
I knew he didn't like the black tie events; didn't call her for assistance when he appeared on The Apprentice; spent huge amounts of time apart; he always had a look on his face like a boy keeping quite because he had something to hide (closed lipped, sometimes a smirk, very quiet) and I can say all this with the authority of HINDSIGHT.
Relationships are a funny thing. The actual relationship can have its own personality (sort of speak) and each relationship can be compared to others. Think back to the days when Angelina Jolie couldn't keep her hands of of Billy Bob, then Brad. She is a very passionate person. Something I learned from a lawyer friend who specializes in Prenuptial contracts, the more they touch each other and are passionate, the MORE likely the marriage will not last! Passion does not keep you going year after year.
Sandra leans toward the passionate side- Jessie is reserved. This is a baseline.
Take a look at the below collection of pictures, all taken before the news broke of Jessie's wandering ways.






Of about 150 pictures taken in the last several months, with both of them in the picture, I only see a handful where they are truly interacting with each other.
Back to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. There have been rumors about their relationship, for this very same reason. In their pictures they are more out of sync with each other. Who Knows?◦
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Sandra Bullock and Jesse James’ Marriage Has Been Out of Sync for Awhile
Labels: Angular Distance, eyes
Bronze Medalist Anna Karin Olofsson Shows Disgust
Sweden s bronze medalist Anna Karin Olofsson seen at IBU World Cup Biathlon Mixed Relay.◦
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Bronze Medalist Anna Karin Olofsson Shows Disgust
Labels: Disgust
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Spontaneous Utterance

If you are investigating a situation, and have a strong suspicion that a person has done something wrong (such as stealing a few bucks out of the cash drawer at closing) a powerful technique is to not confront them directly about your suspicion, but instead ask them questions where THEY make a leap of logic.
For instance, you confront the the possible thieve saying, "Something weird happened at closing last night, not sure if everything was done right, I mean some of the lights were still on when I opened this morning."
Silence is your friend at this point. The person will feel the need to speak, will cognitively be trying to figure this all out, and will know what he/she has done and may say, "Hey boss I didn't take any money."
This is a Spontaneous Utterance.
You say, "Hey, wait a minute. I was asking you about the lights being left on, and you blindside me by denying something I was even asking you about. I did notice the deposit was a little light... I'm disappointed. Only the person who took it would feel the need to deny taking it?!?! when I wasn't even asking you about it."
This technique can easily be adapted to almost every situation. It is a favorite for police officers on patrol who come into contact with a variety of criminals, who undoubtedly have fishy explanations why they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. But this simple technique works just as well if you are trying to get to the bottom of who took the last cookie from the cookie jar.◦
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Spontaneous Utterance
Labels: Statement Analysis
Monday, March 29, 2010
"Human Lie Detector" Dr. Lillian Glass is on VH1 Reality Show
I had never heard of this show, but I saw "Human Lie Detector" in the guide and set the DVR. The 'Tools' are put up against the human lie detector test during this week's trust therapy session. While I will not set the DVR to record the series, the first 10-15 minutes where Dr. Lillian Glass evaluates the 'Tools' is informative; I really liked seeing the reactions when the couples were brought back together- the emotions that are shown are genuine.
I really noticed the adam apples of many of the contestants (sentitive/stressful); pacifying behavior from both in the room; the first time I watched the video I felt one of them showed Duper's Delight when he was told he was being truthful with the first question- could be he was extremely happy with her reaction (which was positive)- the second time it appeared more truthful.
Compared to other reality shows, it appears the expressions and gestures are "real" where with some reality shows I get the impression that producers control the outward appearance of the contestants through coaching.◦
"Human Lie Detector" Dr. Lillian Glass is on VH1 Reality Show
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Australian Formula One Grand Prix, Ironic Gesture and Facial Expression

Jessica Michibata celebrates with the winners trophy of boyfriend Jenson Button of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes in the paddock after he wins the the Australian Formula One Grand Prix at the Albert Park Circuit on March 28, 2010 in Melbourne, Australia.
This is one of those ironic combos. In the celebration that followed the win, Jessica is elated and holds the trophy above her head (anti gravity gesture), but at the same time she deliberately closes her eyes- where normally in a celebration we'd keep our eyes wide open to take as much visual stimulation in.
It could be she was overwhelmed and gave herself a short break, allowing herself to cognitively process what she was physically feeling. When you go through a stressful and emotional period (where she undoubtedly was sitting on the edge of her seat, jumping up and down, etc.) and come out happy, in our minds we could close our eyes to briefly say, "This was a great day, I can now end it on such a great high."
It also could be she was screaming so loud, she closed her eyes so she physically could focus and give the screen all she had.
Anytime you see two seemingly conflicting "things" it is usually noteworthy.◦
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Australian Formula One Grand Prix, Ironic Gesture and Facial Expression
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Samantha Cameron Stops/Slows Hubby David's Forward Progress
Friday, March 26, 2010
Jarred Harrell Arrested for Murder of Somer Thompson
There was a ton of experts who said she was fake crying, and odd... I want it to be known that within days of her daughter being kidnapped I wrote about this case and said she had nothing to do with it. I do not wait for reader comments before my analysis. I know I am more technical than others, but I do not feed on anybody else opinions before making a statement about any case. I have not slammed other expert(s), and I have not been shy about my analysis. I have been asking myself why do I do this, and it is cases like this that keep me going...◦
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Jarred Harrell Arrested for Murder of Somer Thompson
Microexpressions with the Hereos vs. Villains
When Russell takes his seat, we see two microexpressions of contempt. It is rare to see contempt like Russell does here, usually a person shows contempt on only one side of the face, each and every time.
I would suggest watching the entire video without the volume, and studying their expression and gestures. I see contempt several more times, and Colby gives a great subtle microexpression of disgust. I believe there are 10+ microexpressions in this ten minute video.◦
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Microexpressions with the Hereos vs. Villains
Labels: Disgust, Gestures, Microexpression
Thursday, March 25, 2010
An Article You Should Check Out: Tiger Woods – You Sure Looked Uncomfortable During Your TV

Below is a link where Dr. Lillian Glass give a nice analysis of the latest interviews with Tiger. Thankfully the person behind the botched press conference and media wreck of staged and rehearsed words and sentences has been released by Tiger's people. He is starting to get back to the natural Tiger.
Tiger Woods – You Sure Looked Uncomfortable During Your TV ...
Hollywood Life
Dr. Lillian Glass, Body Language Expert Body language wise you see he licks his ... Patti Wood, Body Language Expert “There are parts where he was sincere...◦
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An Article You Should Check Out: Tiger Woods – You Sure Looked Uncomfortable During Your TV
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Maureen O'Sullivan, Dept. of Psych., U. of San Francisco
Maureen O'Sullivan, PhD, Professor Emeritus of the University of San Francisco, speaks about "Lie to Me" and her career researching human emotion and lie detection. Visit www.usfca.edu for more information on the University of San Francisco.
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Maureen O'Sullivan, Dept. of Psych., U. of San Francisco
Labels: Lie to Me
