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Dwaar is a gateway to the heart of Delhi. But unlike the other ancient gates that surround Delhi, Dwaar is not made of bricks and mortar. The hands and hearts of a community of God loving people strengthen it.
Dwaar is a community of God loving people who want to be a blessing to the city of Delhi and NCR. The community of Dwaar carries out the calling of their heart through spiritual meetings, spreading values in institutes, engaging with intellectuals and empowering the poor.
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I love what this program does and would use it day in a day out but for its UI which makes it is almost unusable. As things stand I use it once in a blue moon when I just have to express some idea or other as a mindmap. I generally find I spend 75% of my time and 90% of my attention fighting with the user interface. I fight my way through to the end taking days to do what should be done in a few hours and the abandon the thing, mentally exhausted and drained. I cannot tell if the following are bugs or features.
My key complaint is that controls should act consistently and that they should follow the same paradigms used by other applications.
When I click on a node it should perform the same action all the time. It seems to vary depending on whether its a leaf or not or if its already selected or has children or not. It is maddening to click on a node with the intention of editing the text only to have some fold action occur and the screen to jump sideways. I totally lose the thread and forget about whatever I was about to do.
I feel the cursor keys should move me about the map always! Not sometimes move me about the map and sometimes move the view window.
The delete (back_space key in os x) should delete stuff, either characters or nodes. It currently randomly switches from deleting stuff to some kind of navigation feature. Very dangerous!
I would be inclined to agree. The interface is hard to use with a mouse. In fact, I can only use it with a mouse.
I would add that although it's obvious a lot of work has gone into adding features to the product, I would have preferred that effort go into the map itself rather than all the features around it (e.g. the notes with its HTML editing - I'm sure it felt like a nice idea at the time and as a developer, but just takes up space). The back and forward buttons are another example of this. Who you use the mouse to click on a button to move the selection when they can click on the item itself.
What I would like to see is more development around grouping things into themes (e.g. with colour - I know its buried under a menu somewhere but it's a bit too primitive) and making the maps more visually appealing and make use of space better.
Or maybe I'm just too picky?
I'm using keyboard mostly, and I have to disagree with that whole interface is terrible.
All functions of FM are done fairly easy with keyboard: adding, editing, moving, formatting. Except for free moving, which I don't reckon as important.
For example, attaching yellow traffic light icon to node can be done this way: Alt+i, y. And I can do this even without pressing Enter after entering node text. Not sure if this is default however because I've done some configuring and carrying my config file with me.
Using FM with mouse can be pain, but It's not even nearly like in old GIMP (when everything buried in long and multilevel menus, and dialog window opens in the end, which causes PIA for when no keyboard shortcut known , because it takes much time and attention to find requested function). You just have to get used to it.
IMO, these can be relief for mouse users and must be improved ASAP:
* All often-used actions must require minimal of clicks and mouse movement, for example:
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* All function which can be done several ways (counting only ways appear on screen while editing, i.e. not counting main menu and keyboard shortcuts) must get one monosemantic obvious way.
- Example: There is icon pane (toolbar on the left), icon window (Alt+I) and icon submenus (in context and in main menu). This is way too much! How many are using context menu or main menu to insert icon?
I believe that in next version interfaces (visual, mouse and keyboard) must be redesigned using mind maps and ergonomic engineering.
PS: Ability to open context menu with keyboard will be great.
PPS: yEd is shining example of well done mouse interface, however it can't be used w/o mouse.


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A gaming apparatus has the ability to provide multiple winning events in a single play of an event. The apparatus may have a housing with a microprocessor, a first gaming display that displays at least one symbol from a first set of symbols, wherein predetermined symbol displays provide a first award. There is also a second gaming display that coincidently displays at least one separate symbol selected from among symbols within the first set of symbols. The gaming apparatus awards a second prize when the at least one separate symbol matches at least one symbol from among the symbol or symbols displayed in the first gaming display. The display for the second set of symbols is preferably active while the first gaming display is actively presenting the first set of symbols.
1. A gaming apparatus having the ability to provide multiple winning events in a single play of a multiple symbol display event, the apparatus comprising:
a housing with a microprocessor;
a first gaming display that displays at least one symbol selected from a first set of symbols, wherein at least one predetermined symbol display provides a first award;
a second gaming display that coincidently displays at least one separate symbol selected from at least a portion of the first set of symbols; and
the gaming apparatus awarding a distinct prize when said at least one separate symbol matches at least one symbol from among the at least one symbol displayed in the first gaming display.
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a second gaming display that coincidently displays at least one separate symbol selected from at least a portion of the symbols in the first set of symbols; and
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21. A method for playing a wagering game comprising:
a player placing a wager;
displaying a first set of symbols and a second set of symbols to the player;
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[0001] 1. Field of the Invention
[0002] The present invention relates to wagering games, particularly apparatus-based wagering games generally referred to under the term of slot machines, and computer-based wagering games running on these slot machines, and methods of playing games on these machines.
[0003] 2. Background of the Art
[0004] Games of chance have been enjoyed by people for thousands of years and have enjoyed increased and widespread popularity in recent times. As with most forms of entertainment, players enjoy playing a wide variety of games and playing new games. Playing new games adds to the excitement of �gaming.� As is well known in the art and as used herein, the term �gaming� and �gaming devices� are used to indicate that some form of wagering is involved, and that players must make wagers of value, whether actual currency or some equivalent of value, e.g., token or credit. This is an accepted distinction in the art from the playing of games, which implies the absence of a wager of value, capable of returning a payout and in which skill is ordinarily an essential part of the game. On the contrary, within the gaming industry, particularly in computer based gaming systems, the absence of skill is a jurisdictional requirement in the performance of gaming play.
[0005] One popular gaming system of chance is the slot machine. Conventionally, a slot machine is configured for a player to wager something of value, e.g., currency, house token, established credit or other representation of currency or credit. After the wager has been made, the player activates the slot machine to cause a random event to occur. The player wagers that particular random events will occur that will return value to the player. A standard device causes a plurality of reels to spin and ultimately stop, displaying a random combination of some form of indicia, for example, numbers or symbols. If this display contains one of a pre-selected number of winning combinations, the machine releases money into a payout chute or increments a credit meter by the amount won by the player. For example, if a player initially wagered two coins of a specific denomination and that player achieved a payout, that player may receive the same number as or multiples of the wager amount in coins of the same denomination as wagered.
[0006] There are many different formats for generating the random display of events that can occur to determine payouts in wagering devices. The standard or original format for slot machines was the use of three mechanical or electromechanical reels with symbols distributed over the face of the wheel. When the three reels were spun, they would eventually each stop in turn, displaying a combination of three symbols (e.g., with three reels and the use of a single payout line as a row in the middle of the area where the symbols are displayed). By appropriately distributing and varying the symbols on each of the reels, the random occurrence of predetermined winning combinations can be provided in mathematically predetermined probabilities. By clearly providing specific probabilities for each of the pre-selected winning outcomes, precise odds that control the amount of the payout for any particular combination and the percentage return on wagers for the house were reasonably controlled.
[0007] Other formats of gaming apparatus that have developed in a progression from the standard slot machine with three reels have dramatically increased with the development of video gaming apparatus. Rather than have only mechanical elements such as wheels or reels that turn and stop to randomly display symbols, video gaming apparatus and the rapidly increasing sophistication in hardware and software have enabled an explosion of new and exciting gaming apparatus. The earlier video apparatus merely imitated or simulated the mechanical slot games in the belief that players would want to play only the same games. Early video gaming systems therefore were simulated slot machines. The use of video gaming apparatus to play new gaming applications such as draw poker and Keno broke the ground for the realization that there were many untapped formats for gaming apparatus. Now casinos may have hundreds of different types of gaming apparatus with an equal number of significant differences in play. The apparatus may vary from traditional three reel slot machines with a single payout line, video simulations of three reel video slot machines, to five reel, five column simulated slot machines with a choice of twenty or more distinct pay lines, including randomly placed lines, scatter pays, or single image payouts. In addition to the variation in formats for the play of gaming applications, bonus plays, bonus awards, and progressive jackpots have been introduced with great success. The bonuses may be associated with the play of gaming applications that are quite distinct from the play of the original gaming format, such as the video display of a horse race with �bets� on the individual horses randomly assigned to players that qualify for a bonus, the spinning of a random wheel with fixed amounts of a bonus payout on the wheel (or simulation thereof), or attempting to select a random card that is of higher value than a card exposed on behalf of a virtual �dealer.�
[0008] Examples of such gaming apparatus with a distinct bonus feature includes U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,823,874; 5,848,932; 5,836,041; U.K. Patent Nos. 2 201 821 A; 2 202 984 A; and 2 072 395A; and German Patent DE 40 14 477 A1. Each of these patents differs in fairly subtle ways as to the manner in which the bonus round is played. British Patent 2 201 821 A and DE 37 00 861 A1 describe a gaming apparatus in which after a winning outcome is first achieved in a reel-type gaming segment, a second segment is engaged to determine the amount of money or extra games awarded. The second segment gaming play involves a spinning wheel with awards listed thereon (e.g., the number of coins or number of extra plays) and a spinning arrow that will point to segments of the wheel with the values of the awards thereon. A player will press a stop button and the arrow will point to one of the values. The specification indicates both that there is a level of skill possibly involved in the stopping of the wheel and the arrow(s), and also that an associated computer operates the random selection of the rotatable numbers and determines the results in the additional winning game, which indicates some level of random selection in the second gaming segment.
[0009] U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,823,874 and 5,848,932 (describing IGT and Anchor Gaming's �Wheel of Fortune� game) describe a gaming device comprising: a first, standard gaming unit for displaying a randomly selected combination of indicia, said displayed indicia selected from the group consisting of reels, indicia of reels, indicia of playing cards, and combinations thereof; means for generating at least one signal corresponding to at least one select display of indicia by said first, standard gaming unit; means for providing at least one discernible indicia of a mechanical bonus indicator, said discernible indicia indicating at least one of a plurality of possible bonuses, wherein said providing means is operatively connected to said first, standard gaming unit and becomes actuatable in response to said signal. In effect, the second gaming event simulates a mechanical bonus indicator such as a roulette wheel or wheel with a pointing element.
[0010] Various other games played on gaming equipment include bonus features and matching game features. Some of these games include, but are not limited to U.S. Pat. No. 6,059,658 (Mangano et al.) Spinning Wheel Game and Device Therefor; U.S. Pat. No. 6,398,218 (Vancura) Game Machine With Bonusing; U.S. Pat. No. 6,375,567 (Acres) Method and Apparatus for Implementing in Video a Secondary Game Responsive to Player Interaction with a Primary Game; U.S. Pat. No. 6,368,216 (Hedrick et al.) Gaming Machine Having Secondary Display for Providing Video Content; U.S. Pat. No. 6,358,147 (Jaffe et al.), Gaming Machine with Multiple Payoff Modes and Award Presentation Schemes; U.S. Pat. No. 6,336,863 (Baerlocher et al.) Gaming device with Bonus Mechanism; U.S. Pat. No. 6,315,666 (Mastera et al.) Gaming Machines Having Secondary Display for Providing Video Content; U.S. Pat. No. 6,142,873 (Weiss et al.) Gaming Device; U.S. Pat. No. 6,033,307 (Vancura) Gaming Machine with Bonusing; U.S. Pat. No. 6,059,289 (Vancura) Gaming Machines with Bonusing; U.S. Pat. No. 6,394,902 (Glavich et al.) Gaming device having different sets of primary and secondary reel symbols; U.S. Pat. No. 6,270,412 (Crawford et al.) Gaming Device with Symbol Save Feature; Frommer et al. U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,354,593; 6,331,143 (Yoseloff) Video Numbers Game; U.S. Pat. No. 6,312,334 (Yoseloff) Method of Playing a Multi-Stage Video Wagering Game; U.S. Pat. No. 6,227,969 (Yoseloff) Match Symbol Side Bet Game; Lauretta et al. U.S. Pat. No. 6,165,652, Match the Dealer; and Lauretta et al. U.S. Pat. No. 6,004,205, Match the Dealer.
[0011] U.S. Pat. No. 6,394,902 (Glavich et al.) discloses a gaming device comprising: a display device; a primary game displayed by the display device; at least one set of reels in the primary game including a plurality of primary symbols; a secondary game displayed by said display device; at least one set of reels in the secondary game including a plurality of secondary symbols, wherein the secondary symbols are different than the primary symbols and the number of secondary symbols is less than the number of primary symbols; a plurality of awards associated with the primary and secondary symbols, wherein at least one of the awards associated with the secondary symbols is greater than a plurality of the awards associated with the primary symbols; at least one primary probability of winning associated with said primary symbols and at least one secondary probability of winning associated with the secondary symbols, wherein said primary probability of winning is less than said secondary probability of winning; and a processor which randomly determines symbols indicated by the primary reels and the secondary reels based on the probabilities of winning and, which causes the display device to replace the primary reels with the secondary reels when a triggering event occurs on the primary reels.
[0012] U.S. Pat. No. 6,270,412 (Crawford et al.), Gaming Device with Symbol Save Feature describes a slot machine comprising: a display portion displaying a plurality of rotatable reels, each reel having a plurality of symbols on its periphery; a controller for rotating said reels and stopping said reels such that at least one symbol on each reel is displayed to a player of the slot machine across at least one pay line; a selector for allowing said player to store at least one displayed symbol per reel as one or more saved symbols in a memory for use in a subsequent game, said selector being available for use by said player to store said at least one displayed symbol after each game, stored symbols being available for use by said player for a plurality of subsequent games; a display area associated with each of said rotatable reels for displaying said one or more saved symbols of said respective reel; and an award table for awarding a payment to said player for winning combinations of symbols using both said one or more saved symbols and currently displayed symbols for determining a winning combination of symbols.
[0013] Japanese Patent Application No. 05-071983, having a publication date of Jan. 18, 1994 describes a rotary game machine of the slot machine type with a bonus feature. When a predetermined event (usually a winning event) occurs on the underlying slot machine game, a separate wheel or disk is spun, with the wheel or disk having symbols thereon representing bonus events or non-bonus events. The spinning of the separate wheel or disk is dependent upon the occurrence of the predetermined event.
[0014] It is desirable to provide alternative gaming formats and gaming methods, as the preferences of the players changes over time and new games with unique features are desired by the industry.
[0015] A gaming format is provided on a wagering apparatus. The wagering format comprises a first set of symbol displays, usually in the form of reels, either physical reels or simulated video reels, usually at least three reels such as the standard 3, 4 or 5 reels used on wagering devices, and at least one additional symbol display, especially a symbol display such as a reel, disk or wheel, and especially a reel, disk or wheel dedicated to a display that is distinct from play on the underlying wagering format. Virtual displays or any other form of image displays, such as video displays, LED displays, plasma displays, light panel displays, or the like may also be used to provide the symbol displays and the additional symbol displays. A standard reel-type slot-type game is played on the first set of symbol displays, with predetermined combinations, alignments, positions, and/or types of symbols (e.g., scatter pays, where the alignment of the symbols is immaterial to the outcome) providing winning or losing first game events. Coincident with the first game event, the additional symbol display provides an additional symbol that is compared with the symbols generated on the first set of symbol displays. Independent of the result of the first game events, whether that game event is a win, a push or a loss, the comparison of the additional symbol to the symbols generated on the first set of symbol displays provides a basis for awards on a potentially distinct set of play rules, with potentially different pay tables, and with potentially different predetermined events providing awards.
[0016] For example, in the play of the first game, the order of symbols appearing on a pay line may be important (except in scatter pay events), and it is usually necessary (except for certain symbols such as cherries, special symbols, wild symbols or bonus symbols) that there be two or three winning combination symbols on a three reel pay line read from left to right or right to left, or both. In the additional play feature of the present invention, a single additional symbol may be selected, and an award may be given for a match of that additional symbol with one, two or more symbols in the first set of symbol displays, wherever the symbols appear in the pay lines or other predefined winning outcome of the first set of symbols. The award may be based on matches where the order of the symbols appearing on the pay line and/or the need for a base game symbol match is unnecessary. This format also offers the appearance and the effect of two distinct games being simultaneously played from a single wager.
[0017]FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a standard slot-type machine.
[0018]FIG. 2 shows a frontal view of a game panel with three reels and a wheel.
[0019]FIG. 3 shows a frontal view of a game panel with three reels and a wheel with specific symbols shown on the first set of displays and the additional display.
[0020] A game and gaming format is provided on a wagering apparatus, the gaming apparatus being of the slot-type wagering apparatus. These gaming apparatus are referred to by many names in the art, including one-armed bandits, slot machines, video machines and gaming machines. The specific style of the game, whether in video, mechanical or electromechanical format is not essential to the practice of this invention. The wagering format comprises a first set of symbol displays, usually in the form of reels, usually at least three reels such as the standard 3, 4 or 5 reels used on wagering devices, and at least one additional symbol display, especially a symbol display such as a reel, disk, wheel or video display. However, since the underlying object of games of chance is to obtain predetermined relationships of game symbols such as the occurrence of a single symbol, a match of two or more symbols or a predetermined card combination, for example, as little as one game symbol could be used to participate in the underlying game. For example, the underlying game could be five card poker paying on a queen high or better. In another example, a single �bonus� or special symbol results in a payout. A three-reel display with a single pay line is one preferred format of the invention. As an alternative for the additional symbol display such as a reel, disk or wheel would be an electronic or video display panel with boxes that may be individually highlighted or chosen, a line of symbols, a spiral of symbols, randomly or orderly positioned symbols with lights or other pointing mechanisms, and the like. The symbol displays merely provide a mechanism for providing symbols or images of symbols that are used in wagering games. The typical underlying wagering game, and particularly the reel-type wagering game, requires that at least one specific predetermined symbol, set of symbols, alignment of symbols, or the like be shown on the symbol display. There is usually a pay table or other source of information associated with the game that indicates what symbol(s) or combination(s) or set(s) provide a winning event. The classic standard gaming machine is comprised of a set of reels (e.g., 3, 4 or 5 reels) with indicia displayed at various stop positions on the reels. The reels are spun and then stopped at a stop position, so that each reel displays a symbol (including a blank space as a potential �symbol�). If the reels display particular symbols, symbols in particular positions, or predetermined combinations of symbols along a pay line, or in another winning combination such as a scatter arrangement, then a winning event occurs. A pay line on the original reel-type gaming equipment constitutes the outermost radial (central) positions on the stopped reels and the line that could be drawn through the outermost position on the stopped reel. A line is usually drawn over a transparent faceplate to indicate the precise position of the pay line. The original slot machines and many current slot machines have only one pay line. The pay lines may be straight or may include bends. Other slot machines have multiple pay lines. Pay lines can also be dynamic, that is�the shape and/or position of the pay line changes from game to game.
[0021] The symbols on the reels have varied over the years, but certain symbols are considered �traditional,� such as cherries, lemons, oranges, bars (single bars, double bars, triple bars), sevens, bells, plums, and the like. Virtual displays or any form of image displays, such as video displays may also be used to provide the symbol displays and the additional symbol display or displays. Other formats for displaying symbols may be used (such as uncovering hidden symbols behind panels by automatic or player induced opening of virtual panels or elimination of graphics on a touch screen display that marks game outcomes), spinning of wheels to collect symbols, rolling of dice, dealing of cards, or any other activity in which a number of symbols are selected in the play of a first wagering game.
[0022] In the practice of the invention, a single wager is placed to play a multiple segment game. A standard slot-type game may be used to generate the first set of symbol displays, with predetermined combinations, alignments, positions, and/or types of symbols providing winning or losing first game events. This underlying game format allows for what is known as scatter pay awards also, especially when the visual display shows a grid of game symbols, such as a 3�5 (or 5�5) for example, symbol display, in a 5 reel game. The play of this first underlying game produces a first set of symbols on a pay line, a recognized winning card or card combination (when the underlying game is a card game such as poker), or a scatter arrangement. Coincident with the first game event, and without placing a separate wager, the additional symbol display provides an additional symbol that is compared with the symbols generated on the first set of symbol displays. Independent of the result of the first game events, whether the first game event is a win, a push or a loss, the comparison of the additional symbol to the symbols generated on the first set of symbol displays provides a basis for additional awards on a potentially distinct set of play rules, such as symbol matching regardless of positioning along a pay line, with potentially different pay tables, and with different predetermined events providing awards.
[0023] The term �coincident� or �coincidently� has a distinct meaning in the practice of the present invention. The meaning of coincident or coincidently is that is no predetermined event must occur in the play of the first game to enter, cause or initiate play of the distinct and separate match game, other than the mere fact of beginning the first game. The additional symbol display may be in motion before the first game is initiated, may go into motion at the same time that the first game is initiated, may go into motion during the play of the first game (e.g., after at least one reels or symbol display has begun its procedure for symbol determination, but before all final symbols have been displayed), or the additional symbol display may go into motion when all first game symbols have been determined, irrespective of the symbols chosen (that is, whether there is a win, a push or a loss event). Initiation of this last format may be automatic, by player initiation (e.g., pressing a �SPIN� button, or by time delay if a �SPIN� button is not timely activated). There is no predetermined combination of symbols or specific symbol required to initiate activation and/or play of the additional symbol selection procedure. In one preferred form of the game, the additional symbol selection procedure is activated every time the player participates in the first gaming event, preferably with the additional display being activated at the same time or while all of the symbol displays in the underlying game are still active, and without the player placing a separate wager on the occurrence of matches.
[0024] The play of a game according to the present invention will be described with reference to the Figures. FIG. 1 shows a gaming apparatus 100 comprising a gaming box 102 and a game display area 166. Typical player controls such as spin button 120, help button 122, change button 124, Play/Credit button 126, Bet button 128, Bet Max button 130, Cash Out button 132, coin insert slot 140, currency insert slot 140, error lights 106, credit total display 140, Pay Line, reel display panels 152, 154 and 156 are shown. Also shown is an additional symbol display, in this case a wheel 150 with eight symbol display areas 160. The additional display system may have fewer, the same or more stop positions or available symbol positions as each of the reels in the underlying game. The number of stop positions in reels is typically between 10 and 30 stop positions (including blanks), more typically between 20 and 25 stop positions. As the determination of probabilities for outcomes can be set by the programmer, correspondence in the number of positions is not critical, but it is convenient to have the same number of stop positions on the reels of the underlying game and the additional display to simplify the math in determining probabilities. Pay tables 168 are also shown on the game display area 166. A game may begin and be played in the following manner. A single or multiple coin, token or credit is used to wager on the play of the game. No additional bets are required to participate in the bonus symbol matching segment. The three reels in the display panels 152, 154 and 156 begin spinning simultaneously or in turn, in a close time sequence. The additional display element, wheel 150 also begins to spin when the reels begin to spin, or immediately before or immediately thereafter. The three reels and the additional symbol display 150 stop at their respective, randomly chosen stop positions, preferably in turn. The three symbols (including a blank space) are read on the Pay Line. If the three symbols (or any combination or single symbol) form a predetermined winning event, the gaming apparatus will provide an award. The pointer 164 points to a single symbol on the additional symbol wheel. The single symbol is compared to the three symbols shown on the Pay Line. If the single symbol matches at least one symbol under the Pay Line and that match combination is identified on the secondary pay table as an award-winning match, then a separate award is provided to the player. This separate award is completely independent of any award that could have been won or was won from the three symbols under the Pay Line. The separate award can be won whether or not the three symbols under the Pay Line were a predetermined winning set of symbols, a specific symbol that would win an award or a symbol combination that does not award a payout.
[0025]FIG. 2 shows a frontal view of a game panel 200 with three reels 202, 204, 206 and a wheel 208. The three underlying game symbols (not shown) would be displayed on the three reels 202, 204, 206 and the match symbol would be displayed on one of the wedge shaped panels 210 on wheel 208.
[0026]FIG. 3 shows a frontal view of a game panel 320 with three reels 322, 324, 326 and a panel with specific symbols (not shown) shown on the first set of displays, three reels 322, 324, 326 and the additional display panel 328. The panel 328 has a number of panels 330 in which the match symbol would be displayed. Examples of pay tables for both the symbol combination (e.g., three reel game) and the additional match game are shown below:
[0028] The Match Wheel game fourth wheel in this example of the invention is mapped differently from the reels in the underlying three-reel game. There areno blanks on the fourth reel, while the conventional reel on the three reel underlying game has 50% blank spaces as possible stop positions. In other examples of the invention, blanks or other losing symbols are present and may be selected in match play. In the first Example, the symbol mapping on the first three reels is identical. That is, the symbol frequency on the physical reel strip and the order of appearance of each symbol on the reel is identical. There are 22 symbol positions (including in this example 11 blanks) on each reel strip. The wheel has 22 symbol positions, but in this example has no blanks. In another example of the invention as illustrated in FIG. 1, the wheel has only eight positions, and all or fewer symbols appearing on the reel strips are present on the wheel.
[0029] The format of the present game offers some significant ability to be varied in both appearance and mathematical effects. Among the many alternatives are at least the following.
[0030] a) The symbols on the multiple reel combination game are mapped and/or controlled with a win control algorithm such as the algorithm described in Yoseloff, U.S. Pat. No. 6,159,096 for Method and Apparatus for Configuring a Slot-Type Wagering Game (assigned to Assignee of the present invention), random number generator to provide certain symbols and combinations of symbols at statistical rates, the symbols including blank spaces. The symbols on the additional symbol display device will ordinarily have at least some, if not all of the symbols that are contained on the first multiple reel display game, although blank spaces and/or other game symbols may optionally be excluded from the available symbols on the additional symbol display element. This absence of blank spaces is likely to provide an impression to the player that there will be a high frequency of additional matching awards. The actual rate of award is still statistically determined upon the frequency of the symbol in the additional symbol display matching at least one symbol in the multiple symbol display game. As blank spaces are frequently obtained in reel wagering games (e.g., blank spaces are approximately 50% of all stop positions), all blank spaces are incapable of matching the additional symbol.
[0031] b) A special symbol (e.g., a single symbol representing the casino or a special game) may be present on both a) one or more of the reels in the multiple reel game, and b) on the additional reel or wheel. By selecting appropriate frequencies or hit rates for the various symbols, when the match of three symbols on the multiple reels at the same time that the special symbol appears on the additional reel, a special jackpot or progressive jackpot may be provided. By having high frequency rate appearances on three of the four symbols and a low frequency rate on the fourth symbol, an appearance of near misses on the jackpot can also be provided.
[0032] c) In the play of b) above, it is possible for a jackpot contribution to be identified from the machine when a certain combination of the special symbols occurs. Rather than taking a percentage of all wagers made and applying it to a jackpot, in one example of the invention, only wager amounts made when there are predetermined combinations of special symbols will be contributed. This methodology avoids duplicating the many jackpot games using a constant percentage contribution. Players may feel more inclined to contribute towards a jackpot when there appears to be a high frequency of near misses to the jackpot.
[0033] For example, in the play of the first game, the order of appearance of symbols on a pay line may be important, and it is usually necessary (except for certain symbols such as cherries, special symbols or bonus symbols) that there be two or three winning combination symbols on a three reel pay line, appearing from left to right. Other games permit payouts on combinations appearing from right to left or from both left to right and right to left. In the additional play feature, a single additional symbol is selected, and an award may be given for a match of that additional symbol with one, two or three symbols (that is, between one and the maximum number of symbols on a pay line) in the first set of symbol displays. The award may be based on matches where the order of the symbols and/or the need for a three-symbol match is unnecessary. It would be less preferable to have the order of the symbols contribute to the determination of the amount of the award, but that option is available to the designer of the game. This format also offers the appearance of two distinct games being simultaneously played for a single wager. In another example of the invention, the extra feature is an extra reel on the same pay line (e.g., the three reels and the fourth additional reel are on a common axis of rotation, again this being only a non-limiting example) and an additional bonus payout is determined either by matches or with consecutively positioned combinations of symbols (right to left or left to right or both). The last option means that with the four reel positions (Positions 1, 2, 3 and 4) on the pay line, winning symbol combinations may be found in symbol sets 3 2 1 and symbol set 1 2 3. The fourth reel outcome is not used to score the underlying game. The symbol appearing on the pay line of the fourth reel is compared to the symbols on the pay line on reels 1, 2 and 3 to determine if there is a match. The player is awarded a payout for either a predetermined winning outcome in the underlying game, for a match between the fourth reel symbol and at least one other symbol, or both. In any event, the player may or may not win on either form of action.
[0034] It is important to understand that the bonus wheel, reel or other symbol selection device is played in each round of play, and that no separate bet is required to play the matching game. The matching game according to the invention is an integral part of the underlying game and is not a separate bonus event that is played at the player's option.
[0035] The gaming apparatus or device of the invention may be generally described as a gaming apparatus having the ability to provide multiple winning events in a single play of a multiple symbol display event. The apparatus may, for example, comprise a housing or cabinet with a microprocessor; a first gaming display that displays at least two symbols from a first set of symbols, wherein predetermined symbols or symbol combinations provide a first award; a second gaming display that coincidently displays at least one separate symbol selected from at least some of the symbols within the first set of symbols; and the gaming apparatus awarding a second prize when the at least one separate symbol matches at least one symbol from among the at least two symbols displayed in the first gaming display. The underlying at least two symbol display is capable of showing at least one symbol that cannot be matched by any symbols available from the second (additional) symbol display, or the second symbol display can provide symbols that, when matching symbols on the first symbol display would not provide a match award. For example, the first symbol display can show blank spaces that are not available on the second display. Additionally, the second symbol display can show blank spaces, and if the second display shows a blank and the blank matches blanks displayed on the first symbol display, there would be no award for a match of blank spaces. In other forms of the invention, matching losing symbols, such as blanks, result in a payout. The gaming apparatus may have blank spaces shown as a symbol within the first set of symbols, and there may or may not be blank spaces available as symbols in the second gaming display. The gaming device preferably has exactly three reels or three display areas for the first gaming display, and preferably a single pay line (e.g., with three reels on a coaxial alignment). Other configurations such as video or mechanical multiple lines and five reel formats, for example, are contemplated. The gaming device is most conveniently provided wherein the first gaming display comprises exactly three reels and the second gaming display comprises exactly one display, such as one reel, wheel or disk. A preferred operation of the device is where while at least one, two or three of the three reels spins (or more reels), the second gaming display is active and has not yet shown a symbol for determining the second prize. By �active� it is meant that the second display is indicating by activity (lights flashing, wheels turning, reels spinning, images changing, etc.) that a choice of a symbol is in progress but has not yet been made apparent to the player. A format that is conventional in gaming arts is to have the three reels stop one reel at a time. It is desirable to have the second gaming display stop after all three reels have stopped and displayed symbols.
[0036] The two distinct display segments, the multiple symbol display segment and additional symbol display segment may be provided in any fashion compatible with gaming displays. The most convenient multiple symbol display system would be multiple physical or video simulations of reels, such as a three, four or five reel symbol display system, which is common in the gaming industry. However, any other format of game display is also useful. For example, there could be three roulette-type wheels with symbols available for display. There could be three blank frames with symbols randomly displayed in the game. There could be groups of spaces such as squares within a square with lights randomly lighting symbols in the smaller squares and stopping randomly at a symbol. There could be video representations of cards, with card symbols on the secondary display. For example, the base game could supply one, two, three, four or five cards from the same or separate decks, and a fourth, fifth or sixth card on the bonus wheel. The base game could pay on predetermined 4-card payout made on five card poker hands. In effect, any method for providing symbols to determine if a combination or set or order or single symbol is predetermined as an award symbol display will work in the practice of the invention. Similarly, the additional symbol display may be the same or different type of symbol display. The use of a wheel or fourth reel (preferably in a distinct position relative to the multiple symbol displays for attractiveness and clarity of distinction) has been emphasized in the description solely because of the popularity of these particular types of symbol displays.
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Bernard von NotHaus: Blow Back after ConvictionSubmitted by Veritas Vincit on Sat, 04/30/2011 - 14:14
Got an email from NotHaus thought I'd post it
Bernard von NotHaus
To: Me
April 2011 Vol. 13 No. 04
---Blow Back after Conviction---
Table of Contents:
1. Conviction Blow Back
2. Liberty Dollars Legal to Collect
3. Bill Rounds: DOJ Violates Ethics
4. Motion for New Trial
5. Forfeiture and Call for Interested Parties
6. Silver and 30DMA for Liberty Dollar model
7. Ridiculous Gov Budget Quarrel
8. Heather's Trial Account
9. Sign Up Page and List of Newsletters and Alerts
10. Atlas Shrugged - the movie
Dear Liberty Dollar Supporters!
1. Conviction Blow Back
As reported in hundreds of articles including The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, etc. I was convicted of all three charges of counterfeiting (18-485), use of counterfeit currency (18-486) and conspiracy to defraud the United States (18-371). The largest amount of the press was favorable to the Liberty Dollar cause. If the conviction and the possible 15 year sentence were not so serious, it would be laughable that 12 "reasonable" people could be convinced that the large silver Liberty Dollar could be confused with a penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar or Ike dollar. But that is exactly what happened when Brian Silliman with NGC told the court that a Liberty Dollar was similar to the Washington quarter with a straight face! Simply amazing! The blowback was swift as the Internet, Twitter, Facebook and the digital world woke up to a new level of tyranny as I was branded a "unique terrorist" by US Attorney Anne M. Tompkins in the official government Press Release, who said:
"Attempts to undermine the legitimate currency of this country are simply a unique form of domestic terrorism," U.S. Attorney Tompkins said in announcing the verdict. "While these forms of anti-government activities do not involve violence, they are every bit as insidious and represent a clear and present danger to the economic stability of this country," she added. "We are determined to meet these threats through infiltration, disruption, and dismantling of organizations which seek to challenge the legitimacy of our democratic form of government."
"Unique" indeed, as violence is a required element to be charged as a terrorist. Now, anybody who does not agree with the gov crap can be branded as a "unique terrorist." Get ready! As the money gets worse the gov will get worse. MUCH WORSE. Don't believe me? Just read about the "Reign of Terror" in Fiat Money Inflation in France by Andrew Dickson White. Of course, I am going to be very safe… because I am going to be in federal prison:)!
Of the 96 fine articles to date, the editorial by Beth Deisher, editor of Coin World, connects all the dots and states the Liberty Dollar case in a clear, succinct way that is easy to understand. It is important for everybody to understand the implications of my conviction and the gov's action against private currencies and especially currencies based on value i.e. gold and silver ala the Liberty Dollar model. Coin World editorial is available http://www.coinworld.com/articles/verdict-could-have-implica.... Please click http://libertydollarnews.org/liberty_dollar_conviction_artic... for a current list of articles or just google "Liberty Dollar" for more info.
2. Liberty Dollars Legal to Collect
The outcry and concern from the numismatic collector community was immediate. With thousands of collectors and many with thousands of dreaded non-Federal non Reserve IOU-Notes in Liberty Dollar collections at risk. Many wondered if the FBI was going after everybody's Liberty Dollars or anybody who sells Liberty Dollars on eBay. Was the FBI going to raid the list of Liberty Dollar supporters, businesses, past RCOs and Redemption Centers? How far was this new Reign of Terror going to go? Due to this grave and well reasoned concern, Paul Gilkes, senior staff writer at Coin World contacted the US Attorney's office in Charlotte. I am please to quote from Gilkes article: "A representative for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Charlotte, N.C., April 12 assured collectors that the copper, gold, silver and platinum Liberty Dollars and paper warehouse receipts formerly backed by silver are legal to buy, sell and trade as long as they are not passed as current U.S. money." The article also stated: "…federal officials will not seek to confiscate any Liberty Dollars nor seek prosecution of any individuals who own them unless they violate the federal statutes for which von NotHaus was convicted in March…" And finally, "... mere possession of Liberty Dollars is not a violation…" The bottom line is that you can possess Liberty Dollar but you can not use them as "current money" in commerce. "Current money" means US coins. And Liberty Dollar never did that anyway! So why was I convicted? Please click http://www.coinworld.com/articles/liberty-dollars-legal-to-c... for the complete article.
Please click http://sites.google.com/site/libertydollarencyclopedia/ for independent collector info on the different issues of Liberty Dollars.
3. Bill Rounds: DOJ Violates Ethics
Another interesting article was penned by attorney Bill Rounds: Liberty Dollar II - Did Prosecutor Anne Tompkins Violate Ethics Rules? In his article he states: "Upon further research of the Code of Ethics for the North Carolina Bar, US Attorney Anne M. Tompkins clearly violated Rules of Ethics and could be disbarred." Action is pending at this time. Please click http://www.howtovanish.com/2011/04/liberty-dollar-ii-prosecu... for Bill Rounds article.
4. Motion for New Trial
Following the shocking verdict of Guilty, Guilty, Guilty, attorney Aaron Michel filed a 72 page Motion for a new trial in my behalf. Judge Voorhees action is expected soon. Please click http://libertydollarnews.org/2011april/motion3.pdf for the Motion (large file takes awhile to load). Please click http://libertydollarnews.org/2011april/gov_resp_motion3.pdf for the gov response to the Motion.
5. Forfeiture and Call for Interested Parties
Immediately, and I mean immediately, following the guilty verdict of Guilty, Guilty, Guilty, US Attorney Thomas Ascik charged to the front of the court to press for the gov forfeiture of all material seized in the six raids in four states on November 13, 2008. It is the gov's position that all gold and silver Liberty Dollars, paper currency, dies, office equipment, files, etc is either contraband or fruits of an illegal counterfeiting operation and should be forfeited immediately to the gov for disposal. You should find this shocking, especially if you are holding any of the paper or digital warehouse receipts because the gov is trying to steal your property! You did nothing wrong. You are an innocent third party that did your due diligence and got Liberty Dollars to protect your purchasing power. You have a right to your property that has greatly increased in value! PLEASE don't let the !@#$#@! gov steal your property. If you have not filed your "Forfeiture Statement" and identified yourself as an "Interested Party" via email to Thomas Ascik with a cc to me… DO IT RIGHT NOW! Please join the hundreds of Liberty Dollar supporters and get your property back. Please don't let the gov steal your property! This may be the only chance you get to recover your property.
NOTICE: The Forfeiture Hearing for your property has begun!! If you have any Liberty Dollar paper or digital certificates you must identify yourself as an "Interested Party." Your property is at risk! Please don't let the gov steal your property!
PLEASE EMAIL THE STATEMENT BELOW to Thomas R. Ascik , the government attorney who is trying to steal your property. And send a CC to so he can forward your name to the attorney who will represent you as an "interested party" after you sign an attorney/client agreement. Be sure to include your name and address below:
I hereby certify that I am the bearer of Liberty Dollar warehouse receipt(s) and an interested party in any forfeiture action regarding my property. I demand the return of my property or its fair market value in a timely manner and to be informed with sufficient time to reply to any and all actions until my property is returned.
6. Silver and 30DMA for Liberty Dollar model
Have you noticed the free market price of silver? As of this posting, the spot price for silver is currently $48.43. This is a tremendous appreciation from the $5 silver when Liberty Dollar was launched on October 1, 1998 and a gallant testimonial to the Liberty Dollar currency model. I feel totally vindicated by the market and hope to be vindicated in court too, although that may take just a long! IAC, with silver over $41.50 per ounce, the question is how long will it be before the 30 day moving average (30DMA) is over $41.50 and the Liberty Dollar model will Move UP to the $100 Silver Base?! WOW just imagine the $100 Silver Base, once thought to be pure pipe dream by many, but not one certain Monetary Architect who knows what to smoke!
To be clear, the Liberty Dollar model currency will Move UP to the $100 Silver Base when the 30DMA stays over $41.50 for 60 consecutive calendar days. Currently, the 30DMA for silver is already $40.39! Please note the most innovative feature of the world's first free market currency (FMC) was the introduction of time in three places of its econometric design: 1) The 30DMA is used to even out the volatile silver price in place of the "spot" price. 2) The 30DMA is required to be maintained over a certain period of time. 3) That period of time is increased as the Bases rise. The Liberty Dollar was introduced at the $10 Silver Base when silver was $5.00 per ounce. The time period to Move Up to the $20 base was 30 days, to Move Up to the $50 base was 45 days and soon the time period to Move Up to the $100 Silver Base will take 60 consecutive calendar days to counter the increased volatility of higher silver prices (measured in FRN) as silver continues to rise to meet market demand and the risk to holding FRNs.
So why was the Liberty Dollar currency model developed with such a detailed mechanism? Because the vehicle that people put their values and dreams into must be well defined and disciplined so their value is kept safe. And because for a free market currency, ala the Liberty Dollar model, to work over a long period of time, it must be in sync with the free market commodity like gold, silver or anything else that the currency is based on. From a macro economic perspective, how could the Liberty Dollar rise to the occasion to free America from the grip of a tyrannical fiat currency if it was not designed to be in sync with its base commodity over a long period of time? The Liberty Dollar was specifically designed to function regardless of how high the price of silver reached or how low the value of the US dollar dropped. It was designed to survive runaway hyperinflation, provide the market place with a functioning and profitable means of trade during a currency collapse and a long term monetary model that Americans can trust.
7. Ridiculous Gov Budget Quarrel
On Monday, April 18, 2011, Standard & Poor's threatened to downgrade the United States' prized AAA credit rating unless the Obama administration and Congress find a way to slash the yawning federal budget deficit within two years.
In short, a private rating company informs the US gov that they are about to down grade their credit rating. Here again the free market trumps the gov's BS by telling them that their money and budget politics stink! And you can bet that the market is going to respond. Just ask yourself, would you loan your hard-earned money to the US gov? Do you think the US dollar can last two years? Gotta love the Liberty Dollar that has already appreciated 1000% against the US dollar. Click http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/04/18/us-ratings-usa-sp-... for Reuters' article.
Meanwhile the !@#$#@! Congressional BS about the reducing the budget by so many mere millions!!! What a JOKE! To understand the ridiculousness of those !@#$#@! in Washington, please click http://wimp.com/budgetcuts/ to view this quick 98 second video. Please don't vote for any of these disgusting !@#$#@! Just buy silver and wait.
8. Heather's Trial Account
Just in case you did not find Heather's wonderful site that documented the Liberty Dollar trial, please click http://www.liberty4free.com/Liberty%20Dollar%20Trial.htm. Heather drove from California to North Carolina just to attend the trial. Other than the attorneys and myself, she was the only person who attended the whole trial. And while that dedication is amazing, the volume of her notes and the blog she maintained during the trial was the fountainhead for most of the info about the trial. Heather is as amazing as her blog. Please click http://www.liberty4free.com/Liberty%20Dollar%20Trial.htm for her first hand info on the trial.
9. Subscription Page with List of Newsletters and Alerts
As you are reading this, I hope you subscribed. If not, you can subscribed or un-subscribe at the link below. You can also access all the past Newsletters and Alerts at the same site. Thank you for your interest, regardless if you are a supporter or a little gov agent. Please click http://www.libertydollarnews.org/pommo/user/subscribe.php for those services.
10. Atlas Shrugged - the movie
If you have not seen this movie, I recommend it. And if you have not read this classic tome, that maybe did more for the 60s Generation than its famed drugs, sex and rock-n-roll… give it a go. It's still legend after all these years and a good movie.
I continue to believe that it is only by adopting a free and independent currency that provides us with "just weights and measures" that we will be able to throw off the yoke of a manipulated monetary/tax system and generate a peaceful and prosperous society.
Thank you for all your efforts to return America to value - one dollar at a time!
Bernard von NotHaus
Monetary Architect/Editor
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"NOTICE: The Forfeiture Hearing for your property has begun!! If you have any Liberty Dollar paper or digital certificates you must identify yourself as an "Interested Party." Your property is at risk! Please don't let the gov steal your property!"
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I'm in the process of designing the base architecture of a web application. The project follows the Domain-Driven Design approach because the business model and logic is very complex.
The project also aims to be a SOA project (Service Oriented Architecture). So I'm learning a lot about Services and how to construct the project around it.
Following a previous question of mine, I have a question regarding associations in model classes.
I understand that model classes shouldn't know and do anything related to persistence. However I have trouble deciding for situations with association between model classes.
For example:
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Carhas one driver (for the example)
Where should the
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- in the service layer with primitive types:
- in the service layer using OOP:
Solution 1. seems the more natural. I'm using Doctrine 2, so the model associations are handled with DB mapping annotations. That way, the model doesn't do anything related to persistence (even though it does through Doctrine actually). It's my favorite solution, but then what's the point of the Service except load the list of "cars" to start with?
Solution 2. seems just stupid because it throws away OOP and the Model/Service user has to know about the Database model to fetch association (he has to know that this ID is a "Person" id). And he has to do the association himself.
Solution 3. is a bit better than solution 2, but still where is the OOP in that?
So, for me solution 1. is the best. But I have seen Solution 2. and Solution 3. used in real projects (sometimes mixed together), and so I have doubts.
And the question becomes more complex when there are additional parameters, for example:
$person->getCars($nameFilter, $maxNumberOfResults, $offset);
(in this case, it really looks like a SQL query/persistence query)
So, which one should be used for a Model/Service architecture on a project following the Domain-Driven Design approach? With SOA, should my model be only "dumb" data container with no logic? If so, then where is the DDD approach?


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