GHOST HUNTERS

Wow! The second in Julie and I's Zombie Housewives series is being released on October 1st. It will be available on Kindle, in a cheaper black and white print version and a full-color collectible version that is super psychedelic and sexy ( the ideal way to see the book ). This book will cover the 60s with a zombie scenario. It is urban fantasy, social statement, humor, and a chillingly realistic scenario for the segregation, interracial marriages, war, and turmoil of the decade. We are so very proud of this book and all the enjoyment it will bring for the readers. From the vocabulary for the new reality to the humorous photos, the interviews with the housewives, and the explanation for the zombie scenario, it is just a one-sitting reading because you won't put it down! Visit our shop with the logos from the 50s and 60s books on hundreds of items including zombie baby, zombie kid and zombie husband items. ***JOIN US TONIGHT! Zombie Housewives are on Walking Dead Radio show ton...

You think it's just conspiracy nuts that believe the CIA has used psychic experiments? Well, the fact is, the government may make a lot of foolish choices, but it was smart enough to open its mind and look into the potential of using psychics if the craft could be honed and reliable. The code name for a lot of experiments was St argate Project. This included following psychic research by universities and remote viewing (the skill of honing in on a remote site by a psychic who doesn't need to be physically at the location to describe it). In 1995, the program closed down, stating; " The foregoing observations provide a compelling argument against continuation of the program within the intelligence community. Even though a statistically significant effect has been observed in the laboratory, it remains unclear whether the existence of a paranormal phenomenon, remote viewing, has been demonstrated. The laboratory studies do not provide evidence regarding the origins or ...

"The Night Chicago Died" by Paper Lace Tonight Zak and the Boyz head to Excalibur Nightclub in Chicago where something pushes Zak down the stairs ( did you check your shoe laces, dear? Where was Nick at the time? ) No doubt, another fantastic Ghost Adventures on Travel Channel tonight. Drinking Game Rules: 1. Stay home. 2. Have a sip for every "bro," "dude," "man," every time Zak thinks he was touched by a ghost and every time Aaron's mouth drops open in horror. Tonight's drink? Old Style Beer!

You’ve seen it in holographic displays in places like Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion, but home haunters are now using them for party and horror effects for the kiddies. These are so cool. It’s an interesting illusion that makes a ghostly image appear. This article gives you a great explanation of the process. The illusion is relatively simple by today's standards and involves principles we commonly experience but may not be aware of. Clear glass, or plastic, allow you to see a reflected "ghost" image of something upon the clear surface, while viewing an entirely different scene behind the surface. An example of this is when you have lights on inside your home and you look out a window at night. Often, you will see the interior of your house (and perhaps yourself) reflected in the glass. Now, if you haven’t been to Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion—enjoy the ride. Someone videotaped it and put it on YouTube.

I adore this HGTV show, " You Live In a What? " It takes you on awesome tours of homes that people converted from prior buildings that were never meant to be a home. I have always had a dream of having an old school or church, missile silo or barn for a home. Here's just some of the original building purposes now turned into homes: Factory Church Grain Bin Radio Station Ferry Train Depot Warehouse Schoolhouse Missile Silo Slaughterhouse Hmm...wondering what's available in real estate? A former Red Cross building?  Atlas Missile Site? Warehouse?

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In October 2002, a family vacationing in Southern Chile found what looked like an alien fetus. Reporters came to meet the family and see the "alien."   UFO Casebook: Julio Carreno, the child that found the tiny creature, was the one in charge of showing it to members of the media. Carefully and jealously guarding it, he brought it inside a first-aid kit box, still marked with a red cross.  As he opened the box, the journalists were astounded to see the tiny humanoid-like creature, lying in the center of the box, among carefully placed cotton material. "It has changed color since we had found it. It used to be more pinkish; now, it has turned darker. May be it is turning darker because we are keeping it in the refrigerator", he explained. And indeed, some areas of its tiny body look almost as dry as a red pepper. The first thing that caught the attention of the journalists was the size of the skull in relation to the body. The fingers -located on what ap...

I am intrigued by the fact that the Southwestern US was forward-thinking enough in the 1800s to acquire camels for use by the army men. When the Civil War interrupted their charting of the Arizona territory, the army sold some at auction but let some loose into the desert. That is how the legend of the Red Camel came to be. The legend says that in the 1880s a woman at a ranch went out to the well to get water. The woman inside the house heard a scream outside, the dog barked, and she looked out to see a huge reddish beast with a devilish creature strapped to its back. Later, the men came and found the frightened woman barricaded inside. They went out to find the other woman trampled to death and cloven footprints around here body. And, besides these, they found long reddish hairs. Later, stories grew. Some saw the red camel killing a bear, perhaps disappearing into thin air. Years later, a rancher came across the camel and recognized what it was. When he got closer, he saw a human skel...

It says a lot about your personality and your likeability when fans are really distressed that you left the public eye to pursue something the rest of us take for granted - a private life . Grant Wilson explained eloquently on his site why he left Ghost Hunters show. As adorably sweet, considerate and earnest as he was on the show, the man would like the chance to be a father, husband, writer, artist, musician, which I honestly think is probably a better use of his talents than trying to be a front man for a show about something that was a hobby in the first place. I was, however, happy to not hear mention of him being a plumber anymore. I think we all didn't buy the Roto Rooter costumes any longer.... I hope they hang onto The Spalding Inn in Whitefield, New Hampshire. I have it on my list of must-see's when I hit the NE.  The rates are $99-159 which is very reasonable. They also have fun packages including a ghost hunting one.  The ghost package runs from November to Febr...

I have become so intrigued by the Bigfoot videos MK Davis has been releasing online for some time now, I just had to talk to this quiet man about his motivations and his take on all things Bigfoot and video evidence. In his melodic speaking voice, MK explained to me that he was first involved in astrophotography of distant reaches of the galaxy. That focus on elucidating detail from vague images and keeping a steady hand to get the best possible photograph led to the skills that would make him established in the field of Bigfoot researchers.  ( MK's photograph of the Orion nebulae and a star ) MK applied a rule from astrophotography to the world of Bigfoot video; if you improve resolution of the film by 1%, you will find 10 new things. I have decided to give this earnest expert the moniker,"The Elucidator." He earned that name not just from his hobby, but also from being the first to stabilize the Patterson-Gimlin film. He began reviewing it in 1997 and then released the ...