Abstract: An automobile race game and method for playing same, is provided, comprised of a playing surface have printed on one side thereof a closed circuit race trace. The race track is divided across its width into parallel lanes. Each lane is divided into a sequence of spaces. A token is provided for each player set on a space on the race track. Players advance their tokens around the circuit according to the roll of three dice—two conventional dice and one supplemental dice. Some spaces are designated to “DRAW CARD,” requiring player landing on such spaces to draw an event card from the top of an invented stack of event cards. The supplemental die has one face permitting lane change, and another multiplying the value of the other two dice. Players may change lanes only if they roll doubles, roll appropriately on the supplemental die, or draw an appropriate event card. The first player to complete a pre-determined number of laps or circuits of the race track is declared the winner.

Abstract: Apparatus for browsing content (10) on a computer network comprising, a computer connectable to the computer network, browser means (16) executable on the computer for browsing said content, data storage means for storing a search filter (18, 22, 26) comprising search criteria, the filter maintainable by a user, wherein the computer is operable, independently of operations performed by the user when accessing said content, to apply the filter to the content, when the user accesses the content and to output results comprising a record of any content (38) identified by the filter as matching the search criteria.

Abstract: An optical report generation system includes a clinical information system (“CIS”) server to store raw monitoring data for at least one patient and to generate optical reports, at a predetermined time interval, based on the raw monitoring data. The CIS server includes a database. A control server determines the reports to generate, based on the raw monitoring data. The optical reports include all possible optical reports which can be generated based on the raw monitoring data.

Abstract: A device for playing a board game in which the players move counters over a board, the device including an electronic device automatically indicating a number of different instructions one at a time in rapid succession, a stop-go switch being provided to enable a player to stop the device with a desired instruction being indicated so that by exercising his skill the player can be successful in the game by obtaining a series of desired instructions. A further device may be provided for a competing player to interfere by changing the instruction indication at random.