Abstract: A reloadable magazine comprising a housing, a magazine spring, a carrier plate, an attachment pin, and a pull string. The housing further comprises a top and a bottom end and the magazine spring is disposed within the housing. Moreover, the carrier plate is disposed on a first end of the spring and the attachment pin is disposed on the carrier plate. In addition, the pull string includes a first end and a second end and the first end is attached to the attachment pin.

Abstract: A security frame for enclosing DVD's or other articles for deterring tampering with the DVD's or removing the DVD's from the security frame. The security frame is thin such that it fits in the display racks for the DVD's and has a large open surface area on the front and back faces so a customer can see the packaging information on the DVD. The security frame can be removed at the store with a special key. The security frame is hinged for opening and closing and has tines, which overlap and lock the security frame together. The security frame is easy to close and lock by pressing the top frame member against the bottom frame member and easy to unlock and open with a key.

Abstract: A security package for enclosing DVD's and other articles for deterring the tampering with the shrink wrapped protecting the product or removing the product from the security package. The security package is made from inexpensive material and can be placed on the product at the factory. The security package is thin such that it fits in the display racks for the product and is made of a clear material such that a customer can see the packaging information on the package. The security package can be removed at the store with a special key, or when purchased the consumer may take the security package home with the product therein and remove the security package at home. The security package may be removed and reused at the store or sold with the product inside. Since the security package is inexpensive it may be disposed of rather than reused.

Abstract: An on-line UPS has radio frequency filter, rectifier filter, battery, detecting circuit, controlling circuit and trigger circuit, and its efficiency approximate a hundred percent. No matter what commercial power is failure, or its voltage is too high or too low, it is able to keep voltage output within normal range. When commercial power is abnormal, it supplies power with battery by automatic switchover, and its response time is zero millisecond. The structure of the present invention is simple and its operation is stable. It has removed the power converter of UPS on the condition that all necessary features are maintained. The costs, volume, weight and power loss decrease to a percent of conventional UPS of same power.

Abstract: Provided herein is a disinfectant wound dressing for treating tissue wounds, said dressing comprising a hydrogel matrix including an absorbent fibrous material comprising alginate salt, said hydrogel matrix being loaded with absorbed components comprising a hydrocolloid moisture retaining component, a salt component compatible with the tissue being treated, and a vulnerary polysacharide component being therapeutically acceptable with regard to wound tissue irritation level and systemic toxicity level. The wound dressing will optionally contain a further disinfectant component.

Abstract: An electrostatic and magnetic holder for paper, signs and the like wherein the holder is mounted upon glass or similar dielectric surfaces by electrostatic attraction. The holder includes an electrostatically attractable flexible base, and a folded clip section also preferably formed of flexible electrostatic material which is attached to the base either by electrostatic attraction, heat sealing or an adhesive. The clip section includes a pair of opposed magnets, one of the magnets being mounted upon a movable flap whereby the magnets may move relative to each other, and a thin article such as paper, or paper signs, may be gripped between the magnets for support by the holder.