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Social Media Affects Search Results

Admin — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 21:25:24 PST

Unless your company has been hiding under a rock, then you're probably aware of the massive growth of business involvement on social media sites. Maybe your company has managed to build a Google® Places listing, or perhaps establish a Twitter® account and find a few persons to follow? If so, then you''ve (at least) taken the first steps to establish your social business presence online, beyond having built a website. However, if you fail to see the relevance of social media activity in relation to your company being found online, perhaps a closer look at a present day search engine results page may enlighten you.

Taste of the Town a Memorable Event

Admin — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:01:34 PDT

Sunday was a more beautiful afternoon than many I recall. The weather could not have been more perfect. There was a steady breeze, warm sunshine and temperatures hovered in the 70s to 80 degree range. I had planned on trying to attend the Taste of Fort Myers on this day, but did not guess that I would enjoy it quite as much as I did. It wasn't so much the weather as it was the relaxed and pleasant atmosphere that seemed to merge so well with the unmistakable smells of some great local cuisine. Families of all sizes seemed to be the predominant attendees. But for the Junior League of Fort Myers, the event will certainly be recorded as a success!

Mainline Florida

Admin — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 20:38:13 PDT

Florida is known as the Sunshine State, although it is fair to say that it might also be known by numerous other fitting monikers. Because a vast majority of Florida's residents hail from other parts of the nation, it is also referred to as the transient state. In all fairness, Florida offers a beautiful and sunny destination for so many Americans who live in land-locked parts of our nation. Unfortunately, Florida has more recently become known by another nickname; The Pill Mill Capitol of the Nation. Many of the persons travelling to Florida these days are not arriving for vacation. They are coming to take advantage of this state's lax regulations regarding pain management clinics and shop for doctors who are willing and ready to prescribe and dispense opiate-based pain pills.

Where are they Biting?

Admin — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:35:33 PDT

No matter what season it is in Florida, one thing is a certainty. The fish are biting somewhere! Here in southwest Florida, this is nearly a virtual certainty! Whether they''re redfish, snook, or even tarpon, every season offers our local and visiting anglers great fishing. Be it salt or fresh water, the action is fairly consistent. The key to great fishing here in SWFL is simple..ask a Fishing Captain! The problem is finding one who really knows his stuff and is, shall we say, worth his salt.

Residential Solar Energy: Pros and Cons

Admin — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 17:53:34 PDT

By definition, solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity. *That process occurs either directly using photovoltaics (PV), or indirectly using concentrated solar power (CSP). Photovoltaics are cells designed to convert solar energy into electrical current via a process known as the photoelectric process. Concentrated solar power systems focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam. These CSPs frequently use lenses or mirrors, as well as tracking systems, allowing for the concentrated light to be utilized for a heat source, often to boil water and affect other power systems and technologies.

Because many CSP facilities presently exist and function very well, many persons wonder why solar technology isn''t more readily available for consumer use. In this article, we will attempt to dispel the myths and make clear the realities of residential solar power.

Catch-and-Release

Admin — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 14:23:44 PDT

Of the myriad recreational activities southwest Floridians have, few experience the popularity that saltwater fishing enjoys. Whether you're casting from the banks of the local beach, bottom fishing among the artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico, or trolling the depths, the relaxation and fun that fishing offers is one of the most affordable and satisfying recreational activities. Most fisherman agree that the thrill is in the catching. Given the importance of preserving these natural resources for future generations, the principle of catching and releasing fish has experienced significant growth, too! In an effort to increase the survival rate of those releases, certain practices should be observed.

The Unsweetened Truth about Sugar

Admin — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 09:16:55 PDT

Sugar is something that can be found in almost every kitchen. For those persons who are diabetic, the intake of sugar is something that must be closely monitored. However, most Americans consume sugar in excessive quantities. So many of the foods we consume have huge amounts of sugar. From breakfast cereals to snack foods to drinks and especially sodas, an overwhelming majority of foods produced today have a lot of added sugar. While our bodies do require sugar, they are also capable of producing those sugars through conversion of carbohydrates which are present in many foods. Most of us have no need for the amount of added sugar we consume daily. If we take into consideration how sugar is produced, we quickly discover that the potential damage to our bodies is only part of the problem.

Dr. Fahey - Psychic Medium

insomnia — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 10:25:13 PDT

You walk with anticipation and trepidation to the door. Your heart starts to flutter, partially from excitement and partially from fear of the unknown. You know that you only get to ask one question, possibly two, so you think and rethink of what questions you want to have answered. You want to get it right, as the answers will be life altering and, quite possibly, rock you to your very existence!

China Moon Review

insomnia — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 09:00:26 PDT

The China Moon Festival is a tradition rich in history, beauty, and romance. Monday night's event fit the bill and paid tribute to this amazing tradition with no stone unturned and no detail sparred. The beautiful details coupled with the sun setting behind the trees overlooking the Bowditch Park made this night truly magical. I am so happy to have been a part of it, and I am sad for those who weren't able to attend.

Cool Meditation

Admin — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 05:45:38 PDT

While many people are not aware, the practice of meditation dates back to around 500-600 B.C. During that time period, Taoists in China and Buddhists in India began to develop meditative practices. The English word; ''meditation'' has come to mean think, ponder, contemplate or devise and is derived from the Latin verb; 'meditari'. Because the history of meditation is closely tied to the religious context within which it''s practiced, Western Christian meditation differs from other forms in that it doesn't include the repetition of any action or phrasing, and also wasn't posture specific. In the 1950''s, secular or non-religious forms of meditation were evolving in India. A Westernized form of Hindu meditative techniques first arrived in Europe and the United States in the 1960''s, emphasizing self improvement, as well as stress reduction and relaxation.

Due to the explosion of popularity that meditation has experienced since the 1970''s, thousands of research studies have been conducted on the topic. Strangely, despite the wealth of research, the knowledge of exactly what mechanism is providing the numerous beneficial aspects associated with meditation still remains a mystery.

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Greatest Cape - Paradise Ponderings - Reactors as Rain Collectors?
The expression “beat swords into plowshares” comes directly from the Bible. It is a reference to turning away from military activity in order to pursue peace. That very expression has been adopted by many organizations as a slogan, representative of their peaceful purposes. While the US economy struggles to recover from deep recession, President Obama has purposed that our nation's recovery will be fueled by the creation and proliferation of 'Green Energy' technologies. In terms of our continued pursuit of safe, nuclear power (given the known hazards and toxic byproducts associated with its production), perhaps the first step in directing a massive restructure of how our nation produces energy and fuels should be the admission of our misdirection thus far?

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Wed, 25 May 2011 00:00:00 PDT

Greatest Cape - YouTube® Video of the Week - Salt Water Fuel

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Greatest Cape - Health and Well-Being - Seafood Choice is the Heart of Marine Stewardship

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Fri, 29 Apr 2011 00:00:00 PDT

Greatest Cape - Green Living - Renewable Energy is America's Future
Our country has a serious need for reliable, renewable, energy resources. Our past and present reliance upon fossil fuels, as well as the damage that their use has caused the environment, have made the rapid development and implementation of these newer technologies of paramount importance.

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Fri, 15 Apr 2011 00:00:00 PDT

Greatest Cape - SWFL Cuisine - Orange Julius
Looking to cool off? Here's how!

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Fri, 08 Apr 2011 00:00:00 PDT

Greatest Cape - Health and Well-Being - Why Should I Buy Organic?

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Thu, 31 Mar 2011 00:00:00 PDT

Greatest Cape - Paradise Ponderings - Unplugging from the Matrix