Abstract: A packaging for dispensing a fluid, such as a lotion, includes a container for containing the fluid; a pump assembly adapted for dispensing the fluid from the container; a fan housing mounted on the container; a fan assembly rotatably mounted on the fan housing and operably connected to the fan assembly; a motor mounted in the fan housing; a battery; and a switch operably connecting the motor and the battery.

Abstract: A combination cellular telephone, sound storage device, and email communication device, used to make or receive a voice message while talking on the cellular telephone and then transmit the voice message to an email address, has microphone, a speaker, and a transmitter/receiver that are operatively connected to a controller. The controller is further operably connected to a voice recorder memory that enables a voice message to be recorded, and an email address memory that stores at least one email address. The combination functions to transmit the voice message associated with the at least one email address such that the voice message is delivered to the email address.

Abstract: A combination cellular telephone, sound storage device, and email communication device, used to make or receive a voice message while talking on the cellular telephone and then transmit the voice message to an email address, has microphone, a speaker, and a transmitter/receiver that are operatively connected to a controller. The controller is further operably connected to a voice recorder memory that enables a voice message to be recorded, and an email address memory that stores at least one email address. The combination functions to transmit the voice message associated with the at least one email address such that the voice message is delivered to the email address.

Abstract: A combination cellular telephone and sound storage device has a traditional cellular telephone having a microphone that is operably connected to a transmitter/receiver which is operatively connected to a speaker. The invention further include a sound storage device, preferably a non-volatile analog memory chip, that is also operatively connected to both the microphone and speaker. The circuit connecting the memory chip to the microphone is controlled by a record switch. The record switch is operatively controlled by a record button, thereby allowing the user to record verbal notes made into the microphone during the course of the conversation. The memory chip is operatively connected to the speaker through a play switch. The play switch is operatively controlled by a play button, thereby allowing the user to replay the verbal notes recorded on the microphone.