1111.
This is post #1111 for me. Here, you can see what my blog’s admin page showed right before I decided to post. And 11:11 was actually on my mind at the time.
I’ve written about 11:11 before; I’ve even started an 11:11 niche site to have a place for people to discuss. I’ve got another little hunch about 11:11. Read on.
Not too long ago, I was listening to George Noory on Coast to Coast, one of my favorite favorite radio shows.
Sometimes I just listen to pass the time. Other times, however, I end up altering my schedule for whatever I was doing because I don’t want to get out of the car while the show is on. Some of the shows are that intriguing.
On one of these type of nights, I went to Wal*Mart. Unfortunately, neither the Blackberry nor the iPhone has AM radio (the Zune has FM radio, which is close but doesn’t help), so I couldn’t take the show with me while I shopped. So I called my wife and said I’d be taking a little longer than usual because I was really digging this show.
In the show, the guest was talking about a special visor they had made. This visor was able to open and close a shutter of sorts (maybe a see-through lcd panel?) at high frequencies. You could hook it up with a USB cord to a laptop and the software would control the rate of speed.
You know how you can see a wagon wheel on tv and it looks like it’s moving backwards? Or if you take a picture of a clock every 59 seconds and then replay all your pictures into a movie, the clock is moving forward in reality but looks like it’s moving backwards in the movie?
This animated GIF demonstrates the wagon-wheel effect.
The “camera” constantly accelerates toward the right
at the same rate with the objects sliding to the left.
Halfway through the 24-second loop, the objects
appear to suddenly shift and head backwards.
(From Wikipedia)
Well, this visor can display normal reality but it changes your “frame rate” for lack of a better term, to different frequencies. On the show, they were talking about the various frequencies that would sometimes produce ghost-like images or other people / entities in the room. One was 100hertz I think, and maybe 110 hertz. I can’t find the show online and I don’t remember exactly.
I predict that “1111″ will be a frequency at which we can use a visor like this to detect signals, information and maybe other beings.
And it will happen November 11th, 2011 on or about 11:11 GMT.
There’s an app for that.
Or, at least, that’s the rumor. AOL Radio, which let’s you stream various radio stations, apparently carries at least one station that syndicates Coast to Coast AM.
Ren – wow, I installed it and WHAMMO it works. Now the trick is to find schedules. Maybe there’s an app that lets you search for radio stations that carry a specific show? And maybe integrates with GPS so it shows just the ones within range?
Can I borrow your foil hat?!
Ha
.-= Sybil Law´s last blog ..Come Say Hi! =-.
Sybil – hat? I have a whole suit! In fact, if you look at the coast to coast logo, it’s really the words “COST” with a silhouette of my tin foil pants in the middle as the “A”
There you go, talking geek again…
.-= Robin´s last blog ..Life Without Twitter =-.
Robin – if I recall correctly, this is something you like. RAWR
2011? Well that’s a relief. It would be a real shame if this technology were to happen in 2012, just as the world explodes…
.-= Dave2´s last blog ..Catchup =-.
Dave2 – what makes you think it’s not WHY it’ll explode? The other-dimension beings are vehemently against voyeurism.
That’s pretty cool. My camera can slow down items while it’s shooting, which is neat, too. And I bought it for $11.11!*
*not really
.-= Avitable´s last blog ..The Day That Twitter Died =-.
Avitabull – but you bought it AT 11:11am, didn’t you?
Dude. What do you feed that unicorn of yours?
.-= Mocha´s last blog ..Would It Help If I Said, “Sorry”? =-.
Mocha – They’re on a strict diet of leprechaun blood and troll dung. You don’t wanna know how much that sets me back in today’s economic turmoil.
“Coast to Coast AM” is like an audio version of the old “Weekly World News” tabloid.
Any device that comes with only FM has half a radio in it.
.-= dmarks´s last blog ..Houghton Lake, Michigan =-.
dmarks – I may have seen that tabloid when I was younger. and I agree about half a radio! But it’s neither “rad” nor “dio”.
Ever since you started tweeting that, I’ve picked up my 1111 awareness.
Now that you’ve blogged about it again, every “1″ I see reminds me of you.
.-= martymankins´s last blog ..The Days Just Slip Away =-.