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Fort Myers Beach Shells:There Are Many Kinds Of Windows To look Through And it Doesn’t Always Have To Be Glass Get closer and look through this window.
Fort Myers Beach Shells:There Are Many Kinds Of Windows To look Through And it Doesn’t Always Have To Be Glass
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Super Bowl 2012: Patriots vs. Giants in Indianapolis. What A Game This Is Going To Be!
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A Really Beautiful Bird Around Southwest Florida. Pileated woodpeckers, the largest woodpeckers in North America, hammer their heads into trees with a force of 15 mph, 20 times a second. So, how do their heads not turn to mush? Thick muscles, sponge-like bones, and a third eyelid keep bird brains intact. For more information, go to: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/pileated_woodpecker/id/nc
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Fort Myers offers beautiful Birds
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A card of Thanks from Kevin Joe Stahl. A huge success and out reach from Sanibel Island and Captiva Island.WORKER OF: C.R.O.W. Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Inc
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Another beautiful sunset from Ft. Myers Baech
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New Auction Items Announced for Kevin Joe Stahl Fundraiser A benefit fundraiser for Kevin Joe Stahl, to be held on Saturday, January 21 from 2 to 4 PM at Sanibel’s Matzaluna Restaurant, will have an abundance of valuable auction items offered to those who bid. These include a New York Jets game ball signed by Head Coach Rex Ryan. The authentic game ball has been donated by 2nd Head Coach Mike Westoff. It joins other recently donated items such as gift baskets, jewelry, fine art from Sanibel and Captiva Island artists and galleries, and much more from South Seas Resort, The Bait Box, Bailey’s, Grog Shop, Tuttle’s, Lily & Co, JB Designs and artists such as Alan Maltz, Richard Sullivan, Katie Gardenia, Sheila Hoen. Restaurant also are represented, with Il Tesoro, Sweet Melissa’s, The Mucky Duck, The Lighthouse Restaurant, The Green Flash, Island Pizza and more. Kevin Joe Stahl, has been the Sexton at St. Michael’s & All Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel, and an employee at Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW), which treats and cares for injured wildlife during their recovery. Now, it is Stahl’s turn to be in recovery after corrective surgery for a recent injury damaging four discs in his lower back. During this recovery he is unable to do heavy work associated with his employment. Sandy Kostick, organizer of the fundraiser, advised that proceeds will assist Stahl with living expenses while he is unable to work. Kostick added, “We are thrilled at the response from Sanibel and CaptivaIsland friends of Kevin’s. The outpouring of contributions for the silent and live auctions is very gratifying. We look forward to a large turnout Matzaluna on Saturday. A light buffet and beverages will be served at the event, which will also include live entertainment by Robbie Hutto. A $10 per person contribution will be collected at the door. There will also be a cash bar. Those unable to attend the event are requested to send donation checks, payable to Kevin Stahl, c/o Reverend Ellen Sloan, St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church, 2304 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Florida33957. The event is being supported by friends and acquaintances of Kevin and the following local businesses:www.prawnbroker.com/floridawest/Matzaluna/index.php, Sanibel CaptivaDaily.com For questions and more information, please contact: Sandy Kostick @ 239-822-6593
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This Ft. Myers Boat Dock Is Really Making Me Want To Go Fishing. Did you notice I didn’t say that it makes me want to buy a boat. It takes a long time to learn these waterways, that’s why I leave it to the charter captains. So what are you waiting for? Let’s go fishing
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It Only Takes A Spark To Keep The Fire Burning.
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It’s What Women Want – A Group to Call Their Own By popular demand, Certified Master Life Coach David Essel is launching a new personal growth group exclusively for women. For more than three years, his Men’s Success and Faith Group has been the envy of Fort Myers and Naples women who desired the same opportunity. Now, they finally have a group to call their own, The Women’s Group on Personal Growth.
(January 11, 2011) FORT MYERS, FL – Attention women! Would you like to break through procrastination? Create a deeper love life or more meaningful friendships? Would you like to let go of resentments? Learn to create the body you’ve always wanted? Would you like to let go of dependency on alcohol, food, prescription drugs, smoking, spending, or co-dependent unhealthy relationships?
Take the first step and join David Essel’s Women’s Group on Personal Growth – a gathering of like-minded women, who will support each other on the path to greater personal freedom, happiness and success.
The group will meet every Tuesday, beginning Jan. 24, from 6-7 p.m., at Fitness on the Move, located at 13010 Metro Parkway in Fort Myers. The session will run for eight weeks, and the cost is $200 for the entire 8-week session.
To register, contact David Essel at 941.266.7676 or email david@davidessel.com.
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Indian Creek Animal Hospital Fort Myers Florida
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Sun Harvest Fresh Florida Oranges
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Great weather for Boating
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Welcome to Barnes Family Chiropractic! “I can talk out of personal experience. After a fishing tournament, when I broke and fractured a rib and pushed my sternum out, these guys got me back on track asap, no pun intended. They have helped and healed many of my friends. I can’t talk highly enough about them.” Sandy Kostick. They are top notch and highly into Technology! Hmm, we like that!!!! Kind, Great staff, always helpful, even if you are in severe pain. Please let them know the Daily sent you for Free Bio Freeze packet with your visit. P.S That stuff is amazing! When you look at the pictures below, you will see, just who and how widely respected they are. Click to learn more about there office: http://www.barneschiropractic.net/
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Merry Christmas!
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AND OH, WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD……….
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Indian Creek Animal Hospital and Bears Before and kinda after pics…lol
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Yeah, they are here: My personal Favorite. Florida’s Fresh Honeybells from SUN HARVEST…..YUMMY
Honeybell Wreath In London, the New Year has long been announced by church bells ringing out at midnight, bidding the last year farewell and welcoming the coming twelve months. We can’t think of a more cheerful way to ring in the New Year than with our Honeybell Wreath. In this gorgeous arrangement, you’ll find 19 pounds of Honeybells, aptly named for their mouth-watering flavor and bell-like shape and nicely topped with a 4-ounce bag of orange pecans. Order early – these citrus chimes ring through January only. CLICK HERE TO ORDER AND PUT IN THE PROMO CODE: “DAILY” FOR 10% OFF YOUR GIFT PURCHASE! http://www.sunharvestcitrus.com/ Navel Oranges The Navel, our only variety bold enough to bare its midriff, is justifiably confident. A world favorite, theFlorida navel orange is easy to peel and seedless, contains an incredible sweetness coupled with just the right amount of tang, and offers a day’s dose of vitamin C. Its natural goodness and packaging make it a healthful grab ‘n’ go snack. Citrus trivia side note: the Navel’s “inny” is actually caused by a baby orange within the fruit. Now how cute is that?
Honeybell Tangelos The Honeybell’s name comes from its flavor, form, and family tree. Its nectarous taste and unique bell shape give it its first name, while its ancestors — the tangerine and pomelo (A.K.A. grapefruit) merge to form its last. More specifically, the Honeybell descends from the Dancy tangerine and the Duncangrapefruit. The result is an incredibly easy-to-peel fruit with savory sweetness. Like all good things, however, the Honeybell season comes to an end — and quickly. Available in January only, so order now!
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Bird is the word…….green grass and great birds……….
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Healthcare Advice For Your Pet
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FRESH FLORIDA ORANGES AND CITRUS ARE IN SEASON WITH SUN HARVEST
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Are you coco for coconuts? Mother Natures ornaments.While snow and ice are upon the north we have coconuts all over.
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Suggestion of the day: GO FLY A KITE!
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LOOK WHAT WASHED UP ON THE BEACH FORT MYERS FL.
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING FORT MYERS FL. STYLE!
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Happy Thanksgiving Fort Myers style
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Jennifer Valiquette Submitted these great pictures of Dolphins playing in the water ways.
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SUN HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA ORANGES FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
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Here gator, gator………….
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BEAR SENDS HIS LOVE TO ALL YOU FORTMYERSDAILY.COM LOVERS………
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WONDERFUL MOON……….(photo credit: Kevin Stahl)
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Thank you to all who served and serve.
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Welcome to the 2011 Oktoberfest!Florida’s biggest and most original Oktoberfest- Our 26th Year! – The German-American Social Club of Cape Coral
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Indian Creek Pet Hospital dog and cat needs a home . For more info: http://www.indiancreekvet.com/ View photos and read more »
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Six Tips for Keeping Your Dog Cool. From Indian Creek Veterinary Hospital in Fort Myers, Fla
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| What To Do If You Think Your Dog is Heat Stressed |
| The normal temperature of a dog is 100 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit . You should worry if the temperature is 105 degrees or above. You can use any human oral thermometer in the dog; place it two to three inches into the rectum for a minute.
If your dog is overheated, you should provide them with plenty of drinking water. Put cool water over the entire dog to help bring their body temperature down. If there is a limited amount of water, you should wet the ear flaps and the feet first. An alternate liquid that can be good for cooling purposes is rubbing alcohol. Next, you need to take the dog to your veterinarian immediately. If your dog has heat stroked, there are other treatments that need to be performed other than just cooling him with water. |
Many areas of the world are seeing record high temperatures, which makes it even more important to ensure that your pets are kept cool. Veterinarians commonly see dogs with heat stroke, but most of these cases could easily have been averted with some easy precautions.
The following six tips will help you keep your dog cool:
If your dog is heat stressed, it will be panting heavily, with its tongue hanging out long and wide. This increases the surface area of the tongue and allows for more evaporation to happen, which helps keep your dog cool. Another symptom is the color of the gums will be a very bright red or sometimes a muddy color. If you notice any of these symptoms, take action immediately! Cool down the dog and call your veterinarian for further instructions.
Heat stroke in dogs is usually easily preventable. Using these tips will let you enjoy hot weather safely with your dog and may even save your dog’s life! For more info: go to: http://www.indiancreekvet.com/
They also are a drop off for C.R.O.W: please click here to learn more: http://www.crowclinic.org/
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