Abstract: A reclosable container made of a semi-rigid paperboard material or the like has a lower component with a bottom panel and an upstanding side wall and an upper component or lid that is pivotally connected to the lower component along one edge thereof. An opposite edge of the lid component has a tab formed therein which can be punched out and folded inwardly relative to the lid to releasably engage a horizontal extension or catch formed along the corresponding top edge of the lower component of the container.

Abstract: A programming tool for programmable logic devices (PLDs), such as field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), supports the display of hidden-switch connections, in addition to the display of conventional placed-switch, switch-box, and pseudo-arc connections. A hidden-switch connection between two functional elements in the PLD is represented in graphical displays generated by the programming tool as a curve (e.g., a diagonal straight line) from a jumper wire on the first functional element to another jumper wire on the second functional element, where a jumper wire is represented in the graphical display as a wire connected at one end to an pin of the corresponding functional element and unconnected at the other end. A programming tool that supports hidden-switch connections can be used to program FPGAs and other PLDs having architectures that were not previously supported by conventional programming tools that do not support hidden-switch connections.

Abstract: A programming tool for programmable logic devices (PLDs), such as field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), supports the display of hidden-switch connections, in addition to the display of conventional placed-switch, switch-box, and pseudo-arc connections. A hidden-switch connection between two functional elements in the PLD is represented in graphical displays generated by the programming tool as a curve (e.g., a diagonal straight line) from a jumper wire on the first functional element to another jumper wire on the second functional element, where a jumper wire is represented in the graphical display as a wire connected at one end to an pin of the corresponding functional element and unconnected at the other end. A programming tool that supports hidden-switch connections can be used to program FPGAs and other PLDs having architectures that were not previously supported by conventional programming tools that do not support hidden-switch connections.

Abstract: A programming tool for programmable logic devices (PLDs), such as field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), supports the display of hidden-switch connections, in addition to the display of conventional placed-switch, switch-box, and pseudo-arc connections. A hidden-switch connection between two functional elements in the PLD is represented in graphical displays generated by the programming tool as a curve (e.g., a diagonal straight line) from a jumper wire on the first functional element to another jumper wire on the second functional element, where a jumper wire is represented in the graphical display as a wire connected at one end to an pin of the corresponding functional element and unconnected at the other end. A programming tool that supports hidden-switch connections can be used to program FPGAs and other PLDs having architectures that were not previously supported by conventional programming tools that do not support hidden-switch connections.

Abstract: Parenteral pharmaceutical formulations of human growth hormone, which are stabilized against aggregation, comprising biosynthetic human growth hormone, glycine, and mannitol. Methods of reducing aggregation of human growth hormone in parenteral formulations are also provided.

Abstract: A multi-side container prepared from a single blank of paperboard includes a base panel foldably connected to a row of inner side walls. The base panel is also foldably connected to a row of outer side walls which encircle the inner side walls to form a double wall construction. A lid panel is foldably connected to the outer side walls and is bonded to the outer side walls. A tear line crosses at least some of the outer side walls separating an upper portion of the outer side walls from a lower portion. The tear line is capable of being broken to form a recloseable lid comprising the lid panel and upper portions of the outer side walls.

Abstract: Essentially crystalline cephalothin sodium for parenteral administration is prepared by a freeze-drying process wherein a (C.sub.1 -C.sub.3 alcohol or acetone)-water solution of cephalothin sodium containing from about 2 to about 10 percent of C.sub.1 -C.sub.3 alcohol or acetone by volume is chilled from room temperature to -20.degree. C., or below, preferably about -40.degree. C. over a 1-3 hour period and then warmed to from about -3.degree. C. to about -10.degree. C. and held for 3 hours or more, then cooled to -20.degree. C., or below, preferably about -40.degree. C., before subjecting said frozen solution to a high vacuum and a moderate amount of heat to sublime the frozen solvent therefrom. The resulting powder dissolves rapidly in acceptable pharmaceutical diluents. Alternatively, from about 2 to about 5 percent by weight of sodium bicarbonate, related to the amount of cephalothin sodium present, is added to the solution before freeze-drying.