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Newcastle Art Gallery houses the most important public art collection in NSW outside Sydney and is considered one of the most substantial in regional Australia. Featuring significant Indigenous and no...http://www.nag.org.au
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Newcastle Art Gallery is one of the State's best regional galleries with a changing program of exhibitions. Coming up this year is Blue+White, Fully Figurative, Peter Maloney: a focus, RRapture by Julie Rapp and New to Video, featuring the gallery's growing collection of contemporary video works by leading artists.
If you enjoy exploring local art galleries and museums, you'll find plenty to experience in Newcastle. Australia's second oldest city has a thriving arts and culture scene that has launched many talented artists, actors, singers, dancers and filmmakers. Well-known artists include painter and sculptor, William Dobell, actor,Rhys Muldoon, director of Bell Shakespeare, John Bell, and the band Silverchair, to name just a few.
A good place to start is at Newcastle Art Gallery which has the second largest collection in NSW after the Art Gallery of NSW. It has an impressive range of indigenous bark paintings, 20th century Australian and Japanese ceramics, and contemporary Australian art. Look out for Grace Cossington Smith's Trees' (c 1927) and Brett Whiteley's Summer at Carcoar' (c 1977). If you're visiting on the weekend, join an introductory one-hour tour at 11am to get started.
Newcastle Museum is also well worth a visit, with a busy calendar of events and exhibitions. Three permanent exhibitions provide insights into the city's history, the steel industry plus there's a hands-on science centre for kids.
Each night along Watt Street, City Evolutions lights up Newcastle's oldest street with interactive digital projections. Each of the projections details a story in Newcastle's history with interpretive signage along the street for self-guided tours. It's a fun way to see the city by night, especially if you're travelling with kids.
Also check out what's on at the Civic Theatre Newcastle, an art deco treasure where you can enjoy plenty of good music, theatre, musicals and comedy. And, for anyone who enjoys browsing through antique shops and bric-a-brac wares, wander along Maitland Road, Islington, as well as Darby Street and Cooks Hill. You might just snap up a beautiful bargain to take home.
Newcastle Art Gallery houses the most important public art collection in NSW outside Sydney and is considered one of the most substantial in regional Australia. Featuring significant Indigenous and no...http://www.nag.org.au
Newcastle Museum is located in the historic Honeysuckle Railway workshops, right in the heart of Newcastle. It has become a must see destination venue for the Newcastle and Hunter community as well as...http://www.newcastlemuseum.com.au
Opened in 1929, Newcastle City Hall is one of Newcastle's most unique and prestigious venues. Its old world charm and stunning architecture, including sandstone walls and pillars, marble staircases, c...http://www.newcastle.nsw.gov.au/recreation/art_and_culture/city_hall
City Evolutions is a landmark contemporary art project featuring a series of interactive digital projections along Newcastle's oldest street, Watt Street. Take a journey through the fascinating hi...http://www.cityevolutions.com
An exquisite array of unique and collectable paintings, sculptures and ceramic pieces together with works of colonial impressionism and the modern period can be found adorning the walls and exhibit sp...http://www.cookshill.com
The Lock-Up was the Newcastle Police Station from 1861 until its closure in 1982. Listed in the NSW Heritage Register, the Lock-Up building is believed to be the only example in NSW that includes the...http://www.thelockup.info
Outback Art is an Aboriginal art gallery, located in an historical heritage listed 1852 stone cottage built by William McNulty for Customs Officer, Charles Simpson. Carolyn and Roy Ryan are ...http://www.outbackart.net.au
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Surface mount capacitors are made having ultra-small dimensions of length, width and height. For example, capacitors of 0402 size and smaller may be produced having lower height than has been achieved in the prior art. The components have L-shaped terminations on respective ends thereof, providing bottom lands for mounting to a circuit board. At most, the component will have top lands of negligible size to provide a large gap width between the terminations across the top surface of the component. In some embodiments, the top surface may also include orientation indicia located thereon. The invention also provides improved methodology for terminating a capacitor or other surface mount component.
1. A thin film capacitor device for mounting to a surface, said capacitor device comprising a device body having small dimensions in length, width and height, and having substantially L-shaped terminations located thereon with portions of said terminations extending over a bottom surface of said device body and negligibly over a top surface of said device body, said device body including:
an insulating substrate having a top surface and a bottom surface;
a first conductive pattern located above said top surface of said substrate and defining a first polarity capacitor plate;
a dielectric layer located on top of said first conductive pattern;
a second conductive pattern located on said dielectric layer, said second conductive pattern defining a second capacitor plate in registry with said first capacitor plate; and
a planar cover layer located above said second conductive pattern.
2. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 1, further comprising orientation indicia located on a top surface of said device body.
3. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said device body has a size of 0402 or less.
4. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 3, wherein said device body has a nominal height of no greater than about 0.40 mm.
5. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said cover layer comprises a rigid layer of insulative material sealed to said second conductive pattern.
6. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 5, wherein said cover layer has a thickness of about 0.1 mm.
7. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 5, wherein said cover layer is sealed to said second conductive pattern by an interposing epoxy layer.
8. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 7, wherein said insulating substrate comprises a planar alumina substrate.
9. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 8, wherein said planar alumina substrate comprises a substrate of glazed alumina.
10. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said first conductive pattern and said second conductive pattern each comprise aluminum.
11. A thin film capacitor device as set forth in claim 10, wherein said dielectric layer comprises material selected from a group consisting of silicon oxide and silicon oxynitride.
12. A capacitor device for mounting to a surface, said capacitor device comprising:
a device body of a small size no greater than 0402 and a nominal height of no greater than about 0.40 mm;
said device body having a capacitor structure located therein, said capacitor structure being formed of at least one first polarity electrode and at least one second polarity electrode separated by an interposing layer of dielectric; and
substantially L-shaped terminations located on opposite end surfaces of said device body, with portions of said terminations extending over a bottom surface of said device body and negligibly on a top surface of said device body.
13. A capacitor device as set forth in claim 12, further comprising orientation indicia located on a top surface of said device body.
14. A capacitor device as set forth in claim 13, wherein said device body has a size of no greater than about 0201.
15. A capacitor device as set forth in claim 14, wherein said device body has a nominal height of no greater than about 0.16 mm.
16. A capacitor device as set forth in claim 12, wherein a nominal gap width between said terminations across a top surface of said device body is at least about 0.85 mm.
17. A capacitor device as set forth in claim 12, wherein a nominal gap width between said terminations across a bottom surface of said device body is at least about 0.35 mm.
18. A capacitor device as set forth in claim 12, wherein said capacitor structure is formed as an aluminum-dielectric-aluminum thin film structure.
This application is based on a Provisional Application filed Nov. 24, 1997 and having Ser. No. 60/066,505.
The present invention relates generally to small electronic components adapted to be surface mounted on a larger circuit board. More particularly, the invention relates to a surface mount capacitor device for use in a variety of applications.
According to industry practice, the size of a surface mount component is generally expressed as a number "XXYY," with XX and YY being the length and width, respectively, in hundredths of an inch. Urged on by general miniaturization trends in electronic devices, considerable effort has been expended over the years to provide surface mount components of ever smaller size. For example, the marketplace currently offers surface mount RF/Microwave capacitors of sizes as small as 0402.
Despite the miniaturization that has occurred, however, further need exists for devices that are even smaller. For example, it would be desirable to provide 0402 size capacitors having less height than those currently available on the market. In addition, RF/Microwave capacitors of smaller width-length dimensions would also be very useful.
The present invention recognizes various disadvantages of prior art constructions and methods. Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide novel surface mount components.
It is a particular object of the present invention to provide very small surface mount capacitor devices.
It is a more particular object of the present invention to provide very small surface mount capacitor devices having an improved termination structure.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide novel techniques for manufacturing surface mount electronic components.
Some of these objects are achieved by a surface mount capacitor device comprising a device body having substantially L-shaped terminations located thereon. The device body includes an insulating substrate, such as glazed alumina, having a top surface and a bottom surface. A first conductive pattern in the form of a first capacitor plate is defined above the top surface of the substrate. A dielectric layer is located on top of the conductive pattern. A second conductive pattern, defining a second capacitor plate in registry with said first capacitor plate, is located on the dielectric layer. A cover layer is located above the second capacitor plate and sealed thereto.
Other objects of the invention are achieved by an improved method of terminating a plurality of surface mount components, such as capacitors. A wafer is provided from which a plurality of components may be produced by dicing in perpendicular dimensions. The wafer is mounted to a carrier by any appropriate technique, such as by a suitable glue. A series of parallel channels are cut through the wafer in a first direction at locations where terminations will be applied. The terminations are then applied, after which a series of cuts are made through the wafer in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The individual component devices are then removed from the carrier.
Other objects, features and aspects of the present invention are provided by various combinations and subcombinations of the disclosed elements, as well as methods of practicing the same, which are discussed in greater detail below.
A full and enabling disclosure of the present invention, including the best mode thereof, to one of ordinary skill in the art, is set forth more particularly in the remainder of the specification, including reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a surface mount capacitor device of the present invention as mounted to a printed circuit board;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the surface mount capacitor device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view as taken along line 3--3 of FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view similar to FIG. 3 of a prior art capacitor device;
FIGS. 5A through 5D diagrammatically illustrate various steps of terminating a plurality of surface mount component devices according to the present invention; and
FIG. 6 is an enlarged plan view of a portion of a shadow mask for use in terminating a plurality of surface mount component devices according to the present invention.
Repeat use of reference characters in the present specification and drawings is intended to represent same or analogous features or elements of the invention.
It is to be understood by one of skill in the art that the present discussion is a description of exemplary embodiments only, and is not intended as limiting the broader aspects of the present invention, which broader aspects are embodied in the exemplary constructions.
The present invention provides surface mount component devices having various advantageous features in comparison to the prior art. For example, thin film capacitor devices may be made in smaller sizes, and with less height, than has been provided in the past. In addition, devices of the present invention may exhibit highly uniform dimensional characteristics. The L-shaped termination structure utilized in exemplary embodiments reduces shorting that could otherwise occur during the surface mounting process.
Referring now to FIG. 1, capacitor 10 is shown as it may appear when surface mounted to a printed circuit board 12. Capacitor 10 includes a device body 14 having terminations 16 and 18 applied to opposite ends thereon. The terminations are attached to board 12 at respective mounting pads, such as pad 20. Conductive traces, such as trace 22, may be defined on the top surface of circuit board 12 using known microstrip techniques. As shown, the conductive traces extend from a respective mounting pad to provide electrical communication with other circuitry.
As shown in FIG. 2, device body 14 will often be rectangular, defining a longer length dimension and a shorter width dimension. Preferably, device body 14 will also have a height dimension less than its width. As can be seen, terminations 16 and 18 do not extend around the lateral sides of device body 14.
The termination structure and various other aspects of capacitor 10 can be most easily explained with reference to FIG. 3. As shown, terminations 16 and 18 have respective main lands 24 and 26 located on the end faces of device body 14. When installed, capacitor 10 will rest on respective mounting (or "bottom") lands 28 and 30, which integrally extend "under" device body 14 as shown. The "top" lands 32 and 34 are due to solder creep during the manufacturing process, and typically will not have a width exceeding 0.05 mm. As such, the top lands can generally be neglected.
As understood by those of ordinary skill in the art, "length" of capacitor 10 is the distance of device body 14 between the main lands 24 and 26, "width" thereof is the distance between uncovered lateral sides of device body 14, and "height" thereof is the distance between respective bottom and top land pairs 28/32 and 30/34 (although the existence of the top lands is negligible).
During the manufacturing process, capacitor 10 is built up in an orientation inverted from that in which it is typically installed. Thus, device body 14 includes a rigid base layer 36 of alumina or the like. In such embodiments, a glaze layer 38 may be located adjacent base layer 36 to form the substrate base. A first electrode 40 is formed adjacent glaze layer 38. A second electrode 42 is formed opposite first electrode 40 adjacent an interposing dielectric layer 44. As can be seen, first electrode 40 extends to termination 18, whereas second electrode 42 extends to termination 16. A "cover" layer 46, preferably made of alumina or a like rigid material, is applied to the resulting structure via a layer 48 of epoxy or other appropriate adhesive.
In addition to the various layers described above, capacitor 10 will preferably include a first passivation layer between glaze layer 38 and electrode 40 to promote adhesive thereof. A second passivation layer may also be applied between electrode 42 and glue layer 48. Preferably, silicon oxynitride or silicon oxide may be used to form these passivation layers. In the preferred embodiment, electrodes 40 and 42 may be aluminum with dielectric layer 44 being silicon oxide or silicon oxynitride.
FIG. 4 illustrates a structure that has been utilized in the production of miniature capacitor devices of the prior art. As can be seen, capacitor 50 includes a capacitor body 52 having U-shaped terminations 54 and 56 applied to each end thereof. Capacitor body 52 includes a glass substrate 58 onto which a first aluminum electrode 60 is located. A second aluminum electrode 62 is located over an interposing dielectric layer 64 of silicon oxide or silicon oxynitride. A layer of silicon oxynitride passivation (not shown) may then be applied over electrode 62. Finally, a layer 66 of epoxy is applied to maintain a glass cover 68.
For purposes of comparison, Table I below shows the various layer thicknesses in an exemplary 0402 capacitor of the invention as in FIG. 3 and a 0603 capacitor of the prior art as in FIG. 4.
TABLE I______________________________________FIGURE 3 INVENTION FIGURE 4 PRIOR ART______________________________________Base Layer 36 Plus Glass Substrate 58: 0.4 mm Glaze Layer 38: 0.3 mm Preliminary Passivation: 0.3 μm Not applicable Electrode 40: 2.5 μm Electrode 60: 2.5 μm Dielectric 44: 0.9-3.0 μm Dielectric 64: 0.9-3.0 μm Electrode 42: 3.0 μm Electrode 62: 3.0 μm Top Passivation: 1.5 μm Top Passivation: 1.5 μm Epoxy Layer 48: 2.0-10.0 μm Epoxy Layer 66: 5.0-20.0 μm Cover Layer 46: 0.1 mm Glass Cover: 0.21 mm______________________________________
Typically, capacitor devices of the present invention will be one of many manufactured in a larger wafer produced by thin film techniques. For example, the various electrodes may be formed by photolithography as the wafer is built up. Thin film techniques for producing such a wafer are described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,453,199 to Ritchie et al., incorporated herein by reference.
Due to the inherent rigidity of wafers produced according to the present invention, a completed wafer may be lapped to achieve a desired final thickness. This lapping step eventually yields a capacitor having a lower height than other capacitors that have been made in the past in the same component size. For example, many prior art thin film capacitors of 0402 size will have a height of up to about 0.55 mm. According to the present invention, capacitors may be produced in this size having a nominal height of only about 0.40 mm (typically 0.40�0.05 mm). Capacitors may be produced in 0201 size having an ultra-small height of only about 0.16 mm (typically 0.16�0.02 mm) or less.
Because of the U-shaped termination structure utilized by the prior art capacitor of FIG. 4, height-width orientation is required in the tape and reel packaging process. In addition to height-width orientation, the L-shaped terminations of the present invention require top-bottom orientation. As such, the "top" of the individual capacitors includes an orientation mark, such as may be produced by printing on this side of the wafer.
The present invention further provides a novel method of applying terminations to the individual capacitors of the wafer. Referring now to FIG. 5A, such a wafer 70 is first attached to a larger carrier 72, which may be a glass sheet. Wafer 70 is preferably bonded to carrier 72 using a temporary glue 74, such as a glue cured by UV light. It can be seen that the wafer is oriented such that the "top" orientation marks, e.g., mark 76, will be inverted during application of the terminations.
Next, as shown in FIG. 5B, a series of parallel cuts are defined by conventional techniques through wafer 70 in a first direction. As a result, a series of capacitor array strips, such as strip 80, are produced on carrier 72. The channels 78 between the array strips may then be roughened, such as by sandblasting, to improve termination adhesion to the main land areas (i.e., the channel walls), and subsequently cleaned by chemical treatment.
Referring now to FIG. C, a shadow mask is next placed over the series of array strips mounted to carrier 72. As can be seen in FIG. 6, the shadow mask 82 includes parallel masking members 84 having a width substantially equal to the desired gap between termination lands on the "bottom" of the resulting capacitor.
With the shadow mask in position, main (principal) and bottom land portions of the terminations are applied in single sputtering run, as indicated at 86. Preferably, the sputtering is accomplished in a high-vacuum machine by deposition of two layers, such as Cr and Cu, wherein the thickness of the "bottom" land is achieved by direct sputtering and wherein the main (principal) land thickness results by scattering within the channel. An electroless nickel coating from NiB composition may then be applied to form a barrier layer before solder application.
After the terminations are applied, the array strips are diced in a second direction, perpendicular to the first direction, to yield the individual capacitors 10. Referring to FIG. 5D, capacitors 10 are then removed from carrier 72 by dissolution or ungluing of the temporary glue. Typically, this will be accomplished using a special solvent that acts on the glue in this manner. A barrel plating or other soldering process of nickel and SnPb may then be employed.
For purposes of comparison, Table II below sets forth various details of a preferred termination structure in an exemplary 0402 capacitor of the invention as in FIG. 3 and a 0603 capacitor of the prior art as in FIG. 4.
TABLE II______________________________________LAYER FIGURE 3 INVENTION FIGURE 4 PRIOR ART______________________________________Flash I Not Applicable Aluminum 0.01 μm Flash II Chromium 0.1-0.4 μm Chromium 0.1 μm Shaping Copper 1.0-4.0 μm Copper 1.0 μm Layer Barrier I Nickel-Boron 1.0-2.5 μm Nickel-Boron 1.0 μm Barrier II Nickel 2.0-8.0 μm Not Applicable Solder Tin-Lead 3.0-12.0 μm Tin-Lead 10.0-50.0 μm______________________________________
It will be appreciated that the process described above yields surface mount components that are effectively terminated at smaller sizes. Often, it has been difficult to efficiently terminate smaller sizes by sputtering of individual strips since narrow strips become fragile, and are thus susceptible to breakage. Termination by dipping into a silver paste and sintering at around 700� C. is not applicable for an aluminum-dielectric-aluminum thin film structure.
Methodology of the present invention also generally produces terminations of improved dimensional tolerance in comparison with the prior art. In particular, the lands may have improved uniformity in width with respect to prior art structures of similar size, while desirably exhibiting a bigger land gap.
For example, capacitors produced in 0402 size according to the present invention may have "bottom" lands with a nominal width of about 0.20 mm (typically 0.20�0.10 mm). In such a structure, the "bottom" lands may be separated by a nominal gap of about 0.35 mm or more, with the negligible "top" lands having a nominal gap of at least about 0.85 mm (typically 0.80 to 1.05 mm). This is in comparison to prior art components of the same size, where the land width may nominally be about 0.25 mm with a nominal gap width of about 0.30 mm.
A still further advantage in comparison with the prior art is achieved by exemplary capacitors produced according to the present invention. Specifically, the reduced height and extremely uniform thin cover layer as described above result in a thin film structure which is very close to the printed circuit board when the capacitor device is mounted thereon. As a result, the device will exhibit superior uniformity in self resonance frequency (SRF).
It can thus be seen that the present invention provides novel structures adapted for use as surface mount components. While preferred embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, modifications and variations may be made thereto by those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. For example, devices may be made in various component sizes other than those specifically discussed, such as 1206, 0805 and 0603. Furthermore, while capacitors are specifically discussed above, the described termination technique can also be employed with other surface mount components, such as inductors, resistors, fuses and the like.
It should also be understood that aspects of the various embodiments may be interchanged both in whole or in part. Furthermore, those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the foregoing description is by way of example only, and is not intended to be limitative of the invention set forth in the appended claims.
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Botswana's art is varied. Essentially it falls into two categories: that of the !Kung peoples (also known as the San or the Bushmen tribes) and that of the Nguni-derived peoples such as the Batswana. The former is of greater antiquity in origin, and includes decoration of many of the devices and equipment the !Kung needed for desert existence. Items such as ostrich shells, clay water filters, animal skins, arrows, bows and pots often received added decoration by way of incised or relief decoration, imprinted pottery decoration, beading and carving. These tribes also carved art objects that had no other function, most often of animals. A more ancient art is that of cave painting, for which the !Kung are justifiably famous: right across the South-East African region their ancestors left dynamic paintings on cave walls, executed in unknown and highly resilient pigments that have lasted millennia. Depictions of animals, hunts, ceremonies and dances are common.
The Nguni peoples' art is more similar to Nguni-derived peoples' art in the rest of South-Eastern Africa. Sophisticated carvings of stone and wood (usually of animals or people), sculptures and ceramics of clay; 'township' art made of discarded or utilitarian urban objects such as bottle tops and wire; drums, beading, rattles, musical instruments such as the mbira and string instruments, carved walking sticks, knobkerries and many other art forms. One art that is particularly developed in Botswana is the preparation and marketing of hides and furs that have been stitched together, often combined in decorative panels using the different fur types and colours from different animals. These can have a definite use as well, being derived originally from the 'kaross' or desert blanket suited to the very cold conditions of the Kalahari at night and in winter. Woollen and crocheted blankets in local patterns are also popular. Basket weaving is also carried out to a high level of skill and variation to produce baskets from Botswana.
There is a great deal of overlap between the two groups' artwork: for example the wire, ironwork and beads used in !Kung items would have been obtained by trade from Nguni peoples, who themselves would have obtained some of their raw art material such as skins and animal horns from the !Kung.
In the past, missionaries to the region may have asked newly converted tribes to destroy their artwork, considering it to be idolatrous. This was certainly common in other conquered cultures. Many African cultures respect their totemic animals and other symbols by depicting them in artwork. These days the art industry thrives in the production of items for tourist consumption. The Okavango swamp, parts of the Kalahari desert tourist trail and various game reserves all support active local art industries. The major towns also have tourist galleries. Some artists, including white Botswana residents, paint two dimensional pictures of wildlife for the same market, which also includes various items such as T-shirts, hunting knives, shoes and hats. Leather-work is also popular, as are items made from legally culled animals such as elephant hair bracelets.
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Thanksgiving means the whole family—in-laws, distant cousins, grandparents and grandchildren—gets together to share a meal, catch up and generally spend some quality time together. If you're the host, it can be a challenge to entertain such a broad gathering of people.
A rivalry between iconic NFL quarterbacks and a huge prizefight highlight the sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:
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James Cook's first journey across the Pacific, in 1768-71, provides the most superb visual record of one of the early voyages that characterised this period of eighteenth-century discovery. During his important mission in search of a southern continent--a find that would consolidate Britain's trading power--Cook and his crew, including Joseph Banks and the artist Sydney Parkinson, accumulated a mass of natural history and ethnographic material that would astonish the scientific establishment around the world. However, death and disease would have a catastrophic bearing on the fortunes of all those involved.
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Lots of wine will do that to you. ;)
As an adult, she has always been a free-spirited character who has loved the partying lifestyle. And it looks like it's starting to take it's toll on her because she doesn't look good at all.
I found out something interesting though.... her son, like my oldest, has Asperger Syndrome.
Did the radio station happen to mention why they thought she would be a good "drive-time" guest?
I'm still laughing that this was CNN's front page news.
C'mon CNN ........ booooooooooo!
(Here's a scoop for you ....... there's a war going on, a historic presidential election and America is struggling economically.)
I've never voted, but I've watched plenty of The Brady Bunch. For this reason and many others, this is more relevant and news-worthy for me.
She should've blamed Marsha for getting her drunk.
Thinks she looks in the mirror at a dive bar and hear's those voices, "baby talk, baby talk"?
I rememeber reading Barry Williams's bio (sad, I know) and it described the "family" traveling and their behavior on a plane to to do " Donahue" I think. Not surprising behavior from "the youngest one who hurls."
You are not the only one who read the bio, as much as it pains me to admit it. It does make this incident seem like nothing, which it is.


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There's always this possibility, too: What if Marion Jones just isn't good enough?
It sounds laughable. It is laughable, I guess. But after Jones ran a tortilla-flat fifth place in the women's 100 meters at the U.S. Olympic Trials on Saturday in Sacramento, one of the striking things about the people who finished ahead of her was how little of their psyches Jones commanded.
"I wasn't focused on Marion," said LaTasha Colander, whose time of 10.97 seconds won the sprint and sent her on her way to Athens. "I think when it's your opportunity, and the Olympics come only every four years, you've got to give it all you've got."
But what about Marion? The defending Olympic champion in the 100? A woman whose time in the trials final four years ago, 10.88, would've led the field on Saturday?
"I think everybody has ups and downs in their career," second-place finisher Torri Edwards said almost expressionlessly. "It's tough to stay consistent. That's really all I can say about that."
Jones wasn't hideously awful in her first attempted defense of an Olympic sprint championship; she just wasn't remotely close. The mid-race burst of speed that she showed so consistently in racking up 100 victory after victory on her way to Sydney in 2000 never came into play.
"As always, you expect her to hit that [extra] gear," said Herman Frazier, who will lead the U.S. delegation to Athens. "That gear wasn't there."
And it hasn't been, not for a while now. Jones, in fact, ran a remarkably similar race to this just a few weeks ago at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore. Her time, 11.12 seconds, was fractionally ahead of the 11.14 she clocked in the trials final. She ran fifth both times. She looked about the same, which is to say, not heavily competitive.
At 28 years old, she was beaten Saturday by three women younger than her, and also by the ageless Gail Devers, whose 11.11 left her in fourth place, a hundredth of a second off the time she'd have needed to punch her ticket to Athens. Instead, Devers will attempt to qualify via the hurdles, an event she long dominated without ever bringing home Olympic gold.
Jones? She still has two chances for Greece, though one is significantly better than the other. A longshot at 200 meters because she has run it so infrequently in recent months, Jones' best remaining option is the long jump, an event she won at the Prefontaine (and for which she earned a bronze medal in Sydney).
That, of course, speaks not at all to Jones' state of mind, about which it's currently anybody's guess. Jones left the track Saturday as she had Friday, with no comment to anyone beyond a shot at the media for having "something negative to say" no matter what the circumstances. The scene wasn't encouraging: Jones being shoved through a crowd by a bodyguard to a waiting golf cart, then quickly driven off the premises.
She has too much on her resume to be dismissed, of course, and Jones as a competitive being is no one to be trifled with. But a year of almost constant speculation about her role in the BALCO drug scandal, coupled with the birth of her son with boyfriend Tim Montgomery, may well have taken the starch out of the athlete who four years ago dominated the scene in Sacramento, winning the 100, 200 and long jump.
It's a tough sell all of a sudden, the notion of that kind of dominance ever again being associated with Jones. For years, the one thing certain about Marion Jones beyond her athletic ability was her aura. For years, she had opponents beat on the starting line.
No more. Now, as 22-year-old sprinter Muna Lee said after the 100 qualifying rounds, "It's our time." And that time doesn't set aside time either for gawking at Jones or being cowed by her.
Two days into the Olympic Trials, the results speak for themselves.
Mark Kreidler is a columnist with the Sacramento Bee and a regular contributor to ESPN.com
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Hull FC will be without forwards Danny Tickle and Sam Moa for the rest of the Super League season due to injury.
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Aerin Lauder, Estee Lauder's granddaughter, founded her lifestyle brand in 2011 and has since been popular for her cosmetics, home items, jewelry and purses. The house is expanding their offer to include perfumes and is launching five of them in 2013. - Gardenia Rattan, Amber Musk, Lilac Path, Ikat Jasmine, and Evening Rose will launch in November. The creator wanted to provide a scent for each mood and time of year.
All fragrances were developed with assistance by Firmenich perfumers. The collection was inspired by fabrics that Aerin uses in her creations. Even the outer boxes feature fabric designs from Lauder's line. Each bottle is crowned with a differently colored stone that incorporates the color of one of the ingredients in the perfume — green for Gardenia Rattan, pale brown for Amber Musk, pink for Lilac Path, white for Ikat Jasmine and purple for Evening Rose.
Inspiration behind Lilac Path is the lilac bush which blooms at her late grandmother Estée Lauder's summer cottage. The perfume blooms with galbanum, creamy jasmine lactones, angelica seed oil and orange flower. The carton is decorated with design, "Marila," which combines two unique designs to create a signature batik.
The fragrances arrive on the market in November 2013 and will be available for purchas as 50 ml eau de parfum spray.
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Lilac Path is just like pure lilac in a bottle, it is so pure, comparable with Jo Malone series, last all day on me, i adore its simpleness.
The Aerin line has three elegant, strong, natural and harmonious white flower perfumes, Jasmin Ikat, Ratan, and this one which is my favourite. It's very natural, it reminds me of the original Jo Malone scents, it's very much like the real thing, having spent several summers of my life in New England this is what a lush flowery summer garden in bloom smells like. As with lilac, it's sweet, but it's also very fresh, there's a green note in there somewhere, along with jasmine and plumeria, it's gorgeous and less creamy than the other two.Sillage and staying power are very good. They are all classic scents, beautiful and non dramatic, they please, rather than " grow" on you, and I like them for that. They are " all American" in that sense, easy smiles, rich and generous. Very good for the summer and for when you don't want anything complicated.
I have a lilac bush under my kitchen window and when it blooms in the spring the fragrance comes through the open window and fills the house! Alas, this blooming is short lived i love likacs so much i'll pull up a chair as close as i can to the bush and spend some time with a good book. Now that i have found this feagrance i can experience lilac wgenever i want! I had purcased the sampler at the Estee Lauder counter and wore the lilac path on saturday . I dont know if anyone else could smell me but i smelled myself for a good part of the day . It was Spring in late January! And so, heres another perfume to add to my wish list. There are not enough days in a lifetime.....
Fragrantica is missing the lilac in the notes. It's the first note mentioned on the Aerin web site.
This smells like a fresh, true lilac. A little old-fashioned, but not cloying. It would be nice for a summer day.
.......this is amazing. It's like sitting in a lilac tree. How weird that there's not one note of lilac though.
I'm kind of curious who wrote the ad copy for this line because it's completely lacking in all things sensory. How gratuitous of Estee Lauder's grand daughter to throw us a few fragrances amidst fabric and gemstone choices.
As you can imagine, the actual composition is just as 'thrown together'. I can usually pull off a green frag, but this is sinking on me. There is something really off putting here, something plastic-y feeling. I like my florals to have better grounding, more warmth and depth. This feels like it's going to fly off the pedestal.
So, not a hit. But I have the sample box so maybe something else will speak to me.
I'll be honest here, I was disappointed when I blind-bought this fragrance (on the basis that I'm OBSESSED with Aerin's Gardenia Rattan fragrance).
My first thought upon excitedly ripping open the cello and spritzing it on generously was that it smelt very, very old-fashioned, exactly like something my grandmother would have worn.
There's no doubt that there's a purity and simplicity to it that's delightful in its own way and doubtless it's an accurate interpretation of lilacs but it's not one for me as when I wear it I feel it ages me by 30 years. This is one I'll be passing on to a more mature friend!
Perhaps the BEST LILAC I have ever sniffed. Very close to the real thing. I guess it's the jasmine lactones, that dominate this blend.
Really impressive longevity for a floral theme, I must admit.
Great reference scent. 10/10 for genuine lilac impersonation.
Perfect! It is so hard to find a good quality lilac fragrance that does not "turn" into powder! If you want quality you have to pay for it!
This is lovely, like fresh lilac, so if you like a true take on lilac, this is it..now for me, I dont care much about lilac perfumes, still this manages to be a realistic and pretty lilac scent..nothing more to say really, it is a safe perfume, nice. Too expensive though.
I smelled this today at Saks. My first thought was that Pacifica's French Lilac is similar at a better price point. It has that bury your nose in a lilac bush super honeyed smell, so my second thought was, okay, at least it s accurate. And my final thought was I do not want o smell like this.
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Running partners: "A water pack that straps around my waist and my iPod, which has a mix of hip-hop, old-school R&B, and rock. On weekends, I sometimes run with my wife."
What he eats: "Breakfast is a must and consists of coffee, turkey bacon, and oatmeal. I'll treat myself to pancakes at Parkway Deli in Silver Spring when eating out. Lunch and dinner are never big meals."
Result: "I weigh 183. That was my weight in college!"
Keeping fit: "I do a good deal of gymnastics conditioning--things like push-ups, sit-ups--and also Pilates and yoga."
When she still doesgymnastics: During private lessons she gives at Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex.
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Walking companions: Her Shih Tzus and two-pound ankle weights.
Her weakness: "Starbucks cafe mochas--I have one every day."
Ironwoman: "I train for triathlons. I also do weights and go to Bikram Yoga in Tenleytown. This is the 'hot' yoga where the room is heated to over 100 degrees."
Sticking with it: "It helps to have someone you meet for workouts--my friend and I go on morning bike rides at least twice a week."
Winter workout: "For cold weather, I have an indoor trainer for my bike that I bought at Tri-nergy in Sterling and a cycling DVD called Spinervals."
What she eats: "I eat what I want, in moderation. If I crave something sweet, I'll turn to Ben & Jerry's ice cream, sometimes putting a scoop in my after-exercise protein shake."
Staying in shape: "I do yoga four times a week, and I cycle on my day off."
His goal: "Since I'm new to the area, I learn my way around by cycling all over. "
Favorite bike: "Bianchi, an Italian high-performance-bicycle manufacturer."
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Indulgence: "The Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown every week or two--I do my workout there and get amassage."
Diet: "A banana and freshly squeezed orange juice after exercise, skim lattes from Starbucks, grapes, skinless chicken, tuna, tomatoes, and salads. I knock in a low-fat muffin once in a while."
Blows his diet for: A steak at the Palm.
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Must-haves: "Nike Dri-Fit workout clothes. And I won't go to the gym without my iPod."
Snack: "I'm a big fan of yogurt peanut Balance Bars."
Resolution: "It's a tough transition when you're used to working out for a living. When I retired, I went from doing my sport year-round to doing nothing. This year, I'm making a workout schedule and keepingto it."
Personal trainer: "Colin Shah at SomaFit is very patient with me in my attempts to build and maintain a bit of muscle."
Favorite classes: "Studio Infinity's Gyrotonic exercise is terrific for flexibility and strength."
Favorite gadget: "A FreeStyle digital pedometer because I walk or run several times a week."
Sweet treat: "Chocolate is my weakness. I especially love the devil's food cake at Buck's Fishing & Camping."
Workout wardrobe: "Reebok shoes and Adidas pants."
Inspiration: "The Washington Ballet dancers--they're in such beautiful shape."
Exercise regimen: "I compete in triathlons, so I swim, bike, and run. I belong to a Masters swim program at American University that's run by the famous Curl-Burke Swim Club."
Motivation: "Putting competitions or benchmark exercise days on the calendar so I have a challenge to look forward to."
Fall-off-the-fitness-routine splurge: "Good beer."
Where he shops: "In Rockville, Performance Bicycle is great for bike accessories. Aardvark, which is in Rockville and Chantilly, is the only place to go for swimming/triathlon gear."
Favorite gym: "I've belonged to the YMCA in Alexandria since 1998. The atmosphere is friendly, and there are people of all ages and fitness levels, so it's never intimidating. Kent Dodd is my trainer for strength training, and I take a boxing class with Terrell Jeffries. Besides that, my favorite things to do are hike or run."
Why she exercises: "Health and shopping--I love clothes, so I want to fit in pretty much whatever."
Skipping the machines: "A new favorite is my jump rope. My boxing coach is teaching me all sorts of 'footwork,' and it's easy to pack whenever I travel."
Guilty pleasure: Margaritas from Taqueria Poblano in Del Ray.
Fitness fashion: "I'm very excited about Stella McCartney's line for Adidas, and I adore L.A.M.B. sweatsuits, too."


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St. John Neumann Catholic School will foster true discipleship of Christ by inspiring students to develop and utilize their gifts to the highest potential forming responsible participants in an increasingly diverse world. It is important to note that the academic endeavors of Catholic school flow from our mission of teaching the Gospel through our Catholic faith and traditions. This is what distinguishes our schools from others. We are first a faith community, intent on bringing students to Jesus. All other activities flow from this reality. St. John Neumann Catholic School is fully accredited by the State of Tennessee through the Schools Office of the Diocese of Knoxville and by the North Central Association Commission on School Improvement and Accreditation.
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A Portuguese shipping company and two employees on Tuesday were found guilty in federal court in Corpus Christi of failing to maintain accurate oil record books.
The convictions stem from a November 2007 Coast Guard boarding of the tanker M/T Genmar Defiance in Corpus Christi. The ship was outfitted with hoses that allowed the ship to bypass two pollution prevention devices. One hose connected the ship's bilge pump and the overboard discharge valve. That hose allowed crew members to pump the contents of the bilge tank directly into the sea.
Another hose connected the ship's fresh water supply to its oil content meter. The connection tricked the oil-content meter to prevent it from shutting a valve that re-circulated oily water to the bilge tank where it was treated through the oil-water separator. That connection allowed the ship to discharge oily water into the sea.
Two engine room crewmen secretly photographed the device and provided the photographs to the Coast Guard while it was docked at the Valero refinery.
The ship's chief engineer, Antonio Rodrigues, and first engineer, Jose Cavadas, along with the ship's operator, General Maritime Management each were convicted of two felony violations, according to a U.S. Department of Justice news release. Rodrigues and Cavadas each face as many as five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. General Maritime Management faces a $1 million fine or twice the gross profit generated by installing the flexible hose devices. Sentencing is set for Feb. 10, 2009.
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