Webcams can now spot which ads catch your gaze, read your mood and check your vital signs.
Read More at, http://www.economist.com/node/21533362◦
Friday, October 21, 2011
An Article You Should Check Out: Facial Monitoring, The All-Telling Eye
Read More at, http://www.economist.com/node/21533362◦
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Police Release 911 Call Reporting Katelyn Markham's Disappearance
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Police have released the 911 call that Katelyn Markham's fiancee placed to report her missing.
Markham, 22, of Fairfield, has been missing since Saturday when she didn't show up for work.
A link to an interview with the fiancee, here.
A link to another interview with the fiancee, here.
I did not see too much, they only odd thing was on the 911 call where he draws attention to a group of people and some event...
He does say NEVER a great deal.
Dupers delight in the second video.
No anger.
No loss.◦
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
An Article Your Should Read: Counting the beats: a critique | Comment | Research
Counting the beats: a critique | Comment | Research
This article challenges certain assumptions about Emotions, that those in the research and academic fields may be taking for granted.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Missing TOT Lisa Irwin: The Parents Continue to Stumble on thier Words
I have noticed two things that are HOT SPOTS:
- Both Deborah and Jeremy, when speaking about the actual time period when the tot disappeared have continually made the the mistake of using the pronoun 'we' when they each were supposedly alone. Deborah does this more by saying thing like "We woke up" and when asked when the last time she saw the baby, "When we put her to bed" - she corrects herself every time by saying 'I' - they are speaking freely and stumble on the mistake.
- They never use her name. This is distancing language.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Mom of Missing Tot Says She Took Lie Detector Test and FAILED
Lisa's father, Jeremy Irwin, says he has offered to take a lie detector test, but that police say that's not necessary.
Here is an update video...
This one is going to be solved with police work, developing time lines, tracking cell phones, and establishing inconsistencies in their many statements.
There are several slips in their statements, at one point in one of the videos she says, "we woke up" but he was at work, right? Old fashion police work will include making sure there was no deviation from his normal work schedule (was he late or did he leave early).
At least one of the cell phone was new, she states she was transferring the numbers.
What is odd is she is showing true emotion in the video- she really misses the child. Was this the case where the infant died because she feel out of her crib, or was suffocated by accident because she was sleeping in bed with her mom? and one parent or both parents made up a story so they would not be charged with manslaughter?!?!
If it was a infant stranger abduction (which is is appearing it was not) in 95% of the cases the infant is eventually returned to the parents.
Like I said, this is one of those cases where it very difficult to get a read from the videos; but rest assured the police have hours of interview videos and have a clearer idea of what occurred.
On an aside, I did notice a change in the reporter's word choice as the story developed. Words like 'alleged' abduction was how it was being referenced.◦
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Missing Kansas City 10-Month-Old Girl: Her Parents Speak with Media
These two videos are some of the toughest videos I have analyzed.
The parents of a 10-month-old girl who was apparently snatched from her crib said Thursday that they frantically searched their Kansas City home for any sign of her but found only an open window, an unlocked front door and house lights blazing.
They speak freely about the events that puts them in the spotlight. The mom shows true emotions in both interviews. You can see stress in in his brows and forehead. I have watched 3 different interviews -several times- and my assessment is they had nothing to do with the kidnapping of the 10-month-old.
Those who follow the deception field may notice a few things (that are very subtle and extremely small, i.e. slight mixing of the verb tense, differing stories, prop holding, looking down) and think they are seeing a hot spot- this is why I reviewed the videos many times- and I believe they are not true hot spots, and what we are seeing is a couple average people reacting to the stress of the events.◦
Raw Video: Lisa's parents describe panic after baby disappeared
Raw Video: Lisa's parents describe panic after baby disappeared: Missing 10 month-old Lisa Irwin's parents spoke in-depth Thursday morning about their daughter. They described the first few moments when they discovered the little girl missing from her crib inside the home on the 3600 block of North Lister Ave.◦
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Big Facial Expressions for Little 'Star Wars' Fan
I just saw this and love it- notice the surprise, then the disgust, tongue jut, anger, then the fear, and then the sadness... multiple emotions, and transitions.◦
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