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A hearty Happy New ment for the ParaNexus I look forward to the
Year to everyone! 2010 Academy. experiencing what's to
ushers in many exciting come with all of you.
On a personal level,
things within ParaNexus.
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P a r a N e x u s 2 0 0 9 Y e a r i n R e v i e w

F r o m t h e P a r a N e x u s B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s

Two thousand and nine proved to be a big year for
ParaNexus with many enhancements, features, and
member benefits added. In addition, we not only grew
as researchers and investigators, but the ParaNexus
Vision became even more defined. Following are some
of the more noteworthy achievements during 2009.
- January 1: Reorganization. ParaNexus founders,
Doug Kelley and Jari Mikkola, decided to reorganize
the association with Doug taking responsibility for
ParaNexus, and Jari taking over the monthly Journal
and other publishing objectives.
- March 9: A brochure and log template was created
for website visitors who experience paranormal
phenomena. This free brochure gives the reader
grounded information on what to do if he or she ex-
periences a haunting, UFO, or abduction event. It also
provides a log form that the witness can keep to help
investigators.
- March 13: CIPRIS Int’l Standards are released.
These standards are intended to serve as a foundation
of ethical and professional standards for ParaNexus
members, Certified ParaNexus Field Investigators
(CPFI), and other anomalous researchers and investiga-
tors in conducting professional anomalous investiga-
tions. These standards are freely available to any indi-
vidual or team who wishes to use them.
- April 11: ParaNexus holds a workshop at
Redhawk Ranch near Tampa, Florida, in the eve-
ning with approximately 20 people present. Presen-
tations were given by Doug Kelley and Lori Pablo,
and Gregory Kent conducted a table tipping séance
with interesting results. This workshop was a test to
ascertain the viability of holding monthly forums in
the Tampa area. While no other workshops were
held during the year, we may hold similar meetings
in the future.
- April 28: The Parapedia is added to the
ParaNexus website. The Parapedia is a wiki that
uses the same software as Wikipedia. The
ParaNexus Parapedia is focused on all things that
are anomalous in nature or related. Our vision is for
the ParaNexus Parapedia to develop into a credible
and trustworthy source of information for research-
ers and investigators.
- May 4: Kevin Costa joins ParaNexus staff as the
Parapedia Administrator. Kevin Costa is a native
Floridian residing in Boca Raton, and has been an
educator in Broward County for the last 28 years.
His introduction to the paranormal began in his
youth, belonging to a psychic group that worked
with the police and FBI. Skeptical of his paranormal
experiences, he attended the University of West
Georgia, receiving a Masters in Humanistic Psychol-
ogy with a Minor in Parapsychology.
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It is there that he met and had the honor to work
with his mentor, Dr. William Roll. Through his many
experiences with the paranormal, he has never felt
fear of the unknown, only a skeptical curiosity.
- May 12: Website hosting for members’ research
websites added to member benefits. This is a really
cool benefit of membership, although many members
haven‟t taken advantage of it. This membership
benefit can save members money.
- May 15: The ParaNexus Registry is launched. A
working version of the ParaNexus Registry of Anoma-
lous Events is released that allows both members and
visitors to report anomalous events as well as request
an investigation. The Registry also handles case as-
signments for the CPFI Program. This software was
written by the ParaNexus technology department
with Michael Jones as the project leader and primary
coder.
- May 15: CPFI Program is launched. The Certified
ParaNexus Field Investigator (CPFI) program is de-
signed to allow ParaNexus to conduct investigations
for clients by qualified members. By year‟s end, we
had 20 Field Investigators in 10 states and 5 coun-
tries. While we did not receive many cases, we are
optimistic that the cases will increase as the public
becomes more aware of ParaNexus.
Do you have a topic that you are passionate about? Some-
A comment, criticism, or opinion on the field of paranor-
Make your voice heard in the ParaNexus Newsletter.
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- June 1: A directory of ParaNexus certification re-
cipients was added so that the public and potential
clients can verify an investigator‟s claims of CPI or
CLPI certification.
- June 14: New website server and theme change.
The ParaNexus website was transferred to our new
servers and a new theme was created to promote ac-
tivity on the site. A slideshow was added with graphics
to capture the interest of visitors as well as a featured
video. The new theme is designed to strike a balance
between an academic site and a flashier site. Other
changes were also incorporated.
- August 21: Dave Desjardins joins ParaNexus Staff;
the Newsletter resumes. So many things to do and so
few people to do them took its toll on the newsletter
prior to Dave joining the staff. As Newsletter Editor,
Dave immediately redesigned and began sending the
newsletter each week. Dave is also the Director of
Eastern Ontario Paranormal Investigation & Consulta-
tion (EOPIC), based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, He
has served 15 years with the Canadian Forces where he
has had the opportunity to travel extensively conduct-
ing his own research into the beliefs of many of the
worlds cultures and societies first hand. Dave's profes-
sional background includes criminal investigations with
the Canadian Forces Military Police and formal educa-
tion in forensic investigation; crime scene analysis and
reconstruction; forensic photography; statement
analysis; photographic/video analysis; psychology;
counselling; and theology, thru the Canadian Forces as
well as various other Canadian police and educational
establishments. Continued on Page 4
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thing that you feel should be said?
mal research or its future?
All submissions may be sent to:
ddesjadins@paranexus.org
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- August 15: Free forum memberships are discon- - September 25: The ParaNexus Apparel store is
tinued. In 2008, Admin made the decision to open created for the purchase of ParaNexus logo items,
forum registration to non-members in the hope that it and the regular store is revamped for other items
would encourage active sharing of knowledge. While such as books and ID badges.
many people did register for the forums, very few
actually participated. Therefore, free forum member- - October 7: The Research Assistant webpage is
ships were discontinued. While a few forum boards created as a resource for members. It displays inter-
are currently viewable by the public, most are only national time, weather, longitude/latitude, atmos-
available to paid members, hence, the forum is now a pheric data, a sky map, an earth magnetic anomaly
place where members can freely share knowledge as map, and more in one convenient place.
well as develop ideas and concepts. An added bonus
is that new ideas and concepts can undergo “peer - October 7: An evidence upload webpage is made
review” before being presented to the public at available for the public to upload photos, videos, and
large. audios for free review by the Anomalous Evidence
Advisory Board.
- September 11: ParaNexus incorporates as a Flor-
ida non-profit. Six well-known and trusted members - October 15: Enhanced profile functionality is
are chosen to serve as the founding Board of Direc- added to members‟ Profile pages including the abil-
tors: Doug Kelley, Grant Rubendunst, Mi- ity to use custom code similar to MySpace.
chael Jones, Gregory Kent, Barry Brudnak, Two different base templates are provided
and Kevin Costa. Dave Desjardins accepts “Failure is not to help members get started.
the invitation to join the Board of Directors the falling down,
later in September, and Ingrid Irwin ac- - October 19: Ingrid Irwin joins the Board
cepts the invitation to join the Board of but the staying of Directors as Director of EVP Research.
Directors in October bringing the total num- down.” - Mary In addition to being a Charter member of
ber of Board Members to eight. This date Pickford (1892– ParaNexus, Ingrid is an active researcher in
marked an important change in ParaNexus the field of Electronic Voice Phenomena in
1979), Canadian
organizational structure in that control of Australia with a focus on experimental EVP
the association was passed from one indi- actress research and development. She holds a
vidual (Doug Kelley) to a Board of Directors Doctoral Degree in Metaphysical Science,
(there are no corporate voting members). (Msc.D) and a Masters Degree in both Para-
Plans are also made to apply for 501(c)(3) tax psychology and Consciousness Studies (M.A.). She
exempt status with the IRS. has studied areas of subtle energies such as Advanced
Pranic Healing, Pranic Psychotherapy, and Advanced
- September 24: Anomalous Evidence Advisory Meridian Psychotherapy. Ingrid is a Certified Paranor-
Board is established for reviewing and reporting po- mal Investigator (CPI) with a main focus that incorpo-
tential and alleged anomalous photographic, video, rates the acoustic nature of speech and phonetics/
and audio evidence. This committee will review sub- phonology in association with spectrographic analysis
mitted evidence as well as prominent evidence found as a means of gaining further knowledge and insights
in the media and on popular websites (such as You- into EVP. She has also served on the Advisory Board of
Tube), and then report its findings in an unemotional the American Association of EVP (AAEVP).
and scientific manner in a special section on our web-
site. This is a valuable and educational public service - October 19: New website theme is created for the
to the paranormal community and also fits in with purpose of providing a more professional website. A
ParaNexus‟ charitable mission of research and educa- website is never completed; it is merely in one state
tion. It will also alert the public to potential hoaxers. of evolution or another. ParaNexus Admin is con-
stantly working to present and position ParaNexus as
- September 22: Fake-Photo-Contest launched. a professional association worthy of membership. This
This contest is intended to be an educational event in begins with a professional looking site that offers us-
which members and guests deliberately fake photos able features to members.
and then show how it was done. The result would be
an enhanced ability on the part of researchers to
identify hoaxed photographs. Unfortunately, for rea-
sons upon which can only be speculated, no one par-
ticipated and the prizes went unclaimed. The idea
was shelved for a future time.
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- November 6: ParaNexus upgrades its web hosting to
a Virtual Dedicated Server. This move provides faster
and more reliable website performance and also the
flexibility to add features not allowed on typical shared
servers. All ParaNexus member accounts are transferred
to the new server. ParaNexus Admin now has virtually
complete control over its web hosting.
- November 9: 501(c)(3) Application Filed. After more
than 50 hours of research, preparation, and professional
review, the 501(c)(3) application for tax exempt status
as a non-profit corporation is mailed to the IRS.
Approval can take several months.
- December 1: Membership dues are adjusted. In or-
der to bring ParaNexus membership dues more in line
with other comparable associations, the Board of Direc-
tors opts to increase dues by $20 per year. This adjust-
ment was also made in view of the fact that ParaNexus
is now a non-profit association, and membership dues
are currently the primary means of income. While no
staff member is paid, funds are necessary to cover
monthly operating expenses.
- December 8: The newsletter switches from a weekly
to a monthly format. This change is made in order to
provide more meaningful content. ParaNexus Board
Members will also be contributing to the newsletter each
month in addition to other writers. As always, members
are encouraged to submit articles for publication. A
weekly update will continue to be sent each Thursday
highlighting the week‟s radio program as well as any
other pertinent information.
Other Noteworthy Items
- New Members: 56 new members joined ParaNexus
during 2009. While we lost a handful of members, we
will continue to try to attract like-minded individuals
who are passionate about anomalous research and want
to share their knowledge and expertise with others.
ParaNexus is an association for those conducting anoma-
lous research. It is not only a source of information, but
an outlet for presenting findings.
- ParaNexus shifts its focus to meaningful evidence:
With so many in the paranormal field simply trying to
experience seeing a ghost, we have begun to focus on
meaningful evidence, that is, strong evidence that actu-
ally tells us something we don‟t already know. After all,
even a genuine photo of a ghost or a UFO is usually noth-
ing more than just a really cool picture. We need more.
Case studies and experience have shown that the same
type of phenomena can occur among different types of
events. For example, abductees often experience psy-
chic and PK (psychokinetic) events the same as those
who experience haunting type phenomena.
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This strongly suggests that commonalities may exist
across seemingly non-related phenomena. Therefore, we
focus our time on researching only that evidence which
has the potential of providing added knowledge. We
call this approach, “Anomalous Research 2.0.”
- Member blogs became more active during 2009 with
interesting stories and informative content. Blogs are an
excellent way to share your experiences and knowledge.
We encourage more members to start their own blog.
To this end, the ParaNexus technical department is writ-
ing a new blog module from the ground up that incorpo-
rates some current as well as new features. The current
blog module was never finished by the third-party au-
thor, but after an exhaustive search, it was about the
only thing available. It has some bugs that the new mod-
ule will correct. All current blogs will continue to be
available in the new module. Launch date is to be an-
nounced.
- Website Awards: 20 applications were received and 5
awards were given out. These awards are not given to
just any website—they must be earned. Approximately
25% of the applications received are given an award. In
a world where website awards are often given to anyone
“who can fog a mirror,” the ParaNexus Award is only
given to websites that meet high research and educa-
tional standards. The two most common reasons that
most applications are declined are 1) The website pro-
motes fear by dispensing false information usually re-
garding demons, Ouija Boards, and such; and/or 2) The
website presents orbs and light streaks as paranormal
phenomena. The good news for evolved webmasters is
that displaying the ParaNexus Award is an accomplish-
ment of which to be proud.
- ParaNexus Universe Radio: A total of 49 weekly
shows were produced during 2009 bringing the grand
total to 94. Over 26,000 people have listened to these
shows which have included several well-known guests,
several of our own members, and others who shared in-
formation that was of value to our researcher audience.
The weekly radio program will feature ParaNexus Board
Members as guests or co-hosts each month from now on.
- Member Downloads Section: The downloads section
continues to offer software, forms, and other useful
items to members. Members are encouraged to upload
useful items to this section, which is available in the
Members Menu.
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2010 Outlook
With 2009 behind us, we look to the new year for even
more progress as a credible and reputable organization
that is coming more into public view. ParaNexus is a
growth-oriented and make-it-happen organization.
Therefore, we constantly strive to offer resources and
benefits to our members and the public. Some things in
the works for 2010 include:
Holding online conferences and webinars that cover
topics of interest to anomalous researchers. Members
will enjoy discounts on registration and some events will
likely be free for members.
A directory of members who conduct investigations
will be made available to the public for locating local
investigators who can provide assistance. This directory
will be categorized by location.
The ParaNexus Registry is scheduled to be revised and
improved. We have learned much about coding PHP
software and will use this knowledge to enhance the
Registry.
Some Board Members are currently working as consult-
ants on various documentary projects which will help to
make the public more aware of our association.
We will add new courses to ParaNexus Academy in-
cluding the long awaited UFO Investigator Certification
course (currently under development). Other courses
currently being developed include EVP Research and
Photo Analysis. Capable members are encouraged to
teach a course.
We hope to add new staff members and perhaps, even
new Board Members (three Board positions are open).
We are specifically looking for someone with knowledge
and ability in the media and public relations area, as
well as PHP and Visual Basic programmers. When adding
staff members, we look for members who are visible
and active within ParaNexus, and who have the desire
and time to volunteer. More information is available in
the “About ParaNexus” section of the website.
We will apply for grants once our 501(c)(3) is ap-
proved, which should happen no later than the end of
February. Unfortunately, proper research requires
money for suitable equipment, experiments, travel
costs, and more. We are always on the lookout for a
wealthy benefactor who supports our cause and can pro-
vide additional funding.
We will soon begin presenting research findings on
various subjects in a special section of the website.
On February 1, 2010, ParaNexus will be two years old
and in that time, ParaNexus has come a long way. What
began as a conference in 2008 has evolved into a non-
profit corporation with many forward-thinking people
involved. Despite the fact that these people are rela-
tively unknown in the anomalous research community,
they comprise some of the finest and most grounded
researchers and investigators in the field. And this is
exactly the kind of individuals we desire to attract.
ParaNexus strives to be a visionary organization in
which members can take pride. In a field that has seen
little progress in many, many years, we desire to dis-
cover meaningful answers to paranormal mysteries in
our lifetime. We strive to break free of the disabling
belief systems of decades past, and are not afraid to
pioneer a new trail if necessary. We encourage members
and the anomalous research community at large to think
outside the box while keeping their feet on the ground,
to evolve past worn out paradigms and “old school” con-
cepts if needed, and to share their knowledge and ex-
pertise with others. As they say, “We‟re all in this to-
gether.”
This fearless and pioneering attitude has not shielded
ParaNexus from occasional criticism, primarily from the
ghost hunting segment of the paranormal field. But this
is true with anyone who desires to take the lead toward
improvement. Often, people feel threatened by change
and therefore resist all attempts at proactive change
regardless of how rational and logical those changes are.
But ParaNexus will not only hold its ground, it will con-
tinue blaze new trails in order to discover new things. As
U.S. Navy (Union) Admiral Farragut said in the 19th cen-
tury, “Damn the torpedoes; full speed ahead!”
It has come to light that some in the paranormal
community may have the impression that ParaNexus is
some type of ghost hunting fraternity or ghost hunter
social outlet. This could not be further from the truth.
ParaNexus members research and investigate much more
than just hauntings; parapsychology, EVP, UFOs, abduc-
tions, and even cryptozoology are included because they
often overlap. ParaNexus is an association of serious and
professional researchers and investigators who have
evolved past the ghost hunting mentality. Rather than
thrill-seeking, these capable men and women desire to
rise above petty infighting to truly contribute to human-
ity in meaningful ways. ParaNexus appeals to the next
generation of individuals who are tired and weary of the
spotted ghost hunter stereotype and who desire to move
into serious and expanded research.
Serious, grounded, and evolved researchers are com-
paratively few in number, and this is undoubtedly why
ParaNexus hasn‟t exploded with members. In many
ways, ParaNexus is a bit ahead of its time. But when the
dust of the current ghost hunting fad settles, we will
still be here going strong.
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If you are a ParaNexus member, we greatly ap-
preciate your support! Some of you have been with us
almost since the beginning, waiting and watching to
see where it all would go. We hope we have not dis-
appointed you! We welcome your ideas and thoughts,
as always. Remember, we are in this to find answers,
not to stroke egos nor try to one-up others.
If you are not yet a member, we encourage you to is better with you than without you!
join us in our quest to find the truth. If the thoughts
and concepts presented herein and on the ParaNexus
website resonate with you, then we welcome you! If
these things do not resonate with you, ask yourself,
“Why?” Explore your own goals for being involved in
paranormal research to see if they don‟t actually har-
monize with our own. We wish to thank everyone who
has contributed to making ParaNexus a credible and
reputable anomalous research association! ParaNexus

C r i t i c a l T h i n k i n g i n t h e F i e l d
W h y d o w e N e e d i t ?

B y D r I n g r i d I r w i n

Within the paranormal field, we can find an into voice?” “What observational data verifies this in-
abundance of opinions, ideas and theories. Some- formation?” “Under what conditions has this hap-
times sorting through the mirage of information to pened?” “What are the obvious drawbacks and weak-
find valid research can become a daunting task. This nesses of this idea?” and then, “How can we test this
is when learning to think critically becomes an ad- idea?” “What supports this idea?” and “What is the con-
vantage in all areas of the anomalous research field. sequence of this data to the field?”
Many people think that the word critical is being
rather negative, expressing disapproval but criticiz- Asking questions breathes life into a concept or the-
ing and critical should not be confused as ory, old or new, it takes the idea past personal
meaning the same thing. A healthy dose of Critical thinking opinion into gathering observational data and
critical thinking can be an attribute, it an ability to evalu- thus inquiring deeper into the phenomena
drives us to question, expand and learn while promoting critical thinking and discus-
ate, compare, ana-
while developing new ideas. It pushes us to sion.
do more than just settle on personal opin- lyze, critique, and
ions or accept unsubstantiated claims as synthesize infor- Critical thinking in this field is not something
facts. mation. that is generally encouraged, mainly due to
the field perpetrating many personal beliefs as
Most of us are careful when we are buy- “facts” or “truths.” Luckily, there are a grow-
ing a used car, mindful of what ideas we ing percentage of individuals who encourage and
buy into when we spend our hard earned money and are willing to take an active role in evaluating all ideas
wary of any contracts we have to sign. However, and concepts in order to advance the field. Critical
when it comes to the field of the paranormal, many thinkers are constantly evaluating the quality of evi-
people „buy‟ into claims that are often built on irra- dence they gather and probing for weaknesses in their
tional and illogical concepts and then spread these thinking and reasoning. They realize knowledge is more
throughout the field without a second thought to than a personal assumption or a static theory; knowl-
the soundness of that idea. edge is built on an ever evolving platform that must
allow constant change that enlarges our understanding
So what is critical thinking anyway? Critical and the understanding of others.
thinking has no hard and fast or step by step rules
but employs logic, clarity, and understanding. When we apply critical thinking, we are open-
minded and become more innovative in our approach to
Critical thinking is the ability to evaluate, com- research and problem solving. Some people take “open-
pare, analyze, critique, and synthesize information minded” to the point where they accept everything that
as critical thinkers are not afraid to ask the hard is expressed as a theory; critical thinkers strike a bal-
questions, even if those questions challenge their ance between open mindedness and healthy skepticism.
own ideas and theories. For example, many people Being open minded means you are able to consider and
believe an EVP is manipulated or transformed noise evaluate all possibilities, that you are open to changing
from our environment, forming voice in random your theories and ideas when new and more convincing
noise. With a dose of critical thinking, we would evidence is discovered.
immediately ask, “How could noise be transformed
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The key difference between critical thinkers in the
field is easy to spot. Individuals or groups that do not
apply any form of critical thinking tend to base their
theories on personal assumptions and their ideas
change very little over time as they hold on to anti-
quated notions. They do not actively seek new data,
in fact, they go to great lengths to avoid any evidence
that contradicts their beliefs, and consequently, they
do not pose or solve problems that may advance
knowledge. They do not systematically test any ideas
or concepts as they pay attention only to evidence
and arguments that support their views while becom-
ing defensive when new ideas are placed before
them, especially if it conflicts with their existing
theories.
In contrast, a critical thinker is someone who ac-
tively seeks and accepts the need for more research
while constantly searching for reasons why their own
ideas may be unsuitable or incomplete. Their deeper
desire is to advance knowledge by posing and solving
new or old problems while they welcome new ideas
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and methods. They try to test all theories, seeking
constructive criticism from colleagues and never sup-
press or distort unfavorable data or results. The criti-
cal thinker is ever so happy to revise an idea when
another comes up with a better one.
I think the difference we encounter here is that an
anomalous researcher or investigator is always looking
for the contradictions, the oddities, and the evidence
that will point us in a direction of new discovery.
Critical thinking forces us to ask the hard questions
while giving us an ability to see faulty logic, irrational
thinking, biased information, or invalid conclusions.
We can be bombarded in this field with a mass of
ideas that are difficult to absorb, mainly due to all
the contradictions and differences of opinion. With
this in mind it becomes increasingly important that
we become critical, selective and informed individu-
als, so we may evolve anomalous research into a well
grounded and genuine science of the future.
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