Abstract: A cooking appliance including a first cooking module and a second cooking module. The first cooking module includes a first cooking chamber, a first cooking element arranged in the first cooking chamber, and a first cooking surface, the first cooking element being arranged to heat the first cooking surface. The second cooking module including a second cooking chamber, a second cooking element arranged in the second cooking chamber, and a second cooking surface, the second cooking element being arranged to heat the second cooking surface. The first cooking element includes: an electric cooking element, a gas cooking element, a combination of electric and gas cooking elements, or a bin having a chamber for accommodating hot coals. The second cooking element includes: an electric cooking element, a gas cooking element, a combination of electric and gas cooking elements, or a bin having a chamber for accommodating hot coals.

Abstract: A motorized induction cooking device has a housing including a top surface for supporting a variety of vessels used for chopping, blending, mixing, or heating beverages and food. The top surface has an opening A non-magnetic rotational spindle is rotationally mounted on the housing and below the opening and coupled to a motor. An induction coil is located within the housing and adjacent the top surface. The induction coil includes a winding surrounding the opening and has a central aperture through which the spindle is accessible.

Abstract: A motorized induction cooking device has a housing including a top surface for supporting a variety of vessels used for chopping, blending, mixing, or heating beverages and food. The top surface has an opening A non-magnetic rotational spindle is rotationally mounted on the housing and below the opening and coupled to a motor. An induction coil is located within the housing and adjacent the top surface. The induction coil includes a winding surrounding the opening and has a central aperture through which the spindle is accessible.

Abstract: An apparatus for bathing an animal includes a tub supported in an elevated position upon a plurality of elongate legs. A tether includes at least one coupling for releasable connection to a fixture in the form of a slot in the rim of the tub to restrain movement of the animal. The coupling is received in the slot such that tension applied via a flexible member holds the coupling in engagement with the fixture throughout an angular range subtended between the flexible member and the fixture to restrain an animal that is within the tub. To avoid trauma to an animal leaping from the tub while tethered, a tensile load applied through the flexible member, when the animal is suspended by the tether assembly outside the tub, separates the coupling and fixture to release the animal.