Part of my advertising class.

Playing around with the idea that we are only ever tuning in to a miniscule part of reality and that we are capable of so much more. Interested in Eastern Philosophies and Religious Practices, combined with elements of Psychics, Kundalini Yoga, Third Eye, expanding consciousness and a lot more!

Got a lie detector kit from madlab. It measures galvanic skin response as a means of detecting if someone starts sweating. That being said, it's not very reliable. However, I think I'm going to use it for what it's intended to sense and not for the purpose of it's design.

Got a lie detector kit from madlab. It measures galvanic skin response as a means of detecting if someone starts sweating. That being said, it's not very reliable. However, I think I'm going to use it for what it's intended to sense and not for the purpose of it's design.

Photos by Ingrid Barrentine

Master Sgt. Katrina Cobb, right, 201st BfSB, questions William Kearney, 9, during a lie detector test June 21 as part of a demonstration at Carter Lake Elementary on McChord Field.

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Part of my advertising class.

Part of my advertising class.

Part of my advertising class.

Got a lie detector kit from madlab. It measures galvanic skin response as a means of detecting if someone starts sweating. That being said, it's not very reliable. However, I think I'm going to use it for what it's intended to sense and not for the purpose of it's design.

Lie Detectors

Bilbao - Satélite T

Galería/Gallery: www.lorenzo-pascual.com/liedetectors

Part of my advertising class.

Part of my advertising class.

Part of my advertising class.

Part of my advertising class.

Me testing out the Lie Detector that Amanda built.

www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Lie-Detector!/

It's really a "Galvanic Skin Response" detector, and too twitchy to really be useful as some sort of lie detector. All the same, it makes awesome squeaky noises.

The empty Maury Show set, as we broke for lunch.

Part of my advertising class.

"In case of emergency, break glass, wear t-shirt."

This is hanging just inside the entrance to Studio A where the Maury Show is taped.

Part of my advertising class.

Yeah, I bought this despite reviews saying it doesn't work very well. To be specific, the complaint was that sometimes nothing happens when you press the button, not that it doesn't detect lies. Not even a real lie detector can actually reliably do that, so it's realistic AND educational.

Or was it? I forget. Let's just be glad these readings aren't admissable in court.

Whenever instructions say "quick start" I always start looking for the (presumably more complete and in-depth) slow start instructions, but I guess this is just the current copyspeak for "start" now. A bit like how "sundried tomatoes" just means "dried tomatoes".

Anyway, this manual specifies NOT to use the device with wet hands, so I don't know what gives.

A shot of the audience as the lights went down low for production.

The president turns to Batman in his hunt for staff leaks.

Strange Adventures / Heft-Reihe

Darwin Jones / The Gorilla War Against Earth!

Cover: Gil Kane, Joe Giella

DC / USA 1958

Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/14186/

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"This is Janine. Janine is here today because she suspects her husband, Russell, of cheating!"

from mad labs

www.madlab.org/kits/lie.html

Tell It Like It T-i-s

The readied stage.

18 June 2008

I'm putting all my lie detector sensors into a glove. I think this will make it easier to deal with them. Plus it looks all cyberpunk. (If I'd been thinking ahead, I would have gotten a horse riding glove in order to be steampunk. oh well) And I've always wanted to be Leticia Sonami.

This has two of three sensors installed.

Spot the liar! Hmmm. My guess is Arts, which doesn't belong with the STEM subjects.

"Here is what Russell had to say before the show..."

How lie detectors work. "What happens if you moisten your fingers with water and then tell the truth?" I've always wondered that.

The idea here is that it's supposed to pass as a box of mint, which would be cool but unfortunately it's way too big.

Maury talking to his producer, Jennifer.

Standing in line to get in to the Maury Show.

I thought maybe these ladies were surprise guests, with their front row seats. Turned out not to be the case.

Maury talking to his producer during the paternity test taping.

Blarney Rock Pub!

Maury and his production manager.