Abstract: A secure dish holder that easily and firmly attaches to tables and various other structures without relying on suction or adhesive. The secure dish holder is easily released by an adult, but securely holds a dish or another article so that it is not easily spilled or dislodged by a child, by wind, or by movement of the structure. The secure dish holder includes a top plate with a fastener for a dish on the topside. The top plate has slip-resistant padding on the underside that grips the surface to which the secure dish holder attaches. The secure dish holder includes a top plate with posts extending substantially perpendicularly from the underside of the top plate and a bottom plate with holes that slide snugly over the posts so the bottom plate slides along the posts. A compressible material is fixed to the topside of the bottom plate.

Abstract: A dedicated networked device monitoring system that enables a user to create, download and store customized tests to a dedicated networked device monitor connected to networked devices. The dedicated networked device monitor may perform repeated tests on the devices, determine if the devices are functioning correctly, and dispatch alerts and control commands if the devices are not functioning correctly. The dedicated monitor performs certain monitor and control functions without delay from computer or network throughput problems. The monitoring system includes the ability to customize and store to a library, network device specific tests that may be reused and applied to different devices through an administrative tool. Further, a control room interface allows the dynamic and graphic representation of many different status items of the networked devices to be created and displayed. The control room allows various commands to be executed to monitor and maintain the networked devices.