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• Makeup-Free Kim Kardashian Wears Sweats During Low-Key Dinner Date With Kanye West - Life&Style Weekly
• Save 20% on The Nightmare Before Christmas Sally T-Shirt Dress and Makeup Brush Set - Comicbook.com
• Who will take over as the veteran leader for the Indiana Pacers? - 8 Points, 9 Seconds
• Brick-and-Mortar Retail Can't Miss Out on Virtual Shopping Assistants - Total Retail
• Watch: Hilary Barry meets Blenheim cop who almost won Miss Universe NZ - TVNZ

Makeup-Free Kim Kardashian Wears Sweats During Low-Key Dinner Date With Kanye West - Life&Style Weekly Posted: 19 Aug 2019 10:47 AM PDT Laidback! Kim Kardashian stepped out completely makeup-free with husband Kanye West after the two enjoyed dinner together at The Bungalow restaurant in Santa Monica on August 18. It was a bit surprising to see the KKW Beauty founder looking so dressed down considering she's the queen of glam. It appeared that the rapper also had something going on because he had a medical brace wrapped around his left wrist. The brunette beauty, 38, wore a grey hoodie and matching sweatpants that read "Providence College." She finished the comfy ensemble with a pair of blue and grey Yeezy sneakers. The 42-year-old Grammy winner also rocked his signature brand with a unique hoodie covered in sketches, blue pants and sunglasses. NGRE/BACKGRID According to the Keeping Up With the Kardashians starlet's social media, she appears to be on vacation in the Bahamas with her daughter Chicago, Khloé Kardashian, True Thompson and La La Anthony. It's possible that she looked so casual while out with her hubby because the two grabbed a quick dinner before she jetted off for the luxe trip. While she's spending some quality girl time with her crew, her marriage to the "I Love It' artist seems solid. The two just got back from an epic family vacation to Japan with their older children — North, 6, and Saint, 3, — where they checked out museums and explored the country. The Kardashian-West family even missed Kylie Jenner's 22nd birthday celebration in Italy for the trip. It's great that Kim's marriage is strong, but there was some serious tension among the siblings in the famous reality family. In a new preview for the upcoming season, Kris Jenner takes her daughters on a ranchers vacation to help everyone chill out and reconnect with one another. "So, in case you're wondering why I wanted to bring you all to Jackson Hole [Wyoming], I think we just really needed some family bonding time," the 63-year-old explained to Kim, Khloé, Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner. "I feel like things are a little bit off, and we really need to press a reset button and have a fresh start, so that we all feel really good about where we are." We hope they can figure it out!

Save 20% on The Nightmare Before Christmas Sally T-Shirt Dress and Makeup Brush Set - Comicbook.com Posted: 19 Aug 2019 09:18 AM PDT Halloween is just around the corner, but we wouldn't blame you for using Disney's The Nightmare Before Christmas Sally t-shirt dress and Deadly Night Shade makeup set year round. Plus, Hot Topic has both of them on sale at the moment for 20% off, bringing the prices down to only $23.92. Grab the dress here (sizes XS to 2X) and the makeup brush set here while they last. If the wildly popular Worm's Wort Soup trinket box set that Hot Topic released earlier this month is any indicator, the dress and the makeup set will sell out quickly. The same is true for the Dapper Jack Skellington Diamond Collection Funko Pop figure, which was released recently as a Hot Topic exclusive. Keep in mind that shipping is free on orders over $60. On a related note, if you're a fan of Disney's cult classic 1993 film Hocus Pocus, you have a decision to make. One option would be to go full-on with a Sanderson Sisters costume, another would be to go with this new Disney Parks Hocus Pocus halter top dress and Loungefly Spellbook clutch combo. 0comments You can order the dress right here for $128 in sizes XS to Plus 3X. Features include Sanderson Sisters screen art with an allover pattern, "Tonight we fly" embroidery on the back, and side seam pockets (a similar Disney Villains dress is also available). The Spellbook clutch is available here for $65 and features a removable strap, six card slots, and enough space for the basics. Again, both of these items were created for Disney Parks, so this is an opportunity to grab them without booking a flight and buying a ticket. Note that shipping is free on orders of $75 or more when you use the code SHIPMAGIC at checkout. Note: This is not a sponsored post, but if you purchase one of the awesome products featured above, we may earn a small commission from the retailer. Thank you for your support. ----- Have you subscribed to ComicBook Nation, the official Podcast of ComicBook.com yet? Check it out by clicking here or listen below. The crew is breaking it down for Episode 57 and we've got news headed into the weekend. We're talking the new G.I. Joe Snake Eyes movie, a potential major Powers of X twist, and Robocop reboot updates. We've got all that and we're bringing back the Rant & Rave section - all in today's episode of #ComicBookNation! Make sure to subscribe now to never miss an episode!

Who will take over as the veteran leader for the Indiana Pacers? - 8 Points, 9 Seconds Posted: 19 Aug 2019 07:33 AM PDT Thaddeus Young Indiana Pacers (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) Entering a fresh season with a brand-new roster, who will step up to be the veteran leader of this year's Indiana Pacers squad? The departure of Thaddeus Young for the Indiana Pacers means change for the makeup of the locker room. While the team will surely miss his hustle, aggressive defense and fine touch in the paint, Young brought something to the squad that goes beyond the box score: veteran leadership. It's been him throughout the Victor Oladipo era. In the Paul George era, it was David West. Every roster iteration has somebody who has seen everything in the NBA — somebody who can hold a steady hand and show the young players their way through the league. Young will serve that role on the Chicago Bulls well, but he leaves the Pacers without a solidified veteran leader for the near future. With guys like Bojan Bogdanovic and Cory Joseph exiting the team in free agency as well, many of the top candidates for the role are no longer in Indiana. That doesn't leave them without solid options, though. Recent signee Justin Holiday is not only the oldest player on the team, but already holds the title of older brother to young point guard Aaron Holiday. Myles Turner, on the other hand, is only 23 years old, but is actually the longest-tenured Pacer on the roster. Malcolm Brogdon brings plenty of leadership experience from his days in Milwaukee, and of course, Victor Oladipo is a natural fit to take over the role as well. Ultimately, though, what makes a player thrive as a veteran leader? Where do the current candidates on the Indiana Pacers fall on that spectrum? Let's take a look at each of the main suspects and figure out why or why not they can fill in the kind of veteran presence Young brought to the team last year.

Brick-and-Mortar Retail Can't Miss Out on Virtual Shopping Assistants - Total Retail Posted: 19 Aug 2019 08:43 AM PDT Brick-and-mortar retail is getting dissed by millennials, who increasingly prefer to shop online. With millennials representing an estimated $1.4 trillion in purchasing power, brick-and-mortar retailers can't afford to ignore their needs as e-commerce and subscription services eat into market share. In the words of Vanilla Ice, retailers need to "stop, collaborate and listen," brick-and-mortar retail "is back with a brand-new invention." Inexpensive Innovation Artificial intelligence (AI) has been making its way into the physical shopping experience for some time now. Sam's Club jumped on the Amazon Go train and now has select stores with AI-run checkout sections. Sephora's Color iQ scans customers' faces and uses AI to determine the perfect makeup combination for their skin. For many in-store retailers, however, the high expense of AI, combined with limited application, has been an obstacle to adoption. However, a modular conversational agent platform, or virtual shopping assistant, doesn't require NASA-like funding and a research and development department. A modular agent can be easily developed and help create personalized and seamless interactive experiences for customer support, product searches, and payments, all from a customer's phone. By focusing on a modular strategy, you can separate out the key building blocks — speech-to-text and natural language processing — and remove, plug in and update different versions of each as your needs dictate. What's a Conversational Agent and Why Do I Need One? Conversational agents are text- or voice-based AI, such as chatbots and virtual assistants. Chatbots facilitate text-based interactions, while virtual assistants, like Alexa, are voice-based. The millennial generation hates talking on the phone, and conversational agents represent an opportunity to engage with a brand minus the social pressures of human interaction. Given that the majority of shoppers prefer to be left alone in-store, conversational agents may be brick-and-mortar retail's best avenue to in-store customer engagement. A new development in virtual shopping assistant technology for retail stores allows a chatbot or virtual assistant to be deployed at a kiosk. By utilizing facial recognition technology, retailers can identify customers as they walk in the door, tie them to their online activity, and use a virtual shopping assistant to engage and further refine their profile. Alternatively, virtual shopping assistants can be integrated as a standalone with a mobile or web app, which can potentially eliminate cost as a barrier to entry. While this approach can be used across industries, in-store retail presents unique opportunities to leverage other edge technologies. With the ability to integrate conversational agents with facial recognition technology, for example, retailers can highly tailor the in-store customer experience to each individual. Frictionless Sales Customer engagement with a brand now occurs across multiple channels — social, e-commerce, in-store, email, etc. When customers are online, they receive a barrage of nudges — ads, suggestions, reviews — that push them toward products that appeal to them. Physical retailers have struggled to adopt similar techniques, which often results in customers missing out on products they didn't know existed. Millennials love their phones. Almost half of all millennials would rather give up shampooing than their phones. And chatbots are on their way to becoming as indispensable as the smartphone; 70 percent of millennials have reported positive experiences with chatbots. Incorporating both into the retail environment can revive the customer experience. Best Practices for Building a Virtual Shopping Assistant As adoption becomes widespread, understanding the basic components of a virtual shopping assistant will help retail leaders navigate new technologies and techniques. The most important takeaway for retailers is the importance of "componentizing" your agent platforms so they can be the building blocks for a variety of uses. What does that mean? If you want to get the most out of your investment, you need to make the right decisions before you begin building your virtual shopping assistant. Enable integrations. To start, long-term success means maintaining the ability to integrate with foundational building blocks such as natural language processing, speech-to-text, text-to-speech and software automation technologies. You need to be able to plug in different solutions as they're developed over time to broaden the agent's application. RESTful APIs, for example, create a sustainable way to develop other use cases for a conversational agent and connect with cloud-based services (or ones you build). Design use cases. Conversational agents have the potential to be more than just shopping assistants. From customer support to stylists and the supply chain, the options available will multiply as technology advances. Therefore, it's important to outline the desired use cases for a model before starting development. Start simple. For virtual shopping assistants to converse, they need a content model to pull their language and reactions from, much like human verbal dexterity depends on vocabulary and understanding of context and syntax. Make sure to start with a generic content model as a default and add modular, configurable use case-specific models as you grow. That way your virtual shopping assistant can become smarter over time. It's Now or Never Millennials, Gen X, Gen Z and tech-savvy boomers benefit from a consistent and fluid customer experience. The ability to move from online to in-store shopping without a hitch in the checkout process can dramatically improve brick-and-mortar's viability in the coming years. One way to eliminate hitches is to use virtual shopping assistants. Those that delay adoption risk ending up like the 7,000 stores that closed so far this year. Not only does retail need to be future-proofed with edge technology, but the technology also needs future-proofing. When building a virtual shopping assistant, develop with a variety of use cases in mind. A platform that can plug and chug the foundational building blocks provides flexibility to choose the most appropriate technology of the moment while adding capabilities over time, including machine vision (facial/object recognition), robotic process automation (RPA) to the backend, even integrating blockchain capabilities or interfacing with hardware components. In the brave new world of brick-and-mortar retail, you need to run the future to survive the present. Tipton Loo is vice president of digital edge at ProKarma, a global digital services company that helps organizations build the vision and tools to run the future.

Watch: Hilary Barry meets Blenheim cop who almost won Miss Universe NZ - TVNZ Posted: 19 Aug 2019 10:18 AM PDT When Seven Sharp host Hilary Barry found out a police officer from Blenheim had entered Miss Universe New Zealand, she had to find out why. Hannah McCabe evokes memories of the Sandra Bullock film Miss Congeniality, about a cop going undercover in a beauty pageant. However, Constable McCabe had different reasons for entering Miss Universe New Zealand. "To be a good Miss Universe New Zealand you've got to be empathetic and driven and motivated. It's the same with my job at home," she says. Being from a small town meant lots of interest as to why Ms McCabe entered. "There's curiosity about this. What is it for? What are you doing? Where are you going with this? "Just the usual questions that people have but then they're looking at me and saying 'you're not a beauty queen' because I don't wear makeup at work. "I have my big chunky boots on and eat chocolate and night shift snacks and I'm definitely not a beauty queen at home!" In the end the winning tiara went to Auckland's Diamond Langi. Constable McCabe came in a close second.

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