GHOST BUSTERS WILL SHARE PARANORMAL RESEARCH & METHODS

Dr, Sally Rhine Feather will be the keynote speaker, and Dr. Mark Leary will also be speaking at this upcoming Symposium at the Crystal Coast.

Science and spirits meet at the 2009 Paranormal Research Symposium which will take place on November 6 & 7 at the Carteret County Civic Center in Morehead City. Hosted by the very haunted and historic Webb Memorial Library and Civic Center, renowned North Carolina paranormal investigation teams will conduct research in some of Carteret County’s most haunted places.

Sign up as an investigation observer and accompany a team while they use science to hunt spirits at local sites said to be haunted. On November 6, share your local ghost story at “Dinner with the Ghosts of Carteret County” hosted by Rodney Kemp at the Sanitary Restaurant. On November 7, attend a day of seminars to hear the preliminary results of symposium investigations, and learn paranormal research, technology, and methodology from professional
investigators. All proceeds benefit Webb Library programs. Special ticket packages and student rates available. Visit http://www.paranormalsymposium.com/ or call the Webb Library at 252.726.3012 to learn more and to buy tickets.


2009 Paranormal Research Symposium Investigation Sites
NC Coast Communications
201 N 17th Street, Morehead City

Floyd’s 1921 Restaurant
400 Bridges Street, Morehead City

Carmike Cinema Triple
3017 Bridges Street, Morehead City

Private Residence
Beaufort

Webb Memorial Library
812 Evans Street, Morehead City

Old Burying Grounds
Beaufort, NC

Symposium Schedule
Observe an investigation. Join an investigation while they research a local haunted site. By reservation only. Call 252.726.3012. $50.

Friday, November 6, 7:00 p.m. Dinner with the Ghosts of Carteret County. True Stories of Local Hauntings. Special Presentation by Port City Tour Company. Share your ghost. Sanitary Restaurant. $28.

Saturday, November 7, Carteret County Civic Center • 9:30.—Professionalism in Paranormal Investigation. Ethics, integrity during investigations, analysis, & research conclusions. Paranormal Resource
Alliance, www.paranormal-resource-alliance.com/ $10.

Spirit of the Badge: 60 True Police Stories of Divine Guidance, Miracles and Intuition

Author and officer with the Michigan State Police, Ingrid Dean, will be interviewed on Coast to Coast A.M. Radio with George Noory, this Friday, Oct. 9, from 1:30A - 4:30A.

This interview will focus on a new book, "Spirit of the Badge: 60 True Police Stories of Divine Guidance, Miracles & Intuition," a compilation of true police stories from officers all over the country. If you have ever listened to Coast to Coast Radio A.M., this will be a very fun-filled, entertaining, three-hour interview about all the outlandish, unexplainable and/or miraculous situations that police officers incur in their work. "Spirit of the Badge" is one of the first books to ever address unexplainable phenomena in law enforcement!

Coast to Coast A.M. Radio can be a very unusual, controversial radio show. The listening audience is very large. There are very interesting, but sometimes discordant people who call in. Please call into the station with your positive support! We believe extra reinforcement and positive backing by fellow officers is key to spreading this unique message about law enforcement!

Lastly, help support all the police officers who freely contributed their personal experiences to this book by spreading this E-Mail to all interested people you know---including fellow police officers, their families, and friends. Officers provided these stories from their hearts. You can view the book at www.spiritofthebadge.com .

Coast to Coast A.M. is on the Internet with "live" access. Simply tune in on your computer!

Stuart Hameroff Will Be Speaking at the Rhine on Thursday, October 1st

Could Life And Consciousness Be Related To The Fundamental Quantum Nature Of The Universe?

Consciousness defines our existence and reality. But how does the brain generate thoughts and feelings? Most explanations portray the brain as a computer, with nerve cells ("neurons") and their synaptic connections acting as simple switches, or "bits" which interact in complex ways. In this view consciousness is said to "emerge" as a novel property of complex interactions among neurons, as hurricanes and candle flames emerge from complex interactions among gas and dust molecules. However this approach fails to explain why we have feelings and awareness, an "inner life". So we don't know how the brain produces consciousness.

We also don't know if our conscious perceptions accurately portray the external world, or if we all have similar pictures of what lies outside our conscious minds. In fact, the fundamental nature of reality remains as mysterious as the mechanism for our conscious perceptions.

Be sure to come and hear more!