Chelsea Clinton Weds: True Love?

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Chelsea Clinton, daughter of former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and her husband Marc Mezvinsky walk down the aisle after their wedding ceremony at Astor Court in Rhinebeck, New York on July 31, 2010. (One Time Editorial Use Only) UPI/Barbara Kinney/HO Photo via Newscom

Chelsea Clinton wed Marc Mezvinsky this past Saturday in a stately affair on a property that overlooked the Hudson River in New York.

I peered at that photos to see the emotions of the newly wedded couple, and what I see is interesting. Chelsea is absolutely happy and smitten with Marc in the photos released to the media. There is no doubt about that! Marc, however, appears to be a bit reserved. His happiness doesn’t match the happiness and bliss we see in Chelsea, at least in these photos. Was Marc just overwhelmed with the ceremony? Is that what is holding back his emotions?

Is this wedded bliss, or does one of these two have a little reservation? They have my interest piqued! I’ll be interested to see more of these two in the coming months.

Chelsea Clinton holds hands with Marc Mezvinsky during their wedding ceremony at Astor Court in Rhinebeck, New York July 31, 2010. Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter married her long-time boyfriend in the picturesque New York village of Rhinebeck on Saturday in what has been dubbed America's royal wedding. REUTERS/Manio Photography/Handout (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY) NO SALES. NO ARCHIVES. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS

Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky are shown during their wedding on Saturday, July 31, 2010 in Rhinebeck, New York. Chelsea wed her longtime boyfriend at a Beaux Arts riverside estate called Astor Courts. Photo released by President Clinton's office. (One Time Editorial Use Only) UPI/Genevieve de Manio/HO Photo via Newscom
Marc looks happy here, but not overwhelmed with joy like we see
in Chelsea. She is giddy in this photo.

A Genuine Smile

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Here is a nice genuine smile by HSBC Group Chairman Stephen Green in Hong Kong today. He has a friendly face. I bet he smiles a lot. Do you see the warmth exuded from the eyes?

HSBC Group Chairman Stephen Green attends a news conference to announce the lender's 2010 interim results in Hong Kong August 2, 2010. HSBC's half-year profit more than doubled from a year ago as bad debts fell sharply, and Europe's biggest bank said it remained bullish on the outlook for emerging markets. REUTERS/Bobby Yip (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS HEADSHOT)

Rubbing Ear or Nose Not Clue to Deception

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I have received at least a dozen emails from people showing me videos of people rubbing their ear or their nose, and pointing out what they believe is a great example of deception, because that is what they saw on “Lie to Me.” If anything makes me loopy, this would be it!

This never a sign of deception, folks. Ever. I can’t stress this enough…

DC Sniper Malvo Talks to Schatner

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Did you catch the A&E special last week called “Confessions of the DC Sniper with William Shatner: An Aftermath Special”? It was hosted by William Schatner.

Lee Boyd Malvo confessed to new details about his killing rampage with John Allen Muhammad. Muhammad was executed last year in Virginia. The duo were originally linked to 17 deaths in 10 states, but Malvo upped the number to 42 while talking to A&E.

While I wish they had a face-to-face interview instead of a recorded phone call so I could determine if Malvo was being honest, what stood out to me most was Malvo’s matter-of-fact tone when he talked about such horrific events. You can hear this in the video above… What do you hear when you listen to Lee Malvo?

Expression of the Day

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Edward L. Warner III, Secretary of Defense Representative to Post-START Negotiations, waits to testify at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the new START (Strategic Arms Reduction) Treaty on Capitol Hill in Washington on July 29, 2010. UPI/Alexis C. Glenn Photo via Newscom
Dr. Edward L. Warner III, waiting to testify at a Senate Armed
Services Committee hearing yesterday on the new START
(Strategic Arms Reduction) Treaty.

Here is a man who is serious and intent in getting his message across, do you think? Either that, or he has a dislike for cameras pointed at him. This expression is similar to the expression made by Melky Cabrera on Wednesday (though it has less tension and isn’t quite as threatening). We see glaring in the eyes, and a pursed lips. You know the old saying, “If looks could kill…”

If you see someone make this expression to you in public, they are giving you a strong message to back off, and I would heed their facial warning, without question. This is not a friendly face.