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FIRST CONSUMER NATIONAL MASTERTRUST BANKPO BOX 922968 NORCROSS, Georgia U.S.A.
FIRST CONSUMER NATIONAL MASTERTRUST BANK ACCT PAID OFF IN 2002 AND THEN THEY REPORTED TO COLLECTIONS 2003 NORCROSS Georgia
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I sent Midland Funding LLC a copy of the stub showing file# and date as proof. They informed me that FCNB sold my acct to them in 2003 and I need to contact them to get it cleared up. Well, I am now living in a total diff state and no I do not have any contact information. When I do call the 800# listed they ask for a credit card# which is no longer available so they cannot help me.
Now I am receiving threatening letters from Midland Funding LLC to make payment arrangements to prevent any legal actions.
What do I need to do? Who do I contact? This is insane!
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Innovative IT leaders are becoming the trusted service provider for their enterprises, moving quickly to deliver value across the ecosystem, enabling new services and business models. Achieving these goals requires a new perspective on the critical capabilities needed to empower business leaders. As organisations start to move at an ever-faster pace, they are required to gain insights faster, protect critical data, eliminate downtime and avoid business risk – all at the same time.
IBM storage systems have become imperative to helping IT leaders manage the changing conditions in the modern enterprise, including the dynamic demands of cloud, mobile, social and analytics strategies.
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- Flexible drive options include enterprise spinning drives, nearline drives, flash drives and ultra-fast flash cards (with HPFE).
- High-capacity cache and intelligent caching algorithms accelerate performance.
- Fully redundant design with up to seven-nines availability‡ is built upon market-proven IBM Power Systems architecture.
- IBM FlashCopy, Metro Mirror, Global Mirror, Metro/Global Mirror, Global Copy and Multiple Target Peer-to-Peer Remote Copy (MT-PPRC) provide flexible replication services to address business-continuity needs.
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- Controllers: Multiple IBM Power8-based symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) servers.
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- Host adapter controllers: 4- and 8-port 8 gigabits per second (Gbps) or 4 port 16 Gbps Fibre Channel (FC)/IBM FICON; scalable from 2 to 32 adapters and up to 128 ports.
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3 Based on internal IBM measurements comparing IBM DS8870 to IBM DS8880 footprint and energy usage.
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Join us for an evening of fun and fundraising at LRWP's sixth annual Frogapalooza on Friday, October 23 (6 to 9 p.m.) at the Fort Wayne Country Club. The event, presented by Phillips Financial Services (see sponsor list below), will be pretty special, because we'll celebrate our 25th anniversary that evening. Our theme is "take your imagination for a hike," and you'll know why when you learn how far we've come and hear our exciting plans. Be ready for a surprise announcement over dessert!
Sip a glass of wine, chat with your friends, and plan your bidding on auction items from hard-to-get sports tickets to kayaking nature trips and theater packages (see auction list below). The evening will begin with drinks (cash bar), hors d'oeuvres, and a great silent auction. Then your choice of dinner entrées will be served at your table, followed by a brief presentation and our live auction featuring one-of-a-kind getaways as well as gourmet experiences and a Lake Erie fishing weekend.
Tickets to Frogapalooza are $100 each, $800 for a table of eight, or $1,000 for a table of ten. Call 260-478-2515 for information or to buy tickets by credit card (no American Express, please). Or mail your check to LRWP, 7209 Engle Road, Ste. 200, Fort Wayne IN 46804. Dress for the event is business-casual. Don't forget to indicate your dinner choices* and to send the names and dinner choices of your guests.
*Lemon thyme chicken, pan-seared Atlantic salmon, or vegetarian (vegetable purse).
All funds raised help LRWP to care for its wetland nature preserves and offer its free nature programs to thousands of children and adults every year.
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Tom and Linda Irmscher John and Cindy McMillen The Wilkin Family
# 1 A Lake Erie fishing experience you'll never forget. Spring is the season for walleye and smallmouth bass in western Lake Erie—bring home a cooler full of these and more when you escape with up to five friends for exceptional fishing with your own professional guide. Your trip begins the day before when you travel to Oak Harbor, Ohio (about 100 miles) in time to visit nearby Magee Marsh Wildlife Preserve for fabulous birding. Then check into your clean, comfortable two-bedroom cabin (sleeps six) before dining at the historic Mon Ami Restaurant & Winery with a $100 gift card. Rise early the next morning to board a 30' sport craft for a guided fishing experience second to none, ladies welcome. Use between April 15 and June 7. Fishing experience donated by Captains Jeff Spesia and Darcy Andrews of Summer Break Charters & Lodging. Fuel, lodging, and dinner gift card donated by Bill and Linda Etzler
# 2 Your own classically trained chef prepares an exquisite dinner party at your home. Noted local chef Christian Frappier will select food and wine for a special dinner planned with your tastes in mind. Then you'll watch Christian work his magic right in your kitchen, treating you and seven guests to a multi-course extravaganza of fine cuisine. Dinner preparation donated by Christian Frappier, $400 for food and wine by Sturges Development Group
# 3 Host an elegant wine-tasting party without lifting a finger. Imagine hosting an intimate wine-tasting party at gourmet local restaurant Joseph Decuis, which consistently earns the "Best of Award of Excellence" by Wine Spectator and has been voted one of the Top 50 restaurants in the US. You and your guests (up to 10 total) will sip fine wines with wine experts as your guide and savor scrumptious hors d'oeuvres in the restaurant's lovely outdoor Courtyard during warmer months or upstairs in its comfy Chairman's Office when the weather cools. Or, choose simply to savor the selection of fine wines and variety of gourmet tastes while enjoying conversation with your friends in this exclusive private setting. Donated by Pete and Alice Eshelman of Joseph Decuis
# 4 Remember the fun of camping under the stars? Enjoy a truly unique overnight experience including a cookout over an open fire, guided night hike, tall tales, sleepover (your tents) and light breakfast with up to 16 family and friends at Arrowhead Prairie, one of LRWP's most beautiful preserves. You'll experience the sights and sounds of the preserve at night, starting with sunset over the prairie and a casual cookout around an open fire—s'mores included. Then enjoy folk tales or scary stories and a night hike with expert naturalist Betsy Yankowiak. Your evening will take place under the most spectacular starry sky possible because there are no nearby lights. Arrowhead Prairie, normally off limits to camping, is also a place of glorious wildflowers and incredible quiet, with nothing but nature's music to lull you to sleep. Donated by Little River Wetlands Project
# 5 Cosmopolitan, international Toronto beckons. This beautiful and exciting city will spread out before you for your week-long stay in a luxurious two-bedroom, two-bath condo at the top of the SOHO Metropolitan Hotel in downtown Toronto. Take in the theaters, entertainment district and all downtown sights, then park in your own space and explore the hotel's many amenities, including three world-class restaurants. Donated by Jerry and Diane Mackel
# 6 Chicago getaway weekend for four, with optional Chicago baseball. Slip away to enjoy shopping, shows, and all the sights, then relax in a two-bedroom, two-bath condo on Chicago lakefront's Lincoln Park, with parking. Your home for a four-day/three-night stay puts you within a quick cab ride of the Magnificent Mile, Navy Pier, Millennium Park and all downtown venues. This condo is available almost any weekend so your party of four can also enjoy attending a Chicago Cubs or White Sox game with tickets to great seats at any of four games normally reserved for corporate VIPs. The Cubs' Wrigley Field is only a short cab ride from the condo and, if your choice is a Sox game, parking is included. Choose from among these games (condo guaranteed available): April 30 Cubs vs Braves, May 28 Cubs vs Phillies, April 23 Sox vs. Rangers, June 11 Sox vs. Royals. Donated by Judy Nelsen
1. Come for the exceptional golf, stay for the delicious dinner. This outing for four at the Fort Wayne Country Club begins with your party's challenging and rewarding golf experience on a beautiful 18-hole course shaped by a Bob Lohmann master plan. Your group will play your way through the quiet, serene surroundings of the Club with your own golf cart. Afterwards, you'll enjoy savory dinners (appetizer, entrée, and dessert) in FWCC's elegant yet casual Pub & Porch restaurant, with wine, beer or other alcoholic drinks available for purchase. Reservations subject to availability and club policy. Use by 10/31/16. Donated by the Fort Wayne Country Club.
2. What goes with front-row seats for the Texas Tenors better than a Southwest barbeque? With their Emmy-award-winning PBS special and chart-topping albums, the Texas tenors are hot, hot, hot. Your party of four will have front-row seats to experience the group's unique blend of country, folk, opera, and Broadway music on Sunday, April 17 (3 p.m.) at a premier venue, the Niswonger Performing Arts Center of Northwest Ohio in Van Wert, 45 minutes from downtown Fort Wayne. Before the show, enjoy a Southwestern buffet for four featuring barbequed ribs, chicken and prime ribs at the nearby Willow Bend Country Club. Donated by the Niswonger Performing Arts Center of Northwest Ohio and the Willow Bend Country Club of Van Wert
3. Slip away in canoes or kayaks on a half-day river adventure. Bring three of your friends for a fun outing, and paddle the St. Joe or Maumee River. You'll see wildlife where you least expect it and enjoy the beauty of our rivers from a perspective few people ever get to see. Then stop at nearby Don Hall's Old Gas House Restaurant for a view of the river while you dine with this $50 gift certificate for any Hall's restaurant. Donated by Fort Wayne Outfitters and Bike Depot and Don Hall's Restaurants
4. This ingenious jigsaw puzzle could pass as sculptural art. This Liberty jigsaw puzzle features Brian Wood's fabulous photo of a gathering of great egrets and great blue herons at Eagle Marsh. Liberty puzzles are works of sculpture in wood--each features dozens of intricate, whimsically shaped pieces laser-cut to the puzzle design, with no two alike. Truly a collector's item. Donated by Marc and Dana Kaminsky
5. Zoo to you and pizza too! Fort Wayne is a great town for kids/grandkids, and yours are sure to say "awesome" to this zoo and food package. All next season, your whole family can enjoy a membership (or anything else worth $109) at the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, voted one of the ten best in the U.S. Then, before or after your zoo visits or at a whole other time, treat everyone to a different large Pizza Hut pizza every month for an entire year (dine-in or carry-out). Donated by the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo and Pizza Hut of Fort Wayne
6. These gnomes will perform garden magic! Do you dread facing your garden with no time to do needed clean-up, planting, mulching or weeding? Our five skilled gardeners will give three hours of their time in spring or fall to get your biggest garden jobs done. Let them get dirty, not you! Donated by Susie Meyers, Kathie Sessions, Marlene Sloat, Karen Surguine, and Fran Williams
7. Learn to knit (or improve your skills) in private lessons with a friend. Always wanted to knit those beautiful scarves and sweaters you see others wearing? You'll learn this relaxing, creative pastime with an hour of personalized knitting lessons for two (any skill level) at Fort Wayne's Knitting Off Broadway, a shop run by experts who'll have you knitting and purling before you know it! Comes with two size-7 needles and a book and DVD on how to knit. Lesson donated by Knitting Off Broadway, book and DVD by Marcia Futter
8. Art with a naturalist's eye and a painter's sensibility. This small framed oil-on-hardboard plein air painting of Eagle Marsh in April by award-winning local artist and University of Saint Francis adjunct professor of art Tom Keesee will bring nature's quiet beauty into your home. Donated by Tom Keesee
9. Can she bake a cherry pie, Charming Billy? You bet, and plenty more! Are you salivating already at the prospect of taking home this luscious apple pie (made by Kathie Sessions) and having six more fresh, homemade pies delivered to your door (within 20 miles of Eagle Marsh) over the next 10 months? These gourmet offerings can include cherry, apple, pumpkin, peach, strawberry rhubarb, French chocolate or most others of your choice by arrangement. Donated by pie-makers Kathy Candioto, Susie Meyer, Kathie Sessions, Barbara Steinkamp, and Amy Silva
10. Learn the secrets of dedicated birder and master photographer Joe Geisler. Maybe you've seen Joe's beautiful close-ups of birds and other wildlife on LRWP's Facebook page. For this half-day or longer outing, you and a friend will join Joe to find and photograph the birds of Eagle Marsh and other nearby preserves. Start at dawn—the time when birds are most active—at Eagle Marsh, identified as one of the top ten birding areas in northern Indiana. Then enjoy breakfast (Joe's treat) and trips to one or two other nearby great birding areas (Joe's gas) before calling it a day. As a lasting souvenir, Joe will present you with a framed copy of the best photo of the day. Donated by Joe Geisler
11. Get your mojo moving with spinning classes at Mindful Movements Pilates Studio. Top instructors, invigorating music and visualization will come together to make your five classes both fun and effective whether you're a newcomer or already fit and flexible. Mindful Movements' new Spinner® Blade ION™ bikes provide one-of-a-kind precise measurement of 'real effort' plus a constant display of biometric feedback to track your gains. Donated by Mindful Movements Pilates Studio
12. Dinosaurs up close and personal. Go face to face with prehistory in this incredible look at the teeth and bones of dinosaurs, mastodons, saber-toothed tigers, and more in this two-hour, hands-on visit for four with Dr. Larry Wiedman and his personal paleontology collection at the University of Saint Francis. Touch dinosaur dung, trilobites over 400 million years old, and lots of other fossils you'd usually only see in a museum--and hear how all these items were found. For adults and children aged seven or older. Donated by Larry Wiedman
13. With the touch of a magic wand, your holiday gifts will all be wrapped as our talented elves make your gift-wrapping nightmare turn into a dream come true. Using your own favorite paper and ribbon, our four skilled "wrappers" will give four hours of their time to lighten your holiday preparations. Can be used at your home (within 20 miles of Eagle Marsh) or (for extra secrecy) ours. Use by 12/15/15. Donated by Kathy Candioto, Mary Kay Hagerman, Susie Meyer, Kathie Sessions, and Fran Williams.
14. Is this a cooking class or a party? How about both? Have fun with a group of friends while learning to prepare six scrumptious new appetizers at this two-hour organic cooking class in your own home for up to 12 people offered by Hamish Matousek, culinary expert at Williams-Sonoma Fort Wayne for eight years and owner of EverythinghamisH. (Schedule by 11/23/15, use by 5/23/16.) All-organic ingredients supplied. And, take home this basket of organic goodies tonight for a preview of coming attractions. Donated by Hamish Matousek
15. A garden bright with flowers and butterflies—and artfully placed, too. Monarchs, tiger swallowtails, and red admirals will adorn the flowers they love in your sunny butterfly garden made up of 13 varieties of native plants (49 plants). Pick up the 3.75" plugs at Heartland Restoration's native plant nursery next spring or fall, get some advice from landscape designer Laura Stine on where they would look best in your garden, and plant them soon after. Then sit back to welcome a colorful succession of butterfly visitors. Plants donated by Heartland Restoration Services, landscaping advice by Laura Stine
16. Keep your family fit and active all year. Take a Zumba class, swim laps in the indoor pool, lift weights and more—there's a fun way for everyone to exercise at the Fort Wayne YMCA. One-year household membership or renewal to any Fort Wayne YMCA; use by December 31, 2015 for the following year. Donated by the Fort Wayne YMCA
17. Kayak the river with guides who know their stuff. Take a kayak trip for two and learn about the plants and wildlife you'll see along the way with expert area naturalists Sam Schwartz and Steve Ross. Includes lunch or dinner at a local restaurant. Choose any nearby river or stream for your outing. Donated by Sam Schwartz and Steve Ross
18. A night on the town, with dinner and a show. Use this six-ticket flex package good for six seats at any Civic Theatre production--or divide up among several shows--for the rest of the 2015-2016 season. On one of these evenings, your party can enjoy a delicious seafood dinner at our own Paula's on Main. Ticket package donated by Civic Theatre, $50 gift certificate by Paula's on Main
19. Give yourself a fresh new look when you shop with this $100 gift certificate from Fort Wayne's Jophiel, where fashionable clothing of classic good taste is matched with superb customer service. Then visit Merle Norman Luxe Spa and Salon for a $50 salon beauty treatment to complete your transformation. Gift certificates donated by Jophiel and Merle Norman Luxe Spa and Salon
20. An exclusive getaway for two and a Mercedes-Benz to take you there! Choose a 2015/2016 Mercedes Benz sedan, SUV or crossover or a classic 1986 Mercedes-Benz 500sl Euro-spec convertible for your trip to the Oakwood Inn on Lake Wawasee, now restored to impressive elegance. During your two-night stay in this picturesque inn featuring panoramic lake views, you'll be free to enjoy fine dining, swimming or boating on the largest natural lake in Indiana, and relaxing on the inn's 27-acre grounds. Or, just cruise around in your incredible vehicle to see the sights. (Inn certificate and car can also be used at different times.) Room donated by Oakwood Resort, car use by Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne
21. Authentic, wood-fired pizza—and more. Choose from an incredible menu of artisan pizzas, small plates, wood-grilled entrees and delicious salads prepared with seasonal ingredients at 800º Three Fires Restaurant on Illinois Road or 800º Wood Fired Pizza on Lima Road. Your $100 gift certificate offers a truly special dining experience, and save room for cappuccino chip gelato! Donated by 800 Degrees Wood Fired Pizza
22. Party in a basket. Pull out this basket for your next casual get-together, and you'll have almost everything you need for a simple yet elegant spread--a carefully curated selection of fine cheeses, crudités, and more. Or, replenish your fresh and flavorful goodies with this $100 Fresh Market gift certificate. Basket donated by Fresh Market, gift certificate by Judy Nelsen
23. A "go-everywhere" jacket with custom-tailored fit… This classic Paul Betenly Super 120's all-wool navy men's blazer from Christopher James Menswear of Fort Wayne takes you from the office to casual outings in elegant style any time of the year. Your own finely made jacket will be sized and tailored just for you for a perfect fit. Redeem certificate by December 30, 2014. Donated by Christopher James Menswear
24. Upscale dining near downtown Fort Wayne. Seafood at the Oyster Bar has been called "off the chart delicious," and you'll agree after visiting with this $100 gift card. Mmm, just imagine those Prince Edward Island mussels and littleneck clams sautéed with garlic, shallots, tomato and white wine lemon broth! A perfect prelude to an evening concert or play downtown. Donated by The Oyster Bar
25. Deepen your yoga practice with a mindful workout. With this month-long pass to any classes or workshops at the Pranayoga Institute of Yoga and Holistic Health in southwest Fort Wayne, you'll learn the skills of this ancient practice as well as mindfulness in a nurturing setting, whether you're at a beginning level or ready for more expert or specialized instruction. Donated by the Pranayoga Institute of Yoga and Holistic Health
26. From ukes to Gershwin, two fun musical evenings—and dinner at Chop's, too. On January 31 (7:30 p.m.), you and a guest will enjoy a Philharmonic Pops concert featuring the work of ukulele wizard Jake Shimabukuro. Earning accolades and comparisons to Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis, this virtuoso's instrument has never sounded so vital and contemporary. Then on February 20 (7:30 p.m.), you'll hear the Phil's Masterworks series feature the music of George Gershwin. It's delightful, it's delectable, it's delirious! Before or after one of the concerts (or on a different date), grab a bite or a sip with this $50 gift card from Chop's Restaurant or Wine Bar. Two tickets to each concert donated by Anonymous, gift certificate by Chop's
27. Bring birds—and color—to your backyard. This lovely decorative birdbath shimmers with nature's colors of sky and sun. The glazed glass bowl is large enough to host any number of avian bathers--and its sturdy three-legged stand will resist tipping by the most determined squirrel. Can also be used indoors to complement your home décor. Donated by The Bird Seedery
28. Go anywhere in style with this Vera Bradley ensemble. This zippered travel bag in the beautiful midnight blues pattern has sturdy handles, a removable strap, and lots of pockets inside and out. The front zip pocket keeps travel necessities convenient and secure, while the two back slip pockets are perfect for a cell phone or boarding passes. Your bag is carry-on compliant, and it comes with two matching cosmetic bags to keep everything just where you want it. Donated by John and Carol Brooks
29. Catch your family among the beautiful wildflowers of Eagle Marsh—on film! Professional photographer Sue Todia will spend an hour at your home, Eagle Marsh, or any other appealing nearby setting to capture you and your significant others on film. You'll receive a CD of the exciting photos about two weeks later. Be ready to show off the results! Donated by Sue Todia of Simply Photography
30. Take them out to a ball game with these TinCaps tickets and hats! Baseball lovers, have a ball using this gift certificate for four tickets to TinCaps games in the 2016 season. Our favorite home team made the Midwest League Playoff for the seventh straight year in 2015, so support them to do it again by wearing these great TinCaps hats. Donated by the Fort Wayne TinCaps
31. This exquisite necklace will enchant any woman who loves nature. Its dainty butterflies, frog, and dragonfly mingle perfectly with shapes of rich jade, amber, lapis, turquoise, carnelia, river stone and more on a piece sure to fascinate all who see it. Artist and nature-lover Ronia Marie Krieg, whose work is sold in the Fort Wayne Museum of Art gift shop, created this necklace, set with sterling silver, just for LRWP. Donated by Ronia Marie Kreig
32. Home décor need a little spiffing up? Ready for a new look in your favorite nook? Decorator Sara Kruger will visit your home for an up-to-two-hour color consultation; then you'll take this $50 gift certificate to Opal & Ruby's Gift Emporium on Illinois Road to find just-right tastefully chosen accessories and more from the brands you love. Donated by Sara Kruger of SaraBella Designs and Opal & Ruby's Gift Emporium
33. Who knew that vinegar and oil were the foundation for so many tasty creations? At this Olive Twist after-hours tasting party for up to 10 people, you'll savor the distinct flavors of different olive oils and balsamic vinegars from around the world and appreciate merging the complexity of today's gourmet cuisine with the simplicity of old world tastes. Owner Lori Brandt will be your tour guide on this culinary journey. Donated by Olive Twist of Fort Wayne and Auburn
34. Experience a misty morning at Eagle Marsh with this glorious framed photo of herons, egrets, and other marsh birds in the golden glow of sunrise at our favorite preserve. You'll want to hang this evocative photo taken by Brian Wood where you'll experience its peace and joy every day. Donated by Brian Wood
35. Watch one of the biggest basketball rivalries in the Big Ten play out when Purdue's Boilermakers face Indiana's Hoosiers at Assembly Hall on February 20, 2016. These traditional in-state rivals have both fielded promising young teams, and this game looks to be a highlight. You'll make your own predictions about future glory after watching from your two great mid-court seats (Section C, Row 37, seats 103 & 104). Donated by Dan and Beth Zweig
36. Two Big 10 powerhouse basketball teams go head to head and you're there. The IU Hoosiers face one of their fiercest rivals, the Ohio State Buckeyes, at Assembly Hall on Sunday afternoon, January 10, 2016. Both teams are bolstered by highly-rated recruits this year and, with some seasoned veterans returning, IU may be ready to claim revenge against a squad that walloped it 82-70 last January. You'll witness the battle from mid-court with these two great tickets (Section C, Row 37, seats 103 & 104). Donated by Dan and Beth Zweig
37. Light up a room with this striking egret photo and candleholder. Sometimes the simplest image is the most beautiful, like this haunting photo of a lone great egret in front of marsh grasses at Eagle Marsh taken by master photographer Brian Wood. You'll want to pair it with the lovely handmade glass candleholder, which echoes the yellow-gold of the photo's tall grasses. Photo donated by Brian Wood, candleholder by Great Panes Glass Company
38. Always wanted to try riding a Segway? With this $60 gift certificate, you and a friend can "Segway" your chosen section of the 70-mile Fort Wayne Trails system, maybe even the part that goes by Eagle Marsh. You'll learn to use a Segway, then enjoy a guided one-hour tour to mix the fun of Segway riding with the scenic beauty of the trails. (Apply toward a historic tour if you prefer.) Before or after your ride, enjoy lunch at Anastasia's Cheer Baskets & Café with a $25 gift certificate. Segway trip donated by Tour Fort Wayne, lunch by Judy Nelsen
39. Claim this beautiful print of a sandhill crane for a special place in your home. Indiana artist Carrie Wild's love of the outdoors shows in her paintings that depict nature in both realistic and fantastical ways. Sandhill cranes often visit LRWP preserves and the one in this lovely framed giclée (reproduction) limited edition print seems to be resting there now. Print donated by Carrie Wild, framing by Crestwoods Frame Shop and Gallery
40. Wine is an elixir for the soul, and your soul will savor these two award-winning local treasures: a semi-dry Traminette (2014 Indiana Wine of the Year) and a Chambourcin (2015 gold medal wine) from Tonne Winery in Muncie, voted 2014 Indiana Winery of the Year. These white and red beauties in a basket come with everything you need to enjoy them: two stemmed wine glasses, a corkscrew, bottle stoppers and best of all, a $25 gift certificate to buy more! Donated by Kevin and Mary Tonne of Tonne Winery
41. Enjoy these fabulous photos of marsh wildlife every day. Take home local wildlife photographer Brian Wood's limited edition, autographed book of his astounding photos of wetland birds and other animals--many taken at Eagle Marsh--and put it where you can look at it often. Donated by Brian Wood
42. Stylish and savvy both! Your cinda b backpack and matching continental zip wallet are as practical as they are beautiful, and made in Fort Wayne. The easy-to-carry backpack is the perfect size for work, school or anywhere, with slip pockets for notebooks and folders and a zip pocket for smaller items. The zip wallet can be an accessory or carried on its own. Donated by cinda b
43. Everything you need for cocktail wizardry. Create your own one-of-a-kind concoctions with this bag of goodies for the aspiring mixologist. Begin with your own cocktail recipe book, acquire the makings for your favorites, and have all you need to proceed: a Mason jar shaker, all-in-one bar tool (corkscrew, jigger, ice hammer, and bottle opener), three whiskey stones (freeze, then put in drinks to keep them cold), and stainless steel flask. There's even a collapsible travel cup for your next cocktail-enhanced camping trip or safari. Donated by Trove
44. Invite the birds to your party. Modernist artist Charley Harper called his style "minimal realism," but we call it brilliant simplicity. This carafe and four glasses feature Harper's beautiful stylized birds: a Blue Jay on the carafe and Song Sparrow, Black and White Warbler, Painted Bunting, and White-Breasted Nuthatch on the glasses. You can use the carafe as a decanter for wine, or as a pitcher for water or juice. Planning a patio party? Put the munchies in these three colorful bowls with plastic lids, and you're set to go. Donated by Trove


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When my son told me that he wanted to have a guitar, it took me for months before I could buy the guitar he likes. And when he has the guitar already, I thought there will be no more spending discussion, but I was wrong. He likes to change the neck of the guitar and so, he was asking if I could buy him a telecaster neck. Well, he needs to wait for another months I guess for I have no idea yet how much the cost of this neck. I have bills coming, and I also need to save money for his school stuffs. He is officially enrolled now, and he needs another set of school uniforms, socks, a pair of shoes, school bags, to name a few. Once I completed his school stuffs, i will buy his guitar's neck.
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Ingrid Ellen Michaelson is an American singer and songwriter. Her first album, Slow the Rain, was released in 2005, and she has since released five more albums, Girls and Boys, Be OK, Everybody, Human Again, and her most recent, Lights Out. Her two highest-charting singles are "The Way I Am" and "Girls Chase Boys," at No. 37 and No. 52 on the Billboard Hot 100, respectively.
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Alabama is preparing to launch a $25 million revolving loan program in December to help businesses make upgrades that save energy and reduce operating costs.
Gov. Bob Riley says the program, called Alabama Sustainable and Verifiable Energy Savings, will be administered by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs using federal stimulus funds.
Projects eligible for loans for energy-efficient upgrades will include heating and air conditioning systems, windows and doors, electrical systems, water heating systems, lighting and insulation.


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In the heart of Thomasville sits the First United Methodist Church.
Normally a haven for souls, the church's hall can serve as a safe place for more than 200 bodies if a hurricane hits southern Georgia.
The American Red Cross works with the church to keep the shelter ready during hurricane season.
Eddie Caviness, the South Georgia Red Cross program director, says, "We have our disaster trailers in each county. Those trailers will be moved over to the shelters. In response, those shelters will have 200 cots, food, water, supplies, everything that they need."
There are other designated shelters in the Thomasville area if the First Methodist Church fills.
Officials say the best way to get directions about evacuation to shelters is by listening to Emergency Management Announcements on the radio.
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Appalachian Authors Guild General Meeting
July 12, 2016
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Jack Beck and Wendy Welch own Tales of the Lonesome Pine Used Books, the subject of Wendy's hit memoir The Little Bookstore of Big Stone Gap. Jack presents a weekly radio show of Celtic music for public radio and is a lifetime honorary member of the Traditional Music and Song Society of Scotland. The couple rescue kittens and books in their bookstore.
Plans are being made for booksigning events into the fall season. Come out to meetings and help plan them. Suggest other venues that will bring Appalachian authors and books into public name recognition.
Virginia Highlands Festival
July 29-Aug 7, 2016
Come visit Virginia's premier festival, Virginia Highlands Festival. Appalachian Authors Guild writers will again be setup in a double booth under the big tent. If you haven't signed up for a day yet, there are a few spots still open. If you're not participating invite friends and come and support local authors.
The Foundation For Appalachian Advancement
The Foundation for Appalachian Advancement, whose mission overlaps that of the AAG, has set up a web page dedicated specifically for artists. Any of our members may have a section with a bio and a link to their website that the Foundation can promote on the page. Email J. C. Sweingrouber directly with what you would like on the bio and your website address, or page where people can buy your books.


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Despite the past week of cold temperatures, the state averaged slightly above normal temperatures for the month of January, and slightly below normal precipitation according to the Feb. 2 SD Ag Statistics crop weather report.
Lack of snow cover around the county continues to be a concern for winter wheat and alfalfa producers.
- Fall sports back in action
- Kennebec to celebrate Lake Byre Day
- Presho Firefighters receive Grain Bin Rescue equipment and training
- Lyman County ACS Survivor celebration event
- Swimming season comes to an end
- County completes rural development analysis
- Swinson named PHS Distinguished Alumni
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- Lyman County law enforcement officers recognized
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I think we might have gotten our tactics wrong. As soon as we brought on Ox and Pod we started to look dangerous.
I read an article earlier yesterday showing that we have worse record with than without Wilshire. Last weekend we clearly were better without him but that might be because it was his first game back after a longer layoff. No doubt yesterday we played our best football the final 20 minutes without Wilshire but that might have been because of the addition of Pod and OX not necessarily because of the absence of Wilshire.
I do think Wenger has yet to discover how to deploy Wilshire and Cazorla inthe same starting 11. For the moment his solution seems to be to play with 5 midfielders and only one wide player, Theo yesterday and Gervinho last weekend. The reason we don't start with Theo and Pod, or Ox and Pod, I can only presume is that Wenger things we need an extra engine in Ramsey to make this work. Our current streak shows that we don't create a lot of goals with one real wide players. The majority of our goals fall in the final 20 minutes once we play with 2 real wide players.
Perhaps Wenger should this summer look for a world class box-to-box midfield player in the mold of Viera who he can trust to fill the gaps in midfield when we play Wilshire and Cazorla together so that he won't be afraid to have a front line with a world class striker and two real wide threats like Pod and Ox or Theo.
Although I feel bad for Giroud, we soooo desperately need a big game world class striker. He could have decided the game on a number of occasions yesterday but he lacks the touch and instinct.


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STANFORD, Calif. — Any speculation David Shaw could be the latest Stanford coach to jump to the NFL is over — at least for now.
Shaw agreed to a "long-term contract extension" Wednesday that will keep him with his alma mater beyond the two years left on his remaining deal. Terms of the contract were not announced by the school.
New athletic director Bernard Muir said the "agreement provides added stability and reassurance that David will be at the helm to secure our football program's long-term sustained success."
Shaw has won back-to-back Pac-12 Coach of the Year awards since taking over for Jim Harbaugh, who left for the San Francisco 49ers after starting Stanford's resurgence. The Cardinal finished 11-2 last season after a loss in the Fiesta Bowl and won the conference title this year for the first time since 1999.
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METHOD AND WELL LOGGING APPARATUS HAVING ACOUSTIC A. H. YOUMANS AND NEUTRON PADS 2 Sheets-Sh 1 Filed Nov. 4. 1968 I4 8 SURFACE I WT ELECTRONICS RECORDER INVENTOR ARTHUR H. YOUMANS TTORNEY Sept. 28, 1911 A. H. YOUMANS 3,608,373
METHOD AND WELL LOGGING APPARATUS HAVING ACOUSTIC ANDNEUTRON PADS Filed Nov. 4, 1968 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 ACOUSTIC 2 SIGNALS TTRI COMPARATOR NEUTRON ANALOG w SIGNALS COMPUTER 4 RECORDER P N E m o U) 2 T IO MICROSECONDS O T 20 MICROSECONDS NEUTRON COUNTING RATE INVENTOR FIG. 5
ARTHUR H. YOUMANS 3,608,373 Patented Sept. 28, 1971 3,608,373 METHOD AND WELL LOGGING APPARATUS HAVING ACOUSTIC AND NEUTRON PADS Arthur H. Youmans, Houston, Tex., assignor to Dresser Industries, Inc., Dallas, Tex. Filed Nov. 4, 1968, Ser.'No. 772,894 Int. Cl. E21b 49/00 US. Cl. 73-152 6 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A well logging instrument adapted for traversing an earth borehole has a neutron pad member on one side of the instrument which is normally spring-forced into contact with the borehole wall during such a traversal. The instrument has on its opposite side an acoutic pad which is also normally spring-forced into contact with the borehole wall during such a traversal.
The acoustic pad has an acoustic transmitting transducer and a pair of acoustic receiving transducers for producing an acoustic time interval measurement. Each transducer is mounted on an acute angle from the longitudinal axis of the elongated instrument housing and is mounted in a fluid medium chosen to match the acute angle so that a steep rising wave front passes through the formation surrounding the borehole and produces a steep rising signal at the respective receivers, thereby permitting an accurate measurement of acoustic wave travel time from transmitter to first receiver and from first to second receiver.
The neutron pad, having a capsuled neutron source and an epithermal neutron detector, responds to variations in formation porosity and to the thickness and constituency of mud and mud cake intervening between the pad and the formation. The acoustic pad serves to indicate the extent of the effect on the neutron-derived porosity measurement due to the mud and mud cake and permits a corrected porosity to be derived and recorded.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to well logging systems in general, and more particularly, to well logging method and apparatus having in combination therewith means for neutron logging including acoustic means for improving the accuracy of the neutron log. Neutron logging systems of the prior art have been plagued by the fact that the neutron log response is seriously affected by the thickness, chemical content and density of the mud and mud cake between the borehole instrument and the formation of interest. It is often impossible to eliminate this cause of error in the neutron log because the walls of boreholes to be logged are frequently rough and irregular due to erosion so that a logging instrument cannot contact the wall uniformly along its length. Additionally, the mud cake is frequently compacted to such a degree that an instrument cannot be caused to cut through it to contact the wall but rather the instrument slides along substantially on top of the layer of mud cake.
It is therefore the primary object of this invention to provide a neutron well logging apparatus having improved means for mud and mud cake compensation;
It is another object of the invention to provide a new and improved method of correcting a neutron porsity measurement for mud and mud cake standoff in a borehole.
The objects of the invention are accomplished, broadly, by the provision of a well logging apparatus having both an acoustic pad member and a neutron pad member mounted on the instrument. The acoustic pad member has a plurality of acoustic transducers mounted at selected angles in a fluid medium having predetermined velocity characteristics to provide optimized reinforcement of the acoustic signals returning from the formations surrounding the borehole. The neutron log produced by the neutron pad member receives compensation for the effects of mud cake and mud from the acoustic pad member and its associated electronic circuitry.
These and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from a reading of the following detailed description and drawing in which:
FIG. 1 illustrates schematically a side elevation partly in cross section, of a borehole instrument according to the invention shown in operative position in an earth borehole;
FIG. 2 illustrates schematically a pad neutron section of the apparatus according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 illustrates schematically a pad acoustic section of the apparatus according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 illustrates in block diagram the circuitry used to compensate the neutron log for effects due to mud and mud cake according to the invention; and
FIG. 5 illustrates a family of correction curves for exemplary mud cakes encountered in well logging.
Referring now to the drawing in more detail, and especially to FIG. 1, there is illustrated a portion of the earths surface 10 traversed by an earth borehole 11. A well logging instrument 12 is suspended in the borehole by a logging cable 13, the cable 13 being wound on a drum 14 at the earths surface. The cable 13 also passes over a measuring sheave 15 to drive a transmission 16, which in turn drives the recorder 17, for example, an x-y plotter, so that the information recorded thereon is related to depth in the borehole.
The instrument 12 has a pair of pad members 20 and 30. Pad member 20, providing a means for neutron logging and better illustrated in FIG. 2, has a neutron source 21, for example, americium-beryllium. Other neutron sources include, by way of further examples, radium-beryllium, plutonium-beryllium and californium. The pad 20 also contains a radiation detector 22, for example. a detector of epithermal neutrons such as HE or BF The detector 22 could also be a gamma-ray detector, for example, a Geiger counter or a scintillation counter, if it is desired to measure gamma rays resulting from neutron capture. A suitable shield 23 may be inserted between the source 21 and detector 22 to prevent direct irradiation of the detector by the source. The necessary electric conductors 24 connect the detector 22 to the main instrument housing 12. In a manner well known in the art, the pad 20 is held in contact with the borehole wall and mud cake 25 by a pair of spring members 26 and 27.
The porosity and thickness of the mud cake 25 are in general unkonwn quantities, at least to some extent. The response of the neutron logging instrument will vary with changes in the thickness and character of the layer of material between the formation and the pad. It is desirable to correct the porosity measurements obtained by the 3 neutron pad 20 whenever such measurements are in error due to the mud or mud cake. As will be explained hereinafter, the apparatus of FIG. 3 and its associated electronics provides such a means.
In FIG. 3 there is illustrated in more detail the acoustic pad 30 which is held in contact with the borehole wall and mud cake 25 by a pair of spring members 31 and 32. The pad 30, preferably machined from a piece of steel for mechanical strength, has a cavity for mounting a transmitting transducer 33, an acoustic isolator section 34 and a pair of cavities for mounting the receiving transducers 35 and 36. The acoustic isolator section 34 between the transmitter and receivers is designed to attenuate and delay acoustic energy which would otherwise tend to travel directly through the pad. The design and operation of this acoustic pad is described in detail in the co-pending US. application Ser. No. 766,410, filed Oct. 10, 1968.
The transmitting transducer 33 and the receiving transducers 35 and 36 may, for example, respectively comprise 1.5 inch diameter, lead zirconate ceramic discs. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the centers of the discs in the transducers 3-5 and 36 are six inches apart, but those skilled in the art will recognize that other distances provide corresponding results. The distance from transmitter 33 to receiver 35 may be, for example, eight inches.
The three transducers within the acoustic pad 30 are mounted in a fluid medium at an angle which provides optimum reinforcement of the signal transmitted through the formation and received by the receivers in accordance with the teaching of the above-mentioned co-pending patent application.
The sets of electrical conductors 44 and 45, respectively, connect the outputs from the receiving transducers 35 and 36 to the downhole electronics in the main instrument housing 12. Cable 13 can be a conventional seven conductor logging cable which provides a means for transmitting the signals from the radioactivity detector 22 (via conductor 24) illustrated in FIG. 2. and the acoustic signals from the conductors 44 and 45 illustrated in FIG. 3.
The acoustic actuating pulse from the electronics section in the main instrument housing 12 along the conductors 39 to the acoustic pad 30 and the signals from the acoustic receivers in the pad back to the electronics section in the instrument 12 are transmitted over separate coaxial cables and coaxial pressure feed-throughs in the pressure bulkhead (not illustrated) which separates the electronics section from the mechanical section.
Thus there has been described an acoustic pad section wherein an actuating pulse is applied to a piezo-electric transmitting transducer, thereby setting up an acoustic wave which is coupled to the formation through the intervening fluids; at the formation face the acoustic wave is refracted and part of the energy travels parallel to the borehole wall as a compressional wave. In turn, a portion of this wave energy is refracted toward the receivers and detected by the two receiving transducers.
Since the receivers are similar to one another and having similar mountings, the time elapsed between the wave arrival at the two receivers is independent of mud cake thickness or standoff of the pad from the borehole wall; thus, the velocity of an acoustic wave in the formation surrounding the borehole can be derived by measuring the travel time from first receiver to second receiver. In the art of acoustic well logging it is customary to record acoustic velocity in units of microseconds per foot. Thus, if the two receivers R and R are situated with their centers a distance DR1R2 apart (measured in feet) and the measured travel time is t then the acoustic velocity is:
In practicing the present invention, the velocity V is, in general, recorded as a function of depth in the borehole as in the prior art. Additionally, it is desired to determine the extent of influence, if any, produced by the mud or mud cake. This is accomplished by comparing the travel time IRIRZ with the measured travel time tfrom transmitter to first receiver. It will be appreciated that during the time interval tthe acoustic wave travels from the face of the transmitting transducer through the intervening fluids within the instrument, then through any mud or mud cake between the instrument and the formations, then through the formation itself, then back to the instrument through the mud or mud cake, and finally to the receiver through the fluid in the instrument. Thus,
i F R R RE where D is the effective spacing between transmitter and first receiver. In general D will be approximately equal to the measured distance from the center of the transmitter to the center of the first receiver. However, it should be measured experimentally in a formation of known acoustic velocity using Relation 4 derived from Equation 3 From Equation 2 it may be seen that the travel time in mud or mud cake is the only unknown quantity, wherein Thus the mud travel time t may be continuously derived during the logging operation and may be recorded in correlation With depth in the borehole.
The present invention employs the parameter t in a novel and beneficial Way to improve the neutron log which may be made concurrently.
It is well known that a neutron log responds to the hydrogen contained in the minerals and fluids of the formation. Such a log also responds to the hydrogen content of the mud or mud cake between the measuring pad and the borehole wall. If the neutron pad and the acoustic pad have similar size and shape, and if they are respectively held against the wall with approximately equal spring force, then both will, on the average, experience approximately equal standoff from the borehole wall. The measured travel time r as measured by the acoustic section is therefore a measure of the mud or mud cake between the neutron pad and the borehole wall. Thus, it may be employed to correct the neutron measurement Whenever mud or mud cake is detected.
FIG. 5 shows the manner in which the measured value of t is employed to improve the neutron porosity measurement. Curve A represents a conventional neutron response curve which relates formation porosity to the observed counting rate of the detector. Such curves are determined experimentally or mathematically for each type of logging instrument, and if required, separate curves are determined for various types of rock and various borehole conditions. In accordance with the present invention, for each such response curve an additional set of curves is determined for varying amounts of instrument standoff. As illustrated in FIG. 5, curve B is a typical response curve obtained when the measuring neutron pad is held away from the borehole wall such a distance that t is 10 microseconds. Curve C similarly represents the neutron porosity response when I is 20 microseconds. If the material is water, of course, 10 microseconds represents a standoff distance of about 0.6 inch. For mud or mud cake as compared with water, the acoustic travel time is less due to their solids content. Because the acoustic travel time r is approximately proportional to the porosity, that is, the water content of the mud, it may be seen that t varies in proportion tothe required neutron correction. Thus, it is not necessary to determine whether the standoff is due to mud cake on the one 'hand or wall roughness on the other since r is inherently sensitive to the amount of water in the space between the instrument and the borehole wall and gives, therefore, a direct indication of the magnitude of the required correction.
Accordingly this invention makes it possible to derive a corrected porosity from the neutron log even in boreholes that have rough walls or thick mud cakes. As will be explained in more detail hereinafter, FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a system embodying the invention.
Referring again to FIG. 1, a portion of the surface electronics section 48 provides a means for operating upon the voltages indicative of the acoustic signals. For example, the electronics section 48 and downhole electronics in the main instrument housing 12 could correspond, if desired, to that disclosed in US. Pat. No. 3,019,413 to Adrian P. Brokaw, issued on Jan. 15, 1959, and assigned to the assignee of the present invention.
As set forth above, the output from the pad acoustic section of the apparatus embodied herein is used to compensate the neutron log for the mud or mud cake encountered. The means for accomplishing such compensation are illustrated in block diagram in FIG. 4, wherein a portion of the surface electronics 48 measures the time interval between the acoustic transmitter (T) and the first acoustic receiver (R Also measured is the time interval between the first receiver (R and the second receiver (R As mentioned above, such interval measurements are conventional and can be accomplished, for example, with the system disclosed in the above-identified patent to Brokaw. The voltage outputs representative of {R132 and trespectively, are connected into a comparator circuit, for example, as disclosed in the co-pending application of Francis J. Niven, Jr., Ser. No. 684,849, filed Nov. 21, 1967, especially FIG. 5 therein, wherein one of the voltages is inverted if need be.
Referring further to FIG. 4, the box 64 comprises conventional neutron well logging circuitry which provides a voltage indicative of a porosity measurement from the neutron pad 20. The voltage is coupled into the analog computer circuit 65. Such a circuit modifies the output voltage from the box 64, and can be constructed, for example, similarly to FIG. 4 of the above-identified copending Niven application.
The output of the analog computer circuit 65 is coupled into the recorder 17, as is the interval time measurement from the circuit 61.
The box 62 comprises conventional acoustic logging circuitry which couples the electric signals representative of the received acoustic signals into the two channels indicated as boxes 60 and 61, being indicative of tRlRz and t' respectively. The two channels are coupled into the comparator circuit 63, the output of which is connected into the analog computer 65. The signals from the circuitry 61 are also coupled directly into the recorder 17 so an indication of formation velocity can be recorded concurrently with the compensated porosity measurements.
In the operation of the circuitry illustrated in block diagram in FIG. 4, the outputs from circuit 60 and 61 (normalized) are compared. If the compared voltages from circuits 60 and 61 are substantially alike, there is provided an indication of negligible mud cake, and the output from the comparator is zero, or alternatively, can be nulled out in a conventional manner. If the voltage from the circuit 60 is larger (after normalization), being thus indicative of a longer travel time, the excess voltage is a direct indication of standoff. Thus, the output from the comparator circuit 63 will be a voltage indicative of the amount of correction required. The output from comparator 63 is then coupled into the analog computer circuit 65, along with the voltage from the circuit 64. Since mud and mud cake are normally high in water content, compared to the surrounding formations, the mud cake compensation provided by the acoustic signals serves to lower the apparent porosity value, and the compensated porosity values are then coupled into the recorder.
While the preferred embodiments of the inventionhave been described herein, those skilled in the art will recognize that modifications and alterations of these embodirnents will become apparent after a careful reading of the specification and accompanying drawings. For example, while the preferred embodiment contemplates that the neutron pad and the acoustic pad be on opposite sides of the borehole, and substantially on the same lateral plane, they may instead be in a trailing relationship, one above the other, with the signal from the upper being memorized and delayed in a conventional manner to bring the two measurements into depth synchronism. Therefore, it is intended that such modifications and alterations of the embodiments described herein as come within the scope of the invention be covered by the appended claims.
The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows:
1. A well logging apparatus for investigating characteristics of formations surrounding an earth borehole, comprising:
a borehole instrument adapted to traverse said borehole, said instrument having an acoustic pad member having an electrical output and a radioactivity pad member having an electrical output mounted thereon, each of said pad members having means for causing said members to contact the borehole wall during such a traversal; and
means responsive to the electrical output of said acoustic pad member to compensate the electrical output of said radioactivity pad for stand-off between the borehole instrument and the formations surrounding the borehole due to mud cake or wall roughness.
2. The apparatus according to claim 1 including in addition thereto means for recording said compensated electrical output as a function of depth within the borehole.
3. The apparatus according to claim 2 wherein said acuostic pad member includes at least one transmitting acoustic transducer and at least two receiving acoustic transducers.
4. The apparatus according to claim 3 wherein said means responsive to the electrical output of the acoustic pad member includes means for comparing the acoustic travel time between said transmitting transducer and the first of said receiving transducers to the acoustic travel time between said two receiving transducers and means for using the output of said comparison means to compensate said radioactivity electrical output.
5. A method of logging the characteristics of formations surrounding an earth borehole, comprising:
(a) irradiating the formation with neutrons;
(b) detecting radiation in said formations resulting from said irradiation and producing a first electrical signal functionally related to said detected radiation;
(c) transmitting an acoustic wave from a transmitter into said formation;
(d) comparing the transit time of said wave between the transmitter and one acoustic receiver with the transit time of said wave between a pair of acoustic receivers and producing a second electrical signal functionally 8 related to' said comparison and indicative of the References Cited standoif between the borehole instrument and the l UNITEDSTATESPATENTS formations surrounding the borehole While said forl mations are being irradiated with neutrons; and 3,175,639 3/1965 Llben (e) compensating said first electrical signal as a func- 5 3,233,105 2/1966 Youmans 73 152X tion of said second electrical si nal. v r 6. The method according the laim 5 including the JERRY M PrvlmaryEXammer additional step of recording said compensated first elec- 1 U5. Cl. X.R.
trical signal as a function of depth Within the borehole.
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|Nov 10, 1981
|Schlumberger Technology Corporation
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|Jun 3, 1985
|Sep 8, 1987
|Mobil Oil Corporation
|Method and system for neutron lifetime logging
|Aug 30, 1991
|Dec 29, 1992
|Baker Hughes Incorporated
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|Jun 28, 1991
|May 3, 1994
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|Apr 16, 1996
|Sallwasser; Alan J.
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|Dec 7, 1995
|May 19, 1998
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|Apr 29, 1994
|Aug 18, 1998
|Schlumberger Technology Corporation
|Method of sonic logging while drilling a borehole traversing an earth formation
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|U.S. Classification
|73/152.15, 367/33, 250/269.2, 250/268
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|May 18, 1987
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CAMP HUMPHREYS -- For the 36th consecutive year, Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army and U.S. Army Soldiers worked, played and ate together, side-by-side, during the 2014 KATUSA-U.S. Friendship Week activities, April 14-18.
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