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Linaro 10.11 Is Out Plus ARM Plans For The Future
Published on 11 November 2010 10:33 AM EST
Written by
Michael Larabel
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Yesterday in the ARM world there was not only a major milestone in that of unveiling the
ARM Mali T-604 GPU
for embedded devices with much faster graphics and even OpenCL GPGPU capabilities, but it was also marked by the first Linaro release. Linaro was formed
less than a year ago
but out now is their first engineering release, a.k.a. Linaro 10.11.
Linaro 10.11 marks the completion of their first engineering cycle and consists of tools and software for the latest ARM Cortex-A9 / Cortex-A8 processors. Celebrating this milestone was
a press release
that indicates there are now 70 open-source developers on Linaro's engineering team (a collection of Canonical employees and from other ARM stakeholders), and signals there is momentum gaining for the Linaro 11.05 as their second engineering release.
From the
Linaro downloads area
there are the Linaro tools consisting of GCC 4.4 and GCC 4.5, GDB 7.2, the Linaro Linux 2.6.35 kernel and a Linaro linux-next Git tree, and a Linaro U-Boot boot-loader.
Seeing as Canonical has an active stake and interest in Linaro, Mark Shuttleworth also
blogged about this milestone
. One of the interesting sentences in Mark's latest blog post is, "Linaro uses the same cadence as Ubuntu and we're able to collaborate on the selection, integration and debugging of key components like the kernel, toolchain, X.org (still ;-)), and hundreds of small-but-important libraries and tools in between." So far Linaro really hasn't done much when it comes to X.Org on ARM and one of the Linaro pillars is: "All Linaro software - whether development tools or Linux based projects - is open source, on its way upstream and easily available from the website." Based upon Mark's sentence (complete with the "still ;-)" emoticon), is Canonical and Linaro secretly working on something in the X.Org world for ARM? We, as many Linux users would, love to see some open-source ARM graphics drivers for Linux and right now this is a serious issue with ARM tablets, netbooks, and other mobile devices.
Whether it's for the PowerVR SGX core (used on the Intel
among many other devices at this time),
Qualcomm Snapdragon
, or forthcoming GPUs like the Mali-T604, any open-source graphics driver for ARM would be exciting. In order for it to be of real benefit to Canonical, such open-source ARM graphics drivers would need to come with kernel mode-setting support, GEM capabilities, and OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0 support (likely via Mesa/Gallium3D) so that it would suit their
Wayland deployment plans
. There's also Intel
planning to use Wayland on MeeGo Touch
where it's deployed on the same, currently-problematic graphics processors. For being pushed upstream as part of Linaro's mission, such open-source GPU kernel drivers would also
need open-source user-space drivers
We'll keep watching to see what happens in this space. We do know that something is going on of sorts, based upon comments heard earlier this year at LinuxTag in Berlin and on other occasions about PowerVR graphics on Linux, and now Mark's comment makes us even more curious and hopeful.
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The invention relates to a reactor (1) for processing wafers (7) comprising at least one process chamber (5), at least one transport chamber (2) with a transport robot (3) for the wafers (7), and at least one magazine (6) for wafers (7) with a lifting mechanism (12). To safeguard a better protection against damage also for wafers (7) stored in a magazine (6), an optical detection device (13, 14, 15, 16) is provided in the reactor (1) for monitoring the position of the wafers (7) stored in a magazine (6). All wafers stored one above the other in a magazine (6) with several compartments can thus be monitored, for example by means of a simple photoelectric barrier (13, 15). It is possible in this manner to monitor not only those wafers (7) which were just previously taken out or put in by the transport robot (3), but also all other wafers (7) present in the magazine (6).
1. A reactor (1) for processing a plurality of wafers (7) comprising at least one process chamber (5), at least one transport chamber (2) with a transport robot (3) for the wafers (7), and at least two magazines, contained in an external storage unit, (6, 9, 10) for wafers (7) with a lifting mechanism (12), characterized in that an optical detection device (13, 14, 15, 16) is provided in the reactor (1) for monitoring the positions of all of the plurality of wafers (7) stored in the at least one magazine (6).
2. A reactor (1) as claimed in
3. A reactor (1) as claimed in
4. A reactor (1) as claimed in
5. A reactor (1) as claimed in
6. A reactor (1) as claimed in
7. A reactor as claimed in claimed 1, wherein the external storage unit is configured for horizontal displacement.
The invention relates to a reactor for processing wafers comprising at least one process chamber, at least one transport chamber with a transport robot for the wafers, and at least one magazine for wafers with a lifting mechanism.
Known devices for processing semiconductors usually consist of a reactor with several process chambers and one transport chamber. A loading and unloading unit is coupled thereto. The semiconductor slices (or wafers) are taken from a storage unit comprising a magazine for a plurality of wafers and a lifting mechanism by means of a transport robot which is arranged in the transport chamber, and are loaded via the transport chamber into one of the process chambers. The robot loads the wafers consecutively into several process chambers in which the wafer is exposed to different processes. The process chambers are accordingly simultaneously occupied by different wafers which are stored again in the magazine of the storage unit between two processes (for example, if a process chamber is occupied) or after the final process. Since a vacuum atmosphere obtains in the entire reactor, and the individual chambers can be closed by means of valves, these processes can run automatically without a wafer entering the atmosphere.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,819,167 describes a system and a method for the recognition of the center of a circular semiconductor wafer for the manufacture of integrated circuits (wafer 15). The exact position of a moving object (wafer) can be determined by a robot during transport so as to support the accuracy of this movement. Several sensors (see, for example, 61-66 in FIG. 3 and the accompanying description) are provided for determining the relative position of the wafer, which is present on a movable support which follows a given path, with respect to a chosen point to which the support with the wafer is being moved. The sensors are triggered by starting and end points of the wafer and supply corresponding signals. The position is calculated from these signals. In particular, the position of a moving wafer with respect to an internal storage unit with a magazine with lifting mechanism (internal storage elevator 19) is determined by means of an arrangement of several optical sensors which are positioned transversely to the direction of movement. The sensors are fastened to an entry slot inside a transport chamber so as to form a row perpendicular to the direction of movement of the support (vacuum loadlock chamber 11, cf. e.g. ref. no. 47 in FIGS. 1, 2, 3 and 5), in which chamber the internal storage unit is present. To find the center of the wafer, several sensors are necessary, on whose signals a complicated calculation is then carried out. In addition, the position of the wafer is determined up to the internal storage unit only during the transport by means of the support. The system described is only capable of ensuring that the wafer will be in a given position relative to the support when it is on the support (column 1, lines 35-55).
Furthermore, U.S. Pat. No. 5,563,798 describes a wafer positioning system for an automated wafer processing installation (reactor) with several process chambers (processing chambers 6). The position of the wafer (10) is determined here in that the position of a wafer transport robot (18) is identified while the wafer is being moved thereby. Sensors are provided for this purpose on a transparent cover of a centrally arranged transport chamber (transfer chamber 16). The light beams of the optical sensors then passes through the cover and the transport chamber to reflectors provided on the bottom thereof, which reflect the beam back. A detector in the sensor recognizes the interruption of the light beam by a wafer which is being moved through the transport chamber. The position of the wafer transport robot is then measured on the basis of at least two measured values and is corrected if a deviation from the correct position of the wafer transport robot is detected. To achieve this, the position of the wafer is calculated from the measured values in an intricate calculation, and the deviation from the correct position is compensated by a linear and rotational adjustment of the wafer transport robot. The object of this is to achieve that the wafer transport robot transports the wafer correctly into its next position inside the reactor.
Methods and devices according to the present art have the disadvantage that only the position of the wafer being transported at a given moment can be observed, checked, and corrected, as applicable. In addition, at most a check for the moment of the measurement can be made in that way. Corrective adjustment quantities for the transport robot must be calculated from the measurement results, which quantities again are valid for the moment only, if no further, inadvertent movements of the wafer take place. However, it is quite possible for a disturbance of wafers to take place, in particular of those which are deposited in an internal or external storage unit in a magazine. For example, translatory movements of the external storage unit can shift the deposited wafers in the case of a magazine exchange, whereupon these wafers may be destroyed by the lifting mechanism in a subsequent vertical or horizontal adjustment of the magazine.
It is accordingly an object of the invention to provide a device which ensures a better protection against damage also of wafers which are stored in a magazine.
This object of the invention is achieved in that an optical detection device is provided in the reactor for monitoring the positions of the wafers stored in a magazine. The optical detection device, which may comprise in particular a photoelectric barrier formed by a transmitter (LED) and a receiver (photodiode), is provided inside the reactor according to the invention. Given a suitable arrangement, all wafers stored therein in a magazine with several superimposed compartments can thus be monitored. It is possible in this manner to monitor not only the wafers which were just taken out or put in by the transport robot but also all other wafers present in the magazine. If a wafer in the magazine has a shifted position, the operation of the lifting mechanism would lead to damage of the wafer if the distance to the wall is too small. This is true in particular if the wafer is moved from a wider into a narrower region. Since especially the previously deposited wafers may become shifted through shocks caused by frequent loading, unloading, and displacing of the magazine, a check of these wafers is of major importance. This is true in particular when several magazines are present which may be utilized consecutively. Damage may additionally arise then when the magazine is displaced. A limitation of the position monitoring to that wafer which is being moved by the transport robot at any given moment leads to frequent wafer damage and is accordingly insufficient. It is only a detection device according to the invention which provides a reliable monitoring also of those wafers whose processing in the reactor has been completed. These wafers are usually stored in a magazine which is not coupled to the transport chamber at that moment, but which is held ready for being taken from the reactor. Damage is particularly disadvantageous economically because an expensive process has been completed here. It should be noted in this connection that the damage to a wafer usually causes subsequent damage to other wafers in the relevant magazine caused by chipped fragments.
Preferred embodiments of the invention are indicated in claims 2 and 3. A particularly suitable protection against damage is formed by a check of whether a minimum distance is maintained between the wafer and a housing wall surrounding the magazine. The detection device switches to an alarm state the moment one of the deposited wafers passes below the minimum distance. The alarm state may be achieved, for example, by the interruption of the light beam of a photoelectric barrier, which will then have a different output signal. In any case, it will differ unequivocally from a normal operational state in which the detection takes place and in which no incorrect position is detected. Damage occurs most of all when a deposited wafer, which has shifted from its correct position, is moved together with the magazine from a wider range in the storage unit into a narrower range, and then collides with the housing wall. Accordingly, the optical detection device is advantageously provided against the housing wall which is closest to the magazine, in a narrow range of the volume in which the magazine movement takes place. The detection mechanism is not triggered as long as no wafer in the magazine has erred from its correct position. The magazine can be transported upward or downward, or horizontally for changing the magazine, by the lining mechanism without damage taking place. If a wafer has shifted so far that it projects from the magazine and comes to within the minimum distance to the wall, which can be set by means of a suitable fastening of the detection device, the detection signal is triggered. It is possible then in particular to block the lifting mechanism by which a projecting wafer would otherwise be damaged when it is moved from a wider into a narrower range.
An embodiment of the invention as defined in claim 4 has the advantage that the photoelectric barriers in this manner monitor the sides of the magazine where the wafers are moved into and from the magazine. These are preferential locations for shifts in position, which would remain unnoticed on account of the greater distances to the housing walls. These sides, accordingly, are particularly in danger as regards wafer damage during transport by the lifting mechanism.
A further development of the invention is indicated in claims 5 and 6. The processing unit receives the detection signal and generates one or several corresponding control signals. The relevant control signal is supplied to a control unit of the reactor which is in charge of the automatic process sequence. It is possible in this manner to influence directly the control of the reactor in order to take countermeasures in the alarm state of the detection device, for example switching-off of the drive motors for the lifting mechanism. The processing unit in addition takes into account further information such as, for example, the position of the transport robot, which could also trigger the alarm during taking out or inserting of a wafer. If a detection signal comes from several photoelectric barriers, several control signals will be given in dependence on the component signals which each comprise the information about the interruption of the light beam. Preferably, a warning lamp may be switched on in the case of a slight displacement of a wafer, whereas the control signal for switching the drive motors off is not given except in case of a critical displacement. In addition, an acoustic and/or optical warning signal may then be advantageously given in the vicinity of the reactor and in a higher process control unit. The process control is formed, for example, by a computer which is connected to several individual production units via a local area network (LAN).
An embodiment of the invention will be explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing, in which:
FIG. 1 shows a reactor for processing semiconductor slices (or wafers) as described in the preamble of claim 1, and
FIG. 2 is a diagram of a storage unit according to the invention with a magazine for wafers and a lifting mechanism, shown in cross-section.
The reactor shown in FIG. 1 is one which is also known, for example, from �Vakuumbeschichtung 2� by Uwe Behringer et al., VDI-Verlag D�sseldorf, 1995. The reactor 1 comprises a transport chamber 2 in which a transport robot 3 is present. The transport robot 3 is rotationally journaled and is capable of radial movements forward and back. Several process chambers 5 are coupled to the central transport chamber 2 via respective valves 4 and are arranged in a ring around the transport robot 3. In addition, an internal magazine 6 capable of holding several wafers 7 is mounted in a position in the ring around the center of rotation of the transport robot 3. The wafers 7 are deposited one above the other in the internal magazine 6, which can be moved vertically for this purpose by means of a lifting mechanism. Two additional, external magazines 9 and 10 for wafers 7 are coupled to the transport chamber 2 via a lock 8 behind the internal magazine 6 so that they lie in an external storage unit 11. The two magazines 9 and 10 also each comprise a lifting mechanism and can each hold several wafers 7. Magazine 9 or 10 can be moved to the lock 8 through a horizontal displacement of the storage unit 11, so that the transport robot 3 can grip the wafers 7 stored in the relevant magazine.
A vacuum atmosphere is maintained in the entire reactor 1 so that the wafers 7 under treatment do not come into contact with the outer atmosphere between process steps. The individual chambers are separated from one another by means of slot-shaped valves 4. One or several wafers 7 in the as yet unprocessed state (blanks) in a magazine are loaded into the external storage unit 11, which then forms a closed system with the reactor 1. The transport robot 3 can take the wafers 7 from the magazine 9 through the lock 8 which connects the storage unit 11 to the polygonal transport chamber 2. The transport robot 3 is for this purpose arranged with rotation possibility in the center of the transport chamber 1 and comprises a support on which a wafer 7 can be transported. By moving the support in longitudinal direction, the transport robot 3 takes a wafer 7 from the magazine 9 or the magazine 6. The wafer 7 is then laid in one of the process chambers 5 which are closed with a valve 4. In this manner different processes can take place simultaneously in the individual process chambers 5, and several wafers 7 can be processed. Preferably, the processes form part of one manufacturing step, so that the wafers 7 can be inserted consecutively into the relevant process chambers 5 without having to be exposed to the outer atmosphere in between. The wafers 7 are stored in the magazine 6 between the individual processes and not laid into magazine 9 until after the final process in this reactor 1. After all the wafers 7 from magazine 9 have been processed, the magazine 10 is moved to opposite the lock 8, and the first wafer 7 is taken therefrom for processing. It this position, it is possible to exchange the magazine 9 against a new magazine containing blanks.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the magazine 6 with its lifting mechanism 12, which magazine is present in the transport chamber 2. The lock 8 and the transport robot 3, which moves the wafers 7 into and from the magazine 6, are also shown. The transport robot 3 in FIG. 2 is in a return position in which the magazine 6 can be moved up and down for the supply of wafers 7. Two emitter diodes 13 and 14 are provided at the lower side of the reactor 1, each forming a photoelectric barrier with respective photodiodes 15 and 16 mounted to the upper side. A processing unit 17 and a control unit 18 of the reactor 1 are coupled thereto.
Since the light beam always extends parallel to the magazine 6, it will be interrupted by each and every wafer 7 irrespective of the size thereof when this wafer is shifted too far from its position. A too far displacement of a wafer 7 in the region of the lock 8 or the transport robot 3 does not cause any problems yet because of the larger diameter of the reactor 1. When the lifting mechanism 12 moves a wafer into a narrower range, however, damage may arise owing to a collision with the housing wall in the transitional range. The relevant wafer will be destroyed and will cause damage to other wafers in the magazine 6 owing to chipped fragments. A minimum distance to be observed by a shifted wafer 7 to the housing wall of the transport chamber 2 can be set by a suitable arrangement of the photoelectric barriers 13 to 16. When the minimum distance is exceeded in downward direction, the relevant photoelectric barrier switches to an alarm state and supplies a control signal which signalizes an interruption. The control signal is received by the processing unit 17 and processed. When the alarm state is triggered, and further information has been taken into account, a triggering signal is generated which causes the control unit 18 to stop the drive motors of the lifting mechanism 12 and the transport robot 3. A manual restart must be carried out, after the reactor 1 has been visually inspected. Further information describing the instantaneous process condition in the reactor 1 must be made available to the processing unit 17 because, for example, the transport robot 3 would otherwise also generate an alarm state when putting in or taking out a wafer 7. This is why a reaction follows an interruption of the photoelectric barriers 13 to 16 only while the transport robot 3 is in the return position. In addition, a warning lamp (not shown) on the processing unit 17 and/or the control unit 18 indicates the alarm state.
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Watkins Calcara, Chartered, a law firm in Great Bend, announced that Taylor Calcara has recently joined the firm as an associate. Calcara Chtd. is the largest law firm based in the western half of the state and has ten lawyers affiliated with the firm. It offers a broad range of legal services focused on business, financial, agricultural and utility law and its litigation group is recognized throughout the state.
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Great Bend resident Don Paden has received a special thank you for his contributions to the community. He was selected to receive free fuel from Tanks of Thanks, a new program that rewards people who do good deeds to help make their community just a little bit better.
SALINA – UMB Bank announced that Jim Ruble has joined the bank as senior vice president, senior commercial banker. In this role, he is responsible for commercial lending, new business development, customer service, treasury services and commercial banking solutions in north central and central Kansas.
The public is invited to celebrate the Heartland Cancer Center's ninth anniversary this month with tours, refreshments and a balloon launch. The free event is set for Sunday, Sept. 30 at the center, 204 Cleveland.
The new Office Products Inc. sales representative is keeping the road hot throughout his territory in central Kansas. Ron Peters is covering the north and east portions of Barton County, all of Rice and Stafford counties, and southern Ellsworth County.
Great Bend High School will host a Dodge Brand Booster Club fundraiser at the high school, 2027 Morton St., and offer community members the opportunity to take a spin in the latest Dodge brand vehicles for a good cause.
Catholic Health Initiatives, the nationwide health systems that manages St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center in Great Bend and St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City, announced that it has selected Sonic Boom Wellness to provide a comprehensive health and wellness program to its employees.
ABILENE - ALCO Stores, Inc. (Nasdaq:ALCS) announced operating results for its second quarter ended July 29, 2012.
Nancy Lang of Creative Touch announced a new stylist, Evann Stueder, has joined the salon.
Stanley Hatesohl, M.D., is not only excited about his new medical practice in Great Bend but he also is happy to be close to family and a local non-profit agency that will provide services for his son.
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The new surgeon at St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center knew what she wanted - a facility where she could practice general surgery, with a subspecialty in breast surgery.
When the orthopedic surgeon first came to town to talk about starting a practice at St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center, he didn't need a GPS app to find Great Bend or the facility. Abelardo Sotelo, M.D., has been here many times before.
St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center is now collecting items for the live and silent auctions during its annual fundraiser for cancer patients. Proceeds will benefit people treated at Heartland Cancer Center, 204 Cleveland, which St. Rose owns.
Jim Johnson originally planned on the Invest in Kids Membership drive being completed at the end of July. But because the fundraiser is still about $8,500 shy of its goal and more federal funds were cut recently, it will continue through the end of this month.
Sunflower Electric Power Corp. announced that its board of directors has named Dr. Al Tamimi as the corporation's next vice president of transmission planning, policy and compliance.
Through the Michelin Soccer Program, Great Bend Recreation Commission has received more than $650 from G-B Tires and Michelin. Closing its 15th year, the Michelin Soccer Program has raised more than $18 million in funds for youth all across the country.
Wednesday was National Philanthropy Day, and the United Way of Central Kansas took it very casually. The UWCK sponsored a Dress Down the Town benefit for raise funds for the 2015 campaign.
Frank Callahan Agency Inc., agents for American Family Insurance, has announced that Caryn Kaiser has joined the business.
Land O'Lakes Foundation Member Co-op Match Program matches dollar-for-dollar the cash donation of member cooperatives, thus doubling the funds available for hometown projects. By matching funds for projects selected and funded by member cooperatives, Land O'Lakes Foundation leverages local funding efforts and ensures community support for programs.
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The Golden Belt Community Foundation is pleased to announce that a new endowment fund has been established to benefit Almost Home, Inc. This partnership between the community foundation and Almost Home, Inc. gives individuals and businesses interested in supporting and sustaining this new organization providing residential and hospice care a vehicle for their charitable giving.
The Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association (KRHA) hosted their annual Evening of Hospitality in Wichita recently. The highlight of the evening were the "Starts of the Industry" awards, which celebrates the recipient's accomplishments and dedication to the industry.
PORTLAND, ORE. – SeaPort Airlines announced that it will take delivery of two of three new Cessna Caravans being acquired for the company's fleet by the end of the year. SeaPort's Chief Executive Officer Rob McKinney will accept the new aircraft at the Cessna Aircraft Corporation factory in Wichita, and will pilot one of the new aircraft on a three-day tour of the carrier's Mid-South routes.
SeaPort Airlines announced today that it will take delivery of two of three new Cessna Caravans being acquired for the company's fleet by the end of the year. SeaPort's Chief Executive Officer Rob McKinney, will accept the new aircraft at the Cessna Aircraft Corporation factory in Wichita, Kansas and will pilot one of the new aircraft on a three-day tour of the carrier's Mid-South routes.
Sunflower Bank has promoted Jordan Klima to Loan Operations Assistant. In this capacity, Klima will be making consumer loans and supporting commercial loan functions in the Great Bend and Ellinwood communities. Prior to the promotion, Klima was a Customer Service Representative.
Sunflower Bank has partnered with Ellinwood Chamber of Commerce to create a visitor information kiosk. The kiosk is located at Sunflower Bank, 13 N. Main in Ellinwood, inside of the ATM center. The Sunflower Bank ATM center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is located just north of the bank's main entrance.
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Pro heavyweight boxer Gerald Washington is a Vallejo native through and through, but he's found a second home in Indio.
Washington grew up in North Vallejo and learned how to box at the Omega Boys and Girls club in town, but he's also found a comfort zone boxing in Southern California. The Vallejo native is undefeated in his pro career with six of his 11 wins coming at the Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio.
"I definitely do love the venue," Washington said. "I've made it my home as far as boxing is concerned."
On Friday Washington will face heavyweight Skip Scott (16-1) in his seventh bout at Fantasy Springs. The fight will be the co-main event that will be televised on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes.
Washington said that this would be his third time on a nationally televised fight and that he was excited for the experience.
Things went well for Washington the last time he was television. He KO'd Aaron Lyons in January to remain unbeaten and notch is 11th victory as a pro. The fifth-round knockout was the eighth in his career.
Washington will try and defeat Scott for his 12th win. Scott last fought in January of 2013 when he beat Kertson Maxwell in Texas. He also ended up losing to Lyons in his pro debut back in 2006.
"Big thing about this fight is that my last opponent Aaron Lyons beat him in his pro debut, but the past is past," Washington said.
Scott has a lot more experience than Washington coming into this fight.
"I'm still develpoing," Washington said. "A couple of more fights will help me and and an Impressive win would boost my status."


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... slowly than in Valencia. There were many hotels and resorts, as tourists do love to visit Denia for the beach. The hotel that I stayed at also served as apartments for more permanent residents. I thought this was rather strange, the concept of a "aparthotel." The residents of the apartments seemed to be families with one or two small children. I wondered why the families were living at the "aparthotel," instead of an actual apartment complex or ...
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Valencia is the 3rd largest city in Spain. Around 1 million population. Transplanted palm trees line the center streets and the city streets are busy - only between 10AM - 2PM closed for siesta and reopening at 5PM - 9PM. Then they go for supper around 11PM. Accomodation at Russafa Hostel. Location and staff are excellent, except parking is a bit expensive since we are staying central. A B&B outside or Hostal near the natural park may be better if you have ...
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directed by Jack Donohue
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Breaking down Thomas DeCoud's INT vs. Brees. Matt Bowen
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We talk about "single high safety defenses" all of the time (Cover 1, Cover 3, Zone Pressure, etc.) from a playbook perspective, but how often do we focus on the technique of the FS in the deep middle of the field? Let's go back to Thomas DeCoud's INT vs. Drew Brees in the Falcons win over the Saints last Thursday night and check out the safety's footwork, angle and depth.
Check out the All-22 cut-ups and then we will get into some coaching points…
- The Saints have their Regular personnel (2WRs-1TE-2RB) in the huddle with the ball in prime field position to take a shot at the end zone. Align both WRs in reduced splits (inside of the numbers) and run two vertical concepts (quick "Dino" stems) off of closed (strong) side run action to test the top of the secondary.
- Cover 3 from Atlanta. The safeties will show high (Cover 4 look) with the SS dropping to the closed side curl-flat drop and DeCoud rolling to the deep middle of the field at the snap. On the outside, both CBs will carry No.1 vertical and play with an outside shade down the field using their safety help.
- If you are going to disguise a look in the secondary and roll to the deep middle of the field your technique has to be sound. Here, DeCoud opens his hips (called an "open angle" technique) and gains depth with speed until he can square his shoulders to Brees. Now he is in position to overlap both vertical routes.
- Read the QB's shoulders and break on the throw with an angle that allows you to make a play on the ball. That's what the Falcons get here from DeCoud.
- We see the finish on the highlights in the post-game show, but this INT for DeCoud started at the snap with his technique: open the hips, roll to the middle of the field, gain depth, read the QB and break on the throw. That's pro technique.
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The Mainzer Hof is located in Mainz city center, just steps away from the Rhine River. It offers well-equipped rooms, a sauna area and a daily breakfast buffet.
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This hotel offers attractive rooms and suites in central Mainz. It is around a 10 minute walk from the main train station and one mile from the Altstadt (Old Town).
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This modern, 4-star hotel is just 165 yards from Mainz Central Train Station. It offers soundproofed rooms, varied breakfast buffets, and free public transportation passes for Mainz and Wiesbaden.
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This 4-star hotel is quietly in the historic center of the city of Mainz. It offers an international restaurant with courtyard terrace, high-speed Wi-Fi, and soundproof rooms with spacious work areas....
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Clean and comfortable room
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The rooms are good for having a nice rest.
We arrived late and we found a double bed room when we have booked two single beds. The man from the reception react very unpolite and not offering solutions.
Good sized rooms. Great shower. Clean.
Ridiculously expensive internet. Far from city centre. Very poor public transport links. Poor lighting in the room. No ventilation in bathroom. One of the days power went out in all rooms for the entire morning.
Location near shopping center, autobahn and eateries
Overcrowded parking and small parking. Elite Gold status not recognized. Staff unfriendly. Over-priced due to Frankfurt fair.
Staff is very kindly.
location is far from center of city, but it is no matter for car travel.
The restaurant serves good food. Big variety for breakfast. Clean rooms.
Location is strange, one need a car. Quite expencive food.
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Ok, maybe you will ask how come I didn't figure out how far from the city center this hotel is? Well, I have no idea...this created lots of problems for us, as it was quite far away from the city center and cabs are expensive in Germany... Ahh...not to forget...not very helpful personnel either. We asked if we can cancel free of charge our last night there as we had no public transportation to leave, and after not finding any other hotels (all decent hotels were fully booked!!) the lady at the reception with a smil on her face said she already checked us out!....and that she took someone from the "waiting list" who was anxious to get our room....nice customer service...try to avoid...
clean 24h reception
expensive parking expensive breakfast expnsive internet expensive palce without booking.com
centralized, close to the highway and shopping center
so far from main station and center brake fast so expansive for my case four persons
The bed was comfortable.
The lack of security and privacy. I checked in early and my room was not yet ready. So the recpionist said they had an area where they can lock up my bag untill I checked into my room. When I arrived later that night I discovered that my bag was broken and that it was searched. My things were not the way I had packed them. When I complained they offered me a free dinner. How was that supposed to fix my bag? I then decided to check out and they charged me 80% of the cost of another night. Such a rip off! Loction is horrible. You have to pay for wifi. On top of that breakfast is not included!
The coffee machine and the coffee, chocolate and tee pads for the machine in the room was realy the best thing to have for case you did not have the breakfast included. Near the hotel are lot's of fast food options.
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breakfast overpriced
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The wifi connecting system@ It's inconveniance to use these vouchers given instead of one password as in every hotel I have experiance in over 10 countries! Including Germany. In addition to the double room which is paid as a double but services like wifi is only for one person!! One bottel of water! Then what is the difference between singl and double? Because we used both and no difference other than extra money paid! !!
room , breakfest very good bed
unplaesant smell in bathroom and hallway
Location near highway, supermarket. Newly renovated (but don't let that fool you.)
Bad, hard as rock beds. Rude check in staff raising her voice because she didn't understand a simple request. Slow and loud elevator (single). If you like hard as a rock beds, you should ask for a room far away from the elevator. We stayed 2 doors away from the elevator and could still hear it clanking at night.
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Runners prepare for Boston solidarity run
A week after two deadly bombings at the Boston Marathon, runners in Cincinnati are coming together to raise money and show their support.
Joe Fung, the manager of Roncker's Running Spot in O'Bryonville, said runners want to help in any way they can to support the people of Boston following last week's tragedy.
"I've talked to a lot of our training groups and coaches that were out. They are getting back to the groove and have closure on the event that happened out there. It is very surreal," Fung said.
In an effort to give and show solidarity, hundreds of people are running for Boston and raising money for the Boston One Fund.
Brand Evolutions is a local company printing shirts with the slogan "Runners for Boston" on them. The shirts cost $20 and all the proceeds will support efforts for victims of the bombings during the Boston Marathon.
Trey Walker, from Brand Evolutions, said The Flying Pig Marathon is also designing a shirt to help raise money. It's called "Porkopolis to Beantown."
This effort took off online. People participated by walking or running 2.62 miles Monday evening. The event took place at the four Greater Cincinnati Running Spot locations.
Fung said, "Obviously social media is a big part of it. We've gotten attention from radio and TV but Facebook and Twitter are very prominent today."
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BlueAnt Pump HD multi-sport wireless headphones deliver superb audio when you're listening to iPhone or iPod during intense activity and in extreme conditions. Offering excellent wireless range, PUMP delivers crystal-clear audio and carries the IP67 rating (indicating a high degree of resistance to dust and water). The military-grade, rugged design protects the premium audio components from rain, dust, debris, sweat, and even a rinse under the tap at the end of workouts. PUMP's Superfit System also lets you move with complete freedom no matter how rigorous your activities.
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These things are EXTREMELY rugged, fully waterproof, sound great, and are way more comfortable than other sports style earbuds I'v These things are EXTREMELY rugged, fully waterproof, sound great, and are way more comfortable than other sports style earbuds I've tried. For my 15 mile commute cycling through rain doesn't leave me worried about my headphones getting damaged from water and I leave my phone in my backpack or pocket so no annoying wires... And don't get me started with the gym/ exercise... I feel like I can do summersaults and backflips without these things falling off. They were also extremely generous with the earbud pieces; the box came with way more earbud pieces than I felt were even needed but no complaints here.
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Bill Goldberg joined Washington Redskins defensive end Adam Carriker and former wrestling announcer, turned weight loss champion, Chuck Carroll on 4th & Pain (4thandpain.com) to make his NFL Week 10 picks.
Goldberg believes the Atlanta Falcons will remain undefeated after Sunday's contest against the New Orleans Saints. Carriker, who earns his living as a player, agrees.
Carroll, the NFL journalist, thinks Drew Brees and company will actually end "the streak."
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For all of last year Swift had record revenue and operating income of $4.12 billion and $357 million, respectively, while net income was $155.4 million, compared to $140.1 million in 2012 and $102.7 million in 2011.
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Radio broadcaster Sid Fessler is leaving North Platte's HuskerRadio to take a management position with a Broken Bow radio station. He sent us this letter:
With mixed emotions, I will be resigning from Huskeradio May 16. My family and I gave been given a wonderful opportunity and will be relocating.
I thank Huskeradio, specifically Rob Mandeville, Tony Lama and all of the amazing staff there. I am glad I have been able to work and evolve as a broadcaster there for the past decade.
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