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Modeling March Madness as a Marketplace 1 commentMar 14, 2011 11:36 AM
The Financial Markets Program of the U of Chicago, together with Carlton Chin, a fund manager, devised a March Madness pool -- that models each game as a financial marketplace. As a result, the pool is run "round-by-round."
The pool is free -- and open to all (and several organizations have contributed prizes). Note that entries are due a few days earlier than most pools to generate closing price information (which is used to award points for correct selections).
For more information -- and to get your first round entries in -- please visit the March Madness link at CARATcapital.com.
- The official opening prices have been posted for the first round games.
- Closing prices for each game will be a function of market participant entries.
- Entries may NOW be submitted for the first round games.
- First round selections are due at midnight, Tuesday, ET (March 15).
- Pricing can be used as a proxy for the probability of a team advancing to the next round.
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Some interesting info on the output of the March Madness pool. Modeling the games as a financial marketplace resulted in interesting -- and potentially useful -- probabilities.
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It's been so long since these figures were first announced that I'm trying to remember what made them new in the first place. It'll be nice to finally have a good AOTC Anakin that doesn't have the soft goods that plagued other versions. The Biker Scout from the TRU set is great so it's good to have it out again. I love the TVC AOTC clone so it's nice to have two more variations on it.
However, putting this many stark white troopers out at once will likely lead to some pegwarming by at least one of them - it probably would have been more ideal to spread them out a little more.
Also, now that the bubbles are larger than they were for TVC and the card art is so plain, I wish they would either pose the figures more interestingly (like they used to) or fill them out with more accessories. On the first point, I wonder if they want to present the figures as plainly as possible so they look more "collector-friendly" or something. On the second point, I can't help but think that even small, cheap, reused accessories would have made these figures stand out a little more, like Anakin's green lightsaber or Padmé's handcuffs. They also had more than enough time to add Anakin's cloak, like I suggested to Derryl at CVI, but alas . . .
That is a lot of troopers. And all white. And two of them prequel ones. This does not give me confidence for later waves.
Anakin's head I do not like. It looks like a tremendous step backwards from this pic.
On another note, any chance the Joe team might look at what Star Wars is doing by putting so many bad guy army builders in this case and maybe trying to replicate it? It seems like every Cobra troop builder is one per case, two if we're lucky. They could ship a case of 4 Troopers, 4 Vipers, and 4 Crimson Guards, then re-release the case six times with different paint jobs on the figures, and I think most Joe collectors would be happy.
I agree that the larger bubbles need more accessories, that Anakin's head is a step backwards in that pic, that there are too many troopers... this is brutal. At least 6" R2 looks decent in box, although that black insert really takes away from the figure.
People keep talking about how "great" the new Biker Scout is, but I just don't see it. Aside from some tweaked articulation, it's a step backwards in every way. The helmet was too small on the 2006 version and it's even smaller on this version. Plus, I can't get past those shoulder joints. I guess I can forget about buying Biker Scouts until Hasbro retires this mold.
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And in fact, now that I'm looking at my desk area, the poses in those old photos have both been improved upon since I took them.
I found Rewind yesterday at Target. He's got giant forearms, but otherwise hits the nail on the head pretty well. His alt mode (the non-tank one) seemsJediTricks 5 Hours Ago
In the future everything it's exactly like the books.
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I liked it too but I'm not sure if it was better than the other ones and it suggested a message that if we explore space we create problems.Tycho 12 Hours Ago
If you compare it to the endings of a lot of other shows we loved it is way better.
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I agree. It just goes to show her popularity among the fans. I wouldn't be surprised to see a Jaina-like character in a future stand-alone movie. WouldOC47151 1 Day Ago
Saw Star Trek Beyond. This film felt more like Star Trek than either of the previous two. Not a perfect film, but I enjoyed it.Maradona 1 Day Ago


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In the next paragraph Williams does indirectly acknowledge that the difference between then and now is a far larger and much more lucrative mayhem inducing inner city drug trade. However, he does not take this train of thought to its logical conclusion; that the most effective step that could possibly be taken to lower the murder rate among black people would be to legalize drugs thereby ending the violence generated by this black market.
Instead, Williams suggests a possible solution from the example of the Mayfair neighborhood in Washington D.C. where Black Muslims began to patrol causing a subsequent drop in gang activity and drug dealing. There is no doubt that violence in this area of the city did decline after the Black Muslim began their activity there. There is also little doubt that drug sales increased in other District neighborhoods at about the same and that the overall level of violence in that city was probably greater than it would have been without the relocation of the illegal trade and its inevitable often deadly struggle for control of new turf.
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Both big guys led their teams to the best record in their conferences. Shaq had a first-team All-NBA teammate in Penny Hardaway, Robinson had Dennis Rodman to help him do the dirty work on D. In all the statistical measures at B-R.com, Robinson outscores Shaq. It appears the voters made the right choice. (Although Olajuwon led the Rockets to the title with one of the great playoff performances of all time, knocking off teams led by Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, Robinson and Shaq in the playoffs and averaging 33.0 points per game along the way).
In his first three seasons, Shaq missed a total of just five games. In his final year with Orlando, Shaq sustained his first major injury and played just 54 games (he still finished ninth in the MVP vote, with Jordan winning in his first full year back from retirement).
Shaq signed with the Lakers as a free agent, joining rookie Kobe Bryant on a team that had won 53 games in 1996. The team improved to 56 wins, but Shaq again battled injuries and played just 51 games. Karl Malone edged Jordan in one of the closest MVP votes (63 first-place votes to 52) while Shaq tied for ninth.
Shaq averaged 28.3 points and 11.4 rebounds and was ranked as the most efficient player in the NBA by B-R.com. This was arguably Shaq's peak year of ability, before he started putting on all the extra weight and combined youthful athleticism with veteran experience. The Lakers featured a convoluted lineup of young Kobe, quick-trigger Nick Van Exel, Rick Fox and Elden Campbell. They won 61 games, and Shaq might have won the MVP but played just 60 games. He finished fourth in the voting behind MJ, Malone and Gary Payton which seems generous considering he missed a quarter of the season.
The screwed-up lockout year, when the Knicks finished eighth in the East and still made the NBA Finals with Ewing hurt. Only four players averaged 22 points per game. The Spurs won the championship by routinely winning playoff games despite scoring less than 80 points. Just a disgraceful time in the NBA. Shaq was healthy again and played in 49 of 50 games, but was just sixth in the MVP voting. He went 26.3/10.7 and finished behind Malone, Mourning, Tim Duncan, Allen Iverson and Jason Kidd. You can make a case for Shaq as MVP, but you can just as easily make a case for the others.
No contest. Shaq led the NBA in points per game and field-goal percentage and was second in rebounding. He even finished seventh in minutes played. The Lakers went 67-15. Shaq picked up 120 of the 121 first-place votes (Iverson got the final one).
First: Iverson, 31.1 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 4.6 apg, 42.0% FG, 71 G, 56 team wins
Second: Duncan, 22.2 ppg, 12.2 rpg, 3.0 apg, 49.9% FG, 82 G, 58 team wins
Third: Shaq, 28.7 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 3.7 apg, 57.2% FG, 74 G, 56 team wins
Who would you vote for? Iverson won in a landslide, pulling 93 of 124 first-place votes. Shaq received just seven first-place votes. This was a classic case of sportswriters acting like lemmings and the Iverson landslide took over, similar to the Nash bandwagon in 2005. Shaq wasn't a clear MVP choice, but the voting certainly should have been closer. Anyway, Shaq got his revenge in the playoffs as the Lakers went 15-1 and beat Iverson's Sixers in the Finals.


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The length of time it takes to fill an order at a local sandwich shop is normally distributed with a mean of 4.1 minutes and standard deviation of 1.3 minutes. What is the probability that you have to wait more than 6 minutes for a sandwich?
Let random variable $W$ be the waiting time. Then $$\Pr(W\gt 6)=\Pr(W-4.1\gt 6-4.1)=\Pr\left(\frac{W-4.1}{1.3}\gt \frac{6-4.1}{1.3}\right).$$
But the random variable $\frac{W-4.1}{1.3}$ has standard normal distribution. So you want to find $$\Pr\left( Z\gt \frac{6-4.1}{1.3}\right),$$ where $Z$ has standard normal distribution.
Now you need to calculate $\frac{6-4.1}{1.3}$, and use a table of the standard normal, or appropriate software.
$Pr(T>6)=1-Pr(T\leq 6) =1-\int_{-\infty}^6 \frac{1}{1.3 (2 pi)^2} e^{-\frac{((x-4.1)/1.3)^2}{2} } dx =0.0719339$
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26 Parks near Golden Pond, Kentucky
Eddyville, Kentucky 19.82 miles NW
Gilbertsville, Kentucky 20.98 miles NW
Hardin, Kentucky 21.86 miles SW
Cadiz, Kentucky (map) | (270) 522-3762
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $75.00 | 20 Reviews
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Apr 2014 - $75.00
We were pasting thru for a overnight stop and made a reservation by mistake with them. We called back within 15 minutes to cancel and they would not. We ended up paying for a site that was not used. We talked with the KOA campground and KOA main office and all responded, to bad. I have stayed at many KOA's over the years because you always know what you will get, I thought. KOA has now went from one of the top places to stay when traveling to below Walmart parking lots. What a bad way to run a business. - belanga
Sep 2012 - $45.00
Very neat and clean. Friendly staff. Lots to do for families. It is a long ways off the interstate and roads narrow getting into site, well worth it. Spring for the premium sites along the lake, absolutely spectacular. - MapReader
May 2012 - $43.00
We stayed at the Prizer Point Marina & Resort. This is a very nice resort that is on a peninsula and set back away from everything. If you like your quiet campground setting this is the place to be during their off season, before Memorial Day and after Labor Day. The campground is well planned out. Plenty of activities for children to enjoy, as the Big Bouncer is very well maintained. Two pools, one for small children and one for teenagers through adults, both are kept up rather well and tested for chemicals every few days. Gravel roads are nice, shaded spots, beautiful scenery, quiet setting other than the boats from the marina. We stayed here for three weeks, and during the week it is very quiet, but on the weekends it gets noisy and loud from children. Expect people to cut through your sites and even come right up between your car/truck and trailer with no spacial awareness of any kind. Manager is very friendly and helpful. Staff is a bit out spoken with jokes that are a bit rude as they are younger, people in their twenties, that make up the staff. If you can overlook their comments and seemingly jokes the management is very nice to work with. Activities for children are paid for with a wrist band, but include mini golf, Big Bouncer, pool, and peddle cars. Laundry room is small but clean. Wi-fi works well, as does cable. Check your cell phone coverage for this area for those who use their own wi-fi and cell service as being out in the middle of this area it can get spotty with some. Large store that has plenty of goodies if you need as there is no grocery store for at least 20-25 minutes on curvy back roads into town, so stock up beforehand as store prices at the campground are a bit high. Overall, a great quiet campground. We will definitely be returning to visit. - mrtoledo
Grand Rivers, Kentucky (map) | (270) 522-8821
Sites: 45 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 2 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $18.00
Great COE park. Roads were a little tight getting into, and coming into the park on 127 from the north was a very tight turn. It is a very shaded park with ample spacing between sites. Water and electric were good. We stayed 5 nights. - jacknpeg
Sep 2015 - $9.00
We timed our visit just as Labor Day was ending, otherwise reservations would have to have been done well in advance. A number of sites are nearly lake front (some have tent sites between RV sites and lake. Though you can say that many sites are big rig friendly, the roads to Hurricane Creek are narrow. Nice beach for swimming but bring sandals. Staff helpful despite computer being down. Amazing to look up out over water in distance and see barges being pushed up the Kentucky River. Water pressure is high so use a reducer. Great COE spot and you bet we'd come again. - Ag Sag
May 2005 - $18.00
We really enjoyed this campground. Our campsite was right on Lake Barkley. The campground has many shaded sites. There is a boat ramp located in the campground for those who want to bring a boat. The restrooms had white ceramic tile on the floors, but the restrooms were very clean. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring. Some campsites have tent pads. We will definitely stay here again. - AnnaBanana
Grand Rivers, Kentucky (map) | (270) 362-4840
Sites: 113 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 35 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $20.00
We made a reservation on-line; alas, ours was absolutely nothing like the picture displayed! Most all sites are in the woods and roomy; one very nice area is in an open field setting with very spacious sites. But, our site was in the forest and by the lake, which was drawn down in October, so we had an absolutely lovely view of a greenish mud hole.
Many of the sites are rather deep in ravines, mined with large deciduous trees, mainly back-ins, and tricky getting into. Ours came with nifty "tire traps" on each side of the site - fall of the edge of the site and you're doomed. We finally backed down in correctly - it was short, unlevel, with a steep entry.
CG culture. Okay, There seemed a lot of locals here from western KY. Lovely folks really, but it seemed they do crave their constant smoky campfires both day and night. Apparently, there's nothing more healthful or invigorating than waking up fresh in the morning and then immediately standing directly over the smoldering campfire, and breathing deeply. "Ahhh" - So good! Fellow campers around us seemed so delighted to smoke out the entire area, the constant toxic fog blanketed our once pleasant hollow: thick and stinky, and made it seem more like London, than western Kentucky. It forced us to keep our trailer hermetically sealed, as the constant stench was so strong and acrid, we simply couldn't breath.
On top of the fire thing, most all folks at the CG seem oddly incapable or unwilling to use their feet, for the dying art known as "walking". Most site dwellers, felt the strong desire to bring a large annoying snazzy gas powered, "camp cart". Campers - happily whizzing around aboard these noisy, fast moving, and dangerous buggies, seemed to delight in the "go-cart" activity - while lowly fellow humans, trying to move themselves under their own quiet locomotive powers, must be ever vigilantly for being run over at any moment; much like squirrels trying to cross a busy highway. - Rogue Traveller
Oct 2015 - $20.00
Stayed here for 3 nights. Site 46 was a back-in. It was easy to back our 40 footer in because the road was semi-circular and the trees were not as close to each other as on other sites. Our site was level whereas we noticed that there were a number of sites on our loop that we would have never been able to get into, either because of the trees or because the site sloped up from the road. Campground is really quite beautiful and we would definitely come back again and try very hard to get site 46 again. - Patricia Sterkowitz
Aug 2015 - $20.00
We were in the Woods Loop, Site 50. We were able to back in our 34 foot travel trailer without too much trouble - leveling was more of an issue because the site slopes upward towards the front (entrance side). A shorter trailer would have no problem. The site was beautiful - view of the canal through the trees. Not too close to other sites (some sites were VERY close to others). No sewer, no problem with water or electric (50 amp). Very wide site at the bottom, with picnic table, fire ring and utility table. Wifi (Verizon) was only 3G, but phone service was okay. Too many trees for satellite. Good location, close to town and to all attractions. - nancyj
Golden Pond, Kentucky (map) | 800-525-7077
Sites: 380 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 29 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $12.00
We stayed in site A-71. No electric, no water, no sewer, no neighbors. It was perfect. We had a great winter view of the lake. Just don't eat the fish or drink the water. - pegleg118
Oct 2015 - $28.00
This is a huge 374-campsite park run by the the US forest service. We had a great site number 21. A lot of the sites were small and no privacy. The person checking us in had little knowledge of the place. Our site was not the 58 feet she said but shorter. It also had a large incline. The country store was very well stocked with camping supplies that were reasonably priced. It also carried basic food. We were in a 31 foot class c. - winnie1
Oct 2015 - $40.00
Decent campground, but very crowded even in off season and most of the folks in our area had zero respect for others sites and walked right through them. Lots of cigarette smokers and a lot of very smokey fires starting early in the morning going late into the evening. Very annoying. Hiking trails in the park are limited to about a 4 mile round trip loop. LOTS of wood ticks and still finding them on our dogs a day later. Loud neighbors, a ton of golf carts and electric scooters (doesn't anybody walk or hike anymore?), barking dogs chained outside made it less then a pleasant stay. The plus side? A beautiful area with many miles of great jeeping roads, great dog walking along very rustic roads, and 250+ family cemeteries with fascinating histories to explore. This was our second stay, and we'll be back, but will skip Hillman Ferry campground. - Jerry and Betsy
Aurora, Kentucky (map) | (270) 477-2211
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 9 Reviews
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May 2016 - $17.00
The campground is located on Kentucky lake off of Highway 68. The sites have electric and water connections only. The campground offers a dump station. The site pads are asphalt, generally small, close to each other and are not level. There is a large shower and bathroom facility that we found to be fairly clean. We paid about $17 per night with a senior discount. - Coopsecondact
Aug 2015 - $25.00
The view is wonderful and many sites are covered by tall, mature trees. Be warned, many sites closer to the lake view are at very steep angles. - dan4thover
Jun 2015 - $30.00
I'll admit that I have never stayed at a state run campground but I had no complaint about this one. It was very clean and quiet. Other reviews were correct that larger rigs should not go off the main loop but to be fair the lower spaces were made for tents and smaller units and larger units have no reason to go there. When calling for a reservation ask for the campground mgr. because the phone goes to the resort and they don't have a full grasp on the problems of camping. Very nice stay and very short walk to the lake from the main loop. Need power cord extensions on some sites. - flstskeith
Mortons Gap, Kentucky (map) |
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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Feb 2006 - $15.00
This campground is just off the freeway and next to a Best Western Motel and a small truck stop. There are no services others than the pool and laundry facilities at the motel that are available (pool was closed). Area was clean and grass everywhere. The noise from the freeway and trains could be bothersome, but for 1 night it was ok and the price was right! - stonybirch
Eddyville, Kentucky (map) | (270) 388-2730
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $24.00
Good place for overnight stay. Park has over 200 sites but only a handful that are NOT extended stay; annual lease. Friendly and helpful staff. The residents that live here are extremely nice. - lzhome
Oct 2007 - $28.00
Arrived after hours with a reservation only to find someone else had already occupied my assigned spot. Ended up with the last pull thru which was right on the main entrance road with traffic coming and going all night. The park is mostly for those who have set up their trailers permanently and they are running everywhere in their golf carts until all hours of the night. The site I had was nothing more than some gravel with a broken down picnic table and a fire ring. Absolutely no grass! I would definitely not stay there again. Can't say anything about the showers and restrooms because I couldn't find any!! Not worth the money. - BUFFdrvr
Jun 2006 - $26.00
This was mainly full-timers and they did not seem to like us intruding. No choice of location and not a single person to deal with at check-in. The information was taped to the door. We could not hook up cable due to the fact the something was wrong with the connector on their end. And well after mid-night people were buzzing around in their vehicles. Cannot speak about the ground because we were unable to locate anyone to direct us. We decided to leave the next day for another location. We will NOT return. - MrsMc03
Eddyville, Kentucky (map) | (270) 388-9459
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2014 - $10.00
Small campground on Lake Barkley in the trees. A little rough around the edges but had lots of beautiful birds. The hosts were very nice but the computer took an extremely long time to register us. As we began showering at 8AM, the cleaning woman came in, plugged in her religious country music and began cleaning. Each sink she rinsed, each toilet she flushed, resulted in a change in water temperature and pressure. Hey COE, it is not okay to scald your patrons! Here's a novel idea - schedule a time for cleaning the restrooms so there's no conflict. Here's another - install regulators on the showers. The bath house appears old and has had many repairs but everything worked. We camped here with friends. The lawn between our sites and the lake had very deep ruts from vehicles being driven on the wet ground. One of our sites was impossible to level in. About half the sites would present a leveling challenge. Smaller campers would do better here. Sites 23-26 are on a loop and more private. Each site had two tables, one conveniently near the fire pit. No trash cans in camping area, you must take it to the dumpster by the dump station. - L. Allen
Aug 2010 - $12.00
Very small COE park, busy on weekends with locals but quiet during week. Wonderfully friendly and helpful workcampers/staff. Rate is with Senior Pass. Nice gravel sites, most with lake front access, good if you have boat. Stable electric, good water pressure. All sites accommodate small to medium size tents, trailers and RVs. Park is not really for big rigs. Only a couple sites fit big rigs and you must be very careful backing into sites due to large ditches on either side of the narrow main road. Don't believe what Reserve America says about the site length: call and talk to the park personnel directly. You need to be part mountain goat to use a couple of the pull through sites. Swimming area is mucky, needs sand in beach area and is full of goose droppings. Small playground for kids but nothing else. Too many trees for satellite. Bathrooms/showers older but clean. Sign posted says: "Please keep doors closed to keep out snakes." OOOWWW!!! - paularonson
Jul 2008 - $20.00
We camped here in site #6 in a 32ft TT. The site has a beautiful view of the lake. The camp site is very level on a chip gravel surface. The camp site is rather tricky getting into due to the narrow camp drive. Some of the other spots looked very hard to get into some big campers might have some trouble. The bathrooms were very clean but need some shelves in the bath stalls so you can set shower stuff on. Beach is yucky, so you probably want to go to the Kentucky Dam's beach to swim. There isn't a whole lot to do for younger kids the campground has a slide and another child's playground toy. (Manual merry go round.) Dumping can be a pain as you have to make a circle to get back around to the dump station, but the dump station looks new. This is a great campground if your bringing your boat because it has two boat ramps and extra parking but that parking is a short distance from the camp sites. Nice campground for people without children or children that have enough patience to sit and fish. PS: Fishing from the bank was great. - kwnd623
Cadiz, Kentucky (map) | (270) 924-1131
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 9 Reviews
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May 2016 - $23.00
If you reserve through Reserveamerica.com their definition of slight grade is more likened to a OTR driver than an RVer. We had what was described as a "a slight grade" but my TT tongue wouldn't go any down far enough to level, it was off plumb (level) for the three days we were here.
We were here pre-season, before Memorial Day. Bathrooms were clean and comfortable. When summer rolls around. It's likely very hot humid and lots of toilet traffic. No sewer hook ups. AC, no, sorry. I could say something derogatory about KY. But really the nations RV parks across North America need to realize the Boomers are coming and adjustments need to be made; because we like to commune with nature but comfortably.
Ok. Shady sites many with water views (slight in spring and summer). Bugs? Yes. Lots of shade though.
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The steady progress from the turmoiled 21st century to the utopia-like 30th, is portrayed with incredibe realism and vividness. If I'd want to give this book a rating solely as a work of fiction, I would have given it 6 stars...
But "The Third Millennium" is not a mere work of fiction. As the authors point out on the back cover, it is a serious attempt to portray a realistic future of the real World. And in this respect, the book suffers from one fatal flaw: In terms of absolute dates, the progress of events is agonizingly slow.
A few events and their dates would make this complaint clear. In this book, fusion energy is harnessed only in 2054 AD, and becomes dominant near 2180 AD. Genetic engineering in humans begin after 2227 AD. Unmanned probes to nearby stars, powered by nuclear fusion, are launched only in the 26th century...
Very slow indeed.
A more understandable glitch is the failure to predict the fall of the USSR. In this book, the cold war continues well into the 22nd century.
Since no one in their right minds thought in 1985 that the USSR is going down in the near future, I do not hold this particular mistake against the authors. But the agonizingly slow progress of technology in their scenario is something I will not forgive that easily.
It is this sluggish pace of progress is what turns this book from "a perfect masterpiece" to "a great idea ruined by one bad call".
And what a masterpiece it would have been! After all, there aren't many works that get a rating of 4 stars after being ruined, are there?
Lets skip the fact that the English used in the book should be totally different by the end of the 30th century.
But the book is FULL of interesting ideas and details about the future and, if not taken too seriously, should be enjoyable.
Here we are 12 years into the next millennium and some predictions weren't so accurate. Others are still evolving. Interestingly, I think the Internet/Web was totally missed. Right now it is the center of innovation, imagination and information sharing for the modern world. I wonder what the center of attention will be in the next 20-50 years or later?
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On Jan. 6, D.C. investment firms The Carlyle Group and Revolution Growth acquired Virginia-based e-discovery solutions provider LDiscovery. On its face, this is nothing new—outside financing occurs all the time in business. But the price tag—a reported $150 million—perhaps is.
Perhaps that figure shouldn't be too surprising, though. The International Data Corporation (IDC) found that the global e-discovery market surpassed $10 billion for the first time in 2015, with more than $2 billion of that total coming from e-discovery software alone. Moreover, IDC estimated a 9.8 percent compound annual growth rate, meaning that services and software will total over $14.7 billion by 2019.
It's safe to say that those numbers are attracting the sharks. "How many 10 billion dollar, growing markets are there? Very few," says Andy Howard, a partner at Shamrock Capital Advisors and lead advisor on the firm's investment in e-discovery provider Consilio. "That's why there's money being attracted to the vendors, but you've got to play it in a smart way."
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In October 2015, Mitratech received a strategic investment from TA Associates, a move which the company said at the time was primarily to further future acquisitions and global expansion. Looking back, Mitratech CEO Jason Parkman tells Legaltech News that TA Associates had been pursuing Mitratech for an extended period of time, specifically looking for a legal technology company that had "very clear growth paths and growth expectations."
"The business has been running really well, and TA was really looking to say, 'We see a business that can really be not just a strong and growing business, but can really be a continued area of investment in this growing area of legal technology for the future,'" Parkman says.
And these acquisitions aren't likely to slow down, Macdonald adds: "The consolidation opportunities will begin to accelerate, because as more people like Shamrock and Carlyle and Revolution and others enter the space, they have money that they need to put to work from an investment standpoint. So these will drive acquisitions."
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Investors and e-discovery executives also note that the legal department is becoming increasingly integral to the success of the business as a whole. And when added to the fact that new technologies are being added to business functions with increasing regularity, the business prospects for legal technology companies are compounded.
"The legal aspect of the business world today has become so material to even the survival of a company. There's so much risk, so much litigation spend, so much regulatory and compliance pressure that the legal area within a corporation and relationships with outside counsel have become absolutely material to the survival of companies," Parkman explains. "So all those things that software does in general become that much more important when you look at it through a legal lens."
He adds, "All those things are coming together so that people who may not have paid much attention to legal from an outside investment standpoint before are realizing now that it's actually a pretty exciting place."
With this increased reliance on legal software comes increased reliability for investors, Macdonald says. He notes that the first wave of e-discovery investment happened between 2005 and 2007, but investors may not have seen the returns they were looking for. When Consilio was previously part of a larger company as First Advantage Litigation Services, for example, the team would receive a massive influx of funds for one quarter (such as working discovery on the Siemens FCPA case) that it could not subsequently maintain.
Given the current legal climate, however, Consilio now has agreements directly with many corporations rather than individual law firms on an as-needed basis. And that change has made all the difference when talking with investors.
"The world of e-discovery has changed a bit where the revenue sources are now coming from corporations where we have master service agreements in place. While it's not a guarantee of a constant stream of revenue, it creates a vision of a bit more predictability. I think that allows the professional investor to be willing to place a bet," Macdonald says.
With Consilio's investor Shamrock, Howard agrees: "Smaller companies, when I look at it, can have one or two or three big clients which is fantastic, but you run a lot of risk with them, because you're dependent upon those big companies." He also adds that although these companies often come with a smaller price tag for investors, "It's not about pricing at the end of the day. It's about providing the best services and enabling us to get the best resolutions."
Going Global
The next wave of investment cash may not be headed to companies that exclusively work the American market, though. Howard says that when striking a deal with Consilio, he looked at three main attributes: the management team, the growing e-discovery market as a whole, and finally, international expertise.
"There are a lot of players here, but only a few have the international capabilities with global corporations handling their most sensitive matters. … It's one thing to have expats in a market; it's another to actually have in-market personnel who know the laws, who know the people, who know the matters," Howard says.
The IDC e-discovery figures back up this assertion. By 2019, Europe will be almost 23 percent of the global e-discovery market, the study found, and Asia will be over 7 percent.
And don't think this fact is lost on investors. Evan Morgan, a partner at Revolution, told Legaltech News that one of the firm's motivations for the LDiscovery acquisition is "expanding the current customer base both domestically and internationally." Similarly, Parkman says that international expansion was a consideration as well for TA Associates' acquisition of Mitratech as well.
"What we're seeing now though is not just the importance of litigation, but the importance of the broader legal environment, including compliance and regulatory issues," Parkman says. "Those are global issues that could exist for companies anywhere in the world, regardless of how litigious their particular country is. Because of that, that's one reason you're seeing the expansion of technologies globally, because these issues are truly global in their scope."
"When folks look at where the e-discovery market is going today, certainly there's a growth in stored information, but we see significant growth that is outpacing U.S. growth outside the country," Macdonald adds. "The growth of opportunities and the growth of revenue in Europe and Asia far outstrips the growth rate in the U.S."
These factors mean that, moving forward, investors will likely continue to flock to the e-discovery space. "It's still not 100 percent a business where you can sit back and say, 'I know what's going to happen a year from now,'" Macdonald says. "But as we get bigger and other companies get bigger and there's a bit more scale and a little more diversity of client types, I do think private equity investors have enough of a sense of where revenue is coming from that they can actually put their money to work."


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Feb. 3, 1970 3. MANTELET 3,493,022
' mmcme MACHINES Filed May 16, 1966 Y 4 Sheets-Sheet'l Awe-N704 JEAN Maw-457 Feb. 3, 1970 J. MANTELET MINCING MACHINES 4 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed May 16, 1966 m m V y J54 Mmvrasr ,4 rrya.
Feb. 3, 1970 J. MANTELET MINCING MACHINES 4 -SheeiLs-Sheet 3 Filed May 16, 1966 J54 M/f/VTELET United States Patent Int. 01.13025 13/18, 13/31 US. Cl. 146-68 7 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A mincing machine has an upright spindle on which is mounted a hub that carries the blades. The hub is formed as a single component of plastic molded about the inner ends of the blades. The motor is housed in a lateral extension of the casing and is disposed with its axis horizontal. A removable cover has a lower skirt that fits into an annular recess to close two diametrically opposed switches in series. Springs resist the movement of the cover skirt into this recess with a force greater than the weight of the cover, so that as a safety feature, the operator must press down on the closed cover to actuate the mincer.
This invention relates to mincing machines, and more particularly to domestic mincers for finely dividing foodstuffs such as meat, fish, hard-boiled eggs, cheese, vegetables or seasoning herbs.
The main object of the present invention is to provide a small compact mincer suitable for domestic use which is more convenient and safer to use, easier to clean, and more effective and reliable in operation than mincers known hitherto.
According to the present invention, a mincing machine comprises a working bowl of generally cylindrical shape closed by a removable cover and supported on a stand containing a driving assembly, the output spindle of which passes through the central area of the bottom of the bowl and drives in rotation a hub within the bowl carrying one or more suitably sharpened blades, the blade-carrier hub being drivingly connected to the driving spindle by helical splines on the lateral surface of the spindle engaging with correspondingly shaped clearance grooves in the surface of a central bore of the hub, the pitch of the said splines and grooves being selected such that one rotation of the spindle in its normal direction of rotation fully engages the splines in the grooves.
Since the blade-carrier hub is fitted on the driving shaft onlv. it can easily'be removed for cleaning purposes, and replaced in position by a simple movement. During the latter operation the hub need not be pushed home on the spindle since, by virtue of the inclination of the coupling ramps, this hub automatically engages correctly on the ramps as soon as the appliance is started. In addition, the risk of the blade-carrier hub slipping off the driving spindle during the operation of the appliance is minimised.
Equally in order to facilitate cleaning of the appliance after use, the invention makes provision for the working bowl to be removably mounted on the stand. To this end, the driving spindle passes freely through a central hole in the bottom of the bowl, whilst the stand has a housing or seat which removes the bowl in such a manner that centering of the bowl relative to the said spindle is ensured.
The bowl is thus merely placed on the stand, and can be removed and replaced in position by a simple movement.
To facilitate removal and refitting in position of the blade-carrier hub, the invention equally makes provision for this hub to have an upwardly directed projection by 3,493,022 Patented Feb. 3, 1970 which the hub may be grasped without the risk of the operator injuring his hands on the blades.
For the purpose of improving the safety of the appliance in operation, the invention further makes provision for the driving assembly to remain inoperative if the cover is not applied to the bowl; i.e., in the case of an electrically operated machine the electrical supply to the driving assembly is interrupted by suitable means thereby obviating the risk of the blades causing injury to the operator during their rotation.
In one preferred embodiment, which is electrically driven, the supply circuit of the driving assembly includesin seriesat least one pressure-operated switch the actuating means of which is housed in the bottom of an upwardly open cavity wrought in the stand and sufiiciently narrow and deep to prevent any direct operation of the means by the operator, but arranged to receive a projection on the cover which is adapted to engage in the said cavity and to operate the said actuating means when the cover is applied on the bowl.
The cavity housing the switch preferably also contains at least one resilient element to exert an upward thrust on the projection on the cover, the stiffness of this element being such that the actuating means cannot be operated by the weight of the cover alone when the latter is placed on the appliance.
In order to ensure the starting of the appliance, a certain pressure must be exerted on the cover in position on the bowl of the appliance. One thus has the assurance that before the device is started, the cover will be firmly held on the bowl and will thus be prevented from being hurled upwards during operation owing to impact against the inner face of the cover of the substances contained in the bowl.
In order that the invention may be fully understood, various embodiments in accordance therewith will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 illustrates a domestic mincer of the invention in vertical section along the broken line II of FIG. 2;
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the mincer after removal of the cover;
FIG. 3 is a partial vertical section along the line III- III of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a partial vertical section of the stand along the line IVIV of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is a partial vertical section of the appliance without the lid, in which the blade-carrier hub has been illustrated uncoupled from its driving spindle and the bowl lifted off the stand;
FIG. 6 illustrates a variant embodiment of the cover, in which it forms a mould intended to shape croquettes from the substance minced;
FIG. 7 illustrates the working bowl in the case in which it forms a croquette mould itself.
Referring to the drawings, these show an electrically operated mincer comprising a working bowl 10 of generally cylindrical shape closed by a removable cover 12 and carried on a stand 14 containing a driving or motor assembly 16 whose vertical output spindle 18 traverses the central area of the bottom 20 of the bowl and within this bowl.drives in rotation a hub 22 carrying two blades 24 and 26 which are parallel to the bottom of the bowl and are suitably sharpened.
The bottom 20 of the bowl has a wide central hole 28 (FIG. 5) through which passes freely the driving spindle 18, and the stand 14 has a housing 30 formed by a cylindrical wall or enclosure 32 which receives the bowl and ensures its centering relative to the spindle 18 as well as its retention against any angular displacement. As is more clearly apparent from FIG. 5, the coupling between L6 blade-carrier hub 22 and the driving spindle 18 is 'oduced by means of inclined ramps or fins 34 wrought 1 the lateral surface of the spindle, on which are entged with a clearance correspondingly inclined grooves S wrought in the lateral surface of a central bore 38 of re hub, the inclination of these fins and grooves being =lected such that one rotation of the spindle 18 in its norlal direction of rotation (arrows F of FIGS. and 2) nds to engage the fins 34 in the grooves 36, that is to say I draw the hub 22 downwards. To obtain such an autotatic engagement of the hub 22 on the spindle 18 as soon i the appliance is started, and equally to ensure that this 1th cannot fly off the spindle 18 during operation in any tse, the angle of inclination of the fins and grooves 34 1d 36 to the vertical should lie between 20 and 40, 1d preferably between 25 and 35. For example, if the ab 22 and the fins 34 are made of a plastic material lch as Nylon, an angle of approximately 30 is parcularly appropriate.
As will be seen from FIGS. 1 and 5, the hub 22 is )rmed by a single component of plastic material, and the lades 24 and 26 are fastened to this hub by overmould- 1g this component on the blades during production. This ub has an upwardly directed projection 40, forming a tanipulating handle.
The blades 24 and 26 extend in opposite directions from 1e hub 22. The blade 24 is situated in a plane close to te bottom of the bowl, whereas the blade 26 is situated l a plane which is offset upwards relative to the plane E the blade 24. The sharpened active edge 42 of each lade (FIG. 2) is angled rearwards on the radius relave to the direction of rotation and has two reactilinear :ctions 44 and 46 joined by a curved section, the outer :ction 44 being more extensively angled rearwards than 1e inner section 46. This form assures satisfactory peneation of the blades into the material to be minced.
The span of the blades, measured from tip to tip, is E the order of nine-tenths of the internal diameter of the owl 10. It will be noted in this connection that too ."eat a radial extension of these blades would result in tcessive load on the motor, specifically when the apliance is used to process tough meats, or would require pplication of a motor of a size incompatible with the impact nature of the appliance. On the other hand, if [686 blades are too short, the mincing work is not perrmed in sufliciently uniform manner, and a Span equal approximately nine-tenths of the diameter of the bowl ssures adequate uniformity of the mincing work, without owever imposing excessive load on the motor.
The inner lateral face of the bowl comprises a lower :ction 48 which has grooves or flutes 50 extending vercally, and which extends from the bottom 20 up to a :vel 52 situated above the plane of the upper blade 26, well as a smooth upper section 54 which extends up the top edge 56 of the bowl. The inner face of the cover 2 has two circular webs or fins 58 and 60 concentric 'ith the axis of the cover and of the bowl.
The flutes of the lower section 48 of the inner face of 1e bowl have the function of braking the material to e minced, which within the working space tends to spin t the same speed as the blades, thus causing it to remain l engagement with the blades. The smooth section 54 as ell as the webs 58 and 60 of the cover on the contrary llow the material to be minced to circle freely in the uper part of the bowl without sticking to the side, and thus romote its return into the range of action of the blades. As is apparent in FIG. 1, the driving assembly 16 omprises an electric motor whose axis extends horizonally, followed by a gearbox 64 whose vertical output pindle forms the driving spindle 18 of the blade-carrier ub 22. The motor 62 is a motor of universal type turnig at high speed, The gearbex 64 contains a speed reduc- .on mechanism adapted to reduce the speed of the spinle 18 o a value lying between 3,000 and 8,000 revolutions per minute, when operating respectively under full load, and without load.
To ensure safe operation of the appliance in this embodiment, the electric supply to the motor 62 depends on the application of the cover 12 on the bowl 10. To this end, the supply circuit of the motor 62 includes in series two switches 66 and 68 whose actuating knobs or keys 70 and 72 are housed at diametrically opposed points in the bottom of a narrow annular cavity 74 formed between the centering partition 32 of the bowl and a second cylindrical partition 76 adjacent thereto and extending from the stand 14, whereas the cover 12 close to its edge has a downwardly extending cylindrical skirt 78- adapted to engage in the cavity 74 and to operate the keys 70 and 72 when the cover 12 is placed on the bowl 10. Each switch comprises two blades 80 and 82 (FIGS. 1 and 5) each carrying a contact and being upwardly directed from an insulating bracket 84 internal to the stand 14; the blade 82 is flexible and has an upper extremity outwardly inclined relative to the vertical and forming the key 70 or 72 housed in the bottom of the cavity 74 for reception of the descending skirt 78 of the cover 12. The lower edge of this skirt itself has an inclined profile adapted to slide in contact with and actuate the keys 70 and 72 when the cover is placed in position, thus causing the flexible blades 82 to bend towards the fixed blades 80, and causing the switches to close.
The housing cavity 74 of the switches 66 and 68 also contains three return springs 86, 88 and 90' (FIG. 2) adapted to repel the skirt 78 of the cover upwards. The stifiness of these springs is such that the weight alone of the lid 12 when placed on the appliance, is insufiicient to deflect the springs enough to enable the skirt 78 of the cover to operate the actuating keys 70 and 72 of the switches.
Since the closing of the switches 66 and 68 depends on the placing in position of the cover on the bowl, the operator does not risk injury by placing the hand on the blades during their rotation. In addition, owing to the fact that there are two switches, it will be understood that the jamming of one of them by accident in its closed position does not jeopardise the safety of the appliance. Moreover, owing to the fact that these switches are widely separated, one is certain that a child cannot be injured if it manipulates the switches by means of tools or other objects, since it must use both hands to do so.
Owing to the presence of the springs 86, 88 and 90, the operator must, in order to ensure the starting of the appliance, not only place the cover on the bowl, but must also exert a certain pressure thereon. One thus has the assurance that the cover will be held firmly on the bowl during operation of the machine thus preventing it from being flung upwards owing to impact against the 1ijnner face of the cover of the materials contained in the owl.
The bowl 10 and the blade-carrier hub 22 are easily removable, which facilitates their cleaning. Refitting the blade-carrier hub in position on its driving spindle does not entail any difficulty: in point of fact, it is unnecessary for the housewife to push the hub home on the spindle since, by virtue of the inclination of the coupling ramps or fins 34, this hub is engaged automatically and correctly on the fins as soon as the appliance is started. In addition, there is no risk of this hub flying off the driving spindle during the operation of the appliance.
It will be noted that the arrangement of the motor 62 shelters it from slight leaks of water or other liquid which could occur around the spindle 18. It will be noted in this connection that a sealed passage has been arranged at the point at which the spindle 18 passes through the stand, but that on the contrary no sealing is provided at the point at which the spindle 18 passes through the bottom of the bowl, which does not raise any difficulties since the materials to be minced contain practically no liquid.
As illustrated in FIGURE 6, the invention makes provision for the cover 12 to form a mould intended to shape croquettes from the substance minced by means of the appliance: to this end, the circular web 58 of the cover has been extended to a sufiicient height for the compartment it surrounds to contain the amount of substance intended to form a croquette, whereas the mould thus formed is associated with a base plate 92 and a pressure plate 94, both being circular and adapted to engage in this compartment. To facilitate production, the plates 92 and 94 are identical.
As shown in FIGURE 7, the bowl may itself form a croquette mould. It is co-ordinated with a base plate 96 and a pressure plate 98.
What is claimed is:
1. A mincing machine comprising a working bowl of generally cylindircal shape closed by a removable cover and supported on a stand containing a driving assembly having an output spindle which passes through the central area of the bottom of the bowl and rotatably drives a hub within the bowl carrying at least one sharpened blade, characterized in that the blade-carrying hub is formed as a single component of moldable material, said at least one blade being fastened to the hub by overmolding the hub thereon during production.
2. A mincing machine as claimed in claim 1, the bladecarrying hub being drivingly connected to the output spindle by helical splines on the laterial surface of the spindle engaging with correspondingly shaped clearance grooves in the surface of a central bore of the hub, the pitch of said splines and grooves being such that one rotation of the spindle in its normal direction of rotation fully engages the splines in the grooves.
3. A mincing machines as claimed in claim 1, in whch the sharpened edges of said at least one blade are angled 6 rearwardly on the radius relative to the direction of IO- tation.
4. A minicing machine as claimed in claim 3, in which said sharpened edges comprise two substantially rectilinear sections connected by a curved section, the outer section being more extensively angled rearwardly than the inner section.
5. A mincing machine as claimed in claim 1, in which the radial extent of each blade is equal to approximately 9/ 10th of the internal radius of the bowl.
6. A mincing machine as claimed in claim 13, in which the inner lateral face of the bowl comprises a lower section which has vertically directed fiuting and which extends from the bottom up to a level situated above the plane of the upper blade, and a smooth upper section that extends up to the top edge of the bowl.
7. A mincing machine as claimed in claim 1, said cover having at least one downwardly depending circular web on its under side concentric with the axis of the cover and of the bowl.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,480,914 1/ 1924 Poplawski 259-108 2,028,595 1/ 1936 Flegel 259-108 3,093,982 6/1963 Staeger 6411 3,139,917 7/1964 Elmore 146-68 FOREIGN PATENTS 1,386,353 12/1964 France.
835,167 5/1960 Great Britain.
W. GRAYDON ABERCROMBIE, Primary Examiner
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