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New invention uses vibration to turn solid surfaces into cheap touchscreens July 10, 2013 at 12:22 pm
It's safe to say that touchscreens have become a normal part of everyday modern life. The input method is so ubiquitous that it's even appearing on standard computer displays — ones that have a keyboard and mouse within literal arm's reach. Perhaps the last frontier of the touchscreen, then, is being able to turn any surface into one, rather than having to buy a dedicated device that performs the function. A new invention by the Nanyang Technological University aims to do just that.
Graphene sensor is 1,000 times more sensitive to light, could enable ultra-low-light photography May 31, 2013 at 12:56 pm
Hey, historians! Add extremely low-light, broadband photography to graphene's miraculous list of potential applications. Researchers in Singapore are reporting that they've created a graphene photodetector that is roughly 800 times more sensitive than previous graphene photodetectors, and around 10 times more sensitive than the CMOS-based sensors in today's digital cameras.


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A transparent imprint template mold is configured with gratings surrounding the active imprint area. The gratings are fabricated at the same time as the active area and thus accurately define the active area with respect to the gratings. The substrate is positioned in tool coordinates under the template mold. A sensor system generates a beam of optical energy and receives reflected energy only at a specific angular window and is used to locate the template mold. The sensor system is scanned to locate the substrate and the gratings in tool coordinates. In this manner, the relative position of the template mold is determined with respect to the substrate in tool coordinates. The substrate is then accurately positioned with respect to the template mold. The system may be used to track imprinted pattern position relative to the substrate and to determine concentricity of patterns to substrates.
1. A method for aligning a template mold to a substrate wherein detection of the substrate uses only edges of the substrate, comprising:
placing a sensor system over the template mold and the substrate, the sensor system generating a beam of optical energy and configured to receive only portions of the optical energy reflected in an angular window from the detection surfaces, wherein the sensor system generates sensor signals in response to variations in received optical energy reflected from the detection surfaces of the template mold and the substrate;
positioning the template mold in response to control signals to locate the template mold in tool coordinates, wherein the template mold has an active area with imprintable features surrounded by gratings having detection surfaces at a pitch corresponding to a predetermined dimensional increment;
positioning the substrate in response to control signals to locate the substrate in tool coordinates, wherein only edges of the substrate are configured as detection surfaces;
processing the sensor signals in a controller to locate the template mold relative to the substrate in tool coordinates; and
generating the control signals to thereby position the substrate accurately with respect to the template mold in the tool coordinates
wherein the substrate is positioned on a chuck, the chuck having a first surface and the edge of the substrate having a second surface such that the first surface directs a beam substantially to the sensor system and the second surface directs a beam substantially away from the sensor system providing variations in received optical energy of the sensor system.
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imprinting a pattern of the gratings and the active area on the substrate subsequent to positioning the substrate accurately with respect to the template mold in the tool coordinates;
scanning the imprinted patterns of the gratings and the active area on the substrate with the sensor system thereby generating sensor signals from detection surfaces corresponding to the substrate edges and detection surfaces on the imprinted gratings; and
processing the sensor signals in the controller to locate the imprinted pattern in tool coordinates with respect to the edges of the substrate to determine concentricity of the active area to the substrate to facilitate process control.
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scanning the sensor system along orthogonal axes of the substrate with an imprinted pattern and imprinted grid and recording distances to an inner edge to the grating edge; and
subtracting the distances along each orthogonal path to generate a measure of concentricity of the imprinted pattern to the substrate.
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The field of the invention relates generally to nano-fabrication of structures.
Nano-fabrication involves the fabrication of very small structures, e.g., having features on the order of nanometers or smaller. One area in which nano-fabrication has had a sizeable impact is in the processing of integrated circuits. As the semiconductor processing industry continues to strive for larger production yields while increasing the circuits per unit area formed on a substrate, nano-fabrication becomes increasingly important. Nano-fabrication provides greater process control while allowing increased reduction of the minimum feature dimension of the structures formed. Other areas of development in which nano-fabrication has been employed include biotechnology, optical technology, mechanical systems and the like.
An exemplary nano-fabrication technique is commonly referred to as imprint lithography. Exemplary imprint lithography processes are described in detail in numerous publications, such as United States patent application publication 2004/0065976 filed as U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/264,960, entitled "Method and a Mold to Arrange Features on a Substrate to Replicate Features having Minimal Dimensional Variability"; United States patent application publication 2004/0065252 filed as U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/264,926, entitled "Method of Forming a Layer on a Substrate to Facilitate Fabrication of Metrology Standards"; and U.S. Pat. No. 6,936,194, entitled "Functional Patterning Material for Imprint Lithography Processes," all of which are assigned to the assignee of the present invention, and incorporated by reference herein.
The imprint lithography technique disclosed in each of the aforementioned United States patent application publications and United States patent includes formation of a relief pattern in a polymerizable layer and transferring a pattern corresponding to the relief pattern into an underlying substrate. The substrate may be positioned upon a motion stage to obtain a desired position to facilitate patterning thereof. To that end, a template is employed spaced-apart from the substrate with a formable liquid present between the template and the substrate. The liquid is solidified to form a solidified layer that has a pattern recorded therein that is conforming to a shape of the surface of the template in contact with the liquid. The template is then separated from the solidified layer such that the template and the substrate are spaced-apart. The substrate and the solidified layer are then subjected to processes to transfer, into the substrate, a relief image that corresponds to the pattern in the solidified layer.
A system for aligning a transparent imprint template mold to a substrate comprising a scanning sensor system that generates a beam of optical energy and is configured to receive only portions of the optical energy reflected from detection surfaces that occur within an angular window relative to a surface of the substrate. The gratings are disposed surrounding an active area corresponding to the imprint template. The gratings have detection surfaces that have a pitch that corresponds to a predetermined dimensional increment so that position can be determined. The system further comprising a tool positioning system for positioning the substrate under the transparent template mold determined by tool coordinates. The system has a positioning stage disposed between the sensor system and the substrate that is configured to position an active area of the imprint template mold relative to a surface of the substrate.
The system has a controller for generating the control signals that operate to position the substrate and the sensor system. The sensor signals respond to variations in received optical energy either reflected or scattered from either the template or substrate.
First, a method to locate and orient the template in the stage coordinate frame is disclosed. Templates have an active area with imprintable features. Gratings on the template are generated at the same time as imprint features and thus are accurately located with respect to the imprinting features. Gratings may be made of continuous lines or multi-segmented lines. The sensor system generates a beam of optical energy and is configured to receive only portions of the optical energy within a small angular window relative to the surface of the measuring surface. The sensor signals are processed in a controller to locate the template in the tool coordinates.
In another embodiment, the same optical sensor may locate the edge of substrate when the measuring optical beam is reflected via a reflecting surface that is inclined to direct the reflecting beam to reach the receiver of the sensor. When the edge of the substrate blocks the returning beam, the optical energy at the receiver changes, which tells the location of the substrate edge. Both the center location of the substrate and diameter of the substrate ID may be determined.
In another embodiment, a similar system/method to locate/orient the imprinted substrate in the stage coordinate frame is disclosed. Substrates contain gratings after imprint with templates with matching gratings. Gratings on the substrate have identical pitch corresponding to that of the template. The same sensor for the template may be used to locate/orient the substrate by collecting the optical energy from the substrate gratings. By measuring the locations and orientations of the imprinted grating on the substrate, errors of the grating with respect to the substrate can be used to compensate for centering and orientation errors for subsequent imprinting. Compensation for the centering error may be adjusted so that imprinted features on the substrate can be biased to a pre-determined direction.
Spaced-apart from substrate 12 is a patterning device 17. Patterning device 17 comprises a template 18 having a mesa 20 extending therefrom towards substrate 12 with a patterning surface 22 thereon. Further, mesa 20 may be referred to as a mold 20. Mesa 20 may also be referred to as a nano-imprint mold 20. In a further embodiment, template 18 may be substantially absent of mold 20. Template 18 and/or mold 20 may be formed from such materials including, but not limited to, fused-silica, quartz, silicon, organic polymers, siloxane polymers, borosilicate glass, fluorocarbon polymers, metal, and hardened sapphire. As shown, patterning surface 22 comprises features defined by a plurality of spaced-apart recesses 24 and protrusions 26. However, in a further embodiment, patterning surface 22 may be substantially smooth and/or planar. Patterning surface 22 may define an original pattern that forms the basis of a pattern to be formed on substrate 12. Template 18 may be coupled to a template chuck 28 selected from a set of chucks including but not limited to vacuum, pin-type, groove-type, or electromagnetic chucks, as described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,873,087 entitled "High-Precision Orientation Alignment and Gap Control Stages for Imprint Lithography Processes." Further, template chuck 28 may be coupled to an imprint head 30 to facilitate movement of template 18, and therefore, mold 20. In the following detailed description, the template 18 and mold or mesa 20 may be referred to as a template mold to simply descriptions.
System 10 further comprises a fluid dispense system 32. Fluid dispense system 32 is configured to deposit polymeric material 34 on substrate 12. System 10 may include any number of fluid dispensers and fluid dispense system 32 may itself comprise a plurality of dispensing units. Polymeric material 34 may be positioned upon substrate 12 using any known technique, e.g., drop dispense, spin-coating, dip coating, chemical vapor deposition (CVD), physical vapor deposition (PVD), thin film deposition, thick film deposition, and the like. Typically, polymeric material 34 is disposed upon substrate 12 before mold 20 is moved into a predetermined proximity of substrate 12 thereby establishing a desired volume between mold 20 and substrate 12. However, the amount of polymeric material 34 may be sized so the desired volume is filled when mold 20 is positioned to the desired proximity of substrate 20.
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Patterned layer 46 may comprise a residual layer 48 and a plurality of features shown as protrusions 50 and recessions 52. System 10 may be regulated by a processor 54 that is in data communication with stage 16, imprint head 30, fluid dispense system 32, and source 38, wherein the processor 54 operates on a computer readable program stored in memory 56.
The system described above may be further employed in imprint lithography processes and systems referred to in U.S. Pat. No. 6,932,934, entitled "Formation of Discontinuous Films During an Imprint Lithography Process"; U.S. Pat. No. 7,077,992, entitled "Step and Repeat Imprint Lithography Processes"; and U.S. Pat. No. 7,179,396, entitled "Positive Tone Bi-Layer Imprint Lithography Method"; and U.S. Pat. No. 7,396,475, entitled "Method of Forming Stepped Structures Employing Imprint Lithography," all of which are incorporated by reference herein. In another embodiment, the above-described system may be employed in any known technique, for example, photolithography (various wavelengths including G line, I line, 248 nm, 193 nm, 157 nm, and 13.2-13.4 nm), contact lithography, e-beam lithography, x-ray lithography, ion-beam lithography and atomic beam lithography.
The present invention facilitates detection of the transparent template mold on the imprint tool, specially for patterned media imprint tools. Typically, a single digit micron of concentricity alignment is desirable for the patterning. This requires a system and method that can determine the relative location, within a few microns, between the template active area and substrate in tool stage coordinates. Meeting this system requirement is further complicated by the poor accuracy in placing the mold 20 with respect to the template 18 edge (i.e., the edges of template 18 cannot be used to determine the position of the template 18 active area). Also, the template 18 is placed with its active area facing the wafer chuck 14 (downward), which restricts placing sensors that can detect mold 20 when coupled to template 18. Hence, a system is desired that can detect the template 18 while viewing its non-active side and determine its position in tool stage coordinates without using the edges of template 18 as a reference. Similarly, for detection of substrate 12, only the edge or chamfer of substrate 12 may be used as a reference.
Another associated problem is detection of the error in centricity alignment of the imprinted pattern to substrate 12. Such a post-imprint measurement provides critical data to update the centering location of the substrate 12. In-line post-imprint measurement needs to be performed in the tool during processing.
The present invention solves the problem by providing a means to determine the template 301 and substrate 401 in-stage position coordinates. A set of gratings 302 used for template position detection are etched into the template 301 at a pre-defined location during the template fabrication process. Since the set of gratings 302 are fabricated together with the active area, they may be used as references to determine the position of the template 301 active area. These gratings 302 may be rectangular or circular depending on the initial theta (angular) alignment requirement. The gratings 302 have a specific pitch designed based on the wavelength of the incident laser beam (emitter 307) and the incident angle of the laser beam. The size of the gratings 302 is set based on the spot size of the laser beam 307 and the position sensitivity required from the system. The system involves placing a laser emitter 307 and a photo-electric detector 304 above the paths of the template 301 and substrate 401. The photo-electric detector 304 is so placed that it will only receive light 306 reflected at a specific angle. The template 301 is placed onto a loading mechanism and moved by the X-Y stages under the detection sensor. The photo-electric detector 304 is configured to give a null signal when the laser beam 306 is not on the grating 302, however, when the laser 307 is incident on the gratings 302, the first order diffracted light (306) will be incident on the photo-voltaic detector 304 thereby giving an electric signal. This signal may be used to determine the position of the template 301 in the XY stage (e.g., 16 in
In another embodiment, a small inclined surface 403 is provided between the laser emitter 307 and the photo-electric detector 304 on the wafer chuck 402. This reflective surface 403 is inclined by an amount equal to one half the angle between the light source and detector. When the substrate 401 is placed on the chuck 402, the inner edge would overlap the inclined surface 403. In this embodiment, the light beam 305 from the emitter 307 is fully reflected into the detector 304 when the light beam 305 is on the wafer chuck 402. As the scanning beam 305 hits the edge of the substrate 401, the beam 305 is either blocked or directed into a different angle (beam 306) so that no light reaches the photo-electric detector. This sharp drop in signal 410 (slope 412) may be used to detect the edge of the substrate 401.
Sensors for the template 301 and substrate 401 may be the same units, which in turn serves to eliminate the calibration process that is required when two different sets of sensors are used for the template 301 and substrate 401.
When the template grating 302 is imprinted on the substrate 401, the duplicated grating 601 may provide centering information of the template 301 with respect to the substrate 401. The same sensor system 315 may now detect both references: the imprinted grating 601 and the edge of substrate 401.
In another embodiment the additional steps are incorporated. In step 706, a pattern of the gratings and the active area are imprinted on the substrate. In step 707, the imprinted patterns of the gratings and the active area on the substrate are scanned by the sensor system thereby generating sensor signals from detection surfaces corresponding to the substrate edges and detection surfaces on the imprinted gratings. In step 708, the sensor signals are processed in the controller to locate the imprinted pattern in tool coordinates with respect to the edges of the substrate to determine concentricity of the active area to the substrate to facilitate process control.
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The embodiments of the present invention described above are exemplary. Many changes and modifications may be made to the disclosure recited above, while remaining within the scope of the invention. Therefore, the scope of the invention should not be limited by the above description, but instead should be determined with reference to the appended claims along with their full scope of equivalents.
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CCTV cameras and security guards at minimarkets across the capital have failed to thwart the more than 20 robberies that have occurred since January, and police and desperate store owners are now considering a panic button.
"We are still studying [the panic button usage]. We will discuss several options, and in the near future we will talk about them with officials from Aprindo [the Indonesian Retail Merchants Association]," Jakarta Police spokesman, Sr. Comr. Rikwanto said, referring to the association that represents retailers across the country.
Rikwanto said police had earlier assisted convenience stores by installing surveillance cameras but admitted that such a schemes had drawbacks. He highlighted several robberies this year where the culprits threatened store clerks to force them to reveal where the recording devices were hidden.
A panic button, which alerts authorities that a robbery is taking place, would be a much better solution, he said.
"All this time we have been focusing on actions where we pursue, apprehend and investigate a crime," he said. "We feel that this effort alone is not effective. So we are figuring out preventive measures like a panic button. This way, officers can get to the location quickly."
Police, he said, still need to discuss the proposal with Aprindo before trying out the new idea. "Business-wise they need to figure out [which solution] would be effective and cost efficient."
Panic buttons, Rikwanto said, have already been installed in several upmarket housing complexes as well as a number of banks. The existing systems send signals to the control stations, which are often local police precinct or a local private security headquarters.
"[Stores] can also install sirens so the noise will attract attention from the surrounding community or patrolling police officers," Rikwanto said, adding that another plan is to install light-signaling devices in front of stores.
The latest incident occurred at 5 p.m. on Saturday at an Alfamart in South Tambun, Bekasi, east of Jakarta. Four masked robbers threatened store clerks with machetes and handguns before leaving with Rp 13.7 million ($1,500) from the safe and cash register.
Earlier this month, an Indomaret and an Alfamidi in Serpong, west of Jakarta, were robbed in a span of two days.
Police have noticed that thieves are becoming more brazen in their operations, targeting convenience stores located on busy streets, including Jalan Wahid Hasyim in Central Jakarta, and Jalan K.S. Tubun in West Jakarta.
Some store clerks said they were afraid of a possible robbery, but William, a clerk at a 7-Eleven in West Jakarta, felt that the neghborhood community patrol was a sufficient deterrent to would-be thieves.
Most of the heists are taking place late in the evening or early in the morning, however police said that at least five robbers took place during daytime hours.
Police have previously encouraged stores to take greater precautions.


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Careers Seminar: Enterprising Students, Current and Past
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Bathsheba is an ideal holiday spot for the tourists as well as locals. The place provides an excellent opportunity to unwind and retreat from the grind of daily routine. The famous beach, Soup bowl, is a surfer's heaven. It is renowned for its consistent and sizeable waves as well as the peculiarly shaped rocks that stick out of the sand. Various international surfing competitions are held here annually.
The Bathsheba Beach offers breathtaking views of the island. The Andromeda Botanical Gardens, abound in lush vegetation, are home to a huge array of bird and animal species. Joe's River Tropical Rainforest, located on the outskirts of the town, boasts of exotic rainforest flora.
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WAVERLY - A Morrisonville man has died from injuries sustained in a snowmobile accident in Franklin County.
State police in Malone are investigating a two-vehicle fatal accident that occurred at approximately 11 a.m. Jan. 7 on the Blue Mountain Road in the town of Waverly, approximately 10.4 miles south of State Route 458.
According to a police report, Christopher Macey, 53, Morrisonville, was operating a 2009 Bombardier snowmobile in a northerly direction, traveling as the second snowmobile in a group of four. Earl Bono, 57, Winthrop, was operating a 1995 International Tandem Dump Truck, in a southerly direction. The vehicles reportedly met on a sharp curve and Macey was unable to avoid striking the rear of the oncoming dump truck, and was ejected from his snowmobile.
St. Regis Falls Rescue responded and transported Macey to Alice Hyde Medical Center, Malone, where he was pronounced deceased. An autopsy was performed by Dr. Leonardo Dishman and it was determined the cause of death was a lacerated aorta due to a motor vehicle accident. The manner of death was ruled to be accidental.
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I have always found George to be a fair and honorable man. I am sure he wants to succeed. In order to do that he will need to put the fans first and foremost. He will do just that. I for one wish him and his team much success and a great season.
This should be a very interesting year for the "Savage Man" Two teams to cover will help him put on some pounds or to lose some running back and forth. Wait a minute Savage runs no place! :)
How many spectators showed up to watch th "All-Star" game? Since it was free it might give you somekind of idea just what kind of fan support to expect. I know it is August 1st. "summertime" and hot. Also it is vacation season. Still the head count should say something.
Brendan-I think Pucker54 made a couple very good points. At least I came doughnuts in hand. I still like reading whatever you write. Sometimes your critics make for very funny stuff. My experience with bloggers is they like to cry in their beer, bi*ch and complain and this forum lets them do that. I know I am in Indiana , have a job (I love), a real hockey team to follow so what do I care. You write it I'll read it you. You are very rarely off base.
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forget the men who died who gave that right to me and I gladly stand up next to you
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God Bless the USA. Lee Greenwood and ME. Enjoy the Holiday Hockey returns in October.
I wonder where the players from the "Generals" & Port Huron will end up in the dispersal draft. There were/are some quality guys in both cities that still want to play. Several will retire I am sure. Some do every summer. It will be very interesting seeing what plays out with the association (?) between the IHL/CHL. That information should start flowing out shortly. I believe the Kinny family will be back in hockey someplace shortly. They are very good business people. They are the kind of owners hockey and the IHL/CHL or whatever they what to call it need.
tellITlikeITis--Just for the record the IHL did not fold. This is not a merger! It is an association. Nothing will be realeased of importance until after the IHL League meeting this coming week-end, if than! From what I am hearing EVERTHING is moving along very smoothly. Both Leagues are on the same page. I am also hearing the ECHL has a few members who are not happy they were not included in theses talks. Think about this "Just where can the ECHL expand to?" This is a two year agreement. Do not be surprised if in 2/5 years there is only one AA League. Brendan is on top of this like white on rice. He will keep you informed. Good things take time to develope. This is a very good thing.
mesohorknee-I really wasn't addressing you personally but if the shoe fits? Savage isn't the only blog that gets "negative nillie's" They are every where. I prefer to be positive in everything I can be. #1 It makes me a happier person. #2 It lowers my stress levels. #3 Why worry about things I have absolutely no control over? Try those you might become a better all around individual. I do not mean to imply you are not now, just we all could be better me included. Now have a good day :)
Brendan--It sure is nice to know that your blog has it's share of "negative nillies"! I think you do a great job of getting and providing information on the Flint Generals, Warriors and any other sports in Flint. I am amazed just how many so called experts there are at spending other peoples money. Most of them would make fantastic congressmen. The "smart" business people know when to talk and when to shut up. the IHL/CHL whatever will be given to the public in due time. I for one do not want it in piece meal, word of mouth, winks and nods. When the owners have worked out what is in their best interests (which is the fans as well) than they will release what we all want and need to know. It is only June and the Stanley Cup was just awarded last night. Hockey doesn't get serious until September any way. I know you will give us the latest information whenever you get it. I also know you will give us the truth as you know it to be. No wicks and nods, under the cover speculations. That is what we want and really deserve. Keep up the good work. I appreciate your efforts and I don't even live in or around Flint.
savgsux- It really very easy! Fort Wayne has to share the Coliseum with Indoor Football and Pro "D" League Basketball. It works as long as they cooperate. In Flints case it becomes even easier because they don't have the need to turn the building around. The ice will be the ice for the pro league (Generals) and ice for the kids. The hockey season is approx. 6/7 months long. Lets use 6 months 180 days each team has about 35 home dates. Just saying 35 the kids don't have that many home games. that is only 70 days out of the 180 available leaving 110 days to make it happen. that was a great explaination if I do say so myself. I am not trying to be a smart a$$ just trying to help you understand it is really not hard to make happen.
Thank you Brendan! I hope for nothing but the very best for the Generals and all involved. I think it is looking real positive.
Things are happening very fast in minor league hockey. There are huge egos involved. They are very hard to deal with (egos). All of the different owners have very large financial investments to protect. I know it might seem like they really do not care what we think or what are opinions might be. In the end I think they really do. They want to provide quality entertainment at affordable prices and still at the end of the season show a profit. That is the bottom line PROFIT. I am sure no one would begrudge them that. It is very difficult in todays economy to make all those pieces come together. There are hundreds of employees and thousands of fans with a vested interest in the outcome of these businessmen's decisions. They must get it right. We must trust them to do the right thing. I think they will. I think Brendan does also.
DO NOT believe it until you actually see it happen. Rumors are running wild right now. There are talks on going everwhere in and with minor league teams. They want and need to survive. There is a very old military saying from WWII "Loose Lips Sink Ships" There are people who leak things to see who jumps up and salutes. There is a real purpose to those rumors.
You are right on Brendan (I hate to admit that) The 2000 team was really very good. They beat some real good teams. It is always hard to compare one team to another. They are each so different in their make ups and than the rest of the league can be so different from one year to the next. This years team may have had the biggest hearts and really played as a team with great determination. They where really fun to watch and very tough to beat. That is this Komet fans honest oppinion. Good luck to Flint and their fans this summer.
This Komet fan was most impressed with the class shown by the Generals team and coach. They never quit. They may have been beaten but they didn't lose. What they did after the game was just awesome. The Coach is just flat out classy! Every trip I made to Flint I was always treated with respect. Flint deserves the very best. Solid owners and great fans just go together. Let the dust settle and I feel in the next two or three weeks you will all be looking ahead to the 2010/2011 season. Be positive, keep your heads up. You had a very good season. You have a team to be very proud of. They played their hearts out and left it all on the ice.
To coin a phrase used so very often in Flint that it is not funny. Give it two weeks. I feel that everything with "New Owners" should be resolved by June 1st. I only want the best for the Generals and their fans. That is what they deserve! The very best!
As a Die Hard Komet/Yankee fan I must tell ALL Flint General fans how impressed I was with this General team. They never quit! They infact were the toughest team my Komets faced in any of the last three Championships. The Generals were very well coached. He is a class act. I was most impressed by the sportsmanship shown by the team after the game. I attended several games in Flint this season. Everyone was most polite to me. I wear a Komets pullover so there was no doubt I was a Komet fan. We had some serious fun with Brendan Savage and he handled it like the real professional that he is. I truly wish the Flint Generals their fans and the City of Flint nothing but the very best. Your Team left it all on the ice. I sincerely hope for the very best things in the future.
I am the fan who called 5 bus companies for a bus or two to take Komets fans to Flint. None were in fact available. It seems they were all taking school kids to Washington DC. on school trips. I guess they want to show them how politictions do nothing and get paid for it. I tried to get them to take the kids to Flint to watch my friend Brendan Savage do the same thing and it wasn't near as far. They didn't like that idea either. I even called the Bus Company the Generals use and they never returned my call. Do you think they were trying to tell me something? So I'll just have to drive up for myself. Brendan, Burgee collects Muskegon jerseys and has a special puck signed by Robin Bouchard. I ask him to get me a Flint T-shirt with the latest printing for Jake Pence "He shoots They score" In all seriousness "Great Story"
As a Komet fan I must admit it will be sad not to have a Muskegon team to cheer against. I personally thin your fans will be disappointed with the level of hockey you will be getting. But that is not my call. To thos fans who treated me with great kindness when I drove up I say "Thank You" I will always appreciate your professionalism. To those who made the trip to the "Fort" I say please come again you always welcome in the Jungle. To the "Jerks" you will always be just "Jerks" and I will not miss you at all. I wish Muskegon and her fans nothing but the very best.
Great writing! At least your not bashing the Franke family or the IHL. I have been cheering on the Generals all season and before. I truely wanted them to have a good season. I think they have proven they are a very good hockey team. Now since I am from Fort Wayne please understand I can no long cheer on the Generals. After all I bleed Orange & Black. I think when the Komets beat them we will have beaten the best team left in the play-offs. The Generals have been a very hot team the last two months and deserve their chance at the "Turner Cup". This will be a fun series to watch and could very easily go seven games.
Just so you know there were Fort Wayne Komet Fans who drove up just to cheer on Flint last night. Well, maybe some went to watch Robin "Cry Me a River" Bouchard get his lunch handed to him. The Flint hockey team delivered. Well worth the trip. Now win one more, Please!


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Random Fun Pictures of the Gamecocks Cheerleaders
Whether it's a Spring Break, a cheering day, or even a Halloween party, it appears that some of the members of USC's Cheerleading team knows how to enjoy themselves. And why not? They're young, attractive, and are in college.
That gives them the right to unwind, crack open a wine cooler and simply be the fun loving sparky school spirited bunch that they are. Thanks ladies. You make life more bearable.
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The plethora of new rules for the forthcoming 2014 Formula 1 World Championship and the question of reliability are currently the main talking points in Formula 1, with Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali warning that the challenges for teams start this week when engines fire up at Jerez on 28 January.
"The technical challenge is, as far as I remember, the biggest challenge I 've seen in the last decade of Formula 1," Domenicali said. "I expect the first days of testing to be very challenging for everyone. There will be a lot of things to be tested and a lot of things to be checked, but the most important thing we need to avoid is to fall under the big pressure that we have."
He explained, "Connected to the challenge is the opportunity to make sure [that] this is taken in the right way. The season will be very long, therefore it is important to start with a reliable car from the beginning…and to keep up the development on the dynamics side, something that was not there last year."
Ferrari have been the best of the rest for the last four years, watching Red Bull capture a combined total of eight Drivers' and Constructors' titles. Some of Formula 1's best minds have been recruited by the Maranello outfit to produce a Championship winning car for the all new turbo era.
"This has to be very clear, we need to stay focused on the job and make sure we do the best job that we can because the company has given to us and the engineers everything in order to do a good job," revealed Domenicali. "Therefore we need maximum concentration and not be distracted by the enormous pressure and enormous belief of what Ferrari represents for us and for the world of Formula 1."
Ferrari have teamed up Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen for 2014, the most experienced pairing of F1 drivers of the current era by far, in an all out effort to regain Championship glory. Only time will tell if – in the brand new F14T – they have produced a car that will enable the duo to challenge and even beat Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel in particular. (GP247)
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NICOSIA — The Syrian rebel movement has begun using powerful
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Syrian officials said Sunni rebels have acquired powerful improvised
explosive devices similar to those used by Al Qaida in Iraq.
They officials said the Damascus regime assessed that Al Qaida operatives from Iraq and Jordan were bringing the IEDs for attacks on Assad's military and security forces.
On April 20, at least two powerful IEDs killed 10 Syrian soldiers. The
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"An armed terrorist group detonated a 100-kilogram bomb in the Golan Heights in the region of Quneitra, killing 10 members of the security forces," Syrian state television said.
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It is great to be working with the Apples on 'In Our Hands', with a fresh new subject to tackle. After seeing the scratch performance at Little Angel theatre, it was clear to me that the show has a strong visual aesthetic and performance style and that the ensemble work well together. At this early stage I asked the company about their hopes and dreams for the piece, some aims included: informing the audience about the political, environmental and strict regulation surrounding trawling and the impact this has on communities such as Newlyn, use lighting to clearly demarcate space and place, and that the piece has a human 'heart'. We started to discuss narrative for the piece and let our imaginations run wild about what could be going on plot wise in this world we are creating. Perhaps the town has secrets and mysteries the audience might not be expecting, what we will choose to uncover and reveal is a tantalising question. I helped the cast discuss and reflect on their ideas so far, acting as a sounding board and story shaper.
We discussed Alf the main character and at this point the need to develop a stronger sense of who he is, his traits, behaviours and characteristics. We drew on the research and people that the company met in Newlyn, this formed a starting point on which to build our own fictional narrative. We will work in much more detail with the puppetry and stylistic elements of the piece once our narrative vision is more formed.
We hope to be able to present information about trawling and the complexities and issues surrounding it, whilst giving the audience an engaging experience and empathy with the situation of the characters. This is a big dramaturgical challenge and one which relies on the piece working well on a visual, narrative and stylistic level. Some audience members from the scratch at Little Angel thought that some of the scenes were a little didactic, something we will try and avoid in future. One of the tasks we face is to present information and facts that the audience needs to know, pinning them to the main themes and plot. At some point we will have our 'eureka' moment and the narrative will fall into place, for now the puzzle has not yet been solved, but it is fun trying to work it out.
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Shares of Best Buy (BBY) have been declining steadily since December 2010. A major issue for the electronics retailer is that buyers of TVs and other consumer electronics products come to the Best Buy's stores to browse and then buy the products they like at lower prices from online retailers.
Best Buy stock is down 31.5% over the past 12 months with a five-year average return of -14.9%.
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In the old days you could stroll down to your corner bookstore to thumb through the latest books, but to invoke a modified line from the The Buggles, "Internet killed the corner book store."
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Oh yeah, I went there. I asked the world's most notorious director, Uwe Boll, what he thought of the most contested, debated art film of the year. It doesn't even matter whether I liked The Tree of Life or not. I knew the director of Alone in the Dark and In the Name of the King would have something entertaining to say about Terrence Malick.
He also had some things to say about Michael Bay and Lars von Trier, important movies about African genocide and the holocaust, and we also mention his latest movie, Bloodrayne: The Third Reich, on DVD and Blu-ray July 5.
Q: You famously fought your critics in a boxing match and proved you were tougher than them. That doesn't necessarily prove you're a better filmmaker than they say you are, so how will you prove that?
UB: [Laughs] I think with more movies like Rampage for example or Darfur, other genres I started doing the last few years, more reality based movies also. I think I proved with a few movies already that are better than House of the Dead or Alone in the Dark, yeah? On the other hand, I also always said genre is genre. If you make a Bloodrayne: The Third Reich, you have to deliver what people are expecting, like action, gore, sex. With this movie now we did that, but it's also clear you're not getting an Oscar nomination for it.
Q: Would you like to win an Oscar one day.
UB: [Pouts] Absolutely. No, to say I don't care, A, I would never get it but B, of course it's good, it helps movies. A lot of movies got maybe no attention. You saw with The Hurt Locker for example, it tanked in the movie theaters but then it got the Oscar and a lot of people watched it on DVD and everything. It's sometimes a very good thing for a movie.
Q: When you look at your own films, can you tell what's different than other films?
UB: Yeah, I can see it. I think I'm not an easy director to write about because it's a wide variation of movies I did, so you cannot really lock me down to one genre or one way to make movies. I always try not to make the style "an Uwe Boll" movie. The style is what the story is giving me basically. When I do a Darfur movie about the genocide in Sudan or the Auschwitz movie, I have a totally different approach as I would for an action movie. If people watch it they will feel that.
UB: I hated it.
Q: Why?
UB: I totally hated that movie because I feel as a filmmaker that besides the fact that Terrence Malick did some great visuals on some movies, also on The New World, like the opening of that movie was really good but then he completely lost it. I think Tree of Life is a piece of shit. Totally, and I think Sean Penn is ridiculous in it, like walking around in the elevator. It's nothing. This is the thing. It's so overrated because it's Terrence Malick. Same as Lars von Trier's movies. I like breaking the Waves. After that was all crap. The thing is he gets all the Hollywood stars, "Oh, I want to work with him" and they don't know what kind of retard he is. I think the same with Terrence Malick. I think Terrence Malick is one of the overrated directors of all time.
Q: Is that just because it doesn't have a story and it's more impressionistic?
UB: Absolutely. You have to tell a story that you get a connection to something. When he starts doing after 25 minutes a National Geographic break where you see volcanoes and planets coming together. Then his dinosaur episode with Jurassic Park. You think well, what's going on with him? What is wrong with wrong with the guy? I was not engaged to keep watching. If I would have known how this ends, I would have walked out. But I watched the whole movie because I wanted to see how it ends also. The end was I think the most pathetic thing, when they're all at the beach hugging each other. It was fucking disastrous. It was a complete disaster and it shows also that a lot of stars have no taste. Like Sean Penn, Brad Pitt have no taste what a good movie is. They trusted the director but you have to have your own brain. I'm very mad right now because I want to do a bail out movie about the financial crisis where a guy is losing everything and then he starts killing the investment bankers. I did various offers to stars and they passed on it. So CAA gave it a good reader's review, so they're supporting us but William Morris gave it a bad reader review. Like I also watch Matt Damon in The Adjustment Bureau, also a piece of shit movie. It was a disaster. It was a complete disaster and a guy like Matt Damon should feel that, that this story is nothing. It's like a mini Matrix in the normal world but it makes no sense because that agency who's changing it all, who is that? What was the plan of these guys? Who pays them? It's totally absurd because that agency is doing everything but not doing anything basically. Also it's a very flat movie and I think with The Tree of Life, this was for me an embarrassment and it gets hyped up because of Terrence Malick and I didn't like it.
Q: Well, I knew from his other movies that he was experimental.
UB: Right, because his other movies you get the feeling he tries to tell a story and cannot do it. But this was poor experimental. You cannot tell me you were not bored to death while you watched The Tree of Life.
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Proof that The Tree of Life is a masterpiece!
Right, because the director of "House of the Dead" knows sooo much about good movies. Why doesn't he just go into hiding? That would be great.
"You cannot tell me you were not bored to death while you watched The Tree of Life."
I was not bored to death while I watched "The Tree of Life". I thought it was a beautiful film.
Did this interview actually take place?
When suddenly 20 mins into the film it switches to the national geographic part, that's not just randomness. [SPOILER ALERT] The creation of the universe as the biggest event possible, it is shown as a hard contrast to the death of the child which is quite the small thing in comparison. You hear the wife asking questions in the off a the same time. This guy in the interview did not pay attention it seems…
Or you're just attributing shit to a pretentious film that was actually totally pointless. What you said sounds like it should be meaningful, but it's empty. What does that mean? The death of a child is small in comparison to the creation of the universe? So is EVERYTHING ELSE THAT HAS EVER HAPPENED. I know it sounds good to you, but think about it and be honest with yourself– That means less than nothing, and if you're right, and that was indeed Mallik's reasoning behind this, that is the most pretentious thing I've ever heard. That's like going up to a grieving mother and saying, "yeah, but, like… Creation. It's way bigger than this, so…"
So what?
"It's like a mini Matrix in the normal world but it makes no sense because that agency who's changing it all, who is that? What was the plan of these guys? Who pays them?"
Did this guy even watch The Adjustment Bureau? ITS GOD, YOU IDIOT!
You know just because you didn't get it, doesn't mean there is nothing to get.
Uwe fucking Boll.
The man.
You just cant process him.
He's winning.
" What was the plan of these guys? Who pays them?" Hahahah.. priceless. He totally missed the whole point and supernatural element of the movie. Not surprising.
Ladies and Gentlemen, the worst filmmaker of all time — let's have a round of applause for … what the fuck was his name again ??
This coming from the genius that brought us such clasics as: House of the dead, House of the dead 2, Alone in the dark with Tara Reid as a brilliant scientist (best casting ever), and the trilogy that not even Lord of the Rings can surpass, Bloodrayne.
The proof is in the pudding.
Uwe has a point – Malick is way over-rated! At least Uwe is honest in his own self-assessment. Not sure malick would be the same. Last good film he did was Days of Heaven in 1978. Badlands was a masterpiece. The rest have been… lacking… the Emeror has no clothes and no one has the guts to say so except Uwe! Everyone else is aping the 'critics' who don;t know their ass from a whole in the ground. Basically this is a boring movie with little/no story. At least someone has the guts to call it the way he sees it – Go Uwe!!
Even if you take it as a religious parable, it's still a boring matrix rip-off…
Wow. I haven't watched it yet, but if that's the premise then I think I'll definitely avoid it.
While I agree with his opinion on Malick, someone should remind Uwe Boll that he directed (Clears throat) House of the Dead, Alone in the Dark, All the BloodRaynes, All the In the Name of the King's, Far Cry, and so on and so on. He doesn't have a right to call a piece of shit a "piece of shit". When third rate Nintendo programers stop doing your storytelling for you, then maybe you can talk trash. And if I needed any further proof that Uwe's a douche bag, the only guy who supported him on here used the term "Winning"! Pathetic!
No, "the proof of the pudding is in the eating".
The proof was never in the pudding. Let's not propagate the incorrect version of this lovely little aphorism.
LOL, you're great!
Boll only acts this way because he's a walking piece of excrement and the whole world knows it. If I was so hated, I'd go around bitter and hateful all the time, too.
'Winning' in the Charlie Sheen sense of the word, I take it.
Of course it did. "Oovy" says shit like this all the time just to get a reaction. He's like Paris Hilton, except his vagina is his mouth.
Sharing your opinion about Tree of Life does not make Oovy a cinematic genius, or you any less of a crotch goiter.
If you guys haven't seen Postal yet, its honestly the best Uwe Boll movie ever. It's the movie that made me not hate him any more.
If you guys haven't seen Postal yet, its honestly the best Uwe Boll movie ever. It's the movie that made me not hate him any more.
If you guys haven't seen Postal yet, its honestly the best Uwe Boll movie ever. It's the movie that made me not hate him any more.
If you guys haven't seen Postal yet, its honestly the best Uwe Boll movie ever. It's the movie that made me not hate him any more.
If you guys haven't seen Postal yet, its honestly the best Uwe Boll movie ever. It's the movie that made me not hate him any more.
If you guys haven't seen Postal yet, its honestly the best Uwe Boll movie ever. It's the movie that made me not hate him any more.
Kind of dickish to claim that I didn't get it because I didn't like it. I sat there for the two and a half (three? I don't know…) hours just like the rest of you, don't act like you had some transcendent understanding that I simply wasn't able to achieve.
Maybe I didn't "get" it. But then again, maybe YOU didn't "get" it. Ever consider that up there on your pedestal?
Look, if you liked it, good for you. I wish I liked it. I really wanted to. I'd rather like a movie than not like a movie if I had a choice.
I do not feel that this was a movie. The camerawork and much of the acting was wonderful (though how much of the acting was actually acting, seeing as how most scenes were barely scripted, is another discussion) however it lacked absolutely everything else. Notice I didn't say it lacked IN everything else, I said it lacked everything else, because there was absolutely nothing else there (aside from obligatory things like hair and makeup, etc…) that makes a movie a movie. There was no structure, there was no plot (everything and selected scenes from a family/Sean Penn melancholily walking is not a plot), there were no actual scenes, just shots, some of which were intercut, there was no dialogue, only monologue, nobody actually talked to one another only at one another, it utilized the laziest trick in screenwriting to the max with the absurdly heavy handed voice overs– I'll stop there. I mean, there was absolutely nothing I could hold onto. And I was searching. I was grasping at anything and everything in the theater. I really did try.
… And I'll try again. I'll watch it on blu ray because I usually respect Mallik. In the meantime if you'd care to explain something to me instead of simply attempting to belittle me then i'd love to hear it.
Totally. He told me…
Also– Did you even see this movie? I get the feeling you did not.
Yes, but Uwe Boll is quite experimental too. His films repeatedly test my patience. The results aren't good.
Yes, but Uwe Boll is quite experimental too. His films repeatedly test my patience. The results aren't good.
God I hate to agree with the man but this does almost make Boll sound like a genius.
Hahahaha if Tree of Life is sh*t then House of the Dead should have been aborted, along with every other movie of his.
Why can't a movie be plot-less? Why does it have to have structure? We have all been use to the same way to make movies and maybe Terrence Malick wanted to try something different. It is like watching a painter paint a masterpiece, for me it was a great movie which is why I have seen it three times already. But that is my opinion and everyone has their own so to each his own.


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