TOMORROW SATURDAY BETWEEN 1-4 THE GROG SHOP WILL OFFER YOU PICTURES OF YOU ON A LABEL OF JOSE CUERVO WHEN YOU BUY A BOTTLE.  THIS IS SUPER COOL AND A KEEP SAKE……SEE YOU ALL THEN…….COME GET YOUR BOTTLE . LIMITED SPACE SO GET THERE EARLY. TELL THEM THE DAILY .COM SENT YOU FOR YOUR DISCOUNT ON OTHER  PRODUCTS.   CALL FOR RESERVATIONS OR JUST STOP BY: :  http://www.grogshopsanibel.com/

Check out all the pics from a great afternoon at the beach. 

 

Check out everyone enjoying the Full moon on Fort Myers.  Click under for more: Photo Credit: Kevin Stahl

AND SOME MORE WITH RANDY WAYNE WHITE

 WITH WAY COOL TEAMS!

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CHILD CARE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Audi Ft. Myers Signs on

As Major Sponsor

Southwest Florida golfers have the opportunity to win a FREE 2012 Audi A6 when they register for the Third Annual “Tee Time For Tots” Child Care Golf Tournament Saturday, June 9.

The car is being offered by sponsor Audi Ft. Myers to anyone who scores a hole in one on a designated hole during the tournament at Pelican Preserve Golf Club, 10571 Veneto Drive, near Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers.

“We are thrilled that Ft. Myers Audi has joined us as a major sponsor and will be providing one of their fabulous cars as an incentive to hit a hole in one,” said Linda McNabb, Director of Development of Child Care of Southwest Florida, Inc.

The Audi A6 will be shown on the golf course during the tournament. Whoever hits a hole in one that day will take outright ownership of the car at the tournament. Anyone who would like to see the Audi beforehand also may visit the showroom at 15875 S. Tamiami Trail in South Fort Myers.

“Many people don’t realize that the cost of child care is the third largest expense in the family budget after housing and food,” said Linda McNabb, Director of Development of Child Care of Southwest Florida, Inc. “Many of our families simply cannot afford this necessary child care expense without some help. That’s where this golf tournament can assist families in need.”

The tourney will begin with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start with prizes awarded for closest to the pin and longest drive for both men and women. Beverages will be served on the course throughout the morning.

An awards ceremony and raffle also will take place during lunch.

Four levels of sponsorship are available:

● Eagle Sponsor – $1,500, includes four golfers and lunch for four; program recognition; one tee sign, and website recognition.

● Birdie Sponsor – $750, includes four golfers and lunch for four; one tee sign, and program recognition.

● Specialty Sponsor – $500, includes signage, program and website recognition and choice of sponsoring one of the following: longest drive, closest to the pin, putting contest,hole in one, breakfast, lunch or beverage cart.

● Tee Sign Sponsor – $150

Individual golfers also may register for $100 and receive lunch and a goodie bag in addition to a day of golf at Pelican Preserve. Lunch and raffle tickets (no golf) are available for $50 each.

To register for the tournament, visit www.ccswfl.org. For more information about sponsorships, call McNabb at (239) 425-1017.

Child Care of Southwest Florida, Inc. is a private non-profit organization dedicated to providing high quality child care services throughout Southwest Florida. The agency

provides child care for children from infancy through age eight at its six child care centers in Lee and Hendry counties. In addition, it offers training for early childhood professionals, and administers the federal food program for eligible centers and family child care homes in 14 Florida counties. The agency must rely on generous donations and volunteer efforts from members of the community, corporations and foundations to build and maintain programs that make a difference to low-income children. Child Care of Southwest Florida, Inc., is a United Way agency.

To learn more or to make a donation, visit www.ccswfl.org or call (239) 278-1002.

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Photo: Children at play at the Community Children’s Center in Lehigh Acres

with Psychic Readings

 In what is billed as an “Day of Total Cleansing”. Sanibel Day Spa owners, Jeanne Parks and Pamella Attuso, will offer patrons psychic readings by celebrated psychic, Dawn Krug. Ms. Krug will be on hand from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, Thursday, May 10, 2012 to provide insights into personalities, relationships, events and future possibilities of those who request readings.

 Readings will be offered in addition to the exceptional spa services and products that have made Sanibel Day Spa the island’s leading personal care resource for 23 years. Complimentary Mini-facials by Nouveau Serre’. using multi-peptides, and Anti-Aging Hand Treatments from Qtica/Zoya will be included in the day’s offerings (reservations, please), along with complimentary 15-minute Oxygen Bar sessions. There will be a variety of giveaways and gifts with purchase, plus free “munchies courtesy of the Stone Crab, A Crab and Seafood House.

Reservations are required for each 20-minute, $60 reading, since a limited number of readings will be available. Interested persons should promptly call Sanibel Day Spa. (Local) 239-395-2220, (Toll-free) 1-877-695-1588. BOOK NOW LIMITED SPACE

Sanibel Day Spa is a 4,000 square foot facility located in Sanibel’s popular Periwinkle Place shopping center. There are 11 private treatment rooms, a Vichy-shower wet room, semi-private pedicure stations, an oxygen bar and a bountiful retail boutique featuring an extensive range of professional spa products. Spa services include massage therapy, advanced skin care such as micro-dermabrasion, peels and light therapy, reflexology, body treatments, Ayurvedic Wellness, Chakra balancing, Aqua Detox, facial and body waxing, lash and brow tinting. Nail services include natural nail manicures and pedicures from the simple to the sublime with exfoliating scrubs, mineral mask hydrating paraffin. Artificial nail enhancements as well as acrylic repairs and fills also are offered..

“We are very excited to have Dawn Krug join us for an “Afternoon of Total Cleansing”, said Sanibel Day Spa owner, Pamella Attuso. “The possibility of augment care and cleansing of the body with psychic therapies for the spirit just makes so much sense for overall health, wellness and relaxation that Sanibel Day spa is committed to.”

Ms. Krug was born in northern New Jersey, raised in a Catholic home and exhibited psychic abilities in childhood. Friends and family often did not understand what Dawn was speaking of when she talked of the voices she heard, the past pets she had lost, and loved ones who were no longer present in the physical world. She grew up denying her clairvoyance until 2005, when a traumatic life event caused her to openly accept her gift. She has been a practicing psychic medium since 2006, with abilities to see, hear, and feel spirit both physically and empathically. Dawn uses her gift of seeing aura’s to receive and convey messages about a person’s life, to help balance them through their chakras and coach them to make more positive changes throughout their lives. She has hosted call-in radio shows and appeared on talk radio blogs. Ms. Krug has worked several missing persons cases, with private families, and local law enforcement. She uses her intuition to connect with others, including working with women concerning their relationship issues. Working with psychic teens and children is her passion, having a deep understanding of how they feel knowing people in their lives don’t understand the gift that they too are trying to understand.

Psychometry is also another way she reads for her clients. She encourages clients to bring items of lost loved ones for her to read. She hosts in-home psychic parties., with the convenience of having the psychic come to you!! She also can do phone and email readings, or meets with her clients one-on-one for private readings.

Ms. Krug has lived in Troy, Pennsylvania for the past 20 years. She spends her free time there with her children, pets, and gardening. “I frequently visit the Sanibel-Fort Myers area, and always enjoy the people I meet and read for here. They have such cheerful, positive attitudes,” Ms. Krug commented.. She is on FaceBook at http:// www.facebook.com/PsychicMediumDawnKrug or can be contacted at (570) 529-1950, dawnkrug6@yahoo.com. Or P. O. Box 34, Troy, Pa. 16947

PA DISCLAIMER: Dawn Krug’s site is used for entertainment purposes only. Its sole purpose is for entertainment

The money will be used to purchase computers, software and educational materials for about 25 women in recovery to enable them to complete coursework and file job applications.

The overall goal is to help women in recovery obtain the skills they need to earn a living wage and become self-sufficient in the workplace.

“We are so grateful to the women of Zonta who have so graciously supported our women for many years,” said Transitional Living Center Director Rosemary Boisvert. “Our goal is to remove the barriers that prevent them from being successful. If they need financial assistance for tuition, we can help with that. If they need help with supplies or transportation to get to school or training, we can assist with that as well.

“While at SWFAS’ Transitional Living Center, the women work very hard at learning skills for the job of living in sobriety, this grant will help them build on their newfound skills and give them something more to enhance their chances of maintaining their sobriety and self-sufficiency,” Boisvert said.

“We have been very fortunate to have this long lasting relationship with the Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva. The Zonta Club gives our women far more than dollars. They also give of themselves,” Boisvert said.

Zonta has been a partner with the women in the SWFAS Transitional Living Center since 2000 and has provided grants totaling $65,724 to support the needs of women recovering from substance abuse.

SWFAS opened the 16-bed women’s halfway house at the SWFAS Transitional Living Center in 2009. The women’s facility provides treatment for 40 to 50 women per year who have completed the residential treatment program and moved into the halfway house for extended treatment.

SWFAS is the most comprehensive substance abuse treatment and prevention program in Southwest Florida, serving 6,000 people per year from ages 9 to 90. SWFAS offers outpatient and residential programs for both adults and youngsters from five locations in Lee County and two in Hendry County. In addition, SWFAS provides detoxification services for adults, prevention programming, and an Employee Assistance Program for about 50 Southwest Florida businesses.

SWFAS services are not free. Payment plans are available and, in many cases, private insurance may cover some of the cost of treatment. Many prevention and treatment services are partially supported by Lee County and state funding to help income-eligible residents. SWFAS is a United Way agency. SWFAS provides services for all regardless of disability or handicap. Accommodations will be provided upon request.

For more information, contact Boisvert at (239) 338-2977 or visit www.swfas.org.

AS WE SAY: ROCK ON . COM !

Enjoy! we did. They all not only looked great, but sounded amazing.  We have super cool pics on and off stage, ya know (behind the scenes)  Everyone was soooo cool at this concert. All the bands, people, and yes even the groupies that still flash there tata’s, ( we can’t put those up, lol ) TRUE ROCK!  Video to come, stay tuned. LOVE YOU GUYS! Sandy K and all the staff at the daily. ( Photo Credit: Kevin Stahl)

Scott was tapped by NBC in 1980 to become its weatherman for The Today Show, replacing Bob Ryan, who replaced him at WRC-TV until 2010. After being inspired by a viewer request, Scott began his practice of wishing centenarians a happy birthday on-air in 1983.

During the 1980s, Scott routinely did weather reports on the road, interviewing locals at community festivals and landmarks. He also periodically did the program from Washington D.C., which he still considered his home. During this time, NBC executives told the bald Scott to wear a hairpiece. He complied when in New York, but refused when outside of the studio, resulting in a strange dichotomy on the air.

In 1989, The Today Show co-host Bryant Gumbel wrote an internal memo critical of the show’s personalities. The memo was leaked to the media. Gumbel said Scott “holds the show hostage to his assortment of whims, wishes, birthdays and bad taste … This guy is killing us and no one’s even trying to rein him in.”[5] This garnered enough of a backlash that Gumbel was shown making up with Scott on the show.[6]

Although he is no longer The Today Show’s full-time weatherman, Scott continues to appear twice a week on the long-running morning program to wish centenarians a happy birthday and to substitute for regular weatherman Al Roker during his absences. He appears from the studio lot of WBBH, the NBC affiliate in Fort Myers, Florida. He is also currently the commercial voice—taking over the job from the late Mason Adams—of Smucker’s jellies which sponsors his birthday tributes on The Today Show. Credit: Wikipedia

For all you who are big Fort Myers Sports Bar and Swamp Gator lovers. This is the place for you. I must say, what a great  place and very unusual, cool, hip and casual all at the same time. It is a must see for all who love Fort Myers Sports Bar and Swamp Gator. Food, atmosphere and staff are outstanding! (and the price is right) great happy hour and wonderful entertainment.  Congrats to Todd, his wife and all the staff.  Check out the pics and tell them Sandy from the Daily sent ya……….they will be sure to take super good care of you. Enjoy and Don’t feed the Gators……as they say: GATOR DONE!  Click here to learn more. ).http://www.bewareofthegator.com/index.php click here for more pics of this super cool place:  Super cool Fort Myers sports bar with a swamp atmosphere!

photo credit: Kevin Stahl

Applications now open to incoming high school juniors and seniors

Junior Achievement is the world’s largest organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Through a dedicated volunteer network, Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida Inc. provides in-school and after-school programs for students in Collier, Lee and Charlotte counties that focus on three key content areas: work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. Today, 122 individual area operations reach more than 4 million students in the U.S., with an additional 5 million students served by operations in 120 other countries worldwide. For more information about Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida, contact Anne Frazier at 239-225-2590 or info@jaswfl.org. Our website is www.JASWFL.org.