Abstract: In one aspect of the subject invention, a cooler is provided herein including a body having an insulated bottom and insulated upstanding side walk enclosing an interior volume, the side walls terminating at a free edge Which defines an opening to the interior volume. A first opening is formed through a first of the side walls. At least one lid is also provided for selectively covering the opening. A well is also provided including a reservoir, configured to accommodate a beverage, and a spigot, configured to selectively pour out the beverage. The well is configured to be removably emplaced in the interior volume of the body, being wholly contained therein, and with the spigot passing through the first opening to extend beyond the first side wall. Advantageously, the subject invention provides for an enclosed reservoir of beverage, which may be maintained in a cool state and conveniently dispensed.

Abstract: In accordance with the subject invention, an infant safety barrier is provided which includes: a first mounting body; a second mounting body; a first stanchion pivotably mounted to the first mounting body so as to be reversibly pivotable between upright and non-upright positions; a second stanchion pivotably mounted to the second mounting body so as to be reversibly pivotable between upright and non-upright positions; and, an elongated flexible barrier a first end secured to the first stanchion and a second end secured to the second stanchion, wherein, with the first and second stanchions being in the upright positions, the flexible barrier is relatively taut between the first and second stanchions. Advantageously, with the subject invention, an infant safety barrier is provided which can be reversibly adjusted between an upright safety position, to restrict an infant's fall from an elevated location, and a non-upright position, allowing access to the infant.

Abstract: In accordance with the subject invention, an infant safety barrier is provided which includes: a first mounting body; a second mounting body; a first stanchion pivotably mounted to the first mounting body so as to be reversibly pivotable between upright and non-upright positions; a second stanchion pivotably mounted to the second mounting body so as to be reversibly pivotable between upright and non-upright positions; and, an elongated flexible barrier a first end secured to the first stanchion and a second end secured to the second stanchion, wherein, with the first and second stanchions being in the upright positions, the flexible barrier is relatively taut between the first and second stanchions. Advantageously, with the subject invention, an infant safety barrier is provided which can be reversibly adjusted between an upright safety position, to restrict an infant's fall from an elevated location, and a non-upright position, allowing access to the infant.