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Google Introduces Home Shopping Facility To YouTube
Google Update | Admin | Updated: 2013-06-24
From radio to television to computers, advertising seems to have finally come of age. Almost everybody is familiar with YouTube - the popular video sharing site, today. Even those who are not tech savvy enough would surely have logged on to YouTube at one point or the other; maybe to watch the latest music video, or to learn how to play an instrument, etc.
Owing to the phenomenal popularity of YouTube all across the world, advertisers have long used this medium for promoting their products/services on a global scale. Those who make regular use of YouTube must surely have noticed the clickable ads inside the YouTube Videos. The use of YouTube for product promotion through these clickable ads is almost as old as YouTube itself. Google has gone one step forward & introduced Home Shopping Facility to YouTube. Now businesses can not only use YouTube for marketing, but for directly selling to the consumers also. With this step, YouTube ecommerce has been taken to a whole new dimension altogether.
If the success of Home shopping channels on television is any indication, this move by Google is all set to make new records. Now the buyers can simply proceed from watching an infomercial to making a purchase via YouTube. All this is possible with the help of a new channel gadget which allows used to buy products through YouTube.
This revolutionary gadget allows the users to check the availability of products, browse through the list of retailers who offer these products, make price comparisons & finally make a purchase. The move from simply browsing to buying is quite seamless. With consumers now having the home shopping facility on YouTube, shopping became more convenient than ever.
The whole process of shopping just got shortened as from watching the demo videos on YouTube, the consumer can directly move on to make an online purchase after getting all the information. This is a faster, more efficient as well as convenient way of shopping as compared to other alternatives. For tech savvy shopaholics around the world, the Home Shopping facility introduced by Google is good news indeed.
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Live 2007 - "Il Concerto" è un album musicale contenente registrazioni dal vivo effettuate durante gli ultimi anni della carriera di Mia Martini. Pubblicato nel 2007 con etichetta Deltadischi, l'album riscosse un buon successo come allegato alla popolare rivista Tv Sorrisi e Canzoni.

Descrizione
Questa raccolta contiene alcune interpretazioni dal vivo inedite, registrate da Mia Martini negli ultimi anni di carriera. Spiccano per intensità, Emozioni e Reginella.

L'apertura del disco è stato affidato all'inedito Le altre, scritto da Mariella Nava.

Tracce

Inediti in studio

 Le altre (inedito)
 Uomini farfalla (duetto inedito con Maurizio Piccoli)

Inediti live

 Statte vicino a me
 Questi miei pensieri
 Al mondo
 Che vuoi che sia se t'ho aspettato tanto
 Donna
 Inno
 I treni a vapore
 Come Togheter
 Cu'mme
 Gli uomini non cambiano
 Medley (Minuetto - E non finisce mica il cielo - Piccolo uomo - Danza)
 Almeno tu nell'universo
 Reginella
 Emozioni

Collegamenti esterni

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One of the key aspects of Continuous Integration is always to see how the builds are performing, gathering important metrics, documenting those outcomes and generating continuous feedback through continuous builds.
What are the benefits of having these metrics in place?
Not Committing Code Enough − If developers are not committing code to a version control repository frequently, the reason may be a slow integration build. To begin to reduce build duration, perform a high-level analysis of the integration build environment to determine the bottlenecks.
Next, analyze the findings and determine the most appropriate improvement, then attempt to make changes in the build process to reduce the build's duration. Lastly, reevaluate the build duration to determine if further improvements are warranted.
Improve Test Performance − Even in a well-functioning CI system, a bulk of the integration build time will be taken up by the execution of automated tests. Evaluating and improving the performance of these tests can dramatically reduce build duration.
Infrastructure Issues − You may discover that integration builds are slow because of the system infrastructure. Perhaps network performance is slow or there is a slow-performing virtual private network connection.
Geographically dispersed systems and unreliable hardware or software can also induce performance issues. Investigate and improve any infrastructure resources to reduce the build duration.
Following are some of the metrics which are available in a Continuous Integration server.
One of the simplest form of metrics is what is available in the project dashboard. The key element here is to note the duration of each build. If the duration of each build starts increasing disproportionally to the code being built, then this could be an issue. So, this is one feedback that can be taken and the causes of this could be that the CI server is low on resources and maybe the capacity of the server needs to be increased.
TeamCity has the facility to see if the CI server is in fact having any sort of issues with regards to infrastructure. In the admin dashboard in TeamCity, one can click on Disk Usage to see how much disk space is being consumed by each build.
If any more details are required, then TeamCity has the diagnostics button, which can give more information on the CPU and Memory being utilized by the CI Server.
If one wants to see a detailed view of the builds of a particular project over time, then this is available as a part of the project builds. In the Project build screen, go to the Statistics screen, this will provide various statistics and charts on how the build is performing.


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Asthma is an increasingly common lung disease in the U.S. People who have asthma have inflamed and highly irritable airways. When the airways are exposed to irritants, they narrow, making breathing more difficult. Signs of asthma include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and difficulty breathing, especially at night and early in the morning. Common irritants include tobacco smoke, air pollution, viral infection and allergens like dust mites and cat dander. Vigorous exercise also can act like an irritant by triggering airway spasm and narrowing. This is referred to as exercise-induced asthma.
About five to 10 minutes into a strenuous soccer game you start to cough and feel short of breath. You tell yourself that you're out of shape and recommit to your resolution to participate in vigorous cardiovascular exercise at least three days per week. But then, the next time and the time after that the same feelings of difficulty breathing set in. You finally go visit your doctor, who tells you that you have asthma. But this only happens with exercise, you say.
If that's the case, you're one of 5 to 10% of people with asthma who only experience symptoms with exercise. On the other hand, 90% of people with asthma have exercise-induced symptoms. Exercise-induced asthma attacks may start during exercise or shortly after exercise. These episodes tend to be shorter than attacks with other triggers.
Many people with asthma avoid exercise, thinking it will do more harm than good. The truth is that people with asthma can experience the same benefits from exercise as everyone else. And with the proper precautions, the risks are significantly lessened.
First, have a thorough medical evaluation and obtain your doctor's permission before beginning an exercise program. Your doctor will probably prescribe you a medicine to help keep your airways open during exercise. For example, you may be instructed to take albuterol, a short-acting inhaled bronchodilator, 15 minutes before exercise to prevent symptoms for up to about four hours.
Always have medication nearby for use in the event of an asthma attack. Be aware of early signs of an asthma attack, such as shortness of breath and coughing.
Take extra time (aim for 15 minutes) to warm up before exercising. This helps the airway retain a more normal size.
Prolong your cool-down. The second most likely time to experience an exercise-induced asthma attack is in the five to 10 minutes after exercise. By gradually decreasing intensity, you reduce your risk.
Be aware of your exercise environment. Avoid exposure to other asthma triggers such as pollen and pollution when exercising. A warm and humid environment (like that in a pool) reduces exposure of the lungs to cool, dry air—the suspected cause of exercise-induced asthma.
Consider exercising at the lower end of your target heart-rate range and incorporating intervals for high-intensity training to minimize your risk of an asthma attack. Choose exercises least likely to trigger an attack, such as pool swimming and walking.
Maintain adequate hydration. This will decrease mucous accumulation in the airways, thus reducing risk for an asthma attack or a future infection like bronchitis or pneumonia.
Maximize air exchange with diaphragmatic breathing. Inhale deeply through your nose and exhale through your mouth. With each inhalation you should see or feel your belly rise.
Rest when necessary and listen to what your body is telling you.
Asthma does not equate to an inactive life. In fact, six-time Olympic gold medalist Jackie Joyner–Kersee achieved the highest levels of athletic success despite having asthma. As long as you and your physician are comfortable with your level of activity, nothing should keep you from doing the activities that keep you happy and healthy. An ACE-certified Advanced Health & Fitness Specialist can help you design the program that's just right for you if you need help getting started.


Nissan's 2020 Rogue Sport adds more standard safety equipment across the lineup, including the base S model.
Nissan's 2020 Rogue Sport will enter its fourth model year as the U.S. Qashqai with a fresh exterior and revised trim levels and option packages, the automaker announced at the Chicago Auto Show. It's set to go on sale in the fall.
The enhancements follow several upgrades for the 2019 Rogue Sport, such as available ProPilot Assist driver-assisting technology and the Safety Shield 360 bundle, an updated audio system, and standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
With the 2020 updates, Nissan is hoping to differentiate its Rogue Sport from its Rogue with a new front fascia that features a new hood, Vmotion grille, and bumper. The vehicle adds LED Daytime Running Lights. The rear adds a combination light design that matches the front.
Nissan is making its Safety Shield 360 standard on all Rogue Sport models, including the base S. The package includes automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking, lane departure warning, radar-based blind spot warning, rear cross traffic alert, and high beam assist.
The Rogue Sport will be offered again in S, SV, and SL models that are powered by a 2.0-liter inline-four-cylinder engine that delivers 141 peak horsepower through an Xtronic CVT with Eco mode.
The Rogue Sport has helped bolster small-SUV sales for Nissan, which reports it as part of Rogue sales. In 2018, Nissan sold 412,110 Rogue and Rogue Sport crossovers, which ranked second among all SUV nameplates. In 2017, Nissan increased Rogue-based sales by 73,561 to 403,465 units.


Since making my first 1840's dress over a year ago, I have been dying to make another. I'm naturally more drawn to the simpler, "every day" wear, if you will, and I'm stepping outside my comfort zone by working on something more elegant.
I came across this beautiful portrait of Queen Marie-Louise of Belgium from 1841, and I fell in love. Not only does it capture the very essence of 1840's fashion with just a hint of the 1830's in the hair, it's also red and I recently got it into my head that I want to make a red dress (for no reason in particular).
Today I'm sharing my inspiration and the beginning of my research for the gown.
The painting itself was painted by Franz Xaver Winterhalter in 1841. Winterhalter was a well known artist of the 19th century, and painted portraits for royalty all over the world. Perhaps his most famous portrait is of Empress Sisi of Austria.
It looks to me as if the dress is made of velvet, however I've decided to make it from a faux silk I got a good deal on from Bankok Thai Silks. I would use 100% silk fabric, but unfortunately my budget isn't quite there at the moment.
The dress has the typical shape of the period with a full pleated skirt, pointed bodice, and pleated bertha with puffed sleeves. It's accessorized with a lace tucker, jewelery, and a lace shawl and headpiece.
I'm planning on doing more of an interpretation of the gown rather than an exact replica, so I may play around with the accessories and hair a little.
As for patterns, I'm drafting everything myself using patterns from Patterns of Fashion I and Period Costume for the Stage and Screen as references. I've found a couple of patterns in each that I think will work perfectly.
I'll be posting more about this dress soon.


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Adventures in Town Government | Education | Labor | Tiverton
The Same Old Local Political Roundabout
As circumstances deteriorate, it's instructive to observe the varying reactions and strategies for handling them. In Tiverton, the established order, so to speak, has redoubled its efforts to keep the negative focus on Tiverton Citizens for Change in the hopes that people won't notice that the plans for improvement bear a striking resemblance to the plans that got the town into its current mess. I've got a letter pointing out the 'round-and-'round nature of the debate:
On January 27, 2009, the school committee approved a largely retroactive contract for teachers that ate up about $300,000 of that year's budget, added approximately $150,000 to the current year's, and is contributing more than that to the $600,000-plus increase in salaries and benefits budgeted for the next fiscal year. At a November 2008 meeting, Ms. Pallasch argued for approval, saying, "Let's start working on the new one, and give ourselves a little bit of room to refocus on the classroom and away from the adults." The argument was that we should resolve the running dispute while there was still time to negotiate the subsequent contract amicably.
At the time, I spoke up to predict that the union would not negotiate. Rather, it would wait out the recession based on the obvious reasoning that it could avoid concessions during hard economic times and — as we've taught its members to expect — receive retroactive raises when times improved. I also handed out a chart showing that there had been no abatement of the increases in teacher salaries and benefits in the past decade. Indeed, the per-pupil dollar amount had gone up more (54%) than the same number for the state as a whole (40%). Over the same period, the chart showed that most other expenditures had hardly moved.
Well, negotiations did not resume with an amicable tone. Indeed, in August, the union pointed out a clause in the contract extending it for another year. The school committee had somehow missed the trick that it was supposed to notify the union of its intention to negotiate the next contract a full month before the previous one was actually approved. Changes in healthcare copayments for which the committee had budgeted went out the window. So did negotiations.
And the usual suspects are back, making all of the union's arguments for it in advance of the debate. Wealthy people wanting to increase taxes rather than stand firm with the organized labor behemoth that has soaked up a growing portion of our educational and municipal funds.
The system is broken. Revving it up for another season is not the solution.
"Rally For Fairness" – Solidarity to Descend on Central Falls
The General Assembly as RI's All-Purpose Charity
Dick Tuck
"No Child Left Behind" was AUTHORED by Teddy Kennedy (now late) at the behest of GW Bush as an effort at bipartisanship. Lota good that did. However IN the act is an EXEMPTION Section 1115 8 ii from memory recognizing that local TENURE laws (RIGL 16-13-3) are not to be pre- empted. TWAS A SOP TO LABOR BY THE SWIMMER.
The net result will be that the young dedicated teachers will GO and the fat lazy one (not MY words) will KEEP their jobs. This will become a MESS from which Gallo will quickly bail.
A mess! Why fire teachwers who have nothing to do with the areas in which CFH is 'failing"? Just vindictiveness seems to me. The fact that Obammy's chief education policy hoodie is down here bashing the knuckles of a union group that backed his coronation is, shall we say, interesting. How's that hopey changey thing working out for YOU, CFH teachers?

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"Astrosaur is probably one of the most promising new musical phenomenon of the Scandinavian Peninsula"
"Brutally beautiful (…) it takes a long time and many records between each time I experience such a moment"
"It sometimes sounds like a mix of Crowbar and High On Fire, just that it's played by 25-year-olds with a theoretical background, and not bearded 50-year-olds with cirrhosis"
"Give yourself a few listens to fully appreciate this album and you will have one hell of a wild ride"
Recorded live by Fredrik Ingebrigtsen at Ocean Sound Recordings. Mixed and mastered by Jørgen Træen at Duper Studio. Sleeve by Robert Høyem.


Note: This ARC was provided by InkSlinger PR in exchange for an honest review.
I think that it's difficult for authors who have well-loved, bestselling series that helped them make a name for themselves to come up with something new--something that will make their readers and fans get up and say, "Yes! She's done it again!" After having read series starter Tap, I'm feeling rather hopeful as far as Georgia Cates and her Lovibond series are concerned. Three brew masters, three women who will steal their hearts, and three stories, and it was Tap that introduced me to the world of Lovibond Brewery and the three owners--Lucas Broussard, Oliver Thorn, and Porter Beckman, and it's looking like this is a world worthy of delving into even further. The first book is about Lucas, aka as Tap or Brou, and Ollie's older sister Lawrence, aka as Law or Wren. Theirs is a deliciously dirty but satisfyingly sweet modern romance.
Both Lucas and Wren have had experiences that have shaped them into the people they are now, experiences that have formed their views when it comes to love and relationships. Lucas's marriage to his best friend led to one particularly painful and heartbreaking experience and the marriage went on to end in a way that I certainly never expected nor would I have ever envisioned it turning out the way it did. This was a first for me because that kind of post-divorce relationship isn't in any of the books I've ever read (and I'm 42 and a voracious reader, so you can imagine how many books I'm talking about here...unless I'm extremely forgetful and simply forgot...but whatever...). Then there's Wren's and Oliver's terrible childhood at the hands of two people who should never have become nor should ever be called "parents".
Learn more about Georgia Cates.


Martine Ehrenclou began to write The Take-Charge Patient: How You Can Get the Best Medical Care after spending time at a hospital with sick loved ones and seeing, she said, the difference in medical care experienced by those who advocated for themselves and those who did not. Then, six months into researching the topic, she developed debilitating—and seemingly undiagnosable—chronic pelvic pain and faced the challenge of having to advocate for herself.
Divided into short, straightforward chapters, The Take-Charge Patient covers everything from understanding the doctor-patient relationship and getting the most out of each doctor visit to preventing medical errors and differentiating between types of procedures and care providers. Starting each section and woven in throughout are valuable first-person stories and advice shared by the more than two hundred patients and health professionals (including surgeons, family practitioners, registered nurses, medical assistants, and clinical professors) Ehrenclou interviewed.
Similar to her first book, Critical Conditions: The Essential Hospital Guide to Get Your Loved One Out Alive, Ehrenclou has written The Take-Charge Patient with the kind of authority and know-how that only someone who has experienced these challenges firsthand can achieve. The information is thorough, the tone comforting, and Ehrenclou's straightforward suggestions make even the most daunting tasks—such as telling a longtime doctor you want a second opinion—seem doable.
At the end of each chapter is a Patient Checklist, as well as bulleted lists of resources and, when appropriate, suggested follow-up questions. The last chapter is dedicated to the importance of being proactive and completing legal advance directive forms such as a living will and durable power for attorney for healthcare, which state what kind of life-prolonging medical care you want to receive if you become unable to make your own decisions, as well as who you want to make medical decisions on your behalf.
The appendix includes helpful definitions of medical professionals, tests, and health insurance terms that, like the rest of the book, are written simply, making complex medical information easy to understand.
For anyone facing a complex diagnosis or condition in today's increasingly complicated medical world, The Take-Charge Patient is a valuable tool and guide with sound advice that won't soon be outdated.


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#ifndef TENSORFLOW_CORE_DATA_SERVICE_SERVER_LIB_H_
#define TENSORFLOW_CORE_DATA_SERVICE_SERVER_LIB_H_

#include "grpcpp/server.h"
#include "grpcpp/server_builder.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/data/service/data_transfer.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/lib/core/status.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/profiler/rpc/profiler_service_impl.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/protobuf/service_config.pb.h"

namespace tensorflow {
namespace data {

// Forward declared because transitively depending on .grpc.pb.h files causes
// issues in the pywrap build.
class GrpcDispatcherImpl;
class GrpcWorkerImpl;

// A grpc server for the tf.data service.
class GrpcDataServerBase {
 public:
  // Constructs a tf.data server with the specified port. If the port is 0, the
  // server will find an available port in `Start()`. The chosen port can be
  // found by calling `BoundPort()`.
  GrpcDataServerBase(int requested_port, const std::string& protocol,
                     const std::string server_type);
  virtual ~GrpcDataServerBase() {}

  // Starts the server running asynchronously.
  Status Start();

  // Stops the server. This will block until all outstanding requests complete.
  void Stop();

  // Blocks until the server stops.
  void Join();

  // Returns the port bound by the server. Only valid after calling Start().
  int BoundPort();

 protected:
  virtual void AddDataServiceToBuilder(::grpc::ServerBuilder& builder) = 0;
  void AddProfilerServiceToBuilder(::grpc::ServerBuilder& builder);
  // Starts the service. This will be called after building the service, so
  // bound_port() will return the actual bound port.
  virtual Status StartServiceInternal() = 0;
  virtual void StopServiceInternal() {}

  int bound_port() { return bound_port_; }

  const int requested_port_;
  const std::string protocol_;
  const std::string server_type_;

 private:
  int bound_port_;
  bool started_ = false;
  bool stopped_ = false;

  std::unique_ptr<::grpc::Server> server_;
  // TensorFlow profiler service implementation.
  std::unique_ptr<grpc::ProfilerService::Service> profiler_service_ = nullptr;
};

class DispatchGrpcDataServer : public GrpcDataServerBase {
 public:
  explicit DispatchGrpcDataServer(const experimental::DispatcherConfig& config);
  ~DispatchGrpcDataServer() override;

  // Returns the number of workers registerd with the dispatcher.
  Status NumWorkers(int* num_workers);
  // Returns the number of active (non-finished) jobs running on the dispatcher.
  size_t NumActiveJobs();

 protected:
  void AddDataServiceToBuilder(::grpc::ServerBuilder& builder) override;
  Status StartServiceInternal() override;

 private:
  const experimental::DispatcherConfig config_;
  // Owned. We use a raw pointer because GrpcDispatcherImpl is forward-declared.
  GrpcDispatcherImpl* service_;
};

class WorkerGrpcDataServer : public GrpcDataServerBase {
 public:
  explicit WorkerGrpcDataServer(const experimental::WorkerConfig& config);
  ~WorkerGrpcDataServer() override;

  // Returns the number of tasks currently being executed by the worker.
  Status NumTasks(int* num_tasks);

 protected:
  void AddDataServiceToBuilder(::grpc::ServerBuilder& builder) override;
  Status StartServiceInternal() override;
  void StopServiceInternal() override;

 private:
  const experimental::WorkerConfig config_;
  // Owned. We use a raw pointer because GrpcWorkerImpl is forward-declared.
  GrpcWorkerImpl* service_;
  std::shared_ptr<DataTransferServer> transfer_server_;
};

// Creates a dispatch tf.data server and stores it in `out_server`.
Status NewDispatchServer(const experimental::DispatcherConfig& config,
                         std::unique_ptr<DispatchGrpcDataServer>& out_server);

// Creates a worker tf.data server and stores it in `out_server`.
Status NewWorkerServer(const experimental::WorkerConfig& config,
                       std::unique_ptr<WorkerGrpcDataServer>& out_server);

}  // namespace data
}  // namespace tensorflow

#endif  // TENSORFLOW_CORE_DATA_SERVICE_SERVER_LIB_H_

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Catwalk closed, but survives first flood conditions
Written by Stewart McClintic on September 9, 2016
Although Wednesday's rains from former Hurricane Newton did not produce the feared severe flooding, the Glenwood Ranger District of the Gila National Forest did see some flooding in Whitewater Creek, which the newly reinstalled Catwalk trail survived without a scratch.
"As far as the Catwalk trail itself, it held up really well, as well as the picnic area," said Glenwood Ranger District recreation staffer Silas Davidson. "We were all holding our breath and crossing our fingers, but it did a good job."
Davidson said that the flooding became so intense that they had to close the Catwalk trail on Wednesday — primarily because there was no way to access it over the low-water crossings that lead to the park.
"We had enough that it definitely closed down the first and second water crossing on the way up there," he said. "It is still closed, and it will likely remain closed through the weekend and into next week. I'm not sure when we can get it open, but we're hoping as soon as possible."
According to National Weather Service Meteorologist Tim Brice — whose agency issued a flash flood watch in advance of Newton's arrival — sometimes the weather doesn't pan out, and will strike in different areas.
"It was a flash flood watch; watch means the conditions were favorable for bad things to happen," he explained. "Warning means bad things are happening."
Davidson said the weather wasn't necessarily expected to hit Silver City as hard as the smaller storm that struck the week before.
"We took a break for a few days and Hurricane Newton got all fired up and headed our direction," he said. "It looked like the remnants of the storm were going to bring a lot of rain. They brought a fair amount of rain, but the heaviest missed" Silver City.
Although it seems the area is through the worst of monsoon season, Davidson expects rains could continue at least through the end of the month, if not a little bit longer.
"From what I've seen, I still see plenty of monsoon moisture moving into the area, or at least sitting on top of us," he said. "We're going to dry out starting [today], but then the first part of next week we'll see the moisture get drawn back here and the rain chances will still go up."
Davidson said that while there could be more heavy rains, everything depends on where a storm dumps and how quickly it is moving. Basically, "if we can get it to spread out and not all fall out in an hour," he said.
"It depends on where it falls, it makes all the difference," Davidson said. "Many times I've seen, Silver City will get a very heavy rain, but it will be one basin over and it will run off a different direction."


If you've been considering jumping ship from your current carrier and hopping over to Sprint, you may want to finalize that decision before June 23, 2011. Why is that, you ask? Because until that date, Sprint will give you $125 per line if you port your existing number over (with a qualifying smartphone or data plan, of course). That's right, you will get paid to switch carriers.
Here's how the deal works: buy a new smartphone from Sprint's online store, transfer your number over (you should be prompted to do so during checkout), and register for your credit within 72 hours of activating your phone. Easy peasy.
Naturally, this deal requires a two-year agreement and you must keep the new line active for a minimum of 61 days to receive the credit. We've read through the fine print and this deal looks as legit as they come, so take advantage of it while you can!
Update: Unfortunately, this deal is only available through the Sprint Online store or your local retailer, so you won't be able to get it if you buy your phone through Wirefly, Amazon Wireless, or the like.


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Bosch India Expands Its Bidadi Plant In Karnataka
Bosch India has inaugurated its new expanded smart factory for mobility solutions in Bidadi, near Bengaluru. The company has invested about 31 million Euros towards the expansion of its Bidadi factory. Bosch says that the plant features latest Industry 4.0 solutions and carbon-neutral technology. The company has plans for the Bidadi plant to act as a local hub for development of powertrain solutions and also manufacture automotive products such as common rail single-cylinder pumps and high-pressure rails. The company will also generate employment opportunities for about 2,500 people by the end of 2019.
(Bosch will generate employment for about 2,500 people by end of 2019 at its Bidadi plant)
"Bosch is taking a further step toward more efficient, more flexible, and sustainable manufacturing in India in order to boost competitiveness and meet rising demand in the local market. The new Bidadi plant will further boost India's strong role in the Bosch Group's global network," said Volkmar Denner, chairman of the board of management of Robert Bosch GmbH.
(Dr. Volkmar Denner, chairman, Board of Management, Robert Bosch GmbH, addresses the employees at the expanded Bidadi facility)
The company is also planning to be fully climate neutral with its Bidadi plant. The new facility is aligned with the blueprint of the "Carbon neutral – 2020" strategy, with initiatives such as energy analytics, environmental initiatives such as tree planting, the use of alternative fuel like CNG for heating, and solar power capacity of 8.7 megawatts peak in 2018. The sun accounts for approximately 30 percent of the power consumed by the plant.
The facility has been built to run lean and be sustainable. The Bidadi plant features an intensive 'system continuous improvement process' technology into place which focusses on achieving waste-free processes. This allows the company to improve and maintain safety and quality standards, while remaining cost competitive. Bosch set up manufacturing operations in India in 1951, and these have grown over the years to include 18 manufacturing sites and 7 engineering and application centres across the country.
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Speed matters on the Internet. U.S policies should promote higher Internet speeds and higher capacity networks. The United States should adopt policies to get us to the National Broadband Plan of 50 megabits per second download and 20 megabits per second upload by 2015. New benchmarks in succeeding years should expand the number of households capable of sending and receiving multiple channel high-definition video and reach the global standard of 100 mbps.
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Q: get matlab standalone application output from php I have converted my .m file into a standalone application with the aid of deploytool.
Now, I want to run my application and get the outputs using PHP.
I can run my application on cmd. And it will return the outputs and print.
But I can not get the outputs from PHP.
this is the main file of my standalone application:
function [onsets,pitch,endpoint] =  matxtwavtomidi( input_args )

input=strsplit(input_args);
[s wavFs] = audioread(input{1});
[onsets,pitch,endpoint]=txtwavtomidi(s);

end

this is the result I get from cmd:
C:\Users\user> START /WAIT D:/java/matlab/matxtwavtomidi.exe D:/song.wav

onsets =
    1.7183
    1.7183
    2.3220
    2.3220

pitch =
    60
    72
    62
    74

endpoint =
    1.8576
    1.9040
    3.0650
    2.4149

this is my PHP:
<?php
$stringcmd= "START /WAIT D:/java/matlab/matxtwavtomidi.exe ";
$stringwav = "D:/song.wav";

exec($stringcmd.$stringwav, $output, $return_var);

echo $stringcmd.$stringwav;
var_dump($output);
var_dump($return_var);

?>

this is the result from php:
START /WAIT D:/java/matlab/matxtwavtomidi.exe D:/song.wav
array(0) { }
int(0)

Everytime when i run the application on cmd, it will always show the application's icon picture in the middle of the screen for 2 seconds and then disappear.
And when I run my PHP, it did show the icon picture,so I think it did run the application.
And there are no error in php_error_log and apache error_log.
My problem is,why can't my PHP get the outputs of the application from cmd?
And how to solve this problem?
(Sorry for my poor English..)

A: One good solution is to write your data from matlab to a .txt file and then read that file from your server side..
Hope it helps

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The Missouri Association for Career and Technical Education and the Missouri Business Education Association Summer Conference was held July 23-26, 2012 in Springfield, Missouri. The opening session included a keynote address from the National Business Teacher of the Year. Workshops on 1:1 Computing, Common Core Standards in Business and various other topics regarding the use of technology in teaching were offered to those who attended. The PhotoShop and Office 2010 workshops were offered by Cape Central High School business education teacher, Mrs. Theresa Taylor. At the closing session of the 2012 State Conference, Mrs. Taylor was elected president-elect of the Missouri Business Education Association for the 2012-13 academic year and will then serve as president for the 2013-14 academic year. Mrs. Taylor has taught business at Cape Central High School for ten years where she also serves as faculty advisor for Cape Central's chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America and as Cape Central's technology coordinator.
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Can I Pass Alopecia on to My Children?
It is possible, but not likely, for alopecia universalis to be inherited. Most children with alopecia universalis do not have a parent with the disease, and the vast majority of parents with alopecia universalis do not pass it along to their children.
Alopecia universalis is not like some genetic diseases in which a child has a 50-50 chance of developing the disease if one parent has it. Scientists believe that there may be a number of genes that predispose certain people to the disease. It is highly unlikely that a child would inherit all of the genes needed to predispose him or her to the disease.
Even with the right (or wrong) combination of genes, alopecia universalis is not a certainty. In identical twins, who share all of the same genes, the concordance rate is only 55 percent. In other words, if one twin has the disease, there is only a 55 percent chance that the other twin will have it as well. This shows that other factors besides genetics are required to trigger the disease.
Who Is Most Likely To Get Alopecia Areata?
Alopecia areata affects an estimated four million Americans of both sexes and of all ages and ethnic backgrounds. It often begins in childhood.
If you have a close family member with the disease, your risk of developing it is slightly increased. If your family member lost his or her first patch of hair before age 30, the risk to other family members is greater. Overall, one in five people with the disease have a family member who has it as well.
In alopecia universalis, immune system cells called white blood cells attack the rapidly growing cells in the hair follicles that make the hair. The affected hair follicles become small and drastically slow down hair production. Fortunately, the stem cells that continually supply the follicle with new cells do not seem to be targeted. So the follicle always has the potential to regrow hair.
Scientists do not know exactly why the hair follicles undergo these changes, but they suspect that a combination of genes may predispose some people to the disease. In those who are genetically predisposed, some type of trigger–perhaps a virus or something in the person's environment–brings on the attack against the hair follicles.
There are, however, studies that have been done that show a genetic link for those people who are diagnosed as having Alopecia Universalis. According to MedicineNet.com, the "disorder is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. It is caused by a mutation in a gene dubbed HR in chromosome band 8p21.2 that is the human homolog of the mouse "hairless" gene — the human version of the gene in the mouse that is responsible for hairless mice." Huh?? Basically they are saying that a good majority of those who develop alopecia universalis have a hereditary gene that could be the possible cause of their hair loss. This is great news since pinpointing a gene may provide scientists a more targeted approach to treating hair growth disorders such as alopecia.
What Are the Different Types of Alopecia?
Alopecia Areata – Patchy loss of hair whether that means patches on your legs, arms, pubic region, scalp, lashes or brows.
Each of the terms are for more descriptive purposes since the each of the types can sometimes be vague and symptoms may seem to "overlap" each other in places. For example, a person who is diagnosed as Alopecia Universalis may have hair growing on her left knee. Does this make the person Alopecia Totalis instead?
Alopecia is considered to be an autoimmune disease, in which the immune system, which is designed to protect the body from foreign invaders such as viruses and bacteria, mistakenly attacks the hair follicles, the tiny cup-shaped structures from which hairs grow. This can lead to hair loss on the scalp and elsewhere.
In most cases, hair falls out in small, round patches about the size of a quarter. In many cases, the disease does not extend beyond a few bare patches. In some people, hair loss is more extensive. Although uncommon, the disease can progress to cause total loss of hair on the head (referred to as alopecia areata totalis) or complete loss of hair on the head, face, and body (alopecia areata universalis).
Alopecia can occur at any age and is not life threatening, however the psychological impact on the person experiencing alopecia can be incredible. Such an impact can affect the person's social life and may lead to a higher risk of major depression and/or anxiety disorders.
How can I cope with the effects of AGA?
Living with hair loss can be hard, especially in a culture that views hair as a sign of youth and good health. Even so, most people with alopecia areata are well-adjusted, contented people living full lives.
The key to coping is valuing yourself for who you are, not for how much hair you have or don't have. Many people learning to cope with alopecia areata find it helpful to talk with other people who are dealing with the same problems. More than four million people nationwide have this disease at some point in their lives, so you are not alone. We have a number of women who live with alopecias of all kinds a daily basis in our Online Community who can help through message boards and support groups.
Another way to cope with the disease is to minimize its effects on your appearance. A wig or hairpiece can look natural and stylish. For small patches of hair loss, a hair-colored powder, cream, or crayon applied to the scalp can make hair loss less obvious by eliminating the contrast between the hair and the scalp. Skillfully applied eyebrow pencil can mask missing eyebrows.
For women, attractive scarves can hide patchy hair loss; jewelry and clothing can distract attention from patchy hair; and proper makeup can camouflage the effects of lost facial hair. If you would like to learn more about camouflaging the cosmetic aspects of androgenetic alopecia, ask your doctor or members of your local support group to recommend a cosmetologist who specializes in working with people whose appearance is affected by medical conditions.
Image photo of what a typical onset of alopecia areata looks like.
How will androgenetic alopecia affect my life?
The comforting news is that androgenetic alopecia is not a painful disease and does not make people feel sick physically. It is not contagious, and people who have the disease are generally healthy otherwise. It does not reduce life expectancy and it should not interfere with the ability to achieve such life goals as going to school, working, marrying, raising a family, playing sports, and exercising.
The emotional aspects of living with hair loss, however, can be challenging. Many people cope by learning as much as they can about the disease; speaking with others who are facing the same problem; and, if necessary, seeking counseling to help build a positive self-image. HerHairLossHelp.com offers a wonderful Online Community of women who suffer from alopecia and other hair loss afflictions that can help women who suffer from hair loss cope with their everyday activities. Having a community of women, who are all going through various stages of hair loss, offers other women an empathetic person to turn to when dealing with emotional difficulties because of their hair loss. Visit the HerHairLossHelp.com Forum to learn more!


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Saxton Ridge ist ein Gebirgskamm im ostantarktischen Mac-Robertson-Land. Er erstreckt sich in der Aramis Range der Prince Charles Mountains unmittelbar südlich des Thomson-Massivs.

Kartiert wurde er anhand von Luftaufnahmen der Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions aus dem Jahr 1956. Das Antarctic Names Committee of Australia (ANCA) benannte ihn nach Richard Alan Saxton (1923–2011), leitender Offizier auf der Wilkes-Station im Jahr 1963.

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 Saxton Ridge auf geographic.org (englisch)

Gebirge in Antarktika
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I had several people coming for a New Year's Day dinner, and wanted to make something new to start the culinary year. After several minutes, no I confess hours, reading cookbooks, I settled on a recipe on the Tartelette blog. If you love pastry you must visit Helene's blog. Not only is she a fantastic baker, her photography is absolutely mouthwatering, and her photos give me inspiration for the skills I aspire to reach.
The technique for this cake was to make dacquoise layers. They are basically merangue layers with almonds in them. I have made similar cookies before but this was my first cake type dacquoise. The server on her website seems to be down today, so I will revise and post a link later. You can just search under Tartelette and the blog usually comes up. It is called Raspberry Rose Bavarian Cream Cake on her blog.
I revised the recipe by using corn starch instead of flour so that the cake would be gluten free for Greg. I also did not have rose water so I used orange flower water instead. The layers turned out great, but perhaps a little soft. In reading other dacquoise recipes such as Julia Child, they did not have any starch in them, maybe that makes them more crunchy. Anyway, the really useful technique that I learned in making this cake was to make the raspeberry layer. You cook the frozen berries until they are dissolved, then add the gelatin, cool, and FREEZE them in a 1/4 sheet cookie pan. When you assemble the cake there is no mess with trying to spread out a thin layer, you just unwrap your thin little package of raspberry ice sheet and plunk it down on top of the dacquoise layer. When I have tried to spread soft gooey fillings on other cakes I often end up with crumbs and a messy layering, so this technique is really useful. I was concerned that there might be too much gelatin, but the cake tasted great, and the layers did not melt at all even when the cake had warmed to room temperature.
The bavarian cream recipe is delicious. It is a pastry cream that is cooked, gelatin added, cooled, then whipped cream is beaten and added to the mixture. The final cake was assembled and refrigerated for a few hours. I never got the lemon layer made, and really the cake was terrific, I'm not sure the lemon layer is needed, but it does add a warm sheen to the cake in the Tartelette Pictures. I have frozen the leftovers, so this is a cake you could make all ahead.
I have to compliment Dave and Linda, their explanation and pictures were great, and a nouveau souffle baker would be able to follow their directions easily.
I have made souffles before when I was younger and trying to learn about French cooking. Souffles were considered very exotic, so of course I wanted to make some. My early attempts all turned out, and chocolate was the one I remember making. However, since I have mot made many since, I guess that although they are interesting, souffles are not at the top of my extensive food loving list.
The other souffle memory I do have is that my mother often made a family favourite dessert called lemon pudding. Well guess what, turns out it was a souffle and we all loved it. I think one time my brother wanted a whole batch of lemon souffle for himself on his birthday. If you want a souffle recipe they are on the Daring Cooks website now.
I have done a lot of preserving over the years, so decided to make an interesting recipe that can be kept in the fridge or freezer. The best thing about these pickles is that they are very crisp. Despite several tries and different recipes, I have never gotten really crisp pickles that are heat preserved.
I think this recipe would work fine with cucumbers instead of zucchini.
This recipe is adapted from a cookbook that is probably no longer in print, called Quick Pickles, Easy recipes with Big Flavor, by Chris Schlesinger, John Willoughby, and Dan George. The book is all quick pickles, and I have made several variations from the book, so if you can find it it is great.
This recipe is originally for refrigerator storage, and will keep for about 6 weeks. However, after making another recipe for freezer ice box pickles, I experimented and discovered that these keep very well frozen, and stay crisp for about a week in the fridge once thawed. I used a really big (5 lbs) zucchini with a tough skin, and it worked great after scraping out the seeds and pithy stuff from the centre.
Even people who don't like zucchini like these.
3 cloves garlic (optional) Cut the zucchini into thin 1/8 inch little wedges. If using a really whopper zucchini, then scrape out the inside seeds and pithy interior. You can peel the zucchini, but I prefer it left green.
Place all this in a glass bowl, mix in the salt, and let sit for an hour. The salt will extract the juices, and the pile of zucchini will shrink. This is why the pickles stay crisp.
Rinse the veggies three times to get all the salt out. Place back in the bowl, and add the grapes.
Make the spice mixture in a saucepan, simmer for a couple minutes, and pour over the vegetables. Pack into jars that have been rinsed in boiling water first to sterilize. For refrigerator storage I use quarts and for freezing I use half or quarter pints so that I only defrost a small portion since they only stay crisp for a week at most, and are best the first cou0ple days.
These are good to eat in a couple hours, but best starting the next day. They must be kept in the fridge or freezer.
I love pakoras, the Indian snack food that is usually deep fried. I usually make them and freeze them. They are a great item to bring to dinner parties for an h'ors d'oeuvre as they can be baked from frozen fairly quickly. Anyway, although I love them, they are a lot of work to make, a lot of mess with the deep frying, and I dont even want to know the calories in them!
To make a long story short, I wondered about baking them instead, and when I searched the internet I found that others had had the same thought. Anyway, I just adapted my favourite pakora recipe from the cookbook The Dance of Spices (my most reliable and delicious of my many Indian cookbooks, by Laxmi Hiremath), and was I ever impressed. Not only do they taste great, but they freeze and also reheat well. Even better, the batter and vegetables can be made a sit a couple days in the fridge until you get time to bake them. I read that the batter actually ferments a little, and this improves the flavor.
I made the batter, chopped the vegetables (I used cauliflower, eggplant, onion, potato (the red waxy type), and fresh cilantro. I found that baking them in the tiny size muffin tins worked well. I sprayed the top of the batter with a little olive oil to mimic a deep fried taste. I find they need to bake for about 40 minutes, and can even be left a little longer depending on how crisp you want the crust. I have made these three times in the last couple weeks. They reheat well in the mocrowave and make a great snack or side dish at mealtime. There are many recipes for pakoras on the internet. Let me know if you want me to post one too.
Another good thing for many of you, pakoras use only chick pea flour and a little rice flour, so they are gluten free and quite nutritious.
This is the baby version, made in a small souflee dish. We ate it tonight for dessert, and it was yummy, plated on banana slices.
After ruminating on what flavour combination I would experiment with, I developed a gluten free peanut butter chocolate version with one ice cream made of peanuts, and the other banana. I love the combo of peanuts, banana, and chocolate. I made the sponge cake adapting a recipe from The Low Carb Gourmet by Karen Barnaby that normally has almonds, but I added a little over half the nut mix using peanuts. The resulting cake was excellent, and I will post this recipe soon. It is gluten free, and would also be a great cake. For the ice cream, I adapted a recipe from Pure Desserts by Alice Medrich that was originally for sesame ice cream. I had no milk, so I used buttermilk, and this gives an interesting flavour with a hint of sour edge that counteracts the sweetness. Recipe to come.
I followed the steps in the Daring Bakers recipe, and all worked well. I made some little versions in souflee dishes as well.
I will be adding more to this post soon, but wanted to get this up to meet the challenge deadline for the blogroll. Thanks to Sunita for an interesting challenge.
I should call this a mistake, but really it was because I had no milk so I used buttermilk, and it is really good!
Blend all this, then refrigerate, then process in an ice cream maker or take it out a lot and stir it up while freezing it. I wanted this to be only semi sweet sue to the other sweet ingredients in the ice cream cake, so taste and add a little sugar if you like it sweeter.
This recipe is very useful when you need a sponge cake that you can add flavourings to for compound type desserts with a cake component (tira misu, etc.) Sometimes I use sugar, and sometimes I used the spenda. This was adapted from The Low Carb Gourmet by Karen Barnaby.
Combine the nut meal, baking powder, and salt. Set aside.
Spread in jelly roll pan lined with parchment.
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By CBSNews.com staff CBSNews.com staff CBS November 2, 1998, 5:15 PM
Scars Left On Human Guinea Pigs
Although it was more than 30 years ago, Russell Green will never forget the first time he walked through the gates of Philadelphia's Holmesburg Prison. CBS News Correspondent Troy Roberts reports for Eye On America.
He describes himself at the time as "twenty-two years old, dumb, naive to a lot of things." Sentenced for shoplifting, he quickly learned what it would take to survive in this city's toughest lock-up.
"Living conditions was bad and you needed money in Holmesburg to make it," Green explains. "If you didn't have no money in Holmesburg, you was in trouble."
At Holmesburg there was money to be had, Green explains. As a human guinea pig "...that's how I made my money," he says.
Green is just one of hundreds of former inmates who -- for pay -- agreed to participate in medical tests while behind bars. But the tests, they now believe, went too far.
"They cut my back," Green says. "They cut some pieces out -- layers of skin."
Another former inmate told CBS News that there were radiation tests done that burned those who volunteered. Yet another said he was used in an LSD test.
With funding from major pharmaceutical companies -- among others -- Holmesburg had become a testing ground for experimental medical products and procedures.
The prison eventually closed, and what went on there nearly forgotten, until Allen Hornblum, a Temple University professor who worked at the prison in the early seventies told others what he had seen.
"They had bandages on them, on their arms and their backs and their chests," he recalls. "It gave me a chill."
Hornblum has chronicled the wide-ranging series of prison experiments in his book, Acres of Skin.
"Anything as innocuous as hair dyes, skin creams were tested here," Hornblum says, "As well as some very dangerous substances such as dioxin, radioactive isotopes, chemical warfare agents."
The experiments at Holmesburg Prison began in the early 1950's under the direction of Dr. Albert Kligman, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Kligman saw Holmesburg as a natural laboratory to advance his dermatological research -- a controlled environment with ideal test subjects.
"He didn't see people. He didn't see prisoners. In his own words, he saw 'acres of skin,'" Hornblum says.
Dr. Kligman is now a professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania. He declined requests for an interview with CBS News, but issued a statement saying his research:
"Â…was in keeping with this nation's standard protocol for conducting scientific investigations at that time to the best of my knowledgeÂ…no long-term harm was done to any of the volunteers..."
owever, some of the men on the receiving end of the experiments claim harm was done, revealing lumps where medical patches had been, and burn marks.
Most of the records from the prison studies were destroyed, frustrating the inmates' attempts to bring a lawsuit against the university.
"It happened! It happened! We're living proof," one man says.
The evidence is written on their flesh.
Reported By Troy Roberts
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In Canterbury the proposed Land & Water Regional Plan -- which was notified in August 2012 -- sets new rules to protect and enhance the region s fresh water, aligning with the community s aspirations set out in the Canterbury Water Management Strategy to balance economic and environmental outcomes. We look forward to collectively working with the dairy industry and farmers with a shared understanding of what needs to be done, and what can be done to achieve improved fresh water outcomes in Canterbury, Dame Margaret said. Progress on the accord will be reported publicly in an annual, independently audited report. Federated Farmers said it was proud to be a partner in the water accord. Federated Farmers signature on the new Water Accord is the individual farmer s commitment to do all we can to protect the water quality in our streams and rivers, dairy chairman Willy Leferink said. 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The annual spend by companies on Employee Engagement is USD 720 mn+. Yet the efforts have struck a chord with just 13% of the workforce.
Has your organisation experimented with Organizational Network Analysis (ONA)
There are today AI and ML driven start-ups, like KeenCorp, that analyse patterns in an organization's (anonymized) email traffic to assess whether there have been changes in levels of tension experienced by a team, department or entire organization
Using AI along with psycholinguistic analysis, tension variations in written communications is computed. This number would encompass the impact of employee engagement, governance, change and investment issues.
Case in point was when the ~500,000 of the bankrupt Enron's corporate emails – was used to back-trace the "key moments in the company's tumultuous collapse". The software predicted engagement score was lowest in the year 2001 when Enron filed for bankruptcy.
The AI system had identified a significant "inflection point" in Enron's history on June 28, 1999. This was the day the Board had discussed a plan called "LJM", involving a group of questionable transactions. The same would cover up the company's badly under-performing assets while improving its financials. Eventually, LJM added to Enron's demise. At that time, everyone at the company, including employees and board members, was reluctant to challenge this dubious plan. No one went to the board and said, "This is wrong; we shouldn't do it." But KeenCorp says its algorithm detected tension at the company starting with the first LJM deals.
The software can chart how employees react when a leader is hired or promoted.
In another case, the client investigated a branch office after its heat map suddenly started glowing and found that the head of the office had begun an affair with a subordinate.
Take the case of Vibe, a program that searches through keywords and emoji in messages sent on Slack, the workplace-communication app. The algorithm reports in real time on whether a team is feeling disappointed, disapproving, happy, irritated, or stressed.
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Q: How to show picture in docker my pycharm connect to a docker python interpreter.
if i run this code in pycharm
import os

import gym
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from IPython import display

os.environ['DISPLAY'] = ':0'

env = gym.make('LunarLander-v2')
env.reset()

img = plt.imshow(env.render(mode='rgb_array'))

done = False
while not done:
    action = env.action_space.sample()
    observation, reward, done, _ = env.step(action)
    img.set_data(env.render(mode='rgb_array'))
    display.display(plt.gcf())
    display.clear_output(wait=True)

i get
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I think the problem might be display.display(plt.gcf()).
because if i run plt.show() ,i can get a real picture.
If i don't change my code, what can i do to display the picture