Abstract: A method for management of wires, cords, tubes, or tubing is provided. The method includes providing a unitary strip having adhesive regions at least at opposite ends of a surface of the unitary strip. At least one protective strip covers at least one of said adhesive regions. The unitary strip is made of a material capable of being shaped at least at a location intermediate its ends. The at least one protective strip is peeled off and at least one of said adhesive regions is adhered to a surface so that the wires, cords, tubes, or tubing can freely slide under the unitary strip at the location intermediate its ends.

Abstract: A support formed of a material which is easily bendable and yet capable of maintaining its bent condition when the bending force is removed. Pressure sensitive adhesive surfaces enable the support to be releasably adhered to surfaces such as cards or other paper items to provide a support therefor or to attach the card or other item to another item or surface. Protective strips may be peeled away from the adhesive surfaces preparatory to use. The adhesive surfaces do not mar the surface(s) they are adhered to.

Abstract: A picture frame is constructed of four similar frame members attached at their ends by four similar connecting devices so as to delineate a planar rectangular configuration. Each frame member is secured to each connecting device by an insertion interlock section having an integral insertion interlock tab which enters an insertion interlock recess formed in the frame member and located along its length thereof. Each of the connecting devices is formed of two insertion interlock sections which diverge 90.degree. apart from each other from a vertex. Further, each of the insert interlock sections includes a transverse interlock insert, a resilient deflection beam, and an insertion interlock tab all integrally connected together.