text: Biography Curriculum Vitae Recent Publications Recent Grants Claudia J. Coulton, PhD Lillian F. Harris Professor of Urban Research & Social Change PhD, Case Western Reserve University MSW, Ohio State University BA, Ohio Wesleyan University Google Scholar Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences Case Western Reserve University 10900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106-7164 email@example.com 216-368-2304 About Claudia Coulton is Distinguished University Professor and the Lillian F. Harris Professor of Urban Social Research, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, Case Western Reserve University. She is also founder and Co-Director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development. She is the author of over 150 journal articles, book chapters and policy reports and is a frequent presenter at national conferences. Her contributions to the field have been recognized with a number of awards including induction into the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare.Read the rest of her bio Course List Introduction to Social Research Needs Assessment and Program Evaluation Recent Publications Coulton, C.J. & Spilsbury, J. (In press). Community and place based understanding of child well-being. In A. Ben-Arieh, I. Frones, F. Casas & J. Korbin (Eds.), Handbook of Child Well-Being, New York/ Heidelberg: Springer. Fischer, R. L., Vadapalli, D., & Coulton, C.J. (In press). Merge ahead, increase speed: Bringing human services nonprofits together to explore restructuring options.Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly. Coulton, C.J., Theodos, B., & Turner, M.A.,(in press), Residential mobility and neighborhood change: Real neighborhoods under the microscope. Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research. In The News Claudia Coulton Talks Child Poverty in Youngstown VindicatorNov 14 2014According to recently released Census data, Youngstown, OH has the second highest rate of children living in poverty (63.3 percent) amongst all cities in the nation with a population of at least 60,000. "Compared to other developed countries in the world, that's a very high percent of our children, our future, to have in poverty," said Dr. Claudia Coulton, Co-Director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, in "4 Ohio cities reach child poverty rates of 50 percent or more" on November 8, 2014 in The Vindicator of Youngstown. "I think the average person doesn't really realize how devastating the consequences of poverty are, especially when it's experienced among young children," said Coulton who added that the national child-poverty rate was about 22 percent in 2013. Three other cities in northeast Ohio have child-poverty rates near or greater than 50 percent: Cleveland, Canton, and Lorain. Including Youngstown, all four cities are among the 14 worst in the United States. See also: Claudia Coulton Discusses Poverty and Health in Plain Dealer Claudia Coulton on Cleveland's Poverty Rate in Plain Dealer Briefly Stated: The Changing Face of Poverty in Northeast Ohio Briefly Stated: Not Dead Yet: The Infill of Cleveland's Urban Core Briefly Stated: Mapping Human Capital: Where Northeast Ohio's Young and Middle-Age Adults Are Locating by Claudia Coulton New Book Launch, Live WebcastNov 10 2014Strengthening Communities with Neighborhood Data, the new book co-authored by Dr. Claudia Coulton, Co-Director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development and Lillian F. Harris Professor of Urban Research & Social Change at the Mandel School, will be released on Wednesday, November 12, 2014 from the Urban Institute. As part of the release, Dr. Coulton, along with co-authors G. Thomas Kingsley and Kathryn L. S. Pettit, will be participating in a live webcast discussion also on November 12 at 2:00 p.m. EST. Registration encouraged but not required. From the press release: Efforts to address the problems of distressed urban neighborhoods stretch back to the 1800s, but until relatively recently, data played little role in forming policy. It wasn't until the early 1990s that all of the factors necessary for rigorous, multifaceted analysis of neighborhood conditions – automated government records, geospatial information systems, and local organizations that could leverage both – converged. Strengthening Communities documents that convergence and details its progress, plotting the ways data are improving local governance in America. To download the free ebook or order a hard copy, visit http:/www.urban.org/StrengtheningCommunities. The webcast discussion will begin promptly at 2:00 p.m. on November 12. For inquiries regarding this event, please contact Ivy Hunter at firstname.lastname@example.com. by Claudia Coulton Discusses Poverty and Health in Plain DealerSep 30 2014With recent Census data indicating that 54 percent of children in the City of Cleveland live in poverty, the Cleveland Plain Dealer asked Dr. Claudia Coulton, Co-Director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, about the relationship between poverty and health for "More than half of Cleveland kids live in poverty, and it's making them sick" on September 30, 2014. "Poverty is stressful both for the parents and the children, because of the uncertainty of life, and basic life needs that face families on a very tight income," said Dr. Coulton who believes it's very clear that stress is the mechanism linking poverty with poor health. Compounding the problem, the longer the stress lasts the more adversely it effects the health of the child. "Long-term poverty, particularly that starts in childhood, is a big factor in differences in health outcomes, even on into adulthood." While Cleveland has one of the highest poverty rates for children in the country, Coulton believes "Cleveland is really out ahead of the nation" on building a coalition to increase prekindergarten enrollment. Studies have shown high quality Pre-K and childcare can greatly helps low-income children be prepared for school. PRE4CLE, a partnership begun earlier this year, plans to double the number of Cleveland children in preschool. The Poverty Center is a technical consultant to the Cleveland Pre-K Task Force. Dr. Coulton and the Poverty Center have been studying poverty in the region, its affects on children, and the benefits of prekindergarten for decades. The above map is from a recent Poverty Center report on child poverty. See also: Early Childhood Data Briefs prepared by the Poverty Center and Invest in Children Plain Dealer story on the Pre-K Task Force Plain Dealer story on County Exec FitzGerald's Pre-K Proposal by The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development Claudia J. Coulton, Ph.D is founder and Co-Director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development.The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development seeks to address the problems of persistent and concentrated urban poverty and is dedicated to understanding how social and economic changes affect low-income communities and their residents. Based in Cleveland, the Center views the city as both a tool for building communities and producing change locally, and as a representative urban center from which nationally-relevant research and policy implications can be drawn.. | Read More


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Could well be. You could try bringing one indoors, putting it on a large piece of white paper and brushing over the foliage a few times with your hand. Any thrips should fall onto the paper. Whatever the pest is, I'm not sure what you can do unless these are plants kept only for decoration as you wouldn't want to spray chemical controls onto anything you will use in cooking.
As Dove says, if you want to get started asap, I'd choose the bramble infested area and dig as many bramble roots out as you can. Doing that will also help drainage for the lawn which is important if you want a healthy lawn. If you then level and lay the lawn on this area, the regular mowing of the grass will weaken and eventually kill and remaining brambles which will appear from the roots you missed (and there will be some!) Spot-treat any particularly vigorous remnants by painting on a glyphosate-based weedkiller as Hostafan said.
I think it is out in the garden, Verdun. It looks like Marodj has put the broken flower into a pot which is the picture on the left. The flower won't root and will die of course but it does look quite attractive and it would be a shame to waste it until it does go brown.
Hi Sue, I would suggest laying another path on top of the concrete one so that the new surface is level with the grass (ie use the old path as a base.) That way it will be easy to mow as you can run the mower right over the path without having to worry about any raised path edging damaging the blades. As the old concrete path base will be solid, you can use thin slabs or even terracotta tiles on top of a thin layer of mortar without worrying about them cracking when you walk on them.
Some info on miners affecting thyme here, Edd, although it probably won't help much in this format:
That's what I'm thinking too - some kind of leaf miner? There are a couple of UK species which can affect thyme and there is rosemary leaf miner.
Hi Edd, are these indoors or outdoors?
Hi marodj, I think t is probably a cordyline australis which isn't a true palm but most folk call them palms in the UK. If it is, the good news is that it will almost certainly sprout new growth from the base now that the trunk has been severed. To help stop disease entering the damaged trunk, I would cut it cleanly a few inches below where the top broke off. Once the new shoots have grown a couple of feet high I think you would be safe to cut the old trunk off at ground level and if you want just one new trunk, select the strongest new one and remove the rest. You could also let all of the new shoots grow and have a multi-stemmed one.
Also the only way to prune leylandii is to the ground, with a chainsaw. I recommend "encouraging" them with a stump grinder afterwards.
I'd cover all of the bare soil with at least 4 inches depth of chipped bark to keep the weeds down and plant slow-growing shrubs as landgirl says. For example, Euonymus are evergreen, come in a range of leaf colours, are fairly cheap and won't grow huge over a 5 year period, even if they are never pruned.


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"So the draft is really important, and now we have a lot of assets. Draft picks are always tradable. Sometimes players aren't always tradable, once they expose themselves on the court. Draft picks almost always are tradable. But development is really important for us, and I'm happy with the development of Kelly Olynyk and Phil Pressey and Jared Sullinger and Vitor (Faverani). Vitor has been a little inconsistent, which you'd expect with inconsistent minutes and a guy coming from playing European ball his whole life. It's a whole different life." Boston Herald
Kelly Olynyk was both surprised and excited when told he has drawn the interest of the legendary Sir Mix-A-Lot. After the rookie's 25-point, seven-assist game against the Lakers, Mix (we call him Mix) tweeted, "Hey @BillWalton does @KellyOlynyk remind you of anybody? Long hair, smart player, fundamentally sound. . . . I'm just saying." "It's pretty cool," Olynyk said yesterday. "I mean, you don't realize all the people that are noticing you. It's kind of interesting — especially from a guy like him where you've heard a lot of his music. It's pretty cool." Boston Herald
"To begin with, we have a really deep frontcourt," Ainge says. "When Kelly was hurt, Humphries, Bass and Sullinger all played well. Kelly is going to get a lot of minutes some nights and not so many others. He had a terrific summer and a solid training camp and was competing to be a starter when he got hurt, and he took a step back. He's going to be a very good player for us. He works hard, he's getting stronger and he's making the adjustment to the NBA game." Portland Tribune
Evans Clinchy: Rondo and Kelly Olynyk are on the floor playing 1-on-1 pregame. Pretty awesome to watch. pic.twitter.com/4f8IB0l9uh Twitter
Celtics forward Kelly Olynyk returned to the practice floor today for the first time since spraining his right ankle on Nov. 23 in Atlanta. His status for Tuesday's matchup with the Nets remains uncertain. "I haven't gotten the clear thumbs up from our trainers, but I would say that he's at least, at worst, questionable for tomorrow," head coach Brad Stevens said after the team's practice. NBA.com
Interestingly, it seems as if this ankle sprain has taught the rookie a lesson. Olynyk wears low-top sneakers, a rarity in the NBA, and he did not use ankle braces during the first 14 games of his professional career. He was wearing a black brace on each ankle at Monday's practice. NBA.com
"From what I've been told, [Olynyk] went through an individual workout [Friday]," said Stevens. "He is going to, hopefully, feel good [Saturday] and go light in practice tomorrow. He'll probably be out Sunday [vs. the New York Knicks]. He'll be day-to-day starting next week. Tuesday might be a stretch, it might not be. I don't know. But he's close to being back." ESPN.com
Mark Murphy: Olynyk says his sprained right ankle is getting better, but has no idea of when he will return. Twitter @Murf56
Peter Stringer: Kelly Olynyk (sprained right ankle) is out tonight vs. Cleveland. Courtney Lee (sore left knee) is considered a game-time decision. Twitter @celtics
Kelly Olynyk's right ankle sprain may keep the 7-foot rookie sidelined for a couple of weeks, according to his head coach. Olynyk suffered the injury in the second quarter of Boston's 97-82 loss to Indiana on Friday night. He did not travel with the team for tonight's game against Atlanta. Olynyk has not had an MRI performed, and a team official told CSNNE.com that an MRI was not scheduled. CSNNE.com
Kelly Olynyk's right ankle sprain may keep the 7-foot rookie sidelined for a couple of weeks, according to his head coach. CSNNE.com
Scott Agness: Celtics forward Kelly Olynyk sprained his right ankle in the first half and won't return. Twitter @ScottAgness
The youngster grew up bleeding red and purple (the team's former colors) as he followed every dribble the Raptors took. "I was a huge fan," Olynyk said of the Raptors. "I would go any time I could, any time I was allowed to stay up. When I was younger, I used to always watch the games on TV, and then go outside at halftime and start practicing stuff I saw. I was a die-hard fan. I loved it." NBA.com
Orlando Magic guard Victor Oladipo, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2013 draft, dominated the rookie categories. 80% of GMs picked him to win Rookie of the Year, while 40% said he will be the best player of this draft class in five years. Charlotte Bobcats center Cody Zeller, Cleveland Cavaliers forward Anthony Bennett, Sacramento Kings guard Ben McLemore and Boston Celtics center Kelly Olynyk also finished in the top five in the latter question. USA Today Sports
Baxter Holmes: In a poll of NBA GMS, @Celtics rookie @Kelly Olynyk was voted the biggest steal for where he was selected in the 2013 Draft. Twitter @BaxterHolmes
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A method and system is provided for efficiently varying the composition of the metal interconnects for a semiconductor device. A metal interconnect according to the present disclosure has an intermediate layer on a dielectric material, the intermediate layer having a relatively higher concentration of an impurity metal along with a primary metal, the impurity metal having a lower reduction potential than the primary metal. The metal interconnect has a main layer of the metal alloy interconnect on top of the intermediate layer and surrounded by the intermediate layer, the main layer having a relatively higher concentration of the primary metal than the intermediate layer, wherein the intermediate and main layers of the metal alloy interconnect each maintains a material uniformity.
1. A method for fabricating a metal alloy interconnect in a semiconductor device, comprising:
defining a metal alloy interconnect boundary profile on a substrate material;
subjecting the substrate material to a first wet process for fabricating an intermediate layer of the metal alloy interconnect conforming to the boundary profile;
subjecting the substrate material having the intermediate layer to a second wet process for fabricating a main layer of the metal alloy interconnect containing a primary metal,
wherein the intermediate layer has a relatively higher concentration of a secondary metal than the main layer and the first wet process is controlled by using a relatively high bias voltage to create the relatively higher concentration of the secondary metal.
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The present invention relates to semiconductor devices, and a method for manufacturing a semiconductor device having copper (Cu) interconnects. The present invention relates, in particular, to the formation of Cu interconnections with improved resistance to electromigration (EM). The present invention has particular applicability to high-density semiconductor devices with sub-micron design features.
Recently developed technology has placed more stringent demands on the wiring requirements due to the extremely high circuit densities and faster operating speeds required of such devices. This leads to higher current densities in increasingly smaller conductor lines. As a result, higher conductance wiring is desired which requires either larger cross-section wires for aluminum alloy conductors or a different wiring material that has a higher conductance. The obvious choice in the industry is to develop the latter using pure Cu for its desirable high conductivity. Accordingly, there is a need for electroplating methods, materials, and apparatus that can form very narrow conductive interconnects made from materials such as Cu.
Conventional Cu deposition focuses on the deposition of pure Cu. Recently the addition of dopants to the Cu has attracted attention because of the better resistance of doped Cu to electromigration and stress migration (SM). The dopant element forms intermetallic compounds with the Cu. In such cases, the Cu is typically deposited via a single electroplating process. That is, a single plating solution employing one type of plating chemistry is used to deposit the material that forms the interconnects.
This use of Cu alloys may help solve electromigration problems, but including the dopant throughout the entire interconnect increases the resistivity of the interconnect. This increased resistivity leads to slower performance associated with the semiconductor device.
What is needed is an improved method for forming copper interconnects.
A method and system is provided for efficiently varying the composition of the metal interconnects for a semiconductor device. A metal interconnect according to the present disclosure has an intermediate layer on a dielectric material, the intermediate layer having a relatively higher concentration of an impurity metal along with a primary metal, the impurity metal having a lower reduction potential than the primary metal. The metal interconnect has a main layer of the metal alloy interconnect on top of the intermediate layer and surrounded by the intermediate layer, the main layer having a relatively higher concentration of the primary metal than the intermediate layer, wherein the intermediate and main layers of the metal alloy interconnect each maintains a material uniformity.
For varying the composition of the metal interconnects, in one example, a variable plating voltage is used to drive the electro-chemical deposition from a plating solution containing a predetermined impurity metal/dopant. For properly designed equipment, the relative composition of the primary metal and its dopants deposited at a given time will depend on the plating voltage imposed so that the dopant profile of the interconnect can thereby be easily controlled.
These and other aspects and advantages will become apparent from the following detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, illustrating by way of example the principles of the disclosure.
The present disclosure provides an improved method for forming metal interconnects. The fabrication of the metal interconnects would follow the industry standard Damascene Metalization (DM) or Dual-Damascene Metalization (DDM) techniques. In the context of integrated circuits the term �Damascene� implies a patterned metal layer imbedded into an insulating layer such that the top surfaces of the two layers are coplanar.
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The electroplating bath composition, temperature and the plating voltage are chosen to accomplish this high level of dopant. This plating voltage is supplied to the wafers through an electrical connection made to an electrically conductive wafer carrier and then through the electrically conductive seed layer. This plating voltage is applied for a controlled time period required to achieve a desired final thickness (as shown in
At this point, the via 102 will be mostly filled with the heavily doped metal alloy 120 as shown in
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It is also understood that although the main layer of Cu is deposited without interrupting the standard deposition process, alternatively, this main layer 130 could be formed by using a separate deposition/plating step (probably using a separate ECP apparatus). In essence, this main layer of Cu 130 should have a desired minimum thickness to provide a conductive layer of a low enough electrical resistance plus a safe margin to allow for the future CMP step. And for that reason, the main layer 130 is generally thicker than the intermediate layer 120, as shown in
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All heat treatments following this step will have the effect of diffusing the dopant atoms from the intermediate layer into the adjacent seed and main layers of the current level of metalization. The initial deposition conditions should be chosen to take this additional dopant drive-time into consideration. In addition, the physical profile of the intermediate layer and the main layer may change due to other thermal processes for fabricating the semiconductor device.
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It is further noted that it is impractical to reverse the compositions of the main and intermediate layers for reducing the EM due to the difficulty for controlling the desired concentration profile after several thermal cycles in later fabrication process. For example, if one uses Cu alloy seed, pure Cu for the intermediate layer, and doped Cu for the main layer, after multiple thermal cycles, it is very easy to have the intermediate and main layers lose their integrity and form an �entire doped metal interconnect� layer, thereby canceling the real advantage of having doped Cu in the metal interconnects. The other drawback for such an approach is the cost. A much higher cost will be incurred since it is a much more complicated fabrication process.
The next step 212, according to this example, is to deposit another layer of Cu metal, by simply adjusting the plating voltage so as to minimize the dopant concentration in this main layer of metal. This step 212 is done without interrupting the deposition process. This main layer of Cu is of a thickness such that wide metal areas have the desired minimum thickness.
The next step 214 is the standard CMP process-step used to remove all traces of metal (seed layer, intermediate layer, and main layer) located outside the trenches and higher than the desired final top edges of the dielectric.
At this point the current level of metalization is complete. If another level of metalization is to be fabricated, in step 216 a next layer of dielectric insulation would be deposited, and the next level of DM/DDM metal would be formed in similar fashion to the level just described in step 218. If the current level is the last metal level then instead would come a so-called passivation (protective insulating) layer deposition (not shown).
In another example, instead of a 2-step ECP process, the complete profile composition of the current metal level is controlled by continuously varying the plating bias to achieve as complex a series of layer as might be beneficial.
Various benefits are achieved over conventional approaches. The standard stress migration at 500 hours property has shown to be greatly improved with Tin doped Cu replacing the pure Cu all through for the interconnects. Table I below illustrates the EM feature improvement with 2�5 times increase in terms of the standard T50/Jmax.
The above disclosure provides many different embodiments, or examples, for implementing different features of the invention. Specific examples of components, and processes are described to help clarify the invention. These are, of course, merely examples and are not intended to limit the invention from that described in the claims.
While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to the preferred embodiment thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and detail may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, as set forth in the following claims.
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Ocean Creek is a gated premier resort, located in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina. The resort is located directly across from Barefoot Landing on route 17. This beachfront property sits on 57 acres of elegantly wooded and landscaped grounds. The resort has six outdoor pools and one indoor pool with Jacuzzi. The indoor pool is in the same building as our unit. Our unit is in lodge two, the beach is just a short walk away through a beautifully landscaped paved path. The unit has two bedrooms and two baths, a full kitchen and two balconies overlooking beautifully landscaped walking paths. The master bedroom has a queen-sized bed, the second bedroom has two twin beds and there is a queen sized sleeper sofa in the living room, the unit comfortably sleeps six. We include a beach front locker, equipped with beach chairs for our guests use (please contact the owner for details).
Keywords: Second floor condo, elevator. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Full kitchen, Two Balconies (one is fully screened). 43 inch plasma in living room, 32 inch LCD in master bedroom, six pools, one indoor pool in our building, free wifi
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Ocean creek has a unique beach layout, which provides for an abundance of beach front, crowds are never an issue at this resort. Our condo is near everything (but not too near) we have nearby shopping and most importantly golf, both miniature and world class golf courses. (did I mention that there was golf?)
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stage for a reggae Purim Ball celebrating their dad's February
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will be a different pair of Marley's 11 children arriving in Israel next
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children. His mother was table tennis champion Anita Belnavis, who had a brief
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Need some opinions on this and wondered if any of you have been in this situation.
I've sent a package to a Friend in Los Angeles in USA on the 3rd May I sent this via Royal Mail it was sent as "Airmail Sm Pk" and i'm wondering how long it would take for my package to reach the USA it's been 3 Weeks now and i'm getting concerned.
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The normal transit time for Royal Mail airmail to the states is between 4 and 7 days, although sometimes it can take quite a while longer.
What can happen is that a package is held by US customs officials for inspection, and that can extend the delivery period to three or even four weeks at times. Did you mark the package as to content?
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By Rob Mitchum and Tyler Grisham , August 9, 2010
Photos by Brian Leli and Kirstie Shanley; Above: Arcade Fire by Kirstie Shanley
In its sixth year of stationary existence, Lollapalooza has become a Chicago institution, complete with its own version of Chicago Way politics. It has grown beyond the point where comparing it back to the Lollapaloozas of yore is a relevant or worthy practice-- where the festival once celebrated "alternative music," it's become, simply, "music." Hence the star attraction in 2010 is the reigning ruler of pop, while the two headliner callbacks to the "good old days" perform like a Broadway wedding band and an oldies jukebox. Freak shows have given way to gourmet dining, but who cares-- a Kuma's Corner burger is far more satisfying than a guy hammering a nail up his nose.
No, the more interesting angle now is the role of indie rock in this temple to the common denominator. Six years ago, it was a novelty to see groups used to playing to hundreds sheepishly goggle-eyed at suddenly playing to thousands. But with the nation-wide proliferation of festivals, it's the usual summer routine for any band signed to Merge or Sub Pop these days. The result has been a complacent competence-- for every Arcade Fire that has fed off the masses to magnify its sound, there are 100 acts that have merely become adept at entertaining people between trips to the beer tent.
Friday, August 6
The Big Pink [3 p.m.; Adidas MEGA Stage]
Photo by Brian Leli
The anthemic Big Pink are tailor-made for large-scale festivals like Lollapalooza. Their songs feature swelling choruses and blazing guitar riffs that seem in their most natural state when soaring over the sweaty brows of 10,000 festivalgoers. But they gave us some surprises alongside their usual flag-waving stuff, opening their set with a vicious blast of staticky noise and a lot more into a bit of navel-gazing noodlery than I was expecting. The crowd, it seemed, wasn't expecting it either; quite a few folks began spilling out quickly after they played early single "Velvet". Naturally, though, once they reached the conclusion of the set with closer "Dominos", the remaining audience members began to fall like, well, you know. --Tyler Grisham
Devo [4 p.m.; Parkways Stage]
Photo by Brian Leli
Filling Friday's nostalgia act slot on the South Stage, Devo was an inspired choice-- a history lesson for the teenage Lady Gaga impersonators dripping makeup while staking out front row positions. As the fornicating French fries and donuts of their opening video montage showed, Devo can claim godfather status to the brand of provocative video art of which Gaga is the current world champ. Choreography, costume changes, and crazy outfits? You bet, including Phantom of the Opera helmets, tear-away biohazard suits, and Mark Mothersbaugh doing a cheerleading routine to "Mongoloid". All this despite graying hair and beer bellies, as Devo appears to have found a new form of nerd-chic that might simply be called "Dad." But despite an impressively deranged synth-pop tautness that hasn't devolved a bit over Devo's 40-year career, the tucked-in t-shirts and kneepads likely left the kids rolling their eyes as if they were watching their parents sing along to "that ra-ra-ooh-la-la song." --Rob Mitchum
The New Pornographers [4 p.m.; Budweiser Stage]
Photo by Kirstie Shanley
An increasing number of big-time indie acts dominate the late afternoon and early evening sets at Lollapalooza. Some have seemed to follow a more natural progression than others: The intricate guitar interplay and unusual harmonies of Dirty Projectors, for instance, may not seem like quite the best fit for one of the nation's largest festivals (more on that later), but the infectious power-pop of the New Pornographers provided the perfect mid-day dose of populist energy. After a few sound problems at the outset (the harmonies of "The Laws Have Changed" were nearly uniformly off-key), they quickly pulled it together for Dan Bejar's lead on "Jackie Dressed in Cobras".
Oh, and Neko Case was there, sporting a sun hat with a brim so wide its shadow completely obscured her face (the fire-red hair protruding from the back of it was enough identification). "I'll tell you one thing," she interjected in a bit of mid-set banter, "Lady Gaga will have a better hat than I do." She was right, obviously, Lady Gaga had many hats far more interesting and bizarre than Neko's. But that's kind of what Gaga's about. The New Pornographers, on the other hand, don't need all those wacky hats. They have a few good ones, and they wear them really, really well. --Tyler Grisham
Fuck Buttons [5 p.m.; Sony bloggie Stage]
Photo by Kirstie Shanley
Behemoth that it is, Lollapalooza is generally slow to catch on to the prevailing underground trends. In other words, 2011 is going to be chillwave city, but this year, those microgenres need not apply. So England's Fuck Buttons were an anomalous booking, a rare band among this weekend's hundreds that could claim a place in the noise, psych, and drone scenes prevalent in the blog conversation. As such, their sample-based sonic assault felt deliciously weird, especially in the idyllic shady setting of the across-the-street stage, where the sun set slowly over the Michigan Avenue streetwall. Hunched over a table of gadgets, including at least one Game Boy, Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power unleashed serrated loops that built in intensity over their hour set, sending many a curious onlooker fleeing for the beer tents. To stage right, a statue of Abraham Lincoln sat with an expressionless stare, riding out the storm from the depths of a presidential K-hole and wishing he had brought earplugs. --Rob Mitchum
Hot Chip [6 p.m.; Parkways Stage]
Photo by Kirstie Shanley
Hot Chip had probably one of the least-enviable slots of the entire weekend: warming up the crowd for Lady Gaga. Of course, sharing the same stage as the evening's headliner has its advantages. A massive audience was already gathering two hours before Gaga took the stage, and most of these kids came ready to dance, and Hot Chip obliged-- opening with "Boy From School" is a pretty good way to get a bunch of asses shaking. Following a brief introduction in which the band apologized for the missing member (Joe Goddard's wife is soon to give birth-- congratulations!) they launched into the rest of a set heavy on material from their latest album, One Life Stand, occasionally joined by a video image of Goddard (on a tiny onstage screen, which most audience members would never be able to see) singing his lines on songs like "One Pure Thought". Other highlights from the latest album included "Take It In", "I Feel Better", and the eminently danceable "We Have Love". --Tyler Grisham
The Black Keys [6 p.m.; Budweiser Stage]
Photo by Brian Leli
I can't think of a more fitting band to represent modern-era Lollapalooza than the Black Keys. One could write them off as "the band you call when the White Stripes say 'No' six years in a row," but they've fought and clawed their way up the stage ladder like a career minor-leaguer. This year, in their fourth Lollapalooza appearance, they seemed to finally hit the Big Show, warming up the north-side megastage for the Strokes as part of the Gaga-backlash rockism buffet. With an impressively-coordinated stage theme-- enormous tire-tread art backdrop, tire-tread drum riser, amps sitting on tires-- handling the showbiz, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney went about their blue-collar business as usual, raging through blues-rock in flannel shirts. The set kicked up a notch when they expanded to a 4-piece; not exactly Dylan-at-Newport, but a stylistic change that enabled the more nuanced Stones-plundering of this year's Brothers to shine. Only in 2010 would this strip-mined sound be considered alternative, but a rapturous crowd response confirmed the backwards-looking preferences of today's Lollapalooza is the Black Keys' natural setting. --Rob Mitchum
Lady Gaga [8 p.m.; Parkways Stage]
Photo by Kirstie Shanley
Lady Gaga spared no expense on her triumphant return to Lollapalooza. After an underwhelming and poorly received set in 2007 (back when she had black hair but the same disco bra), Gaga got the last laugh as she closed out the headlining stage on Friday night. She didn't mince any words about it, either, taking more than one mid-song opportunity to offer an autobiographical pep talk. (She was picked on in school and now she's the biggest celebrity in the world; if we all try really really hard, we too can be anything we want to be, etc.) Then she indulged herself a little more by hauling out her former DJ, Lady Starlight, for a bizarre reenactment of her old shows' "heavy-metal break" involving a Metallica song and the ol' aerosol can + lighter = flame thrower gimmick. After a while, instead of being bored or insulted by her odd brand of self-help pontification, it actually started coming off as sweet and sincere.
But after about four set changes (curtains dropped and all; strange video interludes were the only attempt at keeping the audience entertained for transitions that each took just a few minutes too long), the whole belabored ordeal was starting to get a bit trying. The set was ostensibly to take the form of narrative about Gaga and her compatriots making their way to the "Monster Ball", foiled on their journey by a car crash, a train derailing, and, of course, the giant "monster" that looked suspiciously like a tentacled lantern fish but still made for a pretty impressive set piece. Naturally, there was no lack of spectacle: Gaga's costumes became increasingly more ornate throughout the evening, there were fountains that bled, syringe bannisters on a metal staircase, and the world's most badass keytar (which looked kind of like a glittery black Imperial Star Destroyer).
As for the songs, over the course of the two-hour set, she played nearly every tune in her discography: opening with "Dance in the Dark" from The Fame Monster; taking the piano on "Speechless" and it's new counterpart, the equally Elton John-ish "You and I"; shunning the requests for "Bad Romance" and replacing its usual slot in the set with "Teeth"-- she seemed just as interested as pulling out a few of her deeper cuts than just running through the hits. Of course, she did that too, saving "Poker Face", "Paparazzi", and "Bad Romance" for the final segment of the night. --Tyler Grisham
The Strokes [8:30 p.m.; Budweiser Stage]
Photo by Brian Leli
Julian Casablancas still wears his sunglasses at night. And while everyone at Lollapalooza Friday wondered all day about what the other headliner would be wearing, Casablancas proved to be tough sartorial competition with a leather, metal-studded jacket. It was almost as if everyone had forgotten about the Strokes, gone for only three years but seemingly already several chapters back in the serial novel of pop music. While pyrotechnics popped on the other end of the festival ("Fireworks. Shit." Casablancas dryly observed), The Strokes were positioned between three sets of gigantic parentheses, as if to satirize their status as afterthoughts.
But from the opening "New York City Cops", the Strokes made the most of their underdog status. They helped their cause by largely pretending First Impressions of Earth never existed, filling the setlist out with the all killer/no filler of their first two records. It's sillier than ever to think back to when the Strokes were dubbed the saviors of rock'n'roll, especially while the corporate blandness of Lollapalooza make a convincing argument for letting the genre expire in peace. But for one mosquito-bitten night in Grant Park, it wasn't hard to explain why that unforgiving label was ever applied to the Strokes in the first place. --Rob Mitchum
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CONNECTICUT (31-4) vs. MICHIGAN STATE (30-6)
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The Huskies' biggest star, literally, is 7-foot-3 Hasheem Thabeet, the Big East's co-player of the year and its defensive player of the year after averaging 4.3 blocks per game, second in the nation. His scoring average has increased in each of his three seasons, and he enters the Final Four averaging 13.5 points and 10.9 rebounds. Senior forward Jeff Adrien also averages a double-double at 13.7 points and 10.0 rebounds. Senior guard A.J. Price leads the team in scoring at 14.7 points per game, but he averaged 20.0 during the NCAA tournament.
rial Hall of Fame in 2005, Calhoun is one of two active coaches with 800 wins, 557 of which have come in his 23 seasons at Connecticut. He missed the opening-round game against Chattanooga because of dehydration, then faced allegations of possible recruiting violations before the regional semifinals.
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Sophomore guard Kalin Lucas, the Big Ten's player of the year, leads the Spartans in scoring (14.6) and assists (4.5), and he was fourth in the conference in assist-to-turnover ratio at 2.19. Senior guard Travis Walton was the conference's defensive player of the year, and his best effort might have been holding Louisville's Terrence Williams to 1-for-7 shooting in the regional final. Senior center Goran Suton is averaging 14.3 points and 11.5 rebounds in the tournament and was selected the MVP of the Midwest Regional.
ns in the Final Four for the fifth time, and they won it all in 2000. In his 14th season at Michigan State, his teams are known for their toughness on the boards and tenacious defense. With 335 career victories, Izzo is just five behind Jud Heathcote, his former boss at Michigan State.
The Spartans have the ``home dome'' advantage with their campus about a 90-minute drive from Ford Field. Michigan State is No. 1 in the country in rebound margin, grabbing 38.8 per game, an average of 9.6 more than its opponents. The Spartans have fought through some nagging injuries all season; the one affecting them most right now is the broken nose suffered by Raymar Morgan in the regional semifinals. He wore a protective mask for one half against Louisville, a game in which he went scoreless, dropping his average for the tournament to 5.8.
Keep the kids away from the paint in this game with two of the best rebounding teams in the country going after missed shots and Connecticut trying to block everything Michigan State puts up. Connecticut has averaged 87 points in the tournament. Michigan State must control the tempo and not turn the ball over to keep that number down. Look for the Spartans to bring Suton outside to try and open things up inside.
of green in Ford Field won't be enough to keep it from improving to 4-0.
NORTH CAROLINA (32-4) vs. VILLANOVA (30-7)
No. 1 North Carolina beat No. 16 Radford 101-58; No. 8 LSU 84-70; No. 4 Gonzaga 98-77; No. 2 Oklahoma 72-60.
Tyler Hansbrough, last season's consensus player of the year, was a first-team All-America this season after averaging 20.9 points and 8.1 rebounds. The senior holds every scoring record for North Carolina and the Atlantic Coast Conference. Ty Lawson was the ACC player of the year after running an offense that was second in the nation at 90 points per game. The junior point guard missed the ACC tournament and first-round NCAA game with a toe injury, but he won MVP honors in the South Regional after averaging 20 points and 6.7 assists while committing a total of two turnovers in the three games he played.
Roy Williams is in his seventh Final Four and third with the Tar Heels. He led North Carolina to the national championship in 2005. Including his years at Kansas, Williams is the first coach to win at least one NCAA tournament game in 20 consecutive seasons. Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame in 2007, Williams joined Mike Krzyzewski and John Wooden as the only coaches to reach five Final Fours in an eight-year period.
erybody back from the team that lost in the Final Four last season, a fact that had them a unanimous preseason No. 1 selection. They spent 10 weeks at No. 1, and all their losses were in the ACC. The worry over Lawson's toe injury is gone as he had the Tar Heels running and scoring as usual, while the defense was able to hold Oklahoma to 60 points in the regional final.
No. 3 Villanova beat No. 14 American 80-67; No. 6 UCLA 89-69; No. 2 Duke 77-54; No. 1 Pittsburgh 78-76.
Villanova really doesn't have a star, just a lot of really good players with six averaging between 16.2 points (Dante Cunningham) and 6.9 points (Reggie Redding). They all play defense, and three players have more than 100 assists. Scottie Reynolds is the go-to guy at the end of games. It was his driving shot with less than a second left that won the East Regional final against Pittsburgh.
Jay Wright is not just the only rookie in the Final Four, he is the only coach here without a national championship to his credit. The win that got the Wildcats to the Final Four for the first time since 1985 was Wright's 300th in his 15th season overall and eighth at Villanova. He was selected the coach of the year in the Big East this season.
to under 40 percent shooting overall and 29 percent from 3-point range. They're struggling from 3-point range, however, hitting only 29 percent, well below their 36 percent mark for the season. The lack of size, Cunningham is a 6-8 center, is made up for with the ability to constantly switch defenders to avoid mismatches.
Both teams want to run, but it would be to Villanova's advantage to try and keep the score as low as possible. The Tar Heels have a size advantage up front, but Villanova was able to negate that all season in the Big East. Avoiding turnovers will be the key for the Wildcats.
Villanova's stunning national championship run in 1985 has a lot of people thinking that could happen again. This Villanova team is better than that one, but this North Carolina team is playing as well as it has all season - good enough to move them to championship game.


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