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A cyclocentric ergometer and method in which a relative position of a seat on a seat slide rack is adjusted, a load is applied on the seat slide rack with elastic cords to confine back and forth movement of the seat slide rack to within a range, and a user sits on the seat and pedals while the load

A cyclocentric ergometer and method in which a relative position of a seat on a seat slide rack is adjusted, a load is applied on the seat slide rack with elastic cords to confine back and forth movement of the seat slide rack to within a range, and a user sits on the seat and pedals while the load is applied. The seat and seat slide rack move in unison together.

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A cyclocentric ergometer and method in which a relative position of a seat on a seat slide rack is adjusted, a load is applied on the seat slide rack with elastic cords to confine back and forth movement of the seat slide rack to within a range, and a user sits on the seat and pedals while the load

A cyclocentric ergometer and method in which a relative position of a seat on a seat slide rack is adjusted, a load is applied on the seat slide rack with elastic cords to confine back and forth movement of the seat slide rack to within a range, and a user sits on the seat and pedals while the load is applied. The seat and seat slide rack move in unison together. rds. 7. The method of claim 2, further comprising: verifying that the identifiers from the playing cards in the initial hand match identifiers of playing cards in a playing card deck from which a playing card game is being dealt. 8. A method of identifying playing cards, comprising: simultaneously electronically capturing an optical image of an optically encoded identifier bearing portion of each of at least two playing cards; resolving the captured image of at least a portion of each of the at least two playing cards into respective machine-readable symbols; decoding the respective machine-readable symbols into respective serial numbers for each of the at least two playing cards; and determining a respective card rank corresponding to each of the serial numbers. 9. A computer-readable media carrying instructions for causing an imager to read an initial hand of playing cards, by: causing the imager to simultaneously electronically capture in a single image an optically encoded identifier portion of at least a first and second card in the initial hand of playing cards; resolving said single image into respective machine-readable symbols for each of the first and the second playing cards; converting the machine readable symbols into respective serial numbers corresponding to each of the first and the second playing cards; and converting the serial numbers into respective ranks corresponding to each of the first and the second playing cards.