MXPA00003874A - Method and apparatus for enhancing an applause - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention acts as a container for food or beverages and may be converted into an apparatus to enhance an applause or boo. One embodiment is an elongated resilient member (20) attached to a container (110). The elongated resilient member is in close proximity to the container such that when the elongated resilient member is pulled away (M) from the container and released the elongated resilient member snaps back making an audible sound. Another embodiment is an apparatus for holding a beverage container. The apparatus has a top (48), a bottom (44), and at least two sidewall sections (58, 59) fixedly attached. By detaching the sidewall sections in at least one place the sidewall sections may be open and closed such that the sidewall sections hit each other to make an audible sound.

Description

i METHOD AND APPARATUS TO INTENSIFY AN APPLAUSE OR OVATION FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for creating a sound or noise, or enhancing applause or ovations, more particularly with a device cap of creating, generating, projecting or amplifying an audible sound, which allows the person or the viewer spend a minimum amount of energy to create a noise or applause or ovations, while maintaining or increasing the level of the applause sound.

The applause-enhancing device may also include a means for holding a beverage or food, or a beverage or food container. The present invention can also provide an insulating means for maintaining the food or beverage at a desired temperature. The present invention also relates to articles and packages in which a mark, message or something similar can be easily read from a first orientation or perspective, with a second message that is selectively hidden when the articles or container are viewed from the first perspective, more even the second message can be looked at when viewed from a second orientation or perspective. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Spectators at an audience normally express approval of an act or artist at create an audible sound that is known as applause. An audience can consist of a single viewer, or a large number of observers. Applause is typically created by striking both hands to generate an audible sound known as "applause".

Applause is usually created by putting together the fingers of the first hand where they form a row and touch each other, and flatly hitting the palm of the opposite hand. An applause is also generated when hitting palm against palm or fingers against fingers. 20 Applause or ovations is the most commonly used method to demonstrate appreciation for an actor's approval or performance. Conversely, viewers show their disapproval of an actor or performance by booing, and booing can be as passionate and intensely loud as applause or cheers. In any case, the reaction of the audience to an actor or performance is indicated by a noise or audible sound. The applause or ovations is not limited to applause, but includes vocal sounds such as speaking or shouting, stomping with the feet and sounds made by a variety of other actions or devices that make noise.

The dynamics involved in projecting a noise when hitting two elements, such as the hands, is simple and creates an audible and sharp sound. Sound is a vibration, or series of vibrations, that travel through 1 air or some fluid. A sound is usually perceived by an auditory organ or as an auditory sensation. The sound also feels like a vibrating sensation.

While normal applause produces a satisfactory level of sound, prolonged or repeated applause can cause swelling and irritation of the tissue of the hand. The pain that is created by repeated applause also results in a diminished desire on the part of the audience or spectator to clap and / or clap.

Temperature also plays a factor in the ability of the audience to generate applause. When an event is held outdoors in a cold climate, spectators and fans should wear heavier clothing to protect the body from the elements of the cold. Gloves are usually worn in cold climates, which greatly inhibits the viewer's ability to generate audible applause with their hands. Whether one has to take off gloves or mittens to generate a loud applause, or applaud with gloves on, which produces a muffled applause. Then the spectators must shout to generate the desired applause or ovations.

Viewers also use their voice to cheer or boo, and they usually raise their voice or shout during an event. Many spectators put their hands in hollow form around their mouth to create a configuration similar to a megaphone to direct the sound in a desired direction. While the normal scream produces a satisfactory level of sound, prolonged or repeated screaming can produce a loss of voice and an irritation of the tissue of the throat. The pain that is created by the repeated screaming also results in a diminished desire of an audience or spectator to scream.

Some examples of prior art devices used to create applause or ovations are: drums, noisemakers, wind instruments, megaphones and rattles. A simple device for making noise by Kerr is taught in U.S. Patent No. 4,463,517, wherein a multi-vane apparatus with a central pole moves forwards and backwards to generate a noise. The use of Kerr's invention does not replicate a normal applause movement. Other pallet related devices are taught in US patents # D378, 384 by Gilbert, and # D351, 627 by Bec ith, but are limited to one palette and lack an auditory camera or a means to project a voice and to hold a drink or food, or a container for drink or food.

Several attempts have also been made to combine a megaphone and rate as taught in U.S. Patent Nos. 5,501,363 by Muller et al, # 4,125,218 by ueboer, and # 4,618,066 for Vail where a drink is placed directly in the internal cavity of the rate. Then a liquid-proof seal is needed to contain a liquid in the rate itself, and the lid that closes separately must be removed before using the rate as a megaphone. The lid or reusable lids that close can easily get lost during the course of an event. A certified food grade material or plastic should also be used in any appliance where the food or beverage is in direct contact with the appliance.

Figure 1 shows a container of the prior art 110, which is used to hold a food or drink, which comprises an internal cavity 113, and a base or foot 112. As illustrated, the container can be filled with food or drinks and it can be grasped with one hand. Many containers of the prior art include indicative signs or advertisements. Figure 2 illustrates a cross-sectional view of the prior art container 110 of Figure 1 which comprises an i-ternal cavity 113, a base or foot 112, and a rear part 111. The prior art container works Well as a container, it can be stacked, and it is usually manufactured as a disposable product at the lowest possible cost. A cold or hot drink placed in such a container quickly loses its desired temperature.

Figure 17 shows a cropped perspective of an isolated rate container or carrier of the prior art 11, which has a bottom 12 holding a beverage container or a can 10. A bottle or a food container can also be held by the container. carrier 11. Many carriers for rates of the prior art may also include advertisements and / or indicia.

Figure 26 shows a full side perspective of a prior art container or rate carrier 211 having a mark or signal 219, wherein the rate carrier holds a container for a beverage or a can 10, which has an opening in the upper part that jumps when depressed 13. A bottle or container of food can also be held by the carrier 211.

Typical food or beverage containers are produced in very large volumes, and are disposable, and can include recycled or recyclable materials.

What is needed is an apparatus and method for intensifying applause or cheering, which can also serve as a container for food or drinks, or which can hold a container for food and beverages, and which can include, individually or in combination, a means to create, project or amplify a sound, an insulating medium, a means of support, a means of grasping, a means of engaging, a means to alter, a means to free, a means to engage, a means to open, a means to limit, a mark of identification, a signal, a message or announcement which can be observed ddeessddee uunnaa first perspective, and a mark, signal, message or announcement "hidden" or hidden, which can be observed from a second perspective, and which solves the previously mentioned problems. What is needed is a method or apparatus to intensify applause, ovations or booing that is simple to use, which creates a desired level of sound that has a low manufacturing cost. In addition, it may be desirable for an applauding or cheering enhancing device to include a variety and other features, individually or in combination, such as: a container for holding a food or drink; a portadojr to hold a container of food or drink; an insulating medium; a brand, signal or advertisement to promote an event, league, group or team; as well as a means to project or amplify a voice or create a sound. You can also include a means to cut the ? bias the intensifying apparatus of applause or ovations, where a medium makes a biased cut in the sections to an open position, or a closed position.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The above objects have been achieved by the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus 10 of the present invention by providing a means to create an audible sound.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancer device 15 is provided, which is removably attached to a container.

? In another embodiment, an applauding intensifier device is provided, which can be grasped with a hand.

In another embodiment, an applauding enhancer device is provided, which includes a projection, a limb for tensions, a limb for biasing, or an elastic limb for moving an applaim enhancing device or ovations from a first position to a second position. position.

In another embodiment, an applauding enhancer device is provided, which includes a member to separate the bias to move an applauding enhancer or ovations from a first position to a second position.

In one embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which is movable from a first position to a second position while an audible sound is generated when two sections are struck together.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which is movable from a first position without contacting a second contacting position while an audible sound is generated when the two sections strike together then skews back to a third position without making contact.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which is a container tf. In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancer is provided, which is a carrier for a food or beverage container.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which is a carrier of a food or beverage container which can be opened, but which remains attached when a food or beverage container is placed inside the carrier.

L5 In another embodiment, an enhancing applause or ovation device is provided, which is a container having an insulating means.

Even in another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which is a container having a variety of sections.

Yet even in another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which is a container having a handle.

Even in another embodiment, applause or cheering enhancer is provided, which is a carrier for a container having a handle.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancer device is provided, with a mark or signal.

Even in another embodiment, an applauding or ovation enhancing device is provided with a hinge.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which includes at least one opening in the section of the bottom wall.

In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which includes a variety of sections that can be selectively joined. In another embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing device is provided, which includes a variety of sections which can be selectively separated.

In another embodiment, a container is provided which has an identification mark that can be observed from a first perspective, and a second, hidden mark, which can be observed from a second perspective.

In another embodiment, a container is provided wherein a signal, message, logo or advertisement can be easily read from a first orientation, wherein a second message can be selectively hidden when the present invention is observed from a first orientation. perspective, but a second message can be observed when. it is seen from a second orientation or perspective.

In yet another embodiment, a container is provided in which a brand, signal, message, logo or advertisement is selectively hidden when the container contains a beverage or food, but the brand, signal, message, logo or advertisement can be Observe when the contents of a container are removed from the container.

Even in another embodiment, an applauding or ovation enhancing device is provided on a The mark, signal, message, logo or advertisement can be easily read from a first orientation with a second mark, signal, message or announcement that is selectively hidden when the present invention is observed from the first perspective, but the second message can be observe when looking from a second orientation or perspectives.

? In another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided, which can be worn on the hand or on a finger.

In yet another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided, which can be worn in the hand or on a finger, and can be struck against another object to create a sound.

In one embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a means for holding a beverage or food.

In one embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a means for holding a food or drink and which is a megaphone.

In one embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a means for holding a food or drink and is a clapper. In one embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a means for holding a food or drink and is a clapper with a sound chamber. In another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a carrier for holding a food or beverage container.

In one embodiment, a noisemaker is provided which comprises a carrier for holding a food or beverage container and is a megaphone.

In another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a carrier for holding a food or beverage container and is a clapper.

In one embodiment, a noisemaker having a connected handle is provided.

In another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which has a hinged body.

In one embodiment, a noisemaker is provided having a sound chamber with at least one open end.

In one embodiment, a noisemaker is provided having a sound chamber with a variety of openings.

In another embodiment, an apparatus for holding food and beverages is provided which has a body for holding a food or beverage container. tf In one embodiment, an apparatus for making noise which has uniform thicknesses of wall sections is provided.

In one embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which has two corresponding sections.

Even in another embodiment, a noise-making apparatus is provided which can be manufactured by an injection-casting process. Even in another embodiment, a noise-making apparatus is provided which can be manufactured by an injection-casting process in an open face configuration. twenty Even in another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise which can be stacked is provided.

In another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a means for holding a beverage or food and a means for opening or removing the bottom of the container.

In another embodiment, a noise-making apparatus is provided which comprises a means for holding a beverage or food and a means for sealing the bottom of the container in a liquid-tight manner.

In another embodiment, an apparatus for making noise is provided which comprises a means for holding a beverage or food and a means for opening or removing the sealed and hermetic bottom for liquids from the container.

In one embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus is provided which includes a means for detaching, which drives the sections of the apparatus into a position without making contact.

In one embodiment, there is provided an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus which includes a means for separating, which drives the sections of the apparatus to an open position.

In one embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancer r.v apparatus is provided which includes a means for separating, which drives the sections of the apparatus to a closed position.

In one embodiment, an applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus is provided which includes a mechanical means for maintaining the sections of the apparatus 10 adjacent to each other when an object or a rate is inserted into the apparatus.

In one embodiment, an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus is provided which includes a mechanical means for keeping the sections of the apparatus out of each other when an object or a rate is inserted into the apparatus.

In another embodiment, an applause or ovation enhancing apparatus 20 is provided which includes a mechanical means for separately driving the sections of the apparatus, relative to one another, when object or rate is removed from the apparatus.

B OBJECTIVES OF THE INVENTION Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus with a method which creates an audible sound.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method that replaces or intensifies applause.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which prevents damage or irritation to the tissue of the hand associated with prolonged clapping.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, which is inexpensive to manufacture and easy to use.

It is also an object of the invention to provide an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus, which f may include an identifying mark, signal, logo, message or announcement. It is also an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering intensifier apparatus, which can be grasped with one hand.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which can be manufactured in a unitary manner.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which comprises a variety of sections.

It is another object of the invention to provide a ? enhancing applause and cheering apparatus, and a method which includes a hinge.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applause and cheering intensifier apparatus, and a method which comprises a variety of sections that can be selectively linked. It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which comprises a variety of sections that can be selectively separated.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which is detachably fixed to a container.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancer apparatus, and a method which includes an aperture and a camera for projecting or amplifying a voice or sound.

It is even another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering intensifier apparatus, and a method which includes an aperture and a camera for directing or pointing a voice or sound.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, which may be removable, or fixedly attached to a pompom. It is another object of the invention to provide a container having an identification mark that can be observed from a first perspective, and a second hidden mark that can be observed from a second perspective.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering intensifier apparatus, having an identification mark that can be observed from a first perspective, and a second hidden mark, which can be observed from a second perspective.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applause and ovation enhancing apparatus, which can be stacked.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method that includes a means for preventing the user from pinching a bodily other between the sections of the apparatus. It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, which is disposable.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which is a food and beverage container with a sealed and liquid-tight bottom.

It is even an object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancer apparatus, and a method which is a container for food and beverages with an openable bottom.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which is a food and beverage container and a megaphone.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a method which is a carrier of a food or beverage container and a megaphone.

It is another object of the invention to provide a applause and cheering intensifier apparatus, and a method which is a food and beverage container and is isolated.

It is another object of the invention to provide a applause and cheering intensifier apparatus, and a method which is a carrier of a food or beverage container and is insulated.

It is another object of the invention to provide a enhancing applause and cheering apparatus, and a method which reduces the damage or irritation of the throat tissue associated with prolonged screaming.

? It is another object of the invention to provide a The applause and cheering intensifier apparatus, and means for holding together the sections of the apparatus when an object or rate is inserted into the apparatus.

It is another object of the invention to provide an applauding and cheering enhancing apparatus, and a tf * means for extending apart the sections of the apparatus when an object or rate is removed from the apparatus. For the sake of simplicity, the numbered components shown here can be interchanged, through the drawings, by providing a variety of combinations of the described invention. The other objects and benefits of the invention will be apparent from the following description when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawn figures. 15 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The following invention is illustrated by way of example and is not limited by the figures of the accompanying drawings, wherein similar references indicate similar elements and where: Figure 1 illustrates a container of the prior art.

Figure 2 illustrates a cross-sectional view of the prior art container of Figure 1. R Figure 3 illustrates a cross-sectional view of a container with a loudspeaker enhancer or ovation apparatus in a first contact position attached to the base of the container.

Figure 4 illustrates the apparatus of Figure 3 with an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus from a second position.

Figure 5 illustrates the apparatus of Figure 4 with the loudspeaker or ovation enhancer apparatus released 15 hitting the base of the container, creating an audible sound.

Figure 6 shows a total view of a p-modality of the present invention that can be attached to a container 20 to generate an audible sound.

Figure 7 shows a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of an applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus in a first contact position which involves one side of a container. Figure 8A illustrates the apparatus of Figure 7 with a loudspeaker enhancer or cheering apparatus in a second position without making contact.

Figure 8B shows a cross-sectional view of the apparatus of Figure 8-A, which has a projection or abutment for the finger.

Figure 9 illustrates the apparatus of Figure 8-A with an applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus which is released and that is striking the base of the container, creating an audible sound.

Figure 10 shows a cross-sectional view of the P present invention with an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus in a non-contacting position and having at least one projection.

Figure 11-A illustrates another embodiment of the present invention that is used to hold a food or beverage container, which has an open end and a closed end. R Figure 11-B illustrates the apparatuses of Figure 11-A, 5 which have an angular component for keeping the sections of the apparatus adjacent to each other.

Figure 11-C shows a complete view of another embodiment of the present invention having a conical shape.

Figure 11-D shows a cross-sectional view of an apparatus of Figure 11-C.

Figure 11-E illustrates a full view of the present invention that includes a whistle.

Figure 12-A shows a side view of a cut? of the applause enhancing apparatus or 20 ovations of Figure 11-A.

Figure 12-B shows a cross-sectional side view of the apparatus of Figure 12-A having a base with an opening.

Figure 13-A illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus of Figure 12 with the sections separated.

Figure 13-B is a cross-sectional view of the present invention having a hinged section in the base of the apparatus.

Figure 14 illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 12-A with the sections striking one another and creating an audible sound.

Figure 15 illustrates a cross-sectional top view of Figure 13-A in which the sections are separated from each other, and can move together to create an audible sound.

Figure 16 illustrates a cross-sectional top view of Figure 14 where the sections are making contact with each other to hold a container or create an audible sound.

Figure 17 is a cross-sectional view of a carrier for an insulated beverage container of the prior art, with a prior art beverage container within the carrier.

Figure 18-A is a full view of one embodiment of the present invention with a variety of detachable bonded sections and a handle.

Figure 18-B illustrates a full view of the apparatus of Figure 18-A having an annular component for keeping the sections of the apparatus adjacent to each other.

Figure 19-A shows a complete figure of the apparatus of Figure 18-A with a variety of separate sections and each having a handle.

Figure 19-B illustrates a full top view of the present invention having an annular member which creates a hinge on the handles, which allows the sections to be separated or opened, and keeps the sections in an aligned position. oriented, relative to one another.

Figure 19-C illustrates a top plan view of the f * apparatus of Figure 19-B having an annular member in the handles which aligns the sections, allowing the sections to remain in contact or close, and keep the sections in an aligned or oriented position, relative to one another.

Figure 20-A illustrates a cross-sectional top view of the loudspeaker enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention in a first contact position with the two sections closed together and connected with a hinge. 1. Figure 20-B illustrates a cross-sectional top view of the apparatus of Figure 20-A, which is moving to a second position with both _ separate sections in an apposition without making contact, and which are connected to a hinge. Figure 20-C illustrates a cross-sectional top view of the apparatus of Figure 20-B, with a third contact position, striking one with another, and creating an audible sound with the two sections closed, and connected in a hinge .

Figure 21-A illustrates a cross-sectional side view of an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus in a first contact position, attached to an open container.

Figure 21-B illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the apparatus of Figure 21-A in a non-contacting second position, attached to an open container.

Figure 21-C illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the apparatus of Figure 21-B in a third contact position, striking the container and creating an audible sound.

Figure 22 illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the present invention having a variety of sections and a hinged handle.

Figure 23-A illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the present invention having a handle with a movable means for locking. The means to lock together the sections to hold the container, food or drink, or something similar.

Figure 23-B illustrates the applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 23-A with the locking means removed from a jammed apposition. The applauding or ovation enhancing device is now able to separate and join together to create an audible sound.

Figure 24-A is a side view of a cut-out of an applause enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention that is used in conjunction with a cloth.

Figure 24-B is a full top view of the grasrable component of the apparatus shown in Figure 24-A, having a projection or pole.

Figure 24-C is a cross-sectional view of the component for holding the cloth of the apparatus of Figure 24-A, shown on the shaft 24C-24C, having a central post and a variety of fins.

Figure 25 illustrates a full top view of the present invention for a locking means which is engaged, the sections are held together.

Figure 26 shows a full side view of a prior art beverage container and a carrier for a container with a signal, message or announcement that can be viewed from a first perspective. Figure 27 shows a complete side view of a beverage container of the present invention from a second perspective, revealing a "hidden" or secondary mark, signal, message or advertisement which can be viewed from a second perspective.

Figure 28 shows a complete top view of a P pallet with a handle.

Figure 29 illustrates a full side view of two vanes as described in Figure 28, shown in a first separated position, where the vanes can move together to strike one another and make an audible noise.

Figure 30 is a cross-sectional side view of fj * the vane of Figure 28 shown on the 30-30 axis.

Figure 31 shows a total front view of the pallet of Figure 30.

Figure 32 shows a cross-sectional side view of a plurality of vanes, which create a cavity or sound chamber when the vanes are brought together.

Figure 33 is a sectional side view of a pallet of Figure 30 and of the pallet ribbed of the Fiqura 32 in a separate position. Fig. 34 is a complete front view of the pallet of the pallet of Fig. 30 and of the grooved pallet of Fig. 32 shown on the axle 34-34 in a separate position. Figure 35 is a cross-sectional top view of an intensifying instrument of applause or ovations with a internal cavity with two open ends, and a lower region or projection to hold a container inside the apparatus when the sections are held together.

Figure 36 is a cross-sectional top view of an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus with an internal cavity with two open ends, a lower opening and without a lower region or projection.

Figure 37 is a cross-sectional top view of an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus with an internal cavity with two open ends, a single handle and a hinged section of the body.

Figure 38 shows a carrier for a food or beverage container with a handle and an internal cavity.

Figure 39-A is a cross-sectional side view of the carrier for the food or beverage container of Figure 38 with a handle, an internal cavity and two open ends.

Figure 39-B illustrates the apparatus of Figure 39-A having a conical shape.

Figure 39-C illustrates an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the present invention having a conical shape and an "L" shaped handle, which allows the apparatus to be stacked before use.

Figure 40 is a total side view of an applauding or ovation-enhancing apparatus with hinged handles that are shown in a separate or open position.

Figure 41 illustrates a side cross-sectional view of the applause or ovation enhancer apparatus of Figure 40 with a handle, an internal cavity, two open ends and a wall section of uniform thickness.

Figure 42 shows a cross-sectional top view of an applauding or cheering enhancer in an open face configuration. This configuration is possible using conventional processes and machinery for injection casting. Figure 43 shows a complete side view of a separable rate and megaphone, which are stacked removably.

Figure 44 shows a complete top view of the rate and megaphone carrier of Figure 43.

Figure 45 shows a cross-sectional side view of the rate carrier and the megaphone of Figure 44.

Figure 46-A shows a complete top view of a rate carrier and a megaphone of the present invention 10 with a variety of internal projections.

Figure 46-B shows a cross-sectional side view of a rate carrier and a megaphone of the present invention with at least one external projection.

Figure 47 shows a side view of cut cross section of the rate carrier and a separable megaphone of Figure 44, which are stacked removably.

Figure 48 shows a complete side view of a container of the present invention with an openable liquid-tight bottom, comprising a variety of bonded and sealed sections forming the bottom of the rate. The fund of the fee may comprise at least one section that can be opened or removed.

Figure 49 shows a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 48 with a bonded and sealed bottom that forms a liquid tight barrier, which can be opened selectively. Figure 50-A illustrates a cross-sectional side view of a container of the present invention with a removable bottom.

Figure 50-B illustrates a full side view of a container of the present invention having an integral and removable bottom, and a groove or opening in the foot, of the container.

Figure 50-C illustrates a cross-sectional side view of the container of Figure 50-B. Figure 50-D illustrates a full view of the bottom of a container of Figure 50-B.

Figure 51 is a full top view of the container of Figure 50-A. Figure 52 is a full side view of an applause or cheering enhancer apparatus 5 having a separating means for moving apart the sections of the apparatus relative to one another.

Figure 53 is a cross-sectional top view 10 of the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus of Figure 52 showing an open face position.

Figure 54 is a cross-sectional top view of the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus of Figure 52 showing a closed position with a spacing that is put into the sections.

Figure 55-A is a cross-section top view? of an applause or cheering intensifier apparatus shown in an open face position having an integrated separation means, which is activated when the sections are brought into contact with each other.

Figure 55-B is a cross-sectional top view of an applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus shown in an open face position having a & separate separation medium, which is activated when the sections contact each other.

Figure 56-A is a cross-sectional side view of a full-size megaphone having an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the present invention that resides within the megaphone.

Fig. 56-B is a cross-sectional rear view of the apparatus of Fig. 56-A, shown on shaft 56B-56B, having an applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus 15 of the present invention shown in FIG. position without making contact.

Figure 56-C is a rear cut view Cross section of the apparatus of Figure 56-B, having an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the present invention shown in a non-contact position, which creates an audible sound.

Figure 57 is a complete side view of the container that is supported in the intensifier apparatus of -0 applause or ovations of the present invention having a handle, a variety of hinges, a means limiting and at least one projection that provides a means to avoid pinching.

Figure 58 is a complete view of the external face of the apparatus of Figure 57 shown in an open face configuration having a handle and a variety of hinges.

Figure 59 is a cross-sectional top view of the apparatus of Figure 58 shown in an open face configuration having a handle, a variety of hinges, a plurality of cavities, an opening and a corresponding limiting means.

Figure 60 is a complete top view of apparatus 20 of Figure 58 shown in an open face configuration having a handle, a variety of hinges, a variety of cavities, an opening, a limiting means and a means for Avoid pinching.

Figure 61 is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 58 shown in a closed face configuration having a handle, a variety of hinges, a variety of sections which create a camera and a limiting medium.

Figure 62 is a full side view of the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus of the present invention having a handle, a diversity of hinges, a limiting means and at least one projection providing a means to avoid pinching.

Figure 63 is a complete top view of apparatus 1.5 of Figure 62 that is selectively stacked in an open face configuration, which has a crescent-shaped handle, a variety of Bizarras and a means to avoid pinching.

Figure 64-A is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 62 shown in a first position having a separating means for ejecting the sections apart, a handle, a variety of hinges, a variety of sections that They create a camera, a means to avoid pinching and a limiting medium. You Figure 64-B is a complete top view of the device of Figure 64-A shown in a second position with the sections in contact, creating an audible sound.

Figure 64-C is a full top view of the apparatus of Figure 64-B shown in a third position 10 with the sections separated by a separation means, ready to be used again to create an audible sound. Figure 65 is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 64-B showing another embodiment of the pinching means. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION An apparatus or means for producing an audible sound is described. In the following description, numerous specific details, such as material types, dimensions, processes, etc., are set forth in order to provide a full understanding of the present invention. However, it is obvious to someone of ordinary skill in the art that the invention can be carried out without these specific details.

In other cases, well-known processing steps and structures are not shown in particular detail in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the present invention. Also, it should be noted that this discussion will focus primarily on creating an audible sound that intensifies applause, cheers or boos. It should be understood, however, that this approach is for illustrative purposes only. The present invention allows a user to direct a voice in the desired direction, and can be combined with a food and beverage container, or a carrier for a food and beverage container. The present invention is not limited to intensifying applause or cheers and is not limited to a container.

The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus, to which reference is made throughout this application, such as 14, 20, 33 and 34, 41, 49 and 95, 53, 63 and 64, 73 and 74, 83 and 84, 94 , 99, 100, 114, 120, 126, 133 and 134, 140, 150 and 160, 173, 180 and 190, 220, 234, 306 and 310, 320, 333, 334, 433 and 434, and 533 and 534, and can be manufactured with, but not limited to, individually, or in combination, to foams, plastic resin, metal, cellulose, wood, a composite material or the like and can be molded, formed, machined or pressed.

The present invention provides an apparatus that requires minimal effort to generate a noise or applause or ovations, regardless of environmental conditions, and which allows the audience to maintain the sound level of applause, cheers or boos throughout the performance , even allows the viewer or the audience to increase the level of the intensity of the applause sound, if desired.

The present invention also allows spectators of different physical abilities to create a noise level similar or comparable to that of applause. Spectators with physical disabilities may have difficulty clapping their hands, but they may be able to generate applause by holding a handle of the present invention with one hand and striking it with their body, or with any other object readily accessible, such as seats of the stadium or the handrail. Young children may also be able to generate applause, cheers or boos at a level of noise comparable to that of a bystander or adult enthusiast.

The present invention enhancer of applause or ovations can directly support the food or drink, but it is preferable for the present applause or ovation enhancer to hold a food or beverage container, eliminating any concern about the contamination that can be deposited in the internal part of the container. the rates of the megaphone of the prior art. The present invention also provides a disposable, low-cost megaphone rate, where a beverage is served and consumed in the usual manner, then the bottom of the megaphone rate is opened to create a megaphone. The fund that can be opened can remain attached or be removed from the megaphone rate.

The present invention includes various embodiments related to an applauding or cheering enhancer device that includes a simple one-piece device, shown in Figures 3-10, where a separate component is combined with an existing container. The user moves the device from a first separated position, where the components can be in contact with each other, to a second position without making contact, where the movement is indicated by a long arrow along this request, where here it is labeled as "M" in Figure 4, where then the user releases the apparatus generating applause or ovations to return to the first position where one component hits the other when they make contact, resulting in an audible sound.

Referring to Figure 3, a cross-sectional side view of a container 110 is shown which has a chamber or cavity 113 that is connected to an open top or mouth of the container. An apparatus for creating sound 20 and the present invention removably attaches to the base 112 of the container 110 by means of gripping means 22 and a protuberance creating a groove or channel 24 at the proximal end of a protrusion 21 at the distal end . The sound creating apparatus 20 is shown in a first contact position relative to the bottom 111 of the container 110.

The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 20 may include an identifying mark, signal, logo or the like which can be pasted like a tag or manufactured as an integral part of the apparatus. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus can also be manufactured integrally with a container.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional side view of the present invention comprising a container and an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 3, showing an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus 20 in a second position without making contact relative to the bottom 111 of the container 110. An elastic separation force is created when the applause or cheering intensifier 20 flexes away from the first contact position.

Figure 25 shows a cross-sectional view of the container and the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus 20 of Figure 4 with the component released P of the applause or ovation enhancer 20, which hits the bottom 111 of the container 110 and will create a sound audible.

Figure 6 is a full side view of the present invention comprising an applauding enhancer or ovation apparatus 20 that is selectively attached to a container, which is shown in the Figures 3-5, which has a protrusion 21 at the distal end, a grasping means or projection 22, an external snap 23 and a slot 24. The enhancer apparatus applauses or ovations 20 may include an identifying mark or something similar, may be of at least one color or comprise a logo, signal or the like.

Figure 7 is a cross-sectional side view of an embodiment of the present invention comprising an applauding or cheering intensifier 220 which is in contact with one side of the container 110. The container 110 has a hollow chamber or cavity 113, a bottom wall 111 and a base 112. The apparatus applause or cheering intensifier 220 may include an identifying mark, a signal, logo or something similar that may be attached as a tag or manufactured as an integral part of the apparatus. The loudspeaker or cheering intensifier device 220 is also can adhere when inserting the end that connects inside the opening of the upper part that jumps when pressed from a container or can, as shown in Figures 21A-21C.

Figure 8-A is a cross-sectional side view of the container and the applauding enhancer. # ^ u ovations shown in Figure 7 in the applause or cheering intensifier 220 shown in a taut position without making contact relative to the side of the container 110. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus can be selectively released from a taut position that is not in contact to strike the side wall of the container 110 and create a audible sound.

Figure 8-B is a cross-sectional side view of the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus 220 of Figure 8-A having a clasp 223, 15 a grasping means 222 for selectively connecting an applause enhancing apparatus or ovations 220 to a container or to a projection or annular post 115.

Figure 9 is a cross-sectional side view of a container and an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus shown in Figures 7 and 8-A with an applauding or cheering intensifier 220 displayed by tapping the side of a container 110 and that creates an audible sound or noise.

Figure 10 is a side cross-sectional view of the present invention comprising another embodiment than an applauding or cheering intensifier 320 which contacts the side of a container 110, which has a means for grasping 322, a section connection 323 and a protrusion 321 for selectively moving and releasing the applause or cheering enhancer 320. An audible sound is created when the applause or cheering intensifier 320 moves to a non-contacting position, and then releases it. so that it hits the side wall of the container 110.

Another enhancer of applause or two piece ovations is shown in Figures 11A-16, where each section can be grasped with the hands and can be separated and returned with a beating motion to create an audible sound. A cavity or chamber can be included to intensify a sound or noise. A sound or noise can also be created by adding a whistle to the present invention as shown in Figure HE. The shape of the camera can create a directional sound, depending on the shape or configuration of the camera, which can be conical, frustro-conical, cylindrical, round, elliptical or geometric. The spectators normally ? They put their hands around the mouth to direct their voice in a specific direction. The sound waves are reflect outside the cupped hands and move in a more specific direction. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus of the present invention can be manufactured from virgin or recycled plastic, cellulose products, metal, composites or any other suitable material to create a device. Many manufacturing processes can be used in the manufacture of the present invention, including, but not limited to, injection molding, machining, thermoforming, pressing, rolling, blow molding, shattered broken or something similar.

Figure HA is a complete side view of the P present invention comprising a loudspeaker enhancer or ovation apparatus with a diversity of corresponding sections 33 and 34, each having a base 31 and 32 respectively, and a contact or coupling section 37 and 38. The loudspeaker enhancing apparatus or ovations 33 and 34 create a container with an open end, a closed bottom and a chamber 35 where they meet.

Figure 11B is a full side view of the present invention having a simple rigid or elastomeric annular component 16 positioned around the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus for coupling sections 33 and 34 so that a container can be placed within the enhancer apparatus. applause or ovations. The annular component 16 can be manufactured in an integrated manner with the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus, or it can be a separate component. An insulating material can be used to manufacture the loudspeaker or ovation enhancing apparatus 33 and 34.

Figure 11C is a full side view of the present invention having a conical shape, comprising a variety of corresponding sections 333 and 334, each having a base 331 and 332 respectively, and a contact or coupling section 337 and 338. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 333 and 334 creates a container with an open end, a closed bottom and a chamber 335 where they are coupled.

Figure 11D is a cross-sectional side view of Figure 11C having a conical shape, comprising a variety of corresponding sections 333 and 334, each having a base 331 and 332 respectively, and a contact or coupling section 337 and 338. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 333 and 334 creates a container with an open end, a closed bottom and a chamber 335 where they engage.

Figure HE is a full view of the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus of Figure 11a showing at least one section including a chamber or opening 151, which generates a whistling sound when the air is pushed through this opening or camera. The whistle can be included in all applauding or cheering enhancing devices described herein.

Figure 12A is a side cross-sectional view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure HA comprising sections 33 and 34 that meet in criss-cross areas 37 and 38 respectively. The applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus 33 and 34 may include an identifier grille, a signal, logo or the like which may be attached as a tag or manufactured as an integral part of the apparatus.

Sections of base 31 and 32 are shown, but not necessarily create an audible sound or noise with the loudspeaker or cheering device 33 and 34.

Figure 12B is a cross-sectional side view of the present invention having sections 33 and 34, cross-linked areas 37 and 38 respectively, and which create a chamber 35 when engaged, and corresponding base sections 131 and 132 that create an opening of sufficient size to speak or create a sound therethrough, wherein the applauding intensifier apparatus or ovations 33 and 34 can project and amplify a voice or sound like a megaphone.

Figure 13A is a cross-sectional side view of an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus of Figures HA and 12A showing corresponding sections 33 and 34 spaced apart from each other. Sections 33 and 34 can move together, striking one another, and creating an audible sound, as shown in Figure 14.

The base or background of the applauding or cheering enhancer device may also include a section # ^ hinged as shown in Figure 13B, so that the sections remain oriented and aligned between a first closed position, a second open position and a third closed position. This mode can also be attached to a pole or pompom, for when the pole or pompom is shaken a noise is emitted.

Figure 13B is a side cross-sectional view of the apparatus of Figure 13A being coupled by a hinge 270, which allows the sections 33 and 34 to move selectively from a position of contact to a non-contact position, or from a non-contact apposition to a contact position. A means of hinges can be oriented longitudinally in _ the flange on one side of the applause or cheering intensifier device which connects the sides of the sections 33 and 34, either in intersection sections 37 or 38.

Figure 14 is a cross-sectional side view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figures HA and 13A showing the corresponding sections 33 and 34 striking each other in cross sections 37 and 38 respectively, which creates an audible sound. Chamber 35 is created when sections 33 and 34 are in contact in cross sections 37 and 38.

Figure 15 is a cross-sectional top view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 13A showing the corresponding sections 33 and 34 separated from each other.

Figure 16 is a cross-sectional top view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 14 showing the corresponding sections 33 and 34, striking one another in cross sections 37 and 38 respectively, and creating an audible sound.

FIGS. 18A-20C and 22 show an intensifier 5 of applause or ovations of two pieces, wherein the sections are joined with a hinge so that the sections remain oriented and aligned between a first contact position, a second separated position. , and a third hitting or contacting position.

The enhancer of applause or ovations of the present broadcast may also include a section that can be used as a handle to hold a container, create a sound or to intensify applause or ovations. A means to join the sections can include an annular component that holds the handles so that a beverage container can be placed in the applause or cheering enhancer device shown in Figures 19B and 19C. twenty Figure 18A is a full side view of the present invention comprising an apparatus ! • intensifier of applause or ovations with a handle that has a diversity of corresponding sections 133 and 134, interconnected sections 137 and 138 and a handle 139. Each section 133 and 134 may include a single handle. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 133 and 134 create a container with a camera 135 when they are coupled. You can use a 0 insulating material for making applause or cheering enhancer apparatus 133 and 134. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 133 and 134 or handle 139 may include an identification mark, a signal, a logo or the like which may be adhered as a tag or manufactured as an integral part of the device. Figure 18B is a full side view of Figure 18A including a rigid or elastomeric annular component 16 that can be placed around the loudspeaker enhancer or cheers joining sections 133 and 134 so that a container can be placed inside the apparatus intensifier of applause or ovations. The annular component 16 can be manufactured integrally with the applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus, or it can be a separate component. An insulating material can be used to manufacture the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus 133 and 134. Figure 19A is a full side view of the present invention comprising an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus showing the corresponding sections 133 and 134 separately and each section having an individual grip 136 and 139 respectively. The section 133 having a handle 136, a bottom 131 and a front 137 which is interconnected with a corresponding section on the adjacent surface of the section 134. Figure 19B is a full top view of the Figure 19A having the corresponding sections 133 and 134 separated and each section having an individual handle 136 and 139 respectively, and interconnected sections 137 and 138 respectively, bottom 131 and 132 respectively, a hinged area 130 and a movable member 92 positioned distally of sections 133 and 134 on handles 136 and 139. The position of a mobile member 92 allows sections 133 and 134 to move from a first contact position to a second non-contact position and back to a third position. Contact position that allows sections 133 and 134 to hit one another creating an audible sound. The hinge 130 is oriented longitudinally at the rim of the • Grips 136 and 139. While the mobile member 92 moves toward the 5 handles / interconnection of the bodies, the sections 133 and 134 will remain together as shown in Figure 19C. While the mobile member 92 moves to the axis of the lugs 136 and 139 which is parallel to the apparatus 133 and 134, a hinge 130 is created and the sections 133 and 134 may be apart or open. Figure 19C is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 19A with a movable member 92 positioned adjacent to the bodies of sections 133 and 134, separation sections 133 and 134 to remain in a closed or contact position, and allowing a food or beverage container to be placed within the apparatus 133 and 134. - Figure 20A is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 18A shown on the axis 20A-20A that is in a first position of contact or closed, and having a diversity of corresponding sections 133 and 134, interconnected sections 137 and 138 respectively, bottoms 131 and 132 respectively, and handles 136 and 139 respectively, which are joined on a hinge 130. The food or beverage container it can be placed inside the cavity 135 which is created when the sections 133 and 134 are closed or joined. The hinge 130 is oriented longitudinally on the flange of the lugs 136 and 139. Figure 20B is a cross-sectional top view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 20A showing the corresponding sections 133 and 134 in one position open without being in contact, but joined by a hinged section 130, with each section 133 and 134 having a handle 136 and 139 respectively. The hinge 130 may be an integral integral hinge or a separate component having a hinge means. While apparatus 133 and 134 moves forward and backward, sections 133 and 134 open and close, striking each other in intersecting sections 137 and 138 respectively, in the closing stroke, and creating an audible sound. Figure 20C is a full top view of the apparatus of Figure 20B shown in a third contact position with sections 133 and 134 striking each other in cross sections 137 and 138 respectively, and creating an audible sound.

A simple one-piece applause or applanation apparatus is shown in Figures 21A-21C, which can be removably attached to a food or beverage container, wherein the apparatus The applause enhancer or ovation moves from a first separated position to a second non-contact position, and selectively releases to a third contact position and creates an audible sound when the applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus ) hit the container. Figure 21A is a cross-sectional side view of the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention residing in the reading 13 of a container 10, shown in the first position, having an internal projection 109, and an external projection 101, which is selectively mobile from a first contact position and, to a second position of no P contact a third contact position, and that creates an audible sound by means of a projection or lever 100 that make contact with the container 10. Figure 21B is a cross-sectional side view of the apparatus of Figure 21A that resides in the opening 13 of the container 10, shown in a second non-contact position, having a internal projection 109, an external projection 101, which moves selectively from the first contact position, to a second non-contact position. Figure 21C is - a cross-sectional side view of the apparatus of Figure 21A that resides in the opening 13 of the container 10, showing in a third striking position, having an internal projection 109, an external projection 101, which it is selectively read from a second non-contact position, and that creates an audible sound. Figure 22 is a cross-sectional side view of another embodiment of the present invention comprising an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus with the handles 236 and 239 which are fixed together with hinges or at least one protrusion or lock 240 which is it fits into a corresponding slot or basin 242. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus can be held in one hand by a handle 241 and can be moved back and forth to cause the corresponding sections 233 (not shown here) and 234 to separate and hit and allow the applauding or cheering intensifier to create an audible sound using only one hand. 61 Other bonding means may be manufactured in the components as shown in Figures 23A, 23B and 25. The applause or cheering intensifiers described herein may also include a attached or removable pompom, which is normally used by cheerleaders. The bottom of the applause or cheering enhancer device may include at least one opening where a voice may be projected through the loudspeaker enhancer or ovation device such as a megaphone as shown in Figures 36-37, and in other embodiments in this application. In this way, the enhancer applause or cheering device can be incorporated into the routines of the cheerleaders. Figure 23A is a cross-sectional side view of the present invention comprising an applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus 64 having a chamber 65 a bottom 61, and a handle 62 which selectively joins by a locking latch 66 which is connected to a handle 62 on a hinge 63. The applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus comprises two sections (only one section 64 is shown here) which creates a holder for the container. By securing the corresponding sections it maintains sections adjacent to each other. A means for securing the sections can be provided so that when a container or object is inserted into the applauding intensifier or ovations in a closed form, the sections remain together, a container or object is removed, the sections are free to open. This can be achieved by a projection or cam which is movable from a first open position to a second closed position. FIGURE 23B is a sectional side view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of FIGURE 23A having a lock latch 66 that is withdrawn from a closed position where the applause or ovation enhancer apparatus can be opened and closed, and used to create an audible sound. A cloth is also used for when the spectator shows approval in the events. The spectators hold the cloth and spin them like a propeller. The present invention also provides a noise ng device which can be attached to the rotating end of the cloth, so that when the cloth is moved through the air, an audible sound is emitted. The sound emitting device can be fixed permanently or removably to the cloth.

Another embodiment of an applause enhancer or ovations related to the cloth may comprise a device which is held in one hand with a clamped cloth. While the subject cloth is rotated or agitated, a noise 5 is emitted by the apparatus. A simple two-piece applause or cheering intensifier that is used with a cloth shown in Figures 24A-24C, wherein a cloth is removably attached to the apparatus and the user moves the apparatus in a circular motion, rotating the towel and causing the fins of the device to make contact with a fixed projection, and create an audible sound. Figure 24A is a side view of a cutout of an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus that can used in conjunction with a cloth, comprising a base 306 having a graspable post 305 and a fixed projection 307, and which is selectively fixed P to a mobile housing 310, which is located concentrically in the base 306 by a shaft with tabs or secure 311, a housing 310 having an opening or means for gripping 313 to selectively fix a cloth, and at least one flexible fin 312 that contacts a post 307 or a base 306. The user places a cloth partially through opening 313 and moving the apparatus and cloth in a circular motion, causing the towel to rotate in the apparatus, and creating an audible sound when flexible flap 312 contacts post 307 at base 306. Therefore, a viewer can create both a compelling visual and audible sound at the same time. Figure 24B is a full top view of the graspable apparatus of Figure 24A, having a base 306 and a fixed post 307.) Figure 24C is a cross-sectional view of the apparatus holding the cloth of Figure 24A shown on shaft 24C-24C, and having a housing 310, a concentrically located latch 311, and a plurality of flexible fins 312. FIG. 25 is a complete top view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of FIGS. 23A and 23B with the corresponding sections 63 and 64 making contact or striking one another at interconnections 69 and 68 respectively, and which create an audible sound when struck. Sections 63 and 64 are joined in a handle 62. If the locking latch 66 is in the closed position, the sections remain together and ready to be used as a container, or a food or beverage holder.

Typically food or beverage containers, or container holders, include an identification mark, signal, message or announcement as shown in Figure 26. The present invention may include at least one identification mark, one signal, a message or an announcement. In addition, the present invention, which is shown in Figure 27, may also include a variety of marks, signals, messages or advertisements while a first mark, signal, message or announcement is observed in a normal manner from a first perspective, with a second mark, signal, message or advertisement that can be observed and only from a second perspective, and revealing a "hidden" or secondary mark, sign, message or advertisement.The hidden and observable marks can be placed directly in the food container and drinks.

It should also be noted that the "hidden" or secondary mark can be oriented 180 degrees to the first mark, so that the second mark can be seen when the user is consuming the food or drink from the container, or when screaming through the rate of the megaphone. A signal or message may be provided in the present invention, or in a container or container, and may include at least one or a plurality of messages where each can be observed individually, depending on the observation perspective, or on the case of a diversity, you can see them together. The intensifier 5 applause or ovations that hold food or drink can also include an insulating medium to better maintain the desired temperature in food or drink. This insulating means also isolates the user from the hot or cold temperatures contained in food D or beverage. The applause or ovation enhancer may also include a means for amplifying or projecting a voice or other audible sound. Figure 26 is a full side view of the beverage container 10 with an opening at the top that jumps when pressed 13 and a handle 211 having an identifying mark 219. A second hidden mark can not be observed from this perspective. Figure 27 is a full view of a second perspective of the present invention comprising a beverage container 10 with an opening at the top that jumps when pressed 13 and a handle 211 of Figure 26 where a second Hidden mark " 230 or message is now visible from this second perspective.The mark that is observed from the first perspective 219 can also be seen from the second perspective as shown in this drawing.The container can • include a means to have a variety of messages in a tag, container or container where only one message can be observed at the same time. This can be achieved through a manipulation of holographic, retractive, stratified, or hidden images or something similar. A hidden mark or message can be used for >; Identify a prize in a contest or bet. The hidden mark can also be included in any loudspeaker or applanation enhancer shown in this application. A simple clapper is shown in Figures 28-31, where the user places a hand or fingers inside an opening or handle and hits the apparatus against a bare or gloved hand, another clapper or on another object. The applause enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention may also include a grab or elastic strap to maintain the applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus adjacent to the hand or body part.

As shown in Figure 32 a clapper having a cavity or chamber and at least one open end. Both ends of the clapper may be open, the clapper may comprise a cavity or chamber without open ends. The handle is shown in this embodiment of the invention, but does not necessarily create a sound with the apparatus. A clapper is shown in Figures 33 and 34 which combines the flat face clapper of Figure 28 with the clapper with chamber of Figure 32. Figure 28 is a full top view of the present invention comprising a pallet 41 with a handle 42. Paddle 41 can be grasped with an open or closed hand and moved back and forth to strike a hand, part of the body or other object to create a noise or audible sound. Figure 29 is a full side view of two similar vanes 41 of Figure 28 and shown in a first separated position, having a body 41, a handle 42 and a front 43, wherein the vanes 41 can be moved together to hit one another making a noise or audible sound. Figure 30 is a cross-sectional side view of a vane 41 of Figure 30 shown on an axis 30-30 having a body 41, a handle 42, an opening 40 created between the body 41 and the handle 42 and a front 43. Figure 31 is a complete front view of the vane 41 of Figure 30 having a body 41, a handle 42, and an opening 40 created between the body 41 and the handle 42 and the front 43. Figure 32 is a cross-sectional side view of two vanes 53, each of the present invention, having a cavity or chamber 55, an open end 57, a closed opposite end 54, a crisscrossed section or flange 56, a handle 52, and an opening 50 created between the body 53 and the handle 52. A cavity or sound chamber 55 is created when the body sections are put together. The sound emitted from striking the sections 53 together creates a sound that can be directed from the open end 57 of the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 53 and 53.

Figure 33 is a cross-sectional side view of the pallet of the platform 41 of Figure 30 and of the pallet in the chamber 53 of Figure 32 shown in a first separated position. Sections 41 and 53 can be moved from a first separated position to a second striking position thereby creating an audible noise or sound. ^ Figure 34 is a complete front view of the pallet of platform 41 of Figure 30 and of the pallet of the chamber 53 of Figure 32 shown in the axis 34-34 and in a first separated position. Sections 41 and 53 can be moved from a first separated position, to a second striking position thereby creating an audible noise or sound. 3 An applauding or cheering intensifier device having a hinged handle, a cavity for holding a food or beverage container and an opening is shown in Figure 35 where the invention can hold a container of food or beverages when sections come together, and are used as a megaphone when the container is removed and the sections remain joined or held in close proximity, or P can be used to create a noise or sound similar to applause when the sections are allowed to open and to close from here to there, beating together when they close. The handle is grasped with the fingers or with the hand and the device moves back and forth to the other hand, body or other object. This movement allows the sections to open in the outward stroke and to close in the inward stroke where a sound is created when the apparatus moves in the direction of, and makes contact with, the hand, body or other object .

In addition, the user can hold the applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus in a stationary position in one hand and create an audible sound by striking the apparatus with the other hand, or another object. Figure 35 is a cross-sectional top view of an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the present invention shown in a closed position. The applause or cheering enhancer apparatus 73 and 74 can be used to hold a food or beverage container when sections 73 and 74 are closed, and can be used as a megaphone when sections 73 and 74 are adjacent or closed and when removed the food or beverage container, or can be used as a clapper when the food or beverage container is removed and sections 73 and 74 are free to open and close, thus creating an audible sound or noise when struck together. Sections 73 and 74, with the handles 76 and 79 respectively, being hinged on the hinge 70, and having an internal cavity 71 when the sections 73 and 74 are together, with two open ends, and lower portions or projections 172 and 72 respectively. The flanges 77 and 78 of the sections ^? 73 and 74 respectively, intersect allowing the two sections to form a container when they are joined. The flanges 77 and 78 are brought into contact with each other correspondingly and create an audible noise or sound when struck, or when closed from an open position. The entire flange of sections 73 and 74 can create an audible noise or sound when the 3 sections contact one another from an open position. An applauding or ovation enhancing device with a hinged handle and an internal cavity is shown in Figure 36. The handle is shown in this embodiment of the invention, but is not necessary to create a sound with the apparatus. The projection or lower region described in Figure 35 is not shown or is P necessary to hold a container when the holder of the applanation intensifier container 20 or ovations comprises a conical configuration when an aperture diameter is less than the diameter of the container. Normally a rate is conical shape can fit corresponding in the intensifier applause or cheering device.

Figure 36 is a cross-sectional top view of the present invention and shown in a contact position comprising an applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus 83 and 84 that creates an internal cavity 81 with two open ends, a lower opening and without a lower region or projection. The sections 83 and 84 are joined in the hinge 80, which is oriented longitudinally in the flange of the grippers 86 and 89 with the corresponding flanges 87 and 88 that are shown ) making contact with each other. An applauding or ovation enhancing device with a fixed handle and a cavity shown in Figure 37 wherein the body hinges at the interconnection of the handle / body. A smaller projection or region as shown in Figure 35 is not included, the applauding or cheering enhancer device may include a region, so that a food or beverage container can be placed inside the apparatus when the sections are together. Figure 37 is a top view of a cross section of the present invention shown in a contact position comprising an applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus 94 having an internal cavity 91 a sound chamber with two open ends, a handle single 96, with the section of the body 94 that can be opened in the hinge 90, which is longitudinally oriented in the rim of the section 94 and of the handle 96. The corresponding flanges 97 and 98 are shown by contacting the one with the other. An unitary applause or applanation enhancer device with a fixed handle, a cavity for holding a beverage or food container and an opening is shown in Figures 38, 39A-39C, wherein the invention can hold a beverage or food container or which can be used as a megaphone when the container is removed. Although shown, the handle does not have to be included for the invention to have a container or to be used as a megaphone. In mention may also include a conical configuration or other configurations that are cited in this application. The user can create an audible sound such as applause by hitting the applauding intensifier device or unitary ovations against another object, such as a hand, or another part of the body, or a separate object. The Figure 39C shows an applause enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention which can be stacked together easily before use.

Figure 38 is a full side view of the present invention comprising an enhancer apparatus (• applause or ovations of a piece 14 to hold a food or beverage container, or hold food or drinks The applause enhancer or ovation apparatus 14 having a bottom 18, an upper lip or flange 24, an internal cavity 15 that opens to the upper part of the apparatus 14, a handle 19 connected to the apparatus by a rail 17 and an opening 0 26 to insert the fingers of the hand through to grasp the device 14. The applauding or ovation enhancing device can be held with one hand and moved to strike an object, creating an audible sound or noise. The handle 19 is shown, but is not necessary to create an audible sound or noise with the apparatus 14. Figure 39A is a cross-sectional side view P of a unit applause or unit enhancer having a bottom 18, a flange or upper lip 24, an internal cavity 15 open in the upper part of the apparatus 14, a handle 19 connected to the apparatus by a plurality of rails 17 and an opening 26 for inserting the fingers or a hand through it for grasping the apparatus 14. The bottom 18 may also include an opening 25 that is allowed to the apparatus 14 to be used as a megaphone. Figure 39B is a cross-sectional side view of a one-piece applause or ovation enhancing apparatus with a conical shape with two open ends comprising a body 14, an internal cavity or chamber 15, a lip or upper opening 24, a handle 19 fixed to the body 14 by a plurality of rails 17 with an opening 26 which is of sufficient size to insert a hand, and a bottom 18 having an opening 25. The user can place the applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus 14 near the mouth and scream in the opening 25, directing a voice in the desired direction. The body 14 can be used to hit another object, creating an audible sound. Figure 39C is a cross-sectional side view of a one-piece applause or ovation enhancing apparatus with a conical shape that can be stacked with two open ends comprising a body 14, an internal cavity or chamber 15, an opening or lip upper 24, a handle 19 fixed to a body 14 by means of at least one rail 17 with an opening 26 which is of sufficient size to insert a hand, and a bottom 18 having an opening 25. The user can place the intensifier apparatus of applause or ovations 14 near the mouth and scream in the opening 25, v directing the voice in the desired direction. The body 14 can be used to hit another object, creating a audible sound. Figure 40 shows a full side view of the applause enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention in an open position with an internal cavity, a lower region for holding a food or beverage container when the appliance is closed, with corresponding lugs attached by a hinge. Figure 40 is a full side view of the present invention comprising an applauding or ovation enhancing apparatus 49 and 95 with wall sections of uniform thickness connected to a longitudinally oriented hinge 30 shown in an open or non-contacting position. The applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus 95 and 49 can be closed and used to hold a food or beverage container, or it can be used as a megaphone, or it can be used as a clapper or to make noise by shaking the apparatus back and forth when Sections 95 and 49 hit each other.

The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 95 and 49 having corresponding upper lips or lips 82 and 48, lower lips 93 and 44, intersecting shoulders 59 and 58, lower projections or regions 39 and 28, an open upper end 46 and open lower ends 60 and 29, and rails for handles 85 and 47 which share a common hinge 30, an internal cavity or sound chamber 45 and an opening 27 for inserting a hand or finger therein. Figure 41 shows an applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus which has a consistent full-length wall thickness with a hinged handle, a cavity to hold a food or beverage container, and two open ends, wherein the invention can hold a food or beverage container when the sections are put together, and be used as a megaphone when the container is removed and the sections remain together, or can be used to create a noise or sound similar to applause when sections are allowed to close and open, striking together when closed. A consistent wall thickness means that the invention can be easily manufactured with conventional practices too by injection. You can use virgin material, recycled, or a combination of both, to make the applauding or cheering device. Figure 42 < • shows a configuration of how the present invention can be emptied by injection or manufactured in an open face configuration. Figure 41 is a side cross-sectional view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 40 having an internal sound chamber or cavity 45, an upper opening 46 an upper lip 10 48, a lower lip 44, a projection or lower inner region 28, a lower opening 29, a rail 47 which attaches the body 49 to the gripper 36, and an opening 27 for inserting a hand through it. Figure 42 is a cross-sectional top view of the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus shown in Figure 40 in an open face configuration where several features can be included _ in the device through plastic injection processes. The applause enhancer or ovation apparatus 95 and 49 20 having respective body sections 95 and 49, flanges 59 and 58, lower regions or projections 39 and 28, handles 85 and 47 that share a common animated handle 30, and wall sections uniformly thick.

Because of practical use, disposable rates are used to maintain beverages during large sports and entertainment events. The cans or bottles are not used because they present a danger 5 when catching the contents in the container and can be thrown by the fans in a row. A rate and a rate holder is shown in Figure 43 (full side view) and Figure 47 (cross sectional side view) where a rate is inserted into the megaphone holder. The rate carrying megaphone is shown in Figures 43-47. A grasping means may be included on the outer surface, as shown in Figure 46B, or internally, as shown in Figure 46A, where internal projections suspend the rate within the megaphone holder. You can also include a grab handle to grab the enhancer of applause or cheers in the rate-carrying megaphone. The external means for grasping can also comprise annular rings, jagged edges or something similar which creates an improved means of grabbing. When the rate is removed from the megaphone holder, the device can be used as a megaphone. A mark or signal can be placed on the holder or on the fee. The holder can also comprise an insulating means. Figure 43 is a full side view of the present invention comprising a rate 110 and a tapered megaphone 120 tacked together. The rate 110 and the pad megaphone 120 can be selectively separated and can be manufactured from paper, wood products, plastic, or any suitable material to hold a liquid or food. The material can be coated with wax or something similar and the rate 110 of the megaphone 120 can be selectively held by an adhesive or bonding material so that they remain together while a food or drink is consumed, which can be easily separated when the user so he wants it. The megaphone 120 comprises an upper part 122, a lower part 121 and is shown as a holder, but can be placed within the rate 110 as well. The rate 110 comprises an internal cavity 113 which can be filled with food or drinks and an opening in the upper part 14 and the lower part 111 and base 112 closed. The carry-on megaphone can also hold a can or a bottle bag. The speaker megaphone 120 is shown in a conical configuration, but can comprise any number of configurations that allows the container to be held within a portaglass megaphone. A mark, logo, or signal can also be included in the bullhorn 120. A hidden message can be included in the internal wall section of the bullhorn or on the external wall of the rate which is inserted inside the bullhorn. This can be used to identify a prize in a contest or bets. Fig. 44 is a complete top view of the portaglasses megaphone of Fig. 43 having a body 120, an upper flange 122, a lower flange 121, and an internal cavity or sound chamber 123. Both the rate 110 and the megaphone 120 are of a similar conical configuration where they sharpen closely together. Figure 45 shows a cross-sectional side view of the megaphone of Figure 44 shown on the shaft 45-45, having an upper rim 122, a lower rim 123, and an internal cavity or sound chamber 123. The Figure 46A is a complete top view of the handlebar of Figure 43 having an upper flange 122, a lower flange 121, an internal sound chamber or cavity 123, internal projections 125 for suspending a rate within the bullhorn. Internal projections 125 can also provide stability to the structure. FIG. 46B is a cross-sectional side view of the handle megaphone of FIG. 43 having an upper flange 122, a lower flange 121, an inner sound chamber or cavity 123, and a longitudinally oriented outer projection 184 for an improved means of grabbing. The external grasping means may also comprise annular rings, jagged edges or something similar which creates an improved grasping means. Fig. 47 is a cross-sectional side view of the rate 110 of the grommet megaphone 120 of Fig. 43 which are being stacked together. The rate 110 and the bullhorn 120 can be separated selectively. The layer includes an upper lip 114, a lower part 111, a fold or base 112 and an internal cavity 113. The handle megaphone 120 comprises an upper part 122, a bottom 121, an internal cavity 123. The rate 110 may include a lateral wall that can be expanded or contracted so that when a beverage or food product is placed within the rate, the side wall will expand and bond by friction to the megaphone portatasas.

The invention may also comprise a rate with a lower part that can be opened that is shown in the (^ Figures 48 and 49. A rate or container with a removable bottom which is manufactured in an integral manner in the container is shown in Figures 50A-50D and 51. Figure 48 is a side cut-away view. of the present invention comprising a rate 99 or at least a lower section that can be opened or removed or selectively 118 and a foot or base 119. A food or drink is placed within the cavity 115 of the rate 99 , when consumed the user opens the lower section 118 of the rate 99 so that it can be used as a megaphone.A liquid-tight or openable seal is formed in at least a lower section 118 which forms the part lower of the rate and which is sealed in the overlapped section 117. The perimeter or? lower circumference is sealed by the seal 75. The rate 99 can be made of paper or wood products, 20 plastic, or any suitable material to maintain a liquid or The material can be coated with wax or something similar. Figure 49 is a full top view of the rate 99 of the megaphone of Figure 48 which comprises a body 99, an upper lip or flange 116, an internal cavity 115, a variety of lower sections that can be opened selectively. which create an airtight seal to overlapping liquids in seal 117. FIG. 50A is a side cross-sectional view of the present invention comprising a rate 140 having an internal cavity or chamber 142, a flange or lip. upper 141, a lower part that can be opened or withdrawn selectively 143 with a pull tab 144 and a foot or base 146, a food or beverage is placed inside the cavity 143 of the rate 140, upon being consumed the user withdraws the lower part 143 of the rate 140 so that it can be used as a megaphone. HE forms a liquid-tight seal that can be opened or removed by at least one lower section 143 which can include a slide tab 144 or something similar to easily remove the lower part 143 of the rate 140. The circumference or lower perimeter is seals by seal 145. Rate 140 can be manufactured from paper or products made of wood, plastic or any suitable material to hold a liquid or food. The material can be coated with wax or something similar.

Figure 50B is a full side view of the present invention comprising a unit rate 173 in a selectively open or withdrawn lower part which has an internal cavity or chamber, a flange or upper lip 171, foot or base 176 and an opening 179 that allows it to slide the tongue, and is described later, so that it is integrally manufactured in the container 173. The opening 179 allows a mobile center to be placed in the lower part of the container 173 using processes conventional injection castings to create a slidable tab 175. FIG. 50C is a side cross-sectional view of the apparatus of FIG. 50B, comprising a unit rate 173 with a lower part 177 integrally manufactured, which can be opened or removed selectively having a slidable tongue 175, a cavity or internal chamber 172, a flange or upper lip 171, a foot or base 176. A food or drink is collocated ocan inside the cavity of the rate 173, is consumed and the user removes the lower part 177 of the rate 173 so that it can be used as a megaphone. An openable or removable liquid-tight seal 178 is integrally molded into a selectively removable lower section 177 which includes a slide tab 175 or the like to easily remove the lower portion 177 from the rate. 173. The circumference or lower perimeter is sealed by a seal 178. Rate 173 can be manufactured from coated paper or coated wood products, plastic, or any suitable material to hold a liquid or food. Figure 50D is a complete bottom view of the apparatus of Figure 50C, comprising a unit rate of 0 loudspeaker 173 with a selectively openable lower part 177, having a slidable tongue 175 with an opening 174 that allows the tongue 175 to grip, the lower part 177 is sealed by an integrally manufactured seal 178. A food or beverage is placed inside the cavity of the rate 173, consumed and the user removes the lower part 177 of the rate 173 so that it can be used as a megaphone. An applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus having 0 means of separation for moving the sections of the apparatus to an open or non-contacting position is shown in Figures 52-55B. An elastic member or elastic band is described in Figures 52-54 which provides a separating means for opening the apparatus.

An integral member for the separation of the section of the apparatus towards an open position is shown in the ß Figure 55. A spring, blade, a twisting spring or the like can also be included in the apparatus to drive the sections apart. A separate component for biasing the components in an open or non-contact position is shown in Figure 55B. A snap fastener with resilient member may also be included to urge the applause or cheering enhancer sections 3 to a closed or contacting position. A means for mechanically maintaining the sections of the intensifier apparatus of applause or ovations closed when an object or rate is inserted into the cavity of the instrument. appliance can also be included. Figure 51 is a full top view of the rate of the megaphone of Figure 50A having a body 140? cavity or inner chamber 142, a lower part 143 that can be permanently removed and an upper flange FIGURE 52 is a full side view of the present invention comprising an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus having a body 160, an upper flange 161, a base 166, a handle 169 that is connected to the body via a rail 167 which includes a post or projection 163 and a cavity 164 for & holding an elastic member or elastic band 158 to maintain a separation force open in the sections of the apparatus, relative to one another. The elastic band 158 is hooked on the post 173, and a basin can also be made relative to the inner surface of the rail 167. An object or a rate can be inserted into the apparatus 160 when the sections are held together. Figure 53 is a cross-sectional view of the applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of Figure 52 shown in an open-faced position, having corresponding components including bodies 150 and 160, ridges 152 and 162 that contact one with the other to hold a rate object inside or inside the apparatus, or to create an audible sound or noise when the sections move rapidly from an open position to a closed position, the rails 157 and 167 have posts 153 and 163 to hold an elastic band or an elastic member 158, lower projections 155 and 165 that serve as a lower region when the sections are closed and an object is inserted into the apparatus, a hinge section 170 which can be bent. # Figure 54 is a cross-sectional top view of the applause or cheering enhancer apparatus of the Figures 52 and 53 shown in a closed or contacting position, having corresponding components including bodies 150 and 160, ridges 152 and 162 that are shown making contact with each other to maintain an object or rate inside or inside the device, or create a 0 noise or audible sound when the sections move rapidly from an open position to a closed position, rails 157 and 167 having posts 153 and 163 for holding an elastic band or elastic member 158 in a stretched position, lower projections 155 and 165 that serve as a region when the sections are closed and an object is inserted into the apparatus, and a hinge section 170 which can be bent. A The internal cavity 199 can be filled with a container or an object to create a sound chamber when the sections hit one with the other. The cavity 199 also serves to direct a voice or sound in a directional manner. Figure 55A is a cross-sectional view of the present invention shown in an open face configuration which comprises an applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus having an integral means of ? > opening gap 148, corresponding components including 180 and 190, flanges 182 and 192 that make 5 contact with each other to maintain an object of a rate inside or inside the apparatus, or create an audible noise or sound when the sections move rapidly from an open position to a closed position, rails 187 and 197 connect handles (not shown) to the body of the apparatus, with an integral projection that separates the sections towards an open position, relative to one another when the sections move in contact position, lower projections 185 and 195 that serve as a region when the sections are closed and a object is inserted into the apparatus, and a hinge section 149 which can be folded. Figure 55B is a cross-sectional view of the? present invention shown in an open face configuration which comprises an applauding or cheering intensifier or cheering apparatus having a separate open separation means 1148 / corresponding components including bodies 180 and 190, flanges 182 and 192 that contact one with the other to hold an object of the dent-ro rate or inside the apparatus, create an audible noise or sound when the sections move rapidly from an open position to a closed position, rails ifb 187 and 197 that connect a handle (not shown) to the body of the device, with an integral projection that separates the sections towards an open position, relative to one another when the sections move in a contact position, lower projections 185 and 195 serve as a region when the sections are closed and an object is inserted into the apparatus, a section from 0 hinges 149 which can be folded. Figures 56A-56C show the applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the present invention combined with a large megaphone. The user can hit the outside of the big megaphone in one hand, part of the body, or object or something similar in a normal way to create a sound. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus of the present invention is included in the _ inner camera of the megaphone and additional sound is generated when the sections of the intensifying device of applause or ovations strike together when the megaphone is struck against another object. The user can still project a voice from the megaphone which includes the loudspeaker enhancer or ovation apparatus of the present invention.

Figure 56A is a cross-sectional side view of a megaphone with a loudspeaker-enhancing apparatus v uditions of the present invention that resides within the megaphone. The conical megaphone 126 having a wall section 108, a large open end 128, a smaller open end 129, a handle 127, and an inner chamber 147 where a noisemaker 154 resides, having an internal chamber 159 and a cross-linked section 198 mounted within the megaphone 126, or an apparatus 154 that is fixed to a megaphone 126 by at least one connection device 156 and an apparatus 154 that is movable from a first non-contact position, to a second position of contact with the corresponding apparatuses, as shown in the Figures 56B and 56C, which create an audible sound. The user can even project a voice through the megaphone which includes the applauding or cheering intensifier device . of the present invention. Figure 56B is a cross-sectional rear view of the apparatus of Figure 56A shown on the axis 56B-56B, with applause enhancer or internal ovations 154 and 195 in a first non-contact position ready for use. The applause or ovation enhancer 154 and 194 having cross sections 198 and 193 respectively, which create an audible sound are brought into contact with each other, an amplifier of applause or ovations 154 and 194 which is mounted to a megaphone 126 via connectors 156 and 196 respectively. The tapered megaphone 126 having a smaller open end 129 where the applause or ovation enhancer 154 and 194 is located, allowing the user to project a voice through the megaphone 126. A conical megaphone 126 amplifies the audible sound or by a i applause intensifier or internal ovations 154 and 194. Figure 56C is a cross-sectional rear view of the apparatus of Figure 56B, with an internal applause or loudspeaker enhancer 154 and 194 shown from a second contact position creating a sound audible when the megaphone 126 moves back and forth, or when it moves to make contact with a hand, part of the body or other object. - Figures 57-61 show an enhancing applause or one-piece ovation apparatus of the present invention wherein the apparatus is molded in an open couration and can be bent into an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus including a handle, a variety of hinge sections, a means for joining the adjacent sections to each other, a limiting means to keep the sections in a position to hold the container, which allows the > • applause or cheering intensifier device used as a megaphone or clapper, where a projection is included to prevent sections from pinching the user's hand during use. This mode keeps the sections adjacent to each other in a ready-to-use state, but in a non-contact position, so that when the user moves the applauding or cheering intensifier towards another object to hit it, the audible sound is created when the sections are hit with another. Since the sections are separated in a non-contact position, this mode can also be moved forward and backward in a manner sufficient to be struck by creating an audible sound without hitting another separate object. Figure 57 is a complete side view of an apparatus -? enhancer of applause or ovations of the present invention holding a container of the technique above, comprising a rate 410, a base 412 and an open end 413. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 434 having a rim 102, a handle 436, and a plurality of fixed bisagrs 430 to corresponding rails 417 connecting the handle 436 to apparatus 434. The apparatus has a limiting means comprising a projection or tab 438 which is ^^ can selectively insert into a slot 168. The bendable tab 438 is manufactured in a flat couration and is bent at approximately 90 degrees and inserted into the slot 168 which allows the detachable sections 434 and 433, which are shown in subsequent drawings, to move forward and draw from a non-contact position to a position of .0 contact, and that create an audible sound. The handle 436 having a projection 439 to prevent the user from pinching the fingers or something similar like detachable sections 434 and 433 moving forward and backward. 15 Figure 58 is a complete external front view of an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the Figure 57 shown in a face couration? open that can be manufactured using conventional injection molding processes having 20 corresponding body sections 433 and 434, cross-linked sections 202 and 102 respectively, cavities 431 and 432 respectively, a common handle 436, a variety of hinges 430 fixed to the rails 417 which connect the handle 436 to the apparatus 434 and 434, a slot or opening 168 for receiving the bendable tab 438 to limit the (^ separable movement of sections 434 and 433, and at least one projection 439 and serves as a half straw 5 to avoid pinching.Figure 59 is a cross-sectional view of the apparatus of Figure 58 showing on axis 59-59 having corresponding body sections 433 and 434, in criss-cross sections 202 and 102 respectively, 0 cavities 431 and 432 respectively, a common handle 436, a plurality of corresponding fixed hinges 430 417 connecting handle 436 to an apparatus 434 and 434 , a slot or opening 168 for receiving the bendable tab 438 for limiting the removable movement of the sections 434 and 433. Figure 60 is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 58 shown in a configuration of open face having corresponding body sections 433 and 434, criss-cross edges 202 and 20 102 respectively, cavities 431 and 432 respectively, a common handle 436, a plurality of hinges 430 fixed to corresponding rails 417 that connect the handle 436 to an apparatus 433 and 434, an aperture slot 168, not shown here in the rim 102, for receiving the bendable tab 438 to limit the separable movement of the sections 434 and? 433. Figure 61 is a complete top view of the apparatus 5 of Figure 58 shown in a closed configuration, or contact having corresponding body sections 433 and 434, which intersect at the flanges 202 and 102 respectively that create a audible sound, cavities 431 and 432 respectively now create a chamber 435, a common handle 436, a plurality of hinges 430 attached to corresponding rails 417 which connect the handle 436 to an appliance 434 and 434, a slot or opening 168, which is not shown here at flange 102, to receive the bendable tab 438 at limit the separable movement of sections 434 and 433. Figures 62-65 show an intensifying apparatus of _ applause or ovations of a single piece of the present invention wherein the apparatus is molded in a open face configuration and can easily be stacked for storage or shipment before use. The applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus may also be bent into an applauding or cheering apparatus that includes a handle with a hinge section, a means for joining the sections, a limiting means for holding the sections in a position to hold a container, and allow the applause or cheering intensifier apparatus to be used as a megaphone or clapper, where a projection is included to prevent sections from pinching the user's hand during use. This embodiment of the present invention includes a separation means for maintaining the sections of the applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus in a non-contact position, so that the applauding or cheering enhancing apparatus automatically returns to a non-contact position after the user hits the device creating an audible sound. This mode also keeps the sections adjacent to each other in a ready-to-use state, but in a non-contact position, so that when the user moves the applauding or cheering intensifier apparatus towards another object to hit it, an audible sound is created when the sections hit one with another. Since the sections are skewed in a non-contact position, this mode can also be moved back and forth in a manner sufficient to strike together creating an audible sound without hitting another separate object. Figure 62 is a full side view of an applauding or cheering enhancer apparatus of the present invention which can be manufactured and stacked in an open face configuration, showing another embodiment of a means to avoid pinching. The applause or cheering intensifier apparatus 534 having a rim 402, a crescent-shaped handle 536, and a variety of hinges 530 fixed to corresponding rails 517 connecting the lug 536 in an apparatus 534. The apparatus has a limiting means which comprises a plurality of projections or tabs 538 that can be selectively inserted into the slots 188. The foldtable tabs 538 are manufactured in a planar configuration and are folded into approximately 90 degrees and inserted into grooves 188 that allow for separable sections 434 and 433, which are shown in the subsequent drawings, to move forward and backward and from a non-contact position to a contact position, thereby creating a audible sound The handle 536 having movable projections 539 prevents the user from pinching the fingers or the like while the separable sections 534 and 533 move back and forth. Figure 63 is a full top view of the apparatus of Figure 62 shown in a configuration of open face having corresponding body sections 533 and 534, intersecting ridges 302 and 402 respectively, cavities 531 and 532 respectively, a common handle 536, a variety of handles 530 attached to corresponding rails 517 0 that connect the handle 536 to the apparatus 533 and 534, a slot or opening 188, not shown here in the rim 402, to receive tabs that can be bent 538 to limit the separable movement of sections 534 and 533. FIG. 64A is a complete top view of the apparatus of FIG. 62 shown in a first separate or non-contact position ready to create a sound audible or accepting a container, having corresponding body sections 533 and 534, criss-cross edges 20 302 and 402 respectively, cavities 531 and 532 respectively now create a chamber 535, a common handle 536, a variety of hinges 530 attached to corresponding rails 517 that connect the handle 536 to the apparatus 534 and 534, a slot or opening 188 in the rim 402, to receive the bendable tabs 538 to limit the • separable movement of the sections 534 and 533. The hinge sections 530 and 530 can be manufactured to create separable means to maintain sections 533 and 534 in a non-contact position until a physical force is placed on the apparatus to move the sections 533 and 534 together and thus create an audible sound. Figure 64B is a complete top view of the apparatus 0 of Figure 64A shown in a second closed or contacting position and creating an audible sound when the container is removed, having corresponding sections of the body 533 and 534, which intersect at the ridges 302 and 402 respectively creating a audible sound, cavities 531 and 532 respectively now create a camera 535, a common handle 536, a variety of hinges 530 attached to the rails? 517 connecting the handle 536 to the apparatus 534 and 534, slots or openings 188 in the flange 402, 'to receive the bendable tabs 538 to limit the separable movement of the sections 534 and 533. FIG. 64C is a full top view of the apparatus of FIG. 64B shown in a third or separate position. contact to be used and create an audible sound or accept a container, having corresponding sections of the body 533 and 534, criss-cross edges 302 and 402 respectively, cavities 531 and 532 respectively now create a chamber 535, a common handle 536, a diversity of handles 530 attached to corresponding rails 517 that connect a handle 536 to an apparatus 534 and 534, openings or slots 188 in the rim 402, to receive the bendable tabs 538 to limit the separable movement of the sections 534 and 533. The Figure 65 is a complete top view of the apparatus of Figure 64A having a variety of movable projections 537 which in conjunction with the movable projections 539, cr a means for preventing pinching on both sides, the upper part and the lower part of the rails 517, are shown in Figure 62. The apparatus 533 and 534 shown in a contact position creates an audible sound with a container withdrawn, which intersects at flanges 302 and 402 respectively and which creates an audible sound, cavities 531 and 532 respectively now create a chamber 535, a common handle 536, a variety of hinges 530 attached to corresponding rails 517 that connect the handle 536 to the apparatus 534 and 534, the grooves or openings 188, not shown here, in a rim i 402, for receiving the bendable tabs 538 to limit the separable movement of the sections 534 and 533. A hidden message can be included in a section that can be opened or removed from the lower rate that can be opened. This can be used to identify a prize, contest or betting. 3 It is noted that in relation to this date, the best method known to the applicant to carry out the practice 1? cited invention, is the conventional for the manufacture of objects to which it refers.

The invention having been described as above, as property contained in the following. ? twenty

Claims (60)

1. An apparatus for enhancing applause or ovation characterized in that it comprises: an elongated elastic member having a distal end and a proximal end; means for securing the proximal end to a protrusion in a container; the elastic elongate member is in close proximity to the container such that if the elongate elastic member is pulled from the distal end in a direction away from the container then the elongated elastic member is released and hits the container making an audible sound.

2. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 1 characterized in that the container is a rate and the protrusion in the container is a lip at the bottom of the rate.

3. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 1 characterized in that the container is a rate and the protrusion of the container is a lip at the top of the rate.

4. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 1 characterized in that the container is a can and the protuberance in the container is a rim of the opening in the upper part of the can.

5. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 1 characterized in that the apparatus further comprises an annular post for pulling the elastic elongate member for the container.

6. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 5 characterized in that the annular post is a protrusion at the distal end of the elongated elastic member.

7. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 5 characterized in that the annular post is a protrusion of the elongate elastic member proximate the distal end of the elongated elastic member.

The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 1, characterized in that the means for fixing the proximal end to the protuberance of the container comprises gripping means having at least two sides forming a groove therein in such a way that the The protrusion in the container slides in the groove of the gripping means and the sides of the gripping means grip the protrusion in the container.

9. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 1 characterized in that the means for fixing the proximal end to the protrusion of the container is a clasp.

10. An apparatus for holding a beverage container characterized in that it comprises: a cylinder having at least two sections of side walls, an open upper part, and a lower part; the beverage container slides into the apparatus after the open upper end which is held in place by the lower and side sections; wherein at least the two side sections are coupled with one another while the beverage container is held and is separable when the beverage container is removed, the lateral sections that are separated have the ability to move between a non-falling position. contact and a contact position such that when the side sections move to the contact position the side sections strike one another and make an audible sound.

The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that the bottom of the cylinder is solid so that the beverage container slides through the cylinder.

12. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that the bottom of the? L > The cylinder has at least one region for holding the beverage container such that the beverage container does not slide through the cylinder.

13. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that the lower part of the cylinder has at least one protrusion to hold the beverage container in such a way that the 3 beverage container does not slide through the cylinder.

The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that it comprises a means for coupling the side sections.

15. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 14 characterized in that the means for coupling the side sections is a hinge.

16. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 14 characterized in that the means for 20 coupling the side sections is an annular component.

17. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 14 characterized in that the means for coupling the side sections is a snap.

18. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 14 characterized in that the means for coupling the side sections is an elastic member.

19. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that the side sections are separated in a first interconnected section and are coupled in a second interconnected section, wherein when the side sections are in a non-contact position, the first section of interconnection is separated while an interconnection section remains coupled.

20. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10, characterized in that it also comprises a handle to hold the cylinder, the handle is coupled to a side section of the cylinder.

21. The apparatus as described in claim 10 characterized in that it further comprises a first handle and a second handle to hold the cylinder, the first handle is coupled to a side section of the cylinder and the second handle is coupled to another side section of the cylinder, wherein the first and second handle are next to each other.

22. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 21 characterized in that it further comprises a fixing means, wherein the first handle and the second handle are coupled together using a connecting means 5 in such a way that the side sections can be separated completely in a non-contacting position while the first and second lugs remain joined to each other in the attachment means while the first lug remains engaged to the lateral section 0 and the second lug remains engaged to another lateral section.

23. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 22, characterized in that the fixing means is a hinge.

24. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 22, characterized in that the fixing means is an annular component. ?

25. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 22 characterized in that the means of 20 fixation is a brooch.

26. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 22, characterized in that the fixing means is an elastic member.

27. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that it further comprises f a separation means for holding the side sections in a non-contact position.

28. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that it further comprises a separating means for holding the side sections in a contact position.

29. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10, characterized in that it further comprises a separation means for holding the side sections in a non-contact position.

30. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 21, characterized in that it also comprises 15 a separation means for holding the side sections in a contact position. •

31. The appliance as described in conformance with the? claim 10 characterized in that it has a means for locking, wherein when this means for locking is found crimped and the apparatus remains in the contact position when the locking means is disengaged the apparatus can be moved between the contact position and the non-contact position.

32. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 21 characterized in that it has a means to lock, where this means for locking is crimped the apparatus remains in the contact position when the means to lock If unlocked, the device can be moved between the contact position and the non-contact position.

33. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that it further comprises a whistle coupled to at least one of the side sections.

34. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 10 characterized in that the cylinder has a conical shape.

35. An apparatus for holding a beverage container characterized in that it comprises: an open top part; A background; a first lateral section; and a second lateral section; means for securing first side section to second side section such that when first and second side sections come toge form a cylinder to hold beverage container; wherein the beverage container slides in the apparatus through the upper opening and is held in place by the bottom and side sections; wherein the first section and second side section 5 have the ability to open in such a manner that when the first and second side sections are closed the first and second side sections are struck with each other to make an audible noise.

36. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 3, characterized in that the cylinder bottom is a solid such that the beverage container does not slip through the cylinder.

37. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the bottom of the The cylinder has at least one region for holding the beverage container such that the beverage container does not slip through the cylinder.

38. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the bottom of the The cylinder has at least one protrusion to hold the beverage container such that the beverage container does not slip through the cylinder.

39. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the means for joining the first lateral section to the second lateral section is an annular component.

40. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 39, characterized in that the annular component is wrapped around the external part of the first and second lateral sections keeping them together.

41. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the means for joining the first lateral section to the second lateral section is a hinge.

42. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the means for securing the first side section to the second side section includes a bendable tongue and a groove.

43. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the first and second side sections have a first contact area and a second contact area.

44. The apparatus as described in claim 43 characterized in that the means for joining the first side section to the second side section joins the first and second side sections for the first contact area. (

45. The apparatus as described in claim 35, characterized in that it further comprises a handle, wherein the handle is located in the first and second side sections in such a manner that when the apparatus is held by the handle and

46. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 355, characterized in that the means for attaching the first lateral section to the second lateral section is the first and second lateral sections move apart and then return to make an audible sound. A dual configuration of handles

47. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 46, characterized in that the dual configuration of handles comprises: a first handle coupled to the first lateral section of the cylinder, a second handle coupled to the second section. 20 side of the cylinder, and a joining means to attach to the first and second handles one with

48. The apparatus as described according to claim 47, characterized in that the connecting means engages the first handle and the second handle in such a way that the first and second side sections can be completely separated to a position of not contacting while the first and second handle remain fixed 5 to each other in the attachment means and while the first handle remains engaged to the first lateral section and the second section remains coupled to the second lateral section.

49 The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 3 characterized in that the attachment means is a hinge.

50. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 47 characterized in that the joining means is an annular component.

51. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 47, characterized in that the connecting means is a safety device.

52. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 47, characterized in that the connecting means 20 is an elastic member.

53. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35, characterized in that it also comprises a separation means for maintaining the side sections in the non-contact position.

54. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that it further comprises * a separation means for maintaining the side sections in the contact position.

55. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 47 characterized in that it further comprises a separating means for maintaining the side sections in the non-contact position.

56. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 47, characterized in that it also comprises a separation means for maintaining the side sections in contact position.

57. The apparatus as described in claim 35 characterized in that when this locking means is engaged the apparatus remains in the contact position and when this locking means is disengaged the apparatus can be moved between a contact position and the non-contact position.

58. The apparatus as described in claim 47, characterized in that it has a means for locking, and that when this locking means is engaged the apparatus remains in the contact position and when this means for locking is disengaged the apparatus can be moved between the contact position and the non-contact position.

59. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35, characterized in that it further comprises a whistle coupled to at least one of the side sections.

60. The apparatus as described in accordance with claim 35 characterized in that the cylinder has a conical shape.