Geoff Moore...He’s done Theater, TV, and movies - so he thought, why not radio. Geoff Moore is the new Host for mornings with Dana Daniels for 93.7 The Breezes', Geoff & Dana In the Morning on WGYL-FM.
Geoff Moore is from a small town in upstate New York - Jamestown New York, home of Lucille Ball. Geoff has done radio both in the US, and participated abroad on numerous shows. With over 14 years of broadcast experience in a variety of formats ranging from Talk to Country and even Top 40, Geoff is excited to join the Treasure & Space Coast Radio family in Vero Beach. “I feel my sole purpose in life is to connect with the listeners,” states Geoff Moore, “being able to bring a smile to their face each day is what makes it worth getting out of bed in the morning”. Geoff is not only blessed with the job of his dreams, but blessed with his biggest accomplishment yet...a wife Sandy, Son Zach, and Daughter Mackenzie. Self proclaimed Radio Geek and born entertainer, Geoff is always looking forward to meeting, entertaining, and learning from everyone. Geoff says "Breeze listeners are just like family members you haven't met yet – I love'em“.
He's worked for; WFLS-FM (Country) in Fredericksburg, VA ** WMTX-FM (AC) in Tampa, FL ** WLMI-FM (Country) Ridgeway
Dana Daniels is the new voice you're hearing weekday mornings on The Breeze!
Dana was born at the Portsmouth Naval Base in Virginia. She has lived most of her life on the Space Coast and attended the Connecticut School of Broadcasting in Orlando. Most of Dana’s family lives right here in Florida with the exception of her little sister who she misses and adores. She has a wonderful boyfriend named Tom and loves to spend time with her family and friends. She’s also an animal lover who is a big believer in animal rescues.
Dana is excited to join The Breeze morning show! She can’t wait to meet all of our amazing listeners!
This is how it's done, ladies...
If you want to lose weight but have absolutely no will power, here are four tricks that will make you eat less.
#1.) Turn on Relaxing Music. Soft music naturally relaxes you and lowers your stress level, which makes you chew slower than if you were listening to, say, death metal. And when you eat slower, you start feeling full faster.
#2.) Turn on More Lights. Dim lighting might create a more romantic atmosphere, but another reason restaurants keep the lights down is because it lowers your inhibitions and makes you eat more.
#3.) Light a Vanilla-Scented Candle. The scent of vanilla makes you less likely to want dessert. In fact, one group of volunteers lost an average of four-and-a-half pounds each by wearing vanilla-scented patches.
#4.) Paint Your Dining Room Blue. This is weird, but researchers have found that people eat 33% less if they're sitting in a blue room. It's because when light bounces off of the walls, it creates a blue tint, which makes the food look less appetizing. The colors red, orange, and yellow have the opposite effect, which is why so many fast-food places use those colors inside.
Back in 1987, one of the biggest news stories of the year was when BABY JESSICA fell down that well. It was the '80s. We didn't have Twitter. The stories weren't as good back then.
If you don't remember, Jessica McClure was an 18-month-old who fell down a well in Midland, Texas. It took rescue workers 58 hours to save her and the media coverage was enormous . . . especially for that era before the 24-hour news cycle.
At the time, America was infatuated with Baby Jessica and thousands of people donated money to a TRUST FUND for her. A trust fund she couldn't touch until she was 25.
Well . . . Jessica turned 25 over the weekend. And she got the money . . . all $800,000 of it. That's right: Because this girl's parents didn't pay close enough attention and she fell down a well in 1987, she now has a fortune.
Jessica is now married and a mother of two. She still lives in Midland, Texas . . . less than two miles from the well. She and her husband run a car washing business. And when her kids play . . . she pays careful attention.
Here are photos of Baby Jessica, then and now:
Some Sketchy New Software Helps You See What Your Facebook Friends Look Like . . . Naked
(here's Dana...NAKED!)
In the mood to be a gigantic, raging pervert? This right here is the Super Bowl of sketchiness.
--There's a new piece of software called FalseFlesh that promises to help you see what your Facebook friends look like . . . NAKED.
--Sort of. What it really does is take your friend's head and then pastes it on an appropriate naked body . . . a body with the same skin tone, size, et cetera. A few tweaks to the lighting, and now it looks like you're seeing the person naked.
--Of course, you could do this in Photoshop or any of the other millions of photo editing programs out there. But in those cases you'd have to find the proper nude bodies yourself, do the cutting and pasting, tweak the lighting, and more.
--Basically, this is the first program with the SPECIFIC purpose of taking innocent people's photos and turning them into realistic-looking nude photos. Can't see THIS leading to any lawsuits down the road, right?
--The site's testimonials are fittingly creepy. Quote, "My girlfriend has a really smoking hot younger sister. I had always been curious [how] she looked naked. FalseFlesh let me do this and also stay out of trouble with the GF."
--FalseFlesh isn't cheap . . . they want $35 for it. But if you're a beginner when it comes to photo editing . . . you've got money to spare . . . a tenuous grip on the blurring between reality and fantasy . . . and you're a pervert . . . it's perfect.
#1.) Buy Gas at Night or Early in the Morning. Gas stations store their gas underground, and it's denser when the ground is cold. So you actually get slightly more gas for your money if you pump before the sun comes up.
#2.) Try to Hit the Pump Midweek. Gas prices tend to rise slightly on Thursday, then drop back down on Tuesday or Wednesday.
#3.) Don't Get Gas Until You Need To. It's heavy, so driving with a full tank burns more fuel. But don't drive around on fumes either . . . it can screw up your fuel pump.
#4.) Don't Use High-Octane Gas If You Don't Need It. It seems obvious, but apparently some people still think high-octane gas is good for their low-octane cars. So just to be clear, unless you're driving a high-performance car, a motorcycle, a truck, or an SUV, the higher octane level won't improve your car's performance, and it's a waste of money.
#5.) Don't Drive Aggressively. According to the Department of Energy, 60 miles per hour is the most fuel-efficient speed on the highway for most cars.
