Abstract: A hand-held drinking container has a unique shape as a sock. The body looks like a flask and has a screw-on cap on the top into which the liquid drink can be poured. A push spout is located on the “toe” section of the flask. The flask has flat sides and a flat top with curved edge sides joined to the sides and the top. The push spout has a retainer nut thereabout that allows a flexible material in a predetermined shape having a hole therein to be placed over the push spout and secured thereto such as a Xmas sock with a push spout hole therein. This flask and sock combination can then be hung from a hook. In another embodiment, the flask would be made of a flexible plastic bladder material and need not be placed in a sock.

Abstract: A device for supporting a first computer component relative to a second computer component. The device may comprise a base member configured to engage the second computer component and a support surface. The device may further comprise a support assembly having a first portion configured to support the first computer component in a selected position and a second portion coupled to the base member. The first portion may be movable toward and away from the base member along two orthogonal axes, or may be pivotable about two orthogonal axes relative to the base member. A weight of at least one of the second computer component and the base member may be sufficient to maintain contact between the base member and the support surface when the first computer component is supported by the support assembly in the selected position and the base member engages the second computer component.

Abstract: A method for supporting a keyboard relative to a monitor. The method may be practiced with a base member configured to engage the second computer component and a support surface, and a support assembly having a first portion configured to support the monitor in a selected position and a second portion coupled to the base member. The first portion of the support assembly may be movable toward and away from the base member along two orthogonal axes, or may be pivotable about two orthogonal axes relative to the base member. A weight of at least one of the monitor and the base member may be sufficient to maintain contact between the base member and the support surface when the keyboard is supported by the support assembly in the selected position and the base member supports the monitor.