Abstract: A paneling system for a home media center having prefabricated wall panel sections, prefabricated columns positioned at the joints between adjacent wall panel sections, and adjustable baseboard trim pieces. The wall panel sections can be positioned behind the columns at the joints in order to accommodate various room length dimensions. Cutout section profiles on the columns precisely match trim profiles of the wall panel sections when the wall panels are positioned behind the columns. The baseboard trim on the wall panel sections and on the columns is vertically adjustable by means of a screw and slot arrangement to accommodate height variations.

Abstract: The invention recites a pallet rack display system comprising a first side support and a second side support spaced a distance from the first side support to define a display volume therebetween. A transverse member is supported between a forward position and a rearward position by the first and second side supports. The display system also includes a panel support member connected to the transverse member. The panel support member is positionable between a first position adjacent the first side support and a second position adjacent the second side support.

Abstract: Access pressure for the vascular system is measured through a first tube, which is connected to the vascular system of a patient. The method comprises the following steps: connecting one end of pressure tubing to an outer end of the first tube with a member blocking the flow of blood through at least part of the pressure tubing, while permitting the passage of air therethrough, to attenuate pressure pulses through the tubing. One connects the other end of the tubing to a pressure gauge. Thus, pressure sensed from the vascular system is read by the gauge. Preferably, the internal volume of the pressure tubing is less than the internal volume of the first tube. Thus, pressurized blood entering the first tube as the pressure is read does not advance completely through the first tube.

Abstract: A sand bagging system is adapted to fill and seal a multiplicity of sand bags in a rapid fashion. Bags are extracted from a cassette of interconnected bags, positioned at a charge station. At the charging station, a charge of bulk material is collected and discharged into the bag, which is subsequently closed and discharged. The sand bagging system is particularly adapted to be used during emergency flooding situations.