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A plastic bag includes first and second opposing body panels fixedly connected to each other along a pair of sides and a bottom bridging the pair of sides to form a receptacle space having a mouth formed opposite the bottom. The plastic bag also includes a reclosable fastener extending along said mo

A plastic bag includes first and second opposing body panels fixedly connected to each other along a pair of sides and a bottom bridging the pair of sides to form a receptacle space having a mouth formed opposite the bottom. The plastic bag also includes a reclosable fastener extending along said mouth and an overlay strip fixedly connected to the body panels at the sides of the body panel. The overlay strip overlays at least a portion of the body panels and extends beyond the body panels. The overlay strip preferably includes a header portion having at least one opening for mounting the plastic bag to a dispensing post, and a perforation line such that the header is removable from the remainder of the overlay strip. The overlay strip can also have at least one advertisement and/or at least one coupon with perforation lines such that the coupon is removable from the remainder of the overlay strip.

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A plastic bag includes first and second opposing body panels fixedly connected to each other along a pair of sides and a bottom bridging the pair of sides to form a receptacle space having a mouth formed opposite the bottom. The plastic bag also includes a reclosable fastener extending along said mo

A plastic bag includes first and second opposing body panels fixedly connected to each other along a pair of sides and a bottom bridging the pair of sides to form a receptacle space having a mouth formed opposite the bottom. The plastic bag also includes a reclosable fastener extending along said mouth and an overlay strip fixedly connected to the body panels at the sides of the body panel. The overlay strip overlays at least a portion of the body panels and extends beyond the body panels. The overlay strip preferably includes a header portion having at least one opening for mounting the plastic bag to a dispensing post, and a perforation line such that the header is removable from the remainder of the overlay strip. The overlay strip can also have at least one advertisement and/or at least one coupon with perforation lines such that the coupon is removable from the remainder of the overlay strip. g downward into the container, which can rotate relative to the sealed cap and the container body; a hollow air impeller connected at a lower end of the sucker; which is in gaseous communication with said sucker; a driven magnet fastened to the upper end of the sucker; resisting structures fixed within the container near the impeller, for preventing the liquid in the container from generating an eddy flow; and two or more than two pairs of balancing inner magnetic rings and outer magnetic rings arranged close to a middle part of the sucker, wherein said inner magnetic rings are fastened to the outside wall of the sucker, and the outer magnetic rings are relatively fixed to the container, the outside walls of the inner magnetic rings and the inner wall of the outer magnetic rings have the same polarities and thus repel each other, thereby preventing the sucker from touching the container while rotating; when a rotary magnetic field is applied to said culture apparatus the driven magnet brings the sucker and then the impeller to rotate along with the driven magnet, thus sucking air which enters via the inlet and is filtered into the liquid by the centrifugal force so as to achieve an air exchange. 2. The microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a micro motor, and a driving magnet fastened to a driving shaft of said micro motor, said driving magnet being disposed outside the sealed cap and magnetically coupled to the driven magnet, said rotary magnetic field being generated when the micro motor is turned on and the driving magnet rotates. 3. The microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the micro motor is supplied with a driving current of a certain duty cycle by a power supply and a time relay in connection with the micro motor, said duty cycle being controlled by the time relay. 4. The microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the voltage supplied to the micro motor is adjusted by a potentiometer or tapped transformer to between 6V and 12V so that the rotation speed of the micro motor is controlled and thus the oxygen dissolution rate. 5. The microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the micro motor is supplied with a driving current of a certain duty cycle, wherein the cycle is controlled by a preprogrammed monolithic chip computer. 6. A microorganism culture system using the microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 2, comprising a box body, an adjustable DC power supply, a plurality of microorganism culture apparatuses arranged in the box body, and several corresponding time relays, wherein each said microorganism culture apparatus is one according to claim 2; and said plurality of culture apparatuses are divided into several groups, with the time relay for controlling the micro motors of each group of the culture apparatuses having different duty cycles so that different amounts of oxygen may be delivered to different groups of said culture apparatuses, thus achieving the purpose of simultaneously cultivating different microorganisms in the same box body. 7. A system according to claim 6, wherein a temperature controller is provided for controlling the internal temperature within the box body so as to meet the temperature requirement for the microorganisms. 8. The microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an alternating current electric micro motor, and a driving magnet fastened to a driving shaft of said micro motor, said driving magnet being disposed outside the sealed cap and magnetically coupled to the driven magnet, said rotary field being generated when the micro motor is supplied with an alternating current and the driving magnet rotates. 9. The microorganism culture apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an air-purifying chamber positioned outside the sealed filtering cap, wherein one or a plurality of air inlets with air filtering films are provided on the air-purify ing chamber, and wherein the air filtering films are used to enforce the filtration to the incoming air. 10. A microorganism culture apparatus, comprising: a container for holding microorganism culture medium liquid, said container including one or a plurality of gas outlets and an opening at a top of the container, each said outlet being covered by an air filtering film; an air-purifying chamber fixed over the container, the wall of said air-purifying chamber having one or a plurality of inlets which is/are covered by air filtering films; a hollow sucker in the air-purifying chamber, passing downward through the opening and entering into the container, an upper end of the sucker being fastened to the driving shaft of a micro motor via a coupling, an upper opening of the sucker being covered by air filtering film; an impeller fixed at a lower end of the sucker, said impeller being in a gaseous communication with said sucker; a resisting structure being fastened to the container near the impeller; for preventing the liquid in the container from generating an eddy flow; and two or more than two pairs of balancing inner magnetic rings and outer magnetic rings arranged close to the middle part of the sucker, wherein said inner magnetic rings are fastened to the outside wall of the sucker, and the outer magnetic rings are relatively fixed to the container, the outside wall of the inner magnetic rings and the inner wall of the outer magnetic rings have the same polarities and thus repel each other, thereby preventing the sucker from touching the container while rotating; wherein the sucker is the only gaseous passage between the air-purifying chamber and the container; when the micro motor is switched on, the micro motor drives the sucker and the impeller to rotate, thus sucking filtered air which enters into the sucker via the inlet into the liquid by the centrifugal force and achieving the goal of air exchange between the inside and outside of the container. 11. A method for conducting aseptic air exchange for the microorganism in a container by means of magnetic coupling, said container including a container body for holding microorganism culture medium liquid, said container body including one or a plurality of outlets and an opening at a top of the container, each said outlet being covered by an air filtering film; a resisting structure located at the bottom of and fastened relative to the container, for preventing the liquid in the container from generating an eddy flow when rotating; said magnetically coupled rotary means including a sealed filtering cap, on which is provided an inlet having an air filtering film; a hollow sucker within the sealed cap which is movable relative to the sealed cap; an impeller fastened at the bottom of the sucker, said impeller being in a gaseous communication with the sucker; a driven magnet fastened at the top of the sucker; and two or more than two pairs of balancing inner magnetic rings and outer magnetic rings arranged close to the middle part of the sucker, wherein said inner magnetic rings are fastened to the outside wall of the sucker, and the outer magnetic rings are relatively fixed to the container, the outside wall of the inner magnetic rings and the inner wall of the outer magnetic rings have the same polarities and thus repel each other, thereby preventing the sucker from touching the container while rotating; said method including the following steps: lowering the sucker together with the impeller into the container through the container's sealing cover so that the impeller is at the same level as said resisting structure; fastening the sealed filtering cap onto and covering the opening of the container, so that air flow between the sealed cap and the container is only allowed through the sucker; applying a rotary magnetic field to the driven magnet; the driven magnet bringing the sucker and further the impeller to rotate; the filtered air, which enters into