A pet toy includes a main body and a noise producing device. The main body has an outer surface and an interior chamber with at least one opening extending from the interior chamber to the outer surface. The noise producing device is located within the interior chamber. The noise producing device has a hollow interior with a movable member disposed therein. The movable member is free to randomly move in three dimensions within the hollow interior.

A pet toy includes a main body and a noise producing device. The main body has an outer surface and an interior chamber with at least one opening extending from the interior chamber to the outer surface. The noise producing device is located within the interior chamber. The noise producing device has a hollow interior with a movable member disposed therein. The movable member is free to randomly move in three dimensions within the hollow interior.

A vehicle system to produce audible sound includes at least one auxiliary motor to mechanically operate of a vehicle component based on a control signal and to produce an audible sound without mechanically operating the vehicle component, and a controller to output a motion control signal to control operation of the at least one auxiliary motor and to output an auditory control signal to actuate the at least one auxiliary motor to produce the audible sound. A waveguide is provided in communication with the at least one auxiliary motor and in sonic resonance with sound produced by the auxiliary motor to amplify and/or to modify the audible sound.

A religious hand garment assembly includes a pair of gloves that can be worn on a respective one of a user's hands. A ring is coupled to a respective one of the gloves and a scroll is rotatably integrated into a respective one of the gloves. The scroll is pullable outwardly from the respective glove such that the scroll is visible. A pair of noise makers is each movably coupled to a respective one of the gloves to emit an audible sound when the respective glove is shaken. A feather is coupled to a respective one of the gloves to enhance the ornamental appearance of the respective glove.

A religious hand garment assembly includes a pair of gloves that can be worn on a respective one of a user's hands. A ring is coupled to a respective one of the gloves and a scroll is rotatably integrated into a respective one of the gloves. The scroll is pullable outwardly from the respective glove such that the scroll is visible. A pair of noise makers is each movably coupled to a respective one of the gloves to emit an audible sound when the respective glove is shaken. A feather is coupled to a respective one of the gloves to enhance the ornamental appearance of the respective glove.

An illuminated acoustic device is provided including a body, a lighting element, a sensor, and a medium material. The body includes a handle and a hollow chamber extending outward from the handle. The lighting element is arranged within the body and is arranged to illuminate an interior of the hollow chamber. The sensor is positioned within the hollow chamber. The sensor is adapted to control the lighting element. The medium material is arranged within the interior of the hollow chamber.

Steel garage door decorations made out of powder coated aluminum. The decorations include a decorative hinge, a decorative barn door handle, a decorative knocker assembly and a decorative clavo. Each of the garage door decorations is made out of powder coated aluminum and retains at least one concealed permanent magnet by which the decoration is temporarily affixed to a garage door panel. Each decoration also contains at least one recess where adhesive can be applied after the proper orientation and location of each respective garage door decoration have been finalized.

Steel garage door decorations made out of powder coated aluminum. The decorations include a decorative hinge, a decorative barn door handle, a decorative knocker assembly and a decorative clavo. Each of the garage door decorations is made out of powder coated aluminum and retains at least one concealed permanent magnet by which the decoration is temporarily affixed to a garage door panel. Each decoration also contains at least one recess where adhesive can be applied after the proper orientation and location of each respective garage door decoration have been finalized.

A sound generation angular velocity-adjustable twirling device detachably attaches to a fabric-article at a peripheral attachment point or a central attachment point and enables rotation of fabric-article. The fabric-article unfurls and twirls at a rate dependent on the center of gravity at different attachment points on fabric-article. A rod forms the central axis. A textured outer sleeve encapsulates the rod for secure grasping. A first axis positions in the outer sleeve, fixedly attaching to a first-rod end. A fastening mechanism rotates freely about the first axis while retaining the fabric-article. The rotating fastening mechanism and the stationary first axis form a rotational relationship with low friction coefficient. A second axis pins a strap to the second-rod end. The device generates sound while twirling through a gear assembly and/or percussion instruments. The sound generated is proportional to the angular velocity of the gear, and to the applied torque to the sleeve.

A sound generation angular velocity-adjustable twirling device detachably attaches to a fabric-article at a peripheral attachment point or a central attachment point and enables rotation of fabric-article. The fabric-article unfurls and twirls at a rate dependent on the center of gravity at different attachment points on fabric-article. A rod forms the central axis. A textured outer sleeve encapsulates the rod for secure grasping. A first axis positions in the outer sleeve, fixedly attaching to a first-rod end. A fastening mechanism rotates freely about the first axis while retaining the fabric-article. The rotating fastening mechanism and the stationary first axis form a rotational relationship with low friction coefficient. A second axis pins a strap to the second-rod end. The device generates sound while twirling through a gear assembly and/or percussion instruments. The sound generated is proportional to the angular velocity of the gear, and to the applied torque to the sleeve.