Aunt Toni and Rob’s father, Robinson B. Gourley, Sr. (who passed in 2008), loved adventure – traveling together to Africa, Antarctica and other boundless regions of the World. Her happy spirit is contagious, and she is not bashful to ask someone to dance with her! She is a mother, grandmother, great grandmother, former equine jumper, […]
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Peggy Ranger, owner of Peggy’s Natural Foods, personally called us about a year ago to order Watt-Ahh®. She is a very busy woman, and yet, for more than 30 years, she has been relentlessly focused on finding a way to get the best products for her customers. Her bio (posted on the Peggy’s website) explains that
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AquaNew recently announced that Knowledge 4 Life Imaging(Sebring, FL.) offers both sized Watt-Ahh® bottles for its patients and walk-in customers. The clinic also promotes the availability of Watt-Ahh® on its home page. In honor of October Breast Awareness Month, and the need for proactive and early-detection imaging, we decided to give a spotlight article on
Coke and Pepsi aren’t the only heavy hitters who are launching new beverage innovations on Amazon.com. AquaNew recently joined forces with Greg Jordan, CEO of B2B Resource Team LLC and the owner of Just Right Buys to make Watt-Ahh® (an ultra-pure, high-energy water) available through local distribution on Amazon.com. Jordan, who has a career spanning
When Arlene McKitrick became a competitive golfer in 1990 it was right after she was diagnosed with severe Type 1 Diabetes. Down to 86 lbs. with a temporary loss in vision, she told us she “wanted to live long enough to win a tournament.” Now, 24 years later, with the encouragement of world-renowned golf instructor, David
Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone? Never was the sentiment of Joni Mitchell’s song felt so strongly by beer lovers nationwide as it was this past year. The US water crisis continues to have brewers concerned as water shortages in Texas, Nevada, Arizona, Kansas, Oklahoma,
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Beer lovers worldwide are getting ready to celebrate Oktoberfest 2014 (September 20 through October 5). Some may be surprised to learn, however, that their favorite craft beer coming from certain drought-ridden regions of the United States, specifically, California and other portions of the Southwest, could be sold out during Oktoberfest. Certain microbreweries are confronting a
Almost a century ago, Viktor Schauberger, an author who wrote about the Secrets of Natual Energy, studied the trout’s ability to jump up high waterfalls with little apparent effort (the same is true of salmon). After observing a large trout confronting a waterfall during spawning time on a moonlit early spring night, Schauberger wrote that a
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Amid the many choices in the grocery aisles, we have provided some guidance on what to look for in bottled water over the past few weeks. It appears that water purity is important to support good health, and perhaps alkaline pH and micro-clusters of water, not so much. Many scientists have the opinion that
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Sarasota’s Team REDS has a mission statement of “Racing against Bullying” and is proud to have the ChildHelp® emblem affixed to their Super Boat when racing over 100 mph on water. The Team also invited McGruff the Crime Dog to be an honorary team member to help stamp out bullying. Team REDS recently learned that
