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Self-adjustable arm rest assembly
Theater seating system with reclining seats and comfort divider
Ergonomic armrests for use with hotplate
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Armrest assembly
An armrest assembly includes a base, an arm support, and a connector. The base includes a connecting portion and an installing portion formed at two opposite ends thereof.
Self-adjustable arm rest assembly
An auto-adjustable armrest mechanism for reclining seats is disclosed. The armrest mechanism causes the armrests to follow a more natural movement of an occupant's arms when adjusting the seatback to different angles.
Theater seating system with reclining seats and comfort divider
A seating system for improved user comfort and convenience while maximizing auditorium floor space utilization. The seating system is composed of two modular components: (1) a reclining theater seat assembly and (2) a comfort divider.
Ergonomic armrests for use with hotplate
An ergonomic armrest includes an outer surface layer formed of a pliable electrostatic discharge (esd)-safe material. The ergonomic armrest also includes a first metal layer configured to structurally support the outer surface layer and transfer heat from a first edge of the ergonomic armrest proximate to a heat source to a second edge of the ergonomic armrest opposite the heat source.
Armrest expansion device
An armrest expansion device. The armrest expansion device can include two or more planar housings and couplings for reversibly coupling the device to a pre-existing armrest, for example a commercial passenger vehicle's armrest, or any other desired armrest.
Strong collapsible chair
A strong collapsible chair has a frame and a soft panel attached to the frame. The frame has right and left front tube legs, right and left rear legs, right and left armrest bars pivotally linked to respect right front and right rear legs and respect left front and left rear legs, right and left front lower legs slidably inserted in respective right and left front tube leg, right and left front feet fixed to right and left front lower legs, right and left front supporters respectively fixed to right and left front legs, a pair of front scissoring bars, right and left seat bars, right and left backrest bars, right and left first sleeves, right and left reinforcement bars, right and left rear feet, and a pair of rear scissoring bars..
Armrest for a door of a motor vehicle
A crash structure is provided as an internal support in an armrest on a door lining of a motor vehicle. The crash structure has cross-shaped recesses.
Chair with integrated back plate cell
A chair capable of allowing positions of armrests and a back plate to be simultaneously adjusted having an integrated back plate cell including a backrest portion and armrest portions extending forward from the backrest portion, a lower frame including a seat plat support portion and an armrest support portion which extends upward from the seat plat support portion and is coupled to each of the armrest portions, and a fixing lever which fixes the armrest portion to the armrest support portion, wherein the integrated back plate cell is obliquely movable relative to the lower frame.. .
No-tools chair and chair arm assembly
A no-tools chair and chair arm assembly is disclosed. The assembly includes an armrest support configured and arranged to connect to a seat of a chair.
Armrest device for a vehicle seat
An armrest device for a vehicle seat, in particular for a flight passenger seat, having an armrest that is connected to a seat component via a joint unit such that said armrest can be swiveled about a swivel axis. The armrest device comprises a locking unit for locking the joint unit, which has a bearing unit that is provided for the mobile mounting of the armrest..
Adjustable armrest
An adjustable armrest with an central core with a longitudinal channel, a locking slide slidably received in the longitudinal channel, and locking members retained by the central core. The locking slide has a first position wherein the locking members are pressed to a position projecting outboard of the elongate central core and a second position wherein the locking members are permitted to retract within the elongate central core.
Lounge chair having adjustable armrests
Described is an adjustable lounge chair having adjustable armrests. The lounge chair comprises an upper section, a middle section, a lower section, legs, support members, and armrests.
Adjustable armrest device
An adjustable armrest includes a housing with opposite walls. Each of the walls has a bore formed in it.
Armrest for vehicle
The present invention relates to an armrest that includes a rotating shaft, an intake port, an exhaust port, an internal duct and a cup holder. The rotating shaft is disposed in the rear end of the armrest body and configured to pivotally connect the armrest body to a seat so that the armrest body may alternate between a retracted position in which the armrest functions as a seatback and an unfolded position in which the armrest functions as an armrest.
Armrest for vehicle
The present invention relates to an armrest for a vehicle. The armrest includes: an intake port which is formed in a front surface of a front end of an armrest body; an exhaust port which is formed in a rear end of the armrest body; a blower which is installed in the armrest body and connected to the intake port by an intake duct; a plurality of cup holders which are arranged in a row above the intake duct; an exhaust duct which extends from the blower and branching off into a plurality of diverged parts that pass by the respective cup holders and are connected to the exhaust port; and a thermoelement which is provided on each of the cup holders and is brought into close contact with the exhaust duct..
Armrest for vehicle
The present invention discloses an armrest for a vehicle, the armrest having a front end, a rear end, and two sides; an intake port formed in the front end of an armrest body; an exhaust port formed in the rear end of the armrest body; a blower installed in the armrest body, the blower being connected to the exhaust port by an exhaust duct, and to the intake port by an intake duct, wherein the intake duct is configured to extend rearward from the intake port, branch off into a plurality of diverged parts, and converge prior to connection with the blower; a plurality of cup holders arranged in a row and positioned forward of the blower and proximate to the diverge parts of the intake duct; and a thermoelement disposed on each of the cup holders, the thermoelement being brought into close contact with the intake duct. .
Core for armrest
To provide a core for armrest, the core including a stopper pin for restricting rotation, and exhibiting higher resistance to loads. A core for armrest includes a framed body being made of resin, a stopper pin being made of metal, the stopper pin being subjected to insert molding in the framed body so as to protrude a leading-end side thereof toward an outer side of the framed body, and being hooked onto a stopper of a seat, thereby being restricted from rotating, and a rib being integrally molded onto the framed body inside the framed body, and being disposed so as to overlap with respect to a base-end face of the stopper pin in an axial direction of the stopper pin..
Armrest assembly
An adjustable armrest for a chair is disclosed herein and comprises an assembly of a mounting plate, a support column, an anti-rotation feature, and two arms. The adjustable armrest's mounting plate is positionable laterally and rotationally about the support column when the anti-rotation feature is disengaged, and is restrained when the anti-rotation feature is engaged.
Arm rest arrangement for a seat, in particular for a vehicle seat
The invention relates to an arm rest arrangement for a seat, in particular for a vehicle seat, with an arm rest which is pivotably connected by means of a bearing axis to an arm rest support, wherein a latching and adjusting device is provided for setting an angle of inclination between the arm rest and the arm rest support in a usage position and for folding down the arm rest from the usage position into a non-usage position, wherein the latching and adjusting device is mounted so as to be rotatable in a rotary element within a housing of the hi armrest and the latching and adjusting device is mounted so as to be rotatable about its longitudinal axis (l) in the housing for setting of the angle of inclination.. .
Secure herringbone arrangement for the armrest of a seat, seat and two seat assembly provided with such an arrangement
In herringbone seats of the prior art, armrests on the closed angle side form an obstacle for the passengers in the seat in case of a shock, since the latter are generally projected along the axis of the vehicle and thus towards the armrest thus creating a high risk of injury for the passenger in case of a shock. The present invention.
Mri/cat scan patient arm support
A mri/cat scan patient arm support assembly comprising a lower frame including a pair of horizontal side members positioned parallel to each other, at least one cross member connecting the pair of horizontal side members, the pair of horizontal side members and the at least one cross member forming a mri/cat scan bed-engaging surface, an upper frame connected to and extending angularly upward from the lower frame, the upper frame having a pair of vertical side members positioned parallel to each other, a handle interconnecting the pair of vertical side members, the handle oriented in a substantially horizontal manner and positioned above the lower frame, the handle vertically adjustable along the vertical side members, and at least one removable armrest connected to one of the vertical side members of the upper frame, the removable armrest rotatably adjustable about the vertical side member and adjustable along the vertical side member.. .
An armrest attachable to a seat back includes: an arm frame; and a clutch through which the arm frame is rotatably supported by the seat back. The clutch includes: an inner member (inner race) configured to be fixed to one of the arm frame and the seat back; an outer race provided radially outward of the inner member and spaced apart from the inner member, and configured to be fixed to the other one of the arm frame and the seat back; an unlocking member provided coaxially with the inner member and the outer race and configured to be rotatable relative to both of the inner member and the outer race; and an unlocking manipulation mechanism configured to actuate the unlocking member to unlock a locked state..
Articulated chair having universal reclining armrest system
A universal reclining armrest system for use with an articulated examination chair. The system includes an armrest adapter having a universal aperture for receiving a post portion of an armrest assembly.
Support for human body parts
A support for parts of the human body, for example a bicycle saddle, padded support elements, cushions, chairs, armchairs, armrests, supports for triathlon bike handlebars, the support including a support shell, a padding positioned on said shell and a coating which covers the padding. The padding includes at least one first gel portion in the vicinity of the coating and a second foam portion in the vicinity of the support shell, the first gel portion being in the form of a layer with a progression which reproduces substantially the form of the upper supporting surface of the support.
Adjustment mechanism for armrest
An adjustment mechanism for armrests is revealed. An armrest includes an armrest surface and a lower plate fastened to form a space for receiving a movable block.
Adjustable seat assembly
An aircraft seat assembly including multiple seats together having a total seating area. The aircraft seat assembly also includes an armrest separating a first seat of the multiple seats from a second seat of the multiple seats and a sliding mechanism coupled to the armrest.
Wheelchair slipcover
A wheelchair slipcover is provided that includes a first covering member and a second covering member that is adjustable for different wheelchair sizes and configurations. The first covering member has a back covering portion covering a back of the wheelchair, armrest covering portions extending around from both sides of the back covering portion and attaching vertically along the seat portion of the wheelchair.
Armrest folding device for a foldable stroller
A foldable stroller includes a stroller frame having two side frame portions, each of which includes a push rod, a leg rod, a pivot joint, and an armrest assembly including an armrest and an armrest folding device. The pivot joint has an upper joint member connected to the push rod, and a lower joint member connected to the leg rod.
Adjustable armrest assembly
An adjustable armrest for a chair is disclosed herein and comprises an assembly of a mounting plate, a mounting base, and two arms. The adjustable armrest's mounting plate is vertically positionable, such that when the mounting plate is depressed, the motion of the mounting plate is restrained relative to the mounting base.
Seating assembly
A seating assembly 10 having a pair of armrests 12, 14; a footrest 20; a backrest 30, and a seat portion 24 which may each be independently and selectively moveable.. .
Vehicular door trim
A vehicular door trim includes a trim body having a mounting portion, an armrest projecting toward a compartment inner side and including an upper wall portion having amounting hole therethrough, the armrest including a fitting recess at an opening edge of the mounting hole, a mounting member fitted to the mounting hole and including a fitting projection on its one end portion and including a fitting portion on its another end portion, the fitting projection fitted to the fitting recess and the fitting portion fitted to the mounting portion, and an armrest surface skin covering at least an upper surface of the upper wall portion and includes an surface skin extended portion covering the opening edge of the mounting hole and a part of the fitting recess, and the part of the fitting recess and the fitting projection hold a part of the surface skin extended portion.. .
Rear-seat armrest locking apparatus
A rear-seat armrest locking apparatus includes a release lever installed in an armrest to generate a pulling force, a link guide connected with the release lever through a release cable to provide a pulling force, and installed inside the armrest to move up and down, a link connected with the link guide to turn an up-and-down linear movement to a lateral movement, a locking pin connected with the link to laterally move by means of the pulling force transferred from the link, and being released from a locking hole of a side fixing plate, and a spring installed on the locking pin to return the locking pin to an original position of the locking pin and insert the locking pin into the locking hole. The rear-seat armrest locking apparatus prevents the armrest from being unfolded forward in a forward collision, thereby preventing an accident..
Sleigh-type rocking chair and method of manufacture
A sleigh-type rocking chair includes a pair of armrest/stile/riser assemblies joined to a pair of rocker/leg assemblies, a seat joined by mortise and tenon joints to the armrest/stile/riser assemblies, a front stretcher and a rear stretcher joined to each of the rocker/leg assemblies, a crest rail joined to an upper portion of the armrest/stile/riser assemblies, and a plurality of spindles joined to and extending upwardly from the seat and joined on the other end of the spindle to the crest rail. The assemblies, stretchers, seat, spindles and crest rail are preferably formed using a computer numerical control cutting device..
Vehicle armrest mounted control device with remote display
Vehicle mounted control device and display allow a driver to control vehicle accessories and functions while minimizing distraction. The control device may be mounted at a forward position on the armrest or consul, and is preferably angled forward and downward at about a 45 degree angle.
Adjustable armrest for a seating unit
An armrest assembly is provided for adjusting an armrest of a seating unit in three degrees of motion. The armrest assembly includes an angle-adjustment mechanism that allows the armrest to pivot and to translate forward, and a lift mechanism that enables vertical articulation of the armrest.
Tray with armrest clamp
A tray attached to a pivot housing, support arm, and armrest clamp may be easily and quickly detached and reattached to an armrest on a chair. The tray may rotate around an arm hub when a stationary lower index plate in the arm hub is displaced from an upper index plate in the index housing.
Vehicular seats
Certain embodiments of the present invention include a vehicular seat having a seatback, a seat cushion, a table and an armrest. The seatback is preferably tiltably connected to a seat cushion.
Multi-part equipment piece for a vehicle and connecting method
An equipment piece includes first and second components, such as a vehicle door armrest and a vehicle door. The first component is insertable in a recess, such as a slot, in the second component.
Handicap accessible bar stool
A handicap accessible bar stool may include a main chair unit. The main chair unit may include a chair sub frame, a back cushion, a seat cushion, and at least one armrest.
Multi-dimensional abdomen exercise machine
An exercise machine applicable for strengthening a user's abdominal muscles is described. The exercise machine can include a track frame having a higher end and a lower end.
Multi-dimensional abdomen exercise machine
An exercise machine applicable for strengthening a user's abdominal muscles is described. The exercise machine can include a track frame having a higher end and a lower end.
A chair is provided with a seat, a chair back control unit, a chair back, and two armrest units. The chair back is pivotally coupled to the seat by sleeving the engaging portions of the seat onto the clamp members of the chair back.
Collapsible and portable rocking chair
A collapsible and portable rocking chair includes left and right frame side assemblies collectively defining forward and rear leg portions, armrests, and back support members. The chair also includes cross-members connecting the left and right frame said assemblies and collectively defining a seat support in the set-up condition of the chair.
Bath bag assembly for time-saving and water-saving
This present invention discloses a bath bag assembly that is time-saving, water-saving, space-saving, ergonomic, and for a whole-body bathing. Furthermore, a heating device is utilized to circulate and keep the water in a plastic reservoir of the bath bag assembly at a constant temperature.
One piece chair with integral arm rest
A chair and method of construction with the chair being comprised of a single flat sheet of a bendable material capable of supporting a human body. A longitudinal slit extends between the upper and lower edges and is spaced from the upper edge.
Convertible furniture system base and modular applications including armchairs, tables, and storage cabinets
The present invention pertains to a modular furniture system in which a flat-foldable or easily assembled and disassembled rigid base structure composed of rectangular-cross-sectioned pieces each with specific dimensions serves variously, once assembled, as the supporting framework for a flat-foldable chair seat-and-backrest module, which configured together with the base structure serves as either an upright dining chair with armrests or as a lower and more reclined lounge chair with armrests, or alternatively as configured for supporting the connectable or foldable components of a flat planar surface module to be used for dining or to serve as a desktop, or alternatively as configured for supporting a storage cabinet module with drawers or doors.. .
Simple self-assembly chair for health
A self-assembly chair for health comprises at least two pairs of leg members which are formed such that trenches are formed in parallel with each other at a coaxial part; at least two horizontal members which are inserted into the trenches formed on each pair of said leg members, and in which protrusions are formed upwardly; a seat member having openings through which the protrusions of said horizontal members are penetrated; armrest members which have concave grooves into which upper ends of said leg members are inserted on the upper part of said leg members, and have one end on which horizontal grooves are formed; and a backrest member in which protrusions inserted into the horizontal grooves of said armrest members are protruded therefrom.. .
Computer chair
The present invention relates to a computer chair comprising a seat support, a leg support, a monitor mount, a rotatable keyboard and mouse support and double rotatable armrests centred on a power seat which allows sitting posture to be adjusted so as to match the body form of the user. The object of the present invention is to make computer usage environments more ergonomic than hitherto, and to provide a computer usage environment which allows the user to perform more work effectively as they feel less tired even when operating a computer for a long time..
Multi-functional structure for armchair armrest pad
A multi-functional structure for armchair armrest pad comprises an armrest frame connecting unit, a block slider, a movable fixing unit, a rotary positioning unit, a fixing unit, an inclined movable unit, a pressing unit, an armrest pad and a top board, wherein the unlocked position can easily get when pressing the pressing unit, thus the armrest pad can be adjusted to the front, back, left, right, and be rotated to the right and the left, and the locked position can easily get when letting go the pressing unit, thus the armrest pad can be fixed and remained the angle which is adjusted.. .
Foldable stroller capable of folding a seatback automatically
A foldable stroller includes a frame body, a recline adjustment mechanism and a linking component. The frame body includes a seat, a push handle, an armrest, a front leg, a rear leg, and a seatback pivoted on the seat.
Article of furniture with modular construction
An article of furniture is disclosed. The article of furniture comprises a base frame assembly configured to support an attached seating unit.
Lighted vehicle interior accessory assembly and method
A lighted interior accessory assembly for a vehicle includes an interior accessory such as an armrest or console and a plurality of fasteners mounting the interior accessory on the interior panel. A mounting plate has a light pipe mounted thereon and emitting light along the length of the light pipe.
Armrest assemblies for vehicle doors
An armrest assembly for a door of a vehicle includes a substrate component configured for attachment to the door and defining a plurality of furrows. The armrest assembly further includes a cover component mated to the substrate component, wherein the cover component is formed from a foam and fills each of the plurality of furrows.
Door trim structure of automotive vehicle
A pocket member includes a flat-shaped first floor portion located forward and extending substantially horizontally and a flat-shaped second floor portion located in back of the first floor portion and rising obliquely rearward from the first floor portion. A trim recess portion recessed outward in a vehicle width direction is formed at a portion which is located above a trim opening portion and between a door armrest portion and a speaker storage portion which respectively protrude toward a vehicle-compartment side.
Armrest lock for vehicle seat
A lock assembly for selectively and releasably holding a pivoting armrest of a vehicle in place relative to an adjacent seat back is disclosed. The lock assembly includes a first locking element fixedly attached to the seat back and a second locking element movably attached to the armrest.
Fold-down tablet assembly for chair
A fold-down tablet used in a chair is disclosed. The tablet includes a board, a torsion positioning mechanism, a shaft and an armrest.
Folding chair
A folding chair may include an upper frame, two armrests, two side frames, a front linking unit and a rear linking unit. When the user moves the armrests down to start chair folding process, the front linking unit and rear linking unit start to shrink and bring the side frames closer to each other.
Swimming resistance trainer
A swimmer's resistance trainer having a base frame comprising two long slide rail sides and two short bench mount sides attached to each other to form a generally rectangular form, a bench rail attached to the two short sides using a vertical mount that extends between an end of the bench rail and each short side; a padded bench mounted onto a pivotal bench mount mounted onto a slide body that slideably attached to the bench rail; a padded head support attached to a headrest body that is slideably attached to the bench rail; at least one slideable padded armrest attached to an arm support post attached to a slideable arm rest body slideably attached to at least one of the long slide rails of the base frame, the at least one padded armrest comprises an arm resistance mechanism.. .
Portable airplane armrest cushion
The present invention relates to a portable cushion device for temporary attachment to an airplane armrest structure or a passenger's arm. The portable cushion device is preferably comprised of a base, a cushion positioned atop of said base, an antimicrobial cover covering all or a substantial portion of said base and said cushion, and a plurality of elastic straps attached to said base and capable of encircling an airplane armrest without unduly interfering with passenger controls that may be located on said airplane armrest.
Aircraft seating arrangement accommodating high-percentile hip widths
An aircraft seating arrangement for accommodating high-percentile hip widths including a seating unit including a plurality of adjacent, side-by-side seats and a plurality of armrests including end armrests positioned at opposing ends of the seating unit and middle armrests positioned between adjacent seats, wherein the end armrests are narrower than the middle armrests to maximize available hip space.. .
Multifunctional chair
A chair according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a seat frame, a plurality of legs, a backrest and an armrest. The plurality of legs are rotatably coupled to the seat frame at front and rear portions of the seat frame.
Seat divider with recessed top panel and two-way viewing window
A seat divider for an automobile configured to create a barrier between children seated in the back seat of an automobile also allows visual contact and communications between them through a two-way viewing window and a top divider panel that can be raised and lowered when needed. The seat divider holds recessed desk top tables that can be extended and supported through their legs or by the armrests on the back seat for use by the children to read, write, watch dvd's, or play with toys.
Height adjustment mechanism for armrest
A height adjustment mechanism for armrests is revealed. The height adjustment mechanism includes a tubular base disposed with positioning holes, an outer sleeve disposed around the tubular base and having an opening arranged at a top end thereof, a strip rack mounted in the outer sleeve and disposed with an insertion slot on a lower part thereof, a pull handle mounted in the strip rack, a positioning member arranged at a lower end of the pull handle and inserted through the insertion slot of the strip rack to be locked in the positioning hole of the tubular base, a press member passed through the opening of the outer sleeve to be connected to a top end of the pull handle, and an alignment member disposed on corresponding surfaces of the strip rack and the pull handle for limiting vertical displacement of the pull handle and the strip rack..
Deployable armrests for a vehicle
A deployable armrest system for a vehicle is provided. The system having: a pair of side walls configured to be located in a facing spaced relationship with respect to each other to define an operator area therebetween; and a pair of deployable armrests movably secured to the pair of side walls and configured for movement between a stowed position and a deployed position, wherein each of the pair of deployable armrests have a support member that can be flush with a surface of the pair of side walls when the pair of deployable armrests are in the stowed position and wherein the support member of each of the pair of deployable armrests extends outwardly from the surface of the pair of side walls when the pair of deployable armrests are in the deployed position..
Portable armrest
A portable armrest having a first foam layer made of memory foam positioned near an arm supporting upper surface of a cover for supporting a user's arm. A second foam layer is disposed in the lower portion of the chamber for stabilizing the armrest where the foam density of the second foam layer is less than the first foam layer..
Detachable chair
A chair includes a base, a seat board, a frame unit, a backrest and two armrests. The base has a cylinder, legs, and casters.
Chair with foldable armrest and armrest locking mechanism
A chair that facilitates user ingress and egress has a chair support structure and a seat, a backrest, and at least one armrest coupled to the chair support structure. A lower portion of the armrest is coupled to the chair support structure and an upper portion of the armrest is coupled to the lower portion to allow rotation of the upper portion with respect to the lower portion around a horizontal axis that splits the armrest into the two portions.
Vehicle console with storage compartment and concealed armrest hinge
A storage console assembly for an automotive vehicle includes a console base, a rear panel enclosing the rear of the console base, a console mounting bracket mounted to a floor of the vehicle, a console bin disposed in the console base and defining a storage compartment, and a lid pivotally mounted to the console mounting bracket by a hinge. The lid encloses the console bin.
A heavy-duty, load bearing, partially sun-screening, water-resistant, suv soft-top for perpendicular suspension between two to four anchor points includes a rectangular panel flat-hemmed along two long sides joined by webbing for fastening around poles by means of metal tension buckles. Hemmed sleeves form each side of the soft-top and receive webbing that extends from the ends of the hemmed sleeves around parallel poles to be secured by a tension buckle.
Full memory armrest assembly
An armrest is pivotally coupled to a seat back for movement between a stowed position and a use position. The armrest comprises a support frame and a cam.
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01 September 2014 19:32
A YOUNG chef who died as he slept in his bed suffered from sleeping fits, an inquest heard.
Scott Torrens, 21, died at his home in Rhosddu on November 2.
An inquest into his death in Ruthin yesterday heard he suffered from nocturnal epilepsy, a form of the condition where seizures only occur when the sufferer is asleep.
Mr Torrens' death has been a mystery for his family and his father, Nigel Torrens, had told the Leader he hoped the inquest would bring the family "closure".
Mr Torrens Snr and the deceased's mother, Julie Jones, were aware that their son suffered with sleeping fits.
Pathologist Pauline Dowling said Scott Torrens had no alcohol or drugs in his system and there was no evidence of underlying diseases at the time of death.
He had a slightly enlarged heart, but this did not contribute to his death, Mrs Dowling said.
North East Wales Central Coroner John Gittins read a statement from Mr Torrens Snr, saying his son was generally healthy apart from suffering from sleeping fits.
He said in the statement: "The sleeping fits stopped for several years, with rare ones on occasion.
"He had a couple of sleeping fits, but we did not know the full extent as he lived in his own." Mrs Jones arrived at her son's flat on the morning of November 2.
She heard him snoring and was concerned he was not awake, but she could not get in to the flat.
She called Mr Torrens Snr, who arrived shortly afterwards and contacted the landlady as he could not get in either.
After securing entry to the flat, they called for an ambulance. But their son was pronounced dead at the scene.
The inquest heard Scott Torrens had been diagnosed with nocturnal epilepsy in 2004. He took medication for it until 2008.
He took part in a sleeping study in February 2013, which found he snored most of the night.
But the study showed no evidence of sleep apnoea, or interrupted breathing.
His family said he had asked for the sleep study as he "was not sleeping very well".
Mr Gittins said: "Given this gentlemen's medical history, the cause of death is nocturnal epilepsy."
He delivered a conclusion of death by natural causes.
After the hearing, Mr Torrens Snr said: "As far as we were aware this was something Scott had when he was younger and we didn't know he still had it.
"Everything medically has been dealt with and we now have our answers. Scott will be greatly missed by us all."
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An update to a story we told you last week about a 92-year old woman that was hit by a truck in Valley City. Rita Weber died Monday afternoon from injuries she sustained in the accident.
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This season's winner of NBC's fat-shedding reality show "The Biggest Loser" lost a jaw-dropping 59.6 percent of her weight — and now people are complaining she's too skinny!
LA voice-over artist Rachel Frederickson limited herself to 1,600 calories a day and "worked out a ton," she said.
She dropped from 260 pounds to a rail-thin 105 with a percentage weight loss that was the most in "Loser" history.
She topped Season 8 winner Danny Cahill, who went from 430 pounds to 191, a 55.5 percent drop.
She won the season and claimed the $250,000 prize.
Frederickson's radical weight loss ignited a social-media storm Wednesday, with critics slamming the show for making the contestant shed too much weight.
The Twitter feed "Diets In Review" summed up the anti-"Loser" sentiment with: "Rachel's 60 Percent Weight Loss is Nothing to Celebrate; Biggest Loser Should be Ashamed."
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A student at the University of Central Missouri, @Elbobbo87, tweeted: "I don't think I've ever been this uncomfortable watching the finale. Rachel just looks so sickly. She shouldn't be able to win."
Even Season 3 "Loser" finalist Kai Hibbard chimed in: "Does a contestant have to drop dead on the scale before #TheBiggestLoser addresses how dangerous this whole spectacle is?"
Mary Hartley, a registered dietician from Brooklyn, said she was bothered more by the rapid timing of Frederickson's weight loss than the actual number of pounds.
"It's starvation," Hartley said. "If someone was doing something like this to a prisoner, they'd be in violation of some Geneva convention."
In my opinion Rachel is too skinny. Going from obese to 105lbs on biggest loser CANT be healthy. I don't approve. http://t.co/HvwahdE2xG—
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Frederickson, 24, who's a former competitive swimmer, said she rediscovered her one-time athletic body.
"I'm truly just so grateful for the whole, whole experience," she told NBC's "Today" show on Wednesday. "To have that athlete come back was just an amazing, amazing feeling."
See how Rachel stacks up next to "Biggest Loser's" past winners.*
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The Home Depot Given Consensus Rating of "Buy" by Analysts (NYSE:HD)
Shares of The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) have been given a consensus recommendation of "Buy" by the twenty-two analysts that are covering the company, Stock Ratings News reports. One analyst has rated the stock with a sell recommendation, six have assigned a hold recommendation and eleven have assigned a buy recommendation to the company. The average 1-year target price among analysts that have covered the stock in the last year is $88.34.
HD has been the subject of a number of recent research reports. Analysts at Morgan Stanley initiated coverage on shares of The Home Depot in a research note on Tuesday, June 24th. They set an "equal weight" rating and a $90.00 price target on the stock. Separately, analysts at Zacks reiterated a "neutral" rating on shares of The Home Depot in a research note on Thursday, June 12th. They now have a $84.00 price target on the stock. Finally, analysts at Goldman Sachs raised their price target on shares of The Home Depot to $93.00 in a research note on Wednesday, June 11th.
The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) traded down 0.15% on Thursday, hitting $81.86. The stock had a trading volume of 959,577 shares. The Home Depot has a 52 week low of $72.21 and a 52 week high of $83.20. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $79.62 and a 200-day moving average of $79.35. The company has a market cap of $112.0 billion and a P/E ratio of 20.84. The Home Depot also was the target of a large increase in short interest during the month of June. As of June 13th, there was short interest totalling 30,644,247 shares, an increase of 165.3% from the May 30th total of 11,551,569 shares. Based on an average daily trading volume, of 5,588,646 shares, the short-interest ratio is currently 5.5 days. Currently, 2.2% of the shares of the company are sold short.
The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) last issued its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, May 20th. The company reported $1.00 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of $0.99 by $0.01. The company had revenue of $19.70 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $19.96 billion. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $0.83 earnings per share. The company's revenue for the quarter was up 2.9% on a year-over-year basis. On average, analysts predict that The Home Depot will post $4.41 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
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Cedar Rapids
Just as Glengarry Glen Ross was for real estate agents, director Miguel Arteta's Cedar Rapids is an ode to the desperate, lonely life of the insurance salesman. Of course, there are a lot more jokes here than in David Mamet's play, but there's no avoiding that big melancholic heart beating at the center. And the feeling of defeat is easily sensed around these lively, ordinary people as they...
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Amidst a sea of fallen comrades, facing almost certain death at the hands of an incomprehensible foe, Staff Sgt. Michael Nantz (Aaron Eckhart) gets inches from the face of Cpl. Jason Lockett (Cory Hardrict) and begins to bellow a five-minute rant without missing a single military cliché. Seemingly exhausted by covering every base from "good men died out there" to "Marines don't quit,"...
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Although he doesn't get name-checked, the Almighty plays an invisible supporting role in The Adjustment Bureau, the first Philip K. Dick short story adaptation to morph from science-fiction to theology-fiction. Despite the illusion of crushing doom promoted by the dour, oppressive orchestral music in the trailers, writer/director George Nolfi's fable is actually a sweetly simple,...
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Film festivals are the brothels of cinema. High-end ones offer uniform quality. Low-rent ones are enter-at-your-own-risk propositions. In its sixth year, the Omaha Film Festival, showing now through March 6 at the Great Escape Theatre, is a mid-level cine-fest with a-heart-of-gold that keeps putting out. Top-tier is the Saturday-Sunday film/screenwriting conference, whose panels feature major...
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"It helps him connect with a constituency that might regard him skeptically," Cross said.
Among the conservatives who stand behind Craig is Ellen R. Sauerbrey, the two-time Republican nominee for governor and favorite of the party's right wing.
"If people think David is a RINO, I think they're very wrong," said Sauerbrey, who served with Craig in the House of Delegates in the early 1990s when she was minority leader.
Craig has been beefing up his conservative credentials as he has waded deeper into the statewide political scene. When the General Assembly passed a law in 2012 requiring some counties to impose fees to finance projects that would reduce runoff into the Chesapeake Bay, Craig's first reaction was to reluctantly comply. Recently, however, he urged the County Council to repeal the fee that conservatives have derided as a "rain tax." He is making repeal of the fee a central issue of his campaign.
That stance is part of his broader view that Maryland should back off from some of its more aggressive anti-pollution efforts. Craig has challenged Maryland's traditional role of leadership among the states in the bay watershed, questioning whether it should get out ahead of Pennsylvania and New York, which contribute to the bay's pollution but have less stake in its condition.
Craig said the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency should take the lead — but only after the federal government has fixed its own pollution problems and the agency has proved that its rules will be effective. If that means a delay in cleaning up the bay, he said, he sees no urgency.
"Some people would say it's been dirty since the 1830s," he said. "Some people say it's going to be dirty forever."
In a previous interview, Craig had suggested repeal of the 1984 Critical Areas Act, a landmark law limiting development on the land closest to the bay and its tributaries. Last week, he backed off that stance, saying the legislation should be re-examined, not eliminated.
Likewise, Craig dialed back a recent suggestion by an aide that he would give the Department of Business and Economic Development veto authority over regulations proposed by other departments — such as environment, health and labor — if the rules could cost Maryland jobs. Last week, Craig said the business agency would review such rules but would not have a veto.
As Craig has modified stances on a few issues, he's taken a hard-right position on others.
On transportation, he would reserve three of the largest sources of revenue — the gas tax, vehicle registration fees and titling taxes — for spending on roads and bridges, not mass transit. To fund Baltimore-area bus and rail lines, he would require riders to pay 50 percent of the cost of running the system — a proposal that would raise the current base fare of $1.60 to $2.90, according to legislative analysts.
Craig said he would like to see limits on food stamps and other welfare benefits, even when the federal government provides many of the resources.
Todd Eberly, a professor of political science at St. Mary's College in Southern Maryland, has called Craig a strong Republican candidate. But the rightward turn has made Eberly more skeptical about Craig's chances in a general election.
"I still view him as the strongest statewide candidate for the Republicans, but if he's not careful he will completely undo that advantage," Eberly said.
Sauerbrey, who narrowly lost the gubernatorial election to Democrat Parris N. Glendening in 1994, thinks Craig is positioned right where he needs to be to win in November 2014.
"I think he's offering solutions that the state badly needs," she said, "and the majority of people in this state feel sick and tired of being overtaxed and over-regulated."
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Chile's peso gained as copper, the country's principal export, rose past $3.50 a pound for the first time in a week on speculation China will take steps to boost economic growth.
The peso gained 0.2 percent to 511.55 per U.S. dollar as of 10:54 a.m. in Santiago, from 512.54 yesterday.
China is the biggest buyer of Chile's copper, which makes up more than half the Andean country's exports. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao last week called for a greater focus on growth in the world's second-largest economy, spurring speculation the nation would step up measures to boost expansion. Stocks rose in Asia, the U.S. and Europe.
"Copper is up, U.S. stocks are up and the euro is up," said Cristian Donoso, a trader at Banchile Corredores de Bolsa SA in Santiago. "With the world as it is today, paying 512 pesos for a dollar is expensive."
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 431 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Domer65 Sheraton Park Weekend We immediately felt at home as we were welcomed by member after member of the Sheraton Park staff. Every request was met with a pleasant smile and a very satisfactory response. The well located facility has a wonderful pool and a swell selection of restaurants on the premises. Our spacious room was very clean and well appointed. We have already vowed to return to this hotel. January 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by coccosal Nice Rooms My family and i live only about 40 minutes form Disney, but the Sheraton is a nice place to stay when we want to have a get away for a 2 day trip to Disneyland. We can walk to a from the park. March 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RMJG Good hotel for the price and location Our family stayed at the Sheraton at the Park, Anaheim while visitng Disneyland. Location is good, room was standard. We upgraded to the Club Level which was very nice for breakfast and evening happy hour. Price was competitive for a similar room at nearby hotels but they fail to mention the daily $16 parking fee tacked onto the bill. January 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by jj408 Hotel and Services Huge negative on room air conditioning and heating. We had 2 rooms in which both controls did not allow cooling. Additionally, the elevators are some of the worst I have ever experienced. Only 3 of 4 worked and they were very slow. Waits of 5 minutes or more common. On plus side, outstanding concierge level hospitality support. super great people running the operations. January 7, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by SC99 Front Desk Staff Rude to My Family I am a Platinum Member and when I travel with my family I have my wife and boys check in while I still go to meetings and run errands and never have a problem This stay however the woman at the front desk decided it was her job to ruin our stay before we even checked in. She was just very rude and unhelpful and she even told my wife she would not have Club Level access until I came and saw her - seriously??? First of all it was already past the time that they have snacks in the evening so whats the big deal. Second she gave us one King bed when we reserved two Queens because we had our boys with us - she well your profile says King and my wife said well our reservation says two Queens - not the type of service I have come to expect from Starwood and why it is even necessary for some one to be that rude at check in is beyond me - I know that this person was just one rotten apple in the bunch but it should never happen. October 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by McGyver Stunning Performance Both Naz and Roy at the Lounge are extreme in their insistence they remember our names and address us the same. Helpful, friendly courteous. It is like family when we visit. the front desk and maids asking if there is anything they can do to make our stay more memorable. Tops in our mind. The management should feel fortunate they have such high caliber of employees. September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by txrw Great Hotel, great location We had a great stay and really enjoyed this hotel. It is walking distance to Disneyland and there are some great restaurants within walking distance. The staff was great especially Monica, reservation mgr, who helped me straighten out a mistake I had made with our reservation . We also spent our downtime in the pool and the club lounge which both were in great shape. July 14, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by 91390 Good location Last time we stayed there, we had better service and had a room on a floor for SPG members. This time we had a room on a low level overlooking the roof and front street. They wouldn't accommodate a late checkout, even though we are SPG gold members. Air conditioner wouldn't go below 72, and it didn't feel like 72 in the room. I would recommend it for its location. October 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Pontellier inexpensive, well loctaed Good tip is to stay on the upper floors with view of fireworks; request it. Nearby restaraunts on Katella like PF Changs and Cheesecake and CPK. City sponsored bus that takes you to Disney is supposed to pick up every 20 minutes but I found it to be very unreliable. Service in the adjoinging restaraunt is friendly and efficient food is ok-good but nothing special. October 24, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Deli45 Wifi and Parking too expensive Overall, the hotel was fine; clean with good amenities available. It was in the perfect location for us to reach both the anaheim convention center and Disneyland. Unfortunately the parking was $16 per day self park. The majoritiy of hotels in the area offer free wifi but this one charged $10 per day! We paid for only 1 day of wifi because the service was so bad. August 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lucky13Girl Great Location The staff are all very helpful, friendly and professional. We enjoyed our stay so close/easy access to Downtown Disney - We didn't get to see fireworks (but were told we could if Disney had a show), we did however see the World of Color at California Adventure. Anyway, balcony was nice to relax and watch life go by. Would definitely stay here again. December 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by DIsappointedinAnaheim Stay Here There are two Sheraton hotels in Anaheim. This one and a filthy one. Do yourself a favor and stay here. We didn't and tried the other one first. We eventually ended up here as the other hotel was so dirty. The staff at this hotel were very accommodating and looked after us when we arrived. It was clean, and you can see the Disney fireworks from your balcony. August 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by sam79 Great location and facilities, but could be better Overall, our stay was fine. Proximity to DIsneyland was our main reason for staying here. Our room was good and the Sheraton Lounge staff was great. However, the hotel put us on a non-Platinum floor, despite my status. They also did not give us proper access to the lounge and we had to ask for it. Also, the hotel valets drove aggresively in the parking lots. October 9, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Accessdenied8 How many room keys does it take We've been locked out of the building parking lot and are room multiple times each and every day. A 4 night stay has given us more time at the front desk than Disneyland and are room we are very frustrated. We had to get new keys this before going to breakfast the over and under is how many keys today. Overall the hotel is clean, convenient, and offers a lot. October 20, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by hnguyen61 Club Romm the hotel was nice and clean staff was friendly. I booked the club room but the room is small nothing special, the club room is so small had only 4 tables some guests had to stand and eat it was to crowded breakfast food was not so many selections only some pasties and breads no hot food. it was bad compare to other Sheration hotel and below my expectations. April 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Robin001 Great hotel This is a fantastic hotel that is affordable yet luxurious. It is also in walking distance of Disney Land which was very important for us. I highly recommend and will return to the Sheraton on our next visit to Anaheim. We had been traveling for two weeks in california when we arrived and the Sheraton had first decent bed so we could get a good night sleep. September 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by csb31 Needed New Room Upon checking in I got to my room to realize that it was filled with cigarette smoke from the room next door, I went back to the front desk to get my room switched and without hesitation the gentleman took care of my request. Everything worked out and I had a great stay. The new room was nice, overlooked the firework display of Disneyland and all was well. July 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Texasken All sorts of extras This hotel is an easy walk to Disneyland. But it offers quite a bit of extra amenities. The gym is new with great equipment. The pool is clean and landscaping around it great. I have had pool views from my balcony as well as "park views". Both are excellent. The lounge in the Club level is a great fast breakfast and the reception at night is a great extra. February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by iReview Excellent Service and Food Quality I am the event chair of the conference hosted at the hotel. I'm greatly impressed with the service of the hotel staff. Everyone was very accommodating and would even remember small things about each guest that made our stay pleasant. I also received compliments regarding the food. I very much enjoyed the taste and quality of the meals served. November 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rita754 Excellent Customer Service I just returned from a 3 day conference at the Sheraton at The Park in Anaheim, CA. The hotel was outstanding! The rooms were very modern and comfortable and the bed was so cozy that made me want to stay in it all day long. The hotel staff were so accommodating and kind. I would most definitely recommend this hotel and will be coming back soon. October 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dynodi Best Pool Location is great with easy walk to Disneyland and Anaheim Garden Walk restaurants and shopping. Pool area is very relaxing with a true tropical resort feel. On site restaurants are convienent and starbucks available onsite too. Rooms have nice balconey with seating and beds have comfy bedding and pillows. January 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hawaii54 This hotel caters to their guests The look and feel of the hotel was beyond my expectations.. The layout of the walk areas and surrounding plants gave it a very tropical feel. The room was very comfortable & surprising was that the water bottles on the desk were complimentary.. Now that is a plus!!! Top this off was the food provided for the conference.. Scrumptously delicious!!!! July 15, 2013
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3113 days 15 hours 27 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2199 days 4 hours 43 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Repository access
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