Margaret R. Servin

How to Take Care of Your Lace Wigs

Margaret R. Servin 1 month ago

At the point when you have settled on your decision on the sort of ribbon hairpieces and plan to apply them for a long time, you require spending for the brilliant quality hair framework. Custom ribbon hair pieces will get a new appearance and feel, albeit additionally, will be enduring without making any trouble.

While you purchase a wigs singapore Remy custom, the unit will accompany headings on the most proficient method to care for it, and you should seek after the courses. You need to ensure that you are dealing with your hair framework fittingly. If you take appropriate consideration, it will keep your trim hairpiece going for quite a while, bringing you a stunning appearance and will make your hypothesis worth it.

Every single one of the hair on a trim unit is autonomously connected to the ribbon. Another most basic key factor in making the gathering last … Read More

Controversial Detroit facial recognition got him arrested for a crime he didn’t commit

Margaret R. Servin 2 months ago
Michael Oliver, 26, poses for a photo in his neighborhood in Detroit on July 8, 2020. Last year, he was accused of reaching into a vehicle, grabbing a cell phone from a man then damaging it. Officials concluded Oliver had been misidentified as the perpetrator and dismissed the case. Detroit police used facial recognition technology in the investigation.
Michael Oliver, 26, poses for a photo in his neighborhood in Detroit on July 8, 2020. Last year, he was accused of reaching into a vehicle, grabbing a cell phone from a man then damaging it. Officials concluded Oliver had been misidentified as the perpetrator and dismissed the case. Detroit police used facial recognition technology in the investigation.

The high-profile case of a Black man wrongly arrested earlier this Criminal Defense Lawyer in Chicago year wasn’t the first misidentification linked to controversial facial recognition technology used by Detroit police, the Free Press has learned.

Last year, a 25-year-old Detroit man was wrongly accused of a felony for supposedly reaching into a teacher’s vehicle, grabbing a cell phone and throwing it, cracking the screen and breaking the case.

Detroit police used facial recognition technology in that investigation, too.

It identified Michael Oliver as an investigative lead. After that hit, the teacher 

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Top-Performing Technological ETFs Amid Coronavirus Crisis

Margaret R. Servin 2 months ago

The technological sector has kept its promise of strong returns so far this year, combatting the economic slowdown induced by the coronavirus pandemic. The S&P 500 Information Technology Sector Index has gained around 18% so far in 2020 as against the broader S&P 500 index’s loss of 2.4%. Going on, it is being widely believed that the major technology companies’ resilience to the coronavirus crisis have been supporting the Nasdaq Composite index. Major technology stocks like Facebook (FB), Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL), Netflix (NFLX) and Alphabet (GOOGL) are all positive in 2020 so far. Moreover, Amazon (AMZN) has supported the Nasdaq by gaining more than 45% in the year.

On major support from Amazon and Microsoft, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index gained 0.5% on Jul 9 in spite of its major market peers declining by more than 0.5%, largely due to rising coronavirus cases.

The second half of 2020 is

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Why Hollywood needs computer games tech more than ever

Margaret R. Servin 2 months ago

Kim Libreri, an award-winning visual effects artist based in Northern California, has worked on movies including Artificial Intelligence and War of the Planet of the Apes.

For nine years he has been working with a piece of technology better known for computer games, in particular the smash-hit Fortnite.

The Unreal Engine, owned by Epic Games, provides the building blocks and tools that a computer game developer needs, but is increasingly an attractive technology for TV and film producers.

The latest version of technology, Unreal Engine 5, is coming out next year, and Epic has been heavily trailing its features.

It should allow visual effects artists like Mr Libreri to slot graphics and images straight into a scene, with little fuss.

“With traditional filmmaking, a director and cinematographer might shoot a scene on set -then down the line, hand footage and creative direction off to a team of virtual reality artists

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