Oddzon, Inc.

Daniel Seifert

Terry J Sanchez

Michael Risso

Syed J Hasan

Martin J Hirsch

Jay M Bro

Sharon M Caroompas

William J Cajka, Jr

Ron Boyle

A bubble-blowing apparatus for use in blowing bubbles from bubble solution may be provided with a bubble solution container capable of holding a volume of bubble solution and having a rounded bottom surface and a container side wall that at least partially defines an interior volume. The container may have a weight distribution, when the internal volume of the container is at least partially filled with bubble solution, that causes the container to automatically move to an upright position from a tilted position angularly displaced from the upright position. The apparatus may also be provided with a cap member that is capable of being attached to the bubble solution container and a bubble wand having a bubble-blowing orifice disposed therein.

Bubble tumbler

An electronic jump rope that generates beat tracks or sound segments in response to user actuation of switches is disclosed. In one embodiment, the electronic jump rope is provided with a first handle ( ), a second handle ( ) and a flexible element ( ) connected between the first and second handles ( ). One of said first and second handles ( ) having a first switch ( ), a second switch ( ), a speaker ( ) and a sound generator ( ) disposed therein. The sound generator ( ) includes a memory ( ), a processor ( ) and an input/output circuit ( ) and is operatively coupled to said first and second switches ( ) and said speaker ( ), said sound generator ( ) being programmed to cause said speaker ( ) to play a beat track when said second switch ( ) is actuated and programmed to cause said speaker ( ) to play a sound segment when said first switch ( ) is actuated.

Electronic jump rope

A bubble-blowing apparatus that may simultaneously produce a plurality of bubble streams from liquid bubble solution is provided with a housing, a rotatable fan associated with the housing, an electric motor operatively coupled to rotatably drive the fan, a battery power source coupled to provide electric power to the motor, an airflow-directing member coupled to the housing that causes air blown by rotation of the fan to be directed predominantly to a peripheral area, and a plurality of bubble-forming tubes operatively coupled to the airflow-directing member at a plurality of points in the peripheral area. Each of the bubble-forming tubes is capable of generating a stream of bubbles and may include a hollow central portion, a base portion, and an end portion that is spaced from the base portion by a distance in a direction parallel to the central diameters of the bubble-forming tubes.

Apparatus for blowing streams of bubbles

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Albany, CA, United States of America

Daniel Seifert