By Ted Grussing … so first thing this morning it was up to the airport for an early morning flight before church … in many ways this is my church where I can play in all of creation free to dance with clouds, skim mountain ridges and bring back beauty hidden from view from all but a few. I took this shot from about 14,000’ just south of Humphreys Peak and looking South.
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Sedona AZ (July 7, 2014) – Sometimes our experiences are different from what we know to be true. For example, we say, “the sun rises and sets,” while we know the earth is actually rotating. Phenomenology is a branch of philosophy that investigates the way human beings experience phenomena in the world. At the Phenomenology Workshop participants will have an opportunity to explore the nature of sense experience.
Sedona AZ (July 7, 2014) – The Sedona Police Department, in partnership with the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS), will be conducting a 90 day Selective Enforcement Patrols (STEP) within the city limits of Sedona. STEP is focused on a variety of safety-related moving violations and traffic offenses. The goal of the selective enforcement is not only to locate violators of traffic laws, but to also increase public awareness about motorists of traffic laws and to reduce and prevent vehicle accidents and fatalities.
Sedona AZ (July 6, 2014) – UPDATE – The section of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon that was closed because of flooding earlier today has reopened, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. SR 89A was closed near the Switchbacks section, from milepost 388 to milepost 391, about 10 miles north of Sedona. ADOT crews have removed debris from the roadway to make it safe for drivers.
Sedona AZ (July 6, 2014) – Popular local author and writing instructor, Kris Neri, will conduct a special workshop for writers on self-editing, and will debut the re-issue of her stand-alone suspense/thriller novel – Never Say Die – on Saturday, July 12 at 2:00 pm.
Sedona AZ (July 6, 2014) – Within hours after smart meters were installed in the 6 properties surrounding Marianne Hartsong’s property, she began to experience strange phenomenon. Her bees swarmed and then suddenly died, her chicken’s egg laying pattern changed, she can’t get focused to play the viola, and she uses an anti microwave device in her home to minimize the radiation. She talked to APS about removing the meters and they were not at all helpful. Hear it from her own lips and learn what we all may be facing in time.
Sedona AZ (July 5, 2014) – The Sedona Fire District activated their siren warning system in Oak Creek Canyon in cooperation with Coconino County Emergency Management and Sheriff’s Office as a result of a Flash Flood Warning issued by the National Weather Service, Flagstaff Office on Friday, July 4, 2014 at approximately 6:43 pm. Sedona Fire District, Coconino Sheriff’s Office and City of Sedona Police Department responded to access the situation.
Flooding briefly closed highway on Friday Sedona AZ (July 5, 2014) – UPDATE – State Route 89A has reopened in Oak Creek Canyon near the Slide wildfire burn area, following a brief closure Friday because of flooding, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. SR 89A was closed between Sedona and Flagstaff, mileposts 375-390, for approximately two-and-a-half hours. No damage was immediately reported to the roadway.
By Warren Woodward, Sedona Resident(July 4, 2014) In what looks like an attempt to legitimize 24/7/365 in-home personal surveillance, the ACC staff have proposed a set of rules “pertaining to the handling of private customer information” gathered by so-called “smart” meters. You can read their nonsense here: http://images.edocket.azcc.gov/docketpdf/0000154324.pdf According to the proposed rules, ratepayers who want their personal data shared will have to “opt in” with their utility. And much is made of the notification utilities will have to provide ratepayers. Left unsaid is the fact that personal data will still be collected by the “smart” meter anyway, whether one…
By Ted Grussing … bobcats spend most of their lives as solitary creatures … they have their own territories and defend them against all who would poach and take that which is not rightfully theirs. Seems only fitting that they exist on a grander scale too and that could explain some of the aberrations and anomalies we see in space; aptly demonstrated in this capture by Hubble. The importance of felines in the history of earth was embodied in ancient Egyptian culture and Wikipedia has numerous articles on the subject … check it out at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_in_ancient_Egypt
Sedona AZ (July 4, 2014) – While you cannot predict when an emergency will occur, you can be prepared. In less time than you think, American Red Cross training can give you the vital knowledge and skills you will need to respond to a life-threatening situation with confidence.
A Channeled Sound Experience Prescribed by Your Soul and Guides Sedona AZ (July 4, 2014) – Don’t miss this celestial soundfield from globally renowned and multi-award winning sound healing artists: Carnegie Hall didjeridoo artist Paradiso and singing bowl master alchemist Rasamayi. These concerts are doorways to multidimensional journeys and reports of transformative experiences.
By Virginia Volkman, Library Director Sedona AZ (July 4, 2014) – Sedona Public Library’s 2014 fiscal year ended May 31. During this time we experienced another year of growth and change. The library remains relevant by providing new and innovative services and programs.
Sedona AZ (July 3, 2014) – Maybelle is a gorgeous orange and white 2 year old spayed female domestic short hair cat who needs her forever home. Currently Maybelle is in foster care where she is flourishing, has learned to play fetch and loves to sit in laps and be pet. Watch this video to see her play! http://youtu.be/-VS9UupBk20 If you asked Maybelle, here is what she would say… “I am a very affectionate kitty. I love to play with toys – especially my sparkly ball! I enjoy being petted, and a treat once in a while would be just…
By Ted Grussing … probably was Tuesday all day, but it was such a fun day it seemed like a much anticipated weekend day … and joy, smiles and laughter were constant companions and then an evening spent on the deck looking up at the Milky Way and a few meteorites streaking across the sky … life is good and so is each day.