Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Sunpower Corporation

Belgravia Wood Limited

Grupo Gallegos

Wayman Lee

Ronald L Barnes

Robert J Lajara

Kenneth Kitlas

Milton C Lee

Barry Marshall

Anita Patel

Kenneth A Lown

Steve J Furuta

Alan Lee Minick

Daniel Kendall Harden

Elliot L Ortiz

John Michael Elam

Matthew Danning

Galen Eliason-Carey

Jacobus M Berkhout

Camille Van Den Brande

Michael Makay

Disclosed are systems and methods for connecting frame members and beams of a pool. A frame member may be configured to connect to a first beam and a second beam via a connector. The connector may include a recessed portion to mate within one or more of the first beam, the second beam, and/or the frame member. The connector may include a pin to fix the position of at least one of the first beam, the second beam, and/or the frame member. The connector may include internal structures such as an integral support or a support protrusion for structural stability. The connector may include an accessory mount. The connector may include a light source.

Systems and methods for pool frame connectors

Exemplary embodiments include a device that may serve as a drink dispenser for beverage cans. The device may be shaped like a keg. The device may include a portion to contain, cool, and dispense the beverage cans and a portion to contain ice to provide cooling, as well as contain additional beverage containers. The device may include up to five tubes with each tube capable of containing up to four beverage containers in the form of cans. A dispensing mechanism may be located at the lower end of each tube to dispense the beverage cans form the device. The tube structure may provide for cooling of the beverage containers within each tube. The device may be portable and may have a cart that can be used for transportation of the device. The device may be detachable from the cart.

Beverage dispenser

A brace for connecting the frames of adjacent solar modules can include one or more lower lips and one or more upper lips configured to capture an outer edge of a solar module frame. The brace can include a removable top so as to facilitate connection and disconnection of the couplers and solar modules. Additionally, the brace can be configured to allow a solar module to be engaged and disengaged by hooking the frame onto the brace then tilting the frame relative to the brace. The brace can include features for achieving a snap fit with solar module frames.

Brace for solar module array

A computer system housing with a curved bezel that forms one or more sideways gap between a side of the computer housing chassis and the bezel attached to that side. Typically, the curved bezel is attached to the front of the chassis with each sideways gap extending perpendicularly from the front of the chassis to a predetermined width and stretching to predetermined length along the front of the chassis. The sideways gaps facilitate increased air inlet from the sides and allow efficient cooling of various system components that are mounted on the chassis and housed within the housing. One or more cooling fans may be mounted at different locations within the housing to optimize air circulation and, hence, cooling within the housing. The chassis may be partitioned into two separate sub-chassis for proper positioning of the cooling fans as well as to accommodate changes in computer system configurations with minimized retooling of the chassis.

Computer system housing configuration

Computer system housing and configuration

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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Wayman Lee