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Java Juice(R) Coffee Geek Technique Produces Portable Perk

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:19:48 GMT

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Sept. 22 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Stop the French presses. A new-school brew developed by Java Juice, Inc. fuels the future of coffee and allows coffee lovers to toss their brewers, grinders, filters and energy-sucking coffee machinery aside. Java Juice(R) may eventually render whole beans as old-school fuel.

Java Juice, an organic liquid coffee extract, is not only portable, but fast, easy and delicious. Thanks to the inventor, Los Angeles coffee roaster Richard Karno, caffeine aficionados can now indulge anywhere, anytime.

For seven years, Karno labored to perfect the durable oxygen barrier packet. He wanted to ensure that it would taste as good, if not better, than a fresh-roasted cup of coffee. Karno, also the owner of Los Angeles' Groundwork Coffee Company (www.lacoffee.com) had visions of a lightweight package that could deliver heavy-duty coffee flavor. The result was a half-ounce pouch of extract that made brewing as simple as ABC: Already Brewed Coffee.

Today, the product has been perfected and consumers need only to add water or milk for a ready cup of delicious coffee.

Java Juice is ideal for anyone on the go. It can easily be packed away -- making it machine-less for adventurers, search and rescue teams, EMTs and paramedics. Imagine a portable espresso machine that weighs half an ounce and fits in a pocket.

Adding to the list of its super-power attributes, the packets have a PSI rating of 200 pounds making them virtually unbreakable in travel gear. And, this December, Java Juice will achieve a three-year shelf life via real-time testing. This qualifies the product for military meals ready to eat (MRE) status.

So, while Karno's primary focus was flavor, this coffee phenomenon has meets the packaging requirements of various U.S. municipalities.

"Until Java Juice, premium portable organic extract did not exist," Karno says. "Now, all people need to do is rip it, drip it, add water, and sip it."

Java Juice also offers massive discounts on misprinted products to make it easier for people who may want to send coffee to hurricane victims or deployed personnel.

About the Company

Java Juice(R) is a certified organic coffee extract made in the U.S. from the finest organic Arabica beans. The product contains no chemicals or preservatives; is fairly traded; and kosher certified. It is currently available at travel outfitters such as REI.com; Adventure 16; and Liberty Mountain.

For more information, visit: www.javajuiceextract.com.

All trademarks acknowledged.

Public Service Emergency Care Seminars Offered

Fri, 22 Feb 2008 09:07:34 GMT

HEATHSVILLE, Va. - Feb. 22 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Safe Return! Wilderness Emergency Care & Survival Training Center (www.safereturntraining.com), an independent American Safety and Health Institute authorized training center, is offering schools, groups, and organizations with outdoor and public safety interests free medical emergency care seminars as an outreach and public information service.

In an era of random violence, people must ask themselves, "Am I really prepared to help myself and to help others when tragedy strikes?" As an example, "Could I properly apply a tourniquet or ensure someone has an open airway so they could breath?" The average person can easily bleed to death in less than seven minutes. Knowing how and where to properly apply a tourniquet can make a real life or death difference.

When an incident or an accident happens, whether it's in an outdoor setting or on the street, there are simple but critical key actions a rescuer can perform on himself or others that can make the difference between having a good outcome or a bad outcome - especially when emergency medical services may be more than 30 minutes away or medical assistance is hindered by unfolding events.

Topics included are the 12 ways to quickly evaluate whether or not a victim is in a life-threatening condition even if they don't think they are. Also covered are the reasons why evaluating a child's injuries must be done differently than assessing an adult's injuries. The reasons why most commercially available first aid kits cannot help save a life. How to use the $6 first aid item everyone should carry everyday, everywhere, that is no bigger than a fist, that will perform all the life saving and first aid functions most emergencies require.

Also discussed are the three most important steps a rescuer must take to make a life saving difference, and what most people don't know about how to get help on scene as quickly as possible no matter the location. Other topics include the emergency treatment of hunting and fishing related accidents and emergencies encountered by campers and hikers.

These seminars average 45-90 minutes depending on time allocated.

For more information on these seminars visit www.safereturntraining.com or call 804-313-0932.

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Maine-based Bar Harbor Camping Resorts' $4.5 Million Renovation Responds to Growing RV Population

Wed, 30 May 2007 13:30:00 GMT

BAR HARBOR, Maine - May 30 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- According to a recent Recreation Vehicle Industry Association study, more than 7 million U.S. families own RVs. That number is expected to grow to 8 million by 2010 as baby boomers age into their prime RV-buying years - ten percent of all Americans 55 and older are RV owners.

Add RV renters to the mix - the RV rental business is now a $350-million-a-year enterprise - and the number of RVers across the U.S. jumps to 30 million. This group travels an average of 4,500 miles and 30 days a year.

So, it's no wonder that campground owners are expanding and sprucing their facilities to meet the demand.

Bar Harbor Camping Resorts owner Patty Rae Stanley is at the forefront. Stanley, along with Chicago-based investment partner Equity LifeStyle Properties, Inc. (NYSE: ELS), owns three resorts in Downeast Maine, and she just spent ten months and $4.5 million dollars completely reconstructing one of them - Narrows Too.

Located just a few miles from two of Maine's most popular vacation destinations, Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park, Narrows Too now offers travelers nearly 200 full-hookup sites (30/50 amp electric, cable, Wi-Fi, water and sewer), a brand new 2500 sq. ft. entertainment center, new laundry and bathhouses, and a new registration office and store.

"We went from 120 campsites to 230," said Stanley. "Then we paved all the roads and reconfigured most of the grounds so the RV sites can accommodate Big Rigs with ease - and so most have views of the sea and the mountains.

"All these renovations make Narrows Too the newest, most up-to-date camping facility in New England," she said.

According to Stanley, Narrows Too and its Bar Harbor Camping Resorts sister campgrounds - Mt. Desert Narrows in Bar Harbor and Patten Pond in Ellsworth - also offer all the extras RVers are looking for. Vacationers enjoy heated pools and free shuttle service to Bar Harbor and other area attractions at Mt. Desert Narrows and Narrows Too and kayak and canoe rentals at Patten Pond. All three resorts offer beautiful Maine scenery, well-kept grounds, pancake breakfasts and ice cream socials, free movie nights, and live entertainment.

"RV ownership in the U.S. is growing faster than the population, largely because of the baby boomers, but also among younger families," said Stanley. "We know today's RVers expect comfort, convenience, and a good time. So, that's what we provide. Our brand new Narrows Too has it all."

Bar Harbor Camping Resorts, 1219 State Highway 3, Bar Harbor, ME 04609; reservations 866-917-4300. Website: www.barharborcampingresorts.com.

Java Juice(R) Brings Joe-To-Go to Military, Rescue Personnel and Campers

Wed, 07 Feb 2007 15:48:00 GMT

VENICE, Calif. - Feb. 7 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Originally, Java Juice(R) was created for, and embraced by, the outdoor-adventure industry. The success of the just-add-water, single-serving version of the product promoted awareness of a need to get the lightweight packets to American soldiers, say the folks at Java Juice, Inc. (javajuiceextract.com). Brigade Quartermaster gratefully accepted boxes of Java Juice(R) and immediately sent them abroad.

The liquid-coffee extract buzz has caught on with US troops; and company owners, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karno, are helping the military squeeze the most out of their budget. "By donating thousands of packets of Java Juice(R), our well-deserving soldiers now have access to excellent field coffee."

Reaching deployed soldiers was a goal for owner Ms. A. Karno, who said, "The highlight of the year was a letter from a deployed soldier in Afghanistan."

SSG R. Kohlenberger wrote:
"First, it's cold here. I mean really cold. Nothing is better on a cold, windy Afghanistan night than a hot cup of coffee. Second, your coffee is really good. I mean that. 'Instant' coffee tends to be, well, pretty nasty stuff. But, the coffee extract that you sent is excellent. Here in Afghanistan, we don't have much in the way of creature comforts."

Richard and his wife Arlene felt it "was a priority to get Java Juice(R) overseas, as a way to contribute." The Santa Clarita chapter of Blue Star Mothers was delighted to send the donation of over 5,000 packets of Java Juice(R) to men and women on-tour. US-military suppliers recognize the popularity of these little packets of perk and are ensuring they're available through military and camping wholesalers such as www.REI.com, www.peregrineoutfitters.com, and www.campmor.com.

According to Brigade Quartermasters' Mike McCourt, "The portability, ease-of-use, and speed with which you can put together a refreshing cup of coffee is surpassed only by coffeehouse flavor. What a hassle-free way to recharge the batteries."

Arlene Karno said, "The many letters we receive from, firefighters and EMT workers in the field thanking us for Java Juice, tells us we got it right."

Fire Captain writes from Montana writes: "After a really long day and night chasing fires, one of my co-workers introduced me to Java Juice. WOW, what an amazing transformation! Talk about jump-starting the day! The flavor - truly amazing! 'I'm hooked!'"

A. Pezza EMT/Firefighter wrote: "Your product that works great for EMT's who work 12-16 hour shifts and depend on good coffee to get through their day."

Java Juice(R) is organic-coffee extract, roasted from the finest Arabica beans. It contains no chemicals or preservatives and is fairly traded and kosher with a guaranteed one-year shelf life.

Find information about Java Juice products at: www.javajuiceextract.com, or call toll-free at 866.244.3633.

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