Arizona Centennial Conference Photo Contest Winner Announced
"Grand Canyon Stormy Sunset" by Albert L. Chung wins first place in the Arizona Centennial Conferemce Pnoto Contest A magnificent sunset is the subject of the winner of the Arizona Centennial Conference Photo Contest. An Official State event,...
Be My Sustainable Valentine, Please!
~ An Editorial by Snowden Bishop ~ Valentine’s day is one of the most anticipated Hallmark holidays, or so it would seem. Depending upon whom you ask, its annual occurrence is either a blessing or a curse, too often perceived to be a litmus gauge...
A Springtime Ritual to Help You Open Up to Your Potential
Each year, when the early Spring comes around, I get excited. I get excited because this time of year symbolizes new beginnings, fresh energy, and the joy of birthing new things into the world. You see it everywhere – the days are longer, the...
Plant a Garden- Build A Backyard Wildlife Preserve
By Carolyn Gray Anderson We’ve all heard it said before: unless you are conserving massive tracts of wetlands or converting entire housing subdivisions to wind power, there is no way you can make a positive impact on the environment all by yourself. “It’s...
Sharpen Your Photography When the Desert Blooms in Arizona
By Jess R Lee~ Most people think of the Arizona Sonoran desert as a hot dry place, full of sand dunes, tumbleweeds and dry washes. Desert terrain can be dry and sparse. Although the look is different, the springtime does bring vegetation to the desert....
FEATURE ARTICLES
Trial of the Centennial to be Examined by the Arizona Justice Forum
In the fall of 1931, Phoenix gained national attention; it was seven decades away from being the fifth largest metropolitan area in the country and was what we would nowadays call a “town.” Back then, most Americans probably weren’t aware of Phoenix’s existence, except for its affiliation as the capital of the country’s “Baby State” Arizona. Then came the headlines about the actions of a small, lonely woman. When Phoenician Winnie Ruth... Read More
Make Love, Not War, For Your Heart’s Sake!
~ by John M. Kennedy, M.D. ~ For centuries, the heart has been associated with love and passion, so goes the saying, “Make love, not war!” As an invasive cardiologist, I’m constantly reminded of the significance of the age-old-adage – especially how it relates to our overall cardiovascular health. In fact, data supports the notion that “making love not war” can significantly reduce risk when it comes to your heart health. Lovers’ Quarrels can Break Your Heart The... Read More
EDITOR'S PICK
Three Top Books on How to Live Green
By Barry Lycka There are many books that have become bestsellers in the market because of their theme how to live green, a manifestation of the public’s growing concern on the environment. One of these popular books is “Go Green, Live Rich” written by David Bach. This book provides 50 ways by which a [...]
Arizona Events
February 2012 kicks into high gear with events around the Valley
The weather has been warmer in Arizona this winter, February seems more like March or April. With temperatures hanging in the middle 70′s so, it’s the perfect time for all you local Phoenicians and fellow Travelers visiting Arizona to stretch, brush off your winter hibernation and leap into Spring with this months festivals, sports events, outdoor activities and [...]
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