Aquatic Eco-Systems Inc. Now Carrying Full Line of Cobalt Pond Products
19.05.12
Aquatic Eco-Systems is joyful to feature a full line of Cobalt Aquatics and Cobalt Pond products for its customers.
Apopka, FL (PRWEB) May 09, 2012
Aquatic Eco-Systems Inc. (AES) of Apopka, FL, is walking on air to carry a full line of Cobalt Aquatics and Cobalt Pond products, which are now available for exchange. Viral Surati, Randy Parham and Les Wilson launched Cobalt Aquatics in 2011, and the enterprise has quickly made its name in the aquatics community. From aquarium supplies to nutritionally balanced koi aliment, pond fountain pumps, filters and heaters, Cobalt Aquatics and sister players Cobalt Pond have a vast product offering that stands strong among more established competitors in the make available.
One of the co-founders of Cobalt Aquatics, Les Wilson, said about teaming up with AES, “Cobalt Pond is intoxicated and proud to partner with Aquatic Eco-Systems to bring Cobalt Pond's USA-made premium pond foods and vigour efficient, high-quality, Italian-made pond equipment to its customers. Cobalt's collaborate, with nearly 50 years of combined industry experience, coupled with Aquatic Eco-Systems’ commitment to patron satisfaction and performance excellence, is sure to be an unbeatable partnership.”
Source: Albany Times Union
Thompson neighbors invite Wounded Warriors to fish at their farm
19.05.12
The Sixth Annual Wounded Warrior Fishing Tourney took place April 28 in nearby Thomson, Ga., all due to some thoughtful volunteers. One of the volunteers, retired Sgt. 1st Group Tim Cox, noticed while visiting the post back in 2006 that a few of the Wounded Warriors seemed depressed. He talked to his boss, Charles Lewis, the possessor of the Crackpot Pawn Shop located outside Fort Gordon’s Gateway 2, and asked him if could bring a few Soldiers to his farm to fish. The experience seemed to boost the Soldiers’ morale. Lewis thought it was a good idea too and offered to entertainer a fishing tournament for the Wounded Warriors stationed at the post.
Later, Cox asked Jerry Sessions, his fishing sharer for more than 30 years, if he would help with it. “The annual fishing tournament at the Lewis be killed offers a form of mental healing, “said Sessions at a rally of volunteers April 28 at the Warrior Transition Battalion, Building 19750. Catherine Ashley, Anne Nicholas, Judy Whelan and Jan Beckman, volunteers from the Women’s Help for American Legion Post 192 in Evans, Ga., made hot coffee and served freshly baked donuts and pith to the Soldiers of the WTB, their families and the volunteers who planned to spend the day fishing at the Lewis acreage.
Source: The Fort Gordon Signal
