Subtle Disgust

Some of you may have seen Miss California Carrie Prejean on the Miss America Pageant last year. Prejean was faced with a tough question during the Q&A portion of the show, when she was asked her opinion on gay marriage by Perez Hilton, a popular Hollywood blogger. While you may or may not have agreed…

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Sucrose as an Infant Pain Reliever: Do Baby’s Faces Lie?

Have you ever promised a child who just hurt themselves a Popsicle or lollipop if they would just calm down?  Did it work?  More often than not, you may have found that it did and the child seemed calmer. A new study entitled, Oral sucrose as an analgesic drug for procedural pain in newborn infants,…

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Roger Clemens 60 Minutes Interview Analyzed

On September 4, 2010 we posted a few videos of Roger Clemens, who was indicted about a month ago on three counts of making false statements, two counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice. As mentioned previously, the charges of perjury and making false statements stem from a report on doping in…

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Can You Spot a Lie?

John Wills, a former Chicago Police Officer and retired FBI Special Agent, recently wrote an article for Officer.com entitled “Can You Spot a Lie?. In this article, he writes about his conversation with retired FBI Special Agent Mark Bouton (whom you can even follow on twitter), who has become “adept at recognizing certain indices of…

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