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The New ‘bathSTAR’ – An Easy, Safe And Secure Way To Bathe Special Needs Children – Press Release
The New ‘bathSTAR’ – An Easy, Safe And Secure Way To Bathe Special Needs Children
PRLog (Press Release) – Aug 10, 2011 – The bathSTAR is a revolutionary new product designed to make bathing safer and more enjoyable for special needs children.
Sometimes a baby bath seat offers less child safety than desired allowing the child to slip and slide in the tub while you are trying to hold and wash your child.
The bathSTAR bath lifter design allows a safe and effortless lowering into and lifting up out of the tub water all the while holding your child safely and securely in a comfortable and soft polyester fabric sling with padded harness, head and leg rests.
From toddlers to children up to 30kg (65lb) with poor sitting balance or needing some trunk support while being bathed the bathSTAR is ideal.
The bathSTAR removes the need of the parent or caregiver to hold on to the child with one hand and wash him with the other, because the child is safely secured into the comfortable polyester mesh sling of the bathSTAR. Both hands are free to enjoy bath time, to wash, to play without fear of the child slipping under the water.
One of the great features of the bathSTAR is its lightweight portability. It can be hung behind the bathroom door when not in use.
The bathSTAR fits most standard size bath tubs but prior to purchase and use it is important to ensure that the internal width of the tub is between 520mm & 620mm/20.4inches & 24.4inches.
FEATURES OF THE bathSTAR
Fire retardant polyester mesh hammock
Waist and crotch harness
Corrosion and mold resistant
Folds flat for easy storage
Dries fast
Padded neck rest
Sturdy construction
Padded leg rest
Chest belts
Low Maintenance
Comes fully assembled
Please visit http://bathstar.co. for more information
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Showerbuddy is dedicated to easing the day-to-day issues associated with showering for physically disabled or elderly citizens.Showerbuddy designs safe sliding transfer benches and has ongoing development of new commode shower chairs and bath seats. Showerbuddy’s transfer systems are well recognised by users around the world.
Showerbuddy now helps disabled vets, clients with muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, parkinsons disease and many other mobility issues to shower with dignity, ease and comfort every day.
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The New London Olympic Rings
The London 2012 Olympic Rings Logo has been updated following the recent riots. Rings were possibly mistaken for circular flat screen televisions
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MP Hone Harawira’s honouring of Osama bin Laden as a freedom fighter is picked up over the world
New Zealand politition Hone Harawira’s comments comparing Osama bin Laden to a freedom fighter have been picked up by Pakistani media, with headlines saying the MP “hailed” the slain al Qaeda leader.
You can see his comments at the beginnin of the video interview above
Harawira sparked controversy with his remarks saying bin Laden was a fighter for “the rights, the land and the freedom of his people”.
The independent MP yesterday apologised for the comments, saying he did not support the rebel leader’s actions.
“Using terror for political reasons is never acceptable,” he said.
However, his “mihi” for bin Laden, where he said people should celebrate the positives of his life, was already making headlines around the world, including in Australia, Britain and Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Geo TV published a story about Harawira’s perceived support for the al Qaeda leader under the headline “NZ MP hails Osama as freedom fighter” on its website yesterday.
“An outspoken New Zealand Maori politician has praised slain al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden as a freedom fighter who stood up for his people,” the article said.
“Harawira said the positive aspects of bin Laden’s life needed to be acknowledged and urged people not to damn the Al-Qaeda mastermind,” it said.
Britain’s Daily Telegraph also ran an article, focused on Harawira’s apology.
It said he was a “controversial figure who holds trenchant Maori nationalist views”.
Harawira “issued a rare apology after a storm of condemnation from other MPs, talkback radio callers and on internet websites,” the article said.
The Australian also ran a story on the apology.
Harawira declined to comment today.
Prime Minister John Key yesterday called Harawira’s comments a “ridiculous statement”.
Key said at the end of the day bin Laden was responsible for the murder of thousands of people around the world.
Bin Laden was killed by US special forces in Pakistan on Monday, ending a nine-year search since the 9/11 attacks which killed more than 3000 people in the United States.
Source: http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/4970392/Harawiras-bin-Laden-comments-hit-Pakistan
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