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Day two of the 2013 NFL draft is now in the books and it is now time to look ahead to the final day and speculate who the Pittsburgh Steelers might be targeting in the final four rounds.
With the outside linebacker, running back and wide receiver positions already addressed in the first three rounds, the Steelers could likely add a safety, inside linebacker, defensive end, guard, cornerback, tight end or even quarterback on day three. Here are some players that I will have my eyes on and please feel free to add your favorites in the comments below that I may have missed.
As far as safeties go, Phillip Thomas, Shamarko Thomas and Duke Williams are all strong safeties, that not only fit the Steelers system, but have also been in for pre draft visits. I would rank them just like I have them listed. Zeke Motta might even be another name that you could add to that list.
As far as inside linebackers go, Khaseem Greene, in my opinion, would fit as a backup MACK linebacker, while Kevin Reddick and Michael Mauti would both be candidates to play the BUCK position inside. While John Simon is an outside guy, I wonder to myself if he could make the transition inside. He is smart, strong, a leader and relentless. He\'s a football player and you can never have too many of those.
The Steelers could quite possibly could be in the market for a 3-4, 5-technique defensive end on day three, and in my opinion, Malliciah Goodman, Joe Kruger, Devin Taylor and David Bass could be possible candidates. Goodman, by the way, made a pre draft visit.
As far as swing guard/center candidates go, both Barrett Jones and Khaled Holmes remain on the board in a very week interior lineman class and guard Nik Embernate was in for a pre draft visit.
The Steelers brought several cornerbacks in for pre draft visits, and should they go that direction in day three, B.W. Webb, Terry Hawthorne and Jordan Poyer all appear to be good candidates. Of the three, Webb reportedly came to Pittsburgh for a pre draft visit.
Quarterbacks? The two that I really have my eyes on as late round or undrafted guys are Ryan Griffin and Sean Renfree, while Zac Dysert and Tyler Bray would both more than likely have to be drafted by the end of round five or six.
As far as tight ends go, Zach Sudfeld might go undrafted while Nick Kasa might be able to be had as late as the seventh round. The list at this position is very thin right now and that was to be expected.
Add us some more day three targets below.
Dave are you happy with the draft so far?
Dave: I trust your analysis because I don't know the college guys much. But…
I have a feeling they could take a QB in the 4th or 5th. If Nassib or Barkley fall to them in the 4th, they might bite. If Landry Jones is there in the 5th, they might take him. (I don't think they will over-reach for one if there is a run on QBs.)
I don't believe it is the right thing to do in terms of priorities, but I think they will try to have a QB with potential on the roster before entering in to extension talks with Roethlisberger next year.
Nervous about Jones, OK with Bell & watching more tape tonight on Wheaton. I like to chew on things a while.
I don't think that drafting a QB early to help with Ben negotiations is a good plan. Ben will hold the upper hand regardless because of the fact he has a high cap number that needs to be lowered and the fact that he doesn't HAVE to restructure again. Me, personally? I'm hoping they don't draft one.
We gotta land a Safety in this draft! Either Thomas will do but I prefer Shamarko.
We need o-line depth! Barrett Jones is fine with me. I'm surprised he's lasted this long!
I guess we could use a DE in this draft with Keisel possibly being in his last year. Kruger is fine there
I'm hoping the Thomas's are in their plans for round 4. A guy I like who wasn't in for a visit but is another candidate is Earl Wolff if they miss out on Shamarko or Philip. I'm thinking maybe they grab a QB in the 5th…would probably be Dysert or Jones unless Bray is there. Agree, that they don't need to but might do so since they might get one lower than normal. I think the ILB they might grab is Vince Williams with the first 6th. Not sure that they even grab a CB at this point. I thought Will Davis was taken way too high. Maybe they consider Webb, but they really don't need depth (they have the bodies) what they need is talent. I can see them going DL with 6b..how about Quinton Dial? he has the size. It seems like they can just pencil in Embernate for the 7th round, but you never know…they seemed to like Burdette too at ILB
Like Phillip Thomas as the next pick(4Th), followed by John Simon (5th), Joe Kruger(6th), K. Holmes(6th Comp), and Kasa in the 7th, just MHO
Doubt they draft Simon after taking Jones…look what happened when they took Worilds and Gibson.
I'm with dave, kick Simon inside to the Buck, he is smart enough to be there and has better speed than the current other options
I can't believe Phillip Thomas is still available. I must be missing something. Know he had the injury a year ago. But 8 INTs, 3 TD returns, 4 sacks in 2012??? That's Ed Reed territory. Would think he at least deserved late 2nd rd. I would trade up to get him at this point. Just think of all the INTs he could have with the Steelers from all the rushed throws caused by Jarvis Jones and co. pressuring the QBs.
Never mind…just found out about his character red flag. Only way Steelers draft him is if he begs like Mike Adams did. It's obvious the 'lers are going for excellent character in this draft judging by the first three picks. (yeah yeah so what Jarvis Jones has been lazy working out…he's still seems like a good dude)
I was down at first on Bell since he is relatively slow, but I understand where they are coming from now. 380 carries and still had two of his best games at years end. That is old school and impressive. Maybe his current 230 lb weight will be ideal for him in the pros (15 less than college I believe). I mean 230 is still pretty big.
I agree. The knock on knock on him is he isn't a hitter. But you aren't allowed to hit anymore anyway, and he IS a playmaker, big time.
I just edited my post…I LOVE the numbers next to his name. but he got suspended end of the year for something…whatever it is I doubt Steelers get him now. It sucks, but I do agree with getting good character guys. But you never know. 4th rd they might roll the dice. And actually, the fact he played I think 2 less games and still put up those numbers…WOW. Plus he had 12 TFL as a safety…wholly cow.
Bacarri Rambo if he is there.
Character Red Flag? all I know about is this…….
Negatives: May not possess top-end timed speed some teams are looking for in a true center fielder against NFL passing attacks. Trusts his instincts and will occasionally get burned when gambling on play-action or double-moves by receivers. Missed the entire 2011 season with a broken left leg and dislocated left ankle that occurred during a non-contact drill just three days prior to the Bulldogs' first game.
Compares To: Michael Griffin, FS, Tennessee Titans — Like Griffin, Thomas boasts an impressive combination of size, athleticism and playmaking ability.
Interesting article on John Simon…
Maybe I'm reading a little too much into this but when Dick LeBeau says, "I think he (Simon) has flexibility… I think there's SEVERAL areas that he could work at, I would just be looking to see where the best place for him is, to give him his best chance to play, and what we would be asking him to do. I'll continue to look."
To me, it sounds like LeBeau is trying to figure out if Simon could play Buck ILB. Otherwise what's so complicated? What is there to think about? If it was just a question of whether he could stand up and play OLB, that's already pretty clear. The Steelers do that move in practically every draft. When LeBeau starts getting creative and going to the "think tank" it's usually something bigger.
Simon is: 6'1″ 257, 4.68 forty, 4.42 shuttle, 7.1 3-cone drill. (Compare that with:)
Manti Te'o: 6'1″ 241, 4.82 forty, 4.27 shuttle, 7.13 3-cone drill.
Alec Ogletree: 6'2″ 242, 4.7 forty, 4.39 shuttle, 7.16 3-cone drill.
Khaseem Greene: 6'1″ 241, 4.71 forty, 4.2 shuttle, 7.58 3-cone drill.
My point here is that (according to the combine numbers) Simon is just as fast and just as quick (changing directions) as any of these other ILB candidates. Yet he is much stronger and 15 pounds heavier. He is better at stacking and shedding iso OL blocks in the hole than ANY of these other guys. And his leadership intelligence is unquestionable. All of these factors scream "BUCK ILB" to replace Foote. Team Captain on defense. The only question is how well can he cover receivers in the open field.
THAT is what LeBeau is trying to figure out.
Again, I agree and I don't qb should be a priority. But, IF they go qb-safety in the next 2 rounds, they will have broached 3 of their 4 biggest cap numbers (Roethlisberger, Woodley, Polamalu) in 2014 within 5 picks. IF that happens, I'm taking that as a sign they are drafting a potential exit strategy (by 2015) to salary cap problems in addition to drafting for talent and need.
Yes, the fact is Roethlisberger doesn't have to extend, but if he doesn't the team may need to be gutted to keep him through the end of his contract. Another QB on the team offers some leverage and protection in case they have decided they don't want to match the Aaron Rodgers deal, which is where they will need to go for Ben next year.
Note: it seems like the Rodgers contract has been somewhat overstated since it doesn't kick in 'til 2015.
Just between us insomniacs;
Didn't like Jones.
Don't know Bell well enough to offer opinion vs. Lacy.
Like Wheaton as a player, but not entirely sure as a fit.
lol…my bad. I think the insomnia is getting to me. Anyway, I confused the Fresno State Phillip Thomas with the Syracuse Phillip Thomas. FS Thomas has no character issues. That being said, I still don't get how he has fallen this far. Sure he may not be a great tackler and gets burned occasionally, but since when has Troy Polamalu been a great tackler or not gotten burned every so often. Those 8 INTs leap off the screen.
I was just going to post that. He is not a character concern at all.
Wrong Thomas
Drafting a QB as contract leverage on a team with this many needs is folly.
On another note, I don't think that Jones has anything to do with Woodley, but more likely Worilds. Troy will take care of itself. He will likely have to take a cut to stay after this season. That is IF they can get a safety, which is their top need by far right now.
I can't post the link, but here is what one of the NE fans' draft sites says about him:
"Phillip Thomas is one of the top three safeties in the 2013 NFL Draft
class and if it were not for one small flaw in his game, he might have
earned the top spot.
Thomas is the "Troy Polamalu" of the
Bulldogs' new 3-4 defense and does a lot of the same things that the
Steelers safety is asked to do. He can attack the ball and receivers
from a single high safety position, rush from the edge, support the run
from inside the box, or cover receivers running down the field….
Thomas' major flaw is his open field tackling. He stays a little high through the process, failing to sink his hips to allow for better lateral quickness. Boise State and Oregon running backs especially were able to use this deficiency to bust some big runs."
Phillip Thomas is a better fit for us.
I agree on the safety and qb, but I think Jones and Worilds and Woodley are all tied together. If Woodley repeats his output of the last 2 years, he can't come back on his current contract..
Love Rambo's name. Big fan of the Rambo franchise. But did you check out Phillip Thomas' stats? I overreact like the next overzealous fan, but this is ridiculous the guy is still available. Maybe someone put a curse on him. I would trade our 4th and 5th rd picks to get this guy top of the 4th. He ran a 'slow' 4.57 40, so the Golden Calf of the NFL, the 40 time, wins out again over production. I bet Ryan Clark runs a 5.0 40 time and he's fine back there.
He also can't be cut without a 14 million dollar cap hit, given his recent restructure. For better or worse, Woodley is safe. Worilds on the other hand is in a contract year, and has been inconsistent at a position they just spent a number 1 pick on.
wow. the next Troy and in the 4th rd. sounds almost too good to be true, but then again many a great plays fell this far before. Never punch a gift horse in the mouth…I say we draft him, as in trade up to the top spot in the 4th. Just looked at Rambo's profile…he looks like a playmaker too but not quite as impressive as Thomas. Thomas has only one year of eye popping stats though. But that one year is so amazing, I can't see how we could pass up the opportunity and not regret it.
Thomas was on the rise when he got hurt and missed the '11 season.
4.17 – John Simon (ILB)
5.17 – Earl Wolff (S)
6.17 – Joe Kruger (DE)
7.38 – Rodney Smith (WR)
7.17 – Michael Mauti (ILB)
Another thing to note, the "Troy Polomalu" comment came from his HC, who also modeled Fresno's defense after ours. As in, there is not likely to a closer defense to ours in the college ranks.
Can't wait to find out what happens. I predict he goes to someone in top 2 or 3 picks of the 4th. I think with a whole night to sleep on it at least one GM will wake up in a cold sweat and determine that they need to draft this guy as soon as possible.
I think we would need to trade up to get him, yeah.
they don't have 17 in every round
It would hurt (dead money) if Woodley is cut, but he can't be untouchable as a guy due another $8m if he doesn't produce. If you are looking for solutions to salary cap problems. you have to deal with what you pay going forward. That $14M is already in Woodley's pocket and is a sunk cost. The only question is over how many years you pay off that debt to the cap. Paying another $8m if he doesn't produce only increases your overall debt to the cap.
The easy solution is Woodley plays 16 games in 2013 and gets 12+sacks. We then pay him $8m in 2014 no problem.
Day 3 is all about depth. We'll see a Safety, an OL, maybe two, an ILB, a corner and probably another WR.
There's no OL there. We're desperate for OL depth.
Lacy ran 4.59. Bell ran 4.60. Any idea what Bettis ran?
4.48 territory
Happy Day Three to ALL
I like Barrett Jones.. and the Embernate kid is intriguing I think we could get him undrafted, good zone player
Might have to lose 10lbs, but would absolutely love to draft and try and move Simon to the BUCK
Agreed…. Cam Heyward is the only DE signed past 2013
What do you mean by "nervous".. medically?.. or production wise?
I would love to see Simon in black and gold! They could use the depth no matter if he stays outside or moves in.
What sucks is there seem to be some excellent players there that fit Pitt's needs, but you know they can't get them all. Would love to see Simon, Thomas, Webb, Dysert and Goodman/Kruger all be picked by Pitt! *it's nice to dream*
I like his build as is for the MACK spot tbh. I don't think he would ever be great in coverage even if he did drop some lbs.
since the Steelers have selected a medical risk #1, a plodding RB #2, and a short receiver #3, might as well select a 5'8″ safety in rd #4.
Happy Day 3! I like the options you listed. I would however add Baccari Rambo to the list/discussions as others have below. Like Fresno State's Thomas, Rambo is a ball-hawk/playmaker and as we all know, our D sorely needs more INTs/turnovers. From my perspective I would like to see us address Safety in the 4th Rd with Thomas (1), Rambo (2), Williams or Wolff. Troy and Ryan miss games due to injury and we need studs – not duds (aka Mundy) – as their back-ups/heirs apparent. In the 5th, I would like to address our BUCK/ILB need – Reddick or Simon.
Side note: How cool would it be to see the name "Rambo" on a Steeler's jersey?
Well my Mock has sucked so far, but here's a few more players worthy of discussion :
1. Jesse Williams NT. Was a late 1st on some boards, draws comparisons to Ngata and JJ Watt.
2. DaRick Rodgers. WR. 1st Rd talent, but is his head screwed on correctly? I might be prepared to risk a pick to find out because if he's focused he could be the best WR in this Draft.
3. Nico Johnson ILB. Like John Simon better, but if he's gone this would be a good alternative.
4. Chris Gragg TE/WR. Injuries curtailed his career & I don't think he would ever be an in-line TE but could make an excellent H-Back or WR.
Other names mentioned already that I agree would be good picks include P.Thomas from Fresno, J.Simon, S,Thomas, Kruger, Mauti. There's a lot of talent still available for day 3.
With Bettis speed didn't matter. He ran over and through people! Bell will do the same thing!!
Yes, and Hood is in a contract year and Corbine Bryant as a backup which isn't saying much.
Lol…truth be told though, Shamarko is a good fit to do many of the things they ask the SS to do
I think you mean backup Al Woods… but even he is a UFA after 2013
I wish we could get Corbin Bryant back, for depth
Yes, I did mean Al Woods and yes Bryant would be a better backup!
True, when I say untouchable, I mean I doubt they are willing, or able, to stomach the cap hit. That much dead money on a cap strapped team is a big deal.
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Strawberry Ring
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|Whipping cream
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|Grated lemon peel
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|250 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|All-purpose flour
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Wash and hull strawberries.
Reserve 6 large strawberries and mix the rest with vanilla sugar in a medium bowl.
Set aside until sugar has dissolved.
Whip cream until stiff; refrigerate.
Lightly grease and flour a baking sheet.
Preheat oven to 400°F (205°C).
To make cream puff paste, melt butter with salt, lemon peel and water in a heavy medium saucepan over low heat.
When butter has melted, increase heat and bring quickly to a boil.
Remove from heat and add flour all at once.
Beat with a wooden spoon until mixture comes away from sides of pan.
Return to heat 1 minute, stirring constantly.
Cool slightly then add eggs a little at a time, beating well between each addition.
Put paste into a pastry bag fitted with a large fluted nozzle.
Pipe 1rosettes in a 10-inch (25-cm) ring on prepared baking sheet.
After baking, they will be joined together forming a circle.
Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until golden and crisp.
While still warm, split ring horizontally; let cool.
To make filling, puree strawberry mixture in a blender.
Put 3 tablespoons whipped cream into a clean pastry bag fitted with a large fluted nozzle.
Combine remaining cream with strawberry puree.
Fill cooled cream puff ring with strawberry mixture.
Decorate with piped rosettes of whipped cream and reserved whole strawberries cut in quarters.

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The Morning Report
Monday, July 06, 2015
Cape Hatteras National Seashore (NC)
Three Visitors Injured In Separate Shark Encounters
Between June 26th and July 1st, visitors were injured in three separate encounters with sharks off park beaches:
- On the morning of Friday, June 26th, the park received a report from the Dare County Sheriff's Office 911 Center of a person apparently injured by a shark approximately one mile north of the Avon Fishing Pier. Hatteras Island Rescue Squad paramedics and NPS rangers responded to the scene. The victim, a 47-year-old man, had been swimming with others when the incident occurred. He received various injuries to his right leg and lower back. He was treated at the scene and then transported by ambulance and air flight to Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, Virginia, for further care.
- On the following Saturday afternoon, Dare County 911 again advised the park that several EMS units were headed to the beach, this time near Waves, North Carolina, to treat an injured teenager. Ocean Rescue Squad paramedics and NPS rangers found that a 17-year-old boy had sustained injuries from a shark. He was swimming with several others when the incident occurred, but no other swimmers were injured. The victim received various injuries to his right calf, buttocks and both hands. He was treated at the scene and then transported by life flight to Norfolk, Virginia, for further care.
- Three days later, on July 1st, yet another call came in of an injured person, this time near the lifeguarded beach at Ocracoke. Rangers, lifeguards and responding emergency personnel determined that a 68-year old man had been injured by a shark. He had been swimming approximately 25 to 30 feet offshore in about waist-deep water with his adult son at the time. There were no other swimmers injured. The victim received various injuries to his left lower torso and hip, lower left leg, and both hands. He was treated at the scene and then transported by ambulance to the Ocracoke Airport for transport by East Care Airflight to Vidant Memorial Center, in Greenville, North Carolina, for further medical treatment.
"While the National Park Service does not know why there has been an increase of these incidents, we do want to make sure our visitors are aware of them and have a safe visit to the national seashore," said Superintendent David Hallac. "We can never guarantee anyone's safety when they enter the water. The only way to be sure you do not encounter sharks or other marine wildlife that may be harmful to humans is to stay out of the water."
The park has increased the number of visitor contacts on the beaches and posted information at key locations for visitors.
[Submitted by Cyndy Holda, Public Affairs Officer]
Yellowstone National Park (ID,MT,WY)
Two People Injured After Approaching Bison
Two people were injured after getting too close to bison in separate incidents over the last two weeks. The first encounter occurred on June 23rd when an off-duty concession employee came upon a bison while walking off trail after dark in the Lower Geyser Basin area; the second incident occurred on July 1st when a visitor encountered a bison while hiking the Storm Point trail in the Yellowstone Lake area.
The first incident happened when a 19-year-old visitor and three friends were returning to their car after swimming in the Firehole River late at night. The girl and a companion were walking in the dark when they came upon a bison lying down about 10 feet from them. The companion turned and ran from the bison, but before the girl could react, the bison charged her and tossed her in the air.
The girl's friends helped her to their car and drove back to Canyon Village, where all four live and work. At Canyon, the girl went to bed, but awoke a short time later feeling ill. Around one in the morning, the party called the Yellowstone Interagency Communication Center asking for medical help. Rangers transported her by ambulance to a hospital outside the park. She was was treated for minor injuries and released later that day.
The second incident occurred when a 68-year-old visitor was hiking on the Storm Point trail, approximately 300 yards from the trailhead, and encountered a bison near the trail. The woman continued on the trail; as she passed the bison, it charged and gored her. A witness ran up the trail to report the incident to an interpretive ranger leading a hike in the area. Shortly before 4:30 p.m., the ranger reported the incident to the Yellowstone Interagency Communication Center. Due to serious injuries, the woman was transported to Lake Clinic by ambulance and then flown to a hospital outside the park.
These were the third and fourth bison encounters to occur in Yellowstone National Park this summer. The other two occurred when visitors in the Old Faithful area approached too close to bison. Both visitors in those incidents were flown to a hospital due to their injuries.
[Submitted by Public Affairs Office]
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Kayaker Dies In Accident On Little Pigeon River
Rangers responded to a report of a kayak accident on the evening of July 2nd in the Middle Prong of the Little Pigeon River in the Greenbrier section of the park.
Kenneth C. Worthington, 53, of Apex, North Carolina, capsized his kayak and floated to the river edge, where friends pulled him from the river. Rangers, Gatlinburg Police Department officers, and Gatlinburg Fire Department personnel performed CPR on Worthington before he was transported to LeConte Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
[Submitted by Public Affairs Office]
NIFC/NPS Fire and Aviation Management
National Fire/Incident Situation Highlights
National Fire Activity
NIFC is at PL 3. Initial attack was moderate on Sunday. Thirty-three uncontained large fires are currently burning nationwide. Current resource commitments are as follows, with changes from last Thursday's numbers in parentheses:
- 16 incident management teams (plus two)
- 258 crews (down four)
- 8,901 firefighters and overhead (down 494)
- 371 engines (down 32)
- 83 helicopters (down 13)
Fire Weather Forecast
Red flag warnings have been posted in southeastern Alaska.
Cooler, fall-like weather will spread southward to the central Rockies and central Plains as a strong Canadian cold front drops deeper into the U.S. Rain and thunderstorms will form along and ahead of a front from eastern Colorado to the upper Great Lakes region. Scattered thunderstorms will form over the Rockies and parts of the Great Basin as the upper ridge continues to weaken. Scattered afternoon thunderstorms will continue across the Southeast. Temperatures in the West will drop slightly with some warming beginning in the Pacific Northwest. The South will remain very warm while milder conditions continue in the Northeast. In Alaska, high pressure will strengthen over the state, increasing temperatures and accelerating drying through the Interior. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop over the Southwest.
A NOAA map of today's critical fire weather areas can be found at: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/fire_wx/fwdy1.html
A NIFC webpage showing the current national significant wildland fire outlook is available at: http://www.predictiveservices.nifc.gov/outlooks/outlooks.htm
NPS Fire Summaries
Olympic NP – Weather conditions continued to challenge firefighters on the Paradise Fireon Saturday, as high temperatures and low humidity created very active fire conditions. The fire has burned 1,240 acres to date. The eastern end of the fire flared up after having been relatively quiet the last few days, burning until after9 pm. Late in the afternoon, fire spotted south of the Queets River. While air support was hampered by smoky conditions, firefighters were able to get hose and pumps around the three spots and will continue to focus on that area on Sunday. Yesterday was expected to bring deteriorating fire weather conditions before things moderatetoday. The Paradise Fire remains in a remote location of the park, far from any roads, structures, or communities. Smoke from the Paradise Fire was very visible from the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center, and a high thin haze was seen in many communities across the upper Olympic Peninsula. Since smoke from wildfires can travel great distances, it is sometimes difficult to gauge which fire is producing smoke in a given area. With dozens of wildfires in Alaska, British Columbia, and Washington, communities can expect to see smoke on a regular basis for the time being. Information on this fire can be obtained on InciWeb at http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4305/, and by calling Paradise Fire Information at 360-565-2986. For real time information, visit the Paradise Fire Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Paradise-Fire/831205013596015.
Additional Information
For additional information on all fires, check the following web sites:
- Map of fire locations – http://activefiremaps.fs.fed.us/lg_fire2.php
- Details on all current major fires – http://www.nifc.gov/news/sitreprt.pdf
- Fire news and fire year in perspective - http://www.nifc.gov/fireInfo/nfn.htm
- InciWeb Incident Information System – http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/
- InsideNPS Fire and Aviation – http://inside.nps.gov/fire
- InsideNPS Structural Fire – http://inside.nps.gov/fire/structuralfire
- NPS Fire and Aviation - http://www.nps.gov/fire
- Archived NPS fire news – http://www.nps.gov/fire/wildland-fire/fires/reports-and-archives.cfm
Cultural Resources
New NPS Hispanic Intern Program Now Underway
The National Park Service has launched a Latino Heritage Internship Program through a partnership with two non-profits – Hispanic Access Foundation and Environment for the Americas – to help create the next generation of conservation advocates.
For ten weeks, 40 Latino interns will put their experiences and expertise to use at 37 sites across the NPS for the benefit of the organization's current and future visitors.
The Hispanic Access Foundation is an organization based in Washington D.C. that works to connect Latino communities to the information and services they need for a better living. Environment for the Americas is the official home of the International Migratory Bird Day, and it is also producer of educational material for bird-focused programs.
From planning activities for young people at Lowell National Historical Park to conducting research at César Chávez National Monument or developing a guide for use in preparing nominations for the National Register of Historic Places, the 40 interns will have a busy summer doing the things they love and for which they have studied. To stay up to date with the intern's thoughts and discoveries during their 10-week internship, follow LHIP's blog.
On Friday, June 19th, ten LHIP interns ('LHIPsters') sat down with NPS Director Jon Jarvis for a one-hour conversation on topics such as career opportunities in the field of conservation and NPS' relationship with the Latino community.
As the NPS looks to celebrate its centennial in 2016 with new conversations and perspectives, this meeting served as another effort to better connect with the Latino community, the United States' largest minority. As a way to motivate the next generation of conservation workers, all the questions and answers will be compiled in a video to coincide with HAF's Latino Conservation Action Week, which takes place from July 11th to July 17th.
In the Washington, D.C., area, around a dozen interns are working on projects ranging from producing documentation for the Historic American Buildings Survey to coordinating outreach for Office of Relevancy, Diversity, and Inclusion.
Intern Tomás Deza, for example, will be spending the rest of the summer in the Office of Communications, working alongside NPS videographer Mathew John to produce attractive videos for events and social media. Having recently graduated with a B.A. in film studies from the University of Maryland, the projects he has already worked on for the NPS – from filming inside the Memorial Bridge as major repairs are underway to creating a video for the 2014 Hartzog Award winners – have inspired him to continue pursuing a career in filmmaking and conservation.
As the interns' NPS journey continues this summer, they will share their experiences on the LHIP blog and HAF and EFTA's social media channels so that you can follow along. You can also email Tomás at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions about the LHIP program and want to find out ways you can get involved.
[Submitted by Tomás Deza]
Law Enforcement, Security, and Emergency Services
Reference Manual-9 Webinars Begin Tomorrow
Policy update training for Reference Manual-9 (law enforcement) will begin on July 7th. This training will be delivered via a two hour webinar. All commissioned employees are required to attend a webinar session; superintendents and managers are also encouraged to attend.
Numerous sessions are available throughout the week. No other sessions are scheduled in July. Additional sessions will be scheduled in August and run throughout the remainder of the calendar year.
To get credit for attendance, participants must register through DOI Learn prior to the start of the session and self-certify after their participation. For additional information, including session times and access instructions, please visit the RM-9 Google site.
All policies contained within RM-9, Version 2015 will go into effect on August 1st.
[Submitted by Candace Shea, National Law Enforcement Specialist]
National Capital Region
Passing Of David Gallery
David Gallery, an IT specialist for the National Capital Region Communications Center and longtime C&O Canal NHP employee, died unexpectedly on Friday, June 26th, at his residence. He was 34.
David was a second generation NPS employee. His father, Martin Gallery, retired last January after 36 years of service at C&O Canal NHP.
In 1999, David began working in IT at C&O Canal NHP, where he worked until his transfer to the National Capital Region Communication Center in September 2013.
David was known for his strong technical and applied knowledge in information technology and telephone, radio and alarm systems. He completed many large projects, including the IT and telephone portion of the relocation of the C&O Canal NHP headquarters from the Ferry Hill Mansion to its current location in Hagerstown, Maryland.
During his time at NCRCC, David continued to expand his knowledge and support to NCR parks in the areas of alarms, alarm monitoring and radio over internet protocol technologies.
David was a car enthusiast and drove different unique cars over the years, including an old Jeep he enjoyed and a Corvette, but David's true love was spending time with his family. David enjoyed visiting national parks, showing his young son places he had visited when he was a child living along the C&O Canal.
David is survived by his wife, Leatrice, and son, Zane.
Services were held yesterday afternoon at the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church, in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
Condolences can be sent to The Gallery Family, c/o C&O Canal NHP, NCRCC, 1850 Dual Highway, Suite 100, Hagerstown, MD 21740.
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July Awards Call Now Open
Twice a year, National Park Service employees have an opportunity to nominate their colleagues, supervisors, and employees for awards that recognize excellence in performance and dedication to the National Park Service mission and values.
Award categories include excellence in cultural resource stewardship, fire management, natural resource stewardship, and more. This year, the Division of Interpretation & Education has introduced five brand new awards that better reflect the full range of talents and contributions that our I&E employees offer in their parks and offices.
Service-level awards are created and managed by different divisions of the NPS and individual nomination guidelines and procedures vary slightly by award. During the July call, the NPS also accept nominations for Department-level Honor Awards, granted annually by the Department of the Interior to outstanding employees throughout DOI. These high-level awards offer an opportunity to highlight and and honor the valuable contributions dedicated NPS employees make every day.
You can find information on both Service-level and Department-level awards on the NPS Employee Center Awards Page. All completed nomination forms, regardless of award, must be submitted through the NPS Awards Portal. There are two nomination periods annually, the July call (formerly June), open from July 1st to August 31st, and the January call (formerly December), open January 1st to February 28th.
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Cape Hatteras National Seashore (NC)
GS-0404-6/7 Biological Science Technician
Cape Hatteras National Seashore has issued an announcement for a biological science technician.
Click on the link below for a copy of the announcement with full details on duties, area information, and procedures for applying.
It closes on July 20th.
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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks (CA)
GS-0525-6 Accounting Technician (Detail)
Sequoia-Kings Canyon is seeking an candidates for a detail/temporary promotion opportunity for 90 to 120 days as an accounting technician.
The anticipated start date is August 9th. The work location is at park headquarters at Ash Mountain. The park will pay salary, travel and per diem.
The optimal selectee for the position would have experience executing budget procedures that include but are not limited to the following:
- Experience with budget year end close procedures including journal voucher preparation and upload, accruals for credit cards, utilities and other miscellaneous accruals.
- Experience with Accounts Payable and generating bills of collections in FBMS
- Demonstrated proficiency using AFS4, FBMS, Microsoft Excel and Google Mail.
- Management of various accounts using AFS4, including reconciliation of personnel and non-personal services, use of CCR and credit card log and ability to generate various reports for use by program managers
- Requires existing FBMS roles for JV upload, labor allocations and credit card reallocation.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please submit the following information electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com by close of business on July 14th:
- Resume: Please ensure that your resume includes specific details regarding qualifications and skills as they relate to the duties listed above
- Most recent SF 50
- Most recent performance appraisal
Please ensure your supervisor concurs with your decision to apply.
Devils Tower National Monument (WY)
GS-1603-6/7 Facility Services Assistant (Network)
Devils Tower National Monument is seeking applicants for a facility services assistant position.
Click on the links below for the two announcements:
- Merit promotion -- https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/408012300
- All sources -- https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/408003100
Contact Jessica Weinman at Devils Tower NM at 307-467-5283 x218.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (NM)
GS-1603-9 FMSS Specialist (Detail)
Carlsbad Caverns National Park is currently seeking applications from current permanent National Park Service employees for a detail assignment as an FMSS specialist.
This announcement is for individuals who wish to be considered for a temporary detail opportunity of 90-120 days, this is not a promotion. While on detail, the employee continues to hold his/her official position from which detailed and keeps the same status and grade, returning to his/her regular duties at the end of the assignment. Selectee's salary will remain the same. During this detail, salary will continue to be paid by the selectee's home park. Travel and per diem will be paid by the receiving park. Government housing is available for this assignment.
The person selected will serve six NPS parks in IMR Hub #11. Duties cover routine administrative tasks as well as more complex assignments related to management of fixed assets and fleet equipment. Examples include work order management (generating orders, data entry, and accomplishment tracking), generating reports, and providing technical support. More complex duties include correlation and analysis of data gathered from a variety of sources across the Facility Management Division's area of responsibility. Adds/updates location, asset, and equipment data. Assists with field inspections, asset deficiency identification, and repair cost estimates. Assists with preparation of PMIS project submissions which describe work to be carried out, justifications for the work to be done, and measurable results. Occasional off-site travel and operation of a government owned vehicle is required.
- Interested individuals should discuss the opportunity with their first-line supervisor and obtain concurrence from the superintendent or manager prior to applying.
- Once approval is gained, interested individuals should submit a one-page resume detailing work history, educational background, and any special qualifications they might possess.
- A copy of the applicant's latest SF-50 as evidence of career status, must be submitted along with the resume.
Resumes should be submitted from July 6th through July 15th via email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Approximate EOD is August 2, 2015.
Please contact Chuck Burton, Facility Manager, 575-785-3050, firstname.lastname@example.com with additional questions about this opportunity.


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By Bob PaslayThe Clayton County School Board Monday night approved the use of dogs to detect any contraband in the middle and high school years for the coming year. The action follows a series of violent actions and disturbances in the past school year and a successful pilot program to use contraband-seeking dogs. School Superintendent Barbara Pulliam said there were no incidents of the dogs getting out of hand or disturbing either school personnel or students during the pilot program. She called the dogs "friendly, gentle dogs" which are spaniels. The board agreed to pay Interquest Detection Canines of Georgia $37,100 for the random visits to all the high schools and middle schools in the district during the coming school year which begins Aug. 8. The plan calls for five inspections during the school year at all nine high schools and three at all 13 middle schools. It also calls for one student assembly at each of the schools. A report on what is found will be provided to school officials after the inspections and one yearly summary report. Assistant Superintendent Luvenia Jackson said after the pilot program at Mt. Zion, Lovejoy and Forest Park high schools near the end of the last school year that "all indications we have gotten from everyone is that it is effective." The "administrators at the schools felt it was a big help," Jackson said. During the pilot program two visits each were made to the three high schools and 10 alerts were found. Those were four for illicit drugs, none for alcohol or gunpowder, one for medication, two for residual odors, three for unknown scents. The dogs found no evidence of tobacco usage or weapons during the visits. However, during the school year some weapons were found in the schools and the school officials took action against those found with the weapons. A series of incidents that came fairly close together caused volunteer adults to patrol some schools to allay fears and provide reassurance for parents. School officials vowed to step up security to stop any violence, which law enforcement officials said are spawned by the growing gang problem in the schools. An additional $200,000 was added to the current school budget before its final approval last month for security measures. Millage set The school board also approved leaving the millage rate at the current 18.916 mills. This is a reassessment year and in order to leave the millage the same and not roll it back officials had a series of public hearings. While the millage remained the same, area taxpayers who saw their property values go up will pay more when they get those tax bills this fall. How much of an increase they will see depends on how much their property went up in value. Across the county, the value of all property increased a total of $390 million. This means the total valuation of property went from $6.679 billion to $7.079 billion. Reassessments accounted for $101.8 million of the increase while growth in the county jumped $343.9 million. Exemptions amounted to a reduction of $55 million. A person will a house valued at $100,000 would pay $567.48 in school taxes. One with a $150,000 home would pay $945.80 and a $200,000 house would pay $1,324.12 in school taxes. Residential property and mobile homes account for 37.52 percent of all the value of property in the county. Commercial and industrial account for 41.72 percent, motor vehicles 8.99 percent, utilities 11.48 percent and other for .32 of a percent. The budget that went into effect on July 1 is made up of property taxes and a variety of other revenue sources. It is $456.1 million compared to $427 million last fiscal year.
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Thanks to Revan659, here's the promo trailer for the Feb. 25 episode of Smallville, which is titled "Fortune."
Images from the episode can be found at KryptonSite.
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Thanks to Revan659, here's the promo trailer for the Feb. 25 episode of Smallville, which is titled "Fortune."
Images from the episode can be found at KryptonSite.
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Luv it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Check it out, check it out!
I think I just peed my pants.
this episode looks awesome!!!! LMAO
it's probably gonna be Smallville's strangest and Funniest episode…i can't wait for next week.
WTF @ 0:12 Clark: "Check it out, Check it out" :D
Isn't funny how bogus posts try to hype up a fail episode?
i was getting a little worried that this episode may just be one of those annoying little fillers, but oh my God, I just fell off my computer chair with laughter.
dont get me wrong i love smallville but have the last 3 eps been riping off movies , there was matrix, date nite and the next ep looks very hangoverish lol
"Check it out, Check it out" UAHSUAHSUAHSUHAU'
It's gonna be a funny episode.
You said: next ep looks very hangoverish lol
Ok but just beacouse the are some movies with the same plot doesn't mean that Smallville is copying them.
who nerver ever drink a lot?kk'
What hell is that on clark shoulder?UAHSUAHUSHAUS'
lol kk'
Is This The Hangover?
haha xD
I'm pretty sure that's a lemur on Clark's shoulder. And I'm very sure that they aren't native to Kansas… lmao
This episode is gonna be amazing!
I'm a smallville fan by heart and I have a couple episodes on my ipod, but this episode looks as if it doesn't belong. Bits and peices of certain episodes may lead up to clark eventually being Superman, but some things are not meant for a show, especially when you want to make this show the best in the series. There's still time to correct soe wrongs but this is not an episode for true fans of the red, yellow and blue suit dude.
Check it out! Check it out!
Clark, we REALLY DID get married!
*snort* Clark marries Chloe before he marries Lois, LOL! OMG, I hope he shagged the hell out of her, too. Can't wait for the next episode!
Hahaha, looks like Clark went to Madagascar to get a Lemur. Check it out check it out! Hahahaha, can't wait!
At least this episode will show off Tom's comedic side. It looks funny, even if it doesn't move the Superman storyline along. I don't like Lois, so it will be doubly funny if he really did marry Chloe first.
Hopefully the fact that Clark marries Chloe will give a good excuse for Lois and Chloe to have a cat fight.
I'm excited for this episode.. But im confused.. I thought Clark couldn't get drunk.. His body heals to fast for alcohol to effect him i thought… ? Am i wrong? lol
true..but..he's not immune to magic. I think Zatanna has a hand in this one.
yes I saw on kryptosite that zatanna is behind all this mess
Will be funny!kk'
and this is why i think its time for smallville to end. or at least for the writers to be fired. this is so far from the source material its sad. this is suppose to be superman? when ur ripping off the hangover its time to for the show to end.
This one will suck!! They have all sucked! I am so sad with smallville what a crap past 3 years!
This season does suck and it is too late for this kinda stuff BUT I bet the episode will be funny. Season nine was awesome have no idea why people hated it so much. At least they was action and a actually story line to follow.


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There is provided fin structures and methods for fabricating fin structures. More specifically, fin structures are formed in a substrate. The fin structures may include two fins separated by a channel, wherein the fins may be employed as fins of a field effect transistor. The fin structures are formed below the upper surface of the substrate, and may be formed without utilizing a photolithographic mask to etch the fins.
1. A structure comprising:
a substrate having a trench formed therein;
a first outcropping from the substrate partially defined by a first side of the trench, wherein the first outcropping comprises first fins separated by a first channel;
a second outcropping from the substrate partially defined by a second side of the trench, wherein the second outcropping comprises second fins separated by a second channel;
first spacers formed on upper surfaces of the first fins; and
second spacers formed on upper surfaces of the second fins, wherein the first spacers and the second spacers are configured to mask the first fins and the second fins during an etching process.
2. The structure, as set forth in
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5. A structure comprising:
a substrate having an upper surface and thickness;
a plurality of double fin structures formed below the upper surface and within the thickness of the substrate; and
a plurality of trenches formed in the substrate, wherein each of the plurality of trenches is formed between two of the plurality of double fin structures.
6. The structure, as set forth in
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14. A method comprising:
forming a plurality of parallel walls on top of a substrate;
forming spacers on each side of each of the plurality of walls;
forming a trench in the substrate between each of the plurality of walls, such that the spacers define the top of each trench;
filling each trench with a dielectric material; and
removing the walls and a portion of the substrate below the walls, such that channels are formed between the spacers and into the substrate.
15. The method, as set forth in
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20. A method comprising:
forming a plurality of outcroppings below an upper surface of a substrate, wherein each of the plurality of outcropping is separated by a trench; and
forming a gate on the outcroppings.
21. The method, as set forth in
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/508,047, filed on Aug. 22, 2006.
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the invention relate relates generally to electronic devices, and, more specifically, to fin field effect transistors ("FETs") and processes for fabricating the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that may be related to various aspects of the present invention, which are described and/or claimed below. This discussion is believed to be helpful in providing the reader with background information to facilitate a better understanding of the various aspects of the present invention. Accordingly, it should be understood that these statements are to be read in this light, and not as admissions of prior art.
Integrated circuits can be found in virtually any electronic device. For example, integrated circuits, such as microprocessors and digital memory chips, are present in products such as computers, cell phones, and microwave ovens. Since their first introduction over a half century ago, integrated circuits have progressively become smaller and increasingly more densely populated. The increase in density provides numerous advantages, including the ability for smaller chips to perform the same functionality as larger chips. Additionally, the smaller size increases performance while reducing power consumption. Specifically, with smaller size, the electrical paths are shorter, allowing lower power logic to be used at fast switching speeds. However, achieving progressively smaller structure size on the chips, and, thus, producing smaller chips, has become increasingly difficult and costly due, at least in part, to reaching physical limitations of standard fabrication techniques. As such, new and improved processes are constantly being proposed to further reduce cost as well as size.
Typically, the integrated circuit manufacturing process includes at least three main processes: 1) patterning; 2) adding materials; and 3) removing materials. The patterning process is primarily achieved by employing a photolithographic mask or other form of mask. Through the patterning process, various regions are defined that eventually serve as the components, such as transistors and traces, of the integrated circuit. The process of adding materials includes depositing or growing material on a substrate to create multiple layers. The process of removing materials generally includes an etching process. It is through the etching process that material in regions defined by the mask is removed to form various structures.
A fin field effect transistor ("fin FET") is a type of metal oxide semiconductor FET ("MOSFET") that is built around a fin (e.g., a tall, thin semiconductive member) extending generally perpendicularly from a substrate. Typically, a gate traverses the fin by conformally running up one side of the fin over the top and down the other side of the fin. Generally, a source and a drain are located on opposite sides of the gate in the fin. In operation, a current through the fin between the source and drain is controlled by selectively energizing the gate.
Advantageously, fin FETs may have significantly faster switching times and higher current density than conventional complementary metal oxide semiconductor ("CMOS") transistors. In addition, those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that fin FETs also typically offer greater control over channel voltages and resistance to short-channel effects. Disadvantageously, the number of iterative steps employed to fabricate a fin FET may exceed those of conventional CMOS processes, and in integrated circuit manufacturing, the number of iterative steps in the fabrication process typically correlates directly with the cost of production. As such, reducing the number of steps employed in fabricating a fin FET would be desirable.
Advantages of the invention may become apparent upon reading the following detailed description and upon reference to the drawings, in which:
One or more specific embodiments of the present invention will be described below. In an effort to provide a concise description of these embodiments, not all features of an actual implementation are described in the specification. It should be appreciated that in the development of any such actual implementation, as in any engineering or design project, numerous implementation-specific decisions must be made to achieve the developers' specific goals, such as compliance with system-related and business-related constraints, which may vary from one implementation to another. Moreover, it should be appreciated that such a development effort might be complex and time consuming but would nevertheless be a routine undertaking of design, fabrication, and manufacture for those of ordinary skill having the benefit of this disclosure.
Some of the subsequently discussed embodiments may facilitate the manufacture of fin field effect transistors ("FETs"). As is described in detail below, in accordance with one embodiment, there is provided a method of fabricating a transistor comprising a fin and a gate, the method comprising performing a first etch to create a first wall of the fin, wherein a location of the etch is not defined by a photolithographic mask, performing a second etch to create a second wall of the fin, and depositing a gate adjacent to the fin, wherein the gate is deposited after the second etch. As such, the following discussion describes devices and process flows in accordance with embodiments of the present processes. Prior to addressing these embodiments from the device and process flow perspective, exemplary systems in accordance with embodiments of the present technique are described.
Turning to the figures,
The system 10 typically includes a power supply 14. For instance, if the system 10 is a portable system, the power supply 14 may advantageously include a fuel cell, permanent batteries, replaceable batteries, and/or rechargeable batteries. The power supply 14 may also include an AC adapter, so the system 10 may be plugged into a wall outlet, for instance. The power supply 14 may also include a DC adapter such that the system 10 may be plugged into a vehicle cigarette lighter, for instance.
Various other devices may be coupled to the processor 12 depending on the functions that the system 10 performs. For instance, a user interface 16 may be coupled to the processor 12. The user interface 16 may include buttons, switches, a keyboard, a light pen, a mouse, a digitizer and stylus, and/or a voice recognition system, for instance. A display 18 may also be coupled to the processor 12. The display 18 may include an LCD, an SED display, a CRT display, a DLP display, a plasma display, an OLED display, LEDs, and/or an audio display, for example. Furthermore, an RF sub-system/baseband processor 20 may also be coupled to the processor 12. The RF sub-system/baseband processor 20 may include an antenna that is coupled to an RF receiver and to an RF transmitter (not shown). One or more communication ports 22 may also be coupled to the processor 12. The communication port 22 may be adapted to be coupled to one or more peripheral devices 24 such as a modem, a printer, a computer, or to a network, such as a local area network, remote area network, intranet, or the Internet, for instance.
The processor 12 generally controls the system 10 by implementing software programs stored in the memory. The memory is operably coupled to the processor 12 to store and facilitate execution of various programs. For instance, the processor 12 may be coupled to the volatile memory 26 which may include Dynamic Random Access Memory ("DRAM") and/or Static Random Access Memory ("SRAM"). The volatile memory 26 is typically large so that it can store dynamically loaded applications and data. As described further below, the volatile memory 26 may be configured in accordance with embodiments of the present invention.
The processor 12 may also be coupled to non-volatile memory 28. The non-volatile memory 28 may include a read-only memory ("ROM"), such as an EPROM, and/or flash memory to be used in conjunction with the volatile memory 26. The size of the ROM is typically selected to be just large enough to store any necessary operating system, application programs, and fixed data. Additionally, the non-volatile memory 28 may include a high capacity memory such as a tape or disk drive memory. As is explained in greater detail below, the non-volatile memory 28, as another example, may also include electronic devices manufactured in accordance with embodiments of the present technique.
The memory sub-system may include a plurality of slots 32-46. Each slot 32-46 is configured to operably couple a memory module, such as a dual-inline memory module ("DIMM"), to the memory controller 30 via one or more memory buses. Each DIMM generally includes a plurality of memory devices such as DRAM devices capable of storing data, as described further below with reference to
Referring again to
The volatile memory 26 also includes a command bus 50 on which address information such as command address (CA), row address select (RAS#), column address select (CAS#), write enable (WE#), bank address (BA), chip select (CS#), clock enable (CKE), and on-die termination (ODT), for example, may be delivered for a corresponding request. Further, the command bus 50 may also be used to facilitate the exchange of configuration information at boot-up. As with the memory data bus 48, the command bus 50 may comprise a plurality of individual command buses. In the present embodiment, the command bus 50 may include 20 individual buses. As previously described with reference to the memory data bus 48, a variety of embodiments may be implemented for the command bus 50 depending on the system configuration.
The memory devices 56A-56H may each include an array of cells (not shown) that each include a transistor and a capacitor or some other memory element. In certain embodiments, at least a portion of the cells may be manufactured in accordance with embodiments of the present techniques. For example, one or more cells may include a fin FET and a memory element, such as a capacitor.
Accordingly, as indicated by block 130 of
The technique for active area preparation 102 may then continue with growing and/or otherwise creating a pad oxide layer ("PADOX") 162 on top of and/or adjacent to the substrate 160, as indicated by block 132. As those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate, the PADOX 162 typically includes a thin, thermally grown oxide that is employed to separate adjacent layers during fabrication of a semiconductor. In one embodiment, the PADOX 162 will be approximately 50 angstroms ("A") thick.
Next, the technique for active area preparation 102 may include depositing a nitride layer 164 on top of and/or adjacent to the PADOX 162, as indicated by block 134. In one embodiment, the nitride layer 164 may include a layer of silicon nitride with a thickness between approximately 500 and 700 A. However, in other embodiments, other suitable types of nitrides and/or other suitable layer thicknesses may be employed in the technique 102. For example, in one embodiment, the nitride layer 164 may include a 100A-200A thick section of additional nitride that is deposited to account for the STI etch described below. For the purposes of the present application, it will be appreciated that a "deposited" layer should be construed as being placed above but not necessarily resting on an underlying layer (i.e., there may be intervening layers between the deposited layer and the underlying layer); whereas a layer "deposited directly on top of" an underlying should be construed as resting directly on top of the underlying layer.
Next, the technique 102 may include applying a photolithographic mask (not shown in
Turning next to the spacer formation technique 104, this technique may begin by depositing a spacer layer on top and/or adjacent to the nitride layer 164 and the substrate 160, as indicated by block 142. In one embodiment, depositing the spacer layer may include depositing a layer of Tetraethyl Orthosilicate ("TEOS") at a thickness of approximately 300A. This TEOS layer may be deposited using an Atomic Layer Chemical Deposition. However, in other embodiments, alternate processes may be employed to deposit the TEOS layer. For example, in other embodiments, a Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition or other suitable Chemical Vapor Deposition process may be employed. Moreover, in still other embodiments, other suitable spacer materials and/or layer thicknesses may be employed in the technique 104. After depositing the spacer layer, the technique 104 may involve etching the spacer layer to form spacer 170, as indicated by block 144 and illustrated in
Returning to
Next, the technique 100 may include performing an STI fill and chemical mechanical polish ("CMP") on the semiconductor structure, as indicated by block 108 of
Next, the technique 100 may include etch leveling and a nitride strip, as indicated by block 110. In one embodiment, etch leveling may include a buffer oxide etch using a mixture of ammonia, fluoride, and hydrofluoric acid. In alternate embodiments, however, other suitable types of etch leveling may be employed. Similarly, in one embodiment, the nitride strip illustrated in block 110 may include a wet nitride strip employing boiling phosphoric acid, but in alternate embodiments, other suitable types of wet nitride strip may be employed in the technique 100.
After the etch leveling and nitride strip (block 110), the technique 100 may include a damascene process, as indicated by block 112. In one embodiment, the damascene process may include applying a photolithographic mask 174 to cover the parts of the semiconductor structure that will not ultimately be a part of the fin (see
Next, with the photolithographic mask 174 still in place, the technique 100 may include performing an STI oxide etch to remove the remaining part of the spacer 170 and remove the SOD fill 172 to a depth, as indicated by block 114. Typically, the depth of the STI oxide etch will be roughly approximate to the depth of the channels 178. For example,
Next, the photolithographic mask 174 may be removed, as indicated by block 116 of
While the invention may be susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments have been shown by way of example in the drawings and have been described in detail herein. However, it should be understood that the invention is not intended to be limited to the particular forms disclosed. Rather, the invention is to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the following appended claims.
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