculture does feel like being more than just the latest buzzword – particularly as many techniques are not new – and there is consensus that they do represent a clear path to properly cutting inputs and impacts, and not negatively impacting yields. An interesting point around regen agri at scale is while there is potential for developing new markets