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{mosimage}The Black Leather HT-130 HTT-10i Robotic Human Touch Massage Chair RF is one of the excellent products sold by the Human Touch Company.  This company has been in business for over 30 years and is under the direction of Andrew B. Cohen, President and Craig P. Wormack CEO.  The business is located in Long Beach, California.  Well-known in business circles for their reliable products their company slogan is, “Specialties health and wellness, Innovative ways to feel better”.

This chair is designed with the consumer in mind.  Priced at a surprisingly low price and designed to bring relief to aching muscles, it can be seen on the Internet at Amazon.com. Click here for more details.

Using their creative designers, this company has developed a chair that fits the human body.  It has a curve track that will follow the shape of the body and goes higher into the neck area than many other chairs on the market.  This is a boon for people who suffer from aching necks caused by computer or other work that result in strain to key areas of the body.  An advanced robotic massage system called Human Touch Technology TM has been incorporated into the design of this chair and brings an advanced method of applying massages.  The back can be adjusted using a hand held remote control unit which is high tech in design and function.

The following features set this chair above the competition:

•    Percussion, rolling, kneading, compression massages
•    2 speeds with a separate program massage mode for the footrest
•    Calf and foot massager robot
•    Handheld controller
•    Robotic Massage System
•    Power back adjuster
•    15 minute pre-programmed massages
•    Adjustable for normal and tall heights
•    Range control for location of massage
•    Two individually programmed sessions

Attractively designed this chair features hand-polished solid wood armrests and base, which swivels.  This makes it an attractive piece of furniture for the home, office, or anywhere a massage chair might be used. 

At the end of a long day, filled with emotional decisions and stress, there is nothing better than being able to sink down in a comfortable chair and let something take over the body to relieve the stress.  Massages have been used throughout history to bring relief to people with tired, aching muscles. Hippocrates wrote in 460 BC that “The physician must be experienced in many things, but assuredly in rubbing.”  In China it is part of their standard healthcare practice.    For many years one had to go to a massage therapist for this treatment.  It is only in recent years that massage chairs have come into being and have achieved such great results.

Through companies such as Human Touch, massage chairs such as Black Leather HT-130 HTT-10i Robotic Human Touch Massage Chair RF have been developed to the point where it caters to the human body and its needs.  In developing this chair, as with their other chairs, their technicians and designers have come together to build a unit that will work on parts of the body in such a manner as to bring total relief and relaxation to tired muscles.  Weighing 165 pounds the chair is not difficult to move and will blend in with the design of room.

Mark Andrew Bogdania (nee Bogina) is a degreed scientist and author of several works ranging from applied research to poetry and historical fiction. He was born April 22, 1963 in Olathe, Kansas the youngest of four children. Raised in the Roman Catholic faith he attended parochial schools through the 12th grade. Upon graduating from St. Thomas Aquinas High School in 1981 where he was a three sport letterman and contributor to the school's newspaper and yearbook publications he entered Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas. During his time in "The Little Apple" he joined the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and pursued Bachelor's (1986) and Master's of Sciences (1989) in the Earth Sciences. Upon graduation he was employed with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) as an environmental scientist focusing on health issues pertaining to abandoned lead and zinc tailings in the Tri-State Lead Belt in southwestern Missouri, southeastern Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma.
After his stint with the EPA he re-entered college, this time choosing to pursue a PhD in Science Education at the University of Kansas. He developed a love of poetry while serving as an National Science Foundation (NSF) Science Fellow in the Kansas City, Kansas Public School District (USD #500) where he employed haiku writing as an applied form of learning assessment within middle school science lesson plans. He left the University of Kansas prior to completing his dissertation and began work on his first novel The Amazing Double-Life of Marcus Pivo: Lviving with Agent Orange (2008). Utilizing his knowledge and prior experience with the EPA the novel is a roman-a-clef work of historical fiction focusing on how a contamination release, in this case dioxin derived from the manufacture of Agent Orange, from one part of the world could cause geo-political mayhem in another distant portion of this ever shrinking planet.

He has further demonstrated his love of the haiku in Jump Joint & Other Scribbles (2009) a collection of poems, sonnets and haiku that provide "a deep reflection of the inner workings of the onion bulb." He quickly followed that initial poetic effort with Australia, Haiku'd Adventures in Oz (2009), a photo-log with accompanying haiku of his experiences working the harvest trails of eastern Australia in the Fall of 2006.
He and his beagle Snoopy are said to live an amazingly normal life on the shores of Lake Michigan in Chicago, Illinois.

The Merfish is a mythological aquatic creature with the head of a fish and torso of a human female. Also commonly referred to as the Backwards or Inverse Mermaid, references to the creature with the head of a large fish and legs of a young maiden can be found in the stories and artwork of various cultures worldwide. Notable images of "The Merfish" can be found in the cave-paintings of the Indigenous peoples of Australia . Much like the Mermaid, the mysterious nature of the creature has made it into a pop culture icon. The Surrealist Belgian artist Rene Magritte painted an image of a Merfish in his 1934 work "Collective Invention",. The 2005 Great Big Sea album The Hard and the Easy features the well-known image of a Merfish on its cover .