Abstract: A wire and cable management device is disclosed which facilitates the organization of multiple electrical instruments. The device comprises two connected shell-like halves that clamp onto the wire and cables which are oriented and separated within the device. Apertures in opposing sides of the device are aligned to permit easy orientation and identification of the cords as they enter and exit the device. The device optionally includes adhesive strips which can be used to adhere the device to a fixed surface (table, desk, etc.) to further assist in the orderly placement of wires and cables passing through the device.

Abstract: A frame disclosed having surfaces which restrict its potential use as a pivot point for fastening of loop material that might be used to foster a suicide. The frame can be used in conjunction with a picture, door, window, etc. The frame in cross-section has a primary surface which is sloped sufficiently to shed any loop material. Concealed means for fastening the frame to a structure further inhibit use of the frame as an aid to suicide.