WELL*Life 1st presents
“Tend Your Garden” June 7
Stuart, FL – May 8, 2008 The City of Stuart Parks & Recreation Department is committed to helping the community embrace a healthy lifestyle by offering wellness seminars and demonstrations each month. One a week, community health care specialists meet to discuss programs that will help residents of the city get fit and live healthy. The program is called WELL*Life 1st.
The WELL*Life 1st committee sponsors a monthly wellness presentation the first Saturday of each month. Saturday, June 7th - the committee is presenting “Tend your Garden Month” an awareness of mind body & community.
The following FREE activities are scheduled for June 7, 2008 at the Flagler Recreation Center, 201 S. W. Flagler Avenue in downtown Stuart.
June 7th Special Features are:
• An Opportunity to win a FREE 3 nights 2 day stay at a 5 star hotel by Culligan Water.
• An Organic Green Market and healthy sampler by Amy’s Organic Gourmet and the Pelican Café.
9:00 am
Tend your body:
“River*Walkers” Community Walk sponsored by Fleet Feet Sports of Stuart
Beginner Boot Camp sponsored by Rosalind’s FITNESS studios
Free Massages by “Serendipity”
10:15 am
Tend your community:
“Why Organic” By Dr. Hart Local Environment/Oceanographic Society & Surfrider Foundation
Tend your mind:
“Personal empowerment”
Tend Your Body:
How to prevent skin cancer Eat a colorful diet by Startup Nutrition
Kidz Zone including: Children’s Wellness Activities, a Touch Tank by the Oceanographic Society and Plant Stuff by the Girl Scouts.
For more information call the Flagler Recreation Center at (772) 288-5335
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I mentioned last month about a volunteer-run organization that was looking for fishermen to tag dolphin, in the hope of finding out more about their migratory patterns, and helping towards conservation of the species. I wanted to share with you one of his typical news items, and the info to sign up for the program if you wish to participate.
Enjoy….
Marine Anglers;
Well it appears that we are into another typical year of dolphin fishing. That translates into a different dolphin seasonal occurrence and abundance pattern along the East Coast than observed in previous years. All of the six years studied have been different. Subsequently, I do not know what constitutes a “normal” dolphin season. But what I am happy to report is the number of fish tagged so far in 2008, while below last year, is well above the average number.
One of the articles in this newsletter shares some of the information from my self-imposed study of ocean currents 101. Having recognized these energy transfer systems as the main conveyor of dolphinfish and other highly migratory fish throughout the North Atlantic and world, I knew I needed to know more about them. Information presented here is just a taste of information available at the Universities of Miami’s Web site. The other article deals with the numerous inquiries received each year from anglers wanting to tag fish too large to bring in the boat. A simple solution is offered that converts the hand-held tag applicator into a long tag stick for tagging fish in the water.
Anglers, please remember that I would like to receive your photographs of fish that you tag, unusual fish and your trophy fish. Please email high resolution files of your photos (1 MB to 5 MB) to me. Be sure to identify the people in the picture, where and when it was taken, and who took the photo. Keep in mind that I can not use photos with large amounts of blood on the fish.
Good fishing,
Don
Donald L. Hammond
Marine Fisheries Biologist
Cooperative Sciences Services, LLC
961 Anchor Rd.
Charleston, SC 29412-4902
(843) 795-7524
cssllc@bellsouth.net
www.dolphintagging.com
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Stuart, FL – (May 19, 2008) Back by popular demand, Eric Hansen and his brand of hot ‘n sexy flamenco jazz will be returning to Stuart’s RiverWalk Stage, Sunday, June 1, 4–7 p.m.
Coming from Miami, Eric Hansen and his band the Hansenhaus Sextet offer up a sexy and contemporary blend of Flamenco music married with jazz and classical music and including some exotic rhythms from Latin America and Middle East percussion for added flavor. At a young age, Eric always had a fondness for classical, jazz and flamenco music, the music of Carlos Montoya and Andres Segovia struck a chord with him. But now his influences come from all over, including pop culture. In 2005 Eric released the critically acclaimed, ‘Across the Universe: A Beatles Journey’, where he combines traditional flamenco with his not so traditional interpretations of classic Beatles tunes.
The RiverWalk Jazz series found Eric Hansen through the suggestion of downtown retailer John Bella from Bella Jewelry and Gifts where among other things he sells music. “Eric Hansen is one of our best sellers. I learned about Eric from his previous record label when they sent me a demo CD. I was hooked and placed an order immediately.”
When asked if he had a favorite CD of Eric’s, John Bella says, “I’m leaning towards Colores de Alma, but the Beatles one is total departure from his regular style and is a lot of fun. I really love them all and look forward to seeing him in person at the RiverWalk Jazz Series.”
For more information about Eric Hansen go to www.nuevo-flamenco.com .
Free to the public the RiverWalk Jazz Series takes place in a beautiful outdoor setting along the St. Lucie River. Fans can come to listen to great jazz by almost all modes of transportation - car, boat and even segway and enjoy the show from either the decked amphitheatre or from the river in their boat. The RiverWalk Stage is located along the St. Lucie River boardwalk at the end of St. Lucie Ave in historic downtown Stuart. RiverWalk Jazz Series a public/private venture between the City of Stuart, Stuart MainStreet, the Downtown Business Association and the Stuart News, takes place on the first Sunday of each month starting at 4 p.m. and ending at 7 p.m. for the summer/fall months For more information regarding the RiverWalk Jazz Series contact the Stuart Parks and Recreation Department at 772-288-5335.
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