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No The Miz and Kofi Kingston was but not cena

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Grant is leaving Tapps due to personal reasons which he has probably shared with Jason as they are close firends but it is not for public knolewedge or for the team to know about. Grant has not ruled out leaving Tapps for good - perhaps once he has sorted matters out in the future he may very well return in a later series.

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iron

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Hello, Norton Ghost, is a programme, that when you install it into your Computer, it works away in the background and makes an exact copy of your Computer Software and all of your files.

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Go to their website www.theatlanticparanormalsociety.com and find where it shows request an investigation.

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"It is with mixed emotion that I am announcing my departure from the cast of Ghost Hunters. While paranormal investigating has always been and will remain a passion for me, after enjoying nearly eight successful seasons on television, I have made the decision to leave the series in order to focus on other aspects of my personal life," Wilson said of his departure.

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It undoubtedly is a wife thing. She's tired of just basking in the wealth he's been bringing home.

An unselfush woman wouldn't make her man give up his dreams.

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in the first year a bounty hunter can earn $21,000 - $50,000 pa Agents have been known to earn upto $138,000 pa

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As of February 2012, no official statement has been released indicating that Grant or Jason are leaving the show.

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no they never dated

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very little. most ghost hunters don't get paid. they become ghost hunters for the love of ghost hunting.

Hope i helped you all.

-actually, since Zak, Nick and Aaron are sponsored by the Travel Channel, they make a decent hefty pay check. For the most part, if you have any job where you're broadcasted over a nationally tuned tv show, you're going to be making good money. People on shows like "chopped", "ghost hunters", "man vs food" etc are usually paid per episode, and judging by the sports car Bagans drives, Id say he probably makes between $25,000-$35,000 an episode. The salary only increases as the number of seasons increase.

-don't forget to add in all the public promotions and venues he gets paid for.

(37 episodes)($25,000) +$10,000 for promotions= $935,000

$935,000 - taxes and Travel Channel fees = $350,000

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Jason, Grant, Steve, Tango and Kris, are the main ones

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TAPS, like any other reputable Paranormal Investigative team, never charges for their services.

Some groups make their funding through offering classes, books, and tours, however a real paranormal group will NEVER charge you to do an investigation.

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He died in a car accident. Source: interview with Grant and Jason I found on IMDB.

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Yes there is, they meet at the Rendezvous pub in St Helens on the second Thursday every month, 8.30 till 10.30. They have at least one big investigation per month, ghost walks, summer camps and social evenings. Its a branch of a bigger group that also has branches in Manchester and Wales.

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no

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TAPS stands for:

The

Atlantic

Paranormal

Society

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Ghost Hunters is an entertaining television program. But one should not mistake everything seen on television, even on so-called Reality TV, for actual reality.

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Barry is happily dating a wonderful lady from Austria and is NOT engaged to anyone off GHI as formally and wrongly reported.

As of recent he is single.

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The TAPS organization is one of the best funded and highly experienced teams of Paranormal Investigators in the country. Though there are many other noted people who have been in the field for as long or longer than Jason and Grant, the income provided by their show Ghost Hunters has allowed them the opportunity to get and use key equipment, try new equipment and investigative methods, and gain access to sites that otherwise would be out of reach for the rest of us active investigators. They are the team that many others model their own organizations and methods after, though not as many are actually near as good.

It's important to note that the show's presentation depicts only a small part of each investigation; most investigations take several hours to complete (including about an hour for setup and takedown), and many hours for subsequent analysis of all recordings. The show is edited down so the viewer gets only the best of what they've collected. Acoustic recordings must be transferred to a hard drive, then viewed on an analysis program while being listened to in real time. If you have 5 recorders each with 5 hours of recordings, that's 25 hours of stuff to listen to and analyze. Same with video analysis as well. The show makes it look easy, but in reality it's a very long and time consuming process, and not always with any results. But that's the nature of Paranormal Investigations.

The evidence that TAPS chooses to present (EVP's, IR video, etc.) is consistent with what my own team and others routinely gather. But for many people, they have to witness it themselves before becoming true believers - no amount of audio or video, no matter how convincing, is enough to convert a true skeptic. Seeing an Entity manifest in front of you will change anyone's mind though, no matter how skeptical.

Most people have never seen a ghost/entity, or experienced a Paranormal event; and even if they do, their faith or other core beliefs or unwillingness to face the fact that they might exist prevents them from believing what they've seen. However, if you ever do encounter any type of entity, be it an active or residual one, it will change your life forever. Probably scare you too if you're not prepared for it.

You can view more about the TAPS organization at their website link below.

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They film it live but don't usually do anything else special.