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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Airpulse PK Intro

The Airpulse PK wheelchair cushion system is Aquila Corporation's most dynamic cushion system. It was designed to be the most advanced solution to help prevent and heal pressure ulcers. The patented Airpulse PK is an automatic pressure relieving device that ensures adequate pressure relief and blood flow. Alternate cells of the cushion are automatically inflated and deflated to the desired firmness on an adjustable timed cycle. This action changes pressure contact points and stimulates circulation to the compressed tissue. Circulation is maintained to all areas of the posterior so the primary cause of skin breakdown is eliminated.

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

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Sunday, January 22, 2012

Roger Waters (Radio KAOS 1988) [01]. Intro

Roger Waters - Radio KAOS - Video EP 1988 [01]. Intro [02]. Radio Waves [03]. Sunset Strip [04]. Fish Report [05]. Four Minutes [06]. Tide is Turning RADIO KAOS by Roger Waters Benny is a Welsh coal miner. He is a radio ham. He is 23 years old, married to Molly. They have a son, young Ben, aged 4, and a new baby. They look after Benny's twin brother Billy, who is apparently a vegetable. The mine is closed by the market forces. The Male Voice Choir stops singing, the village is dying. One night Benny takes Billy on a pub crawl. Drunk in a brightly-lit shopping mall, Benny vents his anger on a shop window full of multiple TV images of Margaret Thatcher's mocking condescension. In defiance, he steals a cordless 'phone. Later that night, Benny cavorts dangerously on the parapet of a motorway footbridge, in theatrical protest at the tabloid press. That same night, a cab driver is killed by a concrete block dropped off a similar bridge. The police come to question Benny; he hides the cordless 'phone under the cushion of Billy's wheelchair. Billy is different, he can receive radio waves directly without the aid of a tuner; he explores the cordless 'phone, recognizing its radioness. Benny is sent to prison. Billy feels as if half of him has been cut off. He misses Benny's nightly conversations with radio hams in foreign parts. Molly, unable to cope, sends Billy to stay with his Great Uncle David, who had emigrated to the USA during the war. Much as Billy likes Uncle David and the ...