Abstract: A sleep composition including zolpidem and quetiapine in combination provides a healthy sleep pattern allowing the user to get seven or eight hours sleep. The amount of each ingredient in the combination is lower than the amount usually needed to provide this amount of sleep when the ingredients are being used alone.

Abstract: A method of playing golf in which a user can play against a professional golfer. A first professional (pro) golfer plays a round of golf at a selected golf course, which round is recorded. Later, which time is at least five days but may be a week, a month or more later, a plurality of amateurs play a round of golf at the selected golf course, which rounds re also recorded. The pro round and the amateur rounds are compared, and each of the amateurs is provided a plaque or other memorabilia comparing the scores of the amateurs to the professional.

Abstract: A call center system for coaching a player in judgmental aspects of an athletic sport or for practicing judgmental aspects of the sport includes a call center computer having a display and a memory. The system may also include a camera, a telephone, and a position locator system. Either the pictures stored in the memory or pictures taken with the camera are used to provide coaching or practice. Pictures of a golf course, golf course mapping data, or both are stored in a call center system. GPS data indicating the position of a golf ball on a golf course hole is used to provide either an overhead view of the hole and terrain features, pictures of the course at or near the location of the ball, or both, on a golf professional computer display.

Abstract: A call center system for coaching a player in judgmental aspects of an athletic sport or for practicing judgmental aspects of the sport includes a call center computer having a display and a memory. The system may also include a camera, a telephone, and a position locator system. Either the pictures stored in the memory or pictures taken with the camera are used to provide coaching or practice. Pictures of a golf course, golf course mapping data, or both are stored in a call center system. GPS data indicating the position of a golf ball on a golf course hole is used to provide either an overhead view of the hole and terrain features, pictures of the course at or near the location of the ball, or both, on a golf professional computer display.

Abstract: A call center system for coaching a player in judgmental aspects of an athletic sport or for practicing judgmental aspects of the sport includes a call center computer having a display and a memory. The system may also include a camera, a telephone, and a position locator system. Either the pictures stored in the memory or pictures taken with the camera are used to provide coaching or practice. Pictures of a golf course, golf course mapping data, or both are stored in a call center system. GPS data indicating the position of a golf ball on a golf course hole is used to provide either an overhead view of the hole and terrain features, pictures of the course at or near the location of the ball, or both, on a golf professional computer display.

Abstract: A sleep composition including zolpidem and quetiapine in combination provides a healthy sleep pattern allowing the user to get seven or eight hours sleep. The amount of each ingredient in the combination is lower than the amount usually needed to provide this amount of sleep when the ingredients are being used alone.

Abstract: A call center system for coaching a player in judgmental aspects of an athletic sport or for practicing judgmental aspects of the sport includes a call center computer having a display and a memory. The system may also include a camera, a telephone, and a position locator system. Either the pictures stored in the memory or pictures taken with the camera are used to provide coaching or practice. Pictures of a golf course, golf course mapping data, or both are stored in a call center system. GPS data indicating the position of a golf ball on a golf course hole is used to provide either an overhead view of the hole and terrain features, pictures of the course at or near the location of the ball, or both, on a golf professional computer display.

Abstract: A method of making a ferroelectric integrated circuit comprising: depositing a thin film of a layered superlattice material using atomic layer deposition (ALD); and completing the integrated circuit. The layered superlattice material is a ferroelectric material or a dielectric material. The method further comprises annealing the thin film using a short RTP process.

Abstract: A computerized system for instructing a player in an athletic sport includes a screen listing a plurality of discrete physical factors describing a real or hypothetical situation in the sport. A player enters a plurality of personal discrete actions that may be taken in response to the situation. The system selects from memory a corresponding plurality of discrete actions defining an expert response to the situation. The system compares the personal discrete actions and the expert discrete actions and provides expert comments when there are differences. The actual discrete actions taken by the player and the actual results are stored, and this information as well as personal data entered by the player is used by the system in subsequently selecting an expert response adjusted to the particular player.

Abstract: A computerized system for instructing a player in an athletic sport includes a screen listing a plurality of discrete physical factors describing a real or hypothetical situation in the sport. A player enters a plurality of personal discrete actions that may be taken in response to the situation. The system selects from memory a corresponding plurality of discrete actions defining an expert response to the situation. The system compares the personal discrete actions and the expert discrete actions and provides expert comments when there are differences. The actual discrete actions taken by the player and the actual results are stored, and this information as well as personal data entered by the player is used by the system in subsequently selecting an expert response adjusted to the particular player.

Abstract: A computerized system for instructing a player in an athletic sport includes a screen listing a plurality of discrete physical factors describing a real or hypothetical situation in the sport. A player enters a plurality of personal discrete actions that may be taken in response to the situation. The system selects from memory a corresponding plurality of discrete actions defining an expert response to the situation. The system compares the personal discrete actions and the expert discrete actions and provides expert comments when there are differences. The actual discrete actions taken by the player and the actual results are stored, and this information as well as personal data entered by the player is used by the system in subsequently selecting an expert response adjusted to the particular player.