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"This hotel has a perfect location for a family ski holiday in Winterberg. It is situated just next to the ski pistes of Neuastenberg within 3 min walking distance. Since it is on the main road, the access to Winterberg ski pistes is quick and easy - Skiliftkarussel. The breakfast is good, but the..."
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"Unfamiliar with this brand I was surprised this is more of local retreat than typical hotel,but served my needs cry well. Good breakfast and relaxing. Fairly far from town and up a hill, so if you like to walk to a local pub or restaurant, this isn't the place. This is more a self contained retreat."
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"This is the best hotel in town. Even though is not the best I have stayed at, it is good. One good thing is that is located on a quite area and 10 minutes walking distance from downtown."
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"Typical of German service really, but we ordered drinks in the early afternoon which took amost 45 minutes to be brought to us. Then at the evening meal we were seated and our order wasn't taken again for 45 minutes. In the morning at breakfast the following day we were told to take a seat and so..."
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"The hotel is very nice and had a pool. The breakfast was good. the staff were very helpful and friendly. The village was very nice to go for a walk. Very clean village."
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"Very nice hotel and will definitely continue to use it when I visit our client in Lippstadt Need better pillows though"
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Apr 19, 1988
|Filing date
|Jun 12, 1986
|Priority date
|Jun 12, 1986
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Frank E. Sugg, Lloyd J. Graham
|Original Assignee
|The United States Of America As Represented By The Administrator, National Aeronautics And Space Administration
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (23), Classifications (5), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The invention described herein was made in the performance of work under a NASA contract and is subject to the provisions of Section 305 of the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, Public Law 85-568 (72 Stat. 435; 42 U.S.C. 2457).
The present invention relates to various methods and apparatus for testing materials, machinery, and so forth. More particularly it relates to non-destructive testing techniques, and especially to non-destructive testing in which acoustic emissions of bodies under test are detected and analyzed.
Detection and analysis of acoustic emissions have become an important tool in non-destructive testing. A respectable body of knowledge, expertise, and methodology has developed in this area due to the very important advantages which obtain in certain testing situations. U.S. Pat. No. 3,985,024, issued Oct. 12, 1976 (Horak), for example, discloses three such acoustic emission processes. More particularly, the patent is directed to an acoustic emission process which rejects unwanted signals by means of three methods used either independently or in conjunction. In the first, a master-slave arrangement is used in which any signal received by an external slave transducer before it is received by a master transducer is rejected. Second, rise time discrimination, which allows only signals which satisfy certain wave form requirements to be counted, is employed. The third method used discriminates among signals received by the master transducers on the basis of whether they occur coincidently within a selected time frame.
Similarly, U.S. Pat. No. 3,858,439, issued Jan. 7, 1975 (Nakamura), is directed to a master-slave arrangement in which signals are accepted only if they reach the master sensors before they reach the slave sensors. Frequency filters are also provided to exclude signals outside the desired frequency range, thereby excluding background noise.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,919,883, issued Nov. 18, 1975 (Nakamura), monitors the rate of amplitude build-up of the acoustic signals, and selects only acoustic signals which have a selected build-up rate.
Similar methods for analyzing acoustic patterns have been applied, for example, to detecting glass breakage. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,091,660, issued May 30, 1978 (Yanagi), for example, there is disclosed a method for detecting breaking glass by identifying the simultaneous production of a low frequency (<50 kHz) component and a high frequency (>100 kHz) component. The output of a piezoelectric element mounted on a glass plate is first passed through a low pass filter and a parallel high frequency resonant circuit. The two signals are then applied to a gate circuit so that an output signal is produced only when the levels of both frequency components are above their respective predetermined levels.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,134,109, issued Jan. 9, 1979 (McCormick et al), discloses an alarm system responsive to the breaking of glass. The system compensates for the level of background noise by analyzing acoustic signal strength, frequency content, and signal pattern. In one part of the system the signal is supplied to narrow bandpass filters tuned to pass four different acoustic frequencies. Each filter output is supplied to a corresponding waveform integrator and comparator so that output signals are generated only when the corresponding filter signal exceeds a threshold level. A further output signal is generated only when the majority of the frequency bands exceeds the threshold level.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,614,724, issued Oct. 19, 1971 (Brown et al), discloses a means for detecting man-associated disturbances and distinguishing them from background noise by passing seismic signals through a series of frequency band pass filter-amplitude detector combinations connected in parallel. The detector outputs are processed so that signal pulses are generated only when the amplitude of the input to one pass band is greater than a certain level above that of the other pass bands.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,317,368, issued Mar. 2, 1982 (McElroy), discloses an acoustic emission warning system which detects glass fiber breakage in fiberglass members. Acoustic signals are first amplified and filtered by one network, and then rectified and demodulated to produce a representative envelope. These envelopes are then passed in parallel through high and low threshold stages, each comprising a comparator amplifier which receives a constant preset voltage tapped from a potentiometer. The threshold stage outputs are then sent through a three part logic network which identifies the wave envelope. If the envelope corresponds to glass fiber breakage it is counted. An alarm is activated if the count frequency exceeds a preset level.
Clearly, a variety of non-destructive acoustic emission testing methods and techniques, as well as acoustical analysis methods for other applications, is thus present in the literature. However, none of these publications provides a direct adjunct facility which can generate, as desired, companion data furnishing accept or reject criteria for deciding, on a reported-event by reported-event basis, the validity of each particular event as it is accepted as such by an existing, "standard" acoustic emission detector. (By "standard" is meant a conventional, "off-the-shelf", state-of-the-art detector, such as a Dunegan/Endevco (D/E) Basic Acoustic Emission Instrument with Model No. 1801-110B Preamplifiers and Model No. 1801-50H Frequency Discriminator Preamplifiers, available from Physical Acoustics/Dunegan Corp.) A need therefore remains for such an adjunct event discriminator for further refining and characterizing the data generated by such standard acoustic emission detectors.
Even more generally, as discussed further below, it has been discovered that in acoustic emission non-destructive testing (as distinguished from target destructive events such as glass breakage), there can be important frequency-dependent means for identifying valid events which are indicative of structural flaws in the material being examined, and distinguishing these from mere noise. This is an important distinction from the above-noted patents which use frequency discrimination techniques, for example, for detecting actual breakage of glass materials.
A specific example of a particularly effective application of such a technique may be found in the testing of the thermal protection system tiles of the Space Shuttle. Usually the transducer and a frequency bandpass are selected to detect signals in a frequency range such as 80-160 kHz and reject others containing energy only outside this range. This is a known prior art technique. However, when the tiles are being tested, there are other possible sources of noise which are broadband in frequency, and which can be generated by (1) tile rubbing on an adjacent tile, (2) grit under the vacuum chuck, (3) vacuum leaks, or (4) rubbing of the tile coating crack faces. The novel frequency discriminator according to the present invention provides a method and apparatus for determining if these other types of broadband extraneous noises occur during a test.
Of course, it will also become apparent that valuable applications of the present invention can be made in many other acoustic emission non-destructive testing applications as well.
A need therefore also remains for a frequency-dependent means for identifying valid acoustic emission events during non-destructive testing which are in fact indicative of structural flaws in the material being examined, and for distinguishing these from mere noise.
Briefly, the present invention meets the above needs and purposes with an acoustic emission frequency discriminator particularly well suited for sensitive and accurate use in non-destructive acoustic emission testing. According to the present invention, in one embodiment an adjunct acoustic emission frequency discriminator is provided for use in conjunction with a prior art acoustic emission detector during non-destructive testing, for characterizing the events reported by the acoustic emission detector. The acoustic emission frequency discriminator includes detecting means for detecting acoustic emission events (which may be the existing transducer on the prior art acoustic emission detector), discrimination means coupled to the detecting means for distinguishing between events having a predetermined broad-band frequency characteristic and events having a predetermined narrow-band frequency characteristic, and output means coupled to the acoustic emission detector and the discrimination means for selectively reporting each event which is detected by the acoustic emission detector and simultaneously determined by the discrimination means as having at least one of these characteristics.
The acoustic emission frequency discriminator of the present invention thus distinguishes between (1) broad-band frequency "noise", and (2) relatively narrow-banded acoustic emission signals indicative of structural flaws in materials being examined for such flaws. This is accomplished by separating out those signals which contain frequency components which are beyond (either above and/or below) the frequency range of valid acoustic emission events.
In the frequency discriminator, the acoustic emission signal is first passed through a preamplifier and through two parallel filters, one high frequency and one low frequency. When the amplitude of the signal passing through either of these filters exceeds a certain threshold level, an output signal is produced. The outputs from both signal generators are supplied to logic circuitry which produces a lockout signal (which thus corresponds to invalid events) only if signals from both frequency bands are present simultaneously. A second logic circuit, coupled to receive the normal output count signals from a standard acoustic emission detector, then processes these signals to produce counts according to the lockout signal. Either valid acoustic emission events or invalid events may be selected and tallied, and these then compared with the simultaneously tallied standard count.
In one sense, therefore, the present invention provides an acoustic emission signal processor that selectively sorts acoustic signals on the basis of frequency content, rather than just the frequency. The processor allows rejection of some signals having a particular frequency content, or can provide for separate counting or other processing of these signals.
An especially important feature of the invention is thus its ability to monitor (and recall or record) a wide range of segments of the whole ultrasonic spectrum. This permits examination of the rejected signals, as well as the accepted signals, for complete analysis of structural degradation during testing.
It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide an acoustic emission frequency discriminator and method for use in non-destructive testing; such a discriminator and method which include detecting means for detecting acoustic emission events; which include discrimination means coupled to the detecting means for distinguishing between events having a predetermined broad-band frequency characteristic and events having a predetermined narrow-band frequency characteristic; which include output means for selectively reporting substantially each event having at least one of these characteristics; and to accomplish the above objects and purposes in an inexpensive, uncomplicated, durable, versatile, and reliable method and apparatus, inexpensive to manufacture, and readily suited to the widest possible utilization in acoustic emission non-destructive testing.
These and other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description, the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.
The drawing FIGURE is a functional block diagram of a preferred embodiment of the acoustic emission frequency discriminator.
With reference to the drawing, the new and improved acoustic emission frequency discriminator, and the method therefor according to the present invention, will be described. The top portion of the drawing FIGURE shows a prior art acoustic emission detector system 10 used in connection with non-destructive testing. System 10 includes a transducer 11, 80-160 kHz preamplifier 12, a combined amplifier-threshold detector TTL (transistor-transistor logic) signal detector 13, and a counter 14. Also shown is a preferred embodiment 20 of a frequency discriminator according to the present invention. Discriminator 20 includes a broad band 50-1000 kHz preamplifier 21, a combined 80-160 kHz filter-threshold detector lockout generator 22, a combined 325-650 kHz filter-threshold detector discrimination signal generator 23, a first AND logic circuit 25, a second AND/NAND logic circuit 30, a counter 35, and an optional suppress or disable line 37. These components and their interactive functions will be described in greater detail below.
As suggested above, the present invention provides a new method and apparatus that enhance the discriminatory capability of an otherwise standard acoustic emission monitoring system. Its principle of operation relies on the fact that the extraneous noise, which is sometimes superimposed on the "signals" (80-160 kHz, for example) to be detected, has frequency contents extending beyond the upper frequency limit (in the preferred embodiment) of 160 kHz. By setting up a parallel preamplifier of a broader frequency band (for example, 50-1000 kHz) and judicially selecting the frequency threshold levels, the present invention is able to discriminate the signal from the noise. Although the preferred embodiment is described in connection with checking the integrity of the thermal tiles on the Space Shuttle, its principle of operation has broad application to many other non-destructive testing methods and apparatus as well.
In a common prior art technique, the transducer and a frequency bandpass are selected to detect signals in a frequency range such as 80-160 kHz and reject others containing energy only outside this range. However, there are other possible sources of noise which are broadband in frequency, such as that generated by (1) tile rubbing on an adjacent tile, (2) grit under the vacuum chuck, (3) vacuum leaks, or (4) rubbing of the tile coating crack faces. The present invention provides a means of determining if these other types of broadband extraneous noises occur during a test. The invention is designed to provide a quantitative measure of the total acoustic emission counts which are due to invalid extraneous noise sources or to provide a quantitative measure of only the valid acoustic emission counts depending on mode selected. As an option, the frequency discriminator can control the basic acoustic emission instrumentation so that it registers only the counts from valid acoustic emission events.
With particular reference now to the drawing FIGURE, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be discussed in connection with acoustic emission monitoring during non-destructive bond verification and proof loading of undensified tiles on the Space Shuttle Orbiter. Use of the frequency discriminator during this testing facilitates interpretation of the proof testing results, thereby providing a significant reduction in the rejection of good tiles due to recording of non-relevant signals.
Laboratory testing indicated that extraneous noises generated during proof loading of an Orbiter tile that were not associated with the onset of the tile bond line failure (e.g., vacuum leaks, tiles rubbing, tile coating cracks, vacuum seal rubbing) could be discriminated against and rejected from the acoustic emission counts. It was thus demonstrated that false indications of weak bond lines due to these extraneous noises could be avoided during proof loading of tiles on the Space Shuttle Orbiter.
More specifically, acoustic emission monitoring is done during mechanical proof testing of the Space Shuttle thermal protection system tiles to assure that the tile or tile bondline was not damaged during the testing. The acoustic emission transducers are acoustically coupled at the corners of the top of the 6 in.�6 in. or the 8 in.�8 in. tile while the proof stress is applied by a vacuum chuck which grips about 95% of the top surface area (all but the corners). The acoustic attenuation in the tile material has a very strong frequency dependence so that broadband (0-1 MHz) acoustic emission events which are generated at the bondline on the back surface of the 0.5 in. to 4.5 in. thick tiles contain significant energy only below 200 kHz after propagating through the tile to the acoustic emission transducer locations. The transducers and the frequency bandpass of the preamplifiers were thus selected to detect these signals in the 80-160 kHz frequency range and to reject others containing energy only outside of this range, such as airborne noise due to nearby mechanical impacts, speech, jingling keys, etc.
The other possible sources of acoustic noise containing energy within the 80-160 kHz frequency range, mentioned above (tile rubbing on a neighboring tile, grit under the vacuum chuck, vacuum leaks, and rubbing of the tile coating crack faces), all produce broadband acoustic signals. One way to discriminate against these extraneous noises lies in the fact that their sources are all on the thin glassy coating which covers the top and sides of the tiles. The tile coating material has considerably smaller frequency dependence in its attenuating properties, and this, coupled with the physical nearness of the extraneous noise sources mentioned above, results in appreciable energy well above 200 kHz in these acoustic signals after propagating through the tile coating to the closest acoustic emission transducer.
Frequency discrimination, therefore, provides an excellent means for determining if these types of extraneous noises did occur during a test. The instrumentation developed to do this is designed to provide a quantitative measure of the total acoustic emission counts which are due to invalid extraneous noise sources or to provide a quantitative measure of only the valid acoustic emission counts. As an option, the frequency discriminator can control the basic acoustic emission instrument so that it registers only the counts from valid acoustic emission events.
In the preferred embodiment, at the input to the frequency discriminator 20 there is an internally adjustable variable gain amplifier (not shown) which buffers and amplifies the signal and passes it to two parallel filters. If the acoustic emission signal, after passing through the high frequency filter 23 (325-650 kHz bandpass) has an amplitude which exceeds a predetermined high frequency threshold level, then a discrimination signal is generated which is a 5 v pulse with a 1 millisecond (ms) duration. High frequency threshold levels can be varied, of course, to compensate for tile thickness. That is, when very thin tiles are tested a small amount of high frequency signal in the valid acoustic emission events can get through to the acoustic emission transducer and the threshold level must be raised so that they are not rejected.
The output of the low frequency (80-160 kHz) filter in the filter/generator 22 passes to a low frequency threshold level detector therein which is preset (by internal adjustments) to about 1 dB above the electronic noise level. This assures that every acoustic emission signal, detected by the basic instrumentation 10, which typically has a detection level about 8 dB above the electronic noise, is also detected by the low frequency circuitry in the frequency discriminator. When this occurs a lockout signal is generated which, in the preferred embodiment, is a 5 v pulse with a duration equal to the duration of the acoustic signal plus 5 ms.
The outputs from both the discrimination signal generator 23 and the lockout signal generator 22 are supplied to first logic level circuitry 25 which presents the lockout signal at its output only if both signals are present simultaneously at its input. This only occurs if the detected acoustic emission signal has both low frequency and high frequency components, and, as described, is thus considered to be an indication of an invalid event.
When the lockout signal passes through the first logic level 25 it is supplied to the input of a second logic circuit 30 along with the train of counting pulses generated by the TTL signal generator 13 in the basic instrumentation 10. These counting pulses are obtained by tapping off the signals supplied to the counters of the basic instrumentation 10. The operation of the second level of logic circuitry 30 may be controlled, for example, by a reject/accept selector switch (not shown). When the switch is in the reject position, the second level logic circuit 30 operates in the AND mode and passes the counting pulses of the acoustic emission detector 10 to the frequency discriminator counter 35 only when the lockout signal from circuit 25 is also present at the input to circuit 30. In this (reject) mode the counts due to just the invalid events are accumulated on the frequency discriminator counter 35 for comparison with the total counts accumulated on the counter 14 of the basic instrumentation 10 at the completion of a test. When the switch is toggled to the other (accept) position, the NAND mode is selected and the counting pulses are passed to the frequency discriminator counter 35 only when the lockout signal is not present at the input to the logic circuit 30. In this mode just the counts due to valid events are accumulated, thereby indicating the degree of the damage directly. As an option, the lockout signal at the output of the first logic level circuitry 25 can be supplied on the optional suppress line 37 to the basic instrumentation 10 to disable the TTL signal generator 13 while the lockout signal is present, so that only valid events are counted. This lockout option will work equally well for a short duration pulse or a quasi-steady state signal, such as from a vacuum leak. In either case the lockout signal will remain on for a time equal to the duration of the signal, T, plus 5 ms.
As may be seen, therefore, the present invention has numerous advantages. For example, the frequency discrimination circuitry and logic can be used in acoustic emission applications where signals of interest are narrow-banded, and extraneous signals are broad-banded, or vice versa. The present invention thus has particular utility in acoustic emission testing applications where discrimination of broad-banded from narrow-banded signals (and vice versa) is required. The invention readily detects anomalies and flaws where conventional methods of signal discrimination are unsuccessful. The invention is thus versatile, sensitive, economical, and readily suited to widespread use in a great variety of such non-destructive acoustic emission testing applications.
While the methods and forms of apparatus herein described constitute preferred embodiments of this invention, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to these precise methods and forms of apparatus, and that changes may be made therein without departing from the scope of the invention.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Apr 8, 1970
|Oct 19, 1971
|Atomic Energy Commission
|Detection system
|Jun 28, 1972
|Feb 19, 1974
|Gen Electric
|Automatic sonic detection of chipped cutting tools
|Sep 26, 1973
|Jan 7, 1975
|Gen Dynamics Corp
|Method and apparatus for acoustic emission non- destructive testing
|Mar 5, 1974
|Nov 18, 1975
|Gen Dynamics Corp
|Method and apparatus for detecting progressive cracks in materials
|Aug 17, 1973
|Dec 9, 1975
|Western Electric Co
|Methods and apparatus for detecting the presence of cracks in a workpiece by the use of stress waves emitted therefrom
|Feb 28, 1975
|Oct 12, 1976
|Grumman Corporation
|Acoustic emission process and system for improved flaw source location
|Mar 16, 1977
|May 30, 1978
|Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
|Apparatus for detecting the breaking of a glass plate
|May 16, 1977
|Jan 9, 1979
|Omni Spectra, Inc.
|Alarm system responsive to the breaking of glass
|Jul 28, 1980
|Mar 2, 1982
|Mcelroy John W
|Acoustic emission warning system for a fiberglass member
|Aug 7, 1985
|Apr 14, 1987
|Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
|Method and apparatus for discriminating cutting state from non-cutting state in machine tool
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Jun 3, 1988
|Dec 5, 1989
|Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd
|Apparatus for detecting a failure in bearings
|Apr 5, 1989
|Jul 9, 1991
|Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
|Transducer and method for acoustic emission (AE) testing
|Aug 16, 1990
|Aug 11, 1992
|The United States Of America As Represented By The Administrator Of The National Aeronautics And Space Administration
|Measurement of waves in flows across a surface
|Aug 30, 1991
|Apr 13, 1993
|Loral Aerospace Corp.
|Apparatus and method for detecting vibration patterns
|Mar 24, 1995
|Jun 18, 1996
|The Babcock & Wilcox Company
|Acoustic emission for detection of corrosion under insulation
|May 20, 1994
|Aug 6, 1996
|Caddx-Caddi Controls, Inc.
|Glass break detector and a method therefor
|Jun 27, 1995
|Sep 24, 1996
|Energy And Environmental Technologies Corporation
|Apparatus and method for detection ultrasonic waves propagated from within a selected distance
|Jun 6, 1995
|Aug 25, 1998
|Pure Technologies Inc.
|Continuous monitoring of reinforcements in structures
|Oct 23, 1997
|Mar 28, 2000
|Dunegan; Harold L.
|Transducer for measuring acoustic emission events
|Jan 29, 1998
|May 16, 2000
|Dunegan; Harold L.
|Measuring crack growth by acoustic emission
|Feb 11, 2000
|Jan 16, 2001
|Harold L. Dunegan
|Measuring crack growth by acoustic emission
|Jan 29, 1997
|Jan 16, 2001
|Dronningborg Industries A/S
|Method and device for measuring the height of the cutting table
|Mar 6, 2000
|Mar 26, 2002
|Dunegan Engineering Consultants, Inc.
|Transducer for measuring acoustic emission events
|Mar 22, 2000
|Jul 16, 2002
|Abb Technology Ag
|System and method for acoustic integrity monitoring
|Apr 2, 2002
|Sep 30, 2003
|Harold L. Dunegan
|Apparatus and methods for measuring surface roughness
|Sep 30, 2005
|Jun 10, 2008
|Jennings Technology
|Method and apparatus for the sonic detection of high pressure conditions in a vacuum switching device
|May 2, 2006
|Jul 20, 2010
|Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
|Method and system for diagnosing mechanical, electromechanical or fluidic components
|Apr 19, 2011
|Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
|Apparatus for the optical inspection of the thermal protection tiles of a space shuttle
|Sep 30, 2005
|Apr 26, 2007
|Mosely Roderick C
|Method and apparatus for the sonic detection of high pressure conditions in a vacuum switching device
|May 2, 2006
|Apr 9, 2009
|Edmund Linzenkirchner
|Method and system for diagnosing mechanical, electromechanical or fluidic components
|Apr 1, 2010
|Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
|Apparatus for the optical inspection of the thermal protection tiles of a space shuttle
|Jul 10, 1992
|Mar 3, 1993
|Loral Aerospace Corporation
|Apparatus and method for detecting vibration patterns
|Oct 14, 1994
|Apr 20, 1995
|Pentti Pataniitty
|Measurement method for continuous monitoring of the condition of materials
|U.S. Classification
|73/587, 73/801
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jun 12, 1986
Owner name: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AS REPRESENTED BY THE NA
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Effective date: 19860515
|Oct 10, 1991
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|Nov 28, 1995
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Apr 21, 1996
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Jul 2, 1996
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U.S. Army psychiatrist, Nadal Hasan, who killed 13 people at Fort Hood back in November 2009 has written a letter to the leader of the Islamic State, asking to become a citizen of the Islamic State's caliphate, an attorney of Husan reported on August 28.
Nadal Hasan, the man who killed 13 people during a rampage at Fort Hood in 2009, has written a letter to the Islamic State asking to join the terrorist organization as a citizen.
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Lovely Rita meter maid, Lovely Rita meter maid
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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are like the 'Star Trek' of Generation Y: derided by critics, and yet beloved by fans; written off by entertainment executives, and yet repeatedly resurrected in multiple media; initially assessed as a fad, and yet still making waves 30 years later.
Since their first appearance in a May 1984 one-off comic book funded by monies from a tax return, the anthropomorphic bale* has appeared in three animated series, four feature films, an anime, numerous RPGs and video games, a live concert tour, and of course too many subsequent comic books to count! (Not to mention a rumored fifth film in 2014.)
Of all these incarnations, the most different (and, arguably, the least beloved) would be 'Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation,' a T.V. series that aired for only one season on Fox Kids in the late '90s. The first proper release of this series on home video in North America (in two volumes: the first releasing in September, the second to follow in early 2013) by Shout! Factory gives us occasion to look at this footnote of television history again (both literally and figuratively), and decide for ourselves where it fits in the TMNT universe (and in the broader media-scape).
For starters, the series is non-canonized, and thus officially, does not fit anywhere. Chronologically, it is supposed to take place after the events of the third live-action film. However, a myriad of discontinuities has been pointed out by fans, most notably the fact that The Shredder, who himself mutated into a "Super Shredder," and was ultimately defeated in the second film, is alive again, and is no longer in his mutated form.
In addition, several concepts were officially included as part of the 'Next Mutation' mythos that were incompatible with, if not diametrically opposed to, the larger TMNT establishment. Most famously or infamously, depending on one's point of view, was the character of a fifth, female turtle named Venus de Milo. Also, in a development stemming from her inclusion, Leonardo is given the occasion to state in an early episode that none of the turtles is biologically related. The writers of the show established this fact right away so as not to rule out a possible romantic relationship between Venus and one of the other four man-sized bipedal tortoises. (Thankfully, this romance never matriculated!)
The series is equally notable for all the new elements it brought in as well as for all the traditional elements it left out. As far as enemies go, Shredder and The Foot Clan, for all the fuss that was made about them, are given but a minute role to play. The new villainous duties fall on a roughly analogous bunch, Dragonlord and The Rank, along with a host of minor villains, most notably Silver (the last Yeti), Vam-Mi (an ancient, reawakened vampiress from the Far East) and Simon Bonesteel (a rare animal poacher who has grown rather eccentric (read: crazy!) from years of living his isolated lifestyle). And as far as allies go, fans will notice, with disappointment, the absence of April O'Neil and Casey Jones.
Besides the obvious backstory changes, the criticisms most heavily weighed on 'The Next Mutation' are the lack of production values, the alternately stiff acting/overacting and the ludicrous dubbing of some of the actors' voices (most notably, Vam-Mi's henchmen Bing and Chi Chu). My personal opinion (although I have not yet found a way to confirm it) is that 'The Next Mutation' was purposefully filmed (and subsequently produced) in an intentionally "pop art camp" style, similar to the 1960s Batman T.V. series. If so, this would go a long way in explaining why (1) the creative minds behind the show took it so seriously and (2) the public didn't get it. Ultimately, of course, the show flopped, and was cancelled after a sole season of 26 episodes; too bad, as the writers seemed to promise The Shredder a bigger role in season two, and had at least hinted at the inclusion of April and Casey.
After all is said and done, fan reaction to 'Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation' will always be divided. And the release of the series on DVD is certainly not going to change that. No: if anything, it is just going to add fuel to (both sides of) the fire! But it is important, I think, because it allows Turtles' fans to re-view the series (and younger fans to see it for the first time) and make up their own minds. Because--whether you love it or loath it--just like the rest of the TMNT universe, it's here to stay. And, unless something even more left-field comes along (which, I suppose, is conceivable), 'NT:TNM' remains the most unique manifestation of what may be the most unique cultural phenomenon of our lifetimes.
Until next time, "Cowabunga, dudes!"
*A group of turtles is called a bale.
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The TMNT were turtles not tortoises, because before their mutation they were aquatic turtles not land tortoises.
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Jeremiah Klopfenstein says:
Thank you for helping to clarify, Margui. Indeed, the word "turtle" refers to any member (modern or extinct) of the biological superorder Chelonia, including aquatic turtles, while the word "tortoise" refers either (in North America) to terrestrial turtles only, or (in Great Britain) to any turtles other than sea turtles. In my review I referred to the Ninja Turtles as tortoises because they now live and operate on land (or in underground subway stations!), as opposed to in water. But, biologically (notwithstanding the effects of the mutagenic ooze), they are indeed, and always will be, (Teenage Mutant Ninja) Turtles, as you say.
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Actually, the show was a big hit at the time it was aired. It was cancelled by Saban over a money dispute.
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ROUYN-NORANDA, CANADA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/19/12 -- Explor Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:EXS)(OTCQX:EXSFF)(FRANKFURT:E1H)(BERLIN:E1H) is pleased to announce the results of 10 drill holes being the next series of holes on the diamond drilling program. Holes #12-82A, 12-83, 12-83W1, 12-83W2, 12-84, 12-85, 12-86, 12-87, 12-88 and 12-89 are reported in this press release.
Chris Dupont, President and Chief Executive Officer of Explor Resources Inc. commented: "We continue to be extremely pleased and encouraged by these excellent drill results. The continuity of the mineralization from hole to hole as well as the grade encountered to date with the increasing width as we go to depth are very significant in terms of establishing a potentially large mineable gold resource."
It is important to note that the strike length of the gold mineralization is greater than 2000 meters. The continuity of mineralization continues to be confirmed, and the structure remains open on strike and at depth. All the Diamond Drill Hole reported in this press release were designed to test the continuity of the mineralization. Explor has intersected gold mineralization on 97 out of 98 holes drilled to date.
The mineralization on the south limb strikes east northeast and dips to the north at 70 to 80 degrees. The drilling confirms the association of gold mineralization with Quartz feldspar (QFP) and syenite porphyry, found at both the Lakeshore and West Timmins Properties. The larger zones of mineralization display a strong spatial relationship with proximity to syenite intrusive rocks and high Fe-tholeitic volcanic rocks. The 3D Geological Model may be viewed on our website: www.explorresources.com.
Explor is focused on developing a mineable resource based on the drill results that have been obtained to date. The NI 43-101 technical report has been completed by MRB Associates of Val-d'Or, Quebec and P & E Mining Consultants of Brampton, Ontario (Press Releases dated December 05, 2011 and June 06, 2012). Explor expects to release in the 4th Quarter of 2012 a new NI-43-101 technical report that will significantly increase the known resource.
Hole # From To Interval Gold ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (m) (m) (m) (ft) (g/tonne) (oz/ton) Hole #82A 347.5 349.0 1.50 4.92 4.263 0.124 444.0 451.5 7.50 24.61 4.521 0.132 823.5 825.0 1.50 4.92 1.610 0.047 1041.0 1044.0 3.00 6.56 1.935 0.056 Hole #83 166.5 167.5 1.00 3.28 1.979 0.058 Hole #83W1 240.0 241.0 1.00 3.28 1.955 0.157 Hole #83W2 951.0 952.5 1.50 4.92 4.460 0.130 Hole #84 82.5 84.0 1.50 4.92 2.230 0.065 273.0 276.0 3.00 6.56 2.223 0.065 309.0 310.5 1.50 4.92 3.020 0.088 363.0 366.0 3.00 9.84 2.103 0.061 384.0 385.5 1.50 4.92 1.175 0.034 Hole #85 165.0 168.0 3.00 9.84 2.605 0.076 174.0 175.5 1.50 4.92 3.600 0.105 247.5 249.0 1.50 4.92 1.950 0.057 265.5 267.0 1.50 4.92 1.370 0.040 303.0 307.5 4.50 14.76 2.900 0.085 348.0 349.5 1.50 4.92 1.370 0.040 Hole #86 118.5 121.0 2.50 8.20 2.742 0.080 212.0 213.0 1.00 4.92 1.300 0.038 241.5 247.5 6.00 19.69 7.641 0.223 259.5 262.5 3.00 9.84 2.675 0.078 271.5 273.0 1.50 4.92 2.400 0.070 358.5 362.8 4.30 14.11 7.791 0.227 394.5 396.0 1.50 4.92 1.710 0.050 Hole #87 70.5 73.0 2.50 8.20 1.153 0.034 165.0 166.5 1.50 4.92 2.190 0.064 199.5 203.6 4.10 13.45 3.039 0.089 211.5 216.0 4.50 14.76 1.200 0.035 259.5 260.5 1.50 4.92 2.640 0.077 359.0 360.0 1.00 3.28 3.940 0.115 Hole #88 188.0 189.0 1.00 3.28 9.050 0.264 235.0 238.5 3.50 11.48 5.228 0.153 264.0 267.0 3.00 9.84 1.460 0.043 351.0 352.5 1.50 4.92 6.210 0.181 Hole #89 103.5 105.0 1.50 4.92 1.230 0.036 172.0 177.0 5.00 16.41 1.561 0.046 240.0 242.0 2.00 6.56 3.430 0.100 282.0 283.5 1.50 4.92 1.780 0.052 336.0 336.9 0.90 2.95 1.440 0.042
Please note assays are pending.
The NI 43-101 technical report is available on SEDAR and on the Company Website. The results of Explor's drilling have been incorporated into the Timmins Porcupine West Exploration Video which is available for viewing on the website. The Timmins Porcupine West Project has as a Target Model "The Hollinger-McIntyre-Coniaurum System." To date, Explor's drill program has confirmed the idealised Hollinger-McIntyre-Coniaurum (HMC) isometric model. The HMC system has produced a total of over 30 million oz of gold and is spatially associated with the Pearl Lake Porphyry.
The Timmins Porcupine West Gold Property consists of 185 unpatented mining units and 3 patented claims located in the Bristol and Ogden Townships in the Timmins-Porcupine Mining Camp for a total 3,200 hectares. The property is contiguous with Lakeshore Gold West Timmins Mine. Highway 101 bisects the property and provides access from the city of Timmins located 13 km to the east.
The property has been explored since 1927 by numerous ground geophysical surveys and diamond drilling of up to 111 holes. In 1984, Dome Exploration discovered and delineated a gold mineralized zone that was approximately 350 meters long and 45 meters wide and is open below 350 meters of vertical depth. The drill program on the Timmins Porcupine West Property is ongoing.
Chris Dupont P.Eng is the qualified person responsible for the information contained in this release.
Explor Resources Inc. is a publicly listed company trading on the TSX Venture (EXS), on the OTCQX (EXSFF) and on the Frankfurt and Berlin Stock Exchanges (E1H).
This press release was prepared by Explor Resources Inc.
About Explor Resources Inc.
Explor Resources Inc. is a Canadian-based natural resources company with mineral holdings in Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick. Explor is currently focused on exploration in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The belt is found in both provinces of Ontario and Quebec with approximately 33% in Ontario and 67% in Quebec. The Belt has produced in excess of 180,000,000 ounces of gold and 450,000,000 tonnes of cu-zn ore over the last 100 years. The Company was continued under the laws of Alberta in 1986 and has had its main office in Quebec since 2006.
Explor Resources Flagship project is the Timmins Porcupine West (TPW) Project located in the Porcupine mining camp, in the Province of Ontario. The TPW mineral resource includes: indicated: 212,800 ounces of gold (1,371,000 tonnes at 4.83 g/t Au) and inferred: 814,800 ounces of gold (7,122,000 tonnes at 3.56 g/t Au (Press Release dated June 06, 2012).
This document may contain forward-looking statements relating to Explor's operations or to the environment in which it operates. Such statements are based on operations, estimates, forecasts and projections. They are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict and may be beyond Explor's control. A number of important factors could cause actual outcomes and results to differ materially from those expressed in forward-looking statements, including those set forth in other public filling. In addition, such statements relate to the date on which they are made. Consequently, undue reliance should not placed on such forward-looking statements. Explor disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, save and except as may be required by applicable securities laws.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange Inc nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the Policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) has reviewed or accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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