Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for a service for managing quantum computing resources are disclosed. A task management service receives a description of a task specified by a client. From a pool of computing resources of a provider network, the service selects a quantum computing resource for implementation of the task. The quantum computing resource comprises a plurality of quantum bits. The service causes the quantum computing resource to run a quantum algorithm associated with the task. The service receives one or more results of the quantum algorithm from the quantum computing resource.

Abstract: From the bottom of a vertical magazine, relatively large-sized stiffly flexible "Kwik Lok" bag closures (die stamped from 0.032" sheet polystyrene), and vertically stacked therein, compacted flatwise on each other, are individually power fed edge to edge sequentially along a rigid guide extending at a right angle forwardly from the bottom of the magazine and then dipping at its forward end to incline the front portion of the leading closure downward and thus facilitate manual insertion of a bunched polyethylene bag neck into a bag neck capturing aperture opening from the forward edge of the closure. The closures are fed one at a time from the magazine into the guide by a single revolution clutch which is triggered by each manual application to a bag neck of the forwardmost closure in the guide.