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Innovative Design Enterprises

New Erra Group, Inc.

Gregory A Steiner

Terry E Arnieri

Hari Matsuda

There is disclosed a non-electric portable manually operated misting fan assembly which is formed by a handle for allowing the user to grasp and manipulate the fan assembly, the handle formed by a container adapted to function as a reservoir for a supply of fluid and having an upper end which includes a pump assembly including a pump head extending upwardly therefrom for pumping fluid from the handle container through a fluid nozzle located in the pump head. The fan means are fixedly mounted on the handle and positioned above the pump head, the fan means bounded by an upper end and a lower end, the lower end being accurately formed over the pump head in order to allow the user to position his finger on the pump head to manipulate the pump in order to eject a fluid from the fluid reservoir incident to the fanning procedure.

Manual misting fan

Administered anticraving compositions are disclosed for treating patients addicted to alcohol comprising an effective amount of at least one alpha-pyrone compound formulated into a physiologically acceptable carrier medium. Additionally, a method of oral administration of the anticraving compounds is disclosed where an effective amount of at least one alpha-pyrone compound is formulated into a wine, beer or distilled spirit where the alcohol has been removed and replaced by one or more kavapyrones.

Alpha-pyrone compositions for controlling craving and as a substitute for alcohol

Tennis ball sports portable fan

Soccor ball sports portable fan

Golf ball sports portable fan

Basket ball sports portable fan

Volley ball sports portable fan

There is provided a combination container and portable electrically operated fan unit combination pursuant to which the fan unit may be carried on a mounting surface associated with the container. Holding means is provided for retaining the fan unit in position on the mounting surface portion of the container such that the apparatus presents a combination container and cooling unit.

Combination container with mounted fan

Baseball sports portable fan

There is disclosed an elongate style portable fan device having an elongate body portion including a fan device mounted on the top end of the body portion. The elongate body portion is designed to lay flat on an underlying flat surface in a manner which maintains the fan device portion at an angle of approximately 30 degrees from the central horizontal axis of the elongate body portion such that the fan blades of the fan device are free to rotate above the underlying flat surface when in the fan activated mode. The elongate body portion includes stop means for providing a resting stop position for the elongate body portion in order to permit the fan blades of the fan device to rotate freely when in the resting position and in the fan activation mode while laying on a flat underlying surface. Switch means is provided to the device for alternating between a fan activation and a fan deactivation mode. A scented pad may be added to the device and positioned so that rotating fan blades will disseminate the scent emanating from the scent pad. A further embodiment contemplates that the fan blades may be impregnated with water soluble granules of a scented material such that in use, as the fan blades rotate and misting water traverses the path of the fan blades, the scented granules will disintegrate and scent the mist thereby producing a scent emanating from the fan device.

Portable fan device

There is disclosed a novelty head formed of a moldable material suitable for mounting and seatment upon a squirt trigger type bottle of the type including a bottle having a neck and a cap fitted onto the neck, and a squirt trigger assembly mounted onto the cap which includes a reciprocating trigger and a squirt nozzle positioned above the reciprocating trigger. The novelty head is three-dimensional and is formed of a substantially moldable material, the head defining a hollow chamber for accommodating the squirt trigger assembly therein. The lower portion of the head includes a first opening which is substantially key-hole shaped, consisting of a circular opening portion and having a substantially rectangular opening extending laterally from said circular opening, and a second opening spaced upwardly from the first opening. The head is mounted to the bottle by inserting the top portion of the cap of the bottle into the circular opening, with the reciprocating trigger extending through the rectangular portion of the opening, and the second opening accommodates the insertion of the squirt nozzle therethrough. The novelty head may further include a moveable jaw portion including an attachment tab mountable to the trigger to permit movement of the jaw in response to the reciprocating movement of the trigger.

Novelty mountable head

There is disclosed an elongate style portable fan device having an elongate body portion including a fan device mounted on the top end of the body portion. The elongate body portion is designed to lay flat on an underlying flat surface in a manner which maintains the fan device portion at an angle of approximately 30 degrees from the central horizontal axis of the elongate body portion such that the fan blades of the fan device are free to rotate above the underlying flat surface when in the fan activated mode. The elongate body portion includes stop means for providing a resting stop position for the elongate body portion in order to permit the fan blades of the fan device to rotate freely when in the resting position and in the fan activation mode while laying on a flat underlying surface. Switch means is provided to the device for alternating between a fan activation and a fan deactivation mode. A scented pad added to the device and positioned so that rotating fan blades will disseminate the scent emanating from the scent pad.

There is disclosed a two-piece portable light assembly adapted for illuminating and attention focusing with respect to a logo or other design, consisting of a base formed by a housing for accommodating a power source and appropriate leads from the power source extending therefrom. The housing includes a pair of stakes which are interconnected with the power source leads, the stakes extending laterally outwardly from the housing in parallel relation. The portable light assembly is completed by a light carrying ledge which is provided with a rear wall having a pair of stake apertures formed in the rear wall, and a light bulb positioned in a light bulb aperture formed in the ledge wall extending outwardly from the rear wall. The light bulb has a pair of leads which extend into the stake apertures, such that when the stakes from the housing are inserted into the stake apertures, the circuitry between the power source and the light bulb is established. The portable light assembly is adapted to have a sheet of perforatable material interposed between the housing and the ledge, the material having a logo or other similar design intended to be illuminated. When in position, the light bulb carried in the ledge of the light assembly will illuminate the logo.

Portable light assembly

Combined portable fan and spray bottle

There is disclosed an integral portable fan and atomizing head unit forming a portable cooling unit adapted for direct attachment to a fluid reservoir such as a bottle, formed by a unit having an upper chamber and a lower chamber and a connector secured to the lower chamber. The upper chamber is provided with a motor and electrical means to activate and deactivate the motor and fan means including flexible fan blades mounted externally on the upper chamber and connected to the motor to turn in response to the activation of the motor. The lower chamber is provided with pump means and pump activation means and provided with an atomizing head in order to atomize fluid pumped up through the head. The connector is attached to the lower chamber and is adapted to disengageably engage a fluid reservoir directly, such as a bottle.

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Lombard, IL, United States of America

Gregory A Steiner