By Steve HammonsTranscendent TV & Media(February 8, 2014) In subtle ways, information available to the general public about UFOs and other emerging scientific developments may be morphing. Some of what used to be absolutely top secret might now be considered appropriate for public education and preparedness. Other information will undoubtedly remain classified and restricted, probably for a number of reasons.
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… I took this shot of a Woodie down at the ponds late October and while he was just stretching his wings out it seems as though he was directing an unseen, unheard orchestra playing a symphony beyond our vision, residing on the other side of our reality. As a director he strikes a beautiful pose … and the sounds of the solar wind can be heard as it passes by our little planet and on out to forever and our Woodie friend orchestrates the music … the music of eternity.
By John Neville Verde Valley AZ (February 7, 2014) – You’ve likely heard this before: “Now is a great time to go solar.” While that statement has been true before, it has never been more true than it is today. But wait a minute! Haven’t the utilities eliminated most of their incentives? Yes, but even with the loss of utility rebates, solar photovoltaic electric systems are less expensive now than ever before. Also, installation costs are less, without incentives, than they were just a few years ago. People interested in solar systems for their homes or businesses should make a…
By Ted Grussing … getting to be that time of year when some color is appreciated and the drabness of winter is wearing on the spirit … color and light … and so I dug through some of the shots from last summer and fall and found this shot of some mesquite seed pods that I took by the side of the road on one of my daily walks. Soon the quiet of winter will be gone and the richness of life will again envelope our daily experiences … need to be sure to take a few moments to appreciate…
By Ted Grussing … down, airbrakes deployed and gear on the way down … touch down in about two seconds … it was good and a beautiful spray of water went out as his feet touched the water and began braking. The intensity of his focus can be seen as he picks his landing spot and nails the landing. After return shipping the Bose speakers I bought on eBay and a high end sound card which Anthony said I do not need, ordering studio monitors which he said I would like (he uses them) it was down to the ponds…
By Steve HammonsJoint Recon Study Group Phoenix AZ (February 4, 2014) – An upcoming conference in the Phoenix, Arizona, region next week seems to have the potential to expand knowledge and understanding about an apparently challenging, sensitive and complex situation … visitation to Earth by intelligent beings from elsewhere. The 23rd annual International UFO Congress begins Wednesday, Feb. 12 and continues through Sunday, Feb. 16. The conference has become a significant research and educational platform where updated perspectives are shared and opportunities for further insight are identified.
Information & Opinion by Warren Woodward(February 4, 2014) The City of Sedona is spreading disinformation regarding “smart” meters. First, on January 21st of this year, Nick Gioello, the Assistant to the City Manager (not to be confused with the Assistant City Manager), sent out an email proclaiming that: “The City of Sedona has no jurisdictional authority regarding the installation of smart meters or the establishment of opt out fees; that authority is vested with the Arizona Corporation Commission by State statute.”
By Ted Grussing … my mind was fried finishing up the new computer and installing all the software again. Many actions to re-write and preferences and shortcuts to establish, but it is worth it. The computer is operating flawlessly and all three monitors have a purpose which is working out well … I think so anyhow. The fourth monitor will be functional next week. The photo tonight is the third one I started and now am running short on time so it will have to do. It is a shot of part of Hoodoo city on the upper eastern reaches…
By Ted Grussing Sedona AZ (February 3, 2014) – Looking for clean Robins, Doves or ? It was a dove, and life continued for the Coopers Hawk and the natural laws were observed. Such is life in the real world … those who would survive look towards themselves to provide for their needs.
By Ted Grussing Sedona AZ (February 2, 2014) … after I arrived at Performance One Aviation at Falcon Field this morning, my friend picked me up and it was off to the Gilbert Riparian water park for some fun shooting. It was mid-day before we got there and most all critters were resting or quietly feeding in the stillness of the warm day. It was good to be out there walking this beautiful park.
By Ted Grussing Sedona AZ (February 1, 2014) – A shaft of light broke through the late afternoon clouds and illuminated these rocks and field of some wild grass or ground cover … and it was good and gave me a chance to get this image. The formations are near that portion of Sycamore Canyon that is just west of Black Mountain.
By Donna Joy Varney, Sedona Resident(January 31, 2014) Dear Mayor Rob Adams & [City of Sedona] Councilors, I have lived in Sedona for over 20 years, lived in Kachina Subdivision for 18-19 of them. Our city was just a few years old when my family moved here. When the Sedona Marathon was created 8 years ago by Four Winds Adventures, LLC. I supported it. In fact I have supported it all along. Four Winds Adventures, LLC are still the legal owners according to our Secretary of State today, I understand that Jennifer Wesselholf, the Chamber took over the running of the…
Sedona AZ (January 31, 2014) – Sedona.biz is proud to introduce the “Today’s Photo” feature, with photography generously provided by Ted Grussing of Ted Grussing Photography. We hope our readers enjoy Mr. Grussing’s stunning photographs and commentary.
By James Bishop, Jr.(January 30, 2014) Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain.Lily Tomlin (1939 – ) Day dies into night wrote the great Tertullian “and is everywhere buried in darkness…and yet again it revives, with its own beauty, its own dowry, the same as before, whole and unimpaired.” Is that a fair description of Sedona?
By Robert Albrecht, Kachina (Sedona) Resident(January 30, 2014) Little did I know that my “Letter to the Editor [of the Red Rock News]” was going to be selected by Christopher Fox Graham to respond with an “Editorial “comment. Nicely written and it contained all of the “feel good” information that you would expect from the Editor of the town newspaper. I would however like to respond to several issues so the general public has a little additional information on this matter. “The road is public, paid for by Sedona taxes from locals and tourists.” The fact is Kachina residents pay…