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This was wonderful as usual..
Would it be to far off line to interview me about the danger presented to Fisheating Creek by the proposed Live Fire military training Center at the headwaters in Highlands County..It' 8,000 acres with planes flying in helicopter training and even a designed city for attacking..There are Audubon Important birding areas near by and swallowtailed kites not to speak of the ocassional panther or bear wandering through. Florid spent more than 50 million for the corridor surrounding the creek for prreservation and public use but nobody considered the headwaters..
Great Vedio,I liked it very much.
Writer/Producer: Rosie Emery
Recent studies by the American Psychological Association indicate that forty-eight percent of Americans say they're more stressed now than they were five years ago. "Stress continues to escalate, and it's affecting every area of people's lives," says Russ Newman, a psychologist and executive director of the APA.
While the benefits of ancient practices such as Yoga, Meditation and Tai-chi are familiar to many, there are some similar, but slightly different practices that are available here in Southwest Florida. Laughter Yoga, Meditation in Motion and Tai Chi Chih all offer to reduce stress while initiating a peaceful sense of wellbeing.
Resources:
Isabel baezaIsabel BaezaKeep Shining Inc keepshining@comcast.netInner Light CenterTel: 239 352 2310(c) 239 580 7469
The Happahatchee Centerhttp://weavestheweb.com/happehatchee/index.htmlTel: 239 206 4393
Gigi Filacheta619 698 1766gigitonaples@yahoo.comLaughter YogaCambier Park
Deb BurgerTai-Chi Tel: Tel: 239 498 3523(cell) 201 247 8358