On occasion I have the opportunity to give new products a test spin. Most of them are private betas for web apps, but on this particular occasion it was something fully devoid of gradients, drop-shadows, and rounded corners: The Sumo Omni bean bag chair. I prefer the term “crash mat” employed in their marketing copy, as it’s much more a giant pillow than your typical bean bag furniture. The biggest issue I’ve had with bean bag chairs in the past has been the unmistakably cheap vinyl which shows no fortitude at the first sign of anything remotely jagged or sharpened. Sumo’s makers absolve customers of this “spilled beans everywhere” issue by using a rip-proof nylon that seems rather durable. The only downside is it creates more noise than its faux leather counterpart. So once you’re comfortably in position, stay put. Perhaps the most enjoyable feature is the endless array of shapes you can create with it — use it as a lounge chair, a fold-over pillow, a gaming seat, and so on.
If I were to order a second I might go with midnight blue or even tangerine (mine’s charcoal green), although John Oxton reports that while tangerine may look swanky in a posh New York loft, it doesn’t exactly carry the same clout in a country cottage in the Cotswolds. But with 8 colors to choose from, finding the right one for your space — swanky or sedate — shouldn’t be an issue. Comments are either closed or disabled for this article. Let the Original FUF Chair 3 ft. Comfort Suede Bean Bag Lounger wrap you in divine comfort for years to come. This bean bag chair is upholstered in a soft microsuede fabric that is available in your choice of color. Its Fuf memory foam stuffing is designed to make you melt into comfort. Stylish and comfy so it’s perfect for the dorm room. Note: This bean bag has a manufacturer's material tag that contains fire-retardent chemicals illegal in California. About Comfort ResearchTen years ago Comfort Research created the Fuf chair, an innovative update on the classic bean back chair made of patented Fuf foam.
This special blend of foam never goes flat for long-lasting comfort. Based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Comfort Research has recently developed several new lines of creative, inventive chairs. They have addressed the needs of eco-friendly consumers by creating incredibly comfortable "green" chairs; one style is made with buckwheat filling and organic cotton, the other uses recycled polystyrene filling and a special fabric made of recycled pop bottles. No matter which style or shape of chair you choose, you can be sure that your Comfort Research product will look great and stay comfortable for years to come.Have you always wanted to command a Federation starship? Now you can have Captain Kirk’s command chair in your living room, only this one will be more squishy. This Star Trek Kirk’s Command Chair Bean Bag Cover let’s you be in charge of your own bridge. Just fill this cover up with your own stuffing and you are the Captain. This cover is over a yard tall and has plenty of buttons to tap, but you will have to provide the sound effects yourself.
You might not look as cool as Kirk while you sink into this chair, but you will be comfy and feeling in charge – at least until you need help getting up, because you didn’t fill it with enough beads. It’s just $89.99(USD) from ThinkGeek.Toddler In Utah Suffocates Under Bean Bag Chair At Daycare 09/12/2016 3:38 pm EDT 09/12/2016 3:46 pm EDT A toddler in the U.S. died last week after he suffocated under a bean bag chair at a daycare centre.KSTU reports Leonardo Sanchez was at the West Jordan Child Center in Utah on Sept. 8. After the toddler crawled under the chair, a daycare worker sat on it and began reading a book to other children, unaware Leonardo was underneath. The boy would have turned two on Sept. 17, according to KUTV. Leonardo Sanchez died at a daycare in West Jordan, Utah on Sept. 8. (Photo: Screengrab/KSTU/AOL)"It's a tragedy, it's a tragedy what happened," Leonardo's mother, Danielle Sanchez, told KSTU. "It's rough because you don't know when the last time is you are going to hold your child."
The employee is not facing any charges, according to Fox 13. A police investigation into the incident is ongoing.'Somebody dropped the ball'Sanchez said the death "baffles" her. She is seeking legal representation."How could this happen? "He's a big boy. How did they lose track of him?" she told KUTV."Too many kids, too much noise, overwhelmed, a bad day ... Somebody dropped the ball and now we're going to have to bury a boy because of that." Danielle Sanchez, the toddler's mother, said her boy's death baffles her. The daycare issued a statement saying it regrets the toddler's death and doesn't "pretend to understand" how tragic the situation is for the boy's family."We know the family well, we grieve with them and we pray God will provide them the comfort and peace they will inevitably need," the centre said.A GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family with funeral costs.Clemson's football facility to have nap room, barber shop, laser tag, indoor slide, theater on August 18, 2016 at 1:29 PM, updated
It doesn't look the arms race in college football is going anywhere anytime soon. If the football complex is where you want kids to be, then consider Dabo Swinney's Clemson Tigers on the inside track to securing a large daily attendance. The complex, which has a Jan. 26 target date for completion, will include a 24-seat HD theater, an indoor golf simulator, a barber shop, arcade, bowling alley and laser tag. "We are very excited and appreciative about this new day-to-day home of our program," Swinney said in a release. "This complex will be one of the best in the nation and will allow us to continue our pursuit to be among the best programs in the country. We look forward to it being the home of Clemson football for a very long time." Here are just some of the unique operational elements include, according to Clemson: 50-person plunge pools inside locker room 20,000 square-foot weight room State-of-the-art position meeting rooms The $55 million complex is more than 140,000 square feet.