A question: do have anyone a link for a wolftrap (I need it for the wolftrap illusion, when it catches your hand). I don't need expensive version with a stupid card trick...

A real one or already gimmicked?
I can find you a real one, I reckon.
The only gimmicked ones I can find are the stupid card ones.

This site has all kinds of traps. Real ones anyway.
If you want to gimmick it yourself then here ya' go.

http://www.scmtraps.com/trap.html

And there's always the poor man's internet shoppe:

http://sporting-goods.shop.ebay.com/item.......c0.m282

Ok, thank you.

I just heard from my friend Floyd, a retired survival instructor, and he has some in his shed. I sent him an email for a price.

Floyd says it just depends on what size you need so if you are interested he is always fair on pricing. Just let me know and I'll get a hold of him.

I need a teethless wolftrap to catch your hand. More or less the kind that was sold by the guy who does the *** card trick (or by David Williamson years before). If the prices are fair, I'm interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei16xdEbeB8
or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LFqJsE5FBU

Excellent. That's exactly what he has. I will get back to him. You want the big size for wolves right?

Yes, but he can make different offers.

I will stop by his house later tonight and look at what he has and get back to you.

Sent PM.

Until now:
- The Star is the perfect traditional mark of the werewolf. One direction shows the man, the other shows the werewolf head
- Wavy Lines (Urine/sense of smell) but also danger of waters
- Circle (Full Moon)
- Square (territory)
- Cross either the sign of Odin OR/And 2 swords crossing. The Werewolf/Ulfhednar skin becomes so hard that he/she can catch a very sharp bare blade with his hands. (It's one of the effects along with the wolftrap)

I also found a strange item called Rythmograf (1970/1980's). It's a kind of biorytm calculator a bit like this http://www.biorritmos.net/BYf2.jpeg that looks like a pocket watch. With 4 disks moving altogether.
But I've no idea how it works. Someone knows ?

Supposedly, the Biorhythm calculator monitors the interaction between 4 different frequency sine waves, each having a positive or negative effect on the overall well-being of the reader. The cycles start at birth, and are drawn into the future, either by mechanical device (i.e. the Rythmograf), or by derived chart of data points.

The four periodic waves relate to one's Physical, Emotional, Intellectual, and Intuitive balance.

The equations are:
physical: sin( 2πt / 23 ),
emotional: sin( 2πt / 28 ),
intellectual: sin( 2πt / 33 ),
intuitive: sin( 2πt / 38 ),
where t indicates the number of days since birth. Therefore, the days you are "at your best" are when all four waves are in conjunction and at their maximum values (approaching 1.0).

Ok, thanks.

By the way, that n looking thing in the above equations is the symbol for Pi (3.1416...).

Take special note, dear Curator, of the 28 day cycle of the Emotional, matching the lunar orbit. This may have direct bearing on the human/canus lupis mixes you are already studying.

Don't worry, I've noticed that.

Who know that J.B. Rhine was either a vampire or a vampire hunter.

Instead of just testing for potential PSI in his subjects, he was trying to root out vampires.

If the subject had a negative reaction to the abstract symbols, which to the vampire's heightened senses would represent things that a vampire would have an adverse reaction to (sun, cross, running water, mirrors and werewolves), then Dr. Rhine would know he had on of the "turned" on his hands and could deal with it appropriately.

"Even the man who's pure of heart and says his prayers at night / May become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms and the autumn moon is bright."

Just for the fun: catch of the day, an ebony/ivory XIXth century walking stick with a skull. I've the impression that the skull may be from the XVIIIth century.
The stick is 65 cm long. The perfect artifact for a Curator.