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The Office of the Vice President for Administration is pleased to announce the appointment of Cathy M. Beard as assistant vice president of human resources.
Beard comes to New Paltz with a wealth of experience in public sector human resources administration. Most recently, Beard held the position of assistant director of employee relations at SUNY System Administration in Albany and from 1999 to 2003 was manager of employee and labor relations at SUNY Binghamton.
In addition to 15 years of experience in human resources management, Beard has a number of professional and community affiliations. She has worked as a mentor, served as regional vice president for the New York State Public Employers Labor Relations Association and senator for the SUNY Faculty Senate.
Beard received her bachelor's degree in business administration from Empire State College and her master's degree in public administration from SUNY Binghamton. Welcome, Cathy!
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The Office of the Provost has announced the appointment of Mary Beth Collier as the new executive assistant to the provost.
Collier comes to New Paltz from Mount St. Mary College, where she served as the associate dean of students from 1995 until her appointment at New Paltz. She also served as the director of counseling and career development at Mount St. Mary.
Collier is entirely SUNY educated. She received her master's degree in counseling and her certificate of advanced studies in personnel services from SUNY Albany, and her undergraduate degree in anthropology from SUNY Potsdam. She is currently a doctoral student in educational administration and policy studies, with a concentration in higher education, at SUNY Albany. She lives in the City of Newburgh with her family. Welcome to New Paltz!
Division for Student Affairs appoints two new members
The Division for Student Affairs has announced the appointment of two new staff members.
Suzanne Lowry, the new director of Student Activities, comes to New Paltz from Columbia University Medical School, where she was an activities coordinator for student affairs. She was also an assistant director of student activities for several years at Iona College, where she specialized in programming, Greek affairs and leadership development. Lowry earned a master's degree in mass communication, with a concentration in public relations, from Iona College in 2002.
Beth King joins the Career Resource Center staff as the internship and service learning coordinator. In this role, her focus will be creating new and maintaining existing employer relationships regionally and in the New York City metropolitan area, working with academic departments to facilitate placement of students into internships. For the last six years, King has worked as the extern coordinator and placement counselor at the Culinary Institute of America. She is currently completing her master's degree in psychology at New Paltz.
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- Police question 57 people over yesterday's G8 protests, with further protest expected.
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After 11 straight days with highs of 95 degrees or higher, we are forecasting at least 7 straight days with highs in the 80s.
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• Scorched to 105 Saturday, shattering the record of 102 and coming within a degree of the all-time record of 106, set 7/20/1913 and 8/6/1918.
• We have had 4 consecutive days of 100+.
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Concerned parents have spoken out after a row over changes to the uniform at Sandwich Technology School.
Parents claim that the secondary school has banned children from wearing fitted, stretchy trousers, socks with coloured heels and boys sporting facial hair.
This has angered pupils and parents who say that expecting them to buy a new uniform straight after Christmas is unacceptable.
One parent claimed that when her Year 11 daughter complained about this she was excluded for the day.
Kate Lewis, of Grantham Avenue, Deal, said: "My daughter was excluded for a day on Friday along with 50 other pupils for trying to talk to the headmistress about this.
"A group of them went to talk to the head and the head told them to go away and she wouldn't speak to them. They've worn these types of trousers for five years. She's only got a couple of months left. I'm not buying her a new pair."
Mrs Lewis explained that the school had told them this was not a new change but she says nothing had been said before about her daughter's fitted trousers.
She added: "I've told them my daughter will be coming to school in these trousers or she doesn't come to school at all.
"Every day she's being pulled out of lessons and spoken to about her uniform and taking valuable time out of her classes.
"All my children have come here and I've never had a problem but now they've changed the head all these problems have started."
Aileen O'Leary, from Sandwich, said: "I think the uniform is perfect, it makes it a lot easier for us parents – but not half-way through the year.
"Tell us the academic year before if you're going to change it. That would be much fairer.
"I'm not surprised this has angered so many parents and the facial hair thing I really don't understand."
Phil Sidall, 58, of Gore Lane, Eastry, said he feels disappointed over the lack of communication from the school, claiming that the head teacher would not return his calls over the matter.
He added: "I've been ringing to try and speak to the head but haven't been able to get through.
"A lot of parents can't afford these new trousers straight after Christmas, it's short notice, and even the teachers aren't setting a good example when they're wearing jeans."
Mr Sidall also said that some of the pupils held a protest against the stricter regulations and were subsequently suspended for five days, although this was denied by head teacher Veronica Gomez.
"Parents and carers are advised of the dress code when their child joins and sign a Home-School Agreement that says they will ensure that their child observes the uniform rules. To add further clarity, there is an illustrated guide to the dress code on our school website.
"In May 2012, in a newsletter to parents, I first highlighted my concerns that a number of students were wearing very tight fitting trousers or even leggings instead of trousers, that were not appropriate for school. I reiterated my concerns in letters dated July 2012, February 2013 and May 2013.
"Despite all of our efforts, students have continued to flout the rules and, in December 2013, in a further letter, I advised parents and carers that the dress code would be enforced strictly and without exception – some 19 months after I first raised the issue.
"With regard to the assertion that students have been suspended for five days for protesting against the rules, this is simply not true.
"We encourage students to wear their uniform with pride and the vast majority of parents have been supportive of this issue being addressed."
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Help! Before Hurricane Irene came through here, we picked as many of our habaneros as possible. Almost all of them are still green. I'm ripening some on the counter.
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The Mets First-Round Pick Dispute Is More Important Than You Think
The Mets are looking for an outfielder, and are currently debating whether to go after the biggest free agent still on the market: Michael Bourn. Bourn, because he had a fantastic season in 2012, will cost the Mets their first-round draft pick if he is signed. Well, maybe. Why is this draft pick so important? First, let's look at this explanation of the situation the Mets front office is currently in by Jon Presser of The Shea Faithful:
If they were to sign Bourn, the Mets would forfeit not only their first round pick, but also the allotted money for that pick, which could cripple their entire draft.
The way the MLB Draft works now, teams are given a capped budget for their first ten picks of a given draft, a non-negotiable figure that cannot be exceeded under any circumstances.
Last year, the Mets had a total budget of roughly $7 million, and their top pick was valued at about $2.55 million, or 35% of their total budget.
While those numbers may be different in 2013, it's reasonable to expect that their top pick will be roughly 25-35% of their total budget. That's a lot to give up for Michael Bourn.
Giving up the first-round slot money may not seem like a big deal from the outside, but, as Presser writes, it would have a huge impact on the draft. Signing a first round pick will probably not cost a team the entire slotted money for that pick (unless you draft a guy like Mark Appel, who demanded millions and fell), and the money left over is crucial to the rest of the draft. For example, the Mets' first-round pick was worth $2.55 million last season. They drafted Gavin Cecchini, who signed for $2.3 million. That's an extra $250,000 that the team can spend in later rounds, giving them more freedom. In theory, they would be able to take a risk on a high-ceiling high school player, who maybe fell because of signability concerns.
Coming in a year when the Mets' draft budget is already tight, this is going to be very important. The front office failed to sign their second round pick last year. This year, they keep the pick (meaning they now have two first-rounders), but the slot money from last year does not carry over.
If Major League Baseball does not allow the Mets to sign Bourn and keep their pick, I would completely understand why Sandy Alderson would not sign him. Throwing away an entire draft just for one player is not worth it. The Mets system is still in recovery mode. They are still building depth. Losing the pick and money would be the last thing the farm system needs.
It remains to be seen exactly what's going to happen, however. Major League Baseball really doesn't have a reason to give the Mets what they want, because it would, in theory, drive up player salaries. However, if the league and union go to arbitration over this, it's probably more likely that the arbitrator will allow the Mets to keep the pick, siding with the "spirit of the rule" argument. Whatever decision is made will have a big impact on the Mets' future plans.


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Another baseball player from Cuba's National Team defects to the U.S.
Another star baseball player from the Cuban National Team has defected, mysteriously leaving behind the wonderful and magnanimous "reforms" of Raul Castro, Cuba's apartheid dictator and slave master.
Report: Cuban national pitcher defects in Iowa
A newspaper report and congresswoman in Florida indicate that a pitcher on Cuba's national baseball team defected after the team arrived in Des Moines, Iowa, for an exhibition game against the United States.
Misael Siverio, 24, left the team at 10 p.m. Tuesday night at a central Iowa hotel, aided by friends, according to the El Nuevo Herald, a Spanish-language sister newspaper of the Miami Herald.
Today, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen — a U.S. Representative from Florida's 27th District — tweeted: "This week, #Cuban defector @ynscspds won @MLB #HRDerby. 2day pitcher Misael Siverio defected hours after arriving in US. Welcome 2 freedom!"
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Can I be an Aussie too?
By Jessica Yadegaran
Thursday, September 14th, 2006 at 12:38 pm in Uncategorized.
I've got Australia on the brain. And wine not? They are the number two supplier of imported wines to the US. Their wines are complex without being over-the-top. You can always spot a Barossa Valley Shiraz for its velvet luxury. Aussies make the best sparkling roses and their Reislings are dry enough to pass for Sauvingnon Blanc. An Aussie's wit is even drier. They've never taken themselves too seriously. And they keep their prices just as accessible as their wines. Here are some of my favorites:
Yellowglen "Yellow" or "Pink" Southeastern Australian Sparkling NV. Get it at BevMo for around $10.
Jacob's Creek Sparkling Rose NV. Have it with salmon or something garlicky.
Hardy's South Australian Sparkling Shiraz NV. Deep purple and berry delicious. Usually runs under $20.
Cullen Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon 2003. Big enough to be a Shiraz but smooth enough to be an aged California Cabernet. A really unbelievable wine.
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Step 1: Supplies
If you want to make larger pom poms, you'll need a bigger fork, like a salad serving fork.
The pom poms I'm making in this tutorial are about 1 inch in diameter (marked "small fork" in the image below). I used a simple dinner fork.
Step 2: Wrap Your Fork
For small pom poms, wrap the yarn around the fork about twenty times. Keep your wraps tight. Also, be sure to center your wraps in the middle of the fork, leaving space at the bottom and top of the fork.
If you want a fuller pom pom, or you're creating a larger pom pom, wrap the yarn around more (the large pom poms pictured previously were wrapped around a larger spoon 50 times).
Don't be afraid to experiment with the size and amount of wraps. You can also extend the length the yarn covers the fork. Just be consistent. If you want all of your pom poms to come out the same size, use the same fork and wrap it around the same number of times for each one.
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Well described and so easy. I lay a thread through the centre prongs before I start wrapping - less fiddly.
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A fresh take on the longtime SouthWest Orlando neighborhood favorite.
Over the years, Suite 12 at the Marketplace in Dr. Phillips has been the spot to grab a drink, a great meal, watch "the game" or enjoy live music by popular local talent. This large but cozy establishment evolved over time but a few important things made it a success for years: great food and a friendly, family friendly atmosphere.
Recently, a group of local restaurateurs purchased the restaurant to save it from the downhill trajectory it had taken. Their first move was to renovate the dining room to give guests a cleaner, more modern but still comfortable environment and then, they put together an experienced team with the goal of reviving the space and becoming once again, the best casual Italian restaurant in the neighborhood.
Cariera's menu features a selection of the Italian classics we all crave but also offers special plates created by a very passionate team led by Chef Rafaelle Marsilio from the Campania region of Italy. Menu items include fish, poultry, salads, soups, sandwiches, pizza and a variety of appetizers. Signature items include Seafood Di Mare with shrimp, calamari, clams, mussels, lobster and other seasonal fish in a spicy marinara sauce and chef's specialty, Veal Francese, lightly battered veal sautéed with lemon and wine and served on linguine alla marinara. Among starters you will find: antipasto platter, eggplant rolletini and clams casino. Entrée prices range from $11-$26. Soups, sandwiches, salads and crispy-crust pizzas range from $6-$15. After dinner, indulge in one of many homemade desserts, including cannoli and tiramisu, made fresh every day.
An extensive wine list and a full service bar is available, offering a wide selection of liquors, ports, and cognacs. And an outdoor lounge area will accommodate those wanting to enjoy a selection of cigars. Open every day for lunch and dinner, Cariera's is the perfect place to host your next party or social event and to cater from.
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What could be more appropriate for raising money for Imagination Library than a fun community Spelling Bee? This Eastern Tennessee community has pulled together a hilarious send-up for a great cause - childhood literacy.
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How Would You Brand the Zurich 2012 Olympics?
How Would You Brand the Zurich 2012 Olympics?
George Strouzas, a design student in Athens, answered that question with an excellent design package. His posters for the fictitious Olympics are based on patterns created with his original logo forms, much like Tamer Kosel did with his logo designs.
The logo is composed to subtractively represent four people through the forms of four legs, with each pair facing a different cardinal direction. Strouzas says that he intended the design to symbolize unity and neutrality.
His reasoning for color choices:
I think he did a great job with the forms and colors, and made an effort to give every part of the design a meaning and purpose. This is a great exercise idea for design classes.
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Geek me out on a computer for processing HD video
So here's the deal. I have a Lenovo laptop with AMD processor outlined below
It has been a nice laptop for what I use it for which is mainly word processing, Excel, surfing internet, and some light duty 3D CAD.
But I now have 2 issues. First is that the hard drive is almost full, its 250g and I back up to a 1T Seagate but I really don't like to have to move stuff off my computer to the back up drive and not have it available.
The second reason is why my hard drive space is maxed which is that I have been taking a lot of HD videos on my helmet cam. Wow are those big files.
Making a short Youtube clip for me and my buddies can take all day, literally. It takes awhile to download the camera. Then I have been using Windows Movie Maker to splice n dice. When I import the videos into WMM, it can takes hours for the program to process the videos, which I assume is a function of my laptop not being up to the job. The final straw is that I need to save the video as a file and upload it to youtube and the saving part takes another hour.
I'm sick of it. I would like to either buy or build a desktop that is turbo. I don't need or want some liquid cooled gaming thing. I simply want to be able to process videos in a fraction of the time. I want a metric shitton of space either through multiple drives or something.
I love to build things, build lots of bikes, it's my nature to build vs buy but I also understand the economics of time vs money. If I can buy a desktop for about what I would pay to build, then no, I will buy. But if you can spec out a complete recipe for a powerhouse that I can build assuming reasonable intelligence, I'm all ears.
I should also admit I'm not very computer savvy. I can follow instructions and do medium basic procedures but I'm not writing code.
Speed-fast on a scale of 1-10 I want at least a 9 depending on price
Price-I'd like to keep just the tower part to under 1000, 750 if possible
Hard Drive-I like redundant but I don't understand the terminology. I don't ever want to lose my stuff, so maybe 2 drives? And my external I have?
So, help me out with either a recommendation or build recipe, and no I'm not getting a Mac, not cool enough to own one.:ear
I'd build with a new AMD 8350, Asus Sabertooth motherboard, a 128gb SSD for your software and operating system and I currently run a RAID 5 array for data protection. IT'll be fast, it's great at threaded workloads like photoshop and other image or video encoding software. IT does take a bit more power than the latest Ivy bridge 3770k, but it's also over a hundred dollars cheaper. You can easily spec out a system with a decent graphics card for under a grand.
Here's some quick links to give you an idea.
as many of these as you want for data storage/Raid array.
Should be a good start.
I don't do Intel systems as I'm a root for the underdog kinda guy and remember the Intel scandals with OEMS years ago.
I do a lot of video and photos and Inventor work on my system. It's buttery smooth with the SSD and 8 cores.
Here is a machine that I built about a year or so ago for video editing and it works great. I don't know that much about the new AMD processors but I really like my current processor. See the links below for some of the stuff that my machine has
I've got mine overclocked to 4.0GHz and it has been stable for nearly a year now, it is only possible with a CPU cooler like the one listed here:
Cheap case (spend more here if you can)
Memory (probably not the best deal out there right now but it is what i have and it works great)
I have three of these in a RAID5 array and then I have a SSD for my main drive. Works great, I have the drives in the case and no extra software or hardware needed. I use the SSD for my boot drive, for speed and the RAID array for storage.
Motherboard that I use it's obviously not the best out there but it works for me. Make sure that your MB supports USB 3.0!
Here is a video card that I used for my brother's gaming PC and he likes it pretty well. I have a cheaper slower one that works fine for video but I would recommend something like this.
And then of course you would need some software and other odds and ends to make the deal but those are the basics and hopefully give you some ideas.
Thanks guys I guess it's not that complicated after all.
I had a talk with an IT buddy and he said i5 quad core running 3 ghz or faster, ssd as a scratch, couple regular 1T drives for storage, 16 g ram and some other stuff I forgot:D
He did say the new I7 processor would be a waste for me because the processors are so fast these days that it's the other components that slow everything down.
With that said, I checked out the components you guys recommended and had a look around newegg. What about one of the pre packaged kits that includes everything?
Seems like there is a nice discount and many packages available. I'm not doing any gaming so I don't think I need some turbo graphics card. I get lost in the variations in graphics cards etc. can you recommend one of the packages that I can either upgrade memory or add a ssd to?
make it an i7 Hackintosh
Nope not complicated at all really.
If you answer the questions in the asking for build help sticky here, http://hardforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=40
You will get some very very good build recomendations, and usually an explanation as to why it's right, as well as what amounts to the best bang per $ possible.
Being a lower class geek, when I needed a hot computer for a RC Flying Simulation program, I used NewEgg. They list a bunch of basic packages, some with video cards. You can add in what you want for extra. I have bought several computers and other computer stuff from them and been very pleased. I'm thinking you will probably need to start with one of their gamer computers.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboB...=Combo.1095774 isn't a bad combo, you'd have to add an SSD and graphics card.
If you really want the i5, this combo isn't bad either.
needs a SSD and graphics card as well.
Graphics card selection can border on religious for some people. If you're just editing video and playing video, you don't need a badass gaming card. However, some software is going gpgpu compute to apply filters and effects to photos and video, in which case a badass graphics card can speed up your workloads. Depends on what software you plan to use and if you actually care if something takes ten hours or nine to render.
In the 140 buck range, these two cards are pretty good.
Good luck! Building a computer isn't hard.
Christmas is coming! Check out Dell's outlet store:
They have returned and refurbished computers for cheap. And during sales it gets crazy like the laptop I'm posting on now which cost 1,600 new and I got it for just over 400.
SSD would be nice but the big thing is you're going to have tons and tons of data that will need to be pushed around so that drive will be key. I'd get some USB 3.0 HD's to go along with whatever you buy since they will be much faster than your current one AND you can get very large drive and then use them for backup after. The price for storage is falling and falling :deal
This just went on a limited-time sale at Costco. ZT has quite the positive reputation for building corporate servers and they are assembled in New Jersey.
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Skeptical Sunday: Bigfoot Press Conference
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Finally, Bigfoot meets habeus corpus: three men claim they have the body of the elusive hirsute creature on ice, and throw a big press conference to prove it. Lots of journalists show up, as do the Bigfoot baggers. Days later the purported historic discovery turned out to be – gasp! – a hairy hoax. How did these men perpetuate the con – and why did the media, including Are We Alone?, bother to cover it?
Join us front row and center at this peculiar press event and for the post-mortem (sans body) of the latest chapter in the ongoing mythology that is Bigfoot.
- Lori Marino – Behavioral Biologist at Emory University
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New FX 5600 user question-32 bit color depth
I recently installed an Asylum Geforce FX 5600 card using the 4496-pkg2 installer on a RedHat 8.0 system. I made a few mistakes along the way, in particular not backing up my old XF86Config file. It is now installed, and mostly works great-very fast compared to my old ATI rage card.
One thing that I couldn't do is set XF86 for 32 bit color. When I try this, the X server crashes back to text mode.
I have another problem with my keyboard. My keyboard is a Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard, and it has a scroll wheel that worked before I upgraded the graphics card but doesn't now. I probably caused this problem by reconfiguring the X server using xf86config without backing up the old XF86Config file.
The drivers do not support 32 bit mode in X. Use 24 bit instead.
Thanks for the info. I am using 24 bit, but I thought that the higher color depth was supported.
Is this a card limitation, or an XFree86 limitation?
You specify 24 bits and it logs:
(**) NVIDIA(0): Depth 24, (--) framebuffer bpp 32
(==) NVIDIA(0): RGB weight 888
(==) NVIDIA(0): Default visual is TrueColor
So, apparently it uses 32 bits per pixel in the framebuffer, but there are 24 bits actually in use, 8 per color.
According to xdpyinfo the following depths are supported:
depths (7): 24, 1, 4, 8, 15, 16, 32
So for all purposes except alpha blending it is 32-bit color, it is just called 24 bit in the configuration.
(most 32 bit color modes are really 3x8 bit with maybe an alpha channel for overlaying, but some professional cartds, e.g. for medical purposes, have a 32 bit mode that is 3x10 bits)
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> Brian Lavender has been contacted by STC, and pass the info on to me,
> and I've contacted them to let them know we're probably interested in
> taking part in the event. (I'm sure some SacLUG and RoseLUG folks would
> be willing to help out, too.)
Unfortunately, it seems the non-profit space has filled up!
"Unfortunately, our non-profit booths have filled up, so the only
booths available are $250 standard booths (plus another
$25 if the company wants to give a presentation at the Pavilion).
Sharing a booth with different area Linux organizations may make
that less of a problem; you would have power but we don't have access
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Britney Spears recites 'Thriller' opening in BBC's 'It's Britney Witch' skit
Britney Spears sure knows how to get into the spirit of Halloween. She teamed with BBC's Nick Grimshaw to give the most adorable take on Michael Jackson's "Thriller" in a sketch called "It's Britney Witch."
Yes, the video does involve Spears walking around holding a broomstick while reciting the opening to "Thriller." Whether or not this is as scary as BBC clearly thinks it is, this is about as cute as Spears has been since she had her sons in her "Ooh La La" music video.
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Morristown, NJ (PRWEB) May 05, 2014
Atlantic Health System, one of the largest not-for-profit health care organizations in New Jersey, today announced the launch of its first version of four smartphone and tablet apps that will allow the public to better track and maintain their health, as well as quickly access hospital information and resources.
There is a separate Be Well app for each of the Atlantic Health System hospitals: Morristown, Overlook and Newton Medical Centers and Goryeb Children's Hospital. The apps can be downloaded from the App Store for Apple users, and the Google Play store for Android users, by searching "Be Well." A Chilton Medical Center app is in development and will launch this summer.
"In the near future, personal devices such as smart phones and tablets will have a greater role in how people access the health care resources they need, as well as manage their health," said Linda Reed, RN, Vice President, Behavioral and Integrative Medicine and Chief Information Officer, Atlantic Health System. "The Be Well apps give our communities more access to our hospitals, no matter where they are, and give them the tools to help them be among the healthiest in the nation."
Studies have shown mobile technology's growing role in the management of health. According to the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project, released in 2013, more than a third of U.S. adults have gone online to figure out a medical condition, and of these, half followed up with a visit to a medical professional. The Pew study also found that one in five smartphone owners has a health app, and industry reports predict that 500 million people will be using health care-related apps by next year.
The app includes numerous features that allow users to access resources and information, including:
The apps will be continuously enhanced with more features and functions, increasing the connectivity between users, their health care providers and Atlantic Health System's services.
The apps can also be downloaded at http://gethealthy.at/atlantichealth/.
Atlantic Health System, headquartered in Morristown, New Jersey, is one of the largest non-profit health care systems in New Jersey. It includes Morristown Medical Center in Morristown, NJ; Overlook Medical Center in Summit, NJ; Newton Medical Center in Newton, NJ; Chilton Medical Center in Pompton Plains, NJ; and Goryeb Children's Hospital in Morristown, NJ, as well as Atlantic Rehabilitation, and Atlantic Home Care and Hospice. It also includes its subsidiary, Atlantic Ambulance Corporation. Atlantic Health System comprises 1,599 licensed beds, nearly 13,400 employees and more than 3,700 physicians. Atlantic Health System is a clinical and academic affiliate of The Mount Sinai Hospital and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; a Major Clinical Affiliate of Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey; part of Atlantic Accountable Care Organization, one of the largest ACOs in the nation, and is a member of AllSpire Health Partners.


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> try (this is a guess):
> Support for integral audio in Intel's I/O Controller Hub (ICH)
> chipset, as used on the 810/820/840 motherboards.
ok well mandrake had figured out to insmod i810_audio for me (which is
controled by that option) so it looks like I'm probably SOL (says you gotta
use 48000Hz but even that didn't help.
Oh, well, l guess I'll just steal the Sound Blaster out of my Dumb termnial.
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Today, Epic Games and Atari launched a new section of the Unreal Tournament 2004 Web site, which is solely dedicated to renting servers to UT 2004 players. Drawing inspiration from other companies that have provided similar services in recent years (such as EA's service for Battlefield 1942), UT 2004's rental program is designed specifically to make it easy for clans to set up their own gaming servers.
In terms of pricing options, servers on the new service can be secured on a month-to-month plan, with a price of $8 per player slot on a public server and $4 per player slot on a private server. The site offers 8- to 16-player slots per server, and server managers will be able to maintain their servers through an administrative Web manager on the Web site. Additional details about the service can be found in this UT 2004 FAQ devoted to the program.


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Methods of reducing the floating body effect in vertical transistors are disclosed. The floating body effect occurs when an active region in a pillar is cut off from the substrate by a depletion region and the accompanying electrostatic potential created. In a preferred embodiment, a word line is recessed into the substrate to tie the upper active region to the substrate. The resulting memory cells are preferably used in dynamic random access memory (DRAM) devices.
1. A method of forming a memory cell, comprising:
forming a trench within a substrate, whereby a ridge in the substrate is defined proximate to the trench;
filling the trench with an insulating material;
forming a semiconductor pillar over the ridge, wherein the semiconductor pillar is formed of single crystal silicon;
forming a source region within the ridge adjacent to the semiconductor pillar;
recessing the insulating material in the trench below a top point of the ridge; and
depositing a gate material after recessing the insulating material, wherein the gate material extends lower than the top point of the ridge.
2. The method of
3. The method of
4. The method of
5. The method of
6. The method of
forming a conductive plug over the semiconductor pillar; and
forming a container capacitor contacting the conductive plug.
7. The method of
8. The method of
forming a first mask having a plurality of lines over the substrate;
forming a second mask between the lines of the first mask wherein the first mask and the second mask form an exposed substrate island;
providing a spacer layer over the first mask and lining the second mask and the exposed substrate islands;
punching a contact through the spacer layer to the exposed substrate island; and
growing epitaxial silicon within the exposed substrate island after punching the contact.
9. The method of
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15. A method of forming a memory cell, comprising:
forming a trench within a substrate, whereby a ridge in the substrate is defined proximate to the trench;
filling the trench with an insulating material;
forming a semiconductor pillar over the ridge;
forming a source region within the ridge adjacent to the semiconductor pillar;
recessing the insulating material in the trench below a top point of the ridge;
depositing a gate material after recessing the insulating material, wherein the gate material extends lower than the top point of the ridge; and
forming a gate dielectric surrounding the semiconductor pillar prior to depositing the gate material.
16. The method of
17. The method of
18. A method of forming a memory cell, comprising:
forming a trench within a substrate, whereby a ridge in the substrate is defined proximate to the trench;
filling the trench with an insulating material;
forming a semiconductor pillar over the ridge;
forming a source region within the ridge adjacent to the semiconductor pillar;
recessing the insulating material in the trench below a top point of the ridge;
depositing a gate material after recessing the insulating material, wherein the gate material extends lower than the top point of the ridge;
forming a digit line after depositing the gate material; and
depositing a digit line plug.
19. A method of forming a memory array comprising:
defining a plurality of parallel trenches and ridges in a substrate;
filling the trenches with an isolation material;
forming a plurality of pillars over the ridges;
recessing the isolation material in the trench after forming the pillars; and
depositing a plurality of word lines over the isolation material and the ridges and surrounding a row of pillars after forming the pillars, wherein the word lines descend substantially into the trenches.
20. The method of
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/437,999, filed May 18, 2006, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,183,164 which is a divisional of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/010,752, filed Dec. 13, 2004, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,199,419 the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties herein.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of integrated circuit fabrication, specifically to the formation of transistors.
2. Description of the Related Art
Since the introduction of the digital computer, electronic storage devices have been a vital resource for the retention of data. Conventional semiconductor electronic storage devices, such as Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), typically incorporate capacitor and transistor structures in which the capacitors temporarily store data based on the charged state of the capacitor structure. In general, this type of semiconductor Random Access Memory (RAM) often requires densely packed capacitor structures that are easily accessible for electrical interconnection.
In order to increase efficiency of memory devices, there is an effort to create smaller memory cells. DRAM memory cells can shrink by decreasing the minimum feature size (F) through new and advanced lithography and etching techniques. Memory cells can also be decreased by designing a memory cell that requires less chip real estate in terms of minimum feature size. For example, many DRAM devices on the market today have a memory cell size of 8F2 or greater. However, DRAM devices can be made even smaller, such as 6F2 or 4F2. An example of a 6F2 device is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,734,482, issued to Tran, et al, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.
One method of designing smaller memory cells is to use vertical transistors, particularly vertical surrounding gate transistors (VSGT). VSGTs are typically metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistors (MOSFET) and can be designed in several different manners. In many embodiments of VSGTs, an upper active region of the device can be electrically separated from substrate by the lower source/drain region and/or by a dielectric layer. Such an electrically separated active region is known as a "floating body." The floating body can charge up and cause a transient bipolar current. This current can cause memory failures through cell capacitor discharge. Without being limited by theory, one explanation is that a transient hole current is caused by carriers generated during the high state. It is therefore desirable to minimize the floating body effect for small memory cells.
In an aspect of the invention, a method of reducing the floating body effect in a memory cell is disclosed. The method comprises forming an isolation trench within a substrate. A ridge is also defined in the substrate proximate to the isolation trench. The isolation trench is filled with an insulating material. A silicon pillar with an upper active area is formed over the ridge after filling the isolation trench. A source region is formed on the ridge adjacent to the silicon pillar. The insulating material in the isolation trench is recessed below a top point of the ridge in the substrate. A word line is deposited after recessing the insulating material, wherein the word line extends lower than the top point of the ridge. The method further comprises forming a capacitor over the silicon pillar after depositing the word line.
In another aspect of the invention, a memory array for a DRAM is disclosed. The array comprises a plurality of source regions on a plurality of substrate ridges. A plurality of isolation trenches are positioned between substrate ridges. A plurality of silicon pillars are positioned in rows on the substrate ridges between source regions. A plurality of word lines each surround one row of silicon pillars, wherein the word lines are substantially recessed to a depth below a top point of the substrate ridges. A plurality of digit lines are positioned above the silicon pillars and a cell capacitor overlies each silicon pillar.
A memory cell is disclosed in another aspect of the invention. The memory cell comprises a vertical transistor including a source region within a ridge of semiconductor material, an upper active area on a silicon pillar extending above the ridge, and a gate surrounding the silicon pillar. The gate is recessed into a trench next to the ridge. A cell capacitor contact plug is directly over the silicon pillar. The cell further comprises a cell capacitor including a lower electrode over and electrically connected to the cell capacitor contact plug, a capacitor dielectric over the lower electrode, and an upper electrode over the capacitor dielectric.
In another aspect of the invention, a method of forming a memory array is disclosed. The method comprises defining a plurality of parallel trenches and ridges in a p-doped bulk silicon substrate. The trenches are filled with an isolation material. A mask is formed over the substrate to create windows on the ridges in which to form pillars. A plurality of pillars is created over the ridges after forming the mask. The isolation material is recessed in the trench after forming the pillars. A plurality of word lines are deposited over the isolation oxide and the ridges and surrounding a row of pillars after forming the pillars. The word lines descend substantially into the trenches on two sides of each pillar.
In the context of this document, the term "semiconductor substrate" is defined to mean any construction comprising semiconductor materials, including, but not limited to, bulk semiconductor materials such as a semiconductor wafer (either alone or in assemblies comprising other materials thereon), and semiconductor material layers (either alone or in assemblies comprising other materials). The term "substrate" refers to any supporting substrate, including, but not limited to, the semiconductor substrates described above. Also in the context of this document, the term "layer" encompasses both the singular and the plural unless otherwise indicated.
In small (e.g. 4F2) memory cell designs, a vertical transistor can be used. These transistors typically use silicon pillars to form at least a portion of the active region. Silicon pillars can be formed using multiple masks and providing a spacer lining sidewalls of small windows before selectively growing epitaxial silicon within the windows. A transistor formed using such a selective epitaxial growth (SEG) process is described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,756,625, issued to Brown (hereinafter Brown), the disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference. The Brown patent discloses a memory cell with a digit line beneath the silicon pillar.
The memory cell in that patent has several benefits. First, the size of the memory cell is 2F�2F, or 4F2, meaning that each side of the memory cell measures only two times the minimum feature size (F) that can be provided for using the lithography processes for the process node. Additionally, the Brown process used to form the epitaxial posts provides a consistent and efficient method of forming epitaxial silicon posts to be used for vertical transistors.
However, the floating body effect, which can cause a cell capacitor to discharge and cause memory faults, commonly exists in memory cells that use vertical transistors. As described above, the floating body effect occurs when an active region on the pillar, typically the drain, becomes isolated from the substrate. However, the skilled artisan will understand that the source could also be positioned at the top of the transistor pillar. The drain can be isolated by a dielectric layer or by the depletion region of a lower active area. When this occurs, the upper active area can charge up and cause the cell capacitor to discharge when it is supposed to remain in a charged state (i.e., when the transistor is ostensibly "off"). Ultimately, this will cause memory faults in the array.
One method of reducing the floating body effect involves the use of a gate extending below an area that might cut off the active region on the top of the pillar from the substrate. An example of this is extending the gate below a depletion region to tie the upper active area to the substrate. In an article by B. Goebel, et al., presented at the 2002 International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) and printed in the 2002 International Electron Devices Meeting Technical Digest, pp. 275-278, the idea of such a gate was proposed. That article is hereby incorporated herein by reference.
However, the scheme proposed by the Goebel et al. article is difficult to integrate, particularly for memory cell designs of different geometries, such as cells with capacitors that are above the silicon pillars, or active areas extending into the substrate.
In a preferred embodiment, a word line is formed surrounding the epitaxially grown silicon pillars and recessed into the field oxide such that the lowest point of the word line is beneath the highest point of the source region. Using this structure, the word line creates a p-type region in the silicon pillar that it surrounds. This creates a channel in which charge can move from the drain down to the substrate.
Forming Memory Cells
In a preferred embodiment seen in
Also preferably prior to depositing the first mask 208 (nitride in the illustrated embodiment) and the second mask 209 (oxide in the illustrated embodiment), isolation trenches 202 (
In a preferred embodiment, vertical transistors are formed using epitaxial silicon posts, which define part of the active area and include a vertical surround gate (VSG) channel. The epitaxial posts are formed in a similar fashion as the posts in the Brown patent, which is incorporated herein above.
As seen in
The silicon pillars 220 are formed using selective epitaxial growth (SEG) techniques known in the art. Preferably, the silicon pillars 220 are formed as undoped epitaxial silicon. A p-type dopant, such as boron, is preferably implanted in the pillars after the epitaxial growth. After the SEG step, the pillars 220 are recessed to a preferred height above the substrate 204. Preferably, the silicon pillars 220 have a height of between about 1200 Å and 2000 Å, more preferably between about 1400 Å and 1800 Å. Skilled practitioners will appreciate that the SEG step can use a variety of parameters to form the silicon pillars 220. In one embodiment, the drain region 221, which is preferably situated on the top of the pillar 220, can be formed by implanting an n-dopant in the top of the pillar. The upper active region 221 on the silicon pillar 220 preferably serves as the drain of the transistor. The drain regions 221 can be formed by implanting an n-dopant into the silicon pillars 220, either immediately after the SEG step, or at a later stage of processing. The drain regions 221 could also be formed by in situ doping during latter stages of SEG deposition after forming the channel or body of the pillar 220 as lightly p-doped silicon. Skilled practitioners will appreciate that the drain region can be doped at any of several different stages and by any of various different methods.
A conformal dielectric layer is formed over exposed silicon, including the exposed portion of the substrate ridges 203 and the silicon pillars 220. This dielectric layer will serve as the gate dielectric 230 (
The word lines 240 are deposited surrounding the gate dielectric 230 and over the field oxide 205. Preferred materials for the word line include doped poly or a fully silicided conductor, such as CoSi2 or NiSi. Preferably a blanket layer of word line material is deposited over the array. The word line material is recessed back to form the word lines 240, which act as gates for the vertical transistors. After patterning the word lines 240, each word line 240 will surround a row of pillars 220 running in a direction perpendicular to the trenches 202 and ridges 203. By extending the gates/word lines 240 below the original height of the substrate 204, the problem of the floating body effect is alleviated. The electrical path from drain regions 221 to the substrate 204 is kept intact by the presence of the word line material 240. Thus, there are available carriers in the pillar to allow charge to move down the pillar 220 when the transistor is "off". Drain regions 221, situated at the top of the pillars 220, are thus "tied" to the substrate due to the lower extension of the gates 240.
However, by dropping the gates 240 into the isolation trenches 202, gate capacitance is increased. Therefore, the depth to which the field oxide 205 is recessed and the word lines 240 extend into the trenches 202 is a balance between competing interests: the reduction of the floating body effect and the gate capacitance. In a preferred embodiment, the field oxide is recessed (and the word line 240 or gate extends downwardly) relative to the upper surface of the substrate ridge 203 by between about 0 Å and 1500 Å, more preferably between about 500 Å and 1000 Å. Depending on the application and the concerns of gate capacitance and floating body effect particular to the application, the depth to which the field oxide 205 is recessed can be varied.
The depletion regions that can cut off the pathway from the upper active region 221 to the substrate 204 can be measured in several ways. A common way to measure the depletion region is by measuring the midgap potential, the electrostatic potential in the substrate 204 at the center 243 of the ridge 203 between source regions. Because of the shape and location of the source regions 206 (namely on either side of but not beneath the pillars 220), they can be seen in
In a preferred embodiment, the source regions may be formed after the planarization of the insulation layer 256 and before the formation of the digit lines. In
The digit line plug 305 contacts the lower portion of the digit line 310. In a preferred embodiment, the digit line is multi-layered. The lower portion of the digit line 310 and the upper portion of the digit line 315 are offset by F/2 as well. This allows the digit line 315 to be formed over the isolation trench 205. Forming the digit line over the trench 205 can prevent interference caused by the digit line 310 and 315.
In a preferred embodiment the lower portion of the digit line 310 is metallic, such as a conductive nitride like titanium nitride. More preferably the lower portion of the digit line 310 is metal mode titanium nitride, a TiN layer that has a high titanium concentration and is particularly conductive. Skilled artisans will appreciate that there are several methods of forming such a layer, including chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and atomic layer deposition (ALD). Preferably, the upper portion of the digit line 315 is a conductor, more preferably a highly conductive metal, most preferably tungsten. An insulating liner 320 is preferably deposited around the digit line 310 and 315. The insulating liner 320 can also be deposited in a recess in the digit line plug 305. An insulation layer 323 is deposited over the upper portion of the digit line 315. Preferably the insulation layer 323 is a silicon nitride layer.
Preferably the digit line layers 310 and 315, and the insulation layer 323 are formed by depositing blanket layers over the partially fabricated array of
After the digit line 315 and its associated layers are formed, a cell capacitor is formed over the vertical transistor to complete the memory cell. In a preferred embodiment, a container capacitor is formed over the vertical transistor.
Referring now to
A lower capacitor electrode 365 is conformally formed within the recess and over the structural layer. The lower electrodes 365 are preferably etched or polished back to isolate each electrode from its neighboring cells. Preferred materials for the lower electrodes 365 include metals, such as tungsten, metal compounds, such as titanium nitride, and polysilicon. A blanket layer of a capacitor dielectric 370 is then conformally formed over the array. The capacitor dielectric 370 does not need to be etched to be isolated from neighboring cells. Rather, in a preferred embodiment, the capacitor dielectric 370 can be one layer for the entire array. Preferred materials for the capacitor dielectric 370 include metal oxides, such as tantalum oxide, aluminum oxide, hafnium oxide, and zirconium oxide.
Finally, an upper electrode 375 is formed over the array. The material for the upper electrode 375 is preferably blanket deposited over the array. Like the capacitor dielectric 370, the upper electrode does not need to be isolated from neighboring cells; a single electrode layer 375 can serve as the upper or reference electrode for multiple capacitors or the whole array. Preferred materials include metals, such as tungsten, and metal compounds, such as titanium nitride and tungsten silicide (WSix). The upper electrode 375 can also comprise multiple films. For example, the upper electrode 375 can comprise a layer of titanium nitride, a layer of polysilicon, and a layer of tungsten silicide.
In another embodiment, the structural layer 360 can be removed prior to depositing the capacitor dielectric 370. This would allow both the inside and the outside of the lower container electrode 365 to be used to increase the capacitance. The capacitor dielectric 370 and the upper electrode 375 would then be formed conformally over the lower electrode 365 and over the insulating layer 323. An insulator is deposited over the array before the array is planarized, preferably using a CMP step.
Another embodiment is illustrated in
Two memory cells are seen in
An isolation material 256 separates the word line 240 from the digit line conductors 310 and 315, which is connected to the active area 206 through a digit line plug (not pictured). The pillars 220 can also vary from the embodiments described herein. For example, the pillar 220 can be etched from the substrate, the pillar could take other shapes, or the doping could be opposite (i.e. n-doped versus p-doped) from those discussed above. Also, the source region 206 may be extended to overlap with the pillar 220 by doping an additional portion of the ridge 203.
A capacitor contact plug is connected to the silicon post 220 and to the lower capacitor electrode 365 The lower electrode is formed within a structural layer 360. A capacitor dielectric 370 is formed over the structural layer 360 and within the lower electrode 365. An upper electrode layer 375 is formed over the capacitor dielectric 370. An insulator can be deposited over the array to isolate the array during subsequent processing.
Although the foregoing invention has been described with reference to certain exemplary embodiments, other embodiments will become apparent in view of this disclosure. Therefore, the described embodiments are to be considered only as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention, therefore, is indicated by the appended claims and their combination in whole or in part rather than by the foregoing description. All changes thereto would come within the meaning and range of the equivalence of the claims are to be embraced within their scope.
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