Novel games, and methods for improved game play in games of chance and games of skill
AssigneeMilestone Entertainment, LLC
InventorsRandal Mark Katz, Gary Dawson, Andrew Felsher
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AssigneeMilestone Entertainment, LLC
InventorsRandal Mark Katz, Gary Dawson, Andrew Felsher
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A device for characterizing a cell or particle includes a channel having an inlet and an outlet, the channel containing a moving fluid therein for carrying the cell or particle from the inlet to the outlet. The device includes a detector for detecting the presence of a cell or particle along portion of the channel, the detector including a first detecting position, a second detecting position, and a third detecting position. The device further includes a light source providing an optical gradient disposed within the channel and between the second and third detecting positions. A control system is coupled to the detector to receive and process detected signals from the detector. During operation, the amount of time that a cell or particle takes to flow through a first distance (i.e., its time-off-flight) is measured. The cell or particle is then flowed past a second, downstream distance in the presence of an optical gradient and its time-of-flight is measured. A comparison of the measured time-of-flights for the first and second distances is used to characterize the cell or particle. The method can be used to characterize and sort cells based on a biological property.
A method for providing a game show for presentation to an audience over a communication medium, the game show including at least a first game and a second show, the show to be performed in parallel with each other, the first game having a repetitive series of actions comprising:
A method for selecting random numbers for use in a game, comprising the steps of:
A method for programming a broadcast comprising:
The method for prepurposing a previous recorded game show, the game show including the presentation of issues to game show participants, comprising the steps of:
A game show providing a display having an underlying image, the image initially being at least partially obscured by overlying image regions different than the underlying image, the overlying image regions including designations, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.