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US 5305091 A Abstract A coordinate measuring system consists of multiple optical transceivers (transmitter-receivers) mounted onto a stable reference frame such as the walls of a room. The object to be measured is touched with a hand-held measuring probe. To measure, the probe triggers the transceivers to read the distance to two retroreflectors mounted on the probe. The location of the probe tip relative to the reference frame is computed from at least six transceiver readings (three for each retroreflector). The accurate determination of the distance between the transceivers and retroreflectors is done by measuring the phase shift of a high frequency modulation superimposed on light beams. To avoid ambiguity two high frequencies are used, one for coarse and one for fine resolution. The initial location of the transceivers can be found out by measuring an accurately known object and computing the transceiver locations. The transceivers include a beam steering device to track the position of the probe.
Claims(7) 1. A three dimensional coordinate measuring system comprising:
a plurality of optical transmitter-receivers (transceivers) mounted at accurately known locations on a fixed and stable reference frame; a freely moveable probe containing a tip and at least two reference points, the distance from the tip to said reference points accurately known and each of said reference points being within line-of-sight to at least three of said transceivers regardless of the position of said tip; an omnidirectional retroreflector located at each of said reference points; a laser modulated by a plurality of accurately known frequencies and coupled to said transceivers using optical fibers, said transceivers including optical means of forming output of said fibers into a collimated light beam steerable in two dimensions, said collimated beam can be independently steered in each one of said transceivers; means of tracking said retroreflectors with said collimated light beams and means of collecting the retroreflected light of each one of said beams and focusing it onto a separate photo-detector; means of measuring the phase shift of the output of each one of said photo-detectors relative to the phase of said accurately known frequencies and means of converting this phase shift into distance information, the plurality of said accurately known frequencies used to resolve the ambiguity in the valve of said distance present when only a single frequency is used; means of computing the location of each retroreflector from its distance to at least three of said transceivers; and means of computing the location of the said probe tip from the computed location of said retroreflectors. 2. A system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said omnidirectional retroreflectors consist of two concentric spheres made of transparent material and having the refractive index of the inner sphere higher than the refractive index of the outer sphere, the outside sphere coated with a partially reflective coating.
3. A system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said tracking means are a light source located at the center of each of said retroreflectors and being modulated with a different frequency for each one of said retroreflectors in order to allow said transceivers to distinguish between said retroreflectors; said transceivers inducing servomechanism means of pointing to said light sources.
4. A system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said means of collecting the retroreflected light consists of multi-mode optical fibers.
5. A system as in claim 1 wherein said probe is hand-held.
6. A system as in claim 1 wherein said probe is moved by a computer controlled machine.
7. A system as in claim 1 wherein the said probe tip is a sphere with an accurately known radius.
Description The invention relates to three dimensional coordinate measuring machines (CMM), and in particular to the measurement of large objects with high accuracy. The need for this type of measurement can be found in many industries such as automotive, machinery, construction, robotics, aerospace and others. The limitation of conventional coordinate measuring machines for large objects are mainly the cost of the machine and the need to bring the large object to the machine. This becomes less and less practical as the object size exceeds a few meters. Prior art attempts to solve the problem consisted of connecting the measuring probe to a fixed reference point via the use of articulated arms, such as U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,696 or use of optical methods based on interferometry. An example of optical methods is U.S. Pat. No. 4,627,722 which has limited range and accuracy or U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,790,651, 4,457,625, 4,621,926 and 4,707,129 which offers high accuracy but requires continuous tracking. Since these four patents operate on a purely interferometric principle, any breaking of the beam path will cause the measurement reference to be lost. In other words, the systems described in these four patents are accurate but incremental systems. In order to overcome this limitation of incremental systems and create an absolute measuring system LEICA-KERN (Switzerland) uses a combination of theodolites to measure angles and compute the location of the target. This is a commercially available system, however it has a limited accuracy and is slow. The problem of measuring points which are not within line-of-sight to the transceivers is addressed by U.S. Pat. No. 4,691,446, French Patent 2,547,916 and commercially available units such as the sonic digitizer made by SAC (Stratford, Conn.) All these devices use a three point probe in which two of the points are within line-of-sight to the transceivers. Since the points are in line and the distances between the points are accurately known, the location of the hidden point can be computed from the locations of the visible points. It is the object of this invention to have a high accuracy absolute measuring system capable of measuring large objects. It is another object to provide a measuring system covering a large volume, such as a large area on the production floor, and being able to measure each object in that volume at all stages of fabrication and assembly. It is a further object to provide such a measuring system at a low cost and a modular manner. These and other objects will become apparent after studying the following description in conjunction with the drawings. The present invention enables the construction of a coordinate measuring machine out of any stable structure by using optical transceivers to measure the distance to a hand-held probe. As the tip of the probe may be obstructed by the operator or the object being measured, two other reference points are placed on the probe, all three points being located on a straight line. By knowing the distance of these reference points from the transceivers, the location of the probe reference points can be established. Since the distances from the reference points to the probe tip are known, the location of the probe tip can be calculated. The probe tip usually consists of a sphere with a known radius, same as in conventional coordinate measuring machines. Knowing the location of the probe tip and the radius, the surface of the measured object can be located. From geometric considerations, the minimum number of transceivers per reference point is three, however, the accuracy will increase as the number of transceivers increases. The calculation of the probe tip location is performed as follows: Assume the location of the first transceiver is X1 ; Y1 ; Z1 and the "n"th transceiver Xn ; Yn ; Zn. The location of the first reference point on the probe is Xa ; Ya ; Za and the second reference point is Xb ; Yb ; Zb. The probe tip location is Xc ; Yc ; Zc. d1a is the distance from the first reference point to the first transceiver, d2a is the distance from the first reference point to the second transceiver, etc. d1a =[(X1 -Xa)2 +(Y1 -Ya)2 +(Z1 -Za)2 ]1/2 d2a =[(X2 -Xa)2 +(Y2 -Ya)2 +(Z2 -Za)2 ]1/2 ( 1) d3a =[(X3 -Xa)2 +(Y3 -Ya)2 +(Z3 -Za)2 ]1/2 By solving the above set of simultaneous equations, the values of Xa ; Ya ; Za are found. A similar set of equations is used to find Xb ; Yb ; Zb using the measured values of d1b ; d2b ; d3b. Once Xa ; Ya ; Za and Xb ; Yb ; Zb are known the values of Xc ; Yc ; Zc are calculated using the fact that the tip and the two reference points are on a straight line. Assuming the distance between the reference points is l1 and the distance between the reference point near the tip and the tip is l2, the coordinates of the tip are: Xc =Xb +(Xb -Xa)l2 /l1 Yc =Yb +(Yb -Ya)l2 /l1 ( 2) Zc =Zb +(Zb -Za)l2 /l1 There is a built-in redundancy in this calculation since the value l1 is known, but can also be calculated from: l1 =[(Xb -Xa)2 +(Yb -Ya)2 +(Zb -Za)2 ]1/2 This redundancy can be used as a self-check during measurement. It can also be used when the line of sight from one of the transceivers to one of the reference points is obstructed. The coordinates of the transceivers Xn ; Yn ; Zn can be calibrated by placing one of the reference points at three accuretely known positions and solving equation (1) in reverse, Xa ; Ya ; Za being known and Xn ; Yn ; Zn being the unknowns. Since the probe tip is of a finite size, the radius of the tip has to be added to the measurements of an object in the same manner as done in prior art coordinate measuring machines. The accurate determination of d1a ; d2a ; d3a ; d1b ; d2b and d3b are done using a tellurometer principle. The output beam of a laser diode is amplitude modulated by a high frequency reference. This beam is reflected by retroreflectors at the reference points on the probe and the returned beam, detected at the transceiver, is amplitude demodulated. By comparing the phase of the returned beam to the phase of the reference frequency (the phases of the modulating signal, not the optical carrier) the phase shift is determined. Since the modulating frequency has an accurately known wavelength the phase can be converted to distance using the formula: d=phase/360��c/f (3) c=velocity of light f=modulation frequency In order to avoid ambiguity at least two frequencies are used, a lower frequency for coarse ranging and a high frequency for high resolution. The details of distance measurement by using phase measurement are well known in the art and will not be elaborated since they are used by commercial instruments such as Hewlett-Packard Model 3805A Distance Meter, manufactured by the Hewlett-Packard Company, Loveland, Colo. In order to maintain a high signal-to-noise ratio in the phase measuring circuits it is desired to have the transceivers track the measuring probe thus all the transmitted energy is utilized. Methods of tracking are well known and used in commercial equipment. Preferred embodiments of the invention will now be described by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein: FIG. 1 is a general view of the invention, FIG. 2 is an isometric view of the hand-held probe, FIG. 3 is a cross-section of the retrorefletor used in the probe, FIG. 4 shows the optical layout of the invention, FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the electronic circuits, FIG. 6 is a timing diagram of the electronic circuit. Referring now to FIG. 1, an object to be measured 2 is located in room 1. Multiple transceivers 3 and 3a are mounted on stable points in room 1. The transceivers are tracking a cordless probe 4. Referring now to FIG. 2 in conjunction with FIG. 1, probe 4 has two retroreflectors 5 and 6. Transceivers 3 track retroreflector 5 and transceivers 3a track retroreflector 6. The location of each transceiver is known from a prior calibration, to be explained later on. By measuring the distance from the transceivers to the retroreflectors, the location of the retroreflectors can be computed as explained in the previous section. By finding the location of retroreflectors 5 and 6, the location of probe tip 11 can be computed since the center of tip 11 and the centers of the retroreflectors are on a straight line, and the distance between the retroreflectors and the tip are known. In order to facilitate tracking, light sources 7 and 8 are located at the centers of retroreflectors 5 and 6. Each one of these light sources emits light modulated at a unique frequency. Transceivers 3 only respond (and track) the emission of light source 7 while transceivers 3a only respond (and track) source 8. Tip 11 is mounted to probe 4 using stem 10. To initiate a measurement switch 9 is activated. The probe is powered by a removable rechargeable battery 12. Further details on the retroreflector and light source are given in FIG. 3. Full details on the retroreflector are covered by a co-pending application titled "Omnidirectional Retroreflector". Prior art retroreflectors are not omnidirectional within the performance and accuracy required by the present invention. Referring now to FIG. 3, retroreflector 5 consists of a sphere of material transparent to the wavelength of the transceiver and the wavelength of light source 7. Inside sphere 5, a second sphere 20 is concentric with sphere 5. Sphere 20 is made of a material having an index of refraction higher than the outside sphere 5. The radius of sphere 20 is chosen to minimize the spherical abberation of the retroreflector. The outside surface of retroreflector 5 is coated with a partially reflective coating having a reflectivity of 33% at the transceiver wavelength and having a low reflectivity at the wavelength of light source 7. By the way of example, if transceivers 3 and 3a operate at the wavelength of 1300 nm, the outside sphere of retroreflector 5 is made of the acrylic material PMMA having a refractive index of 1.47765 at 1300 mm. The inside sphere 20 is made of SF6 glass having a refractive index of 1.76803 at 1300 nm. The coating reflects 33% at 1300 nm and has low absorbtion. The radius of the outside sphere is 25.4 mm and the radius of sphere 20 is 16.3 mm. Under these conditions the retroreflection error will be below 1 mR for the central 10 mm of retroreflecctor 5. The efficiency of the retroreflector is about 15% (i.e.: abut 15% of the incident light 18 returns to the transceiver as a reflected beam 19). Retroreflector 5 is mounted to probe 4 using a base 13. In order to form light source 7 an optical light guide 14 is inserted via a hole drilled in base 13 and in inner sphere 20. The light guide, 14, by the way of example, can be a 1 mm diameter glass rod with a silver coating on its outside surface. One end of the light guide 14 is optically coupled to the emitting area 15 of light emitting diode 16 using an index-matching optical cement. The other end of 14 is ground to a diffusing surface and forms light source 7. Light rays 17 are emitted by source 7 in an approximately omnidirectional pattern. The operation of the complete system is detailed in FIG. 4, FIG. 5 and FIG. 6. The general principle of operation is conversion of phase shift to distance. In order to measure the distance between transceivers 3 and 3a to retroreflectors 5 and 6, a laser beam is modulated in amplitude. The phase of the modulating signal is compared upon its return to the transceiver to the original signal and the phase shift is converted into distance. In order to simplify the transceivers all the optical signals are generated (and detected) at a single location and distributed to the transceivers using optical fibers. Referring now to FIG. 5, a master oscillator 45 is used to generate multiple frequencies by the use of digital frequency synthesizers 46, 47 and 48. The synthesizers are controlled by computer 55. Since a very high frequency is required for high distance measurement resolution, the output of synthesizers 47, 48 is multiplied by a high ratio using microwave phase-locked-loops 49 and 50. The output of phase-locked-loop 49 can generate frequencies f0 and f1 ; phase-lock-loop 50 generates two frequencies f0 +Δf and f1 +Δf. Typically f0 and f1 are high frequencies, in the GHz range, while Δf is in the KHz range. Frequencies f0 and f1 are used to modulate a laser transmitter 32. The output of the transmitter is coupled via single-mode optical fiber 33 to a splitter 31. The splitter distributes the modulated laser light to all transceivers 3 and 3a via fibers 30 (the operation of the transceiver will be detailed in the next section). The light retroreflected from probe 4 is returned via optical fiber 36 to a photodetector 38 (more details on the optics are given in the next section). Fiber 36 is a large core multi-mode fiber since the returned light can not be focused to a diffraction limited spot, due to aberrations caused by the retroreflector. Photodetector 38 converts the modulated light to a high-frequency signal, which is fed to mixer 54. The other part of mixer 54 is fed with a frequency higher by Δf. The mixer output will consist of two frequencies: Δf and 2f0 +Δf (or 2f1 +Δf). Since f0 is a high frequency (typically in the GHz range) 2f0 +Δf is easily separated from Δf in phase-meter 51. Phase meter 51 compares the phase of Δf from the reference synthesizer 46 to Δf from the mixer 54. The phase difference is proportional to the distance up to one wavelength. After one wavelength the phase will repeat itself. To avoid the ambiguity of multiple wavelength, a second frequency f1 is used to determine the integer number of wavelength that exist in the distance from the transceiver of the retroreflector. This part of the operation of the system is very similar to existing distance meter, or tellurometers, and need not be further detailed here. A detailed discussion can be found in the manual of Model 3805A Distance Meter, made by the Hewlett-Packard Company (Loveland, Colo.). It is also obvious that the number of mixers 54 and phase-meters 51 equals the total number of transceivers 3 and 3a, while all other parts are shared by all transceivers. The electrical circuit of the probe 4 is also shown in FIG. 5. The probe contains a rechargeable battery pack 12 which powers three oscillators: oscillator 43 at a frequency of f3 ; oscillator 42 at a frequency of f2 and oscillator 41 at a frequency of f4. In the non-activated position of switch 9 oscillator 43 is connected to light-emitting diode 44 and oscillator 42 is connected to light-emitting diode 16. When a measurement is required, switch 9 is activated causing both light-emitting diodes 16 and 44 to become modulated at a frequency f4. The light emitted by light-emitting diodes 16 and 44 is picked up by detector 34 in the transceivers 3 and 3a and passed to tracking servo 39. Frequencies f2 and f3 are used for tracking and frequency f4 is isolated by band-pass filter 40 and used to activate a measurement cycle in computer 55. Referring now to FIG. 4, the optical system consists of a laser diode transmitter 32 modulated by microwave frequencies and coupled via single mode fiber 33 to splitter 31, which is typically a 10:1 splitter. Output fibers 30 bring the transmitted beam to transceivers 3 and 3a. Inside each transceiver the tip of fiber 30 is aligned with a small aperture in mirror 28 and held in place via index-matching optical cement 29. The output beam 18 from the fiber 11 is collimated by lens 26 and directed toward retroreflector 5 or 6 using steering mirrors 21 and 22. Mirror 21 is mounted on motor 23 and mirror 22 is mounted on frame 24 which is rotated by motor 25. This tracking arrangement is of conventional design and similar tracking systems are disclosed in prior art, for example U.S. Pat. No. 4,790,651. Beam 18 is retroreflected as beam 19 by retroreflector 6 and, after being reflected by mirrors 21 and 22, is focused by lens 26. Due to abberations in the retroreflectors, beam 19 can not focus to the diffraction-limited aperture size in mirror 28 thus most of the energy in beam 19 is reflected by mirror 28 and focused into optical multi-mode fiber 36 by lens 35. This fiber has a significantly larger core than fiber 30, thus the abberations in beam 19 are not detrimental. Fiber 36 is coupled to a high speed photo-detector 38 by using index-matching optical cement 37. The tracking system consists of omnidirectional light sources 7 and 8, located at the centers of retroreflectors 5 and 6. The light beam 17 from light source 8 is reflected by mirrors 21 and 22, via lens 26 to a dichroic mirror 27. Mirror 27, which is transparent to the wavelength of beams 18 and 19 reflects beam 17 to position-sensitive detector 34. The output signal of 34 is decoded by tracking control 39 to drive motors 23 and 25 in order to keep beam 17 centered on detector 34. No further details on the tracking function need to be specified since this type of tracking system is commonly used. Sources 7 and 8 emit light modulated at different frequencies (f3 for source 8 and f2 for source 6), to keep one set of transceivers tracking one of the retroreflectors while the other set only tracks the other retroreflector. Each retroreflector has to be seen by at least three transceivers during the measuring period. Solving the equation for three distances per retroreflector can lead to ambiguity due to a double answer. The minimum number of transceivers required for accurate measurements is four per retroreflector. Referring now to FIG. 6, a typical sequence is shown. Between measurements, frequencies f2 and f3 are transmitted by light sources 6 and 8 and tracked by transceiver sets 3 and 3a. When the measurement is initiated by depressing switch 9 (in FIG. 2) both light sources switch to a frequency f4. Upon detecting the presence of f4 in the trackers, the computer commands the frequency synthesizers to send out a burst of light modulated by f0 followed by a burst modulated by f1. By measuring the phase shift of the returned f0 and f1 the distance from each transceiver to the probe is established. If at least three distances to each retroreflector are known, the location of the retroreflector can be computed. Referring now to FIG. 1 and FIG. 5, the coordinates of each transceiver need to be accurately known as well as the exact delay, or "optical length", of the connecting fibers 31, 31, 33, 36 and any delays arising from the electronic circuitry. Combining all the delays (optical and electrical) of each transceiver into a single equivalent distance Ln (n=1, 2, 3 etc), Equation (1) presented in the "Summary of the Invention" section can be re-written: D1a =[(X1 -Xa)2 +(Y1 -Ya)2 +(Z1 -Za)2]1/2 +L1 D2a =[(X1 -Xa)2 +(Y2 -Ya)2 +(Z2 -Za)2]1/2 +L2 (3) D3a =[(X3 -Xa)2 +(Y3 -Ya)2 +(Z3 -Za)2]1/2 +L3 in order to find L1 ; L2 ; L3 . . . Ln and X1 ; Y1 ; Z1 ; X2, Y2, Z2 . . . Xn ; Yn ; Zn a calibration process is used. Since each transceiver represents four unknowns; Xn, Yn, Zn, Ln a set of four independent equations is required for each one. These equations are generated by using a known object which has 4 accurately known points and locating one of the retroreflectors at a time at each one of those points. Arbitrarily defining the first of the four known points to be the origin of the coordinate system, four equations can be written for each point similar to equation (3). In these equations Xn ; Yn ; Zn ; Ln are the unknowns while dna (and dnb) are known from the measurement while Xa ; Ya ; Za (and Xb, Yb, Zb) are known from the known object. An alternate calibration method is by having the transceivers point at each other in all combinations and solving the set of equations generated similar to equation (3). Another factor to be considered during calibration is that mirrors 21, 22 in FIG. 4 do not rotate around the same point. If the distance between mirror centers (the points the axis of rotation of the mirror intersects the mirror surface) is X and the measured distance is d, the true distance to the equivalent single point representing the transceiver is √d2 +X2. This factor has to be used when entering the dna ; dnb values in equation (3). While the minimal number of transceivers required to locate each retroreflector is three, greatly improved accuracy and reliability of operation will result from having more transceivers per retroreflector. The preferred embodiment uses at lease five transceivers per retroreflector, since four transceivers per retroreflector is the minimum number required to solve equations (1) or (3) without getting two answers, and one transceiver can be obstructed by the operator. It is also obvious that the probe can be moved from one measuring point to another by the human hand or by mechanised means, such as a robot or a computer controlled machine. In the mechanised case, a touch sensor can be used to initiate the measurement cycle. Touch probes of a suitable design are made by Renishaw Plc. (U.K.) By the way of example, the following values and components can be used: ______________________________________f0 = 15 GHZ f2 = 8 KHZf1 = 15.015 GHZ f3 = 10 KHZΔf = 15 KHZ f4 = 6 KHZLaser transmitter Lasertron Model QLXS1300MW, λ = 13000 nmPhoto-detectors Lasertron Model QDEMW1Both transmitter and detector made by the Lasertron Corporation,Burlington, MA, U.S.A.Master Oscillator 10 MHZ TCXO, Model SC, made by Wenzel Associates (U.S.A.)Phase-locked loops 1500 � multiplication, Model 5205A DRO, made by Merrit Microwave (U.S.A.)Light emitting diodes Model OD-100, made by Opto-Diodes(in probe) Corporation, Newbury, California, U.S.A.______________________________________ Transceiver uses two stepping motors in microstepping mode; tracking control and filtering is performed by a Digital Signal Processing card inside the computer. Computer is a "PC Compatible" type. Patent Citations
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Melbourne Heart have recorded their first A-League win, defeating North Queensland Fury 1-0 at AAMI Park.
Nick KalmarŌĆÖs first-half header was the difference as both sides spurned chances throughout the contest with Heart coming out on top to get maximum points for the first time in five matches since entering the A-League this season.
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Melbourne Heart: 1 (Nick Kalmar 11ŌĆÖ)
North Queensland Fury: 0
Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
Crowd: 4,184
Referee: Gerard Parsons
Yellow cards: MH - Alex Terra 41ŌĆÖ, Wayne Srhoj 66ŌĆÖ
NQF - nil
The rain was falling in Melbourne as the contest kicked off and the Fury made their intentions clear from the outset with an early chance falling to Isaka Cernak who forced Clint Bolton into a great save.
They should have gone ahead moments later when David Williams played in Eugene Sseppuya but the Ugandan striker somehow managed to completely miss-kick the ball when one-on-one with Bolton in what was a huge let off for the home side.
GOAL Against the run of play, the Heart hit the front in the 11th minute when Rutger Worm played a short corner to Alex Terra who played it back for Worm and the Dutchman chipped a pinpoint cross to the backpost for an unmarked Nick Kalmar to power home a header. It was the 22-year old midfielderŌĆÖs second A-League goal in two games.
The Heart almost went two clear when Fury keeper Justin Pasfield was called on to make a top-notch save from a Matt Thompson volley after some brilliant lead up play from the Melbourne team.
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There are numerous impressive posts in this thread but this one is one of the best I've ever seen. I was frankly shocked that the point I was going to make had already been detailed so beautifully, far beyond what I would have managed.
I grew up with rules allowing contact in the secondary before the ball was released. That was glorious to witness, tactical battles everywhere. You had skilled hand checkers and receivers adept at avoiding the hand check. It indeed slowed the game down in the secondary, with defender and receiver staying in close contact with each other. There were more pure fly patterns down the sideline in those days but not the ridiculous abuse of underneath crossing patterns. Somebody was going to get a hand or shoulder on you and knock you off stride.
When the league was determined to open up the game during the run oriented '70s they got rid of chopping receivers at the line of scrimmage, via the so-called Isaac Curtis Rule, and then instituted the 5 yard zone. As damanref10 described so well, they had no clue how it would evolve. The current interpretation of the rules for safety purposes would work fine if they simply got rid of the 5 yard rule and reverted to liberal hand checking before the release of the ball. Of course, Goodell and the NFL will never risk that, petrified at the prospect of a less pass oriented, lower scoring league. It's indeed asset protection, disguised as player safety. My aunt is a classic example. She loves matching touchdowns. When I told her the Super Bowl might be low scoring and physical she literally got a stunned depressed look on her face and said she might do something else that day.
* The intentional grounding rule is disgraceful. Who cares if the ball made it back to the line of scrimmage? A quarterback has to be a moron to take a sack outside the tackle box. I feel bad for younger fans who grow up with these contrived rules, with no background toward how it used to be. Same for the clock stopping at arbitrary points, as someone else mentioned. It should stop when the play is out of bounds, period.
* Restore the 15 minute halftime
* Tuck rule, obviously
* Go back to sudden death overtime. Kicking off from the 40 is perfect to eliminate the advantage to the receiving team.
* Clock should never stop after a sack
* Clock should not run after a penalty. Too often that simply aids the team with the lead. Frankly, I'm amazed more teams don't abuse it. The defense is desperate to get the ball back and the offense false starts with the clock running. Instead of the clock freezing at that point until the next snap, there goes the countdown again, another 25 seconds. It's like eliminating a time out from the opposition.
* Ball placement needs to be more precise, even if it requires electronic aid. In recent years the referees go out of their way to favor the offense in spotting the ball. One of the most dramatic changes in the 40+ years I've been a fan is the reduction of first down measurements. They used to drag the chains out there all the time, often on 2 or 3 consecutive plays, regardless of situation. Now you almost never see a measurement. It's hardly a coincidence. The referees know where the first down marker is and when it's tight they put it just far enough upfield and quickly signal first down and for the chain gang to move. Nobody is going to convince me it happened that way by chance. I know probability and I darn sure remember the way the game was officiated decades ago. These days the league wants the game to move along so they reduce delays like first down measurements. Referees are obviously told to avoid them unless absolutely necessary. Hence, it's another first down.......!
* Along the same lines, offside should be called when it happens, even if it slows down the game. The referees seldom call offside on kickoffs even though, like holding, it could be flagged on virtually every one. They only whistle the blatant examples. Same with plays from scrimmage. More and more the helmet of the defender is across the line, even if slightly, but they refuse to call it. If you're flagged on one play there's no chance they'll call it the next play, even if it's still not completely fixed. Same holds true for offensive tackles who are more than a yard back from the formation, and offenses that don't set for a full count before the snap of the ball.
* There should be more leeway in catches low to the ground. I can have full control of the ball and it happens to tickle the ground. So what? In super slow motion it's always going to look like the ball moved. I'm absolutely livid when they call those plays incomplete, particularly when it's reversed to incomplete, even though generally I despise the passing game. Referees are at their absolute worst when it comes to evaluating those plays. Same for fans and announcers. There's a desperation to scream the ball moved and therefore incomplete. Meanwhile, imagine yourself holding a diamond, even the most expensive ones in the world. I can hold them in both hands and drag them along the ground, fully in control. No harm, no concern. It's obviously in my possession. But if it's a football we've got to yell incomplete.
I think you're right about this and its especially noticeable if the first down line is right on the 30 yard line or whatever. I don't have a big problem with it however, I think they should take it a bit further and always spot the ball on a yard line or half yard line to speed up play, get rid of the chains altogether and just spot the ball at the last line crossed. Either that or use computer chips for precise measurements like you suggested.
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it appears we are all in favor of some changes and would like to see them made.like many have said the league wants scoring.if they keep to this thinking they should rid them self of many of the rules they have put into this new game of football.are we over looking the fact that perhaps the NFL does not want major law suits due to injuries or other health issues that come with the game.if so it is what it is and dont expect change.
they should however look into the stupid changes such as PI ,TUCK RULE,CLOCK MANAGMENT,A CATCH,THE FOOTBALL MOTION WHEN IT OMES TO FUMBLES and the list can go on.
Definitely agree with the Defensive Pass Interference rule. The only way it should be a spot foul is between 5-15 yards. After that it's a 15 yard penalty and an automatic first down. If it's a REALLY long pass (say over 50 yards) maybe you can add another 5, but these 40-60 yard penalties are ridiculous. The "Patriot" Tuck Rule can go as well. Finally, as Awsi mentioned, get the spot of the ball right...even if you have to put a small chip in the ball. There's nothing as annoying as them signalling a first down right away without a measurement even on the closest of calls.
What they could do is just combine the defensive holding, illegal contact and pass interference into one rule which results in a 10 yard penalty and automatic first down.
I think they should split the difference between where the kickoff used to be and where it is now.


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Well, I'm not sure if this counts but my first ever Ravens game I went to was in 2000 and Baltimore won the Superbowl. As luck would have it I will be attending two Ravens games this year. One in Denver for the Monday Night Football game in two weeks and the other in Kansas City in week 15. Coincidence? I think not...
One game=1st Superbowl Championship...
Two games=2nd Superbowl Championship?
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Subject: [Q-R] Laurent Archambault/Marguerite Brouillet - M. 29 Oct 1731 P.A.T.
Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 00:55:59 EST
Need to have name of parents of both Laurent and Marguerite.
If children known and who they married, that would be appreciated also.
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The Rochester Review, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA
Led by an enthusiastic new coach, Andrea Golden, the women's lacrosse team has embarked on an ambitious schedule to give the mostly sophomore and freshman squad plenty of field experience.
"Her idea is to play everyone we can possibly play," says co-captain and defensive player Lauren Makar '97, one of only three seniors on the team. "We're very fortunate to have her here."
The team, which competes in the Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association, had a 6-10 season last year. To heighten competitiveness, Golden is adding some "heavies" to the rotation--national contenders such as William Smith, Ithaca, Skidmore, St. Lawrence, Cortland, Union, and RPI.
New York State, she says, is home to some of the best teams in the nation. "These people are not light contenders anymore. They're all gaming for the same kind of student we are."
Now in its third year after a three-year hiatus from varsity status, women's lacrosse has had its share of coaches. Golden, who spent last year as an assistant coach at Harvard, led women's lacrosse at rival Ithaca College for 15 years. She joined the Rochester program last fall and is expected to build the team's game experience and get her Yellowjackets used to playing at a higher level of competition.
"The players are really sincere about competing, and last year's season set a very good tone for them to be competitive at the varsity level," she says. "I've inherited players who want to be competitors both on the field and off."
If anyone exemplifies the hard-working attitude of the women's lacrosse team, says Golden, it is Makar. A senior health-and-society major (who is also working for a certificate in management), Makar co-captains the team, works in the training room, chairs the health education and communication efforts of the Student Health Advisory Committee, and works with administrators at Highland Hospital.
Oh, and she practices lacrosse with her teammates three hours a day, usually six days a week.
"Sometimes my days go from 7 in the morning till 1 o'clock at night," she admits. "But I love my life."
Golden says Makar is well respected not only by fellow lacrosse players but also by Sports & Recreation staff, who rely on her experience in the training room.
Before Golden arrived last fall, Makar rallied the team for regular practices. Co-captains Anni McDonough '98 and Jennifer Franzen '97, who were in the middle of the field hockey season at the time, helped when they could, but it was Makar who took the helm.
"She proved to be a leader at a time when the squad really needed it," Golden says.
"Here's a person who has no guarantees and is still committed," Golden says. "This gal is a survivor. That is an interesting component for a team that's trying to get back on its feet. How fortunate for us!"
Makar says that the good friends she has made on the team make it all worthwhile.
"Skill levels are important on the field, but that's not where you make your friends," she says. "Friendships develop on the bus ride, or dinner out after, or on an early run."
For Makar, whose part-time job at Highland Hospital grew out of an earlier internship, the team is yet another outlet for growth.
"I've really tried so many different things while I've been here," she says. "That's always been my goal--and it's wonderful. As I said, I love my life."
Women's Soccer: A rock-solid defense and balanced scoring returned the women's soccer team to a position of prominence in Division III in the '96 season.
The four fullbacks--Lisa Allen '97, Kelly Bowman '97, Jodie Lippman '98, and Aria Garsys '00--did a superb job of keeping the opposition away from the net. Only four opponents had 10 or more shots on goal. Goalkeeper Kris Vander Plaat '97 allowed just nine goals and had 13 shutouts.
That defense helped Rochester share the UAA Championship with Chicago. (Both teams were 61 in the league.) The Yellowjackets reached the second round of the NCAA Division III Championships before losing to The College of New Jersey, 21. The final record was 1441.
Heather Walker '98 led the team with seven goals and three assists for 17 points. Lisa Fischer '98 had 10 points on three goals and four assists. In all, 18 players had either a goal or an assist, including goalkeeper Vander Plaat, who re-entered the NYU game as a field player with 15 minutes to play and scored with a minute to play in a 70 win.
Allen was named a Second Team All-America, and Vander Plaat repeated both as a Third Team All-America and as UAA player of the year. Walker and Fischer joined the two All-Americas as members of the All-Northeast Region team.
Head coach Terry Gurnett '77 was named the Northeast Region Coach of the Year.
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The roots of The Walter E. Smithe Furniture Company go back to 1945. With World War II coming to a close, my grandfather, Walter E. Smithe, Sr., sensed the potentially great demand for household products. Forming a partnership with Bill Shanahan, Grandpa Smithe started "Tone Appliances and Furniture" on the northwest side of Chicago.
With all the returning veterans, pent up demand and a peacetime economy, business was good. Soon after opening, the two entrepreneurs decided that it made good business sense to put their own names on the front door. It was not long until "Smithe and Shanahan" became a well-known name on Belmont Avenue. Shortly after, Bill Shanahan decided that he did not want to expand the business, and he sold his share of the business to my great uncle, Charles Smithe.
The fifties were a time of growth in our Company's size and the diversity of the products we sold. Household appliances, furniture and a hot new item, television, kept the cash register ringing. The fledgling Company expanded into kitchen cabinets and furniture. During the busy sixties, my father, Walter E. Smithe, Jr., joined the Company after working in the computer industry with the Army, General Electric and IBM. He pioneered the concept of custom order upholstery in Chicagoland. This is a specialty where Walter E. Smithe continues to define the cutting edge. His leadership refocused the Company to an image still recognizable today.
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Hypoville North Kingpin Deathmatch Map
Hypov8 found a small error in the Hypoville map so he fixed it and has now released an updated version. The original map was released in 2008 and is a reworking of his earlier Hypo Urb map. It's a smaller, cut down, version of Hypo Urb but is still medium to large in size. Of course it's set in an decaying urban environment so fits in well with the Kingpin theme and is a high quality map. It has ample weapons and items, 17 player spawns and one or two surprises.
Thunder Arena 2013 Kingpin Deathmatch Map
With Hypov8's help, we decided to fix/update this map and so fixed a few errors (such as the hmg not showing up in map) and did some other improvements like adding weather effects, cutting down the number of brushes, adding more spawn points etc. Hypov8 also added another cool weather effect but you'll have to download the map to see what it is :P
DMTNT 2013 Kingpin Deathmatch Map
It's a smallish,urban style map set around one main, central area and alleyways around the edge of the map. Me and Hypov8 have finished updating DMTNT and have now released the updated version. The original map was made for the demo and so only had the pistol and shotgun. There are a few nice structural changes but the main change is that all weapons and other items are now included.
-=Decay City 2013=- Kingpin Deathmatch Map
He has removed some of the single player props and made a few other minor changes so it will play better in the servers. -=Decay City 2013=- is a smallish deathmatch map, made in the urban style, with a city street setting. It's set around a city square. There is the street area and several biuldings surrounding it with several rooftop areas that can be accessed.
Warez 2013 Deathmatch Map
Hypov8 has updated/remade the old Warez Deathmatch map which was originally made by Stalina. The main change is a complete overhaul of the weapon and item amounts and placement. He also made some minor changes to the layout by adding some conveniently placed boxes and crates to improve the flow of the map.
-=Deadthings=- Deathmatch Map
-=Deadthings=- is a small, arena style, dark and moody, DM map. The main focus is a two level structure in the centre of the map and also two streams of water that criss-criss in the middle where there is a cooling mod. There are four structures around the edge of the map which you can jump down into to get some good items. There are ample weapons and items, some custom textures are used and Stigma has included some single player props and weather effects.
Trash Metal Deathmatch Map
Trash Metal is a small DM map set in an old derelict area where there are lots of ruins of old buildings and many crates, barrels and boxes strewn around. There are two corridors that stretch down either side of the map. The map is set in the evening but there is ample lighting. The map has enough weapons and other items and has some very nice custom wall textures. It also features a few single player props and the rain weather effect.
Thugville: 2013 Kingpin Deathmatch Map
DirtyDog has released a new deathmatch map for Kingpin. This one is a remake of the old Rancid Development map called Thugville:-
Old classic map that I actually rebuilt back in 2007 but didn't finish. After chatting with Hogie and Hypo they inspired me to finish it and with my latest "back to KP" thing I thought why not :)
Full rebuild, every brush was rebuilt from the ground up using the original more as a reference/template. Retextured/relight/reweap and some minor redesign. Hopefully I did it some justice :D
Thugville 2013 is a medium sized, urban style, map. It has sixteen player spawns and ample weapons and items. A nice looking remake/rebuild by DirtyDog.
Coliapy Junior 2013
A remake of an old deathmatch map. What I did with this map is rebuild it from scratch and add a lot more lights. I also added juniors for directional lighting as there were none in the original map. I aded two similar textures to the already existing ones and choose a slightly darker ceiling texture.
When I had decompiled the original map I found that there were way too many weapons and armour so I removed some of them and rearranged where they all were in the map.
I also fixed the old misspelling of the cooling mod issue, that occured in early maps, and so there are now two of them that show up in the map. There are also two deadguys on the floor that didn't show up in the original map due to another error.
I tried to not change the map too much so that it feels like playing the original map only with it being a lot lighter and with the added cooling mods.
The map itself is a largish one enclosed room map with lots of columns spread throughout the room and both the walls and the columns are covered in graffiti. There are lots of different coloured lights throught out the map.
Even though I removed some there are still lots of weapons, ammo and armour and I added a couple of health bags as there were none in the original map.
I also added a pack and an adrenaline.
There are thirteen player spawns.
Arena of Death Kingpin Style Deathmatch Map
Arena of Death Kingpin Style is a rebuild of the old Quake3 map Q3DM3 for Kingpin. It's a small arena style map which I have textured using the KPDM5 Towers textures.
Twilight's Last Gleaming
Twilight's Last Gleaming is a largish deathmatch map that has three main areas, consisting of a cityscape area, a basketball court and container storage area, and a train station. It uses mostly standard Kingpin textures but there are some custom ones. There are sixteen player spawns and ample weapons and other items.
Look Back In Anger
It was inspired by KPDM1 and KPDM4. It has two main large areas, and some smaller rooms connected by corridors, stairs and ladders. There are thirteen player spawns and ample weapons and other items.
The Dark Zone
This is a smallish DM map with several rooms/areas and four teleports scattered around the map including one in a semi secret room. It has ample weapons, armour and the usual items and 10 player spawns. It uses a mixture of standard and custom textures and a standard sky.
Ruler Arena
I thought it was time to make another in the series of Frag'N'Die maps. So, here is the latest offering. Ruler Arena is a small arena style map. Two levels, lots of weapons, mostly standard Kingpin textures and fourteen player spawns. Should be able to have some fast fragging in this one =)
Frag'n'Die2 Kingpin DM Map
A small one room fragfest map set in a warehouse building
Industrial Circuit Kingpin DM Map
A small DM map for Kingpin with an industrial theme.
Space Checkmate Kingpin DM Map
Space Checkmate is a three level low gravity space map with three levels
Das Boot Kingpin DM Map
A small Kingpin DM map converted from a Single player map
Neglected Province Kingpin DM Map
A large urban style Kingpin DM map
Bosnia Kingpin DM Map
A small to medium sized Kingpin Deathmatch map set in a war torn Bosnian village.
Kingpin City DM Map
A medium sized Kingpin DM Map which has a dark and dirty urban cityscape style
Urban Territory DM map
A small deathmatch map for Kingpin with an urban street setting.
Oddball Arena 2025
Its a small arena style map which uses futuristic style textures
The Last Sunrise DM Map
This is a small arena style DM map for Kingpin. It's set in and around a castle type structure and uses both custom and default textures.
Hypo's Warehouse
This is a medium sized warehouse deathmatch map, but with an outside street area as well.
A good deathmatch map for about 8-12 players. It has a cannon and 2 secret rooms, they are both kind of hard to find. Another secret room has a switch leading to explosives. There is a pit that if you jump down, well you will see. Thats why its called SPd
Asleep from day
This is the first map that I ever made with the Radiant editor. As you might now, I previously used QuArK to make maps with.
Hello City
A cunstom Deathmatch Map. My first venture into the vast universe of Kingpin.
Mapname : Sleepy Harbor Date : 2000/09/29 Filename : sandmandm3.bsp Author : Daniel "Sandman" Alm Email Address : firstname.lastname@example.com Homepage : http://www.sandmansland.com Description : My SWAT map. I turned it into DM since I
Map in Rainbow Six style..enjoy!! :-)Sorry about the pitch black some ppl experienced...this is now fixed..also fixed a bad spawn point! enjoy!
Sleepy Harbor
A huge deathmatch map taking place at a harbor. For 2-24 players.
Conversion of Quake 2's "Lava Tomb" deathmatch map - KPQ2DM6
The Atrophy Pits
conversion of Q2DM5 "The Pits" - A quake 2 deathmatch classic
A conversion of the Quake 2 map "Lost Hallways". A reasonably large map, suitable for 6-16 players.
Tokay's Towers
The map takes the theme of an old abandoned mine and I've taken the liberty of repostitioning items and weapons to try to balance gameplay a bit more (i.e. the hmg isn't straight swapped for the railgun, taken out most of the grenade ammo to cut down on s
Assassins Stronghold Opposition
This is a conversion of a conversion. Tanyacheex originally converted this map from Quake 2 CTF and even though myself and others already loved her version the suggestion was made to make a more Kingpin looking version. This is the result.
Assassins Strada del Villaggio (Village Road)
I've always loved the cs_italy map from Counterstrike so I made a map in that same style for Kingpin. Strada del Villaggio Village Road in Italian in case anyone was wondering.
Rainforest Canopy Conversion
This is a conversion of a single player map made for the SRT Alpha mod. The mod was stopped because of lack of help and what they accomplished up to the ending point was released to the public. This map was created by Gimp.
This is the second Kingpin map i mirrored for fun. It really good. You get lost even though you think you know where you are =)
INDUSTRIAL WASTE MIRROR - Night Time
I got the old kpdm2 map and spiced it up a little..Got rid of the old boring sky and truned it into night...added some website banners..added a coke machine that gives you full health and i mirrored the whole map..looks weird but excellent! Enjoy! -=HM=-T
KPdm 2000 Final
A Kingpin deathmatch map for 16+ players. THIS IS A MUST SEE MAP.
Woodland Hills
You may remember this map from some other game... I totaly recreated it for Kingpin, and made it so that you have to do sk8boarding tricks to get weapons and health.(Mostly jumping big gaps and grinding).
BadMonk DM4
This one is excellent for 2-4 players, but it´s possible to be up to 9 players if you want the games to be tight and fast.
BadMonk's Place 2
BadMonk is back from the dead! Acctually he did´nt die the last time, he was just playing dead. Anyway you have to kill him and his new gang to complete the level. (Single player or Deathmatch)
BadMonk DM5
I have made a Deathmatch version of Team BadMonk called, BadMonk DM5.
Neigborhood is a small Action Quake2 map that has been converted to Kingpin.
This map was thrown in the wastebin but resurrected by me ^Vam^. This map had many problems and errors but i fixed this map the best that i can manage at the time but finally finished it on my spare time. Sanguir's map was made two years ago but was neve
Maps made by MoBxSkull Please can you unzip these to the main location eg c:program fileskingpinmian have any problems please email me. GSA: MoBxSkull Email: firstname.lastname@example.com website:
Rainforest Canopy Conversion
Deathmatch conversion of a single player map made for the SRT Alpha mod
Assassins Mountain Stream Beta 2
People have been asking for Deathmatch maps so I figured I'd make one. This took me somewhere between 4 - 5 hours to make. I decided to create this one from scratch (normally I do conversions) for the people who say I can't map.
2 level DM map. No new textures, No sounds, 6 deathmatch player starts, teleports. All weapons except flamethrower
Be READY !!!
Read the README.txt in the zip file carefully for installation instructions. This map features the IamKingpin song. Awesome map.
2v2 DM
This is a good quality dm map thats plays best with four-to-twelve people.


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