Abstract: A method of processing used tires and the recovery of the products thereof. The process includes adding shredded automobile tire to a bath containing a combination of isocyanide, polyurethane, latex, and soybean oil. The resultant mixture is then heated at approximately 700.degree. F. for a period of 10 minutes. The process allows the recovery of the following products, including but not limited to: oil, steel, vinyl chloride, carbon, and carbon black. The addition of soybean oil to the bath mixture provides a safer and more economical process. The current process does not require the use of a special atmosphere nor does it require the use of a high pressure system.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a tamper resistant garbage or waste container having an exterior housing, an interior bin suitable for receiving waste or garbage, with the interior bin further being provided with a pair of pivoting shafts which extend from either side of the interior bin into the interor of the housing, allowing the entire bin to pivot forward when in use. An additional biasing mechanism is secured to the top of the housing which prevents the bin from pivoting forward when unauthorized access is being attempted. A bias spring is further provided which is attached between the backside of the bin and the interior backwall of the housing, allowing the bin to readily and firmly return to its upright position when not in use.

Abstract: A standard phone jack is provided with a lock cylinder having a rotatable contact arm which is capable of rotating between a first open circuit position when in its locked position and a second closed circuit position where it engages a wire contact to provide access to a dial tone. In such a manner, it completely cuts off all access to the outgoing phone line when locked so that no calls may be made or received by unauthorized users, nor can charge calls or collect calls be accepted by unauthorized users.