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Probably one of the often overlooked framing components is body language. The way a question is framed might depend on a variety of factors, including posture, mood, facial gestures, and grin.” – Josh King Madrid	added by JoshKingMadrid 1 year ago
Traditional spa treatments are something you treat yourself with ; it’s a long, relaxing process you want to soak in. A facial studio like Glowbar is something that should be part of your weekly or monthly routine ; a quick and efficient facial you can fit in before or after work that does n’t break the bank, both have positive results, but consistency is key which is what makes facial members, specifically at Glowbar, the more practical, effective method for self-care. – Rachel Liverman	Found on CNN 1 year ago
What fascinated me most is the fact that if you look at art from the 19th century, where conflict is depicted, it’s all very interesting and abstract. As a casual observer you might get the impression it wasn’t that bad, but this one particular skull with a massive facial trauma depicts for the first time how violent the age actually was. – Rob Schäfer	Found on CNN 1 year ago
This was the first time I heard about facial recognition, one of my friends was a computer science engineer, so together we said, ‘This is a problem and maybe we can merge fashion design and computer science to create something you can wear every day to protect your data.’. – Rachele Didero	Found on CNN 1 year ago
As a woman of color New Orleans's hard for me to be in favor of facial recognition. – Lesli Harris	Found on CNN 1 year ago
(We) are unable to recognize and memorize finer facial features, even in humans. – Pranjal Swarup	Found on CNN 1 year ago
I assume that every single thing that is said, every facial gesture, is going to be recorded and potentially disseminated to the entire world. I feel as if I am operating in a panopticon. – Nadine Strossen	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
I instantly knew that he was in distress. ... He was moving, making facial expressions that he was in pain, he was telling us that he was in pain. – Alyssa Funari	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
The IRS takes taxpayer privacy and security seriously, and we understand the concerns that have been raised, everyone should feel comfortable with how their personal information is secured, and we are quickly pursuing short-term options that do not involve facial recognition. – The IRS	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Where is the benefit? If you want to say decreased transmission of the virus, we have already demonstrated over and over again that the classroom is one of the safest places for children, we know there are consequences to children wearing masks in schools … Facial recognition has always been a vital component of education and development. – Nicole Saphier	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
I have a scar under my eye that has not healed… my injuries were real, i remember him saying the facial injuries were real…. – Jussie Smollett	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
Injuries ranged from facial abrasions to broken bones to serious head injuries. Six of these patients were sent to the operating room last night and two additional patients are undergoing surgeries today. – Amy Drendel	Found on CNN 2 years ago
I'm looking at facial expressions. Especially when there's vital witnesses, victims testifying, that is very telling as to us as to where they stand with this case. – Bernarda Villalona	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Our study is the first randomized controlled trial exploring whether facial masking prevents COVID-19 transmission at the community level, it’s notable that even though fewer than 50% of the people in the intervention villages wore masks in public places, we still saw a significant risk reduction in symptomatic COVID-19 in these communities, particularly in elderly, more vulnerable people. – Ashley Styczynski	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
The president's angry facial expressions and raised voice didn't match the content of his speech. His words were offensive—praising himself for the 'biggest airlift in history'—and his body language and vocals told the true story: That this president was trying to defend the unforgiveable, the speech was poorly written because the goal of it was to take blame off the person, the commander-in-chief, and instead blame the Americans who were told the Taliban would never take control. – Beverly Hallberg	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
We have very similar facial and body features, and our ‘style aesthetics’ are basically the same, we both love makeup and fashion, so it was exciting being able to relate to each other over that right off the bat. – Amanda Stiles	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
My mum’s voice is in my head, very loud, at all times. My mum wouldn’t even get a facial, she is suspicious of anything like that, and looks f-----g radiant and amazing. I know if I did do Botox, I’d be the one that would get the droopy eye, and my mum would go, ‘I f-----g told you! See? You should never do that.’. – Kate Beckinsale	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
This sounds great, but commercial facial recognition technologies used by Amazon, IBM and Microsoft have been found to be 40 % inaccurate when identifying Black people, so this will lead to Black people being more likely to be misidentified as attempting to commit fraud, potentially criminalizing them. – Mutale Nkonde	Found on CNN 2 years ago
When we talk about the number of facial recognition scans unfolding in the United States every day, we don't even know the full number, you can have people who are being sent to jail wrongly who never know that facial recognition played a role in their arrest. – Albert Fox	Found on CNN 2 years ago
I am a bold advocate for regulation of facial recognition. There’s a potential for abuse of this technology both in terms of bias and privacy. – Avi Golan	Found on Reuters 3 years ago
At a time where report after report cites the city of Detroit's harmful treatment of Black Lives Matter protesters –and the enormous waste of taxpayer money to lose embarrassingly in court after trying to intimidate them, the city's use of discriminatory facial recognition technology, and the fact that people still do not feel safe despite spending $300 million per year on police –it's disappointing and unproductive for Chief Craig to run to the cameras to call for Congresswoman Tlaib's resignation, one would think Chief Craig has more important things to do. – Denzel McCampbell	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
For a mask to have any chance of fitting properly, it needs to be mask to skin, not mask to hair, if a mask can completely cover a beard, there( shouldn't) be any problem. If not, a beard is very likely to create a small gap between facial skin and mask unless one fastens the mask tightly. – Mona Gohara	Found on CNN 3 years ago
If a mask can completely cover a beard, there( shouldn't) be any problem. If not, a beard is very likely to create a small gap between facial skin and mask unless one fastens the mask tightly, the small gap would create a leakage for air to enter( the) nose when inhaling and for air with virus to go to the surroundings when one exhales. – Qingyan Chen	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Many infectious disease experts will say that if you can eliminate facial hair, or if you can at least trim it just so it fits within the confines of the mask, then that's advisable, there have to be solutions for people where that's not an option. And that's something that, as medical providers, we need to address. – Mona Gohara	Found on CNN 3 years ago

Probably one of the often overlooked framing components is body language. The way a question is framed might depend on a variety of factors, including posture, mood, facial gestures, and grin.”

– Josh King Madrid

added by JoshKingMadrid
1 year ago

Traditional spa treatments are something you treat yourself with ; it’s a long, relaxing process you want to soak in. A facial studio like Glowbar is something that should be part of your weekly or monthly routine ; a quick and efficient facial you can fit in before or after work that does n’t break the bank, both have positive results, but consistency is key which is what makes facial members, specifically at Glowbar, the more practical, effective method for self-care.

– Rachel Liverman

Found on CNN
1 year ago

What fascinated me most is the fact that if you look at art from the 19th century, where conflict is depicted, it’s all very interesting and abstract. As a casual observer you might get the impression it wasn’t that bad, but this one particular skull with a massive facial trauma depicts for the first time how violent the age actually was.

– Rob Schäfer

Found on CNN
1 year ago

This was the first time I heard about facial recognition, one of my friends was a computer science engineer, so together we said, ‘This is a problem and maybe we can merge fashion design and computer science to create something you can wear every day to protect your data.’.

– Rachele Didero

Found on CNN
1 year ago

As a woman of color New Orleans's hard for me to be in favor of facial recognition.

– Lesli Harris

Found on CNN
1 year ago

(We) are unable to recognize and memorize finer facial features, even in humans.

– Pranjal Swarup

Found on CNN
1 year ago

I assume that every single thing that is said, every facial gesture, is going to be recorded and potentially disseminated to the entire world. I feel as if I am operating in a panopticon.

– Nadine Strossen

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

I instantly knew that he was in distress. ... He was moving, making facial expressions that he was in pain, he was telling us that he was in pain.

– Alyssa Funari

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

The IRS takes taxpayer privacy and security seriously, and we understand the concerns that have been raised, everyone should feel comfortable with how their personal information is secured, and we are quickly pursuing short-term options that do not involve facial recognition.

– The IRS

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Where is the benefit? If you want to say decreased transmission of the virus, we have already demonstrated over and over again that the classroom is one of the safest places for children, we know there are consequences to children wearing masks in schools … Facial recognition has always been a vital component of education and development.

– Nicole Saphier

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

I have a scar under my eye that has not healed… my injuries were real, i remember him saying the facial injuries were real….

– Jussie Smollett

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

Injuries ranged from facial abrasions to broken bones to serious head injuries. Six of these patients were sent to the operating room last night and two additional patients are undergoing surgeries today.

– Amy Drendel

Found on CNN
2 years ago

I'm looking at facial expressions. Especially when there's vital witnesses, victims testifying, that is very telling as to us as to where they stand with this case.

– Bernarda Villalona

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Our study is the first randomized controlled trial exploring whether facial masking prevents COVID-19 transmission at the community level, it’s notable that even though fewer than 50% of the people in the intervention villages wore masks in public places, we still saw a significant risk reduction in symptomatic COVID-19 in these communities, particularly in elderly, more vulnerable people.

– Ashley Styczynski

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

The president's angry facial expressions and raised voice didn't match the content of his speech. His words were offensive—praising himself for the 'biggest airlift in history'—and his body language and vocals told the true story: That this president was trying to defend the unforgiveable, the speech was poorly written because the goal of it was to take blame off the person, the commander-in-chief, and instead blame the Americans who were told the Taliban would never take control.

– Beverly Hallberg

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

– Amanda Stiles

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

My mum’s voice is in my head, very loud, at all times. My mum wouldn’t even get a facial, she is suspicious of anything like that, and looks f-----g radiant and amazing. I know if I did do Botox, I’d be the one that would get the droopy eye, and my mum would go, ‘I f-----g told you! See? You should never do that.’.

– Kate Beckinsale

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

This sounds great, but commercial facial recognition technologies used by Amazon, IBM and Microsoft have been found to be 40 % inaccurate when identifying Black people, so this will lead to Black people being more likely to be misidentified as attempting to commit fraud, potentially criminalizing them.

– Mutale Nkonde

Found on CNN
2 years ago

When we talk about the number of facial recognition scans unfolding in the United States every day, we don't even know the full number, you can have people who are being sent to jail wrongly who never know that facial recognition played a role in their arrest.

– Albert Fox

Found on CNN
2 years ago

I am a bold advocate for regulation of facial recognition. There’s a potential for abuse of this technology both in terms of bias and privacy.

– Avi Golan

Found on Reuters
3 years ago

At a time where report after report cites the city of Detroit's harmful treatment of Black Lives Matter protesters –and the enormous waste of taxpayer money to lose embarrassingly in court after trying to intimidate them, the city's use of discriminatory facial recognition technology, and the fact that people still do not feel safe despite spending $300 million per year on police –it's disappointing and unproductive for Chief Craig to run to the cameras to call for Congresswoman Tlaib's resignation, one would think Chief Craig has more important things to do.

– Denzel McCampbell

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

For a mask to have any chance of fitting properly, it needs to be mask to skin, not mask to hair, if a mask can completely cover a beard, there( shouldn't) be any problem. If not, a beard is very likely to create a small gap between facial skin and mask unless one fastens the mask tightly.

– Mona Gohara

Found on CNN
3 years ago

If a mask can completely cover a beard, there( shouldn't) be any problem. If not, a beard is very likely to create a small gap between facial skin and mask unless one fastens the mask tightly, the small gap would create a leakage for air to enter( the) nose when inhaling and for air with virus to go to the surroundings when one exhales.

– Qingyan Chen

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Many infectious disease experts will say that if you can eliminate facial hair, or if you can at least trim it just so it fits within the confines of the mask, then that's advisable, there have to be solutions for people where that's not an option. And that's something that, as medical providers, we need to address.

– Mona Gohara

Found on CNN
3 years ago

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