Abstract: A medicament containing, separately or together, (A) formoterol or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof or a solvate of formoterol or said salt and (B) a tiotropium salt of a pharmaceutically acceptable acid, for simultaneous, sequential or separate administration in the treatment of an inflammatory or obstructive airways disease.

Abstract: A retail display article based upon an original photograph of a subject including at least one item of clothing and having visible portions of skin. The display article includes a back panel and a display photograph. The back panel defines a flat surface. The display photograph depicts an edited version of the original photograph such that the visible portions of skin depicted in the display photograph is configured to imitate a general appearance of a mannequin. The display photograph is disposed on the flat surface of the back panel. The display photograph and the back panel are collectively cut about the perimeter of the subject. Retail display systems and methods of construction provide additional advantages.

Abstract: A light box display for use in a retail environment including a light box, a graphic, and a graphic cover. The light box includes a base, a plurality of light sources secured within the base, and a light box cover. The light box cover includes an end wall, and the light box cover extends over the base to enclose the plurality of light sources between the base and the light box cover. The graphic extends over the end wall of the cover and is configured to be backlit by the plurality of light sources. The graphic cover extends over the graphic and the light box cover to secure the graphic to the light box. The graphic is viewable through the graphic cover. Retail displays and methods of presenting images to retail audiences provide additional advantages.

Abstract: A medicament containing, separately or together, (A) formoterol or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof or a solvate of formoterol or a solvate of the salt and (B) mometasone furoate, for simultaneous, sequential or separate administration in the treatment of an inflammatory or obstructive airways disease.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical composition comprising (A) formoterol or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof or a solvate of formoterol or said salt and (B) fluticasone propionate, suitable for use in the treatment of inflammatory or obstructive airways diseases.

Abstract: This invention relates to the histone acetyl transferase protein HBO1 and its use in diagnosis and therapy of breast cancers. Methods and means relating to the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer are provided.

Abstract: The disclosed invention provides compositions and methods of treating a Flaviviridae infection, including hepatitis C virus, West Nile Virus, yellow fever virus, and a rhinovirus infection in a host, including animals, and especially humans, using a (2?R)-2?-deoxy-2?-fluoro-2?-C-methyl nucleosides, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or prodrug thereof.

Abstract: This invention relates to an electronic ringing circuit for telephone systems. The inventive circuit provides a dual tone output with the tones changing at a predetermined rate. The circuit consists of a rectifying circuit connected across the telephone lines which receive the normal 90VAC/20 Hz telephone ringing signals. The rectified signal is then connected to one input terminal of a voltage comparator, the other terminal of which is connected to a reference voltage source. When a ringing signal is present, the rectified signal will be greater than the voltage of the reference source so that the voltage comparator will provide an output. This output is fed to the control terminals of electronically controlled switches, and when the switches are closed, the oscillators will be grounded through frequency determining capacitors associated with the respective oscillators.

Abstract: The invention relates to an electronic circuit for a speakerphone which, when in the balanced condition, will eliminate acoustic feedback as between the microphone and the speaker of the speakerphone. The arrangement consists of a bridge having four legs. Input from telephone lines are fed into the bridge between two adjacent points (i.e. across one leg) of the bridge. The microphone is connected between one of the input points and a point opposite to the one input point. The legs on either side of the opposite point of the microphone connection contain equal impedances, and the fourth leg, between the input leg and one of the equal impedance legs, contains a variable impedance. To balance the bridge, the variable impedance is adjusted such that the microphone signal, appearing in opposite sides of the bridge, will be canceled out and thereby prevented from exiting on the speaker circuits. However, because of the imbalance relative thereto, the microphone signal will be passed up the telephone lines.