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Ultrasonic Testing (UT) is a group of nondestructive examination (NDE) techniques that use short, high-frequency ultrasonic waves to identify flaws in a material. They generally work by emitting waves into a material. By measuring these waves, the properties of the material and internal flaws can be identified. Most UT devices consist of many separate units. These can include pulsers and receivers, transducers, and display monitors. The components included depend on the type of UT that the inspector is performing.
There are several different types of ultrasonic testing. These include methods such as Automated Ultrasonic Backscatter Technique (AUBT), Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT), Long Range Ultrasonic Testing (LRUT), Internal Rotating Inspection Systems (IRIS), and Time of Flight Diffraction (TOFD).
Automated Ultrasonic Backscatter Technique (AUBT) is a UT technique developed for detecting damage from High-Temperature Hydrogen Attack (HTHA). The technique is for use in pressure vessels and piping. The technique makes use of high frequency, broadband UT probes and a digital oscilloscope. These allow it to provide both an A-Scan display and frequency analysis.
Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT) is a UT technique that utilizes a set of UT probes made up of numerous (anywhere from 16 to over 250) small elements. Each of the elements in a PAUT system is able to pulse individually. This is done with computer calculated timing, through a process known as phasing. This allows the system to steer focused beam through various angles and focal distances.
Long Range Ultrasonic Testing (LRUT) is a UT method developed to allow for testing large volumes of material from a single test point. This method works by fixing transducer rings uniformly around a pipe. These rings then generate a series of low frequency guided waves. The waves can then propagate symmetrically along the pipe axis. This provides complete coverage of the pipe wall.
An Internal Rotating Inspection System (IRIS) is an ultrasonic technique used to detect corrosion in piping and tubing. using an internally inserted probe that generates sound waves. The system works by inserting a probe into a flooded pipe. The probe them move through the pipe, scanning as it goes.
Time of Flight Diffraction (TOFD) is a method used to look for flaws in welds. It uses the time of flight of an ultrasonic pulse to find the location of a reflector. To find the TOF, the method uses a pair of ultrasonic transducers. The transmitter emits low frequency waves that propagate at an angle. They only diffract back to the receiver if they hit a defect.
In general, UT has several advantages and disadvantages. It's useful because it can scan for flaws both on and underneath the surface. It is also useful for it's incredible accuracy. On the other hand, not all materials are receptive to ultrasonic testing. It also has the disadvantage that it requires a good deal of skill and training to perform.
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March/April 2017 Inspectioneering Journal
By Matt Ellinger at DNV GL
The purpose of this article is to describe the various in-line inspection (ILI) technologies that are currently available to the market. The pros, cons, and applicability of each type of tool will be discussed in greater detail.
March/April 2017 Inspectioneering Journal
By Bob Lasser at Imperium, Inc.
Ultrasonic phased array allow for a variety of structures to be inspected without radiation or taking equipment out of service. Codes are now being developed which allow phased array systems as an acceptable inspection technique for many procedures.
July/August 2016 Inspectioneering Journal
By Gene Larson at ECHO Ultrasonics
This article details the basis for the lack of understanding about the potential for ultrasonic couplant auto-ignition and outlines an ALARP operating practice for mitigation.
May/June 2016 Inspectioneering Journal
In the last few years, electromagnetic acoustic transducer (EMAT) has come to prominence for its ability to quickly scan exposed pipelines for corrosion, cracks, and other defects using medium-range guided waves and without the requirement for liquid couplants.
March/April 2016 Inspectioneering Journal
By André Lamarre at Olympus Scientific Solutions Americas
This article highlights the evolution of corrosion monitoring from conventional ultrasonic to ultrasonic phased array manual and automated solutions and their use for both general purposes and complex applications.
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AET is a powerful, non-intrusive inspection technique to verify the structural integrity of pressure vessels, spheres, high-temperature reactors and piping, coke drums, above-ground storage tanks, cryogenic storage tanks, and more.
March/April 2016 Inspectioneering Journal
By Mike Brown at Sentinel Integrity Solutions
While there are many types of advanced NDT, this article will focus on the use of acoustics and electromagnetism as the bases for conducting examinations.
March/April 2016 Inspectioneering Journal
By Bruce A. Pellegrino at Sensor Networks, Inc., Dr. James N. Barshinger at Sensor Networks, Inc., and Michael Nugent at Equity Engineering Group
While there are many methods for measuring equipment wall thickness, a predominant method used in the O&G and power generation industries is portable ultrasonic equipment. Ultrasonic testing is non-intrusive because it is applied to the outside of a pipe or vessel. It is an accurate and relatively low cost non-destructive examination (NDE) method to deploy in most situations.
January/February 2016 Inspectioneering Journal
By Dr. Jake Davies at Permasense Ltd.
Fixed equipment in a refinery can be susceptible to corrosion from the process side, necessitating an inspection strategy to understand the condition of that equipment. Online measurement of pipe and pressure vessel wall thickness is made possible by installing wireless, semi-permanent thickness monitoring sensors.
November/December 2015 Inspectioneering Journal
While they is very efficient and popular, liquid couplants used for ultrasonic inspection have some inherent limitations and disadvantages. An alternative method to using liquid couplant is Dry-Coupled Ultrasonic Testing (DCUT).
July/August 2015 Inspectioneering Journal
Readers were previously introduced to some of the practical advantages of EMAT Ultrasonic Testing (UT) in the March/April 2013 and July/August 2013 issues of Inspectioneering Journal. In this article, I will cover the practical advantages of EMAT for in-service applications using Medium Range Ultrasonic Testing (MRUT).
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March/April 2015 Inspectioneering Journal
By Ana Benz at IRISNDT, Michael O. Nichols at Marathon Petroleum Company, and Bradley Baudier at Marathon Petroleum Company LP
This article provides a discussion of a recent inspection performed at a U.S. refinery. Industry HF lines are experiencing piping failures in increasing numbers due to the presence of residual elements (such as Cr, Ni, and Cu among others) entrained within their carbon steel components.
November/December 2014 Inspectioneering Journal
By Rajesh Bose at BP, and Terry M. Webb at BP
The introduction of PAUT is a challenging effort initially, but can have a very positive impact on your first TAR and become a routine inspection for future TARs. When fully implemented, radiation safety boundaries can be reduced significantly or eliminated altogether.
November/December 2014 Inspectioneering Journal
By Kelsey Hevner at Quest Integrity Group
Steam reformers are critical assets for the successful operation of hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol plants. The steam reformer is also one of the most expensive assets in these facilities. Catalyst tubes inside the reformer are one of the most important and costly components.
May/June 2014 Inspectioneering Journal
The following interview with Rich Roberts provides answers to some of the questions our readers have about small, specially designed pigs carrying NDE technologies that can inspect nearly every area of a tube from the coils interior surface.
March/April 2014 Inspectioneering Journal
By Ron Maurier at Quest Integrity Group, LLC, and Dan Revelle, Sr. at Quest Integrity Group, LLC
New inline inspections and integrity management systems allow operators to understand the complexities and economics of terminals' and station's complex aging pipeline infrastructure.
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Auto-refrigeration can impose low temperatures onto process vessels and piping causing them to be at risk of brittle fracture, the sudden break-before leak phenomena that can result in catastrophic rupture of the equipment.
January/February 2014 Inspectioneering Journal
By Bob Lasser at Imperium, Inc., and Daniel Oehl at Imperium, Inc.
Technicians inspecting oil & gas installations and petrochemical plants employ a wide variety of nondestructive testing (NDT) techniques. A new technology has recently been developed that utilizes a real-time portable imaging device which has distinct advantages in finding internal corrosion.
November/December 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
By Jan Verkooijen at TUV Rheinland Sonovation
To understand the current non-destructive testing (NDT) world, it is perhaps a good idea to look back at things historically. By doing this, changes which have taken place become apparent, and very soon one can conclude that this is actually quite significant!
September/October 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
By Sam Ternowchek at Mistras Group
Maintaining the mechanical integrity of above ground storage tanks (AST's) is the focal point of tank inspection programs. Performing internal inspections is an integral part of a tank integrity program, however, deciding when to take a tank out of service to perform an internal inspection is not an easy determination to make.
July/August 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
Non-contact ultrasonic testing with EMAT was formally introduced in part one of this series found in the March/April issue of Inspectioneering Journal. Readers were introduced to the practical advantages of EMAT Ultrasonic Testing.
July/August 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
By James Widrig at Quest Integrity Group
Inspection and fitness-for-service assessments of critical in-plant piping systems are a concern for the chemical industry. This presents a potentially insurmountable task and discovery of a number of areas where the condition is at risk.
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Our proprietary furnace tube inspection system, FTIS™, is an ultrasonic inspection technology capable of rapid, automated fired heater coil inspection in refinery fired heaters. The data captured by our furnace tube inspection system is exceptionally powerful when combined with our LifeQuest™ remaining life assessment capabilities, providing an integrated solution set for refinery fired heaters in the refining and chemical industries.
March/April 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
This is the first in a series of three articles that will introduce Electro Magnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT) and its practical applications in the field of nondestructive testing (NDT). EMAT, or Electro Magnetic Acoustic Transducer, is an Ultrasonic Testing (UT) technique that generates the sound in the part inspected instead of the transducer.
January/February 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
By A.C. Gysbers at The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.
This article is the third of a series of articles that will focus on one critical sub process within a PEIP that is key in managing the integrity of process piping: thickness monitoring programs for internal corrosion. These articles will discuss what constitutes an effective piping thickness monitoring process and will present several practices that may be new to some readers, but these practices have produced beneficial results in other major piping reliability programs.
November/December 2012 Inspectioneering Journal
By Gary Penney at ADMA
A unique technique for inspecting and cleaning the floors of an Above Ground Storage Tank (AST) emerged in the late 90's based on In-Service Robotic Technology. The technology has come a long way since then, with new inspection and tank cleaning capabilities, greater operational efficiency, and a much broader user base.
September/October 2012 Inspectioneering Journal
By Richard D. Roberts at Quest Integrity Group
The refining industry has applied ultrasonic-based intelligent pigging to inspect serpentine coils in fired heaters since the 1990s. Today, thousands of serpentine coils in fired heaters are inspected annually at process facilities around the globe.
May/June 2012 Inspectioneering Journal
By Jason Butz at SAIT Polytechnic
Over the past 100 years, Nondestructive testing has made tremendous advances. New NDT methods have been introduced, while old "tried and true" methods continue to be improved. Although some NDT methods have drastically changed or "evolved" over time, the principle behind each method has remained the same; "To ensure the safety and integrity of manufactured items or goods."
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November/December 2011 Inspectioneering Journal
EPRI is investigating improved inspection technologies as part of a multi-faceted effort to enhance the understanding and management of underground piping and tanks at nuclear power plants. An ultrasonic immersion technique tested on an 8-inch-diameter, 60-foot pipe run containing both horizontal and vertical sections and six elbows successfully navigated all obstructions and detected pipe thinning.
January/February 2010 Inspectioneering Journal
By Richard D. Roberts at Quest Integrity Group
For years refinery and chemical plant operators have utilized ultrasonic-based intelligent pig technology to inspect coils in convection and radiant sections of fired heaters. This proven technology provides accurate inspection data which allows reliability engineers to make critical decisions about the operation and maintenance of fired heaters. Recent advances have increased the capabilities of these tools and extended these benefits to coker heaters containing 3" (76.2mm) nominal piping size and plug headers with radial inserts.
January/February 2009 Inspectioneering Journal
By Dan Carnevale at Danatronics Corporation
Ultrasonic thickness gages have progressed a long way since their early development in the 1960's. The first thickness gages were large and bulky although they used the same conventional longitudinal (compressional wave) techniques still in use today. Thickness gages are used in a wide variety of industries including refineries, power plants, process control, oil and gas, transportation, automotive and manufacturing to name a few.
July/August 2007 Inspectioneering Journal
By Paul Jackson at Plant Integrity Ltd., and Tat-Hean Gan at TWI Ltd.
The integrity of pipelines is a natural concern for pipeline operators, and so the ability to detect corrosion, erosion and mechanical damage in pipes is therefore of significant interest. Traditional methods of detection, such as pigging and crawlers, have been used for many years to inspect pipelines with great success.
July/August 2005 Inspectioneering Journal
By Julian Speck at TWI Ltd., and Bryan Kenzie at TWI
The ultrasonic Time of Flight Diffraction (TOFD) technique was developed for the UK nuclear industry during the 1970s to provide a method for measuring the height of planar flaws. TOFD is now generally recognized as the most accurate ultrasonic technique for measuring the height of embedded planar flaws (eg. Cracks, lack of fusion, etc.) that lies perpendicular to the surface.
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AIM systems should ensure that the your facility's MI software is accurately performing the calculations needed to calculate minimum thickness, long/short term corrosion rates and remaining life used to predict future inspection intervals. They should evaluate your MI software's basic design and corrosion monitoring variables.
September/October 2004 Inspectioneering Journal
By Julian Speck at TWI Ltd., and Peter Mudge at Pi Ltd.
The impetus for the development of LRUT is that ultrasonic thickness checks for corrosion, erosion, etc. are localised, in that they only measure the thickness of the area under the UT transducer.
September/October 2004 Inspectioneering Journal
Exactly two years ago, an interview with John Nyholt appeared in the "IJ". New ground will be covered in this interchange. We at the IJ thought it might be valuable to spend some time chatting about his background, challenges he has faced recently and what he feels are some of the biggest challenges ahead for the Inspectioneering® community.
September/October 2002 Inspectioneering Journal
John has primary responsibility for NDE consulting and troubleshooting for BP around the world in the refining, chemical and gas processing industries. We at the IJ thought it might be valuable to spend some time chatting about his background, challenges he has faced recently and what he feels are some of the biggest challenges ahead for the Inspectioneering community.
November/December 2000 Inspectioneering Journal
By C.P. Hsiao
The recently released API RP-579 Fitness-for-Service Recommended Practice highlights the need for a measurable degree of reliability in NDE results. In fact, the industry has been asking for a process to assure a minimum level of inspection quality for some time.
September/October 2000 Inspectioneering Journal
By Russel T. Mack at National Association of Inspection Companies (NAIC)
In part 1 of this article we covered the importance of quality assurance of UT data, that is, understanding for each particular application, the accuracy required of the UT data, and new ways/graphical program to analyze and show the interrelationships of data by location for trending. Part 1 article areas then included: -UT Data Reporting and Evaluation -Imaging UT Data Evaluating the Quality of Static UT Data -Visual Trending of UT data -Mathematical Trending of UT Data Now, in Part 2, we will cover data quality issue statistics and possible sources of poor quality UT data.
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It is difficult to cover all inspection applications with basic inspection procedures like radiography, ultrasonics, magnetic particle testing, and dye penetrant inspection. Owner-operators are finding that advanced NDE services such as guided-wave ultrasonics, AUT corrosion mapping, and eddy current testing are essential tools to keep their facilities operating safely and efficiently.
July/August 2000 Inspectioneering Journal
By T.C. Ridgeway & Staff at TCRI
The American Paper Institute Recovery Boiler Reference Manual Volume 1, October 1979, indicates that the two main goals of conducting ultrasonic thickness (UT) inspections are to determine (1) the current tube wall thickness and (2) the rate of tube wall metal wastage. The analysis of tens of thousands of UT readings from black liquor recovery boilers is an intimidating and time-consuming task. Problem areas in the boiler are easily identified and many engineering hours of labor are saved. The graphical prensentation permits the quality (accuracy and consistency) of the UT data to be carefully examined.
March/April 2000 Inspectioneering Journal
By Paul Marks at NDT Training and Placement Center
Do You Know All You Need To Know About The People Who Perform Your NDT? Could the following scenario be played out in your plant, on your equipment, on your watch? The year is 1968. The time is 3 PM on Friday. Two fairly young men are traveling east-bound on I-10 from Houston, Texas to "Off-Shore", Louisiana. The trip will take about 8 hours, six by car and two by boat. The new hire's supervisor / trainer, hands him a thin booklet that provides a brief description of the nondestructive testing method known as ultrasonics. The last few pages of the book contain glossary terms relating to the test method. The supervisor tells the trainee that he should study the material, especially the glossary terms, while they make the trip to "Off-Shore".
January/February 2000 Inspectioneering Journal
This article covers the use of permanently attached ultrasonic transducers for inspection and process plant equipment condition monitoring while in service.
September/October 1999 Inspectioneering Journal
By Reggie Cross at ND Tech
This paper describes use of a UT fixture for detection of stress corrosion cracking in ferrous heat exchanger tube-to-tubesheet welds and external tube corrosion or pitting near the tubesheets including crevice OD corrosion of the tube in the tubesheets.
May/June 1999 Inspectioneering Journal
By Richard L. Lopushanksy at Southwest Research Institute
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed an innovative method for rapid screening of heat exchanger tubing using Guided Wave technology. This screening method can lead to an improvement in heat exchanger reliability and a reduction in the cost of operations.
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May/June 1999 Inspectioneering Journal
By Paul K. Davidson at WIS, Inc.
EMATs (Electromagnetic Acoustic Transducers) have been used for over six years for field service inspection of in-service piping. Recent advances in technology have allowed us to inspect new types of on-stream piping.
March/April 1999 Inspectioneering Journal
By Mike Sparago at CorrSolutions
Inspection data analysis tools, like risk-based inspection, help us to focus on quantitative reliability targets. When considering thinning mechanisms, there is a certain probability that a piece of equipment will reach retirement thickness before or at the next inspection or the next turnaround. Statistical techniques can help us understand and control the probability of early retirement, allowing us to make better remaining life and re-inspection decisions.
March/April 1999 Inspectioneering Journal
The API Subcommittee on Inspection (SCI) has determined to initiate a program covering the qualification of ultrasonic (UT) technicians conducting inspections.
January/February 1999 Inspectioneering Journal
By Mike Sparago at CorrSolutions
Ultrasonic thickness monitoring programs represent one of the most intensive inspection activities in refining and petrochemical facilities. Despite numerous improvements in ultrasonic testing equipment and inspection techniques, however, there has been little advancement in analyzing this valuable data since the early 1980's.
July/August 1998 Inspectioneering Journal
The debate about advantages and drawbacks of the application of the TOFD (time of flight diffraction) approach for ultrasonic weld inspection should not forget the original reasons for its introduction in the 1960s. The major advantage at that time had been the better crack detection in comparison to x-ray techniques, especially in view of an increased use of steels and welding technologies with a the presence of diverse cracking phenomena (e.g. cold cracking, transverse cracks etc.).
May/June 1998 Inspectioneering Journal
By Mike Badeen at Phillips 66 Co.
New inspection technology, when added to the proven practice of using tell tale holes (TTHs), proves effective in reducing significant releases and or catastrophic events that are related to internal corrosion / erosion of process piping. In fact, one facility's experience indicates that this practice, when used in conjunction with current and newly advanced technology such as automated ultrasonic (AUT) and profile radiograph (PRT), is more effective than using only new technology.
March/April 1998 Inspectioneering Journal
By Richard D. Roberts at Quest Integrity Group, and Tim Cowling
Furnace tubes in the petrochemical and refining industries lengths' can exceed 2,000 ft., often with multiple serpentine bends. This can make them extremely difficult to inspect using conventional NDE methods. The following inspection tool (FTIS) employs the combined capabilities of high-speed laser and advanced ultrasonic wall thickness measurements and is propelled through the piping via a column of clean water which provides a path for the laser beam, and the coupling for the ultrasonic signals.
March/April 1997 Inspectioneering Journal
By John Reynolds at Intertek
This is the second in a series of articles on piping inspection. In the last article, I enumerated four inspection issues that I believe contribute to inadequate piping mechanical integrity in the hydrocarbon process industry.
September/October 1995 Inspectioneering Journal
By Susan W. Borenstein at Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., and George J. Licina at Structural Integrity Associates, Inc.
Low-energy piping system failures in power-generating facilities are often the result of fouling and corrosion. These degradation mechanisms can affect the capacity of piping for fluid-carrying, the heat transfer rates of heat exchangers, and the structural integrity of piping systems. Steels are not immune to pitting, underdeposit corrosion, and microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC). Once advanced inspection technique, using an enhanced ultrasonic inspection system coupled with special imaging software, has demonstrated the capability to accurately image and size closed tunneling pits that often form in austenitic stainless steel weldments due to MIC.
July/August 1995 Inspectioneering Journal
With miles of piping and tons of equipment to consider for on-stream inspection or monitoring you probably have:
May/June 1995 Inspectioneering Journal
By Bob Browne at ERA Technology
For reason of economy, the hot reheat pipework in many US power plants is fabricated from seam-welded low chrome-moly carbon steel spools. Unlike girth butt welds, where the critical weldment microstructures can off-load stress to the stronger parent material, seam welds are subject to the full pressure hoop stress. A number of failures have occurred, some of which have been evidenced by fast fracture over extended lengths of the seam weld with a massive and violent steam release.
March/April 1995 Inspectioneering Journal
By Charles L. Foster at Pacific Gas & Electric
High energy piping (HEP) systems, main steam lines and hot reheat lines (typically low chrome molydbdenum steels), are susceptible to creep damage. Such damage can lead to leaks, and in extreme cases, catastrophic failure.
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MarketsandMarkets, June 9, 2016
According to a report recently released by MarketsandMarkets, the global non-destructive testing and inspection market is expected to grow from USD $6.46 billion (2015) to $11.39 billion by 2022.
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Sensor Networks, Inc., February 29, 2016
Sensor Networks, Inc. (SNI) recently announced the launch of its new matPIMS™ ultrasonic transducer array. This 16-element flexible ultrasonic transducer array remotely measures and monitors remaining wall thickness in plant components such as piping, pressure vessels, and heat exchanger shells. The mat sensors can be arranged in a linear or area-array fashion which allows for improved coverage in safety-critical components such as pipe elbows.
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Dacon Inspection Services, January 22, 2016
Dacon Inspection Services has recently invested in Long Range Ultrasonic Testing (LRUT) equipment and training to support client requirements.
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Echo Ultrasonics, October 1, 2015
Echo Ultrasonics has introduced a revolutionary high temperature ultrasonic couplant called EchoTherm™ Extreme, offering the highest operating range of any couplant on the market at 1300°F.
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January 14, 2015
An effort is now being made to review the state of NDT performance demonstration examinations in the petrochemical industry and investigate renewal and updating of central examination programs such as API, ASNT, and ASME-ANDE to name a few.
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October 28, 2014
Quest Integrity Group, a global leader in the development and delivery of advanced inspection and engineering assessment services, announces flow loop simulation capabilities, including client-specific pipeline configurations, to validate its InVista™ ultrasonic in-line inspection (ILI) technology in demanding environments.
Industry News
NDT.org, March 23, 2014
At the Hannover Messe from April 7-11, Fraunhofer researchers will be presenting their optimized ultrasonic testing solution – a method for testing materials quickly and reliably with the help of 3D images.
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SPIE, March 4, 2014
Sequential full-field optical measurements of acoustic amplitude and phase of ultrasonic fields can be used to investigate scattering phenomena.
Industry News
Intertek Group plc, November 19, 2013
Intertek Group plc (Intertek), the leading international provider of quality and safety services to a wide range of industries, announces that it has acquired Global X-Ray & Testing Corporation (GXT), a leading provider of non-destructive testing (NDT) services to the oil and gas industries.
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British Institute of NDT, October 1, 2013
Ultrasonic NDT has witnessed constant evolution in both technology and product features to its current state as a mainstream NDT technique. The market for ultrasonic NDT has also witnessed changing dynamics with the advent of advanced technologies such as phased array ultrasonic testing (PAUT), time-of-flight diffraction (TOFD) and guided wave ultrasonic testing, among others.
Industry News
Press Release, July 11, 2013
Quest Integrity Group, a global leader in the development and delivery of advanced inspection and engineering assessment services and software products, introduces a new animation focused on the inspection and assessment of buried or inaccessible piping in nuclear facilities utilizing HYDRA™, an ultrasonic-based intelligent pigging technology.


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'Nier: Automata' Is Getting An Interesting 'Final Fantasy XV' Themed Crossover
With Final Fantasy XV released in just a few days, it seems that Nier: Automata will be getting a rather interesting crossover.
Specifically that the character YoRHa No.2 Type B from Nier: Automata is able to wield the Engine Blade used by Noctis in Final Fantasy XV (as shown above).
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How many times have you been told Celebrities are real people too? They are real, and real people sometimes need a store where you can buy milk and a tire iron. This list contains a bunch of people like that. Celebrities who shop at Target, loosely ranked by fame and popularity.
Jessica Alba is one of the most famous people on our list, definitely. Well one of the most famous, or the most wealthy. Her billion-dollar company, The Honest Company, made its appearance in Target stores in 2014 and she's been spotted there shopping since. Lea Michele has also graced the waxed aisles of Target. In 2010, she was spotted with "Glee" co-star Chris Colfer.
Steve Carell, of the 40 year-old virgin, reportedly loves shopping at Target. In an advertisement (or essay. whatever) in O magazine, he credited Target with helping him give up "being cool".
It's not surprising that a lot of people, rich or otherwise, like to shop at Target. Take a look at some of the Celebrities we've put together.


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Since the USB Killer has gone on sale, it has been used to fry laptops (including an old ThinkPad and a brand new MacBook Pro), an Xbox One, the new Google Pixel phone, and some cars (infotainment units, rather than whole cars... for now). Notably, some devices fare better than others, and there's a range of possible outcomes—the USB Killer doesn't just nuke everything completely."
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After a 34-31 loss at home to the Vikings, there's plenty of blame to go around on a defense that considered itself one of the league's best in training camp but is now trying to ward off creeping doubts about its ability. The unit is having to face the realization that maybe it's not nearly as good as advertised.
"We just can't figure out what's going on," defensive end Alex Brown said. "We're not very good right now."
No one's arguing. And if the situation isn't resolved soon, the season, which began with Super Bowl aspirations, will be over.
"If there's a panic button anywhere around, we all need to race to it," Brown said. "We need to start winning right now. If we don't, it's going to be over."
Most of the blame for what was arguably the most disappointing loss in coach Lovie Smith's four years has to go to a defense that allowed rookie Adrian Peterson to rush for 224 yards, more than any individual opponent in the 88-year history of the franchise.
"We stunk," Brown said. "We played horrible. The kid's a good player, but dang, we shouldn't give up that many yards rushing."
As a team, the Vikings outrushed the Bears 311-83 and the defense allowed 444 total yards, the third time in four weeks they've been gouged for more than 430. The league average is 325.
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"We couldn't tackle," Brown said. "He cut back, and he was gone. The kid's fast. Once he broke in the open field, it was over. I know all the coaches and everybody is going to say that we win as a team and we lose as a team. But, as a defense, we lost."
The defense, which was supposed to carry the Bears again this season, was playing without defensive tackle Darwin Walker and cornerback Nathan Vasher. It has already lost defensive tackle Dusty Dvoracek and safety Mike Brown for the season, and Pro Bowl defensive tackle Tommie Harris was playing at less than 100 percent with a sprained knee.
The bye week can't come soon enough for the Bears, but before that they have to visit Philadelphia to face the Eagles and then play host to the Lions, to whom they've already lost.
Imagine how bad the Bears would be without Devin Hester.
Even with Hester scoring on an 89-yard punt return and an 81-yard reception, the Bears still lost at home to a Vikings team that came in with one win but is now in third place in the NFC North at 2-3, a half-game ahead of the last-place Bears, who slipped to 2-4.
Only once in team history have the Bears started 2-4 and made the playoffs.
"Normally when you play football like that, you lose the game," Smith said. "Four turnovers, zero takeaways. We gave up the big play on the defensive side of the football. For us, we have to stop the run to be able to win. We had missed tackles, and we weren't able to get off the blocks. We haven't played defense that way in a long time."
The 311 rushing yards the Bears allowed was the third-highest yield in team history.
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QB Brian Griese threw for 381 yards and three touchdown passes, covering 81, 39 and 33 yards, and had a passer rating of 89.2, but he was also intercepted twice and lost a fumble. … Hester had an 89-yard punt return for a touchdown and caught one pass for an 81-yard touchdown. He has three kick-return touchdowns this season, two on punts and one kickoff. … TE Greg Olsen had his biggest day as a pro for the second straight week with five receptions for 63 yards. … TE Desmond Clark continued on pace for the most productive season of his nine-year career with three catches for 48 yards. … Harris, a Pro Bowl pick in each of the past two seasons, was credited with one tackle in the unofficial postgame stats.


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Choosing a quilt frame that will be the right fit for you.
Since the width of all of the kits I make are customized by you, can make the setup to quilt the sizes of quilts you desire.
There are considerations to take into account when choosing your frame. My recommendations are to consider the types and sizes of the quilts you make.
I personally consider all hand made quilts pieces of art. If you are making those works of art into utilitarian quilts for use on beds then you will need a frame best suited for that purpose.
The track and carriage kits come in two basic configurations, Two roll and four roll.
With the 2 roll design you baste all the quilt layers together and one roll holds the un quilted quilt while the other roll holds the finished quilting.
With the four roll design there is a roll for; the quilt top, the quilt backing, the batting and one roll for the finished quilting.
The other options for the track and carriage kits is the type of end connectors and the size of the carriages and side roll mounting frames.
The standard kits use a 8"x16" top platform and the upsized kits use a 9"x18" top platform.
There are 2 choices in the end connectors that fit on the 1/2" steel conduit rolls you make for your kit. The most economical is the stud and wing nut design that I have used for te past 6 years. The other type has a threaded coupling that has a much tighter holding grip.
My take on how tight to tension the quilt while quilting is to not over tighten. I think machine quilting a tightly stretched quilt can lead to a lot of puckering when and if the quilt is washed. (Pre washing the fabric also reduces puckering.)
My Artisan frame is super good for small lap, baby and art quilts. It works completely different from the track and carriage type frame. With this kit the sewing machine remains stationary and the frame and quilt moves. The disadvantage of this frame is it required adequate table width to move the frame. Take a look at the video to see how it works.
The table width issue can be negated with the use of multiple tables.
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A rapid MVP we've built this month is SideGig.me, which is our latest MVPin30, it's built using the client-side only version of The FIT Stack, so it runs fast and beautiful.
This particular MVPin30 was actually an extreme 30, it was built in less than 30 hours.
This is built as a skeleton that can be built upon, currently it's similar to taskrabbit and other related services but can be easily expanded to let you set it up in different ways.
Hosting is handled on the ever handy GitHub Pages, and anything in the backend, that's not handled by Flybase, such as email sending is handled with the Flybase zapier channel, which is currently invite only but will soon be made globally available.
If you want to use the Flybase zapier channel, please send me a request and I'll send you an invite. :)
Building this site has been interesting, I love setting up sites to use the FIT stack, where Flybase handles the backend, Angular.js acts as the interface and then in this case, we use Zapier for the Thin services that are not handled by Flybase.
Everything worked smoothly for this project, from registering / logging in, posting / editing tasks, bidding on tasks and comments.
Users can sign up, post things to be done, comment on tasks, place offers to do tasks, and just get stuff done.
You can find the repo here. You just have to download, add your Flybase account settings and upload it.
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Some great graphic novels have recently been added to the SEQUENTIAL digital comic app, including the brilliant Love and Rockets by Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez and the recently-revamped Meanwhile… anthology published by Soaring Penguin. The new additions reads like a bucket list of some of the best comics published in the past 30 years. They certainly back up the stated aim of the ... Read More »
London Book Fair Returns, UK Comic Publishers Aboard
Celebrating its 45 year anniversary in April 2016, The London Book Fair is the global marketplace for rights negotiation and the sale and distribution of content across print, audio, TV, film and digital channels. Staged annually, LBF sees more than 25,000 publishing professionals arrive in London for the week of the show to learn, network and kick off their year of business. Some of the ... Read More »
British Comic Shop Releases (6th May 2015) – Bring Back the Secret Wars "Secret Artist"!
Here's our guide to new comics and graphic on sale in British comic shops today (6th May 2015), complementing our monthly list of new British graphic novels and comic collections (May 2015 list here). The headline event on the US comics side is of course the launch of Marvel's new Secret Wars, of course – and, as yet, we ... Read More »
"To End All Wars" nominated for Eisner Award, many British creators also nominated
Comic-Con International announced the nominations for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards for 2015 this week – and a number of British comic creators, including Rob Davis, Neil Gaiman, Kieron Gillen, Grant Morrison and Sean Phillips are on the list. It's also great to see the brilliant anthology, To End All Wars: The Graphic Anthology of The First World War, edited by Jonathan Clode ... Read More »
Meanwhile… Back with a Bang, features more from David Hine, Mark Stafford, new Krent Able strip
Comics periodicals. They start out great with the first issue, bringing out the big guns to get everybody's attention, but then run out of steam and splutter out because they just got too ambitious for their own good. Take Soaring Penguin's Meanwhile…, for instance. It started out so promisingly, but now it's the second issue and – wait, hold on a minute ... Read More »
SEQUENTIAL launches massive digital comics sale
Digital comics distributor SEQUENTIAL will be a huge winter sale right now, with 50 – 80 per cent off the print RRP on books… A perfect way to populate the iBooks section of your shiny new (or spruced up old) iPad this Christmas. All in all, there are over 180 graphic novels on sale which gets into full ... Read More »
In Review: To End All Wars
There have already been quite a few Great War comics and graphic novels published this year in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the start of the conflict and no doubt there will be many more to come as the anniversaries of various World War One battles and the final armistice come and go over the next four years. ... Read More »
Strangehaven returns in new Meanwhile… anthology from Soaring Penguin Press
This weekend sees the launch of Meanwhile…, a superb-looking new bi-monthly British comics anthology from Soaring Penguin Press. On sale at this weekend's Lakes International Comic Art Festival, the new magazine features the long-awaited, eagerly-anticipated return of Gary Spencer Millidge's cult classic series, Strangehaven – and along with the other strips in this impressive first issue it looks positively ... Read More »
Cup of O – ICE Birmingham
The other weekend saw the first ICE Birmingham event – filling the long-vacant gap of a solid Birmingham comics show. It's certainly been the first time since 2011 that I've sold my sequential wares in the city. ICE was a single-day event and took place at the very smart and modern Studio right in the centre. Two floors of this were given over ... Read More »
Panel Borders: Régis Loisel and Peter Pan
Starting a month of shows about French comics or bande dessinée, Alex Fitch talks to cartoonist Régis Loisel about his epic graphic novel adaptation of and prequel to J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, published in the UK by Soaring Penguin Press. Fitch and Loisel talk about the artist's work for Disney in the 1990s, his interest in anthropomorphic characters, and how ... Read More »


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My favorite books include: Percy Jackson series, harry Potter series, The child thief by Brom, Peter Pan original, asoiaf series, the price of freedom a pirates of the Caribbean prequel, the hobbit
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Slytherin students are typically cunning and hungry for power. Important members include Draco Malfoy (Harry's nemesis), Professor Severus Snape (head of Slytherin), and Lord Voldemort.
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The Colorado Horsecare Foodbank, which was started last year by Evergreen resident Juliana Lehman, continues to help horse owners who are down to their last straw.
And now the organization is looking for a little help from local residents in an effort to land a $50,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project. The money would enable the nonprofit to buy haying equipment and harvest donated fields of hay for horse owners in need.
The organization, started by Lehman to keep horses with owners who are struggling to feed them amid the poor economy, has helped more than 100 horses stay with their loved ones by providing feed and other services. Many of the horse owners who have received assistance are residents of Evergreen and Conifer.
Lehman said mountain area landowners have donated pastures of hay to her organization, but without equipment and manpower, there is no way to harvest the donations. The grant would be used to purchase equipment and to pay recipients to harvest the hay, which could then be provided at low cost to horse owners in need.
"The idea is to pay our recipients for haying, which employs them and helps get them on their feet again," Lehman said. "We get hay for the going rate for cutting and putting it up. We then can sell hay to people and to horse rescues at a very reduced rate, and everyone wins."
To win the grant, the food bank needs supporters to visit http://www.refresheverything.com/cohorsecarefoodbank and click on "Vote for this idea." Supporters can vote daily through the end of April, and the organization with the most votes wins the cash.
Lehman's goal is to help create similar food banks throughout the country to help keep people and their beloved equines together. American Cowboy magazine published a story on Colorado Horsecare Foodbank in November, and since then equine food banks have been started in five other states.
"The really big picture is to make Colorado a state that took care of the problem and helped families keep their horses," she said, "and then help the rest of the United States follow suit."
It costs $75 to $100 a month just to feed a horse hay, not including hoof trimming, veterinary visits and vaccines.
Colorado Horsecare is just kicking off its annual spring flower sale fund-raiser, and anyone interested in reserving plants should call Lehman at 303-670-6762.
The food bank also is planning a fund-raising ride this summer. The event will include a scavenger hunt and a barbecue, and will take place on a ranch in Sedalia.
"Anybody who's involved in the horse world — if we can start keeping horses home and address the problem, then some of the unfortunate things that happen to these animals wouldn't happen," Lehman said.
For more information on the summer fund-raiser and on the Colorado Horsecare Foodbank, visit www.horsefoodbank.org.
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Came out on Friday that the CIA told the Senate that Russia was messing with our election to get Trump elected.
Mitch McConnell told them NOT to tell the public it was happening.
I only have one word for him: Traitor!
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What happened? Trump shot himself in the foot:The Washington Post reported on December 9 that McConnell had opposed a joint public statement on Russian election interference before the election, "According to several officials, McConnell raised doubts about the underlying intelligence and made clear to the administration that he would consider any effort by the White House to challenge the Russians publicly an act of partisan politics."The behavior, as reported, seemed treasonous.
The Trump team's immediate response calling the CIA liars pushed Republicans, like McConnell away from them, but the straw that may have broken the camel's back came from Trump himself when during an interview on Fox News Sunday he called the CIA assessment ridiculous and claimed that Democrats were spreading the Russian election interference story as an excuse for losing the election.The Washington Post closes with this little gem:
McConnell has a lot to answer for. The Democrats had better find someone strong to run against him. There are a lot of voters calling McConnell a traitor to his Nation and his home state of Kentucky.McConnell's quick turn against Trump is proof that the president-elect doesn't have many friends in the US Senate. If it becomes a matter of saving their own skins, Republicans like Mitch McConnell will throw Trump under the bus without blinking.Make no mistake about it, Mitch McConnell supporting an investigation into Russian election meddling is terrible news for Donald Trump.


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As Europe's biggest economic powerhouse, Germany is one of the top expatriation destinations worldwide. It is particularly famous for its global car brands. Being one of the European Union's major economic pillars, this federal Republic provides many opportunities to expatriates.
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Following a major fire in 2008, Melton Borough Council embarked on a project to develop a new building in the town centre which would host staff from a number of different organisations, including Leicestershire County Council, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust, Voluntary Action Melton and the Leicestershire and Rutland Probation Trust. Information sharing between agencies (where appropriate) was a key enabler of the project.
In preparation for the opening of the new building, Melton Borough Council and Leicestershire County Council developed a series of workshops to enable managers and practitioners to prepare for co-location, exploring issues around information sharing and information management. These workshops were an important part of building a shared vision of future operations.
Below are the resources for those workshops which visitors to the Centre of Excellence site are welcome to take and reuse with their own partners. Each workshop is broken down into individual activities which could also be picked up and used individually during partnership meetings.
Information sharing workshop 1
- Shared understanding of 'information' concerns and barriers in co-location and collaboration
- A shared understanding of what needs to change and who needs to action this
- Actions on what can be put in place to mitigate concerns and barriers
- Clear expectations of short-term and long-term requirements
- A shared understanding of what is meant by collaboration from an information point of view
- A consensus that culture is a fundamental issue
- Acknowledgement that there is an information sharing problem and a definition of what the problem is and that we can do more by working together
- Evidence from front-line practitioners
- Key messages for workshop introduction (PDF)
- Facilitator guide (PDF)
- Delegate instructions (PDF)
- Activity 1: Service request scenario (PDF)
- Activity 2: Button family big picture (PDF)
- Agency briefing notes (PDF)
- Button family blank scenario (PDF)
- Button family completed scenario (PDF)
Information sharing workshop 2
- Increased knowledge of how our partners make decisions about sharing information
- A growing consensus of what is meant by 'consent' and how it can be managed in a co-located environment
- Increased knowledge of how our partners manage information incidents
- Two prototype products are tested and enough information is captured to turn the prototypes into real guidance
- Acknowledgement that what is being tested will need to be tried, tested and improved by working together over time
Information sharing workshop 3
- Identify key trigger points for vulnerable people / families to help understand when we need to proactively share
- Understand the input of partner agencies in delivering and enabling access to services associated with a number of key life events
- Build a better understanding of information needs for dealing with life events
- Define what we need to do to achieve the vision of collaborative working in co-located environments
- Prioritise key milestones for achieving the vision, identify outcomes and performance indicators
- Plan how we achieve the vision and collaborate more effectively in shared environments
- Improve our understanding of how co-location and collaborative working might improve outcomes for people and families


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The Principality of Seborga is a micronation located in the western part of Liguria, near the French border, and in sight of Monaco.
The principality is coexistent with, and claims the territory of, the town of Seborga, which is an Italian municipality.
A bit of history…
Uniquely among micronations, Seborga possesses an undisputed history as a feudal state.
It came into being in 954, when the Count of Ventimiglia ceded Seborga to the monks of Lérins Abbey, at the foundation of the Cistercian monastery there. In 1079 the Abbot of this monastery was made a Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, with temporal authority over the Principality of Seborga.
On 20 January 1729, this independent principality was sold to the Savoy dynasty's Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, then ruled by Victor Amadeus II.
The argument for Seborga's present-day status as an independent state is founded on the claim that this sale was never registered by its new owner, resulting in the principality falling into what has been described as a legal twilight zone.
Subsequently, in 1815, the Congress of Vienna overlooked Seborga in its redistribution of European territories after the Napoleonic Wars, and there is no mention of Seborga in the Act of Unification for the Kingdom of Italy in 1861.
Princes of Seborga
In the early 1960s, Giorgio Carbone, then head of the local flower-growers co-operative, began promoting the idea that Seborga retained its historic independence as a principality. By 1963 the people of Seborga were sufficiently convinced of these arguments to elect Carbone as their "Head of State". He then assumed the title and style Giorgio I, Prince of Seborga, which he held until his death in 2009.
Carbone's status as "Prince" was confirmed on 23 April 1995, when, in an informal referendum, Seborgans voted 304 in favour, 4 against, for the Principality's constitution, and in favour of independence from Italy. Carbone reigned until his death on 25 November 2009.
Prince Giorgio of Seborga has been styled with the honorific title Sua Tremendità ('Your Tremendousness' or 'Your Terrificness').
Whatever the validity of these claims, it is worth noting that the establishment of statehood doesn't rely only on formal acts. When the princely abbacy ceased to exist, Seborga, if not bought by Piedmont-Sardinia, would have reverted to Ventimiglia (which since 1139 was subordinate to Genoa) or else become terra nullius. The new state of Italy thus either inherited Seborga, as successor state to both Genoa and Piedmont-Sardinia, or annexed it. Seborga thus became an ordinary Italian commune, as the democratically elected mayor explicitly acknowledges.
Moreover, there is no tension between the Principality of Seborga and the Italian government. Law enforcement, public health, telecommunications, school services and all other public services are provided as in the rest of Italy. Seborgans regularly pay taxes, participate in the Italian administrative life, and vote in local and national (Italian) elections. For instance, in the elections of the Senate in 2001 the voter turnout was 84.21%.
Thanks to the publicity as a principality, tourism expanded. The principality's historic town centre was also restored, ensuring that its charms were protected from commercial overdevelopment.
A local currency, the luigino, was issued from 1994 to 1996. The luigino is accepted inside the city (along with the legal currency, the euro, and before that both Italian lira and French franc); it is recognized by the International Bank, but without legal value outside the town. Some claim that the Italian government did not welcome this initiative. It is not clear what is the total amount of luigini issued.
The luigino's value is pegged at US$6.00, which would make it the world's highest-valued currency unit if it were considered an official currency. Stamps are also issued. The stamps have only a philatelic value, since the only post office is the Italian one. The tourist office currently issues a novelty Tourist Passport. It is not a recognised document valid for crossing international boundaries.
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Medihelp's next AGM – 22 June 2017
This year, Medihelp's AGM will take place on Thursday, 22 June at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria. At the AGM, members will elect two Trustees to the Medihelp Board of Trustees and discuss a number of motions. If you would like to nominate a candidate for election to the Board of Trustees or submit a motion to be presented at the AGM, please do so now.
Nominations and motions should reach Medihelp by no later than 16:00 on Friday, 31 March 2017. You will receive communication on the process to follow, and you can access the nomination form and relevant information on the responsibilities of members of the Board of Trustees on the secured website for members. Simply log in and click on the banner to download these documents – if you do not have access to the secured site yet, you can register in three quick and easy steps.
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Each member of Medihelp's Board of Trustees serves a three-year term of office. Every year, two trustees' terms of office expire on the day of the AGM and members must then elect two trustees to fill these vacancies from the candidates nominated for election. Medihelp members may nominate principal members of Medihelp by submitting a nomination before Friday, 31 March 2017 at 16:00. A trustee whose term of office expires may again be nominated for election to the Board of Trustees.
Members can formally submit matters for consideration by the AGM. Motions must provide a detailed discussion of the matter, fully documenting and motivating the change proposed and must be seconded. Motions for the 2017 AGM must reach Medihelp by no later than 31 March 2017 at 16:00.
Medihelp's 110th AGM
On 23 June 2016, Medihelp held its 110th Annual General Meeting at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria. The Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Mr Chris Klopper, presented Medihelp's annual report for 2015 at the meeting, as well as the Scheme's financial results achieved in 2015. He focused on Medihelp's sound financial performance and its healthy risk profile which could be maintained despite many issues impacting on the industry and Medihelp.
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Voting results
The voting results for the six resolutions announced during the meeting were as follows:
- Appointment of Medihelp's external auditors for 2016
PricewaterhouseCoopers was appointed as the external auditors for Medihelp for 2016.
- Election of two members to the Board of Trustees
Mr Chris Klopper (left) and Mr Marthinus Visser (right) were re-elected to the Board of Trustees. During the subsequent Board meeting following the AGM, Mr Klopper was once again elected Chairman and Mr Visser Vice-Chairman of the Medihelp Board of Trustees by the Board. We congratulate them and wish them everything of the very best for their next three-year term of office.
- Rule amendment as proposed by the Board of Trustees (rule 27)
The amendment of rule 27 as proposed by the Board of Trustees was approved. The rule deals with the submission of motions by members to be presented to the AGM, and was amended to state that such motions must be seconded by another member. The word "proposals" was also deleted because it is deemed to have the same meaning as "motion" within the context of matters to be voted on at an AGM. Furthermore, all items to be included in the notice for the AGM are now listed separately, making it less complicated.
- Rule amendment as proposed by the Board of Trustees (rule 28.2)
The amendment of rule 28 as proposed by the Board of Trustees was also approved. As in the case of the amendment of rule 27, the word "proposals" was deleted because it is deemed to have the same meaning as "motion" within the context of matters to be voted on at a Special General Meeting.
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ProjectARTS aims to support the development of a wide range of public art and creative work which connects with local businesses, community organisations and local residents to engage new audiences and pave a local creative legacy. Funds are allocated through an awards process over the course of the Creative Place programme.
ProjectARTS supports closer working practice between artists, business and community groups in the Forres area through developing creative projects or activities in partnership. The fund is accepting applications and offers awards from £200 up to £2,000 for projects developed in the Forres area. Supported through Creative Place Award Winner 2015 funding, ProjectARTS will run from February 2016 until the end of May 2017.
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The Forres Toorie – Funding Round 1
Professional designer and maker Jennifer Cantwell of Sporran Nation created the 'Forres Toorie'. Jennifer developed a fairisle hat knitting pattern using sound that had been recorded in and around Forres. The sound recordings were turned into a visual pattern using software and then into a fairisle knitting chart. Working together with local knitters and Varis Crafts, the hat was brought to life and displayed at Varis Crafts in time for World Yarn Shop Day on April 30th 2016. The patterns are also avaiable for the public to knit their very own 'Forres Toorie'.
Extremely Pedestrian Chorales – Funding Round 1
Choreographer Karl Jay-Lewin developed and delivered Extremely Pedestrian Chorales, a public workshop based on his new dance piece – a choreographic response to JS Bach's famous vocal harmonies. Presented as part of The Moray Walking Festival, the workshop weaved together contemporary dance and public participation in a humorous look at walking as dancing. Karl also showcased the work during Culture Day Forres 2016.
Singing Tree – Funding Round 1
The Forres in Bloom Wee FIBees Garden benefited from the installation of a large wooden xylophone – a Singing Tree – handmade and installed by independent artists Caroline Inckle & Steve Sharp from locally sourced wood. The xylophone is a lasting piece that enhances the garden and draws in visitors to enjoy nature and music together in the outdoor space. On Culture Day Forres 2016, a drum circle showcased the xylophone and joyful beats could be heard echoing into Grant Park.
Forres Street Scene – Funding Round 1
Chris Lee and Graeme Roger of Wildbird created a Forres Street Scene in the town centre. Working with Forres Business Association and High Street shopkeepers, twenty short films were exhibited in windows along the historic streets of Forres. The exhibition brought vivid light and colour to the streets and reflected the communities of Forres back to themselves as part of a Light Night event during the Findhorn Bay Festival 2016.
Feedback – Funding Round 2
The Feedback installation piece was on display during the Findhorn Bay Festival 2016. The installation linked the the world of art, mythology and nature with the world of technology and materials. The concept developed from the Forres Tolbooth preservation work and a past court case involving a sheep held as evidence. Made by artist Selena Kuzman and local organisation T-Exchange, Feedback entwined two pieces; a sheep and a shepherdess, both made of recycled materials. The sheep encapsulates the scientific idea of feedback by literally carrying its feed on its back and remains on display in the Forres Tolbooth. An exhibit page of the project by Selena can be viewed here.
Helping Hands – Funding Round 2
Inspired by the notion that second hand shops often get a bad press and the knowledge that many stories linger behind donated items, Margot Henderson worked with the five charity shops located on Forres High Street to engage people in telling and sharing stories, and creating imaginative pieces reflecting on loved items as they change hands in Forres. Each shop created a window display to showcase the stories which were on display during the Findhorn Bay Festival 2016.
Dance Walk Moray – Funding Round 2
Ruby Worth established and led a new group of local people who came together to Dance Walk. Three monthly Dance Walks took place in August, September (on Culture Day Forres 2016) & October. Including local people from across the Forres area, the activity is a means of enjoying nature, exercise, creativity, music and dance with others. To find out more about the group and upcoming Dance Walk dates, please the visit Dance Walk Moray.
Aerial Training & Performance – Funding Round 2
Fly Agaric Performing Arts will lead this project to install rigging equipment for aerial acrobatics training and performing in Universal Hall, Findhorn. The project will work with vulnerable young adults enrolled in the Youth Empowerment Programme to help them learn trapeze and circus skills using the new equipment.
Sing for Wellbeing – Funding Round 3
Local singer songwriter Nikki Lewin will run a series of participatory singing sessions with residents living in sheltered housing at Varis Court, Forres. The workshops and songs used will include a variety of old classics, some of Nikki's own repertoire and local traditional working songs. The sessions are designed to connect emotionally with participants, stimulate and uplift. A CD of songs and short film will be produced and given to participating residents as a lasting memento and a source to stimulate memory recall.
The Regenerator – Funding Round 3
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Funk your Junk with Joni Phippin – Up cycling furniture and how to make any surface chalkpaint
MilkMade with Heidi Soos – Making jewellery from milk bottle plastic
Frame Up with Heidi Soos – Making picture frames from discarded and found objects
Bookbuilding with Jennifer Cantwell – Make your own notebooks and collages using paper and old books
Revamparama with Jennifer Cantwell, Joni Phippin and Heidi Soos – A day of remaking, mending and vamping clothes, bags and accessories
Creative Pathways – Funding Round 3
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