Abstract: Index tab holders are movably mounted on top portions of file folders or data separation sheets to locate the tab holders in selected lateral locations without removing the tab holders from the file folders. Linear rails associated with the top portions of the file folders cooperate with ribs on the tab holders to mount and laterally guide the tab holders on the file folders.

Abstract: A delivery bag including a flexible housing portion configured for housing contents and having a bottom, an intermediate support portion arranged within the housing and in spaced apart relation relative to the bottom, and a support system configured for maintaining the spaced apart relationship of the intermediate support and the bottom under the load of the contents, the support system comprising a suspension system in tensile relation with the intermediate portion and a load bearing system in compressive relation with the intermediate portion, where at least the suspension system supports the intermediate portion when carrying the delivery bag and at least the load bearing portion supports the intermediate portion when the delivery bag is resting on a surface.

Abstract: Index tab holders are movably mounted on top portions of file folders or data separation sheets to locate the tab holders in selected lateral locations without removing the tab holders from the file folders. Linear rails associated with the top portions of the file folders cooperate with ribs on the tab holders to mount and laterally guide the tab holders on the file folders.

Abstract: Index tab holders are movably mounted on top portions of file folders or data separation sheets to locate the tab holders in selected lateral locations without removing the tab holders from the file folders. Linear rails associated with the top portions of the file folders cooperate with ribs on the tab holders to mount and laterally guide the tab holders on the file folders.

Abstract: A landscaping tarp for being positioned about an object such as a bush or small tree set in a bed of rocks, stones or wood chips. The tarp covers the rocks, stones or wood chips about the bush or small tree such that, when the bush or small tree is trimmed, the cut leaves and twigs fall on the landscaping tarp instead of onto and into the bed of rocks, stones or wood chips, out of which it is difficult to rake leaves and twigs and out of which it is tedious and laborious to pick out the leaves and twigs by hand. The tarp includes a first opening that is positioned about the bush or small tree. The first opening is resiliently biased to a closed position to fit snugly when shaped about the base of the bush or small tree. When the tarp is removed from the base, the first opening is drawn shut by overlapping two half portions and attaching quick connectors to each other to prevent the cut leaves and twigs which are gathered in the tarp from falling through the first opening.