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Launching a new E-Magazine

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I know…this is not really wings wheels or water…but I got involved anyway. This might not be in your realm or neighborhood but its still an exciting new venture for us. 
We are launching a new free electronic magazine called, “Enlightening Up,” with the first issue slated to release on October 1.  This will be an electronic magazine instead of printed, and it will focus on spiritually-based experiences, activities, events, providers and services in Iowa and surrounding areas.
Our website is under construction at www.EnLighteningUp.com. 
Each issue will have articles written by and about events focusing on our spiritual community.  In addition, we will have a free comprehensive spiritual community event calendar, Business / Service Directory and advertising space will be available.
We intend to include a “Business / Service Directory” in each issue, and we are inviting you to be included with a free listing.  In the future we may charge a nominal fee for a listing, and also may offer the possibility of purchasing a “Business Card” ad or a display ad.  But for the first several months, we are offering free listings only. 
To receive your free business listing, please contact us at info@EnlighteningUp.com.
To submit entries for the community calendar, please contact us at info@EnlighteningUp.com.
If you are interested in advertising, please contact us at info@EnlighteningUp.com.
If you have any ideas or suggested topics for the magazine, we would love to hear your views!  We look forward to hearing from you soon!
The deadline for applying for your free listing is September 15, 2014.
Namaste,

Scott Sky Smith, Jeanne Westbrook Smith and Fraya Parker

Is Fantasy of Flight haunted?

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Neat story in GA News today.

Jan 14, 2010 04:11 pm | Posted by Janice Wood| © GAN, 2009
For years visitors to Fantasy of Flight, Kermit Weeks’ aircraft collection in Polk City, Florida, believed that the only specters of the past they’d encounter would be the collection of 40 fully restored vintage aircraft. But as stories of unexplained occurrences such as unidentifiable noises, temperature changes and the detection of mists and shadows drifted into the paranormal community, Florida’s Apollo Paranormal Investigations (API), a non-profit investigative team out of Apollo, Fla., took notice.

API’s team of paranormal investigators (or “ghost hunters”) conducted a series of scientific explorations through Fantasy of Flight and, on a paranormal-activity scale between 1 and 10, assigned the vintage aircraft collection an 11. Based on their conclusions, Fantasy of Flight is premiering nightFlight, an after-hours program that offers visitors four hours to explore the facility in search of the unexplained.