Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure relate to folding furniture, and more specifically, to folding chairs with the ability to support their own weight and stand while in a folded position. In an embodiment, a folding chair configurable in an unfolded position and a folded position comprises a first leg assembly, a second leg assembly, a seat, and a chair back fixed between the first and second leg assemblies. The first and second leg assemblies each comprise an outer leg pivotally coupled with an inner leg, such that in the folded or unfolded positions, the first and second leg assemblies support the folding chair. The seat comprises a support bar and is pivotally coupled with each inner leg of the first and second leg assemblies, such that in the unfolded position, the seat provides support for a person when the support bar contacts a portion of the first outer leg and a portion of the second outer leg preventing overextension of the seat.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure relate to folding furniture, and more specifically, to folding chairs with the ability to support their own weight and stand while in a folded position. In an embodiment, a folding chair configurable in an unfolded position and a folded position comprises a first leg assembly, a second leg assembly, a seat, and a chair back fixed between the first and second leg assemblies. The first and second leg assemblies each comprise an outer leg pivotally coupled with an inner leg, such that in the folded or unfolded positions, the first and second leg assemblies support the folding chair. The seat comprises a support bar and is pivotally coupled with each inner leg of the first and second leg assemblies, such that in the unfolded position, the seat provides support for a person when the support bar contacts a portion of the first outer leg and a portion of the second outer leg preventing overextension of the seat.

Abstract: A temporary warehouse environment includes various platforms for locating, establishing, and operating one or more temporary houses. A temporary warehouse locator identifies potential geographic locations for one or more temporary warehouses based on prior transactions conducted by a merchant and predicted transactions or operating expenditures. The identified geographic locations may then be leveraged by a temporary warehouse marketplace, which connects the merchant with owners and/or operators of available property in the identified geographic locations. A temporary warehouse recruiter further connects the merchant with potential employees for maintain and operating the temporary warehouse and includes various mechanisms by which the merchant may identify potential employees based on their prior employment history. Finally, a temporary warehouse system provides day-to-day operations for the temporary warehouse, including fulfilling orders placed by customers and monitoring the shipments of such orders.

Abstract: A temporary warehouse environment includes various platforms for locating, establishing, and operating one or more temporary houses. A temporary warehouse locator identifies potential geographic locations for one or more temporary warehouses based on prior transactions conducted by a merchant and predicted transactions or operating expenditures. The identified geographic locations may then be leveraged by a temporary warehouse marketplace, which connects the merchant with owners and/or operators of available property in the identified geographic locations. A temporary warehouse recruiter further connects the merchant with potential employees for maintain and operating the temporary warehouse and includes various mechanisms by which the merchant may identify potential employees based on their prior employment history. Finally, a temporary warehouse system provides day-to-day operations for the temporary warehouse, including fulfilling orders placed by customers and monitoring the shipments of such orders.

Abstract: A temporary warehouse environment includes various platforms for locating, establishing, and operating one or more temporary houses. A temporary warehouse locator identifies potential geographic locations for one or more temporary warehouses based on prior transactions conducted by a merchant and predicted transactions or operating expenditures. The identified geographic locations may then be leveraged by a temporary warehouse marketplace, which connects the merchant with owners and/or operators of available property in the identified geographic locations. A temporary warehouse recruiter further connects the merchant with potential employees for maintain and operating the temporary warehouse and includes various mechanisms by which the merchant may identify potential employees based on their prior employment history. Finally, a temporary warehouse system provides day-to-day operations for the temporary warehouse, including fulfilling orders placed by customers and monitoring the shipments of such orders.

Abstract: A protective cover to protect a wall surface may include a front surface, a top and bottom surface connected to the front surface, a side surface connected to the front surface, top surface and the bottom surface, and a back surface connected to the side surface and the top and bottom surface. The back surface may include a first section and a second section connected to the first section, and the angle between the first section and the second section may be selectable and adjustable. The side surface may include a curved surface and the first and second sections may be defined by a notch. The notch may be V-shaped.

Abstract: A process for the catalyzed conversion of wet acetylene-containing streams to an essentially aromatic product rich in aromatic compounds, particularly benzene, toluene and styrenes using a promoted catalyst composition made by incorporating a major amount of a HAMS-1B crystalline borosilicate molecular sieve composited in an inorganic matrix with a minor amount of a zinc compound and calcining the result to form a promoted catalyst composition containing supported zinc oxide.

Abstract: A reusable insulating jacket for beverage containers includes a housing having a cylindrical side wall of flexible insulating material defining an internal cavity for receiving a beverage container. An elongated slit is formed in the side wall which extends the entire height of the side wall and is defined between edges of the side wall. An elongated, openable fastener, such as a zipper, is attached to the side wall edges for selectively opening and closing the slit to facilitate insertion and removal of a beverage container from the cavity in the side wall.