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Mitchell: The Overrated Gamecocks
SC quarterback Connor Shaw
Russ Mitchell
Posted Aug 6, 2012
When discussing 2012 South Carolina football with folks around the country, everyone says the same thing: if the chips fall into place…if the ball bounces right…if all the question marks are answered. The one constant with this Carolina team is a whole lot of "IF", and that's hardly a comfortable peg on which to hang one's hat.
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Perhaps it's simply well-deserved respect for the Head Ball Coach, but the 2012 South Carolina football team has been receiving more than its fair share of preseason accolades. The USA Today/Coaches Poll released last week had SC resting comfortably among the nation's top ten programs. One ESPN analyst even went so far as to suggest the Gamecocks will finish the season 11-1.
Yet there are more question marks surrounding this Carolina team than Mitt Romney's taxes. Outside of the Gamecocks' defensive line, which might be one of the best in the conference, if not the nation, there is considerable uncertainty at every position on the roster, along with a schedule that's particularly unkind.
As a result, these preseason expectations for South Carolina are grossly optimistic.
It is most important to begin with the offensive line, which it's typically agreed is the engine that drives football success – particularly in the SEC. Carolina's line returns just two starters and will be counting on two children with virtually no experience to anchor the ends.
Ask you military buddies how comfortable they are with inexperience at the ends of a line.
But it's even worse than that…if you look at the Gamecocks' 3 deep at offensive tackle,
there's not a single upperclassman in the lot
. Good thing tailback Marcus Lattimore likes hitting the A gap.
Which takes us to the uber-talented Mr. Lattimore, who headlines a Carolina running back corps that's certainly deep, but there's little to scare opposing defenses after Lattimore – backups Brandon Wilds and Kenny Miles were both inconsistent in their play last season. Early reports out of Columbia suggest Lattimore has fully recovered from his ACL injury that sidelined him last year; but even if he's back to 100% (which is a big if), Marcus has still yet to finish a season on his cleats.
If anything happens to Lattimore and this offense must rely on its receiving corps, the Gamecocks are really in trouble. It appears likely that Carolina will count on a true freshman, Shaq Roland, to replace the excellent but departed Alshon Jeffery. The sky's the limit for the 6-1, 175 pound Roland, though receiver could be the second hardest position to adjust to in the move from high school to college, behind offensive line. After Roland, there's a whole lot of average…Gamecock fans can expect to see opposing teams stack the box until a passing threat can be proven.
To get the ball to those receivers, Steve Spurrier will rely almost exclusively on quarterback Connor Shaw. The junior started nine games last season and turned heads in the Kentucky game, after finally replacing the troubled Stephen Garcia for good. Against the Wildcats, Shaw posted an impressive passing efficiency rating of 167.5. After that, however, Shaw began a precipitous decent back to earth.
In the following weeks, his passing efficiency rating dropped with each game, from Miss State (115.4), to Tennessee (103.4), to Arkansas (99), to Florida (90)… He closed well with out of conference competition, but Carolina's success in 2012 will be dependent on conference play, and they have one of the more difficult stretches of any SEC team this year (more on that in a moment).
There is no question about this defensive line. It is one of the nation's best, and it's deep, talented and experienced. It will also have to play at its best virtually every time it takes the field to compensate for a defensive back seven that is the weakest link of this team.
The 2012 linebackers may be equal in talent to the 2011 team, but that unit saw a material year-over-year drop in run defense (from 12 in the nation in 2010 to 45), sacks (7 to 26) and tackles for loss (18 to 31). Moreover, only Shaq Wilson is a true returning starter at the position; DeVonte Holloman started 10 games at safety last year and Damario Jeffery was a backup.
However, the real concern for SC is its secondary, which is about to experience a major decline from last year's squad that finished the year ranked second in the nation in pass efficiency defense. The Gamecocks must replace everyone but safety D.J. Swearinger, and that includes defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson, now the head coach at Southern Miss. SC will likely have one of the worst pass defenses in the SEC in 2012.
Unfortunately for the Gamecocks, their schedule is likely to amplify this weakness. During a brutal five game stretch, SC plays three pass-heavy offenses in UGA, Tennessee and Arkansas, surrounding two brutal road games against LSU and Florida that are bound to leave some bruises. There are three loses in that stretch; four if Lattimore isn't 100%.
As if that were not enough, the Gamecocks will have to do it all relying on youth across the board. SC returns only 11 starters, compared to 19 for Tennessee, 17 for Florida, 16 for Georgia, 15 for Vanderbilt, 13 for LSU & Arkansas, and 12 for Mizzou. In fact,
the Gamecocks won't face a single conference team in 2012 with fewer returning starters
…Kentucky ties SC with 11. Not to mention Spurrier must replace both kickers on Special Teams.
When discussing 2012 South Carolina football with folks around the country, everyone says the same thing: if the chips fall into place…if the ball bounces right…if all the question marks are answered. The one constant with this Carolina team is a whole lot of "IF", and that's hardly a comfortable peg on which to hang one's hat.
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Semicontinuity of the Automorphism Groups of Domains with Rough Boundary
Department of Mathematics, Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO 63130, USA
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UIIC Administrative Officer Recruitment 2013
UIIC Recruitment 2013 Administrative Officer Vacancies:- As per the notifications issued by United India Insurance Company Ltd. (UIIC),there is a recruitment of 12 posts of Administrative Officers(Scale I) . Eligible candidates may apply through prescribed application format on or before 08-03-2013.
Details related to age limit, educational qualification, eligibility, selection process and application procedures are mentioned below:
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No. Of Posts: 12
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UIIC Administrative Officer Recruitment 2013 Process of Selection: Selection will be done only on the basis of Interview.
Application Procedure: Eligible candidates may send their applications in prescribed format, along with attested copies of required essentials and enclosures, super scribe on the envelope "UIIC – Administrative Officer – Medical" to the following address by ordinary post, Deputy General Manager (HR), HRM Department, United Insurance Co. Ltd, Head Office, 24 Whites Road, Chennai-600014, on or before 08-03-2013.
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2 large avocados, flesh removed and mashed
2 (10 ounce) baskets cherry tomatoes, quartered and seeded
1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
1/2 onion, minced
1 large clove garlic, minced
2 limes, juiced
2 teaspoons salt, or to taste
2 teaspoons ground black pepper, or to taste
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional)
Delicious, classic guacamole! I halved the recipe, and used a bit less tomatoes (also did not use optional cayenne)...great flavor~YUM! Thanks for sharing. :)
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A random utility maximization (RUM) based dynamic activity scheduling model: Application in weekend activity scheduling
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You could have the 32 bit version in Extras, but the current build-system would make that *very* difficult. The split between Core and Extras is probably going away for Fedora 7, so this might be revisited. As for why it's installed by default, yum will install both architectures unless you tell it otherwise, and the Fedora developers decided not to tell it otherwise. (This has been debated -- there were calls for a "32 bit compatibility" group when you're selecting packages to install, but it didn't make FC6). > Rpm verify produces the usual annoying uselessness from multi-arch > installs. What's interesting is no errors with the 64-bit package: > > # rpm -V parted.x86_64 ; echo $? > 0 > > But loads of failures with the 32-bit package: > > # rpm -V parted.i386 > S.5....T /sbin/parted > S.5....T /sbin/partprobe > .......T d /usr/share/info/parted.info.gz > .......T /usr/share/locale/ca/LC_MESSAGES/parted.mo <snip> > Silly and confusing how rpm on Fedora seems to give ownership of the same > file to conflicting packages, but still allow them to be co-installed > automatically from anaconda. Why does this happen for quite a number of > FC6 packages? Well, if you're going to have 32 bit packages and 64 bit packages installed at the same time, you've only got a few options. You could insist that all the files in the standard 64 bit version have different names (or paths) to the standard 32 bit versions. That's a non-starter -- scripts and user knowledge then isn't portable, and the 64 bit OS is a different OS. You could try installing the 32 bit packages in a separate directory tree and using chroot to get everything working. That's one of the options Debian and Ubuntu give you. But it means you have to do something special to run 32 bit programs, and then all the rest of your files aren't where you expect them to be. It's workable, but you have to work at it. It also means that you potentially have two sets of configuration files to keep in sync. Or there's the other option Debian and Ubuntu give you -- make the 32 bit packages dependent on the 64 bit ones, and only contain the 32-bit libraries. You could potentially take that a lot further than they do -- have the 32-on-64 packages be created automatically for all appropriate packages. You still would have problems if for any reason (e.g. Firefox and plugins) you really wanted the 32 bit version and not the 64 bit one, *and* wanted yum to give you updates from the right repo. Or you can do the "32-on-64" stuff in the package manager -- put 32 bit libraries in */lib, 64 bit in */lib64, and if both are installed prefer the 64 bit programs. Non-executable files should be the same anyway, and if so it doesn't matter which one gets installed. That does mean that the 32 bit version and the 64 bit version have to remain in sync, but that's not a hardship in practice. It means that the 32 bit versions *are* the same as from the 32 bit repo, so you get maximum flexibility to mix and match. And that's what Fedora does. So you change the rules a bit. Otherwise-identical 64 bit and 32 bit packages don't conflict, and files can belong to multiple packages (as long as they've got the same contents and metadata). And normally it does the right thing. > It renders rpm -V utterly useless due to extremely high > noise to signal ratio. Pipe it through fgrep -v .......T It has to be said that there are a number of bugs in RPM that should really be fixed, but what's currently regarded as "RPM upstream" (the maintainers responsible for the RPM package itself) have been taking it in directions that Fedora (and other distros) isn't sure it wants to go. There has been talk, but no action yet, on forking RPM. > Anyways, that's not my bug. After removing just the 64-bit package > (for "fun" just now), *very* wacky and curious results are found: > > # rpm -e parted.x86_64 > # rpm -V parted.x86_64 ; echo $? > 0 > > WTF? It still verifies clean. And check this: OK, yes, that is a weird bug. If you check, you'll see that even if there's never been an i386 version of a package installed, rpm -V package.i386 doesn't moan as long as there is a 64-bit package with the same name. > # rpm -V parted.i386 ; echo $? > prelink: /sbin/parted: Could not find one of the dependencies > prelink: /sbin/parted: at least one of file's dependencies has changed > since prelinking > S.?....T /sbin/parted > prelink: /sbin/partprobe: Could not find one of the dependencies > prelink: /sbin/partprobe: at least one of file's dependencies has changed > since prelinking > S.?....T /sbin/partprobe > missing /usr/share/doc/parted-1.8.0 > missing d /usr/share/doc/parted-1.8.0/API <snip> And yes, that's the *really* annoying bug. It is known: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=209306 One other known 64 bit RPM bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=128622 Hope this helps, James. -- E-mail: james@ | Practically any car advert, for example, shows you that aprilcottage.co.uk | if you buy this car you will get so lost that you end up | parked (well, no. The word here is "stuck") on a mountain | in Monument Valley. -- Telsa Gwynne


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Their are only 2 places where he did get significant burn 1 was here under the one known as ham biscuit, the other was in San Antonio. He started with Tim Duncan next to him at Power Forward, the Spurs won a championship that year.


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So how has it gone?
I'm not going to count Monte Carlo as i still had a couple more days to work after that and it kind of distorts how i've done.
It hasn't gone great to be honest. I had a decent result coming third in the Gutshot main event scooping about £10000 and couple of money finishes on my last trip to Barcelona, but other than that its been a bit of a famine. Doing some calculations i've spent £19800 on tournaments and recouped £11700. Not great but not awful either. I have been out of form of late. Its not entirely the cards fault, i have made some mistakes as well. I've been very close in a couple of festival main events only to go crashing out just outside the money. Most frustrating moment was the $10000 Omaha in the World Series in Vegas. The cards were just horrible for hours and although i knew it was going to be a tough event, i'd back myself on any Pot Limit Omaha table.
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Despite some severe swings the last six months have been good online. Getting my head round the size of some of the pots i now often play in has taken some doing. In $10000+ pots i have played in i have been extremely unlucky. I have lost over 3/4 of them despite being a favourite in 90% plus of them when the money went in. In four hands worth a combined total of $70000 i had over 75% chance in each and lost all four. Online PL Omaha will hopefully continue to be my main source of income.
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Other stuff
Getting sponsored by Betfair and being asked to write a poker column for the Telegraph were both highlights of the last six months. Hopefully they will both continue.
Its been a great six months to be honest. If it doesn't last forever and i go back to work it won't be the end of the world. I have a couple of other things in the pipeline as well that should give me a more constant stream of income i hope.
A few targets for the next six months
- To win a ranking event.
- To play in a WPT event.
- To continue to play 10/20 PL Omaha. If i am still playing at that level in six months time it will be good news as it will have meant i haven't dropped down to save the banrkoll.
- To win enough to buy a top quality car.
- To choose another cash game online and win consistently at it. Trying to decide between NL Holdem and Triple Draw.
- Play in big online multi table tournaments more often. Starting tonight with the $500 NL Holdem WCOOP on Pokerstars.
- Double my bankroll. I'll settle for that even if all the other targets fail :-)
Its almost a year since i started up this poker blog as well. How time flies. I do love reading other people's blogs, although i don't comment that much. Its one of the first things i do when i go online. If anyone knows any really good ones that i haven't linked let me know. I've just linked Ben and Tom to my list.


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Frogs, princesses, demons, princes, kings, evil and good, honourable and corrupted, births and deaths, innumerable weddings….often dark, often colourful…the rich heritage of fairytales seeps into the psyche of humanity through our youngsters year after year, generation after generation.
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text: Patent References 3737566 Digital video modulation and demodulation system Apparatus using a light sensing system for sensing time modulated information from a light emitting device Patent #: 4329684 InventorAssigneeApplicationNo. 06/718679 filed on 04/01/1985US Classes:348/61, SPECIAL APPLICATIONS345/179, Stylus434/323, Cathode ray screen display included in examining means463/9In a game requiring strategy or problem solving by a participant (e.g., problem eliciting response, puzzle, etc.)ExaminersPrimary: Groody, James J.Assistant: Peng, John K. Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassesG09B 5/00 (20060101)G09B 5/06 (20060101) H04N 7/08 (20060101) DescriptionBACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONThis invention relates to optical decoders and, more particularly, to the optical decoding of information from the screen of a television receiver, monitor, or other display. Considerable attention is being given to the use of television assistance as an education and training tool. In such uses, it often is desirable to present various information to the user/viewer whereby he can make a choice. For example, in atesting situation it is often desirable to present a question to the user and have him select one of a plurality of possible answers. The same application is, of course, useful for entertainment as the television industry has made quizzes an importantform of entertainment for the public. In my U.S. Pat. No. 3,737,566 for a "Television Coder and Decoder", I describe apparatus for decoding information from the screen of a television receiver. The decoding consists of determining which one of a plurality of displayed coded spotson a television receiver screen is the correct answer to, for example, a question. A number of coded spots are presented on the television screen and the correct answer is coded differently from the incorrect answers. In the coding scheme of thispatent, one of the spots, the correct answer, would be coded to flash an even number of times while all the rest would be coded to flash an odd number of times, or vice versa. The decoder detects this difference. While this system works very well, itdoes require that the user put his optical decoding device, photosensor, on the correct spot prior to its starting to flash so that the decoder will be able to determine whether it flashed an even or odd number of times. This can be problemsome sincethere are many instances where it is desirable to have the spot selected after the flashing has begun and not necessarily requiring the decoder to be put next to the spot prior to the flashing. In my U.S. Pat. No. 3,993,861 for a "Digital Video Modulation and Demodulation System", I describe a system for providing digital data via a flashing spot which allows significantly more data to be presented over the odd/even data presented inthe system of U.S. Pat. No. 3,737,566, however, also in this case it is necessary that the user place his lightpen on the flashing spot prior to its beginning to flash in order to obtain the entire message. Both of these systems suffer from the limitation that the photosensor must be in place and facing the spots on the CRT before the encoded sequence of light spots start flashing. Doing otherwise would result in missing the beginning of a codedsequence. To preclude this problem, the coded sequence could be repeated and start and stop data be provided to enable the sensor unit to know when the beginning of a code sequence has occurred. Of course, this requires circuitry to recognize start andstop codes. This has been done in applications of the teachings of said U.S. Pat. No. 3,993,861, but it is not an optimum solution to the problem for certain applications, such as those requiring very inexpensive decoders. Accordingly, it is an object of this invention to provide an improved optical decoder for displays. It is another object of this invention to provide a decoder which will permit decoding of light spots displayed on the face of a display notwithstanding that the photosensor is placed on the display screen after spot transmission is in progress. It is a further object of this invention to provide an improved simple decoder which can distinguish between two or more differing codes which will not be distinguishable by the naked eye. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Briefly, in accordance with one embodiment of the invention, two different codes are employed to indicate a "yes" response and a "no" response. For a "yes" response, a spot is displayed and caused to flash in a predetermined sequence. Forexample, the spot will flash five times (once per field for five consecutive fields) and then cease flashing for three fields. This sequence is continuously repeated. For a "no" response, the spot will also flash five times (once per field for fiveconsecutive fields) but then cease flashing for only two fields. This sequence is also continuously repeated. Decoding of the spots is thus achieved by determining how many fields occurred where there was no spot displayed (flashed), i.e. "yes" and"no" code sequences are distinguishable by virtue of the relative lengths of the "gaps" in their transmission. Clearly, this difference in code (three versus two) would not be discernible to the naked eye but could be readily decoded using aphotosensor. With this type of coding, a decoder is readily configured so that no matter when in the repeated sequence of flashes the decoder is placed against the flashing spot, it can determine that either two or three fields have occurred with no flashesafter detection of a predetermined number of flashes (five, for example). BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The above-mentioned and other features and objects of this invention will become more apparent by reference to the following description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating a television cathode ray tube screen employed in a coded information mode; FIG. 2 is a typical television waveform in accordance with the principles of this invention; FIG. 3 is an expanded waveform like that of FIG. 2 showing the transmission for one typical coded spot; FIG. 4 is another expanded waveform like that of FIG. 2 showing the transmission for a different coded spot; FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a decoder capable of differentiating between the two codes of FIG. 3 and FIG. 4; FIG. 6 is a block diagram of a decoder capable of differentiating between many codes; FIG. 7 is a flow chart illustrating one method for generating coded spots; and FIG. 8 is a sketch explaining the flow chart of FIG. 7. DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Referring now to FIG. 1 of the drawings, there is illustrated thereby one application of the invention namely a multiple choice quiz which is presented to a user/viewer on the screen 10 of a television receiver 12. At the top of the screen, aquestion is displayed to the viewer and below the question are displayed four multiple choice answers. Adjacent to the four multiple choice answers are four bright white or colored spots, 14, 16, 18 and 20. These spots are coded in accordance with theprinciples of the invention so that a user by placing a lightpen adjacent one of the spots makes his choice of the answer to the question. If the user placed the lightpen adjacent spot 16, he will receive an indication from the decoder attached to thelightpen that he had, in fact, selected the right answer. On the other hand, if he had placed his lightpen or photosensor adjacent any of the spots 14, 18 or 20, the decoder would indicate to the viewer that he had selected an incorrect answer. Referring now to FIG. 2 of the drawings, there is illustrated thereby a waveform depicting the signal for generating the coded spots during a typical horizontal video scan line period. This waveform comprises a horizontal sychronization pulse 22followed by a colorburst (3.58 MHz) signal 24 which rests on a black level line 26 as is conventional. Following the colorburst is a pulse 28 which will represent a bright narrow horizontal line segment which will appear on the screen 10 of televisionreceiver 12. This pulse is followed by another horizontal synchronization pulse 22 colorburst 24 and additional pulses 28. During one field, a predetermined number of the pulses 28 are generated to display any of the spots 14, 16, 18 and 20. Typically, ten such pulses 28 are generated during each field so that 10 line segments of the television raster can illuminated to generate either of the spots 14, 16, 18 and 20. The present invention makes use of transmission of clusters of such pulses 28 in groups of P groups followed by spaces in groups of S groups where S=2, 3, 4, or more. Each cluster of pulses 28 represents one of the spots 14, 16, 18, 20 on thescreen 10 of television receiver 12. The waveform of FIG. 3 represents the group of pulses to generate the spots 14, 18 and 20, that is to say, the incorrect answers. The bottom portion of the waveform, lines 30, represents vertical synchronization pulses while the illustrationabove the vertical synchronization pulses represents the clusters of pulses 28 generated in each field. As shown by this illustration, five pulse groups 32 are generated, each made up of ten pulses 28 in each field. After the generation of the fivepulse groups, two fields are displayed in which no clusters of pulses are generated (pulse group spaces or "gaps") so that no spots are generated during these two fields. After the two blank fields for either of the spots 14, 18 and 20, five additionalclusters of pulses 28 are generated again followed by two fields where these spots are not generated. Thus, as shown by FIG. 3, spots 14, 18 and 20 will flash five times, i.e. once per field for five consecutive fields. For the next two fields, thespots will not flash. They will then flash five times again, and for the following two fields again will not flash. This is repeated as long as desired. The fourth spot 16, representing the correct answer, is generated very much in the same manner as described above but as illustrated in FIG. 4. For this spot the number of fields where no spots are generated, as represented by numerical lines34, are three rather than two. Thus, the correct answer spot 16 comprises five pulse groups 32 (one per field) followed by three fields where no spots are generated, then followed by the generation of five flashing spots, one per field, followed againby three fields where no spots are generated, etc.. It should be understood, however, that the number of pulse groups 32 and the number of fields where no pulse groups 32 are generated are only typical and other number may be used instead. The onlyrequirement is that the number of fields where pulse groups are not generated must be different for correct and incorrect answers, i.e. the gap lengths must be different. Obviously, a photosensor can be positioned over any of the spots 14, 16, 18, and 20 at any time during the generation thereof and this detector will be able to determine the number of missing fields after the detection of five flashing spots. The photosensor must have a relatively slow time constant so as not to distinguish each line segment of the ten line segment spots, but rather integrate them so that each pulse group 32 results in one composite pulse from the photodetector. Referring now to FIG. 5 of the drawings, there is illustrated thereby one embodiment of a circuit selectively responsive to the pulse group gaps. The circuit comprises a phototransistor 40 which is placed by the user next to (over) one of thespots 14, 16, 18, and 20 on the screen 10 of television receiver 12 so as to view the coded spot. Each flash of a spot incident on the phototransistor 40 will produce a negative going pulse across a resistor 42. These pulses are coupled via a capacitor44 to the base of an NPN transistor 46. The collector current of transistor 46 is near saturation in the absence of an input signal by virtue of the low value of its base resistor 48. Therefore, upon detection of signals from a displayed spot, apositive going pulse will be developed across resistor 50. This positive going signal across resistor 50 is coupled via a capacitor 52 to the input of a Schmitt trigger circuit 54 such as a common CMOS IC 74C14 Hex Schmitt device. The RC combination of capacitor 52 and a resistor 56 and Schmitt trigger54 constitutes one half of a standard one-shot whose output pulse is a negative going pulse with the width approximately equal to 1/RC where R is the value of resistor 56 and C is the value of capacitor 52. This pulse from the Schmitt trigger 54 istypically designed to be on the order of a millisecond and occurs at a 59.94 Hz rate for U.S. NTSC color television signal environments. This pulse is applied to a one-shot 58 via a diode 60. The one-shot 58 includes Schmitt trigger inverters 62 and64, a capacitor 66 and a resistor 68. This is a common retriggerable one-shot whose output is normally "low" and which goes "high" upon receipt of a negative input trigger signal, such as the pulse from the Schmitt trigger inverter 54. When this pulsearrives, the one-shot starts and times out a period of 1/RC seconds where R is the resistive value of resistor 68 and C the capacitive value of capacitor 66. If this RC time constant is chosen so that the one-shot 58 is timed to keep its output "high" (stay "on") for a period equal to 31/2 interpulse periods then a pulse group sequence such as that of FIG. 3 will keep the one-shot continually "high"since it never times out before another pulse turns it on. When the output of the one-shot stays "high" continuously, it indicates that a (light) spot has been "viewed" which represents a "false" answer. If, however, spots are "viewed" on the television receiver screen that correspond to the sequence of FIG. 4, then the 31/2 interpulse period passes in the absence of new "retriggering" pulses and one-shot 58 will go "low", that is times outnormally. The one-shot then gets retriggered by the next pulse group. Hence, the one-shot output stays "low" only for the period of time between time out and the beginning of the next trigger pulse. Thus, the one-shot 58 output itself produces anegative going pulse once every five pulse groups. This constitutes a signal representing a "true" or "correct" spot. Also shown in FIG. 5 is one of many ways in which this "true" pulse signal can be used to provide visual and/or oral indications to the viewer that he indeed placed his sensor unit so as to view a "true" answer spot. A Schmitt trigger inverter70 combines with a resistor 72 and capacitor 74 to form a standard square wave oscillator circuit. When allowed to function, this circuit produces a rail-to-rail waveform suitable for driving a piezoceramic/beeper/speaker unit 76. This circuit isconnected to one-shot 58 via a diode 78. Note that this diode is back-biased whenever the output of one-shot 58 goes "high"; hence, "false" responses (during which this condition obtains) results in a sustained beep from speaker 76. However "true"responses result in periodic quenching of this oscillator since every time one-shot 58 goes "low", so does the cathode of diode 78, causing it to conduct and prevent the "beeper" oscillator from functioning. The result is a stacatto interruption of thebeeping tone which gives the viewer an immediate audible "correct" response. The circuit also includes a light emitting diode 80 which is driven to an interrupted, flashing "on" state via a resistor 82 whenever the input to a Schmitt trigger inverter 84 is driven by the positive going pulse output of the Schmitt triggerinverter 62 of one-shot 58 during "true" conditions. Conversely, "false" spots cause the output of Schmidt trigger inverter 62 output to stay "low", hence, the output of Schmidt trigger inverter 84 stays high causing the light emitting diode 80 toremain dark. Therefore, both a distinct audible and visual indication is instantly supplied to the viewer informing him as to whether he has pointed a sensor unit at a "true" or "false" spot. Referring now to FIG. 6 of the drawings, there is illustrated thereby a block diagram of a system which extends the capability of the system shown schematically in FIG. 5. As can be seen, this system comprises a photosensor 40, its optical inputpulse 41, its electrical output pulse 43, amplifier 46, narrow pulse generator/differentiator 54 all of the type described hereinbefore with reference to FIG. 5. However, additional triggered one-shot multivibrators 90, 92 . . . 94 are employed as areadditional indicator circuits 96, 98 . . . 100. By increasing the number of pulse groups suppressed (not transmitted) beyond the two or three shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, and setting the delays of one-shots 90, 92 . . . 94 equal to 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, etc.,pulse periods, indicator circuits 96, 98 . . . 100 and LED indicators 101, 103 . . . 105 will successively be activated. This will allow greater variety than simple true/false code transmission. There are many ways to generate spots like spots 14, 16, 18 and 20 of FIG. 1 which will be readily apparent to one skilled in the art. One way is to utilize a simple computer program running, for example, on a personal computer. One program todo this is shown by the flow chart of FIG. 7 which is explained in conjunction with the sketch of FIG. 8. As shown in FIG. 8, the object of the program is to generate three visible spots 91, 93 and 95 on a raster scan display screen 97. Each of these spots has a width of (x2 -x1) and a height of ten scan lines. Each spot is located at TABRIGHT. In this example spots 91 and 95 are "false" spots having five consecutive visible spots (during five consecutive fields or approximately 5/60 seconds) and having two invisible spots between groups of five visible spots. Spot 93 is a "true" spotand similar to spots 91 and 95 except that the five visible spots are followed by three invisible (blanked) spots. Referring now to the flow chart of FIG. 7, the program to write the spot 91 starts at step 99 at vertical sync, which can be derived from the internal vertical sync present in every personal computer driving a raster scan display (monitor). Instep 102 of the program, the display TABS RIGHT to cause writing on the screen at the horizontal portion of the screen where the spots are to be displayed. At step 104, the program commands TAB DOWN to locate the beginning of the vertical position ofspot 91. Step 106 of the program then commands the writing of ten white line segments from x1 to x2 on the horizontal scan line to generate spot 91 and increments a counter (CTR 1). Step 108 commands that the writing of the ten white lines berepeated five times (once per field). When this is completed, step 110 is executed. This step causes black lines to be written to generate the invisible or blanked spots. At step 112, the writing of blank lines for two fields is executed. The spots 93 and 95 are generated in like fashion except that at a step equivalent to step 112 for spot 93 the writing of black lines occurs for three fields. After generation of the three spots, the program returns to step 100 to regenerate thethree spots. This is repeated for as long as it is desired to display the flashing spots. While I have described above the principles of my invention in conjunction with specific apparatus, it is to be clearly understood that this description is made only by way of example and not as a limitation of the scope of my invention as setforth in the accompanying claims. |


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Opening Day at Del Mar is apparently a big deal.
I'll be honest – I've never really paid attention. I've seen the commercials though – the ones singing about Del Mar. And I've heard about the "hats" that women wear for opening day. But beyond that, I don't know a thing about horse racing. All I know about it is from what I've seen in the movies Seabiscuit and Secretariat.
But this post isn't about the races – it's about one of the after parties that happened in Del Mar celebrating Opening Day at the racetrack.
At Flavor Del Mar they had a special menu prepared for the day – a Trifecta Feast – with a three course meal to help you bask in your post-win celebration at the races.
[Trifecta Feast Menu]
Here's a little peek at the menu and the offerings!
[Flavor Del Mar dining room - do you spot some hats?]
Laura and I started feeling a little under dressed as more people trickled into the dining room that evening for their Trifecta meal. It was great for people watching – seeing people all dressed up in suits and dresses with4 the ladies wearing their finest hats and high heels.
[Bread, butter, and fancy salts]
We started our fancy feast with some bread. This was a bit fancy though as we had a little tray of various salts laid down before us. The tiny little spoon for the salt just killed me, too. So freaking cute!
No one explained what the salts were to us – but I suspected the far right one was some kind of pink salt. One was also a bit gray-ish in color but the other two I wasn't sure of. They were all coarse grained salts and I got a little over-eager and put too much salt on one slice of bread. Oops.
The bread was a whole wheat type of bread. I found myself wishing the bread had been warm but I loved the tray of salts.
[Crispy, spicy shrimp with crazy frisee & arugula on the bottom]
For my starter dish, I chose the crispy, spicy shrimp. The shrimp was in light, crispy batter and definitely packed a punch of heat. It wasn't the lingering kind of heat though – just a passing through heat. The spiciness managed to enhance the whole dish without taking away from the shrimp – a welcome surprise for someone who has shunned heat and spiciness for a long time! I ignored most of the frisee and arugula on the bottom. I had a taste of the frisee, but it just really isn't my thing. And, it seemed more like a garnish than anything else – the shrimp is the real star of this dish.
[Spanish Octopus Ceviche]
Laura and I had a strong tendency to order the same things when we go out to eat together. Our tastes are so similar that we always want the same thing! But in the spirit of trying new things, she ordered different dishes than me this time. She chose the Spanish Octopus Ceviche and gave me a little bite to try.
I had never had octopus before so I didn't know what to expect from the dish – but all I really tasted was the flavor of lime. The texture was pretty chewy, but that didn't bother me since I love calamari, which can sometimes be a little chewy. I don't know if the octopus has a distinct taste on it's own or if its just soaks up other flavors from this first experience – so that just means I'll have to try again in the future!
[Wild mushroom, meyer lemon and squash blossom risotto with blue spot prawns]
For my main entree, I went with the risotto. The risotto had a great mixture of things – mushrooms, meyer lemon and squash blossoms with prawns! I thought the prawns would be nestled into my risotto, but they were served on the side, heads and all.
The rich, creamy risotto really shined through with all of it's flavors – the lemon was apparent, but not overpowering. The mushrooms gave it an earthy richness that I love. The sweet tomatoes mixed in with the squash blossom to round out all of the flavors nicely. There was a good mix of cheese in there, too, making this pretty rich. After a while it became a bit too much to eat by itself since I had finished off the prawns early on.
I think I'm going to stick to risotto at home though, since there I can have it as a side dish rather than my main meal. It's wonderful stuff, but better either shared or in smaller doses.
[Black Angus Strip Steak with crispy potato-arugula salad]
Laura got the other item on the menu that I was eyeing – the Black Angus Strip Steak. It was a very large portion too, though I don't know if you can tell from all of that green stuff on top.
She gave me some of it to try and to help me off-set my rich risotto. The steak was perfect at a nicely cooked medium. Very juicy and flavorful with each bite! I would have been quite happy if I had chosen this dish instead.
[Butterscotch Budino]
The butterscotch budino was my clear favorite of the desserts listed. I'm not sure what the difference is between budino and pot de creme? I think they're both just fancy words for "creamy delicious pudding stuff". In any case, I'm all for creamy and delicious things and the offering at Flavor del Mar was quite a tasty one.
It wasn't mindblowing, but it was very, very good. I liked the creamy, smooth texture of the budino and the notes of caramel and butterscotch flavors that rolled off of my tongue. Maldon sea salt makes a welcome appearance in the dish, enhancing the rich, buttery notes of flavor. It was sort of like a salted caramel pudding and that make me a happy girl.
[Ice Cream Profiteroles]
Laura ordered the Profiteroles which were stuffed with vanilla ice cream. I wasn't too excited about these, but that might have been because the budino was calling me to finish it. I did have a few bites though before I kept returning to the salty sweet combination resting in the glass of budino.
[Dessert Duo]
Dessert, you are my favorite part of any meal!
The food we had at Flavor del Mar was good – but Laura commented later that nothing stood out from the rest – nothing that we would really gush over later and not a real star, signature dish and I agreed with her. The food was good – high quality, cooked very well – but nothing that really pushed any envelopes. Still, it's a great place to dine – and the view is simply breathtaking. We were able to watch a partial sunset as the sun got hidden by a few clouds. The place was really jumping when we left with more parties going on all over downtown Del Mar as people celebrated Opening Day in their own way.
Disclaimer: I was invited to dine at the restaurant for this special feast. My meal was complimentary. I was not paid for this review and all opinions are my own.
Flavor Del Mar
1555 Camino Del Mar
Del Mar, CA 92014
I'm going to file this away as being a good place for dessert if we happen to be in Del Mar.
I actually made a really good chocolate & peanut butter pot de creme, but have realized it's best to just order one when we're dining out. Having 4 jars of pot de creme in the house is just dangerous.
OMFG, butterscotch! My husband would go nuts for that! pot du creme, budino…it's all pudding to me!
Those desserts look awesome, especially the budino. Their happy hour is great.. they have a lot of offerings, maybe you'd like it more for that?
Wait, you used strip steak to offset richness? Good God, I like your style haha
I remember taking note of the salt, it's sriracha, earl grey, lavender, & smoked sea salt – I liked the sriracha myself.I remember the butterscotch bundino as well, I loved it. The type of thing I couldn't stop eating if I wanted to.
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