Rob's Blog

2010-03-14T20:25:00.001-07:00

Hello everyone!

We are making a bulk order of water filters this month. For those of you who don't know yet, they filter bacteria, chemicals, metals and viruses (Just their advanced type filter gets out viruses). The church missionaries use them in poor countries and they are sold at the church distribution center. We are getting them for about half price. www.seychelle.com

Below are links to some information and a list of items available. Depending on the response, we will probably put in the order in about a week. Please email me back what you would like to order.

About the filter technology

Lab test results

Product comparison (against competitors)

Video explanation and demo

Pass the word along to your friends!

My contact info: (435) 865-5858
Robert Harward
442 S 150 W
Cedar City, UT

Here is the list of items and our prices! Click links for pictures.

Products	Price	Filter Type	Gallons	Capacity	Colors Available
Stainless Steel Bottle	$26.50	Standard	100	27 oz.	Blue, Red, Silver
Replacement Filter	$16.50	Standard	100	N/A
Large Sports Bottle	$17.50	Advanced	100	28 oz
Large Sports Bottle	$16.50	Standard	100	28 oz
Replacement Filter	$8.75	Standard	100	N/A
Replacement Filter	$11.50	Advanced	100	N/A
Indigo Sleeve	$5.00	N/A	N/A	N/A
Small Sports Bottle	$14.00	Standard	50	18 oz
Replacement Filter	$8.00	Standard	50	N/A
Medium Sports Bottle	$12.50	Advanced	100	22 oz
Medium Sports Bottle	$9.00	Standard	100	22 oz
Med Large Sports Bottle	$14.00	Standard	100	26 oz
Canteen*	$17.50	Advanced	100	38 oz
Replacement Filter	$11.50	Advanced	100	N/A
Family Water Pitcher	$36.50	Standard	150	0.5 Gal
Family Water Pitcher	$37.00	Advanced	150	0.5 Gal
Replacement Filter	$21.50	Standard	150	N/A
Replacement Filter	$24.00	Advanced	150	N/A
Camelback Inline Filter	$16.50	Advanced	100	N/A
Drinking Straw	$10.00	Advanced	25	N/A
Drinking Straw	$9.00	Standard	25	N/A
Pure Water Hanging Bag	$16.50	Advanced	100	1.5 Gal
Pure Water Pump	$16.50	Advanced	100	N/A
Replacement Filter	$11.00	Advanced	100	N/A

*Please note the canteen is not listed on the website. A picture of it is here.

Eve's Left Thumper

2008-10-27T22:27:00.000-07:00

Eve has been very active lately. She is definitely a lefty! First her left leg would kick all the time and now her left arm caught the itch! Every day is a great one with her around. She has been sitting up for a couple weeks now and we are a little fearful she will start crawling early...

Hope you get a kick out of this. We sure did!

-Robert

Eve's a talker!

2008-08-27T11:33:00.000-07:00

Here is the latest from R&R land. We have a talking baby! We have yet to decipher her language, but one thing is for sure -- we have a live one!

Other new things include grabbing onto things, rolling on her side, watching all 45 minuets of baby signing time and any other TV show, and studying the world around her with her eyes, her mouth and sometimes her hands.

She has also been growing so fast. She sleeps a lot and is getting more stamina to stay awake when she wants. Her little personality is coming through even more!

As I am typing now, she is on my lap and I had better end this soon before the slobber reaches the keyboard!

CIAO!

-Rob

PS Once and I get back to Cedar, we will post a video of our new moped!

Muppets Stars and Stripes Forever!

2008-07-06T22:52:00.000-07:00

Eve stands up

2008-07-06T22:22:00.000-07:00

What can I say? We are so pleased that Eve has passed this milestone. This is the beginning of the rest of her life. The whole world is at her fingertips! She should run for president. I mean, really.

Eve's Birthday

2008-06-26T15:14:00.000-07:00

Renee and I are so happy to have Eve home! She is the cutest baby we have seen, of course! These days, Eve is lifting up her head on her own and "standing" with help. She can carry on a conversation with the syllables "ga", "i" and "ah" all with a twinkle in her eye. Yup, we are gaga for our little one, but she is so wonderful we can't help it. Best of all, she will soon be coming to a mainland near you!

Our little angel

Eve and Mommy

Happy Mother's Day!

Eve was born at Tripler, the pink hospital on the hill!

YeeeHawww!

2008-05-03T22:24:00.000-07:00

Howdy from Paniolo country! That is what they call the "range" out here in Hawaii. Recently we our ward had an activity with a western theme. They tried to get a horse, but this was all they got! Ha ha! We thought it was great. They had a western dress "show", a kids ride, horse shoes, roping, and, of course, lots of ono food!This here is Billy-Bob and Emma Jane.

Tarnation! Thar' havin' a BABY!

I'm a hopin' that there horse ain't their ride to the hospital!

More on Rand and Aysha's visit

2007-12-17T09:31:00.000-08:00

Pictures for your enj0yment!

E Komo Mai Rand, Aysha and Colin!

Renee and Aysha: ready to snorkel!

Rand and I were out there for 2 hours and saw some turtles.

Rand, Aysha and Colin at Diamond Head

Renee and me also at Diamond Head

Cute Colin at Waimea

All of us at the Arizona Memorial

At the Dole plantation:
I bet you didn't know Colin could play the Ukelele like that!
Dole should hire him. :o)

Here is a video of me at then Polynesian Cultural Center Tongan Village trying to play along :o)

Receiving the fish-hat thing for a job well done!

The Polynesian Cultural Center's night show was wonderful...

And we got a picture with our favorite Samoan, Kap!

Thanks for coming and Aloha!

Merry Christmas!

2007-12-14T14:02:00.000-08:00

We are having a good Holiday season so far, but it is slipping by so fast! I have been busy with finishing up the semester and Renee has been working, but in a few days that will all change! We are visiting Renee's family for Christmas this year where they live - Southern California. I know, I know, it isn't cold there either, but, hey, we will have the wokos on the boardwalk to entertain us. :o)

We had a great time last week during Rand, Aysha and Colin's visit. We kept the pretty busy except for when Renee and I were sick with the black plague... or the mystery flu -we are not sure what it was. Rand and Aysha enjoyed the beach very much and we enjoyed their company. You know, it gets kind of lonely on this island, beautiful as it is. We took them to the Polynesian Cultural Center, Waikiki, Melekahana (another beach), the Dole plantation, and out to eat at some of our favorite Thai resteraurants! Yummm!

Here are some photos from their trip:

The Dole Plantation Train ride was lots of fun for Colin.
In this pic, he is deeply pondering the significance of the event.

Trains are fun!

Here we are at Hanauma Bay to do some snorkeling!

Our view of Hanauma

Rand and shark-bait...uh, I mean Colin, are
going to check out the water

I more to come on this trip !

Aloha!