Notice Board

AmCor® Industries Presents:

No wires! No straps! No electricity!

Take our 60-minute, two-step Deception Detection Training Program and become a human lie detector! Increase your “decept-ability” by 22%*

In a world where 91% of people lie regularly at work and at home, it is important to detect deception, even within our closest social networks. In a 10-minute conversation you are likely to be lied to 2-3 times, and the average human lies as often as 50 times a day. Without proper training, we are accurate at detecting lies only 54% of the time. Discerning between lies and the truth can save us time, money, time and can ensure our personal and economic safety.

Try AmCor’s®** Deception Detection Training Program (DDTP) today! Using the specialized Mendacious Coding System (MCS)*** through our patented Interpersonal Suspicion Theory and Visual Taxonomy Technology (VTT).

September 27 – November 15, 2014

Special event ONE NIGHT ONLY:  9:00 pm - 12 midnight - SAT SEPT 27th

Le Petit Trianon  104 – 5th St. S.

Lethbridge, AB

* not guaranteed

** AmCor’s®** is a leader in the Deceptology industry, with advanced human technology incorporated by the CIA, the FBI and the HG (Harper Government) to counter terrorism, including eco-extremists and advanced environmentalists.

*** Traditional methods of measuring guilt through systolic blood pressure, increased heart rate, rapid breathing and dilated pupils (the same symptoms of shyness, stress or lust), have proven to be less than accurate.

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Amy Modahl holds an MFA from the University of British Columbia in Kelowna. Her research and creative work builds on her teaching in Linguistics and Communications. Her recent projects investigate language visually through various media including: drawing, painting, printmaking, stop-motion animation and installation. She also appears as the alter-ego Janet animating the amateur in performance and writing. Amy has taught for many years at the post-secondary level including: Linguistics, visual art, art history, literature, writing and ESL. Currently she teaches in the Communications Department at Okanagan College in British Columbia.

Corinne Thiessen is a multidisciplinary artist born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She holds an MFA from the University of Lethbridge. Corinne has presented in group exhibitions and collaborative performances in Western Canada and was awarded the Roloff Beny Foundation Photographic Award and the Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship. She has participated in residencies such as ReMaking and Mutopia 7 at the Banff Centre. She has published in Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture and (Re)Activating Objects: Social Theory and Material Culture published by the University of Western Ontario. Corinne has taught at the post-secondary level in the Media department at Lethbridge College and at the University of Lethbridge.