Abstract: A combination spinning top including a multiplicity of petals removably retained at spaced apart locations on a circumferential end wall of a central round body to give the combination spinning top the appearance of a flower and to provide balance to enable the combination spinning top to spin on a tip for a longer period of time than it would spin without the petals. Each of the multiplicity of petals retain a writing instrument, the writing instrument also serving as an attaching arm to attach a respective petal to the central body of the spinner top.

Abstract: An inflatable container formed in the shape of a cake and designed to resemble a cake, with a door on one side through which a gift is placed inside the container. A preferred embodiment of the container is in a generally rectangular shape with additional inflatable elements that give the container an overall general appearance of a birthday cake, with ‘candles’ and ‘icing’ that inflate with the inflation of the container. The container is preferably opaque so that the gift inside cannot be seen until opened.

Abstract: The present invention is a take-apart bean bag holder for carrying a beverage container such as a can. The bean bag holder is comprised of a container holder and an additional exterior double layer bag. The container holder is comprised of a top ring cover, a container, and a bottom planar ring attachment aligned in series. The exterior double layer bag is made of flexible material, and partially filled with granules such as beans or sand to give the container a squeezable feel when held in the hand. The bag is detachably attached to an exterior surface of the container holder with the location of the attachment shielded by the top ring cover. If the granules are made of heat or cold retaining granules, then the bean bag holder can be placed in a microwave to heat the granules to retain the contents of the can in a heated condition, or placed in a freezer to retain the contents of the can in the cold condition.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to an electronic luggage tag. The luggage tag includes an electronic circuit connected to a motion detector and also connected to a source of power such as at least one DC battery. The luggage tag also includes at least one and preferably a multiplicity of illumination means such as LEDs. In its at rest condition, the electronic circuit is in a sleep mode so that only minimal power from the battery is consumed. When the tag is jostled, the motion detector activates the electronic circuit to cause the battery to generate power to the circuit which in turn causes the LEDs to blink on and off for a period of time so that the luggage tag can be located. The luggage tag is in turn attached to a piece of luggage. The luggage tag can also retain an information card.