Mr. Christmas, Inc.

Leslie Hermanson

Huang Meng-Suen

Terry Hermanson

Adam Nagata

Qunde Zhang

A programmable laser device is configured to project a laser image, and includes an outer casing, a lens provided on a side surface of the outer casing, and a power switch that switches the programmable laser device between an ON state and an OFF state. A memory stores one or more programs, each including at least one laser image. A control panel has a control panel display that includes a keyboard having character buttons and a SEND button. A processor is configured to, when the programmable laser device is in the ON state, execute the one or more programs selected via the control panel. In addition, the programmable laser device includes a laser configured to display any one of the laser images of the one or more programs stored in the memory, and the laser image input via keyboard of the control panel.

Programmable laser device

An assembly has a base, a support, a cord, a main body, and a random movement article. The support has a first end and a second end, and the first end is attached to the base. The cord is attached to the second end of the support, and the main body is suspended from the support by the cord. The main body includes a fan configured to produce airflow in an airflow direction. The random movement article is secured to the main body and, when the fan is producing airflow, creates random movement of the main body.

Suspended fan generating random movement of a main body

An ornament of the present invention includes a display that is hidden behind a panel. An ornament body includes at least one panel which includes a two-way mirror and a display in the interior of the body. The ornament includes a light disposed in the ornament body which, when active, reveals the display which is otherwise hidden behind the two-way mirror. The light may be activated by a sensor that recognizes physical motion, and may also include a speaker to play music and a moving display element driven by a motor.

Ornament with display hidden when inactive

Ornament for multiplying and disbursing light from a decorative light source

Handbag protector

Illuminating eyeglasses and an eyeglass frame structure include a frame adapted to hold lenses, a pair of earpieces pivotally connected to the frame by hinges, and a pair of light sources, such as light emitting diodes, mounted on said eyeglasses. Battery compartments are provided in the earpieces for housing batteries for powering the light sources. A switch, which may be touch-sensitive or ambient-light sensitive, is operable to selectively couple the batteries and corresponding light sources. Automatic switches may be provided at the hinges, whereby the light sources are turned on and off automatically upon opening and closing of the eyeglasses.

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Leslie Hermanson