Abstract: A toy vehicle that is configured to be propelled along a support surface by the force of a user's finger, including a chassis that carries at least one wheel that allows the vehicle to roll along the support surface, and a drum carried by the chassis such that the drum is able to spin about a horizontal drum spin axis relative to the chassis. The drum is carried at a height above the at least one wheel such that the drum does not touch the support surface. When the finger is moved down along a surface of the drum, a forward force is created on the vehicle that causes the vehicle to be propelled forward.

Abstract: An apparatus that may be used for the display and storage of decorative lights is disclosed. The apparatus may include a housing that includes a hollow body portion defining an interior and a substantially cylindrical neck portion that defines an axis that extends into the body portion, the neck portion further defining an opening for accessing the interior. The apparatus may further include a lid assembly configured to be removably coupled with the housing. The lid assembly may include a fixed portion configured to be removably coupled with the housing, and a movable portion movably coupled with the fixed portion. The movable portion may move from an open configuration to a closed configuration to alter the size of an opening provided through the lid assembly.

Abstract: A water apparatus attachable to a water source may include a nozzle and one or more light sources approximate the circumference of the nozzle, such that the one or more light sources project light into a water stream projected from the nozzle.

Abstract: An apparatus that may be used for the display and storage of decorative lights is disclosed. The apparatus may include a housing that includes a hollow body portion defining an interior and a substantially cylindrical neck portion that defines an axis that extends into the body portion, the neck portion further defining an opening for accessing the interior. The apparatus may further include a lid assembly configured to be removably coupled with the housing. The lid assembly may include a fixed portion configured to be removably coupled with the housing, and a movable portion movably coupled with the fixed portion. The movable portion may move from an open configuration to a closed configuration to alter the size of an opening provided through the lid assembly.

Abstract: An illuminable writing implement includes a housing having a transparent or translucent wall, an insert member disposed within the housing and visible through the housing wall, a writing tip supported by the housing, and a light source disposed in the housing and configured to illuminate the insert member when the light source is supplied with power.

Abstract: An illuminable key chain comprises a housing, a receiving formation on the housing configured to receive a key ring, a band having a first end and a second end, the first and second ends coupled to the housing, and a light source disposed within the housing and configured to project light into or onto the band when the light source is supplied with power.

Abstract: An illuminable bracelet generally includes a buckle, a band having a first end and a second end, a closure member disposed at the second end, a light source, and at least one logo disposed along an inner surface of the band. The band may be formed of a polymeric material that allows light from the light source in the buckle to permeate through the band, illuminating the band and the at least one logo of the band. The band may form a closed-loop when a closure member is used to secure the second end of the band to the buckle. Further, the buckle may have a switch that allows a user to control the light source.

Abstract: An illuminable receptacle may generally include a container with a handle for carrying candy or other objects, as well as at least one light source secured to a sidewall of the container. The light source may be configured to emit light primarily downwards and inwards for purposes of illuminating an inside cavity and a base of the container, and/or candy or other objects supported by the base of the container. To enhance the illumination, the light source may be located closer to an upper end of the container than a lower end of the container. Further, the light source may be substantially flush with an inner face of the sidewall so as not to obstruct access to the inside cavity of the container. Finally, the light source may be powered by a power source, which can be controlled by a power switch.

Abstract: An illuminable bracelet generally includes a buckle, a band having a first end and a second end, a closure member disposed at the second end, a light source, and at least one logo disposed along an inner surface of the band. The band may be formed of a polymeric material that allows light from the light source in the buckle to permeate through the band, illuminating the band and the at least one logo of the band. The band may form a closed-loop when a closure member is used to secure the second end of the band to the buckle. Further, the buckle may have a switch that allows a user to control the light source.