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On May 13, 2011, the Casey Anthony case entered its fifth day of jury selection. Judge Belvin Perry has made it clear that he wanted the process to be a quick one, but unfortunately, it seems to be much slower than planned. Jury selection will take place on Saturday, May 14, 2011 and the defense has given clear indication that they are going to use sexual abuse in their defense. The idea that Casey was sexually abused, however, doesn't necessarily indicate that the defense is planning on having Casey confess, but rather try to explain why Caylee was missing for 31 days while Casey never said a word to her family.
NANCY GRACE, HOST: Breaking news tonight in the case of 2-year-old Florida girl, Caylee. Six months of searching culminate when skeletal remains found in a heavily wooded area just 15 houses from the Anthony home confirmed to be Caylee. A utility meter reader stumbles on a tiny human skeleton, including a skull covered in light-colored hair, the killer duct- taping and placing a heart-shaped sticker directly over the mouth, then triple bagging little Caylee like she`s trash!
With the murder trial of tot mom Casey Anthony under way, tot mom`s defense revealed. True or not, tot mom claims she was sexually molested as a child. How is that relevant to 2-year-old Caylee`s murder? Tot mom`s likely targets, father George and brother Lee Anthony. We learn jurors may be asked to actually smell the stench of death from inside tot mom`s car trunk.
Bombshell tonight. Tot mom`s defense hones in on claims tot mom was abused, quote, "verbally, emotionally and sexually" as a child. But she just now remembers it, only remembering it or referring to it after 2-year- old Caylee disappears?
And are stealth jurors trying to sneak onto the jury for fame and fortune? In the last hours, one juror thrown out after his mug shot and a true crime Web site emerge. Tonight, confirmed, member of tot mom`s defense marries a serial killer.
George, Cindy and even Lee Anthony remain no-shows in court, as the judge vows to work over the weekend. As tot mom softens her look in court and continues to freeze out lead defense attorney -- won`t talk to, look at, sit next to, Jose Baez after their in-court feud -- one juror begins vomiting and goes home sick. But is it really food poisoning, or could it be an allergic reaction to tot mom?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Guilty or not guilty?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Jesus Christ!
LEE ANTHONY, CASEY`S BROTHER: CMA, I miss you!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Would you consider sexual abuse, physical abuse, verbal abuse?
LEE ANTHONY: I love you!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Possibly be a mitigating comprehensive immigration reform.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Absolutely.
LEE ANTHONY: CMA, I am so proud of you!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "I was 15. It started just before I turned 12."
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Has anything extremely bad ever happened to you that you`ve never told anyone?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "He would be sitting on the floor in the front of my bed, staring at me."
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: How do you evaluate whether someone`s telling the truth?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: By looking at them.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Effective liar.
CASEY ANTHONY, CAYLEE`S MOTHER: I lied.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I think I`d use the word diabolical to describe the way she lies.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Could you also lay aside your own personal feelings?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, sir.
GRACE: Good evening. I`m Nancy Grace. I want to thank you for being with us. Bombshell tonight. Tot mom`s defense hones in on claims tot mom was abused, quote, "verbally, emotionally and sexually" as a child. But she only remembers it or refers to it after 2-year-old Caylee disappears?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: How do you feel about the death penalty?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I`m for it.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Did you cause any injury to your child, Caylee?
CASEY ANTHONY: No, sir.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Jurors that have an agenda are very dangerous people.
JESSE GRUND, CASEY`S EX-FIANCE: Casey and Lee were at the house alone together and Casey -- and Lee attempted to have sex with her.
LEE ANTHONY: I need you to know I will never forget the promise that I`ve made to you!
GRUND: Cindy Anthony is not mentally stable, and George is starting to come apart.
GEORGE ANTHONY, CASEY`S FATHER: You think I`m kidding? I`m not.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Mother and father failed to protect her as a child.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Is your daughter in a better place?
CASEY ANTHONY: No, she`s not.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No more lies. What happened to Caylee?
CASEY ANTHONY: I don`t know.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "Not only did she say I was lying, but when I explained everything, her reaction was literally like a knife in my chest - - So that`s why you`re a whore."
GRACE: We are taking your calls. But right now, straight down -- we are live in Florida at the location of tot mom`s jury selection for her murder one trial. Straight out to Robyn Walensky with WDBO. Robyn, a lot happening in that courtroom, but I understand that now they are really honing in on the allegations that tot mom was emotionally, verbally and sexually abused as a child. Tell me.
ROBYN WALENSKY, WDBO: That`s right, Nancy. They are throwing everything out there, the defense. They`re going to say that she was emotionally abused, that she was sexually abused. I mean, you name it, they`re throwing it out there. And I guess they`re going to see how this evolves. But it`s definitely going to be -- you know, at the end, if she`s convicted, they`re going to try to get her off the death penalty.
GRACE: Wa-wait! Wa-wait! Robyn, I need a shrink right now. Straight out to Wendy Walsh, Dr. Wendy Walsh, psychologist, expert. Wendy, show me one person that doesn`t think their mother, their father, their grandmother, for Pete`s sake, their grandfather verbally or emotionally abused them. I will never forget when my grandmother made me walk out and pull the switch down off the tree and give it to her so she could swat me on the bottom of my legs. Yes, I remember it. Oh, the pain and suffering. So that`s the defense?
WENDY WALSH, PSYCHOLOGIST: Right. Does that make you go on and murder your 2-year-old? I don`t think so. So the real question is, of course, people do get yelled at all through their childhood, and we do know that it affects people differently. But does this give you license to break the law? I think they`re looking for some sympathy from the potential jurors, and that`s about it.
GRACE: Straight back to Robyn Walensky with WDBO, joining us from Florida. So Robyn, they`re focusing in on a defense that tot mom was verbally -- and I`m quoting, "verbally, emotionally or sexually abused as a child." But let me get this straight. The first time she ever either remembers it or refers to it is after her 2-year-old little girl goes missing? Then suddenly, she starts talking about it to boyfriends, live- ins, writing jailhouse letters about it? That`s when she remembers the molestation?
WALENSKY: I mean, Nancy, this is all after the fact. I mean, if it really did happen, OK, so what? What does that have to do with the murder of her 2-year-old? There are people that are murderers who were never sexually abused and there are people that are sexually abused who have never been murderers. In my mind, it`s just totally irrelevant. It`s an absolute sympathy plea.
GRACE: And also today in court, to Natisha Lance, also joining us there in Florida. We are live on the scene. Tot mom softens her look in court today. She is wearing a ruffled shirt. Hold on. Wait a minute. There she is. There we are today. And she`s got those bangs pulled back.
Now, up until today, she`s been pulling the hair out of her eyes like she`s Cousin Itt. I don`t know if you`re too young to remember Cousin Itt, but it was this creature with really long hair that would cover the front of its face. So somebody finally got her to pin that hair back. What else has been her demeanor in court today, Natisha?
NATISHA LANCE, NANCY GRACE PRODUCER: Well, Nancy, she has been a bit fidgety again today, playing with her hands a bit. She`s also been taking a lot of notes. I guess they have taken note of not speaking into the microphones when they`re at that desk. But also something interesting here, Nancy. She`s not sitting by Jose Baez. She`s sitting by other attorneys and communicating to them, instead of him.
GRACE: You know, Liz, let`s pull that sound off her in-court feud. Oh, there we go with the hands! With that in-court feud she had with Baez.
Unleash the lawyers. Everybody, everyone on this panel is taking your calls live, including our experts. With us tonight out of Houston, high- profile lawyer George Parnham. Also with us, out of Vegas, renowned attorney Richard Herman.
So Richard, what do you think -- how`s the jury going to react when the defense turns up at penalty phase? She was molested, tot mom was molested as a child. They`re obviously going to blame George or Lee Anthony, OK? That didn`t happen. I`m just telling you right now it didn`t happen. That`s going to be the defense? How`s that going to play, Herman?
RICHARD HERMAN, DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Well, it`s going to play this way, Nancy. Baez blew the deal. His incompetence blew it. They should have gone for that from the beginning. They should have gone with a diminished capacity defense in this case. When you don`t do that, when you say you`re innocent, and then in the mitigation phase look for the jury to show you some sympathy, you have no credibility left with the jury. It`s not going to work.
GRACE: And to George Parnham -- everyone, as you`ll recall, George has represented a lot of high-profile defense -- defendants, including Andrea Yates. George, what about the concern jurors are going to have that she just finally remembers the molestation or refers to it for the first time ever in life after her daughter is murdered?
GEORGE PARNHAM, DEFENSE ATTORNEY IN ANDREA YATES CASE: I think that`s a deep concern as far as credibility of the evidence is concerned. Obviously, this is issue -- an issue for mitigation during the penalty phase of the case, as opposed to being a defense to the accusation of capital murder. But it sometimes strains the credibility of either party when, at the last minute, these accusations are made.
GRACE: And today, George and Richard, the judge was really doing a backflip in court to rehab some jurors, jurors that say her mental maturity, her age, her dependability at the workplace -- that has nothing to do with death penalty. And the judge (INAUDIBLE) Wait, wa-wait, wa- wait! Let me tell you, juror, this is something you can consider if we get to penalty phase. (INAUDIBLE) the judge to do (ph), he`s trying to save every single juror, the judge vowing to work into the weekend.
Hey, take a listen to this in-court feud between tot mom and her lead defense attorney, Jose Baez.
JOSE BAEZ, CASEY ANTHONY`S ATTORNEY: Really?
CASEY ANTHONY: Really.
BAEZ: You`re acting like a 2 -year-old.
GRACE: And of course, now, after insisting that the microphones be removed from the courtroom -- they haven`t been -- lead defense attorney Jose Baez says, yes, that never happened. Hey, Jose Baez, we heard it, OK? We know it happened.
Out to the lines. Ginger in California. Hi, Ginger. What`s your question, dear?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes, ma`am. Thank you, Nancy, for all that you do. We all appreciate it.
GRACE: Thank you.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My question is concerning Casey Anthony`s grandfather. This would be the person that Caylee sits on his lap and calls him Papa. I want to know how he`s doing through this, and if they have actually told him everything that has gone on.
GRACE: Good question. To Ellie Jostad, our chief editorial producer, who`s been on the story since day one, along with the rest of us. Ellie, what do we know about Caylee`s great-grandfather?
ELLIE JOSTAD, NANCY GRACE PRODUCER: Right. Right. Well, we don`t know a lot about him. This is Cindy`s father. He is in this nursing home. And you`ll remember, one of the things that other family members alleged was that Casey Anthony actually took money from an account that her grandmother had, that money intended to pay for the great-grandfather`s care.
GRACE: There you see a shot of Caylee`s great-grandfather, and tot mom is actually accused of looting his and the great-grandmother`s accounts, their money accounts, even stealing from them. Take a look at that. Take a look at that little girl who is the heart of this case.
Also today, one juror starts vomiting and goes home. Is it really food poisoning, or is she just extremely allergic to tot mom?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Possible penalties in this particular case is either death or life imprisonment.
CASEY ANTHONY: Come on!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Guilty.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Someone has said something so outrageous...
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "It started just before I turned 12, when I told my mom about it two years ago."
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: History of sexual abuse.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "She made excuses."
CINDY ANTHONY, CASEY`S MOTHER: There was a bag of pizza for what, 12 days in the back of the car.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: How concerned are you about the stealth juror, the juror that is there to write the book?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Jurors who have an agenda are very dangerous.
LEE ANTHONY: Casey began to break down and cry. She said, Lee, do you want to know the truth?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "I think my dad used to do the same thing to me but when I was much younger."
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They`ve already made it up and they know what lies to tell during the questioning.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Mother and father failed to protect her as a child.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "Maybe that`s part of the reason why I have so much anxiety with my parents."
GRACE: We are taking your calls, this as we confirm a member of tot mom`s defense team is, in fact, married to a serial killer on death row. I`m talking about Rosalie Bolin.
Straight out to Ellie Jostad. Ellie, it`s my understanding that she had four small children, I believe four daughters, and actually gave up custody in order to marry a serial killer on death row, and lost her job at the public defender`s office to marry a serial killer?
JOSTAD: Yes. She`s married to this guy, Oscar Ray Bolin. He`s convicted of three murders of young women, women he abducted from places like a shopping center parking lot. Also, she was married to a very prominent Tampa attorney, who she divorced to marry this guy.
GRACE: Now, let me get this straight. It`s my understanding that Bolin had eight separate trials and killed, viciously killed three women, including a high schooler...
JOSTAD: Right.
GRACE: ... and raping them. After eight trials, they get all the convictions. He`s currently on death row. They got married over the telephone. Explain to me the facts surrounding the murders and how she managed in her own mind to fall in love with a serial killer and how the heck she ends up on tot mom`s defense team.
JOSTAD: Right, Nancy. Well, she is a mitigation specialist. And she apparently met him in prison while she was doing mitigation work. As you explained, he kidnapped that 17-year-old girl from a parking lot. He abducted another 26-year-old woman, stabbed her, beat her, dumped her body in a wooded area. And apparently, when Rosalie Bolin first met her husband, she said, I`m going to save your life. She`s trying to prevent him from being executed.
GRACE: OK. Let me go back out to our shrink, Wendy Walsh. But first, I`m hearing in my ear I`m just getting Marc Klaas, president and founder of Klaas Kids Foundation joining us out of San Francisco. Marc, you see what`s happening in the courtroom. You lived through the same thing for the trial of the killer of your daughter, Polly.
Explain to me why George and Cindy Anthony, and Lee Anthony, who has always been her devoted brother, are not in the courtroom during jury selection. The judge has said they could be. Think it`s got anything to do with the fact that tot mom`s probably going to point the finger at George and Lee Anthony for molesting her, which is not true?
MARC KLAAS, KLAAS KIDS FOUNDATION: I`m not sure why they`re not there, but I understand that the defense is asking that they not be allowed into the courtroom...
GRACE: They did ask that, but the judge overruled it, Marc. They can be in there, if they want to.
KLAAS: Well, they should be in there. But you know, we`re learning a lot about this family unit, where this very high-stakes gambit to somehow save her, she`s willing to throw her entire family under the bus. I wouldn`t want to be near her, nor any defense team that has a serial killer groupie on it. This is unbelievable.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Dysfunctional.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE) family (INAUDIBLE)
CASEY ANTHONY: (INAUDIBLE) hand.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This family is united.
CINDY ANTHONY: We`re falling apart.
GRUND: George is starting to come apart at the seams.
GEORGE ANTHONY: If you want don`t to be knocked down, get out of my way!
CASEY ANTHONY: (INAUDIBLE) index finger.
GRUND: Cindy Anthony.
CINDY ANTHONY: I got (ph) prepared (ph) for this.
GRUND: ... is not mentally stable.
CASEY ANTHONY: Come on!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: History of sexual abuse.
GEORGE ANTHONY: Shut up!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: "When I told my mom, her reaction was, So that`s why you`re a whore."
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Is that true, yes or no?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes or no the way you like it!
CINDY ANTHONY: (INAUDIBLE) quit publicizing that stuff.
GEORGE ANTHONY: (INAUDIBLE) my granddaughter!
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And that`s all that`s important.
GRACE: We are live there in Clearwater, where the jury selection for tot mom`s, Casey Anthony`s, murder one trial is going down. We expect closing (SIC) arguments to come as soon as jury selection is over. Those closing -- those opening statements will take place back in Orlando, in Orange County. This jury will be sequestered and bussed from Clearwater to Orange County, and they will remain there sequestered throughout the duration of the trial.
We are taking your calls live. But I want to go back very quickly -- joining me right now is Levi Page, radio host of "The Levi Page Show," who`s been on the case from the beginning. Levi, we had a juror actually get sick, start vomiting -- I guess it was vomiting -- vomiting and had to leave the trial today. I`m assuming it really was food poisoning and not that he/she is just allergic to tot mom and her defense team. What happened?
LEVI PAGE, INTERNET RADIO HOST: You`re exactly correct. She was complaining that she was sick, and she was -- left early. And you know what? Who could blame her from being allergic to tot mom, Casey Anthony. She`s an evil, narcissistic individual who`s thrown her mom and dad under the bus. You know, they`ve been covering for her from day one, making excuses for her. Now that she doesn`t need them anymore, she`s flicked them under the bus, under the side. And it`s a shame. And we`re seeing an evil, psychopathic narcissist right in front of our eyes!
GRACE: Well, you know what? I want to go to Leonard Padilla to follow up on what Levi Page is saying. Leonard -- as you all know, bounty hunter out of Sacramento, California. I`m sure there`s no love lost, Leonard, between you and the Anthony family. But you and your team were in the home following tot mom`s bail-out. In fact, you bailed her out on those initial bad check, forgery charges.
And what do you think is going to be the reaction from George, Cindy and Lee Anthony when it comes to fruition that she is blaming them for emotionally, verbally and sexually molesting her as a child?
LEONARD PADILLA, BOUNTY HUNTER: Well, George himself won`t have any comment on that. He`ll just ride out the storm. Cindy will either be very upset, or she will just kind of go along with it because George is the one that`s going to take the heat. As I said -- remember when we were talking about George falling on the sword? It`s all going to be decided by whether he accepts blame for the child`s death or not.
GRACE: Well, I can tell you this. George may let her blame him, but I don`t think George Anthony is going to lie under oath.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m not in control over any of this.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: She had been crying. Now, it`s not bawling, mind you.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you know of anyone --
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: -- who has been the victim of any physical or sexual assault?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Awful, awful.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I love you.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I woke up night after night with my sports bra lifted over my chest.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The explanation for the bizarre behavior of Casey Anthony.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Sexual abuse, physical abuse.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Sometimes it seems like she lies just to lie.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: This went on for over three years.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: CMA, I miss you.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I finally stood up to lee and I told him, if he ever came in my room again, I`d kill him.
GRACE: We are taking your calls. Out to Robert Hirschhorn, high profile jury consultant. Robert, we have noticed in court not only tot mom`s unusual behavior, constantly rubbing her hands, looking at them as if they are alive, you know, turning red, and digging into her hair, constantly. Not just once or twice but over and over and over.
We`ve also seen the freeze out between tot mom and her lead defense attorney, Jose Baez. She will no longer look at them, speak to them or sit next to him in court after their in fife feud court the other day, which was caught on microphone. What message does that send to the jury?
ROBERT HIRSCHHORN, JURY CONSULTANT: Terrible message. I don`t know what`s more dysfunctional, this family or this trial. If she`s acting out like that, the jury`s going to read into it. It will not inert her benefit.
What she has to try to do is communicated a positive message to that jury because she is fighting -- as you know, she`s fighting for her life. If she wants to try to get a fair trial and a good jury, she has to act the role and act the part. So far, doesn`t look like she`s doing it.
GRACE: Well, and another thing, Robert Hirschhorn, I recall -- you know, in any jury trial, there`s a lot of stress. I mean, it can even be a shoplifting trial. There`s a lot of stress. You`re striking a jury. You`re trying to put out truthful testimony.
You`re juggling evidence, witness statements, jury charges, the whole shebang. There`s always stress, but I recall trying cases not only shoplifting, bank robbery, child molestation, murder, you name it.
I would always have my investigator sitting next to me, shoulder by shoulder. Even if we would disagree over something we would never talk about it in court, never, ever because that`s a do or die situation. You`re at the plate.
It`s time to hit a home run. Everything else is put aside. If you want to fight about a witness or this went wrong or that went wrong or you did this, no, I didn`t, do you that after the court day is over and you work it out so you can start fresh the next morning. Have you to be a cohesive team. They are not. Why? Why?
HIRSCHHORN: Well, here`s part of the problem. You`ve got -- this is a revolving door of lawyers and consultants. What they have in mitigation expert sitting at table during jury selection is beyond me, other than the fact that she volunteered her time and wants publicity, which, of course, she`s getting.
I`ve been involved in two dozen death penalty cases. I`ve worked with great mitigation specialists. Never has there been one sit agent the table with us during jury selection. What`s going on, Nancy, this is a dysfunctional defense right now. They`re not working together as a team. You`ve got this fighting between the lawyer and the client.
The lawyer`s got enough aggravation. The judge is on his back. The prosecutor is, you know, giving him a hard time. There`s media all over the place. The last thing you want is having problems with your client as well.
They need to get their client under control and if they don`t, they`re going to be running a serious risk their client could be facing the death penalty.
GRACE: You know, Robert Hirschhorn, they took a big step in improving their image today by apparently getting some bobby pins for tot mom to get that hair out of her face. I want to go inside Florida`s death row. What do we know about it?
If she`s convicted, where will she be living? We take you inside Florida`s death row. Now, to Natisha Lance, you have studied this, the cell is 6-x 9. Let`s see the photos. What`s the schedule, Natisha?
NATISHA LANCE, NANCY GRACE PRODUCER, ON THE SCENE FROM ORLANDO FLORIDA: Well, the schedule, she gets three meals a day. That first meal for breakfast starting at 4 a.m. then she gets lunch at about 10:00. Dinner is about 4:00 in the afternoon.
Now, some of the things she`ll have access to, Nancy, she gets aerobics, inmate fitness, yoga, access to library books. Now here`s another thing, she will have a 13-inch TV in her cell.
Now, every hour the jailers who are there will count each and every inmate. Any time Casey Anthony is moved, she will be handcuffed.
GRACE: Wait a minute. Did you say she gets to go to yoga and fitness and the library every day? I don`t get to go to yoga and fitness and a library every day?
LANCE: That is an option for her.
GRACE: They have yoga on death row? What -- they got pilates going on?
LANCE: No pilates, but we did see yoga that was on there.
GRACE: How do you know it`s not pilates? How do you know that?
LANCE: It wasn`t listed. It says yoga.
GRACE: OK, what do we know about the orange -- you`re seeing right now our look inside Florida`s death row. But what about the orange county jail cell where she will be for the duration of the trial? Once we get the jury selection -- let`s see orange county, Liz. Fire it up for me. What do we know about the Orange County conditions?
LANCE: This is a 12-x 7 foot cell, a sink, toilet, a bed in this cell. She gets one hour a day for either exercise, an open area there. She can also take a shower in that time. She also has access to a commissary and also library books that the jail and she`s also in protective custody there.
GRACE: Also with us right now, joining us from D.C., Aaron, he is an expert in body language, author of the "The Knock of Body Language."
Aaron, thank you for being with us. Take a look at this video. I just can`t -- I keep looking at her and her whole appearance has changed and the constant picking at the hair. What is that?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So we see this self-touch gesture, this constant --
GRACE: The what? The stealth gesture? Did you say that?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, the self-touch gesture.
GRACE: Self-touch gesture. OK, go ahead.
AARON BREHOVE, BODY LANGUAGE EXPERT: When we see these self-touch gestures it`s manipulators, helping us relieve anxiety. They might be --
GRACE: It`s making me more anxious. How is it going to play to the jury that she`s constantly picking at her hair, fingernails, biting her fingernails, adjusting her shirt?
BREHOVE: Well, his is very bad for her. Looks like she has some clothes somebody suggested she wear and gives her a different look, probably a better look to be in front of the jury, but they`re not working on her body language that well.
You see her today she was walking by different tables, touching them. She has her elbows everywhere. She really needs some work on what she`s doing with her non-verbals.
What she`s doing with her body because it`s coming across as arrogant at point, nervous and a lot of emotions you don`t want to see here. You want to see somebody that`s submitting to the court.
GRACE: Also, joining us today a special guest John Guinnaso, Scott Peterson juror, and co-author of "We the Jury Deciding the Fate of Scott Peterson."
John, thank you for being with us. We heard today -- we got a stealth juror, a juror we later find out has a mug shot and has been doing true crime postings and you know, suddenly remembered it all during jury selection. What about that? Would people try to sneak onto a jury?
JOHN GUINASSO, SCOTT PETERSON JUROR, CO-AUTHOR OF "WE, THE JURY": Absolutely. I know for the Scott Peterson trial, as we went -- as we went down for every day going to jury duty, I know I would be on the case, there were people that wanted to be on his jury.
Those are the people that will actually be the first ones not to be on the jury. If they do somehow -- someone gets on the jury, they will go ahead and break the rules that the judge has set for them.
One of the other jurors will expose that individual because they all want, you know, to make sure it`s a fair trial for the defendant.
GRACE: John, what was it like being sequestered? You guys I don`t think even get to see your family, did you?
GUINASSO: No. We were -- there was no family contact. We were cordoned off on a floor of a hotel under the watchful eye of deputies. We lost a lot of our everyday rights.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m fine.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m miserable.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: A little emotion for her missing little 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: She`s the one that`s missing.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Exactly.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: She`s the one we need to have returned to us.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m trying. It`s the first time that I truly, truly broke down. Hearing about the fact that mom was making chili and there was probably a bunch of people at the house. It hurt and I`m still recovering from that.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: She did this during a time when Caylee was missing.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The focus is on Caylee.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: My second focus is you.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`ll be fine. I`m fine.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Pick up your hand and say, this is us.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m the ring finger. Caylee`s the pinkie finger.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You still have two fingers.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m still here.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The incredible story of Rosalie Martinez.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Is she crazy?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Can you say whacko?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No one can understand a wife and mother who would take such an unthinkable step.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Hey, mom.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Hey, honey, how are you? Did you have a good trip?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Oscar Ray Bolin.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: A rapist and vicious murder.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: A man who murdered one young woman and awaits retrial for killing two others.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Convicted killer on death row.
GRACE: And now the defense specialist on the tot mom`s defense team we confirm is married to that serial killer currently on death row. You are seeing video of Rosalie Bolin and her husband on death row, Oscar Ray Bolin Jr.
I want to go now to Dr. Stanton Kessler former medical examiner, forensic pathologist joining us out of Columbia, South Carolina. Doctor, thank you for being with us.
Tot mom seems to be suggesting she was sexually molested as a child. Is there a way to go back and look at her medical records as a child to see if anything corroborates her being sexually molested as a child?
DR. STANTON KESSLER, FORMER MEDICAL EXAMINER, FORENSIC PATHOLOGY: I would have assumed they would be a sexual assault reports and forensic evidence she was molested when she was a child. Without that, it`s hearsay evidence.
GRACE: What I`m saying there is no police report. There is no report. What I`m saying is, would a pediatrician have been able to tell if she had been sexually molested as a child?
KESSLER: There may be reports of that, but it would have to have been something that was looked at by a pediatrician. Someone has a lot of chronic inflammation down there or a lot of chronic you know, cystitis or something as a young child would make you --
GRACE: Chronic urinary tract infections, chronic cystitis, as you say, lack of a hymen as a child, red, inflamed, bleeding. That kind of evidence, if she was somewhere as a child up to 15, 16 years old could support this theory, could it not?
KESSLER: It could, but, you know, you have to realize when a child is very young, you tend to see these things. When they get older, you don`t. They get more mature. Sexual organs get larger and the trauma is not as evident sometimes.
GRACE: George Parnham out of Houston and high profile lawyer, Richard Herman out of Vegas. So George, Richard, I`ll start with you first.
Richard, if the state wants to bring in the theory at death penalty phase, sentencing phase that she was molested as a child, without her taking the stand, how are they going to do it?
RICHARD HERMAN, DEFENSE ATTORNEY: No, I think she`s going to have to take the stand at that point, Nancy. But you have had shrinks on over the years that have said time and time again that children suppress these events.
They suppress them and come on later in life. You`ll have experts get up there and say she was molested but repressed. Nancy, don`t bet against George Anthony having a breakdown on the stand. That will be very powerful for a mitigation.
GRACE: I never said George Anthony wouldn`t cry on the stand because I would, if I were him. But I don`t see --
HERMAN: He`ll admit it.
GRACE: There`s nothing to admit! Don`t put --
HERMAN: That he molested her.
GRACE: Don`t, don`t go there. It`s not on me. I`m not saying that. You know what, fine, you`re the one that`s going to answer the legal summons when it comes in court because I`m not going to hear that about George Anthony or Lee Anthony.
HERMAN: That`s my opinion.
GRACE: You just keep that and it will be even more precious if you keep it to yourself. OK, what about it, George Parnham, how could that come in without her taking the stand?
GEORGE PARNHAM, DEFENSE ATTORNEY IN ANDREA YATES CASE: Well, if you have objective evidence as was talked about by the good doctor, medical reports, things of that nature, that, to me if properly authenticated can be a way to do it, but --
GRACE: Could that doctor come in, George? Could that pediatrician come in, if one exists?
PARNHAM: Yes, the doctors can take the witness stand and so testify, but I agree with my colleague out in Las Vegas. This young woman has to take the stand at some point during this trial that jury wants to see and hear from the person whose fate is in their hands.
GRACE: Everyone, we are taking your calls live, but right now "CNN Heroes.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Here in Hanoi, kids come to the streets hoping it`s better than living in poverty in the countryside, but often they find things are much worse for them here. You can actually identify kids who are living and working on the streets.
They may get detained by the authorities. They may get beaten up. There are gangs selling heroine. Kids are being tricked, sold into prostitution. It was just a case of, I can help so I should help.
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It`s an amazing feeling, getting to watch these kids go from being malnourished and just completely lacking confidence to wanting to make a change. I grew up in poverty, and I often used to think I could do something good with my life. If only someone would come and give me that chance. Now I`m the guy who can help these kids and give them a chance.
GRACE: The murder trial of tot mom Casey Anthony, under way. Finally, reality hits, the consequences of murder. And the brutal death of 2-year- old Caylee Marie Anthony.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Florida versus Casey Anthony.
GRACE: The day arrived for a tearful Casey Anthony.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I will read you the indictment.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Here stands a young woman standing trial for her life.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I`m sorry for what I did.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: For lack of maturity.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Turns on the waterworks.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Count two, aggravated child abuse.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: History of child abuse.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Count four, providing false information to a law enforcement officer.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Lack of impulse control.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Looking miserable.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Count three, aggravated manslaughter of a child.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Looking down, red nose.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Mother and father failed to protect her as a child.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I woke up, night after night, with my sports bra lifted over my chest.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Seeking the death penalty against Casey Marie Anthony.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: People have been lying to you guys.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Sheer disdain. The child`s remains tossed away.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What can I say?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Have you ever had anything so bad happen to you --
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I was mad.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: -- that you told no one about?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We`re trying to make this as pleasant as possible.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Caylee, give me a kiss.
GRACE: Let`s stop and remember Marine Captain Brian Letendre, 27, Virginia, killed in Iraq. Second tour, awarded bronze star, Purple Heart, Navy and Marine Corps commendation medals. Buried at Arlington just a few miles from where he grew up.
Loved playing, coaching soccer, teaching his toddler son baseball. Leaves behind parents, June and Milton. Brother Nicholas. Widow, Autumn. Son, Dylan. Brian Letendre, American Hero.
Thanks to our guests, but especially to you. Special good night from the New York control room. Good night, Brett, Liz, Rosie, Dana. Where`s Squeaky? Gone? OK, she`s under the desk.
And happy birthday to California friend, Vicki. Never misses a show, loves volunteering, handing out toys to needy children in her lower Lake community. Happy birthday, friend. Everyone, I`ll see you Monday night, 8:00 sharp Eastern. And until then, good night, friend.


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When the Georgia High School Association basketball playoffs begin Friday, several Columbia County teams will be in action.
Region 3-AAAAAA champion Grovetown will play host to Coffee County (8-18) at 6 p.m. in the first round of the Class AAAAAA state tournament. The fifth-ranked Lady Warriors (20-7), who won their second consecutive region title Friday with its victory over Heritage, will try to advance to the second round for the year in a row.
Drew Eller made history this past weekend.
Eller won the Georgia High School Association Class AAAAAA wrestling championship for the 126-pound class. Eller became the first athlete in the Augusta area to win a wrestling state title as a freshman.
In the final match, Eller defeated senior Travian Walton, of Valdosta, with a score of 18-6. Eller defeated three seniors and a junior in the state championship, finishing the season with a 51-0 record.
Mickey Derrick sat next to his wife, Corliss, as different people got up to speak on his behalf.
The longtime Columbia County coach was recently inducted into the Greenbrier High School Athletic Hall of Fame. Derrick gave his wife of 40 years credit for encouraging him through the years.
"She is by far the best coaching wife in the world," he said. "I learned a long time ago there are two things I could be when I got married. I could be right or I could be happy. I chose happy."
After his team won its second region championship in a row, Grovetown coach Jaime Echols asked his players if they were satisfied.
No one raised their hand.
Destiny Marshall scored 22 points Friday night and the Lady Warriors rolled to a 69-32 victory over Heritage in the Region 3-AAAAAA championship game Friday night at Evans High School.
Grovetown improved to 20-7 and will play host to Coffee in the first round of the state tournament Friday night. The time is yet to be determined.
Valentine's Day is two days away. I'm trying to help you guys out. You've officially been warned.
In case you've been caught up in sports since the beginning of the year, it's time to do something nice for your family, your loved ones. So you have two days to get to work.
My wife and I have special plans on Feb. 14. We'll be at our children's Upward basketball playoff game. I'm coaching two of the triplets, while my wife and other daughter will be some of the support group in the crowd.
Kre'Sean Hall and his Lakeside teammates made the most of their first appearance in a region championship game.
Kalen Williams and Hall combined for 23 points in the final quarter as the fifth-ranked Panthers rallied to knock off Heritage, 67-63, in the Region 3-AAAAAA title game Friday night at Evans High School.
"It's an amazing feeling," said Hall, a senior forward. "Coach always tells us not to get too high and not to get too low. They got excited when they went up and got too high. We stayed neutral. We got the result we wanted."
The Arsenal Gunners U9 Boys recently won the Columbia County Spring Shootout 2017 at Blanchard Woods Park. Pictured (from left, front row): Jack Freace, Collin Bias, Theron Sapp III, Jared Mendoza, Christopher Baldwin, Jose' Rosales, Benton McMahon and Robert Gregory. Back row: coach Wes Kendrick.
Baseball signupsRegistration is now open for Martinez-Evans Little League. Register online at www.mellbaseball.org. Open to all boys and girls ages 4-16. Season opens on April 15 at Crawford Creek Park. Tryouts will be March 18 for Major and Rookie leagues. Tryouts will be March 20 for Minor League. Tryouts will be March 25 for Coach Pitch and Junior League. Senior league tryouts will be announced soon. For more information, go to mellbaseball.org
For Ryan Jolly, this time of year is all about being organized.
The Augusta Prep junior basketball standout has a planner at school that helps him balance academics and athletics. He tries to get his homework finished before basketball practice. Then, he heads home where he'll study for another two, three hours.
"I try to stay organized as much as possible," he said.
Academics is a big thing for Jolly, who also grew up in a sports-minded family. He grew up playing baseball, basketball, football and lacrosse. In seventh grade, he began focusing solely on basketball.
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WEST POINT, N.Y. (May 7, 2014) — Nine-tenths of a mile.
That's the distance between victory and defeat after three of the bloodiest days in U.S. history.
But nine-tenths of a mile across numerous fences, through gullies and eventually uphill into the waiting guns of a long-time enemy is quite another matter.
Twenty-one U.S. Military Academy Cadet Corps Squad team captains took a staff ride to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where they learned what it was like to be a young leader during the American Civil War's climatic battle and explored what it was like to be thrusted into ever increasing leadership roles as their more experienced commanders fell around them.
On the afternoon of July 3, 1863, after the longest and arguably loudest artillery bombardment in the world until then, roughly 12,000 men from the Confederacy's best fighting force, the Army of Northern Virginia, stepped out of the trees onto Seminary Ridge and walked into history.
"I never understood why they even tried Pickett's Charge," Army football team captain Larry Dixon, Class of 2015, said. "Now that I've walked the ground and have seen the battle from both sides, I understand both perspectives."
The Department of History's Lt. Col. David Siry and retired Brig. Gen. Jack Mountcastle, a former USMA D/History faculty member himself, led the staff ride May 3-4 to help next year's crop of team captains garner some lessons from the battlefield on how young leaders have to build trust within their athletic teams in some of the same ways that military units build trust to be successful in battle.
Superintendent Lt. Gen. Robert L. Caslen Jr. walked the battlefield with the cadets and offered his own take on what Gettysburg had to offer to his up-and-coming athletic leaders.
"If you're going to be an effective team captain, you've got to be an effective peer leader," Caslen said, in his typical low, authoritative voice that makes you lean in a bit to make sure you hear him. "To be an effective peer leader you need to share hardships, lead from the front and lead by example.
"So what they do here at Gettysburg," he continued, "is to study the junior leaders on both the Confederate and Union side. What did they do to make them effective? What did they do that made them ineffective?"
Before they arrived at Gettysburg, cadets read and studied about the key leaders from each side both good and bad.
Each cadet was called upon at various times to assess a specific portion of the battle from their assigned leader's perspective, often using the commander's actual battle reports.
"We learned about decision-making at every location on the battlefield and gained a perspective from all aspects of the engagement," Army Hockey team captain Cadet Josh Richards, Class of 2015, said.
Over the two days of the trip, cadets saw the battlefield from each Army's point of view. They saw how the lay of the ground in one particular spot can cloud a commander's decision making process.
How Union Cavalry Brig. Gen. John Buford, Class of 1848, chose the good ground of Seminary Ridge to make his initial stand on the first day as his brigade of troopers held off a Confederate division until the lead elements of the Union Army of the Potomac's I Corps arrived to stem the tide.
They studied the Confederates failures to press their advantage in numbers on the northern portion of the battlefield at the end of first day.
"The focus of the staff ride is not to teach them strategy," Caslen said. "(It's) not to teach them military tactics, but to teach them and help them develop an understanding of what it means to be an effective small unit leader that builds teams, that instills discipline, that instills toughness and that leads."
Cadet team captains simulate "Pickett's Charge" with Department of History instructor Lt. Col. David Siry, in front, playing the role of the Army of Northern Virginia's Brig. Gen. Lewis Armistead who led his brigade of Virginians in the attack.
U.S. Military Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Robert L. Caslen Jr. discusses the 20th Maine's defense of Little Round Top May 4 during the Gettysburg Athletic Team Captain Staff Ride. Caslen, 21 Corps Squad team captains and select staff and faculty participated in the two-day event which teaches cadets about small unit leadership.
Class of 2015 Cadet Kristen Barta, a women's swimming team captain, discusses the leadership decisions facing both sides at Little Round Top.
Retired Brig. Gen. Jack Mountcastle, a former USMA Department of History professor, helped lead the staff ride. Here at the Virginia Monument on Seminary Ridge, he explains the tactical situation that the Confederates faced before they launched "Pickett's Charge."
Department of History instructor Lt. Col. David Siry explains the history at Little Round Top during the Gettysburg Staff Ride.
Caslen explained how if Confederate Lt. Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson, Class of 1846, had not been killed at Chancellorsville two months prior to Gettysburg how differently those three days in July 1863 would have been.
"If (Jackson's replacement, Confederate 2nd Corps Commander Richard Ewell, Class of 1840) would have taken the high ground on Day 1 then Day 2 and 3 would have been completely different," Caslen said, the passion of the historical turning point filling his voice. "(Ewell) didn't do it. When he had the opportunity to press and to push to achieve the levels he should have as a commander he elected not to.
"He didn't want to push his men anymore when they really needed to be pushed. It's a tremendous lesson on leadership. One, I think, was a failure of leadership," Caslen emphasized.
The cadets began to see that the battle's decisive moments were a string of decisions over three days that could have gone either way but for the decisions of a few, sometimes, very young officers and Soldiers on both sides.
Women's soccer team captain Cadet Ellen Duckwall, Class of 2015, learned the impact that one decision can have on a team.
One of the key moments of the fight the cadets explored on the second day occurred at Little Round Top where the cadets saw the fight that lay before Confederate Maj. Gen. John Hood, Class of 1853, and his division as they stood looking across at the rocky ground that separated them from the end of the Union line.
The cadets learned the story of the Union V Corps and the 20th Maine Regiment and Col. Joshua Chamberlain.
Wrestling team captain Cadet Chandler Smith, Class of 2015, took the story of the men from Maine and their desperate fight at the extreme left of the Union line to heart. Men who knew they had to hold. That they were the end of the line.
"I learned the importance of building relationships as a team captain by being here," Smith said. "This will help me to establish relationships on my team."
Caslen, an old infantryman himself, was inspired when explaining how Union leadership recognized at the last possible moment that disaster was at hand as Hood's men formed up to attack.
"Not only what (the Union Army) did up there, but how they recognized the key terrain and how they secured the key terrain. How they recognized how important it was to seek reinforcements … from a tactical standpoint," Caslen explained.
"When you look at the 20th Maine and the cohesion in that unit you look at the trust in that unit between the men and the commander," he continued. "Between the team and that unit. That unit wasn't going to fail for nothing. They were not going to let each other down. The leadership of Joshua Chamberlain and how he was able to integrate the 2nd Maine mutineers into his organization so they could be together as a team. They won without ammunition, with a bayonet charge. They won because they were a team. What a tremendous example of leadership and what it takes to win."
After two days of battle, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, Class of 1829, the commanding general of the Army of Northern Virginia, against his subordinates' objections, chose to attack the Union center at Cemetery Ridge.
That's when 12,000 men from Virginia and North Carolina, from Mississippi and Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee begin their ninth-tenths of a mile walk into history.
Unbeknownst to the Southerners, their two-hour cannonade that preceded what would later become known as "Pickett's Charge" had fired long, disrupting the back slope of the Union center, but leaving the point of attack relatively unscathed. After marching in close order and by the "Double Quick" across the killing zone Sunday between the Confederate held Seminary Ridge on the west and the Union held Cemetery Ridge on the East, the Cadet Team Captains now understand as best we can in modern times how courageous an endeavor it was for those southern men to even attempt to walk into the maelstrom that awaited them.
At the "Copse of Trees," at the "Angle" where the "High Water Mark of the Confederacy" lapped upon the Union Center, the cadets learned about Union artillery Lt. Alonzo Cushing, USMA Class of June 1861.
Cushing and his men stayed with their cannon as the crest of the Southern attack rolled toward them. Cushing died firing his sole remaining cannon one last time as the attack began to break through the Union lines, just before men from Pennsylvania and New York swarmed in to stem the tide and change history one final time on July 3, 1863.
Caslen summed up Day 3 with a look back on the two-day staff ride while cadets sat upon the stone wall at the "Copse of Trees" at the center of the Union line, right where men from Virginia met Alonzo Cushing and his deadly cannon.
"The thing I love about Day 3 is Alonzo Cushing. Even though he's an artilleryman I still like him," the veteran foot soldier said with his trademark smirk, which drew a laugh from the cadets.
"(Cushing) graduated from West Point two years before Gettysburg," Caslen added. "How would he ever know that within two years he would put the nation's future and security on his back at this critical part of this critical fight? (Cushing) has probably the most decisive part of this defense right here.
"And what does he do?" Caslen asked the cadets, the fire back in his eyes as he began to get a little emotional. "He responds to the call of duty. Even when he is injured he refuses to be evacuated because he recognizes the position of leadership on the battlefield. He was not going to let his men down, nor his team down. He was not going to let his country down. He stays in there until the very end. What a tremendous example of leadership."
"I just think you are never going to know what's going to happen two years from the time you graduate," Caslen told the cadets.
"What's going to happen to your team," he asked, "when on some court or some field when something is not going right and the future or the success of the season is on your team's back at that particular point? (In battle) you never know when you're winning. You're the one component of leadership and you're there to lead by example. You know what you've got to do.
"Who knows what's going to be asked of you after you graduate?" Caslen said. "(If) you'll have an Alonzo Cushing moment two years after you graduate.
"Alonzo Cushing never let his country down and you'll never let this country down either. You will have that moment. You will answer the call of duty and be great," Caslen continued.
"I say this every time I come out here," he said. "This is a sacred battlefield right here. It's great to be able to study our profession and study what we're really all about."
Caslen asked the cadets to do one last thing before they left Gettysburg.
"When you walk around (here on Cemetery Ridge) just think about what these young West Point graduates did," Caslen said. "What was asked of them and how they responded.


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Lorrain is about 30 miles west of Cleveland. The 64,000 residents enjoy a strong economy relative to the rest of the country. If you are hunting for jobs in Lorain, then consider brushing up on your knowledge of the job market and general economic conditions.
Opportunity is more abundant in Lorain than most places. Unemployment is below average, dropping from 5.8 to 4.8 over the last year. The biggest industries are education and health services, and the 2.7 percent annual growth shows no shortage of new positions. The most common jobs in Lorain are a little uncommon as registered nurses make up the largest occupation. Retail sales and food preparation are the next most common roles. Average wages are $809 a week, which is considerably lower than the national average of $1,048.
Since you understand how important it is to have an excellent resume, these tips will help you overcome the most frequent mistakes that are made by even the most seasoned experts.
1. Make it easy to read. This applies to fonts, colors and every other aspect of format. A hiring manager has no obligation to spend a lot of time with your resume. If you want to make every second count, you have to make it easy and inviting for them to read.
2. Aim for one to two pages. Keeping in mind the idea that a manager does not want to spend a lot of time on your document, anything over two pages is very unlikely to be read in full. If you trim all of the excess, all that remains is the very best you have to offer.
3. Build unique resumes. This does not mean you should experiment with obscure formats. It does mean that you should customize each resume to the employer who reads it. Jobs in Lorain are diverse, so your resumes may have to reflect that diversity.
4. Be specific. Listing the duties you have performed in the past is not very compelling. What did you do that was successful? How successful was it? Any time you can pair numerical values to a claim of accomplishment you will add significant weight to your words.
5. Organize information by importance. You do not determine importance. The employer dictates relevance. If you arrange your points according to their expectations, they will more reliably see the attributes and information that are likely to get you hired.
No matter where you are or what your profession is, there are some general tips that can help you find your next job. When you are looking for jobs in Lorain, consider the following advice:
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Man, somewhere along the way in 2016 I stopped making blog entries about the work I'd been up to. I guess I was working too much to write about work. An atypically busy december breezed by and still I didn't get a chance to catch up. Better late than never though, right? This'll be the first of my catch-up entries for projects from 2016.
Directing & Producing partners Leah McKissock & Adam Blake Carver make up La Di Da Films and have recently created a great niche for themselves with stop motion food animation! Here are four Scooby-Doo spots that I helped them with. Now I'm getting hungry for some mummy dogs...
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I read a great post about this today from Jennifer O. White. It hit home because this is what God seems to be bringing to me over and over again – This message about prayer and, specifically, praying in the Spirit.
There is so much going on in the unseen world around me, mysteries I may never understand. But the God who created all things, Who knows all things, He tells me to pray.
And there have been many opportunities to do that lately. Most recently, I found out another family member has breast cancer. As soon as I got through shaking my head, I bowed it in prayer because, like the psalmist David, I've learned where true help comes from. It comes from the Maker of heaven and earth.
I've said since my diagnosis that, first and foremost, this has been a spiritual journey. A journey that had me on my face from the get-go. I've been a Christian for many years but, in this season, I find myself desperate to hear God and know Him better and walk with Him more closely than ever before.
It's very obvious to my husband and I that we don't have all the answers so we rely on the Holy Spirit to lead. At times, it's been overwhelming. I've had days of discouragement, when it seems like I'm tossing slingshots at an invisible enemy.
Then again, I've been blessed with so many grace-filled moments. Times when God reached out through the support of friends and family. And even strangers.
I met this young couple a couple months ago who told me they'd been praying for me since May. My name was included in an email requesting prayer and, even though they didn't know me, the Holy Spirit told them to pray. So they did.
And, recently, my husband got a text he forwarded me from an acquaintance who said he had been impressed to pray for me that morning. I've never met this man, and what he didn't know was that I had a doctor appointment that day that had me feeling down. I needed that prayer. And it was encouraging to know God had placed me on someone's heart.
How incredibly humbling to realize just how personally God cares for me, how He cares for all of His children!
So, this balancing act continues…Me, like Peter, walking on the waves one minute and gargling salt water the next.
What I'm trying to say is, I've had my ups and downs. I guess that's pretty normal when going through a trial. Because, the thing is, you can believe and yet find yourself asking, "Lord, help my unbelief."
But God is mercifully teaching me that He is in control, and He moves in creative and unexplained ways to accomplish what He has purposed to do. He speaks to us through His word, through prayer and even through others willing to listen to the whisper of the Spirit.
Lord, help me and your people everywhere to understand the authority we have in Christ. Help us learn to discern your voice, praying in the Holy Spirit, allowing the manifestation of your power to be revealed. In Jesus' name we ask these things. Amen!
Below is an interview with John Eldredge, author of Moving Mountains, a book I read this year on prayer that you might enjoy reading too. You can order the book here if interested.
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However, her teaching methods and content raised concern by fellow Masters. With tutaminis, Revan even proved capable of absorbing the dark power of Darth Nyriss, sparing Meetra Surik and Scourge from certain incineration. His leadership and command of the Galactic Republic military made it a legitimate fighting force capable of fighting threats like Vitiate's Sith Empire.
He quickly became the 's most promising pupil, much to the caution of the who sensed something deeper. His mastery allowed himself to open up to both sides of the Force simultaneously, summoning such power that he could then unleash the Force in its purest form.
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Dear All, Some days ago I had a problem of interpreting an UDF. I got help immediatelly, giving me the hint to compile the source code instead of interpreting it. So I did, but now, I got a new error message regarding to nmake:
Make sure that UDF source files are in the directory that contains your case and data files. If you have an existing libudf directory, please remove this directory to ensure that the latest files are used. 1 file(s) copied. 1 file(s) copied. 1 file(s) copied. 1 file(s) copied. (system "move user_nt.udf libudf\ntx86\2ddp")0 (system "copy H:\FLUENT6.1.18\fluent6.1\src\makefile_nt.udf libudf\ntx86\2ddp\makefile") 1 file(s) copied. 0 (chdir "libudf")() (chdir "ntx86\2ddp")() 'nmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 'nmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Could you please comment on this? Thank you, Szabolcs |
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First of all, put your UDF source code in the same directory where you saved the cas and dat file of your simulation.
Also, the message nmake is not recognized as an internal or external command means that FLUENT can't find Microsoft Visual Studio command line compiler. You have to install it and to set PATH in order to use compiled UDF on a Windows platform. Hi ap |
April 14, 2004, 10:12 |
Re: UDF compilation error
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I also faced the same error some time back. But after that instead of compiling, I try to interpret it. Now it is ok. Let u first try interpret and after that compile it. I think we can do any of the things, interpret or compile. Regards Karthick |
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