Sometimes the best AHA! Discoveries occur while on vacation. Our minds are open to new experiences. Our family recently enjoyed a beautiful morning together with Captain Victoria Impallomeni on her Dancing Dolphin Spirits Charter Boat going out of Key West, FL. The sea was calm, a time when the blue color of the water softly […]
Infinity Dreaming: AHH-mazing AHA! Discovery for October 2016 Read More »
Tired of all of the mud slinging? We think Real Juice Bar’s Solstice Cleanse is a good way to get through the rest of the presidential election season.
Presidential Election Detox Read More »
Watts of Love (WOL), located in Suburban Chicago, receives donations to cover the cost of delivering and training on the use of portable home solar lighting devices within areas of no electric power. The mission of WOL is similar to our own WIT Technology, the benevolent vision of assisting in unlocking the cycle of prosperity
It has become a typical delivery week when our Sprinter Van (1-ton dually) is used to deliver over five pallets of bottled water (with multiple loading trips to our storage units). The van has a great design from the driver’s seat back, but the Mercedes engine and its computer systems are needy and require ongoing
Next-gen Sprinter Delivery Van Read More »
Many commercials show close-ups of an exhausted and sweaty athlete glugging down a refreshing beverage in front of the TV camera. During this hot Florida summer, we have discovered another type of athletic warrior we admire … those who work outside. There is an army of individuals who brave the heat and humidity each day
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As Hurricane Hermine made landfall in the Panhandle of Florida, the first one in over a decade, Steve Browne and Steve Lennon kept the Watt-Ahh® deliveries going for two consecutive days. They dodged the rain feeder bands of the storm coming off the Gulf of Mexico and drove around flooded neighborhood areas. A truck on
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In June of 2015, AquaNew presented an article entitled, “Healthy Sanitation” that discussed harsh chemicals used in cleaning solutions and how they may be damaging to skin cells (or worse). Now, it appears that certain chemicals used in antibiotic soap, and added to many consumer products—including clothing, kitchenware, furniture, and toys—to prevent bacterial contamination, may
FDA Issues Final Rule on Antibiotic Soaps and Body Washes Read More »
I was recently intrigued when someone asked me about the history of bottled water (pure, non-mineralized). My husband and I had often asked each other (years before AquaNew was ever conceived) who had the smarts to spur mass marketing of an essential commodity by making it mobile to keep up with our active lives? Bottled
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August 30, 2016 — A pet insurance provider has analyzed its claims data on urinary issues of cats and dogs, including urinary tract infections, incontinence, cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), urinary obstruction, and crystalluria (crystals in the urine). The study results can be found on the company’s blog. Note: The 2016 blog link for the
Medical Insurance Claims Relate to Quality of Water Given to Our Pets Read More »
Robin and Jacob the Camel Robin, who owns a farm in Virginia, sent in this video (shown below) of her rescued camel named Jacob, and now she has a babysitter for her “kids!” Marie and Her Dog, Molly Congratulations, Marie H. of Gary’s Auto Repair Service of Sarasota, FL and her dog, Molly, on being
