.::Resources (and other fun stuff) of a Parapsychologist::.

Parapsychology Links:
(Many of these links have FAQs and general info about parapsychology.)

Parapsychological Association
Rhine Research Center, which is a good place to get the smart'n'savvy Journal of Parapsychology.
Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research
Society for Scientific Exploration, which publishes the erudite Journal of the Society for Scientific Research.
Check out the Research section at the Koestler Unit of Parapsychology .
The Boundary Institute also has several psi tests and interesting information
Society for Psychical Research and its American cousin, ASPR
Parapsychology Foundation

Other good publications come from:
The European Journal of Parapsychology.
Fortean Times for lots of fun facts.

If you want to contact someone, either for help or for information:
(Notice that most of these are in North Carolina, just like Samantha)
Rhine Research Center, Parapsychological Association or Haunted North Carolina Paranormal Research & Investigations
Shadowlands has more info and resources for other geographical regions.

Bookwise:

Dean Radin's The Conscience Universe AND The Entangled Mind. TEM is a really good read. Also, be sure to check-out Radin's webiste here Seriously, although he's very technical and thorough, he's a wonderful writer.
Tony Cornell's Investigating the Paranormal
Pretty much anything written by Loyd Auerbach. His style is similar to that of Tony Cornell in that they’re both smart and well-educated but they both manage to keep level-headed while doing/reporting investigations. Truthfully, Auerbach has many good books, such as Mind Over Matter and (more recently) A Paranormal Casebook: Ghost Hunting in the New Millennium, but my strongest recommendation is for his video seminar/workshop—and, definitely, if you get a chance to go and see him speak, GO. Oh, and visit The Paranormal Network, especially the Office of Paranormal Investigations.
Handbook of Parapsychology, Ed. Benjamin B. Wolman. An essential.

Air Waves:

PsiTalk Not only is there an exclusive interview with the author , there are also plenty of other impressive "popular guests"--including Rupert Sheldrake, Loyd Auerbach, Neil Armstrong (the astronaut!), Edgar Mitchel (the astronaut mentioned in Heart) and too many to list in this limited space. So, be sure to look around the site and do a little investigating.

Videos and CDs:

PsiExplorer CD Highly recommended.
A&E's Haunted History videos Slightly dramatized but fun and informative.

Fun, Fun, Fun:

Do the Paranormal Crossword at Psychic Science/Explore Parapsychology. Again, this is a great site with good information in a user friendly layout. Be sure to try Michael Daniels' Psi Quiz

Get Aways

Visit the Institute of Noetic sciences. They have lots to do and some great research facilities with top notch researchers.
I hope to have more here soon! :-)

Women and Science:

Biographies of Women Mathematicians
4000 Years of Women in Science
Celebrating Women in Math, Science and Technology has a really nice set of select links.
I love Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics . (Aw, man. And just when you thought I was a sexist wench! *sigh*) This is a terrific site.
Getting back to the womanly vein, fly high with the Ninty-nines, International Organization of Women Pilots.

More Favorite Links:

Touch of Peace Massage Therapy is the best place to get a massage. Joyce is fantastic. She really pays attention to the strengths and weaknesses of your body. The result is that, while you still have the relaxation and de-toxifying benefits, you actually improve flexibility, strength and circulation. LOL, comes with a complementary bottle of water--and I strongly suggest that you use it to rid your body of any toxins that have been displaced or "knocked loose"! I also recommend taking a walk in a local park afterward. This is an excellent complement to chiropractic adjustments. Joyce is very personable and offers you a choice of background music from harp instrumentals to Enya to inspirational Christian.
The Officially Unofficial Charlie Sheen Website (the forum is tooooooo cool!) and Martin Sheen -- Journeyman Actor .
The Studly Double-E with another fun forum.
Renée Estevez, where I found my brilliant web designer, WebWaveMotion.
Terri's (long-awaited) site for Ramon Estevez and--by poplular demand--an awesome forum
Check out the Didi Destination. She's a really good friend with a really cool Groovy Latin page.
Nancy Drew adventures are fun and informative--but very addictive!
And I'm a BritCom fan. One of my faves is Are You Being Served?
If you're fed-up with government intrusion into our private lives (alcohol, tobacco, weight or so-called obesity, etc.) especially the nonsense and destruction surrounding smoking bans, then discuss/fight smoking bans at the FORCES tavern or go directly to their FORCES homepage. Another great forum, UK based though, is The Big Debate with a sister site for Freedom to Choose.


			Parapsychology Links: (Many of these links have FAQs and general info about parapsychology.) Parapsychological Association Rhine Research Center, which is a good place to get the smart'n'savvy Journal of Parapsychology. Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Society for Scientific Exploration, which publishes the erudite Journal of the Society for Scientific Research. Check out the Research section at the Koestler Unit of Parapsychology . The Boundary Institute also has several psi tests and interesting information Society for Psychical Research and its American cousin, ASPR Parapsychology Foundation Other good publications come from: The European Journal of Parapsychology. Fortean Times for lots of fun facts. If you want to contact someone, either for help or for information: (Notice that most of these are in North Carolina, just like Samantha) Rhine Research Center, Parapsychological Association or Haunted North Carolina Paranormal Research & Investigations Shadowlands has more info and resources for other geographical regions. Bookwise: Dean Radin's The Conscience Universe AND The Entangled Mind. TEM is a really good read. Also, be sure to check-out Radin's webiste here Seriously, although he's very technical and thorough, he's a wonderful writer. Tony Cornell's Investigating the Paranormal Pretty much anything written by Loyd Auerbach. His style is similar to that of Tony Cornell in that they’re both smart and well-educated but they both manage to keep level-headed while doing/reporting investigations. Truthfully, Auerbach has many good books, such as Mind Over Matter and (more recently) A Paranormal Casebook: Ghost Hunting in the New Millennium, but my strongest recommendation is for his video seminar/workshop—and, definitely, if you get a chance to go and see him speak, GO. Oh, and visit The Paranormal Network, especially the Office of Paranormal Investigations. Handbook of Parapsychology, Ed. Benjamin B. Wolman. An essential. Air Waves: PsiTalk Not only is there an exclusive interview with the author , there are also plenty of other impressive "popular guests"--including Rupert Sheldrake, Loyd Auerbach, Neil Armstrong (the astronaut!), Edgar Mitchel (the astronaut mentioned in Heart) and too many to list in this limited space. So, be sure to look around the site and do a little investigating. Videos and CDs: PsiExplorer CD Highly recommended. A&E's Haunted History videos Slightly dramatized but fun and informative. Fun, Fun, Fun: Do the Paranormal Crossword at Psychic Science/Explore Parapsychology. Again, this is a great site with good information in a user friendly layout. Be sure to try Michael Daniels' Psi Quiz Get Aways Visit the Institute of Noetic sciences. They have lots to do and some great research facilities with top notch researchers. I hope to have more here soon! :-) Women and Science: Biographies of Women Mathematicians 4000 Years of Women in Science Celebrating Women in Math, Science and Technology has a really nice set of select links. I love Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics . (Aw, man. And just when you thought I was a sexist wench! sigh) This is a terrific site. Getting back to the womanly vein, fly high with the Ninty-nines, International Organization of Women Pilots. More Favorite Links: Touch of Peace Massage Therapy is the best place to get a massage. Joyce is fantastic. She really pays attention to the strengths and weaknesses of your body. The result is that, while you still have the relaxation and de-toxifying benefits, you actually improve flexibility, strength and circulation. LOL, comes with a complementary bottle of water--and I strongly suggest that you use it to rid your body of any toxins that have been displaced or "knocked loose"! I also recommend taking a walk in a local park afterward. This is an excellent complement to chiropractic adjustments. Joyce is very personable and offers you a choice of background music from harp instrumentals to Enya to inspirational Christian. The Officially Unofficial Charlie Sheen Website (the forum is tooooooo cool!) and Martin Sheen -- Journeyman Actor . The Studly Double-E with another fun forum. Renée Estevez, where I found my brilliant web designer, WebWaveMotion. Terri's (long-awaited) site for Ramon Estevez and--by poplular demand--an awesome forum Check out the Didi Destination. She's a really good friend with a really cool Groovy Latin page. Nancy Drew adventures are fun and informative--but very addictive! And I'm a BritCom fan. One of my faves is Are You Being Served? If you're fed-up with government intrusion into our private lives (alcohol, tobacco, weight or so-called obesity, etc.) especially the nonsense and destruction surrounding smoking bans, then discuss/fight smoking bans at the FORCES tavern or go directly to their FORCES homepage. Another great forum, UK based though, is The Big Debate with a sister site for Freedom to Choose.
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