segunda-feira, 3 de julho de 2017

Ghost Hunter 4

Recorder - Can be digital or tape. They serve to capture so-called FVEs (Electronic Voice Phenomenes), also mandatory in an investigation. You'll be blown away by what you can record! Some recorders are sound activated, so he only turns on and records if he notices some sound in the near environment, so if he calls and no one has said anything, he probably captured a sound from the beyond. Digital recorders are easier if you want to analyze this sound in a computer program, it will suffice a cable to pass the recording from the recorder to the computer. In the tape recorder, it is more difficult to analyze in a computer program. But there are those who prefer the good old magnetic tapes. They are not usually very expensive, they cost on average between $ 50 and $ 200 but you can even use recorders or applications of your own Smartphone. Image Source: Daily Republic. Radesthetic rods - Another inexpensive option, as well as the compass, to lead to an investigation are the radestesthetic rods. But there are controversies ... Many believe that what moves the rods is nothing more than the unconscious movement of those who hold them. Others believe that the surrounding magnetic field is going to influence the movements of the rods. Anyway, if you want to make radiestés rods is just to do a quick search on the internet that you will read more about them and learn how to do, it's cool. Thermometer - one of the hallmarks of the presence of ghosts is to leave the environment cold as a refrigerator. This is because it is believed that when a ghost tries to materialize it steals energy from the environment and heat is a form of energy. They thus generate "Cold Points". Since it is always good to have solid, measurable records instead of just saying that you have felt this or that, being able to record the sudden drop in temperature of a particular point in the environment is very interesting. A digital temperature meter costs around $ 60.00. Walkie-Talkies - It's interesting if you have more people in your research group. Very useful for communicating when everyone is in an environment or home point, if someone hears or sees something, they can ask or report immediately to the colleague. But be careful, walkie-talkies can interfere with the results, as many devices end up capturing radio waves. Sometimes the walkie-talkies themselves are used as instruments by the ghosts that end up manifesting through them. They cost about R $ 70.00 per pair. Cell Phone - Obviously for emergencies or whatever, but cell phones can interfere with the other electronics used in the investigation, so be careful. It is good that you leave it off while reading, and only switch on when necessary. Powder (talc) and Black Plastic - This is very interesting and can be scary. You can try to capture the "footprints" of some spirit with this, just pick up a plastic (which can be an open garbage bag in the middle) black, put on the floor where there are history of apparitions, sprinkle talc or flour on it and wait. When you check in later, you may find that the energy of a ghost has stirred the dust, or even imprinted marks on it. Just make sure you tell other people in the investigation that they will not go there. Strobe Light - you must have gone to a ballad where you had one of those. They blink so much and so fast that our movements seem to be in slow motion or that we move at intervals like photos. This is the same fan principle, explained above. As the lights flash, isolate images that would otherwise move too fast for the human brain to solve, you can do the test again using a powered fan. Put a strobe light pointed at it and you can see the propellers. So during an investigation you can turn on a strobe light in the dark while watching, it goes that "someone" appears ... Such a light costs on average $ 200.00.

Ghost Hunter 3

What will you need? Here is a list of what would be ideal to have: Notepad, pens, pencils ... - Taking note in a search is mandatory! Locations, dates, times, names of witnesses, contact information, environmental conditions and experiences. It can be free-form in a notebook or standardized in the form of a form. Flashlight - Most of the time you will do this at night, in dark places or with lights off. I do not even need to explain much, you WILL WANT to have a flashlight on hand, believe me! You can carry a larger flashlight and a small flashlight in your pockets, or opt for those that get stuck on your head to have your hands free to handle other devices. Red filters in flashlights also help your eyes recover faster in the dark if you need to turn off the lights. The prices of the lanterns can vary between R $ 25,00 and R $ 100,00. Extra Batteries and / or Batteries - You will need batteries and batteries in various equipments, and you will not risk going only with those that are already in the devices, right! Are you going to risk the risk of filming an activity the camera stops? Remember that in places with a history of activity the energies of the devices tend to be sucked quickly, it is common for your cell phone to discharge quickly, or the machine that was supercharged have its battery exhausted after very few photos. Stay tuned. Clock - It's super important to note down the timings, it can even help you find patterns in the apparitions. If more people are investigating with you, synchronize your watches. Watches are devices sensitive to paranormal activities and it is not uncommon to see them stop without explanation. If this happens write down the time that it stopped at where that occurred. There are many stories where a family clock stops well at the time of death of a relative. Compass - A much cheaper option for detecting strange electromagnetic fields. It is very popular among beginners. When everything is normal the needle of the compass points to the North, so if it is influenced by some other energy field it will point to another place or move in an unusual way. In some cases the needle keeps running, this is indicative that you have probably detected an invisible spirit. The compasses do not even come close to the accuracy of electronic devices intended for electromagnetic field detection, but "who does not have a cat-hunting dog" is their cheapest option. It costs on average R $ 20,00. Electromagnetic Field Meter - If you are even determined to do so, you should acquire an Electromagnetic Field Meter. They cost, here in Brazil, on average R $ 400,00 !!! One of the reasons why there are more American paranormal researchers than Brazilians is the price of the equipment! They are very expensive here for us. . . . . . . Camera Machine - Who would not want to have a record as a Ghost Photo? For this we need to have a digital camera in hand. But how can you photograph a ghost? Think of a fan ... when it is spinning very fast its blades are virtually invisible. This is because the light, reflected in the blades, is broken by a faster oscillation than the brain can perceive. But if we take a picture of the moving fan we may be able to see that its propellers are there, even if they are erased. Ghosts can behave in a similar way, oscillating at a higher frequency than our human eyes can detect. Then the photograph could record them. You will need to study to see if you have captured an apparition or not, as they do not always appear as a person with a full body or face, often appear as Orb, fog, light or shadow, but still need Criterion to rule out other possibilities such as someone smoking in the place, dust, reflection of some source of light, etc. A Digital machine costs on average R $ 350.00. Video Camera (preferably with Night Vision) - If you have conditions, the ideal is to have a camcorder camera with night vision that costs on average $ 800.00. If it does not, the camera itself also makes short films, but then it would be nice to have more than one. It would be cool for every staff member to have their camera (which also makes movies) on hand. You can leave the cameras strategically positioned on tripods. Camcorders are sensitive to the near infrared field and can pick up things that our naked eyes can not. Use the Remote Control example: press any button on your TV control, do you see any light coming out of it with the naked eye? No ... Now point your control to your Web Cam or camcorder and press a button, it will appear on the screen like a flashlight! It is something that only the camera is capturing, something that your eyes do not see with the naked eye.

Ghost Hunter 2

First of all: do not use the term "Hunter". Yeah! This already gives an air unprofessional, utopian, childlike thing that is "hunter" like Sam and Dean Winchester. But you're the one who knows! Nothing prevents the use of the term "hunter." I particularly prefer the term "Paranormal Investigator". After all, when we say that we are going to hunt something, it seems like we are going to shoot down, put it in a box and bring it home, just like the movie "Ghostbusters" when in real life we ​​only want to record if there is activity or not. Now you have to think: Why do I want to search, go after ghosts? Curiosity? Time passes? Any personal reason? Why is it fashionable and I'm going to look "powerful"? It never was and never will be a joke. Must be taken seriously! Its consequences can be very serious. So if you decide to go ahead, take it seriously. Prepare yourself by reading several books on the subject, researching a lot.

Ghost Hunter

You are like me, in love with the unknown world, more specifically by spirits, already develop the desire to go out for the "hunting ghosts". Right? What is the "Hunter" and walk through cemeteries and abandoned houses photographing? ... I do not think so. So you're in peace :) Ask a question to get a broader idea of ​​what it's like to be a "Ghost Hunter" and how to get started in this life.

domingo, 11 de junho de 2017

Joker

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Today we will present the true story of the Joker, one of the most famous villains in the world !!! The competition between the two great publishers of superheroes DC and Marvel have always been very fierce in the question heroes, sometimes even Marvel can take a little advantage, but when talking about villains, DC Comics goes very well ahead of Marvel at Popularity, as quoting only the villains Joker and Lex Luthor is already a reason to say that DC villains are superior. And for that reason, we will reveal the true story of one of the world's most famous villains, the Joker! What is the Joker? He is a crime genius, crazy and psychotic with a sickly sadistic mood, who likes to be the center of attention and often seen as a clown, hence his name Joker. He is Batman's greatest villain and some of his greatest crimes were the murder of Jason Todd, the second Robin, the paralysis of Barbara Gordon, Batgirl and the attempted murder of Detective Gordon. These little facts were more than enough to cause the batman's wrath. Joker is considered by many to be the biggest villain of comics in both the Marvel and DC Comics universe. He is actually an ordinary human being, does not possess superpowers, but uses all his powers of psychological persuasion and his knowledge in chemical engineering to do evil and create weapons, such as the creation of his most popular weapon, the gas of laughter . The Creation of the Joker Those responsible for creating this masterpiece in the 1940s were Jerry Robinson, Bill Finger and Bob Kane. Joker was inspired by Gwynplaine, a character of the famous writer Victor Hugo, from The Man Who Laughs. The Joker's insanity may have come from the writer himself, for when he wrote this work, he was exiled from France for his controversial political content, on a remote island, about to enter into madness.   The true story of the Joker Although he is very famous, almost nobody knows his origin and much less his name, because whenever he makes his appearances in the movies, HQs and more current drawings, he was already the villain with that aspect. The problem with citing the origin of the Joker is that even the publisher does not know about it, since DC Comics itself has published different stories about the Joker, leaving everyone confused about its origin. Even the character himself presented some versions about his past, but since it is a joker and a clown, nothing he says can be taken into account. In this way, we will introduce some of these versions and you will judge which one is the best and most convincing. 1) The first story of the origin of the Joker appeared in the 1951 comic book, when the character falls into a chemical waste truck, this caused his body to react with the products, leaving his skin as white as Michael Jackson, green hair And the partial melting of his face near the mouth, always with a smile. This deformation drove him mad, and then he adopted the Joker's nickname, by the resemblance of his new appearance to the card in the pack. 2) Already the best-known version is that he would have jumped in a chemical boiler after trying to rob a card-game factory. Batman managed to prevent the success of this assault, cornered the villain preferred to take a risk in this bath than to be captured by the Dark Knight. Joker managed to resist the delicious bath, but he got some sequels that everyone should already know. This new appearance drove him crazy and adopted the name Joker for having achieved that appearance in this attempted robbery in the decksmith's factory. Famous phrase of the Joker! "Why so serious?" 3) Another much more dramatic version was told by Alan Moore in "Batman the Deadly Joke" of 1988. In this version, very similar to the previous one, it counts that before becoming an outlaw, Joker was a normal person, exerted the A chemical engineer in a card-playing factory and was married. Joker had a dream of becoming a comedian and decided to quit his job to try his luck in the comedy business. However, this idea does not work, because no one laughed at his jokes, this led him to a big financial problem, and even worse, his wife was expecting a baby. Desperate for his situation, he had no choice but to enter the world of crime in an attempt to get a quick salary to pay for living expenses and take what he could eat for his family. He then agreed to work as a guide to an assault on the company where he worked as an engineer. The day of the assault, his wife suffers a serious domestic accident that ends up leading to her death and that of her son. Once more desolate, he tries to give up the assault, but his cronies force him to fulfill the task.

domingo, 28 de maio de 2017

Teletubbies: a sinister story behind the children's show

What you will read next is a creepypasta, that is, a modern urban legend spread across the internet, through forums, emails and social networks. Usually they can be fictitious, with no reliable evidence or sources, just like a tale of terror, but ... and if they are real? To amplify the sense of suspense we inserted a track to be played accompanied the reading. (Do not be cowards)   Teletubbies TELETUBBIES AND THE MIDDLE UNIVERSE Whoever watched the silly episodes of Teletubbies would never imagine that there is a possibility of containing in them a disturbing truth. The program produced by the BBC in partnership with RagDoll had the noble purpose of entertaining the infantile public, nevertheless, Teletubbies never ceased to have a strange and sinister aspect. In the plot, beings like big fat rats with antennae behaved stupidly all the time, in a place that looked like a green hill. 04 All the bizarre ideas seen in the 365 episodes came out of the head of a single man: Andrew Davenport and that's where the story begins to get interesting. Davenport is the creative director of Ragdoll and a champion of audience in the programs that take its authorship. He joined this branch after completing his degree at the University of London. Andrew's success and fame have always featured prominently in his hometown folkestone, as well as his dark side, a side so obscure that Davenport denies vehemently, perhaps because he wants to forget. During his childhood, Andrew had problems at school, being forced to study at a college that was a type of military school near Folkestone that had the bad reputation of "mistreating" his students. In that period, Davenport compulsorily submitted to the rigorous "Plan of Discipline" of the college. Among the events of this plan was spending a weekend at a military base where is the current RAF Menwith Hill Station in Harrogate. After this trip Andrew came back upset. That always "electric" boy became a serious child with no expressions. Always crumpled by the corners, the young man never touched the subject openly. He even attended a psychiatrist to get rid of the trauma but did not succeed. Over time the impact of the events of the voyage diminished until they vanished into the depths of Andrew's soul. And he stayed there, hidden, until the day Davenport decided to put the ideas on paper: it was the Teletubbies show. Now the adult Andrew presented to the executives of the BBC, the project for this children's program: everything very good, very simple ... or at least it was what it seemed. On one day, Davenport went to a party with the entire program staff. The director exaggerated a bit in the drink and ended in a deplorable state. In the midst of the whining, Andrew began to confess to those present about such a "Operation Mider". According to his words, during the trip with the military college at the age of 13, Andrew and his colleagues ended up undergoing an experiment in an operation called by Mider's military. All were placed in a dome that "looked like liquid plastic" and remained there while a very strong light took over the whole sphere. Andrew reveals that he fainted, waking up in a totally bizarre place. In this place, nothing seemed to make much sense, the laws of physics were not respected and the creatures that inhabited the place had nothing to do with any animal that inhabited our planet. They were similar beings with large humanoid rats, about 2 meters tall, wearing metallic clothes and antennae on top of their heads. In the region of the abdomen of these beings there was a display that showed everything they thought and even what Andrew thought. Everyone behaved silly, emitting something like laughter all the time. They looked like children. Andrew and three of his colleagues remained in this place, according to their perspective, for long months. They communicated with the creatures by thought and they materialized everything they wanted, almost always with a smile on their face. One day, in the midst of this unusual environment, Andrew and his colleagues found a pillar, a cylindrical shaped stone that emitted intense light. Curious, one of Andrew's colleagues finally touched the cylinder and disappeared. The others were fearful and ran away. The poor boy returned to his home, a globe with crooked windows that floated, where the creatures lived. However, he says that one day the cylindrical pillar appeared at the side of his window. Andrew feared touching him but one of the creatures conveyed a positive feeling by making Andrew bold. And he rang and woke up inside the sphere of the military base at the exact moment he apparently would have disappeared. Davenport told his team that it had been too real to be an illusion. His other colleagues in the experiment also had the same view of Davenport.