Abstract: A lighting fixture that can be mounted on a transparent or translucent shelf using magnetic attraction between the light fixture and a matching keeper placed on the opposite surface of the shelf. The lighting fixture has a magnetic or ferrous edge that is held in place by a keeper with a similar magnetic or ferrous component.

Abstract: A tree ornament for being positioned on top of a tree to decorate the tree includes a base being configured to be mounted on a top of the tree. A centerpiece includes a reflective surface to reflect light off of the centerpiece. The centerpiece is mounted to the base. An enclosure with apertures is coupled to the base. The enclosure with apertures extends upwardly from the base and surrounds the centerpiece. Each of a plurality of light assemblies is coupled to the enclosure and arranged around the centerpiece. Each of the light assemblies is electrically coupled to a power supply. The light assemblies emit light towards the centerpiece to be reflected off of the centerpiece when the light assemblies are provided power by the power supply. Light reflected off the centerpiece is filtered and selectively directed by the apertures in the enclosure.

Abstract: A lighting fixture that can be mounted on a transparent or translucent shelf using magnetic attraction between the light fixture and a matching keeper placed on the opposite surface of the shelf. The lighting fixture has a magnetic or ferrous edge that is held in place by a keeper with a similar magnetic or ferrous component.

Abstract: An ergonomic toilet seat raising and lowering device provides a hygienic, effective, and efficient system of lifting and closing a toilet seat with a low susceptibility of being contaminated with urine or fecal matter. The invention includes a lever, a rod and a counterweight positioned away from and behind other components of a common toilet. The invention may be used on toilets and seats with a wide variety of shapes and sizes.

Abstract: An ergonomic toilet seat raising and lowering device provides a hygienic, effective, and efficient system of lifting and closing a toilet seat with a low susceptibility of being contaminated with urine or fecal matter. The invention includes a lever, a rod and a counterweight positioned away from and behind other components of a common toilet. The invention may be used on toilets and seats with a wide variety of shapes and sizes.