The Song of Suicide

The history of this song was created by a Hungarian pianist and composer from the Rezső Seress that he gave the title Szomorú Vasárnap which also means Gloomy Sunday in 1933. The song was written based on a poem written by László Jávor which tells of a singer who is depressed due to the death of his girlfriend and wanted to commit suicide. And in fact, shortly after the song was released, László Jávor end his life by suicide.

Since the beginning of the creation of the song, many of the suicides occurred for those who listen to and sing the song. And at its peak at around 1941, a British musician is Billie Holiday singing the song and became hits on the turn in radio. But that occur due to many hundreds of suicides occurred after the song was played at radio UK, USA and Hungary. This causes anxiety and the radio station when they were depressed to go back on air after the incident. Then start banning the song to the play again on the radio. And the British radio station BBC also include the song as the song banned for playing on their radio. From Britain and the United States for banning the song as well as in Hungary itself as the birthplace of the song.

"The Female Messengers of Death"

 Banshee in the modern world often comes with scary figures like a malignant ghost. Depictions that so creepy and spooky it was caused by the Irish or Scottish legend says the Banshee comes from the spirit that haunts a woman was killed, or the woman who died in childbirth. But this description is quite contrary to the history of the role they are actually far from being sadistic.

Banshee said Ireland was allegedly derived from the bean or bean Sidhe's, which has the meaning "woman of the fairy world." While the Scottish Gaelic language, Banshee has a sense that as people of peace, or "those who bring peace." In Irish mythology, Banshee is known as the spirit of the woman who signifies that death is imminent. Therefore, the creature is also known by the nickname of a messenger of death. Some theolopist and adherents of the Celtic Christians even believe that the figure Banshee is the fallen angels and trapped in the earth.

Ba'albek is one of the most mysterious archaeological sites in the world, because many puzzles have not been successful answered here. One of it is how the builders move and arrange the stones block weighing 1200 tons as shown above.

Ba'albek, or "city of Ba'al" (the Phoenician god's name) is a city that located 86 km from Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. In this city there is an essential relic of history but also mysterious, related to the size and weight of the intact rock used as a building material of ancient Roman temples there.

 The Forbidden Island

This island is one of the 505 uninhabited islands in the Nagasaki Region of the administration Japan, about 15 kilometers from Nagasaki. The island is also known as "Gunkan Jima" or is warships island. In 1890 when a company (Mitsubishi) bought the island and began a project to get coal from the seabed around island. In 1916 they built a large concrete the first in the island, an apartment block built for the workers and also functions to protect them from hurricanes.

            Tsuchinoko (ツチノコ, Tsuchinoko?) is an animal that have been reported in Japan but have never been proven (cryptid). Shaped like a snake but paunchy like a bottle or a bowling pin with a small tail-like a mouse’s tail. This animal is reported to have "seen" an eyewitness at various places in Japan, except in Hokkaido and the Ryukyu Islands. Up to now,Tsuchinoko have never captured by people because eyewitness were afraid, or the animal escape first.

            

           The name "Tsuchinoko" comes from the local name for the "animal" is according to local residents Kansai (Kyoto, Mie, Nara, and Shikoku). In the Kanto area, residents to call as bachihebi. Some local