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Methods of forming a dielectric layer having a low dielectric constant and high mechanical strength are provided. The methods involve depositing a sub-layer of the dielectric material on a substrate, followed by treating the sub-layer with a plasma. The process of depositing and plasma treating the sub-layers is repeated until a desired thickness has been reached.
1. A method of forming a dielectric layer having a low dielectric constant and high mechanical strength, the method comprising:
(a) depositing a first sub-layer of the dielectric material on a substrate;
(b) treating the sub-layer with a plasma in a manner that improves the mechanical strength of the dielectric layer;
(c) depositing an additional sub-layer of the dielectric material on the previous sub-layer which was plasma treated; and
(d) plasma treating the additional sub-layer in a manner that improves the mechanical strength of the dielectric layer; wherein each of (a) through (d) uses a plasma and is performed in a single reaction chamber and wherein the plasma used for operations (a)-(d) is ignited at the beginning of the process defined by operations (a)-(d) and maintained during the entire process.
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This invention relates to methods for preparing dielectric films having low dielectric constants and high mechanical strength. More specifically, the methods involve the deposition of a dielectric film as a series of sub-layers, each of which is plasma treated for hardening.
There is a general need for materials with low dielectric constants (low-k) in the integrated circuit manufacturing industry. Using low-k materials as the intermetal and/or interlayer dielectric of conductive interconnects reduces the delay in signal propagation due to capacitive effects. The lower the dielectric constant of the dielectric, the lower the capacitance of the dielectric and the lower the RC delay in the lines of the IC.
Low-k dielectrics are conventionally defined as those materials that have a dielectric constant lower than that of silicon dioxide, that is k<˜4. Typical methods of obtaining low-k materials include doping silicon dioxide with carbon, various hydrocarbon groups or fluorine.
Low dielectric constant materials (k<3) with improved material properties will enable easier integration into the interconnect stack. For instance, using an organosiloxane (For example: tetramethylcyclotetrasiloxane (TMCTS)) as a precursor in a conventional deposition process, the resulting dielectric will possess a dielectric constant of 2.60-2.95 with a modulus of 5-10 GPa (hardness of 0.8-1.8 GPa) and a typical cracking threshold less than 2.5 μm. It is believed that many applications will require a modulus greater than about 10.0 GPa (hardness of greater than about 2.0 GPa) and cracking thresholds of greater than 4 micrometers. It is not uncommon for a modern IC design to require nine metallization layers, each with a separate dielectric layer. Each of these dielectric layers will have to withstand mechanical-stresses from, for example, chemical-mechanical polishing and/or thermal and mechanical stresses incurred during IC packaging operations. A fragile dielectric may crack or delaminate under these stresses, leading to fewer functional ICs (lower yields) during fabrication. In order to avoid these problems, it is desirable to create a dielectric with a high mechanical strength.
To achieve the abovementioned, and in accordance with the purpose of the present invention, methods of forming a dielectric layer having a low dielectric constant and a high mechanical strength, are disclosed. In particular, methods involve (a) depositing a first sub-layer of a dielectric material on a substrate, (b) treating the sub-layer with a plasma in a manner that improves the mechanical strength of the dielectric layer, (c) depositing an additional layer of dielectric material on the previous plasma-treated sub-layer, and (d) plasma treating the additional sub-layer in a manner that improves the mechanical strength of the dielectric layer. In some embodiments, steps (c) and (d) are repeated one or more times until the dielectric layer attains a desired thickness. Further, the substrate is a partially fabricated semiconductor substrate in some embodiments.
In some embodiments, the dielectric layer is a carbon doped silicon oxide. In other embodiments the dielectric layer is a fluorine doped silicon oxide. In one embodiment, each sub-layer has a thickness between about 10 Angstroms and 1 micrometer. In a preferred embodiment, the sub-layers are between about 20-500 Angstroms thick.
In preferred embodiments, this approach may be used to realize improvement in hardness/modulus and cracking limits of >10%. Since one goal of the present invention is to form a dielectric layer with a low dielectric constant, preferred embodiments will have a dielectric constant of at most about 3.
The dielectric layer can be formed using a CVD process (e.g., a plasma enhanced chemical deposition (PECVD) technique.) In a preferred embodiment, each of the process steps is performed in a single reaction chamber or multiple reaction chambers by generating a plasma. The precursor may be selected from molecules containing silicon, carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, such as silanes, alkylsilanes (e.g., trimethylsilane and tetramethylsilane), alkoxysilanes (e.g., methyltriethoxysilane (MTEOS), methyltrimethoxysilane (MTMOS) diethoxymethylsilane (DEMS), methyldimethoxysilane (MDMOS), trimethylmethoxysilane (TMMOS) and dimethyldimethoxysilane (DMDMOS)), linear siloxanes and cyclic siloxanes (e.g. octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (OMCTS) and tetramethylcyclotetrasiloxane (TMCTS)). The treatment gases may include both heavy atoms (e.g., Ar) and/or light atoms (e.g., He). Inert gases including nitrogen or reactive gases such as carbon dioxide, oxygen, hydrogen, F containing gases including CF4, C2F6, or any combination of the above may be used as well. In one embodiment of the invention, 22 slm of Argon and 5 slm of Helium gas are supplied at 15 Torr for 20 seconds during each plasma treatment phase. The plasma is generated using a power of 500 W at a frequency of 13.56 MHz. Note, however, that in some embodiments of the invention, multiple frequencies may be used simultaneously. Further, the plasma treatment performed between depositing dielectric layers involves halting the flow of the dielectric precursor gas while maintaining the same reactor process conditions as the plasma treatment gases are supplied.
These and other features and advantages of the invention will be presented below with reference to the associated drawings.
Introduction and Overview
The present invention relates to methods of creating low-k dielectric materials with high mechanical strength. "Mechanical strength", in the context of this invention maybe manifest in terms of hardness, modulus, intrinsic stresses, cracking threshold, fracture toughness, cohesive strength, and the like. Hardness and modulus are well defined within the art and will not be discussed in detail herein. Measures of film hardness presented herein may be made with any suitable apparatus including a Nanoindenter.
"Cracking threshold" in a dielectric film is related to the film's modulus and stress. Cracking threshold is measured by the thickness of the film on a blank substrate (e.g., a flat 200 mm or 300 mm silicon wafer) that can be deposited without forming a crack. In a typical experiment, the dielectric film is deposited to various thicknesses using a single set of process conditions. The resulting wafer (with dielectric layer) is set aside without disturbance for a period of time (e.g., one day) and examined for cracks. The greatest thickness at which no crack is observed is designated the cracking threshold. For many processes, the cracking threshold is measured in micrometers. Cracking threshold is a measure of the dielectric film's mechanical strength. Higher the cracking threshold, better the film mechanical strength and easier the ability to integrate the film into the interconnect stack.
This document discloses a generalized procedure for forming a number of sub-layers, with each sub-layer undergoing a plasma treatment in order to improve the mechanical properties of the dielectric layer without substantially changing its dielectric constant (k) value or other important film properties.
The process used to form the individual sub-layers is illustrated in
This same process is shown again, in a graphical form, in
Preparing the Individual Dielectric Sub-Layers
This invention is applicable to several different dielectric film compositions. In some embodiments, the composition includes silicon and oxygen. Sometimes it may also include one or a combination of carbon, fluorine, and/or other elements and even metals, in addition to silicon, oxygen and hydrogen. In many cases, the dielectric will be a fluorine doped oxide or a carbon-doped oxide (CDO). The dielectric may be of the "high density" variety (substantially pore free) or the "low density" variety (porous). In either case, the material preferably has a relatively low dielectric constant (e.g., less than about 4, and more typically less than about 3), yet need not have a relatively high mechanical strength.
For many embodiments, the dielectric layer has a composition comprising between about 5 and 33 atomic percent silicon and between about 10 and 66 atomic percent oxygen. It may also include, optionally, between about 10 and 30 atomic percent carbon and/or between about 1 and 30 atomic percent fluorine. Material may also have between 1 and 50 atomic percent hydrogen.
Examples of precursors for CDO dielectrics include molecules containing at least Si, C, O, H and F atoms, such as silanes, alkylsilanes (e.g., trimethylsilane and tetramethylsilane), alkoxysilanes (e.g., methyltriethoxysilane (MTEOS), methyltrimethoxysilane (MTMOS) diethoxymethylsilane (DEMS), methyldimethoxysilane (MDMOS), trimethylmethoxysilane (TMMOS) and dimethyldimethoxysilane (DMDMOS)), linear siloxanes and cyclic siloxanes (e.g. octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (OMCTS) and tetramethylcyclotetrasiloxane (TMCTS)). Note that one example of a silane is di-tert-butylsilane.
Any number of deposition methods may be employed to form the individual sub-layers of the dielectric material. These include various forms chemical vapor deposition (CVD) including plasma enhanced CVD (PECVD) and high-density plasma (HDP CVD). HDP CVD of dielectric materials is described in various sources including U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/996,619, filed Nov. 28, 2001 by Atiye Bayman et al. and titled "Gap Fill for High Aspect Ratio Structures", which is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes. Other techniques such as spin on techniques and deposition from supercritical solutions may also be employed.
Typically, the individual dielectric sub-layers are substantially non-porous and dense. Of course, it is possible that the invention could be employed to form porous films as well. Methods of fabricating porous dielectrics typically involve forming a composite film containing two components: a porogen (typically an organic material such as a polymer) and a structure former or dielectric material (e.g., a silicon containing material). Once the precursor film is formed on the substrate, the porogen component is removed, leaving a structurally intact porous dielectric matrix. Techniques for removing porogens from the precursor film include, for example, a thermal process in which the substrate is heated to a temperature sufficient for the breakdown and vaporization of the organic porogen, ultraviolet radiation and/or plasma mediated decomposition of the porogen, and extraction and/or breakdown with a supercritical solution.
In some cases the porogen is randomly distributed throughout the precursor film and other cases it is ordered in a repeating structure throughout the film. In the case of an ordered porous or mesoporous dielectric matrix, the porogen is frequently referred to as a "template." One type of ordered porogen, for example, is a block copolymer that has chemically distinct components (e.g. PEO polyethylene oxide and PPO polypropylene oxide) that segregate into separate phases. The discussion herein will refer to porogen and porogen materials in general and are intended to include any type of porogen, ordered or non-ordered, organic or inorganic, unless otherwise specified.
Frequently, the porogen is a hydrocarbon. One class of hydrocarbon porogens is the polyfunctional cyclic non-aromatic compounds, particularly alpha-terpinenes (ATRP). Suitable alpha-terpinene derivatives include, for example, alpha-terpinene itself, substituted alpha-terpinenes, and multi-ring compounds containing the alpha-terpinene nucleus. Other compounds include functional groups such as —CH═CH2, —CH═CH—, —C≡CH, —C≡C—, —C═O, —OCH3. A typical example of these compounds is 1,2,3,4-tetramethyl-1,3-cyclopentadiene (TMCP) (C9H14). Three-dimensional multi-ring compounds such as 5-ethylidene-2-norbornene (ENB) are also suitable.
The thickness of the individual sub-layers can be adjusted for the particular needs of an application and/or the constraints of the process and apparatus. In one embodiment of the invention, the individual sub-layers are deposited at thicknesses ranging from about 10-10000 Å. For many applications, it is desirable to employ sub-layers that are as thin as possible. So it is often preferable to employ sub-layers in the range of about 20-500 angstroms. In some ultra-thin layer embodiments described below the deposited thickness is preferably between about 20-30 angstroms per cycle. By using only very thin sub-layers, one reduces the variations in the vertical composition profile, thereby reducing potential issues associated with non-uniform etching, etc.
The ultimate thickness of the multi-layer dielectric film depends upon the application. Frequently, the thickness will range between about 3 nanometers and 3 micrometers. As an example, the final thickness may range between about 50 to 1500 angstroms for a hard mask application. For an interlayer dielectric or packaging application, the thickness may range up to about 2 to 3 microns. In some cases, extra thickness is required to provide some amount of sacrificial dielectric to accommodate a subsequent planarization step.
In some cases, the material properties of the as-deposited (before plasma treatment) film may be important. A film deposited using the methods discussed above will have a modulus of at least about 0.5 to 60 GPa (hardness of at least about 0.1 to 10 GPa), a cracking threshold of at least about 1 micrometer, and a dielectric constant of at most 4.
Plasma Treatment
As discussed above in reference to
Many different types of plasma gases may be used to form the dielectric layer. They may be either inert or reactive. Sometimes it will be desirable that some reaction or doping that results from interaction with a non-inert plasma. For example, it may be desirable to employ a fluorine-containing plasma to give some level of fluorine doping in the dielectric layer. Exemplary plasma forming gases include H2, He, Ar, O2, CO2, N2, and fluorine containing gases (e.g., CF4, C2F6, SiF4, C3F8, NF). Any combination of these gases (possibly with other gases as well) may be used to perform the plasma hardening treatment.
Another consideration in choosing plasma gases is whether to use heavy atoms (e.g., argon) or light atoms (e.g., helium). A heavier atom may be used when material redistribution or "sputtering" is desired. This is useful in facilitating bond reconstruction within the dielectric materials and in improving its mechanical strength. However, using a heavier atom may increase the k value of the dielectric. Thus, it may often be desirable to have a mix of both heavy and light atoms in the plasma. In one preferred embodiment the plasma treatment gases are argon and helium.
Another consideration, in some cases, is whether to use an ionized gas (e.g. Ar+) over electronegative ionized gases such as F−, CO2 −, or O2 −. It has been found that oxygen-containing gases can increase the dielectric constant of the dielectric layer. Still the invention is not limited to positively charged gases or electropositive process gases. For some applications, ionized oxygen may be appropriate.
The plasma may be formed in situ (in the same process chamber that houses the substrate) or remotely in separate chamber or compartment. In the later case, the remotely generated plasma must be introduced to the chamber where the substrate resides and there interact with the dielectric to harden it.
According to the present invention, each process gas for the plasma treatment is supplied at a specified flow rate or in a measured amount at a specific pressure after each layer of dielectric is applied. In a preferred embodiment, the pressure range employed for the plasma treatment ranges between about 10 mTorr and 20 Torr, and more preferably between about 0.1 Torr and 10 mTorr.
The appropriate plasma density and power at the substrate surface, as well as the exposure time of the substrate will vary depending upon the composition and thickness of the dielectric sub-layer to be treated. In one example, the plasma is created by an electromagnetic field having a power of between about 50 and 5000 Watts, more preferably between about 100 and 3000 Watts. The frequency of the electromagnetic field may vary depending upon the apparatus and desired process conditions. A frequency of about 200 kHz to 13.56 MHz, or a combination thereof is commonly used. If a PECVD process is being used, the frequency and power may be chosen to match that of the deposition step (which is desirably performed in the same reaction chamber as the plasma treatment). This makes for convenient processing as there are few process variations within a single reactor.
For many applications, the plasma exposure time will be between about 1 and 3600 seconds, and more preferably between about 1 and 300 seconds. As indicated this will be a function of the plasma conditions, the dielectric sub-layer composition, and the dielectric sub-layer thickness.
Recognize that while the plasma treatment will improve the mechanical strength of the dielectric layer, it may also increase its dielectric constant slightly. This is typically not a significant problem because the process may employ a starting material having a dielectric constant that is slightly lower than that ultimately required for the application. For example, if the process requires a dielectric having k of 2.8, the process may employ an untreated dielectric having a k of 2.7. The plasma treatment might increase the dielectric constant to 2.8 but correspondingly increase the modulus from 9 to 18.7 GPa (hardness from 1.5 to 2.8 GPa).
The present invention can be implemented in many different types of apparatus. Generally, the apparatus will include one or more chambers or "reactors" (sometimes including multiple stations) that house one or more wafers and are suitable for wafer processing. A single chamber may be employed for all operations of the invention (both sub-layer deposition and plasma treatment) or separate chambers may be used. Each chamber may house one or more wafers for processing. The one or more chambers maintain the wafer in a defined position or positions (with or without motion within that position, e.g. rotation, vibration, or other agitation). In one embodiment, a wafer undergoing dielectric deposition is transferred from one station to another within the reactor during the process. For example, the wafer may be held at a first station during deposition and a second station during plasma treatment. While in process, each wafer is held in place by a pedestal, wafer chuck and/or other wafer holding apparatus. For certain operations in which the wafer is to be heated, the apparatus may include a heater such a heating plate. As indicated, various methods may be used to produce the individual sub-layers, including various types of chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, a PECVD (Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition) system such as the "VECTOR" PECVD platform reactor available from Novellus Systems, Inc. of San Jose, Calif., but other forms of CVD may be used as well, for example HDP CVD (High Density Plasma Chemical Vapor Deposition).
Thin Layer Embodiment
Preferably, to maximize throughput, a single reactor with either single or multiple stations is employed and the wafer is held in one place during successive deposition and plasma treatment phases. In a particular embodiment, a PECVD process is employed to form the sub-layers. Hence, a plasma may be ignited at the beginning of the process and maintained during the entire process. During deposition phases, the process gases include chemical precursors to the dielectric film (e.g., TMCTS and carbon dioxide) in carrier gas that may help maintain the plasma (e.g., an argon helium mixture). During plasma treatment phases, the flow of the chemical precursors is turned off, while the carrier continues to flow. Thus, the recently deposited sub-layer is exposed plasma for a period of time and thereby hardened before the next sub-layer is deposited. By utilizing the same plasma conditions for deposition and plasma treatment operations (the only difference being presence or absence of dielectric precursor material), one can run the overall deposition phase very rapidly. In a preferred embodiment, only very thin sub-layers are deposited (e.g., on the order of about 20-30 angstroms per cycle).
The above-described processes and apparatus may deposit dielectric on any type of substrate that requires thin dielectric layers. The substrate may be a semiconductor wafer having gaps in need of dielectric filling. The invention is not, however, limited to such applications. It may be employed in a myriad of other fabrication processes such as processes for fabricating flat panel displays.
Generally, however, this invention finds particular value in integrated circuit fabrication. The dielectric deposition is performed on partially fabricated integrated circuits employing semiconductor substrates. In specific examples, the dielectric forming processes of this invention are employed to form shallow trench isolation, pre-metal dielectric (dielectric between active devices and first metallization layer), inter-metal dielectric layers (dielectric between successive metallization layers), passivation layers, etc.
As indicated above, the ultimate thickness of the multi-layer dielectric film depends upon the application. For example, the final thickness may range between about 50 to 1500 angstroms for a hard mask application. For an interlayer dielectric or packaging application, the thickness may range up to about 2 to 3 microns. In some cases, extra thickness is required to provide some amount of sacrificial dielectric to accommodate a subsequent planarization step.
Bearing in mind that sometimes the plasma treatment may slightly increase the dielectric constant of the deposited material, one should choose starting material to have dielectric constant just slightly below the requirements of the application at hand. Assume, for example, that the plasma processing will increase the dielectric constant slightly and the process requires a material having a dielectric constant of k=2.8. In such case, it may be desirable to start the process by depositing a dielectric having a dielectric constant of k=2.7.
In one example, a stacked dielectric film was prepared in accordance with this invention. Sample hardness and dielectric constant were measured and compared to those using a comparable unstacked dielectric film prepared via a conventional process. To produce the stacked film, in accordance with this invention, each new layer of dielectric was deposited to a thickness of approximately 500 angstroms from a TMCTS precursor and carbon dioxide using a PECVD chamber (Vector™). Plasma treatment is performed while maintaining gas flows of Argon at 22 standard liters per minute (slm) and He at 5 slm, with the process chamber pressure maintained at 15 Torr and with high frequency (13.56 MHz) RF power of 2000 Watts for 5 seconds for every 500 angstroms of film. This plasma treatment is repeated every 500 angstrom to grow a 10000 angstrom film. The film produced incorporating this invention had a dielectric constant of 2.92, hardness of 2.8 GPa and Modulus of 18.7 GPa, while the film prepared using conventional process had a dielectric constant of 2.85, hardness of 1.45 GPa and modulus of 8.6 GPa.
After each dielectric sub-layer was deposited, the precursor gases were shut off in the deposition chamber and the dielectric was exposed to plasma. Each plasma phase of the process employed 22 slm of argon gas and 5 slm of helium gas for 5 seconds and held at a pressure of 15 Torr. The power applied to the upper electrode (for generating the plasma) was approximately 2000 W at 13.56 MHz held for 5 seconds between applications of dielectric material. Twenty sub-layers of dielectric were deposited on top of one another and separately plasma treated in this manner.
The resulting stacked dielectric layer has a modulus of about 18.7 GPa (hardness of about 2.8 GPa), a cracking threshold greater than 5 micrometers and a dielectric constant of 2.92. The conventional dielectric film (having a thickness of approximately 1 micrometer) produced from same material had a modulus of 8.6 GPa (hardness of 1.45 GPa), a cracking threshold of 2.5 micrometer and a dielectric constant of 2.85 without the sub-layering and accompanying intermediate plasma treatments.
In another example, a stacked dielectric film was prepared in accordance with this invention. To produce the stacked film, in accordance with this invention, each new layer of dielectric was deposited to a thickness of approximately 500 angstroms from a TMCTS precursor and carbon dioxide using a PECVD chamber (Vector™). Plasma treatment is performed while maintaining gas flows of Argon at 15 slm and He at 2.5 slm, with the process chamber pressure maintained at 15 Torr and with high frequency (13.56 MHz) RF power of 1000 Watts and low frequency (400 kHz) RF power of 500 W for 5 seconds for every 500 angstroms of film. This plasma treatment is repeated every 500 angstrom to grow a 10000 angstrom film. The film produced incorporating this invention had a dielectric constant of 2.9, hardness of 2.4 GPa and Modulus of 15.1 GPa, while the film prepared using conventional process had a dielectric constant of 2.85, hardness of 1.45 GPa and modulus of 8.6 GPa.
While this invention has been described in terms of several embodiments, there are alterations, modifications, permutations, and substitute equivalents, which fall within the scope of this invention. It should also be noted that there are many alternative ways of implementing the methods and apparatuses of the present invention. It is therefore intended that the following appended claims be interpreted as including all such alterations, modifications, permutations, and substitute equivalents as fall within the true spirit and scope of the present invention. The use of the singular in the claims does not mean "only one," but rather "one or more," unless otherwise stated in the claims.
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Along with several other major ISPs in the country, including Telstra and Internode, iiNet has just revamped its line of broadband plans and claims it has brought the first plan down under with a whopping Terabyte of included quota.
The heavy 1TB plan will become available as of this coming Friday. The 1TB is split down the middle with 500GB offered during on-peak and 500GB off-peak. The cost of this monster plan is much lower than you'd have otherwise thought, too. The plan will cost between $99.95 and $119.95 a month, depending on whether ADSL1, ADSL2+ or naked DSL is chosen and if you bundle the plan with a telephone service.
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Survey scams continue to suck many unsuspecting Facebook users in and result in the automated spreading of messages to all of the people on their friends list. A new one is quickly attracting many people to click on it as it promises a feature that a large number of Facebook users have been wanting for a long time, a "DISLIKE" button.
This spam scam gives messages including "I just got the Dislike button, so now I can dislike all of your dumb posts lol!!" and "Get the official DISLIKE button NOW!". Clicking install will have it requesting for permission to access your personal information, post to your wall and access data even when you're not using it. With a hold of your permissions it will spread messages of which you responded to your friends.
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Tony stands up tall and says Wireless is still the answer
Despite all the constructive critisicm being handed back to him in layman's terms (due to being "no Bill Gates"), Tony Abbott is continuing to ignore industry experts who are outlining many flaws about the Coalition's alternative broadband policy to Labor's nationwide fibre network.
Last night on ABC's Q&A program he went on another wireless happy talking spree about it being the smarter choice. The Coalition have been questioning whether people will really need the bandwidth provided by a fibre network, while experts in the industry find this ludicrous.
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Thecus debuts 10Gb C10GT network card
For most of us at home and in the office the fastest networking speed we have to work with is Gigabit. In most homes and many small offices you are going to be stuck with plain 100Mbps Ethernet for the most part. There are lots of computers that support Gigabit networking today so that is becoming more and more common in many environments. In some enterprise settings Gigabit networking is not fast enough and for those folks a new 10Gb networking protocol is coming.
Thecus has unveiled a new network card made for the 10Gb spec called the C10GT. The card slips into the x4 or x8 slot on the mainboard and supports multiple 10Gb standards including IEEE 802.3ae, IEEE 802.3ak, and IEEE 802.1q VLAN. The network card also supports dual cable interfaces.
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iiNet reports solid growth with increased revenues, EBITDA and profit
iiNet appears to be moving full steam ahead with its annual report for the year to June 30, 2010 showing a very healthy rise in revenues, EBITDA and NPAT.
The major ISP's revenue took a 13% rise to $473.8m and its subscriber services rose by a whopping 27%, almost hitting the 1 Million mark at 960,000. Naked DSL looks to be notably popular with subscriber numbers growing a whopping 59% to 106,400.
Aquiring Westnet and more recently Netspace looks to have paid off, too, with the company's total broadband customers sustaining 539,000 to the years end, a rise of 28% since the aquisition. If you didn't catch it in recent news, iiNet is also in the process of aquiring AAPT's consumer division which should be completed in September this year.
Labor's mandatory internet filter not the Greens cup of tea either
It's looking less and less likely that Labor will succeed in pushing its internet filter plan through federal parliament with the Greens today showing their support alongside the Coalition in calling for a PC-based approach.
Greens ICT spokesman Scott Ludlam unveiled the party's cyber safety policy this morning which is all about PC-based filtering, further research into cyber safety risks, strengthened law enforcement and net literacy education.
"The Greens believe Australians need a world-class national broadband network but we don't need the Australian government looking over our shoulder and filtering what we see. A voluntary filter at the household level would be more effective to protect kids" said Senator Ludlam.
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Where will Carroll, King land in UIL realignment?
Corpus Christi 5A schools likely headed into a Valley district
CORPUS CHRISTI - After years of playing in San Antonio 5A districts, Carroll and King could see a lot more Valley competition in their near futures with UIL realignment coming in February.
The two remaining Class 5A schools in Corpus Christi ISD could be finishing a six-year run of playing in district filled with San Antonio area teams this spring.
With 25 schools from the San Antonio area likely making the 5A enrollment requirement, the UIL could lump those schools into three districts with two containing eight teams and one with nine. While a nine-team districts are not something the UIL likes to do, San Antonio currently has a nine-team district in 27-5A.
That would leave the following breakdown of the 35 schools remaining for five districts in Region IV:
- 6 in Brownsville with Veterans Memorial joining Hanna, Lopez, Pace, Porter and Riviera
- 4 in Edinburg with addition of Vela to North, Economedes and Edinburg
- 4 in Laredo: Alexander, LBJ, United and United South
- 3 in McAllen: McHi, Memorial and Rowe
- 3 in Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD: PSJA, Memorial and North
- 2 in Corpus Christi: Carroll, King
- 2 in Harlingen: Halingen and South
- 2 in Weslaco: Weslaco and East, moving up from 4A
- 2 in La Joya: La Joya and Palmview
- 2 in Eagle Pass: Eagle Pass and Winn (which is expected to play up despite 4A enrollment)
- Del Rio, San Benito, Los Fresnos, Donna and Mission Sharyland
With 35 schools and five districts, the UIL could make five equal seven-school districts or a mix of six-, seven- and eight-school districts.
The most obvious geographical pairings is a seven-team district with the four Laredo schools, two Eagle Pass schools and Del Rio. Then it gets pretty muddy.
The six Brownsville schools will be in the same district and could be its own district or add San Benito and/or Los Fresnos for a seven- or eight-team district.
The rest is not so obvious as most of the schools run within a 65-mile stretch east-to-west: Los Fresnos, San Benito, Harlingen, Weslaco, Donna, Pharr, McAllen, Mission and La Joya.
So where would Carroll and King fit?
Likely in a district with Harlingen, Harlingen South, and then either Los Fresnos, San Benito, Weslaco, Weslaco East and/or Donna. All those schools would be closest to Corpus Christi – although still more than a two-hour drive. Deciding factors will be the district size the UIL wants to achieve – could be six, seven or eight – and whether San Benito, Los Fresnos, Weslaco, Weslaco East and Donna fit into the other district puzzles better.
One thing is for sure. We will all find out on Feb. 2.
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I don't think the pain will be as bad, because she won't be pushing on your belly at the same time..
The first few times I got checked it really didn't bother me, just pressure. But it seems the farther a long I get the more uncomfortable its getting, just enough to make me squinch my eyes.
I would think so ... during the actual exam they do not press down on your belly. At least my doctor didn't. It didn't hurt me at all but I have read other posts where it was painful to them. I think it all depends on the size of your doctors hands and your pain tolerance.
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At my 36 week appointment, my OB checked to see if the baby's head was down as well. It was painful. At my 37 week appointment they asked if I wanted to be checked, so I declined. No need in putting myself through unecessary pain. We'll be experiencing that soon enough!
Cervical checks don't hurt for me, but maybe I just have a very gentle doctor. It doesn't feel like anything to me, except for a finger in my vagina (sorry, lol!). However, at my appointment today the doctor checked to make sure the baby was still head down, and she kind of pushed on my stomach and felt for the baby's head, and that was uncomfortable. I actually flinched. She said sorry. She said it was because the baby's head was on my pubic bone (or something like that). Uncomfy.


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FLASHBACK: In 1977 I was hiking the Appalachian Trail and had made it from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Pennsylvania. I had run out of food and was heading from the trail head to a post office where a care package was waiting for me. A bunch of people were heading up the trail to the shelter to party for the weekend. One of the guys was going back down into town to pick up more beer and said I could catch a ride with him in his motorcycle sidecar. Scariest GD ride I ever had. CB750 with an old Velorx tub rolling down out of the mountains with a nutcase as pilot. Felt like the tub was going to detach going round left turns, and riding in the car felt like I was just inches from going over the embankment the whole way. Anyway, we get to the PO and then the store where he proceeded to fill the sidecar with these...
Anyone know what the 33 stands for???
I think you could get a case for$2.99 back then. I rode back with him on the back of the bike, spent the night "socializing" with the group and left them the next day. I doubt I"ll ever ride IN a sidecar again.
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If messing with a whole live lobster has you squeamish, just stick with the tail. It's a lot easier to eat, makes for a great presentation and is one of the tastier parts of a lobster.
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East McKeesport zoning hearing board is looking to fill a vacancy.
Borough administrator-secretary Connie Rosenbayger said on Thursday letters of interest are being solicited.
The borough had been working on a joint zoning effort with Wall and North Versailles Township but Rosenbayger said the three municipalities decided to go back to separate boards unless a matter arises that covers more than one of the communities.
Letters can be sent to the borough office at 907 Florence Ave., East McKeesport, 15035.
The borough will participate with North Versailles in paving Third Street between Route 30 and a point between Clara Avenue and Willman Street. The street forms part of the border between the borough and township and each municipality will pay half of the cost, or $11,273.30.
Borough council authorized the work as part of its agenda last week.
The borough authorized an application to the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments for $450,000 in federal Year 40 Community Development Block Grant funding. If the borough can get that amount, Rosenbayger said, it could be applied to projects ranging from reconstruction of guide rails and catch basin installation to renovation of the concession stand and restrooms in East Field.
Council approved a change order for the fencing work at East Field that lowered the total cost of reconstruction by $4,538. An Allegheny County Community Infrastructure and Tourism Fund grant covered most of the cost of the East Field work.
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Hi.My name is Don King, and I bet you can guess why!
I am a young, neutered lionhead boy with spunk and spirit. I am full of energy. I want to run, play and explore. I'm still a teenager!
I am so cute and unusual looking. Someone told me I look like a guinea pig. No offense meant to guinea pigs out there, but I think I look more like a bunny, only with a bad hair day!
Anyway, I just found my forever home!
Here's your chance to outfit and design your bunny's home as tastefully as yours! Everyone knows that bunnies love to "redecorate" their homes. Now you can mix and match these hand-beaded, one-of-a kind water bottle holders to match your home and the energy of the day.


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Willis was self-educated at Harrow School between 1937 and 1942. He had two oil paintings hung in the summer exhibition of the Royal Academy at Burlington House in 1941. Willis joined the RNVR in 1942 and served in Destroyers and Combined Operations, landing American tanks on Utah Beach on Normandy D-Day, where he was wounded. After a pleasant time recovering and painting, Willis was posted to Italy. As a painter and lover of Nelson's Navy, he considered himself privileged to be posted for a time to the flagship, HMS Victory in Portsmouth, where, as a humble Ordinary Seaman, he managed to get permission to paint in the Great Cabin.
Willis returned to civilian life in 1946 and studied Art at the University of Reading under Professor Betts. It was during his time in Reading that Willis met Diana Bateman, elder daughter of the cartoonist H.M. Bateman. He married Diana in 1948 and they have two sons and two daughters, all living near them in Somerset. Both daughters are successful artists.
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July 4 Made-in-America BBQ Shopping List
This week, in the lead-up to the nation's birthday on July 4, we'll be spotlighting union-made products. Stay tuned for a new list each day.
Many of us will celebrate Independence Day with a barbecue. We can keep the red, white and blue in the holiday with this made-in-America, union label backyard barbecue checklist, compiled from the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers (BCTGM), the LA Labor 411's website, Union Plus and the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW).
To get more made-in-America product lists right to your phone, text FLAG to 235246.
Be sure to check AFL-CIO Now everyday through July 4 for more made-in-America, union product spotlights.
Picnic Supplies
Weber Q series grill, coolers by Igloo and Rubbermaid, red Solo cups and don't forget the sunscreen by Coppertone and Bain de Soleil.
Hot Dogs, Sausages and Other Grill Meats
Ball Park, Boar's Head, Dearborn Sausage Co., Fischer Meats, Hebrew National, Hofmann, Johnsonville, Oscar Mayer. See more.
French's Mustard, Guldens Mustard, Heinz Ketchup, Hidden Valley Ranch, Lucky Whip, Vlasic.
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Atlanta Braves (58-55) at Seattle Mariners (58-54), 3:40 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Atlanta - Julio Teheran (10-7, 2.69) Seattle - Chris Young (9-6, 3.19)
(SportsNetwork.com) - It will be a long flight home if the Atlanta Braves fail to stop their current losing streak, as they close out a quick two-game series against the Seattle Mariners Wednesday at Safeco Field.
The Braves have lost the first seven games on this eight-game road trip and are just 6-12 since the All-Star break. They matched a seven-game losing streak from April 29-May 5 with Tuesday's 4-2 loss and couldn't solve Mariners ace Felix Hernandez.
King Felix stymied the Braves with eight superb innings and allowed only a run and four hits with eight strikeouts and only one walk. Fernando Rodney allowed two hits and a run in the ninth, but managed to secure his 31st save.
Atlanta starting pitcher Alex Wood was reached for four runs, one of which was earned, in six innings to absorb the loss, while Justin Upton and Chris Johnson had an RBI apiece in defeat.
"With a guy like Felix it's not going to be a high-scoring game so you got to come out and put up zeroes. Unfortunately we were on the wrong side of it tonight," Wood said.
Braves shortstop Andrelton Simmons left in the fourth inning with a left ankle sprain and is day-to-day. Meanwhile, Upton is two hits shy of 1,000 in his career and three RBI away from 500.
The Braves remained three games behind Washington for the NL East lead after the Nationals lost to the New York Mets. Atlanta is 27-31 as the visitor and will start a 10-game homestand this weekend versus Washington, Los Angeles and Oakland.
All-Star Julio Teheran aims to pitch Atlanta back on track when he toes the rubber Wednesday. He is 10-7 with a 2.69 earned run average and looks to bounce back from last Thursday's 2-1 loss to the Dodgers in which he yielded both runs in eight innings.
Teheran is still 4-2 in his last six decisions and will face Seattle for the first time. The right-hander is 6-6 with a 3.91 ERA in 12 road assignments and 2-4 in his past six starts away from Turner Field.
Seattle once again rode the right arm of Hernandez, who extended his MLB record to 15 straight starts of seven or more innings with two runs or fewer allowed. Hernandez is 4-1 in his last five decisions and was aided by a four- run fourth inning.
"It seemed like when he got that lead, he smelled blood in the water," Braves catcher Gerald Laird said of King Felix. "The good ones know how to pitch with a lead, and he just kept pounding the zone with strikes."
The Braves had two errors in the decisive fourth frame and both Logan Morrison and Austin Jackson had RBI singles. Braves second baseman Tommy La Stella saw two runs score on his throwing error.
The Mariners have alternated results over the past 10 games and opened a nine- game homestand on a high note. They will also host the Chicago White Sox and Toronto Blue Jays on this stay and sit only one game out of a wild card spot.
Chris Young tries to pitch Seattle to a sweep of the Braves when he takes the ball Wednesday. Young is 9-6 with a 3.19 ERA and hasn't won 10 games in a season since 2006, when he was 11-5 with San Diego. Young did not record a decision in last Thursday's 6-5 win at Cleveland and permitted four runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 innings.
Young tossed seven scoreless innings in his previous start on July 26 versus Baltimore. The right-hander is 6-3 in 11 starts at Safeco Field this season, but 2-4 with a lofty 6.69 ERA in eight career starts against the Braves.
The Mariners won both games in Atlanta in early June, but were swept by the Braves in three games at Safeco Field in 2011.


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Relevant and change seem to be the hottest buzz words with current Disneyland management.
What Im curious about in this thread are not the dictionary definitions, but how MiceChatters define these words for themselves, and whether or not they think Disney is being accurate when they use them.
When they say relevant, I believe they actually mean fashionable at the moment. In a literal sense, how are pirates relevant to childrens lives today? The lives of contemporary American children are nothing like the lives of 17th century pirates. And yet, pirates are popular and they werent, just a few short years ago, before a movie based upon an ORIGINAL THEME PARK ATTRACTION was released.
But even the popularity argument seems like just an excuse.
Originality, surprises, a sense of adventure and magic, richly detailed, immersive theming taking you to fascinating settings -
Are these things really passé?
Has some great cultural shift actually happened that makes people not like or not understand these things anymore?
The average guests may not be experts on all the time periods depicted in DL. I know Im not. But most of them probably have a vauge idea of the turn of the 20th century, or the old west, or the future, and you can tell when something feels authentic. Nobody would suggest that Johnny Depp do the next Pirates movie in a t-shirt and jeans but why not, since period theming isnt relevant to people anymore?
Some posters criticize the purists for being unable to handle change, that they just want what theyre used to. Yet the rationale for many of these changes is that the average guests particularly the children of the current generation - cant handle attractions that arent based on franchises theyre already familiar with outside the parks. Franchises that are sometimes decades old, yet manage to retain their "relevance."
I think that thats an excuse as well though. The only ones in this situation who really cant seem to handle change are certain Disney executives who are too afraid to take a risk on new ideas or finance a ride that doesnt function as an advertisement.
The more Disneyland changes these days, the more some of its parts become the same. Once there was a pirate ride and a Tom Sawyer Island. Now theres a pirate ride and a pirate island. Once, there was a ride about all the different Disney classics (Storybookland) and a ride about The Happiest Cruise to Ever Sail the World. Soon there may be two rides about all the Disney classics.
The idea that every new creative idea every change - has to be based entirely on what the public already wants in order for it to wind up being relevant/popular/fashionable is completely contrary to the companys history. Yes, give the public what they want but dont just give them that alone:
THE WORLD: We dont know you, and we dont know your mouse.
WALT produces the first sound cartoon Steamboat Willie. Its a huge hit.
THE WORLD: More mice! More mice! More mice!
WALT produces more mice, but he also produces the experimental anthology Silly Symphonies series, including the huge hit The Three Little Pigs
THE WORLD: More pigs! More pigs! More pigs!
WALT: You cant top pigs with pigs.
WALT does produce two Pigs sequel cartoons, but he also begin work on Snow White
THE WORLD: People wont sit through an hour of color! Theyll run out of the theater screaming!
Snow White is released and is a huge hit.
THE WORLD: More Snow White! More Snow White! More Snow White!
WALT produces Pinnochio, Fantasia, Dumbo and Bambi. Admittedly, Dumbo is the only immediate hit with the public, but all go on to become very successful classics.
It was another princess movie, Cinderella, that saved the studio from dire financial straits. But Cinderella is still not More Snow White.
WALT later decides to build Disneyland.
THE WORLD: Disneyland will be a Hollywood spectacular a spectacular failure.
LILLIAN: Amusement parks are dirty, Walt
ART LINKLETTERS THOUGHTS: *Whos going to drive all the way out here to throw balls at targets?*
Disneyland opens, and, after a few bumps, is a huge success.
THE WORLD: More Disneyland! More Disneyland! More Disneyland! Build one here, too!
WALT goes ahead with plans to build an East Coast Disneyland, but his real plan is to build a city of the future EPCOT. Unfortunately, Walt dies before its built.
Cut to the mid-1990s
a lot of people said it couldnt be done no one would watch it. Its cold. No one would sit through it. But we were convinced that the film is about the story and the characters, not about the technology. We perservered. And Toy Story became the number one movie of 1995.
- JOHN LASSETER, quoted in Inside the Dream: The Personal Story of Walt Disney
THE WORLD: More CGI! More CGI! More CGI!


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Last week I announced the date for the 2013 Microsoft Australia Education Partner Summit – on Monday 25th March in Sydney, and the fact that we've got Anthony Salcito kicking off the event with his characteristically engaging story telling on the future of education, and our role in supporting the process of teaching and learning.
Now I can give you more on the whole agenda for the day, to explain some of the value that you're going to be able to get from investing a day with us.
Renee GambleMicrosoft Australia OEM Lead
Anthony Salcito Vice President of Microsoft Education Worldwide
See below
The Scenario Workshops will focus on three specific education scenarios common across schools and other education institutions, and give you an opportunity to participate in a deeper session on up to three topics. Each of these will be run in smaller groups on rotation, so you can choose which order, and whether you attend one, two or all three of them.
The three Scenario Workshops are:
If you attend the whole Education Partner Summit, including all three Scenario Workshops, the day will close at 3:45PM.
The Education Partner Summit is open to all of the partner organisations who are registered on the Microsoft Partner Network, and who focus on the education market in Australia. Acronym Soup – Our Microsoft Partner Network (MPN) partners include AERs, OEMs, ISVs, SIs and LARs.
The day has been designed to be most valuable to partner executives and employees who have direct customer sales, pre-sales and advisory roles, as well as business strategy roles.


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by Kaleesha Williams cross posted from her blog The Lost (and Found) Mind of Kaleesha WilliamsPlease welcome our newest member of the SASBN Kaleesha Williams! She's written a great series on sexuality we'll be posting! Welcome aboard Kaleesh! "Shame, boatloads of shame Day after day, more of the same Blame, please lift it off Please take it off, please make it stop" -The Avett Brothers … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Every Sperm is Sacred?
by Colin Campbell from Meat For Men - Generational Fatherhood Our Savior, Jesus Christ, was 42 generations from Abraham. He was "the seed" in the loins of father Abraham 42 generations before He was born.Fathers, you do not know what powerful seed may be within your loins that could greatly influence the world for righteousness, even in FUTURE GENERATIONS. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Smile or Be Tired and Fearful?
by Nancy Campbell cross posted from Above Rubies - Fill Your Home With SmilesA downcast face will lock you into tiredness or anxiety. A happy face will ignite a spark of joy in your heart. A miserable face will sink you into self-pity.Put on a smile, even if it is the last thing you feel like doing, and you will feel your heavy burden lift.Proverbs 15:12 MLB says, "A happy heart makes the face look sunny." … [Read more...]
Why Pulling Back Birth Control Availability Does Not Work (A Response To Ladies Against Feminism)
by Lana Hope cross posted from her blog Wide Open GroundLadies Against Feminism posted this link about birth control, showing that contraception does not cut back on abortions. "Contraception reduces unintended pregnancies" has joined its fantastic make-believe friends "death with dignity," the "efficacy" of embryonic stem cells, the "certainty" of man-made global warming, and the "positive" multiplier effect in the leftist vernacular. This quote alone is a red flare. As if everything from the left is a lie, and everything from the right is true. … [Read more...]
Behind The Mask: Why We Join Patriarchy & Mask Our True Selves
by Suzanne Titkemeyer cross posted from her blog True Love Doesn't RapeHave you ever asked yourself exactly how women get into fundamentalist-patriarchy Christianity and why they stay? What emotional payoff are they getting? What drives the desire to completely immerse oneself into a system that devalues you as a human? Giving up all autonomy for the sake of male rule? … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: No One Else Will Do?
by Nancy Campbell of Above Rubies - No One Else Will Do Dear mother, do not be lured away by the humanistic voices all around you, in the church and in the world. Listen to God's voice. Listen to your heart. You are needed for your children. No one else will ever love and care for your children like you do. No one else will ever be sensitive to their physical needs, and especially their innermost needs as you are. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Always Being Open?
by Vaughn Ohlman from True Love Doesn't Wait, Really - Always Being OpenRecently I have had some discussions about a doctrine often called full quiver. I am 'full quiver' and I believe the doctrine to be an integral part of marriage, to the extent we included it in our betrothal covenant for my oldest son and his wife. The statement I made, that caused quite a bit of discussion, was this: … [Read more...]
CTBHHM: Having a Nervous Breakdown? Selfish Woman!
by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love, Joy, FeminismCreated To Be His Help Meet, pp. 156—159"I'm About to Have a Nervous Breakdown." That is how Debi titles this bit, which closes out her section teaching young women "to be sober." This should be interesting, right? Well . . . as you might expect, she basically spends the whole time telling women that nervous breakdowns are their own damn fault for being so selfish and that they need to purpose to stop having them. Yay. As she often does, Debi starts with a letter, prefacing it with this: … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Getting Busier Cures Depression?
From No Greater Joy -When You Need a Miracle by Erin Harrison During those black years I felt it would never end. Maybe you didn't bring into your marriage the baggage I did, and maybe your husband is a mean, lazy jerk or even a pervert, but pity, despair and bitterness will not set you free from your own state of nothingness, lack of productivity, wanting of challenge, or any real rewards. Do you know what I am talking about—working and never seeing the end … [Read more...]


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Political campaigns
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram column on the use of high-profile issues such as fundraising tactics quoted Rebecca Deen, chair of the UTA Department of Political Science, as saying politicians have become particularly adept at using hot-button issues as rallying cries.
International honor
UT Arlington Physics Professor Zdzislaw Musielak has won the international Humboldt Research Award for the nearly unprecedented third time.
Environmental impact
The American Prospect interviewed Kevin Schug, associate professor and Shimadzu Distinguished Professor of Analytical Chemistry, for an article about studies related to drilling and regulation.
Engineering research
City of Arlington website, MyArlingtonTX, interviewed Dereje Agonafer, UT Arlington professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, in a piece about a major donation to UTA of 480 servers by Yahoo! Labs. The gift will support research into making the essential network equipment more efficient.
Transformative learning
A digital audio studio being unveiled this fall at the UT Arlington Library is expected to offer an innovative and creative new space for experiential learning.


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The NFL Wants Parents to Know Football is Safe
John Harbaugh has added another responsibility to his job as the Baltimore Ravens head coach. He is now leading the way to push back the "football is under siege" mentality that industry people both on the coach and pro
Ravens Justified: NFL Bans Patriots-Ravens Trick Play
The NFL passed a new rule banning ineligible receivers from lining up in the slot like the Patriots did against the Ravens in the AFC divisional playoffs
Ravens Step Up to Fill Pro Bowl Void
Since the firing of John Fox has thrown everyone for a loop and left the Pro Bowl without the staff to run it, the Baltimore Ravens have decided to step up. According to Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk, John
Ravens Must Have Ball Control to Beat the Bucs Sunday
Baltimore – Special to Sports Talk Florida This week it will be a banged up Baltimore Ravens (3-2) team that will be facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-4) at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. Game time is 1 pm
Couple Gets Engaged At Ravens' Practice Facility, John Harbaugh Congratulates Them
When a man loves a woman, he takes her to her favorite team's practice facility and asks for her hand in marriage. Then, the coach of her favorite team comes to check out the ring and give her a
John Harbaugh Calls Ravens' Trouble with Law "Silliness"
The Baltimore Ravens haven't had a lot to smile about lately. From Ray Rice's assault charge, to rookie RB Lorenzo Taliaferro's arrest for being drunk in public, players are messing up left and right. What does coach John Harbaugh
Ravens Get a Visit from the Ice Cream Truck
Tight end Dennis Pitta may be lost for the season, but all is merry and bright at Ravens camp, thanks to a surprise visit from…the ice cream truck. Make that two ice cream trucks. Coach John Harbaugh had them
Tuck: Harbaugh Brotherly Love
Jim and John just missed last season. Read why the second time will be the charm.


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results for "fucking dead woman photos", only photos
displaying 1-30 out of 54
Missing kitten found in fat woman
AMANDA Simmons, aka Mandy Mountain says: "My fella wen down on me and found next doors missing kitten"
Young woman arrested...
For public indescent exposure!
Deadly slide
A slide invented by the B.C. King of Judea Herod.....!
Facebook, a bastard and a dead dog
Read how a jerk got caught running over a poor dog and driving away.
Fucking Board
Because no matter how hard you try. You can't make your self look that stupid on Facebook. That's why she is my idol!
Man or woman
When someone asks you what is your gender you should stop.


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Kuberg Free-Rider 2014
2014 Kuberg Free-Rider specifications, pictures, reviews and rating
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|KUBERG FREE-RIDER is one of the most versatile electric bikes ever on the market. It is primarily built for teenagers but adults can ride on it and have a plenty of fun on it as well. It has incredible features. It is lightweight, excitingly powerful, fast, easy to ride, it has fully adjustable long travel suspension and it is very affordable. It is the fun bike of your dreams.
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|Kuberg Free-Rider
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|54.7 km/h (34.0 mph)
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|Steel double cradle tube frame, powder-coated
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|Front brakes diameter:
|160 mm (6.3 inches)
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|Rear brakes diameter:
|160 mm (6.3 inches)
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|38.1 kg (84.0 pounds)
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|889 mm (35.0 inches)
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|2 hour charging time. Intended for children. Range up to 1-2 hours. 15 Ah Lithium Polymer batteries.
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