Abstract: An article of furniture made of a quasi-rigid foam material. The furniture includes a base for sitting thereon. A back support member is wrapped around the base such that a portion of the support member extends upwardly with respect to the base. The support member has a pair of ends that wrap around at least half of a cylindrical surface of the base to translate a force from an upwardly extending portion of the support member to the ends and prevent tearing of the support member from the base.

Abstract: An article of furniture made of a quasi-rigid foam material. The furniture includes a base for sitting thereon. A back support member is wrapped around the base such that a portion of the support member extends upwardly with respect to the base. The support member has a pair of ends that wrap around at least half of a cylindrical surface of the base to translate a force from an upwardly extending portion of the support member to the ends and prevent tearing of the support member from the base.

Abstract: A tool for removing a staple including a shank having an axis of elongation and a distal end along said axis of elongation. A ramp, having a surface for engaging an underside of the crown portion of a staple, is formed integrally with the shank proximate the distal end thereof. The ramp extends laterally with respect to the shank axis of elongation and has an axis angling away from the axis of elongation of the shank at an acute angle. A first fulcrum is integrally formed in the shank, generally perpendicular to the axis of said ramp, about which the ramp can be rotated when the engaging surface abuts an underside of a crown portion of the staple. A second fulcrum is integrally formed in the shank, generally perpendicular to the axis of elongation of the shank, about which the ramp can be rotated when the engaging surface abuts an underside of the crown portion of the staple.