Abstract: A stimulation device comprising a main housing comprising a vibration generator, a battery, a wireless transceiver, and at least one control circuit operatively connected to the vibration generator, the battery, and the wireless transceiver, the main housing shaped for entering a body orifice; and a flexible antenna extending from the main housing at a bottom end thereof for remaining at least partially outside the body when the main housing is inside the body, the flexible antenna operatively connected to the wireless transceiver for receiving control signals for controlling operation of the vibration generator.

Abstract: An ergonomic stackable watering can for watering plants and flowers for example comprises a tapered reservoir having a peripheral wall, a bottom and a top opening defining a top edge of the wall, a spout extending from the reservoir so as to be in fluid communication therewith, and a handle mounted to the reservoir over a tapered hollow stem which is mounted to the bottom of the reservoir so as to extend therefrom about a hole in the reservoir. The peripheral wall further includes an enlargement for receiving a portion of the spout of a similar watering can when the watering cans are assembled in a stack. The handle of a first watering can is inserted in the stem portion of a second watering can when two such watering cans are stacked.

Abstract: A golf ball retriever having a retractable sand rake integrated at one end thereof wherein the rake assembly is unfold from a collapsed position to an extended position.

Abstract: A golf ball retriever having a retractable sand rake integrated at one end thereof wherein the rake assembly is unfold from a collapsed position to an extended position.