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By Pamela J. Cressey
Discarded and lost items in the ground must survive the decades to be discovered by archaeologists. Glass and ceramics have the greatest chance of surviving. Metal, wood and textiles require special environments to survive the stress of changing temperatures and humidity.
Thus, museums and homes are the caretakers for historic textiles. Quilts, samplers, uniforms, baby clothes, table linens, laces and wedding dresses all survive because we take care of them. But how do we care for our precious textiles?
One of the Fort Ward Museum's preservation lectures will give you the knowledge to begin. Suzanne Thomassen-Krauss will present a slide-illustrated lecture entitled "Care of Textiles in the Home" on October 29. She is the senior textile conservator for the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. You may bring one textile for consultation.
This lecture is one of a four-part series on Saturday afternoons beginning October 15. Each lecture is $5.00, a series ticket costs $17.00 Be sure and call Fort Ward Museum at 703-838-4848 as soon as possible to make your reservation. The annual series is very popular and registration fills quickly.
By visiting the Fort Ward Museum you will see excellent examples of textile conservation. One of the most interesting is the flag of the U.S. 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, 5th Army Corps. The flag survived the Civil War and then went through more than 100 years of environmental stress. When Fort Ward Museum acquired the flag it was mounted in a frame and glued around the edges to an acidic material board.
Using conservation funds from the Institute of Museum Services, the Museum staff hired Fonda Thomsen, a noted flag conservator. You have probably admired her work before, since she conserved the huge American flag at the Smithsonian's American History Museum.
First, Thomsen used a scalpel to remove the flag from the acidic backing. Next she removed the dry glue by soaking, and then painstakingly picking off the pieces with tweezers. Next the flag was sewn onto muslin covering an acid-free backing. Lastly, the Museum staff remounted the flag in its old frame.
Visit Fort Ward and Museum on Braddock Road, and begin to preserve your textiles, paper, photographs and furniture.
Pamela Cressey is the Alexandria City Archaeologist.
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Segmentation Fault on RH 7.3
I am running Red Hat 7.3, and can barely spell Linux. Please don't tell me to run a script or change a file's contents without telling me how to do that.
I downloaded NVIDIA_kernel-1.0-3123.i386.rpm and NVIDIA_GLX-1.0-3123.i386.rpm, got out of X, and issued the command "rpm -ivh" followed by the entire kernel filename. I got numerous indications of dependency errors, but the thing ended up saying it had installed successfully. I issued the same command, this time using the "GLX" filename. It said it installed successfully, but also said there was a "segmentation fault".
I repeated the two installs in the same order, and each said the NVIDIA driver was already installed. However, the segmentation fault error was repeated.
Since it was obvious I was already in trouble, I did NOT alter the XF86Config file. Indeed, I'm not even sure how to do that, although I think an editor called "pico" will work.
However, I did physically install the Arcade FX TNT-2 NVIDIA AGP video card, and rebooted. I was offered a chance to reconfigure my video card, but the attempts fail, and I end up selecting "Quit". That reboot placed me on a console screen.
I have XFree86.0.log and XFree86.9.log files.
I have XF86Config and XF86Config-4 files.
I installed several other packages successfully, but did that through the Kpackage manager in KDE.
I am able to boot into a console, but am corresponding with this forum via Windows machines. I have choosen to remain on the console screen pending knowledge of an appropriate course of action.
Suggestions would be appreciated. In the meantime, I am reading any material that seems relevant.
Thank you to anyone who cares to help.
How did you download the files? I'm probably greener than anyone here, and downloaded by FTP off of download.nvidia.com, but didn't know to set BINARY before downloading. If you did the same thing, it'll download via ASCII, and mess up the RPMs. Just type "binary" before getting anything, if you're FTPing.
Otherwise...no idea :/
Good luck.
I downloaded in Konqueror (spelling?), and saw no indication that a "binary" setting was called for. I have a backup which I may be able to reach on a CD ROM, if I can mount it in a console. It was downloaded on a Windows 2000 machine in an excellent product called FTP Voyager, and then burned to CD.
Addendum: I retried the rpm commands for the two files. Both said that the driver was already installed. The segmentation message was not displayed. However, when I boot the screen remains blank for a while, then tells me that "X" is spooling too rapidly, and is being disabled for 5 minutes. After a short wait I hit the enter key, am asked for a login, and end up at a console command line.
did you update the kernel?
rpm -Uvh packagename.i386.rpm
(the U stands for install OR update or.. "Uhh do the right thing")
the kernel version your currentaly running needs to match exactaly to the module. (if not you can try installing the nv-kernel tar ball.)
youl want to configure the /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 file.. the other one is for compatability with an older version of XFree, that you wont need.
if you haddent updated the kernel, you shouldent have too much trouble. (unless you have a 440 MX card.. im convinced mines broken)
to remove them try
rpm -e packagename (no.i386.rpm.. just "name")
that "spooling" too quick is -usualy- a misconfigured xfree86-4 file.. try this to get some more inft.
wait for spool and x to disable.
type startx
view errors.
then run these two commands and post the output here.
grep WW /var/log/XFree86.0.log
grep EE /var/log/XFree86.0.log
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Here I go again: A Redskins source told me two years ago that Mike Shanahan (and coordinator son Kyle) weren't nearly as sold on Robert Griffin III as owner Dan Snyder, who pushed to trade up to No. 2 to take him. I was so convinced about RG3 that I predicted he'd turn out to be even better than Andrew Luck -- and he certainly outplayed Luck in their rookie season.
But predictably, RG3 never quite clicked with the Shanahans. Subtle friction flared into open warfare. RG3 just wasn't Their Guy. Now, it's possible Manziel won't be Kyle's Guy. You either really, really love the way Johnny Football plays -- or you just don't. Loggains clearly does, but coordinator Kyle Shanahan will be the one running the offense and calling the plays.
Manziel has a high football IQ, pride twice his size and a sixth sense for playmaking that will quickly offend an NFL playcaller with a big ego or blue bloodlines to a father with two Super Bowl rings. Good luck, Johnny.
As I preached on "First Take" before the draft: Whoever takes Manziel must be all-in. Yet it sounded as if owner Haslam was trying to placate the anti-Manziel faction in his organization when he told a Pro Football Hall of Fame luncheon in Canton, Ohio, that Manziel has been told he's the backup (to Brian Hoyer) and that he should "act like the backup" because Cleveland "isn't Hollywood."
No, Mr. Haslam, you want Johnny Manziel to walk into the locker room for tomorrow's rookie minicamp as if he owns the team, and you want him to immediately start backing it up on the field. You want Johnny Football to start treating Cleveland as if it's the new Hollywood, national media destination because he believes this franchise is headed through Cincinnati and Baltimore and Pittsburgh toward its first Super Bowl.
Johnny Cleveland can make you Jimmy Football, if you let him, Mr. Haslam.
Yet: I must admit, Haslam's message to Manziel might concern his after-hours behavior even more than his rookie humility. I've now heard from several sources that the main reason Manziel fell to 22 had more to do with his partying/drinking than his height/durability/scrambling.
One story that made the NFL rounds just before the draft: The Texans had asked Manziel to lie low and remain on his best behavior. Yet, about a month before the draft, Manziel attended the Masters ? where he appeared to have too much to drink.
For the record, he was with his dad and uncle, and Jordan Spieth, who led the Masters through seven holes on Sunday, is one of his closest friends.
But I've said on air several times over the past two years that Manziel's drinking disturbs me. I'll also be the first to admit I overreact to alcohol abuse because my father drank himself to death by the time I was 22 (cirrhosis of the liver, thanks to vodka and Coke from breakfast to bedtime) while my mother finally saved herself by going to Alcoholics Anonymous. Forty years she has stayed sober, yet she will not miss a weekly meeting because, she says, she has a disease.
I watched my mother's brother drink himself to death at age 38, and my grandmother sometimes had to send me to the basement when my grandfather came home -- he was a raging bull of a drunk. I know alcohol, and I don't drink.
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After a sometimes emotional hourlong debate, the 62-member, Republican-controlled Senate approved the measure, 33 to 29. Earlier in the evening, the Democratic-led Assembly had amended its version of the bill to match the Senate's, which carried additional exemptions for religious organizations that do not want to acknowledge or extend benefits to gays who marry.
"What this state did today brings marriage equality to a new plane. … We reached a new level of social justice," Cuomo told reporters. Outside the Senate chamber, many opponents sat on the floor and prayed aloud for the state.
The decisive votes were made by two Republicans, veteran Sen. Stephen Saland, of Poughkeepsie, and Marc Grisanti, a freshman from Buffalo.
"I cannot legally come up with an argument against same sex marriage," Grisanti, a lawyer, said during the debate. "I cannot deny a person, a human being ... the same rights I have with my wife."
Said Saland: "I have defined doing the right thing as treating all persons with equality."
Democrat Sen. Thomas Duane, the first openly gay member of the Senate, spoke tearfully of his own experience and of his partner of many years. "Marriage strengthens families," he said. "It will strengthen mine and it will strengthen all New York families."
He ended his speech by offering respect to his opponents: "There are no villains in the chamber."
Some 150 miles from Albany, supporters erupted in cheers in the streets of Manhattan's Greenwich Village. Around the Stonewall Inn, where a riot erupted 42 years ago Tuesday that many consider the start of the gay rights movement, couples whooped with joy, cried, embraced and proposed.
The Empire State Building was lighted in rainbow colors, and in neighborhoods with large gay populations, from Park Slope in Brooklyn to Jackson Heights, Queens, there was elation.
In California, patrons at Trunks, a West Hollywood gay bar, watched live coverage of the New York debate and vote. West Hollywood resident Timothy McConnell, 45, said the New York law will "give gay marriage a big push across the nation."
Snacking at a yogurt shop's outdoor tables, West Hollywood resident Ray Montoya, 49, said he was among a generation of gay men who grew up facing discrimination and never imagined at first that gay marriage would be possible. "I'm getting the chills," he said, describing his feelings after the New York vote.
In the days leading up to the vote, the measure was the subject of intense, closed-door politicking for days between Cuomo and Republican leaders, who argued it would put religious groups under pressure to endorse gay lifestyles that violate their beliefs.
In the capitol's high-ceilinged, marbled hallways, meanwhile, a public debate on morality went on day and night, with supporters waving placards declaring gays' right to marry and conservatives and ministers praying for the bill to fail. Late Friday, as Senators gave floor speeches about rent regulations, a group of ministers chanted, "Amen, amen, amen, vote God's way," while advocates sang, "Vote Yes!"
Both sides spent months lobbying and campaigning. Influential gay rights' groups from New York and Washington banded together — setting up phone banks and spending $2 million on television advertising, hoping that a New York victory would jump-start a movement that has stalled in recent years.
"We are beginning to see the dark walls of discrimination crumble," said Chad Griffin, co-founder of the group that is challenging Prop 8. "We started feeling the tremors with the unconstitutional ruling of Prop. 8 in California, then followed by the dismantling of `Don't Ask, Don't Tell' and the unconstitutional finding of [the federal Defense of Marriage Act] and now the tremendous bipartisan victory for marriage equality in New York."
New York's Catholic bishops expressed disappointment with the outcome.
"We always treat our homosexual brothers and sisters with respect, dignity and love. But we just as strongly affirm that marriage is the joining of one man and one woman," the New York State Catholic Conference said in a statement posted on its website Friday night.


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1969-S Doubled Die Cent, AU581969-S 1C Doubled Die Obverse AU58 PCGS. CAC. FS-101. The 1969-S Doubled Die was discovered shortly after its release, yet today specimens remain highly elusive. The bold die doubling in places is nearly as dramatic as that on its cousin, the 1955 Doubled Die, an error coin that is nonetheless far more available. While the digits of the 1955 Doubled Die are more widely separated, the letters near the rim of the 1969-S Doubled Die are separated by nearly a half-letter width at IN GOD WE TRUST. The digits of the date and LIBERTY are also widely doubled, although not in so extreme a fashion as the 1955 Doubled Die.
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Interestingly, all of the 1969-S Doubled Die cents were apparently made from a single die pair. This also puts the 1969-S Doubled Die cents in common with the 1955 Doubled Die cents, which are also all struck from a single die pair. But there, the similarities largely end.
While the 1955 Doubled Die is readily obtainable for a price in the lower Mint State grades, Uncirculated examples of the 1969-S Doubled Die are seldom seen. The typical survivor is an AU55, placing this piece in the above-average category. This is an attractive coin with even, reddish-brown coloration on both sides. A tick at the top of Lincoln's hair, one on the beard, and one above the Y in LIBERTY are the only mentionable contact on the obverse. Singular contact is also nearly absent on the reverse, save for a small mark on a column of the Lincoln Memorial. These are minor complaints, however, compared to the overall high quality and excellent eye appeal this coin offers. Population: 12 in 58, 4 finer (5/13).(Registry values: P1) (PCGS# 2921)
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Here's a pic of my new fiance and I at the ballpark in 2004.
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25 isn't old..I hope not :D
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Nice pic.
She is my first and last. :thumbup:
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Is she out of the picture now?:)
I think they both are! :lol:
I left it up for several days, but I decided to take it down. She is very much, still in the picture. :D
I was thinking she found out and was not happy about being seen by INTERNET people ;)
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|House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|7 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Chambery 96 km, Nearest railway: Moutiers 12 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|6 bedrooms
|Linen provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The rear courtyard is completely enclosed and is shared between the house and the apartment, it is an ideal place for bbq's and eating al fresco. It catches the sun from early morning right through to late afternoon. In the winter it is a great place for kids to play in the snow. The front garden is very large and again is completely enclosed, it gets the sun from lunch time through to early evening and has a large grassed area for sunbathing or playing games on. There is no private parking but just a short walk away there is plenty of free parking within the village.
|Further details
·Welcome Pack provided upon arrival.
The Rhône-Alpes region
The 3 Vallees ski area is the largest in the World with more than 600km of skiing. It has something for every level of skier from beginners to families to extensive off-piste for advanced skiers. The Belleville valley alone has 300km of skiing. St Martin de Belleville and St Jean de Belleville and the surrounding villages still retain all the character of traditional French village life and are steeped in history. The area is just as appealing during the summer months as in the winter with plenty to offer for everyone.
St Jean de Belleville is known locally as the doorway to the Belleville valley and offers the tranquility and beauty of a traditonal mountain village. The village church (St Jean-Baptiste Baroque Church) is one of the churches on the "Sentiers du Baroque" and is the oldest in the valley with a listed altar piece and is open to the general public. There are various walking itineraries starting from the village and maps can be obtained from the Mairies office in the village centre, walking trails are well maintained during the summer season (June - September). Nearby attractions during winter months include downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snow-shoeing, sledging (both Les Menuires and Val Thorens have dedicated sledging runs, Val Thorens boasts the longest dedicated sledging run in Europe at over 6km long), dog-sledding, Leisure and Spa facilities, Cinema's, ten pin bowling, varied bars and restaurants to suit all tastes.
During the summer months there is just as much to do and see, from walking, cycling/mountain biking, fishing (both river and lake), white water rafting, via ferrata, climbing, tree top adventures, summer skiing in Val Thorens, horse riding, golf (situated in Meribel or Courchevel), quad and motorbiking. Plus Les Menuires boasts an impressive children's activity programme, inlcuding archery, bouncy castles & trampolines, donkey rides, arts & craft sessions plus much more.
Why not try the 2 Michelin Star restaurant "La Bouitte" situated in St Marcel or for a truly spectacular setting try the "Le Chateau des Feissons" just past Moutiers (pre-bookings only) both open summer and winter serving spectacular food and wines. Or the L'Oxalys 1 Michelin Star restaurant in Val Thorens - the highest michelin starred restaurant in Europe.
Further information on all these activities/venues are supplied in detail in your welcome pack and we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have in advance of your arrival.
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St jean is a small village but has easy access to the ski slopes of the three valleys. we drove to St Martin and Les Menuires most days and had no problem parking. Because we had beginners who could not ski the full 3 valleys we drove to Courchevel. Parking was expensive but the skiing was good. Parking in St Martin and Les Menuires was free and easy to find so we stayed there for the rest of the week.
\the property was extremely cheap for the facilities provided. Until we arrived I was worried it was too good to be true but I need not have worried .It was roomy with comfortable furnishings and all sorts of games,play station, television, cooker dishwasher etc etc.
Not surprisingly the property is on a hill so would not be ideal for people with mobility issues but for skiers or walkers it was fabulous
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WEIGHTY CHALLENGE: Steve Gordon, from Darlington, is taking part in an international kettlebell contest
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A KETTLEBELL athlete from the North-East is preparing to travel to Russia to compete.
The European kettlebell championships is on May 12 in St Petersburg, where athletes from across the world will compete.
Steve Gordon, 26, from Darlington, who owns a kettlebell training centre, has been competing for just under two years, quickly progressing to professional status.
In that short time Mr Gordon has already achieved success - gaining bronze in his first competition in Glasgow.
Some of his specialist training has been carried out with coaches in Russia over the internet.
The sport consists of using varying methods to lift two kettlebell weights and holding them over the head for ten minutes, a test of physical and mental strength.
He will be using the professional two 32kg weights as opposed to the normal 24kg weights.
"Training with my Russian coaches has been an honour, as they only take the time to train with the best," he said.
"The European championships will be my biggest challenge yet, as I'm using kettlebells that make the majority of my weight!
"But I'm extremely proud to represent the kettlebell sport for England."
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Steve Gordon, from Darlington, will compete at kettlebell championships in Russia
Great to see another Darlingtonian doing well..
I've have had the pleasure of getting to know Steve over the last 6 months or so, and he's a super guy.
I wish nothing but the best for him and his gym.
I've have had the pleasure of getting to know Steve over the last 6 months or so, and he's a super guy.
I wish nothing but the best for him and his gym.


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The Ahoy Boutique Hotel is a brand new spacious Port Elizabeth bed and breakfast that overlooks the picturesque Kings Beach and Algoa Bay, providing the perfect backdrop for your sea adventure. Offering elegant accommodation in a warm and relaxing nautical atmosphere, it is ideal place to get away for a weekend or a lifetime. This is where landlubbers can feel like sea kings and you can forget that all you know about boats is that they played a crucial role in the spice trade, making it possible to devour your favourite tikka chicken. With this Groupon, all hands will be on deck and eyes on the splendid view at The Ahoy Boutique Hotel.
Today's Groupon is offering you two choices for your weekend away: a stay for two in the Penthouse Suite including bed and breakfast or a stay for two in one of the Luxury Suites including bed and breakfast. The fabulous Penthouse Suite is the Ahoy Boutique Hotel's flagship suite. This suite, known as the Admirals Quarters, is spacious, modern and stylish, allowing you to enjoy your Port Elizabeth stay in great comfort. The exquisitely furnished double en-suite accommodation features a full bathroom (bath and separate shower), kitchen with indoor braai and lounge with a tea/coffee station and a stocked mini bar. The private balconies leading from the master bedroom and lounge offers a spectacular panoramic sea view of Algoa Bay. You will never want to leave after spending a weekend in this grand suite. They will probably have to pry you out with force or enticing promises of your favourite kind of biltong.
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Burak BilgiliTurkish bass Burak Bilgili makes his WNO debut in this production. Since his professional operatic debut as Don Alfonso in Lucrezia Borgia at the Teatro alla Scala in 2002, he has enjoyed a busy international career. Recent engagements included his Bayerische Staatsoper debut as Don Basilio in Il barbiere di Siviglia, role debuts as Sarastro in Die Zauberflöte in Avignon and Hunding in Die Walküre with the Colorado Symphony, his return to the Grand Théâtre de Gèneve and the Seattle Opera as Don Basilio, and his return to Vancouver Opera as Raimondo in Lucia di Lammermoor. Concert engagements included his return to Carnegie Hall for Dvo?ák's Stabat Mater with the New York Choral Society, and Janá?ek's Glagolitic Mass with the Atlanta Symphony. Future engagements include his debuts with Dallas Opera, Atlanta Opera, Minnesota Opera, Edmonton Opera, the American Symphony Orchestra, the role of Procida in I vespri siciliani with the Caramoor Festival, a return to Savonlinna Festival for the world premiere of La Fenice, and Nabucco with the Auckland Symphony.
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The Fayette Ware Comprehensive High School Soccer Booster Club hosted a car wash July 21, at the Exxon/AutoZone parking lots in Oakland.
The boosters and players of the boys' and girls' soccer teams came out to give a steady stream of cars, trucks, and at least one Harley-Davidson motorcycle, a shine, raising more than $700 from donations for the soccer teams.
Oakland Exxon provided water and space to wash the cars, AutoZone donated all cleaning supplies and parking space, Domino's Pizza provided lunch and the community supported the cause by dropping by for a car wash, offering generous donations to the soccer team.
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I remember softy arguing that Cam was better than Ells in CF even vs RHPs. He most certainly wanted Ells sitting on the bench, and even called him the "4th OF'er".
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A novel raised polycide fusible link structure is described. This structure enables a highly reliable laser-cutting process to be used in which the fuse can be easily and totally severed over a wide range of laser energy levels. The primary feature of the structure is that the fusible link is located on a pedestal that raises it above the surface of the main body of the integrated circuit, thereby providing a measure of thermal isolation for the fuse when it is irradiated by the laser. An efficient process for manufacturing the structure is also described.
1. A fusible link structure, that is part of a semiconductor integrated circuit, comprising:
a semiconductor substrate, including said integrated circuit;
a first insulating layer on said semiconductor substrate;
a pedestal, having top and bottom surface and comprising the same material as said first insulating layer, said bottom surface resting on said first insulating layer;
a layer of fusible material further comprising a layer of polycrystalline silicone, between about 100 and about 2,000 Angstrom units thick, in contact with the top surface of said pedestal, and a layer of tungsten silicide, between about 1,500 and about 3,000 Angstrom units thick, over said layer of polycrystalline silicone, patterned into a line shape and connected to said integrated circuit; and
a second insulating layer that covers said fusible layer, said pedestal, and said first insulating layer.
2. The structure of claim 1 wherein said second insulating layer further comprises a layer of boro-phosphosilicate glass in contact with said layer of fusible material, said pedestal, and said first insulating layer, overcoated with a layer of silicon nitride.
3. The structure of claim 2 wherein the thickness of said layer of boro-phosphosilicate glass is between 0 and about 7,000 Angstrom units and the thickness of said layer of silicon nitride is between 0 and about 7,000 Angstrom units.
4. The structure of claim 1 wherein the thickness of said first insulating layer is between about 1,000 and about 10,000 Angstrom units.
5. The structure of claim 1 wherein said first insulating layer comprises silicon oxide.
6. The structure of claim 1 wherein the thickness of the pedestal is between about 1,000 and about 9,000 Angstrom units.
This is a division of patent application Ser. No. 08/831,877, filing date Apr. 2, 1997 U.S. Pat. No. 5,729,042, Raised Fuse Structure For Laser Repair, assigned to the same assignee as the present invention.
(1) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to the general field of semiconductor integrated circuits, more particularly to circuits that may be personalized, repaired or modified by means of fusible links.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
Semiconductor integrated circuits (ICs) that have optimum density and/or performance cannot, in general, be repaired or modified. There exists, however, a large class of ICs that are intended to be repairable and/or modifiable. In certain cases, no real circuit exists until the IC has been personalized by breaking certain connections, thereby determining how the components are to be connected to one another.
One method for realizing circuits of this type is to arrange for some of the connections between components to be capable of being permanently removed (opened) as desired. The portion of such a connection that is actually physically removed is referred to as a fusible link.
In general, the method for removing a particular fusible link comprises heating it briefly, but with sufficient intensity so that it vaporizes without appreciably heating other circuitry in its vicinity. Delivery of the heat pulse that is required to produce the selective vaporization of any particular fusible link is achieved in one of two ways. An X-Y addressing scheme may be used to deliver a high current pulse to the link so that vaporization occurs as a result of Joule heating or a high energy beam of intense laser light may be directed at the surface of the fusible link for a short time.
A common problem, associated with both methods of vaporizing fusible links, is that some, or all, of the debris that is a byproduct of said vaporization process recondenses on the surface of the IC and may cause short circuiting. This is commonly dealt with by coating the entire integrated circuit with a layer of insulation as a final step in the manufacturing process, thereby electrically isolating it from any conductive material that may recondense on it. Said final layer of insulation also covers the fusible links, thereby increasing the mass of material that must be vaporized whenever a particular link is to be blown.
Ideally, all the heat energy that is directed at a particular fusible link will be used for effecting its vaporization. In practice, some of this energy will be conducted into the substrate, or main body of the integrated circuit, away from the fusible link. Thus it will not be available for the vaporization process and, additionally, it may have an undesirable effect on the integrated circuit itself. This phenomenon can lead to a narrowing of the process window that is available for heating the link--too little energy and vaporization of the link is incomplete, too much energy and surrounding circuitry gets damaged.
A number of issued patents address various aspects of these two problems. Takagama (U.S. Pat. No. 4,536,949 August 1985) is concerned with electrical (as opposed to laser) fusing. The fusible link sits at the bottom of a deep trench on whose walls the products of vaporization are expected to condense, thereby keeping them away from other parts of the integrated circuit. Billig et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,025,300 June 1991) is concerned with laser fused links and is similar to Takagama in that the link lies at the bottom of a trench. Unlike Takagama, Billig also makes use of a final protective layer of insulation.
Monotami et al. (U.S. Pat. No. 5,241,212 August 1993) also place the fuse in a trench but the protective layer stops at the trench'stop edge, thereby leaving the link itself exposed. The upper surface of the fusible link is level with the bottom of the trench. In an alternative, optional, embodiment, a layer of insulation 6-8,000 Angstrom units thick is deposited over the fuse. The fuse is heated through laser energy, most of which passes through this optional layer.
An example of a fusible link structure of the type found in the prior art is shown in FIG. 1 as a schematic cross-section. The fusible link (layers 3 and 4) lies on silicon dioxide layer 2 which has been formed on the surface of silicon substrate 1 which comprises the integrated circuit. The fusible link has been overcoated with passivation layers 5 and 6.
Experiments on fusible link structures such as the one illustrated in FIG. 1 have shown that the range over which the applied laser energy may vary is quite narrow. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, over an energy range of from 0 to 2 microjules, the minimum energy required to cause links to open up was found to be about 0.5 microjoules. However, between 0.5 and 1 microjoule, the resistance of links that had been subjected to laser pulses was found to vary over a wide range, from short to open circuits. Between 1 and 1.5 microjoules, links that had been subjected to laser pulses were consistently found to have open circuited, as intended. However, in the range of from 1.5 to 2 microjoules, a wide variation in link resistance, similar to what was seen for the 0.5 to 1 microjoule range, was again seen. In the latter case, the cause was identified as being the result of heat reaching the underlying silicon substrate in amounts sufficient to melt some of the silicon, which then contributed to the recondensed debris.
It should also be noted that, for laser heated links in general, the duration of the laser pulse will always be slightly longer than the minimum time needed to cause the link to explode. This is inevitable, given that the exact energy needed varies slightly from link to link. As a consequence, the underlying material on which the link rested prior to its explosion will be directly exposed to the laser for a short time.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a fusible link structure, opened via laser irradiation, said opening process to have no side effects, such as occasional short circuiting.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a fusible link that may be opened by means of laser irradiation over a wide range of laser energies.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a process for manufacturing a fusible link having these characteristics, said process to cost little or nothing more than the processes used to manufacture other types of fusible link.
These objects have been achieved in a structure in which the fusible link is located on a pedestal that raises it above the surface of the main body of the integrated circuit, thereby providing a measure of thermal isolation for the fuse when it is irradiated by the laser. A process for manufacturing this structure is described in which the link acts as its own self-aligned mask during the formation of said pedestal.
FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-section of a fusible link structure based on prior art.
FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-section of a fusible link structure based on the present invention.
FIGS. 3 and 4 show the results of laser irradiation of the designs of FIGS. 1 and 2 respectively, over a range of incident laser energies.
We will now describe a typical embodiment of the present invention which overcomes the deficiencies in the prior art that were described above. Referring to FIG. 2, we show, in schematic cross-section, a pedestal 10, of silicon oxide, resting on layer 12 of the same material. Layer 12 lies on the surface of silicon substrate 11, which comprises the integrated circuit. While silicon oxide is the preferred material for pedestal 10, the invention will still operate successfully with any similar material that has relatively low thermal conductivity. For successful operation, the thickness of the pedestal may range from about 1,000 to 9,000 Angstrom units, about 5,000 Angstrom units being preferred. The thickness of insulating layer 12 immediately beneath the pedestal is typically about 4,000 Angstrom units, but any thickness in the range of about 1,000 to 10,000 Angstrom units would be satisfactory.
The fusible link itself comprises two layers. Layer 13 comprises polycrystalline silicon, heavily doped to increase its conductivity. Typically, the dopant used was phosphorus at an implanted dose of about 5�1015 atoms/sq. cm. Although layer 13 could have a thickness in the general range of from 100 to 2,000 Angstrom units, we have typically used a value of about 500 Angstrom units. Layer 14 comprises tungsten silicide, deposited through chemical vapor deposition, typically about 1,500 Angstrom units thick, although any thickness in the range of about 500 to 3,000 Angstrom units would be satisfactory.
In order to manufacture the structure of FIG. 2, layers 2, 3, and 4 (as shown in FIG. 1) were first deposited onto the surface of the integrated circuit. Thereafter, the fusible link (comprising layers 3 and 4 in FIG. 1) was patterned, using conventional photolithographic techniques, into appropriate shapes that served to connect various parts of the integrated circuit that might, or might not, be severed at a later time, as needed. The patterned fuse links were now used as self-aligned masks while about 5,000 Angstrom units of layer 2 were etched away. This was followed by the deposition of passivating layers 15 and 16, giving the finished structure the appearance shown in FIG. 2.
Note that (in FIG. 2) layer 15 comprises about 2,000 Angstrom units of boro-phosphosilicate glass, although any thickness in the range from 0 to about 7,000 Angstrom units would work, while layer 16 comprises about 6,500 Angstrom units of silicon nitride (deposited by means of Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition) although any thickness in the range from 0 to about 7,000 Angstrom units would still work.
In order to evaluate the invention and, particularly, to compare it to the prior art, a structure embodying the present invention (as illustrated in FIG. 2) was compared with a structure of the type illustrated in FIG. 1. The thicknesses of the various layers involved was the same in both cases, the principal difference being the pedestal geometry of the present invention versus the planar geometry of the prior art example.
The laser used for effecting the explosion of the fusible links was a 1047 nm Q-switched Nd-doped Yttrium Lanthanum Fluoride (YLF) laser. The laser energy was normally in the range between 0.8 and 1.2 microjoules with a spot diameter of 5 microns and a pulse width of 35 ns. To determine whether or not a given link had been successfully blown, an electrical continuity measurement was performed by applying a constant voltage across the blown fuse and then measuring the passing current. The fuse was considered to have been blown successfully (be in an open state) if the measured resistance was greater than 10 megohms.
The results of the above described experiments are illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4. FIG. 3 is for the planar (prior art) structure. Four distinct regions are shown in the figure, each reflecting different explosion characteristics of the links. In the region of 0 to 0.5 microjoules, the resistance measurements always showed a shorted state, indicating that the incident laser energy was below the threshold level needed to evaporate the fusible link (and the passivating layers above it).
In the region of 0.5 to 1.0 microjoules, a wide range of resistance values was observed. In this energy range the laser heating produced a liquid pressure high enough to fracture the passivating layers. However, due to strong optical absorption by both the silicide layer and the passivating layers, some of the ejected link material may be redeposited around the crater and lead to full or partial short circuiting.
In the region of 1.0 to 1.5 microjoules, the process worked as intended and an electrically open state was obtained for all cases. This implies that the applied energy was sufficient to fully vaporize the link and direct the debris away from the crater.
In the region of 1.5 to 2.0 microjoules, the resistance was again found to vary over a substantial range, similar to that observed for the 0.5 to 1.0 microjoules region. Cross-sectional micrographs showed that this was due to laser energy having caused the underlying silicon substrate to become heated to a sufficient degree for some of it to be evaporated and contribute to the debris.
The above results illustrate that, with the planar design of the prior art, the process window for laser energy application is rather narrow. In contrast, consider the results illustrated in FIG. 4 which are for a fusible link structure based on the present invention. As can be seen, once the threshold energy of 0.5 microjoules has been exceeded, all links, after laser induced explosion, were found to be fully open circuited, independent of the laser energy, to at least 2 microjoules. These results confirm that the pedestal design of the present invention serves to confine the laser induced heat to the immediate vicinity of the fusible link, thereby greatly minimizing the side-effects associated with the planar design.
While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to this preferred embodiment, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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In a 2-1 decision in IronTiger Logistics, Inc., the NLRB recently held that an employer has a duty to respond in a timely manner to a union's information request, even where the requested information is ultimately deemed to be irrelevant.
Under the NLRA, a unionized employer must provide, on request, information that is relevant and necessary to the union's role as the employees' exclusive bargaining representative. The NLRB has required that employers respond promptly to such requests—either by providing the requested information, or by providing the union with its reasons for not doing so.
In IronTiger Logistics, the employer did neither: it never furnished the requested information to the union, and waited four and a half months to notify the union that it did not believe the data was relevant. That prompted the filing of an unfair labor practice charge, and the employer successfully defended its refusal to provide the information on the grounds that the data simply was not relevant.
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The Rotary Club of Dawson County made a splash Thursday with the grand opening of Rotary Island, an interactive water playground at Rock Creek Park.
A new, local tradition continued to brew over the weekend during the second annual Dawsonville Music and Beer Festival.
NASCAR legend Bill Elliott last week donated a 1937 Ford from his private collection that will be raffled off to raise money to support the Dawsonville History Museum.
Etowah Water and Sewer Authority recently recognized one of its board members for a quarter-century of service.
Rotary Island at Rock Creek Park will be open for the Labor Day weekend.
Be on the lookout for food, drinks and fun this weekend as the downtown area plays host to the second annual Dawsonville Music and Beer Festival.
A man from Cumming died when his tractor overturned earlier this week.
After waiting a couple years, little Mason Hyde has reached all of the milestones, including a desired weight and finding a donor, required for a kidney transplant.
The Georgia Department of Labor announced this week that the unemployment rate in the Georgia Mountains region increased to 6.7 percent in June, up three-tenths of a percentage point from 6.4 percent in May.
A recent benefit brought the community together to walk at Rock Creek Park for a local woman battling cancer.
A 21-year-old Baldwin man was killed Wednesday evening after he lost control of his motorcycle on Hwy. 9 South and collided with a pick-up truck.
Rep. Kevin Tanner was recently named legislator of the year by the Brain Injury Association of Georgia for his work on a resolution that could transfer additional funding to help those with traumatic brain injuries.
Lumpkin Campground Campmeeting began more than 180 years ago, meeting for summer revival after local men paid $1 for the 40-acre lot.
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A service Monday at Veterans Memorial Park will honor local military men and women who served their country honorably and paid the ultimate sacrifice.
The Rotary Club of Dawson County has been named 2014-2015 Club of the Year among large clubs in the district.
A candlelight vigil and prayer service was held Sunday at Juno Baptist Church in memory of U.S. Marine Mark Johnson, one of eight soldiers killed when their helicopter crashed on a relief mission in Nepal.
A Cumming man was killed in a tree-cutting accident Tuesday evening in southern Dawson County.
A Dawson County man died Sunday from injuries sustained in a head-on collision near his home a week before.
Hotrod enthusiasts are encouraged to go "Cruising Toward a Cure" Saturday at the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame.
Dawson County schools are showing their appreciation in the form of new purses.
For more than 100 golfers, even a bad day on the greens was better than a good day at work last week.
A head-on collision within feet of another less than two weeks earlier has the Dawson County Sheriff's Office stepping up patrols in the area.
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I'm No Angel followed her first starring vehicle (She Done Him Wrong, not included here), and its lunatic plot--Mae as a lion tamer taken up by New York society--does nothing to slow the barrage of sexual innuendo. West hums her way through the film with the kind of confidence that must have inspired countless fans to try something disreputable. Cary Grant is the bemused recipient of West's attention. Goin' to Town is nearly as good, as dance-hall gal Mae inherits an oil fortune, then sets her cap for the haughty Englishman working on her, uh, wells. West's style is undiminished (she was in her mid-forties already), although by this time the Production Code--concocted in part as a horrified response to her first films--was trimming her entendres.
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So let me see if I remember everything that's been announced, post-Typhon Pact. In no particular order:
VOY: Children Of The Storm - Beyer
DTI: Watching The Clock - Bennett
Vanguard: Declassified - Ward, Dilmore, Mack, Palmieri
TOS: A Choice Of Catastrophes - those authors that always bitch that their names are misspelled, so I'm just gonna pass on trying to get that right
TNG-ish: Indistinguishable From Magic - McIntee
Mirror Universe: Rise Like Lions - Mack
TOS-ish: Cast No Shadow - Swallow
Vanguard 6 - Wardilmore
Romulan War: In Shariel's Shadow - Martin
Am I missing anything? Unless we're skipping some months or doing some reprints, that seems like it's a few short of January 2012.
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