Abstract: A beverage container cooling device comprising a carton for containment of a plurality of beverage containers, said carton having a reclosable opening, a plurality of separately removable individual refrigeration elements, each said refrigeration element being substantially filled with a refrigerant having a freezing point of 40.degree. F. or less, each said refrigeration element being adapted to substantially fill any existing space between said beverage containers positioned in a non-aligned configuration within said carton, each said refrigeration element having a plurality of heat conducting surfaces dimensioned for surface contact with the outer surfaces of a plurality of said beverage containers such that heat transfer between said refrigeration elements and said beverage containers occurs primarily by conduction.

Abstract: This invention is directed to a flooring system especially designed for facilities which house data processing equipment such as data processing centers, computer rooms and offices having a false floor raised above an existing floor. This false floor is comprised of removable panels laid side-by-side upon raised support members forming channels through which cables, hoses, wires and other computer interconnections can be routed.

Abstract: An article for safely handling and enclosing waste material is disclosed. The article includes a flexible glove member which is large enough for convenient insertion and removal of a human hand through an access opening. A continuous collar surrounds the access opening. A sealing strip is provided either on or adjacent the collar. To use the article, the user inserts a hand in the glove member and firmly grasps the waste material. The waste material is then pulled through the collar, thereby turning the article inside out to form a pouch enclosing the waste material. Finally, the sealing strip is utilized to seal the pouch, thereby creating a safe enclosure for disposal of the waste material.