Abstract: A computing device may receive, in a communication session, a request for a first portion of content (e.g., video, audio, audio/video, web-based content, games, applications, data, etc.) at a first representation. The first representation may be associated with a first video resolution. The computing device may send the first portion of the content to the user device at the first representation. The computing device may receive, in the communication session, a second request for a second portion of the content at a second representation. The second representation may be associated with a second video resolution that is different from the first video resolution. The computing device may send, in the communication session, the second portion of the content to the user device at the second representation.

Abstract: A modular desk top organizer having a platform and an upper component. The platform include an upper surface and an oppositely facing lower surface. The upper surface has a plurality of grooves extending in a direction parallel to a longitudinal axis of the platform. The spacing between the grooves is consistent and equal. The upper component is positioned on the platform. The upper component has a plurality of legs which extends from a bottom surface of the upper component. The spacing of the legs is a multiple of the distance of the spacing of the grooves, allowing the upper component to be positioned in various positions and orientations on the platform.

Abstract: The present invention involves an assay system and method of selecting compounds useful in the treatment of bladder instability and related bladder conditions through the activation of KCNQ potassium channels in the bladder smooth muscle.

Abstract: A mailing device is comprised of a laminate of a printable outer layer and a water-resistant inner layer having a printable surface facing the outer layer. There is printed indicia, such as a biohazard warning, on the printable surface. Accordingly, the inner layer protects the printing.

Abstract: The present invention involves an assay system and method of selecting compounds useful in the treatment of bladder instability and related bladder conditions through the activation of KCNQ potassium channels in the bladder smooth muscle.