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The present invention provides a device which can identify and measure both thermally induced errors and system induced errors in a measuring system, especially a photolithographic system for processing semiconductor wafers. The system includes a stage having associated therewith a first material having a known, relatively high, coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and a second material having a significantly lower (preferably zero) CTE in the temperature range in which the system is to be used. The system has a "home" position or location. At least one first indicia mark or set of marks is placed on the first material at a given known (calibrated) distance(s) (at a given known temperature) from the "home" position, and at least one second indicia mark or set of marks is placed on the second material at a given known (calibrated) distance(s) from the home position. The system is configured to periodically measure (even during wafer processing) the distances between each of the indicia marks and the "home" position. By periodically measuring these distances and checking them against their calibrated values, the system can determine, measure and distinguish both system induced errors and temperature induced errors.
1. A device for separately indicating both system induced error and thermally induced errors in a measuring system wherein the measurements are made from a given home location to preselected positions on a workpiece and wherein at least one linear distance is measured from said home location comprising;
a workpiece support member having associated therewith:
a first material having a predetermined known first coefficient of thermal expansion, and
a second material having a second predetermined known coefficient of thermal expansion which is different from that of the first material;
said first material having at least one first indicia mark formed thereon at a first given distance from the home location at a predetermined temperature; and,
said second material having at least one second indicia mark formed thereon at a second given distance from the home location.
2. The invention as defined in claim 1 wherein there are a plurality of each of said first and second indicia marks on each of said first and second materials.
3. The invention as defined in claim 2 wherein said workpiece support member is movable in the x-y plane.
4. The invention as defined in claim 3 wherein said workpiece support member is a portion of a photolithographic device.
5. The invention as defined in claim 3 wherein said workpiece support member is constructed at least in part of said first or second materials.
6. The invention as defined in claim 1 wherein said second material has essentially a zero coefficient of thermal expansion.
7. In a tool having a scanner and detector and a stage relatively movable with respect to said scanner and detector, and wherein said tool includes means to measure the stage position with respect to a home position, the improvement comprising:
said stage having a first and second members, said first member being configured to support a workpiece;
said first member being formed of first and second materials;
said first material having a first relatively low coefficient of thermal expansion;
said second material having a second relatively higher coefficient of thermal expansion;
said first material having a plurality of indicia marks formed thereon, each at a known distance from a home location;
said second material having a plurality of indicia marks formed thereon, each at a known distance from said home location.
8. The invention as defined in claim 7 wherein said second member is a material having essentially a zero coefficient of thermal expansion.
9. A workpiece support member for supporting a workpiece within a processing tool, the processing tool causing the workpiece support member to be precisely repositioned within the processing tool by aligning to a plurality of indicia marks on the workpiece support member, the workpiece support member comprising:
a first material having a first coefficient of thermal expansion, said first material having a first plurality of the indicia marks formed thereon; and
a second material having a second coefficient of thermal expansion substantially different from said first coefficient of thermal expansion, said second material having a second plurality of the indicia marks formed thereon.
10. The invention as defined in claim 9, wherein said second coefficient of thermal expansion is essentially zero.
This invention relates generally to measuring systems, and more particularly to systems for identifying and distinguishing between temperature induced measurement variations and system induced variations of measurements. In even more particular aspects, this invention relates to devices for determining and distinguishing between temperature and system induced measurement variations on tools such as those used for photolithography on semi-conductor wafers which wafers are mounted on a stage for movement or positioning on an x-y axis.
In practicing photolithography to pattern semi-conductor wafers, a common technique is to use a photolithographic tool which has a stage mounted for movement in the x-y plane. A "home" position is established for the tool from which measurements are made to the various target locations on the wafer where exposure is to take place. Typically the target locations will have the targets marked on the wafer designating the desired exposure locations. The stage moves the wafer to bring the target into registration with the exposure tool. After the target is acquired in the exposure field of the tool, normally by means of a laser scanner/detector, final precise alignment of the wafer is accomplished to give exact desired alignment of the exposure field of the tool with the target. The exact location of the photoimage is then recorded by the system based on the measurements made from the "home" position to the final measured position of the target to thereby definitively record and preserve the location of the target. Thus, when any future operations are performed with respect to or otherwise involving the location of the target on the wafer, the actual location of the target will be known.
As the photoimage ground rules, or dimensional tolerances, become tighter and tighter, even small errors in measurements of the locations of the targets can cause significant problems in defining the exact location of the actual exposure. With looser ground rules these would be tolerable, but under the tighter ground rules these errors are becoming unacceptable. One technique for identifying and determining such errors is described in IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin Vol. 35, No. 3, August 1992, p. 234. This article describes a technique as follows:
Systematic drift of measurement tool repeatability as a function of time is an example of 0th-order drift that is often compensated by a simple offset adjustment. Such techniques based only on periodic re-measurement of known targets have proved inadequate for present technologies. First-order compensation adds curve fitting of measurement system parameters as a function of time to periodic site remeasurement in order to correct measured data. The concept is extendable to higher order error compensation.
The proposed first-order compensation techniques includes the following procedures.
1. Periodically measure a number of sites. The theoretical minimum number is required is three, but five sites are used in practice.
2. First-order compensation cannot be performed in real time, but can only be performed subsequent to collecting all data.
3. Perform compensation on six system parameters.
4. Perform analysis to identify the correct functional form for the six compensation functions.
The set of all five-point drift compensation data is analyzed according to chosen basis functions such as polynomials in x and y. Each set of five data points yields a corresponding set of values for the six first-order parameters. The new set of values are curve fitted according to chosen orthogonal basis functions. The resulting six curves identify the form of the drift as a function of measurement number, or, equivalently, as a function of measurement time.
At each measurement point, the six drift parameters are used to correct the measured data. For example, the x-scale parameter (called Mx) is subtracted from its average value throughout the measurement run, yielding an Mx correction factor. The correction factor is multiplied by the x-location value currently in effect to produce a correction value (in nm) for Mx drift. The remaining parameters are treated similarly. All six correction values are subtracted from the measurement data at that measurement point to obtain compensation for drift in all six first-order parameters. These operations are repeated to compensate for drift in all first-order parameters at all measurement points. The technique described can be extended to include higher order effects if and when such extension is warranted.
This technique while valuable, has certain inherent limitations. The known sites or measuring points referred to in the article are printed or otherwise inscribed on the stage. Thus, when the periodic measurements are made, the measurement to each site will include both system induced errors, and temperature induced errors. These cannot be separately identified or distinguished by this technique. Under tighter ground rules, it becomes necessary to separate these two types of errors since temperature induced errors result in actual movement of the target locations while system or measuring errors given an erroneous reading of where the target is actually located.
For example, temperature variations as little as 0.1 degree C. can result in errors of as much as 50 nm on 200 mm silicon wafers at locations remote from each other; and errors of this magnitude can result in significant misidentification of the location of the exposed areas of the wafer. The so-called system errors are due to conditions changing either within the measuring system or that affect the measuring system. One potential source of such errors may be in the laser interferometer which is typically used for measurements. While this instrument is generally very accurate, it is sensitive to certain environmental changes such as changes in the humidity, etc, causing measurement errors. Other types of measuring errors, the source of which is often unknown, also may occur. These errors are of a different type from those caused by temperature variations. With errors caused by temperature variations, the wafer physically moves due to thermal expansion thus physically moving the target locations. However, with system induced errors, the physical position of the target doesn't move, but rather the measurement of the location by the system changes thus causing a wrong reading of the actual location. In other words, the system may indicate that the target has moved when in fact it has not, or may indicate more or less movement than what has actually occurred. Thus, it becomes desirable to identify, and measure both types of errors so that proper corrections can be made in recording the precise position of the exposure of the wafer.
According to the present invention a device is provided which can separately indicate both thermally induced errors and system induced errors in a measuring system, especially a photolithographic system or tool for processing semiconductor wafers. The system includes a stage having associated therewith a first material having a known relatively high coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and a second material having a different (preferably zero) CTE in the temperature range in which the system is to be used. The system has a "home" position or location. A first indicia mark or set of marks is placed on the first material at a given known (calibrated) distance(s) (at a calibration temperature) from the "home" position, and a second indicia mark or set of marks is placed on the second material at a given known (calibrated) distance(s) from the home position, preferably at the same calibration temperature. The system is configured to periodically measure (even during wafer processing) the distances between each of the indicia marks and the "home" position. By periodically measuring these distances and checking them against their known values the invention facilitates the identification, measurement, and distinguishing between system induced measurement errors and temperature induced errors, to thereby allow correction of the measurements with respect to each of these types of errors.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view, somewhat diagrammatic of a photolithographic system incorporating the present invention; and
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the stage of the system of FIG. 1 showing the construction thereof and the indicia marks thereon.
Referring now to the drawings, and for the present to FIG. 1, a diagrammatic representation of portions of a photolithographic tool or system are shown in a very schematic form. The specific type of photolithographic tool is immaterial provided it works by movement of a stage with respect to the exposure portion of the tool in the x-y plane. For example, the Nikon XY21 tool as well as the Leica LMS2000 tool can be used effectively as the structural basis for practicing this invention. The tool includes a laser scanner and detector shown generally at 4 which is used to acquire specific targets T on wafer W which is to be lithographically processed. The wafer W is mounted on a stage designated generally as 6. The stage has an upper member 6a and a lower member 6b, each of which is mounted in a conventional way on gibs or the like (not shown) for sliding movement. The stage members 6a and 6b are driven respectively by drive motors and worm gears 8 and 10 to move the stage in the x-y plane in a well known manner.
A pair of laser interferometers 12, 14 are provided to measure the movement of the stage members 6a and 6b respectively so that any specific target T on the wafer W can be aligned roughly with the laser scanner and detector 4. Once the target is acquired, the tool provides precise alignment on the target. To the extent described so far, such a construction of a photolithographic tool is well known in the art and is employed by tools such as those noted above.
According to this invention, the stage member 6a incorporates in its construction two different materials having significantly different coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE). The main body 16 of the of the stage member 6a is formed, for example, of aluminum which has a relative high CTE, e.g., about 40 parts per million (ppm) per degree C. and the center portion 18 of the stage member 6a is formed of a ring of material having a very low, i.e. essentially zero, CTE, such as for example, a ceramic material of the type sold by Schott Glaswerke under the name Zerodur. The ring 18 is somewhat larger than the wafer W which is supported thereon for lithographic processing by the system. For measurement purposes the system has a "home" position or location with respect to the relative position of the stage and the laser scanner and detector 4 which "home" position is designated on the stage member 6a by the reference character 20. All measurements are made from this "home" position 20 in a well known manner. (As used herein, the term "home" position is a concept which is used to designate any known position from which measurements can be made. The depiction of the home position at location 20 is to aid in visualizing the operation of the tool but this location does not need to be at any particular location. Hence, the term "home" position or location as used herein means any known position of the stage with respect to the scanner and detector from which measurements can be made.) The dotted lines 21 indicate the limit of travel of the stage 6.
The main body 16 of the stage member 6a has four indicia marks 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d formed thereon which are recognizable by the laser scanner and detector 4. These marks can be etched, or printed on, or may be formed in any manner that can be recognize by the scanner and detector 4. These indicia marks are each located at a precisely known calibrated distance from the home position 20 (at a given preselected temperature, e.g. 25° C.). Additionally, the center or ring portion 18 of the stage member 6a has five indicia marks 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d and 24e. These are also located at precisely known calibrated distances from the "home" position 20 of the system. (It is to be understood that more or less indicia marks could be provided; however, for measurements in an x-y plane in photolithography at least three marks would generally be required). As indicated above, for "acquiring" a target, the stage is moved, in a well known manner under control of a program, the indicated distance and direction from the home position 20 to where the required target T nominally is indicated to reside according to the program. This will put the wafer in the general area of the desired target T on the wafer W. However, the positioning may not be exact for reasons of possible induced error in measuring or temperature related errors as indicated above. Nevertheless, the laser scanner and detector 4 will acquire the target T on the wafer W and then move the stage to exactly position the target for exposure in a well known manner, and as is done by the above noted tools. It is this final position that will be recorded (in a recorder not shown) as the position of the lithographic image on the wafer. However, since this position may have the induced errors indicated above this invention will check for, measure, and distinguish these errors if they are present.
To make these measurements, the system will periodically measure the distance from the home position 20 to the indicia marks 22a, 22b, 22c and 22d on the main body 16. As indicated above, these indicia marks are originally calibrated at a given known temperature, e.g. 25 degrees C. to each be a given known distance from the home position 20; hence any difference in the measured distance from the calibrated distance represents an error. In the case of the marks 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d on the main body 18, this error could have both a thermal error component and a system measuring error component. The system measurement error component can be measured by measuring the distance from the home position to the indicia marks 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d and 24e. Since these marks are on the ring that is essentially unaffected by temperature changes, any measured difference from the calibrated distance of these indicia marks 24a, 24b, 24c, and 24d is due to system measuring error. From these two readings of measured distances both thermal errors and system errors can be identified. With the thermally induced errors separately identified, relative displacements of a set of target positions on a wafer can be more accurately determined by simply factoring the CTE of the main body of the wafer holder to the CTE of the wafer itself. Moreover, the invention results in improving the correction of system induced errors. Because the invention more clearly indicates raw data resulting from system errors, the correction of such errors (such as by use of the methods described in the above-cited IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin article) becomes more accurate, because the data that is inputted to the correction calculation more accurately reflects errors due solely to the measurement system. It is not necessary to know exactly what caused the system measuring errors to correct them, all that needs to be done is to identify them as such.
As described herein, the ring 18 is formed of a material which has essentially a zero CTE. However, it is not essential that this CTE be zero. It is sufficient that the two sections 16 and 18 be formed of material having significantly different CTE's and this difference should be as great as possible, since generally speaking, the greater this difference, the more precise will be the determination of the different error components. The use of the material having a zero CTE for the ring 18 is preferred because it does afford this large difference, and also simplifies calculation of the system induced error component.
Moreover, while the invention has been described as part of the photolithographic tool itself, it can also be used in conjunction with a measurement tool that verifies that the images have been printed in accordance with their requisite positions along the wafer. In either case, while the invention has been described with reference to a table movable in the x-y plane, the invention could be applied to a table movable with any number of degrees of freedom.
Although several embodiments of this invention have been shown and described, various adaptations and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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Dr. Yoji Kondo
Aiki News #87 (Winter/Spring 1991)
First of all, our readers would probably like to know about your martial arts background, how you got started in judo and later in aikido. Would you tell us something about that?
When I was young, they formally started teaching judo or kendo in middle school, at the beginning of seventh grade. But the war ended before I was quite old enough, and the teaching or practicing of judo, kendo, and also aikido, which was not too well-known in those days, was forbidden by the Occupation Forces. In fact, Professor Tomiki and some of the judo and kendo leaders worked very hard to get that prohibition removed. I think in about 1950 it was again legal to practice judo or kendo. And shortly thereafter, in about 1952, I took up judo, just for a hobby. I didn't really keep it up continuously, but practiced occasionally in college. I left it for a while for various reasons, and I hadn't practiced for a number of years, when in 1966,1 saw an ad for a judo club at Goddard Space Flight Center.
So by that time you were in the States? How did you end up at Goddard?
In 1960, a few years after college, I went to New York by way of Brazil. I was thinking of starting graduate work, and did so in 1961. I could not enroll immediately in natural sciences because of my humanities background, but I was able to take a course in physics at City College of New York. The next year I had the great fortune of being admitted into the graduate program, on probation of course, at the University of Pennsylvania. I didn't expect it, but it was a wonderful break. I figured that it would take me about nine years to get my Ph.D. in astrophysics, but it worked out that I did it in four years. I was very pleasantly surprised that this was possible. So although there was an excellent judo instructor, Mr. Ishikawa, in Philadelphia, I never got around to going to his class. But in 1965, when I came to Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, about 15 or 20 miles from Washington B.C., there was a judo club taught by Edwin Takemori. I started there in 1966.
Did you have any dan ranking?
I never bothered about it, I just did it for a hobby because I enjoyed it.
Eventually a friend of mine who became an astronaut talked me into joining him in Houston at the Johnson Space Center, which was then called the Manned Spacecraft Center. I found a judo club there too, and continued practicing.
Was that Karl Geis' school?
No, it was the Johnson Space Center Judo Club, but they took members from outside as well, because we practiced outside the Center. Eventually there was an opportunity for Eli Morrell to start an independent class. He asked me if I would be one of his assistant instructors; my friend and I joined him. He was quite a nice guy. We started to teach judo at the Ed White Memorial Gymnasium, which was named after one of the astronauts who died in the Apollo 1 disaster on the ground. Ed White was the first American to walk in space; there were many memorial donations, and this place was built.
Well, the fellow who got us started had to move away because of his job, and he left the club to us. This friend of mine, David Drake, was junior to me in judo, and he expected me to take on the class, but I had other responsibilities, and since he was already teaching there too, I asked if he would take it. We taught a class, and it was rather embarrassing not to have a rank; I was certified as a black belt shortly afterward. After that, the promotions came whenever I thought about it perhaps, or whenever someone reminded me.
Then, in the mid-70s, there was a visitor at Johnson Space Center. He heard about me, and wanted to visit me with a VIP from Japan. This gentleman was Master Kogure [Riki H. Kogure, presently CEO and Acting Chairman of the Japan Aikido Association] . I had read about him in the Sunday edition of the local newspaper. I asked if he was the same person, and he said, "Yes, indeed." Then we got to be friends. He told me, "I do enjoy judo, but as you get older, bit by bit, aikido might be easier on your body." He asked me if I would be interested in coming to his class at Karl Geis' judo school. I went there when he was teaching, and went for a year or two afterwards. It was a bit of a distance from where I lived, about 45 miles or so. But a friend of mine wanted to take aikido too, so we took turns driving.
That went on for a while, and then I had to move back up to the Washington area, because of the perestroika in NASA, the restructuring. Some people were reorganized out. In my particular case, the Director of the Science Program at God-dard had thought well enough of me to offer me a job whenever I might need one; so within a few hours of the announcement that my division was being abolished, I made a call to take him up on that offer. I never really worried about the prospect of unemployment.
You might be interested in knowing that this Director, George Pieper, and I had gotten to know each other better because of our participation in the SETI program, the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence. I was representing Houston, because two or three of the astronauts had recommended me. Indeed, there were all sorts of interesting high-powered people, like Philip Morrison of MIT, Barney Oliver of Hewlett Packard, Carl Sagan of Cornell, and Bruce Murray of Caltech, taking part in it. Maybe George Pieper thought I must be good too. He might have been mistaken [laughter]. But anyway, I wasn't going to fuss about that. I went back to Goddard. I wanted to continue both judo and aikido, and for judo I found Edwin's class, although it was significantly smaller than when I had seen it before. I also wanted to continue aikido, but the only way to do that was to start a class of my own.
And you had a dan rank in aikido at that time?
I think I was a nidan by then. I started teaching aikido in Columbia, Maryland in 1978. We moved once after the first several months, but now the class has been in the same place for about twelve years.
About how many members do you have?
If you talk about actual membership, we have over forty, which is much too large for the practice place, should they all show up at the same time. Many people have been with me for ten, eleven, twelve years. The first several people that started are still with me. Some of my students also have their own classes. For instance, Brian Sutherland, yon dan, has about as many students as I do.
That's a good record, considering the usual drop-out rate.
Many of them are black belts in other martial arts too. Jim Thomas is a 6th degree, rolcudan, in Shotokan karate. Clayton McKindra is a 5th degree and Linda Levy is a first or second degree black belt in Korean karate. Hermenzo Jones is also a black belt in the same art. We also have a very high percentage of professionals. Clayton has a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, Hermenzo Jones has a Ph.D. in physics, and John Ferkany has a Ph.D. in a medical field. You'd think it was a professional convention of sorts, if you were to look around the class. We have two lawyers, and a physician, too. Anyway, it has been a wonderful class. But some people don't come too regularly, once every week or once every couple of weeks. That's OK too; they still come. For a while, the class was so huge that I didn't recruit at all. That was a mistake. Then at one time the class was almost all black belts, and we stopped getting any new students. That went on for two years or so and was not good. There were evenings when we had only black belts; white belts would come in, but they would usually drop right out. Then I discovered that they were intimidated. They thought that the things they saw everyone doing were incredible. They didn't think that they could attain what they thought was a super-human level of proficiency.
They didn't see a place for themselves.
Exactly. I didn't know that. I should have thought of it. I took it for granted that, if they practiced, they would become black belts too. About two or three years ago, there was a change. This time I made really sure that the white belts would stick with the class. But before that the class size had gradually gotten smaller, because people moved away; it's a high turnover area. Just about the time when I was really beginning to worry that there might not be enough people for the athletic club to let me have the class, we experienced an upswing, and we have been able to keep it up. Now we have more than 40 people. Typically, we have maybe a dozen and a half people in class, sometimes close to thirty, but sometimes only thirteen or fourteen. I think that whenever you have a steady flow of more than eight people that's a pretty good class. Less than six discourages some students. It won't discourage me. Professor Tomiki once told me, "If you have one tatami mat area and another person who wishes to practice you can do suwari waza and it's a dojo." That is indeed true. As long as there is one person who wishes to study with you, you have a dojo. But it helps if you have more [laughter!.
Since there aren't too many aikido teachers who are also science fiction authors, can you tell us how you got into writing science fiction? Was it another of your fortuitous accidents? Or was it something you had always wanted to do?
Writing science fiction was never any part of my conscious thinking. I was interested in writing a historical novel, and I may still do so. Through my acquaintance with an author whom I held in high regard, I had an increasing number of science fiction writers among my friends. At one point, I met a science fiction publisher who was interested in having me write science fiction. I was reluctant to do so, because I had many other commitments, including some other writing to do. About then, Eleanor Wood sort of became my agent. She used to be Robert Heinlein's agent when he was alive; he said, without exaggeration I think, that she was the best literary agent he had ever known. She's really wonderful. She invited me to a party at the World Science Fiction Convention in Baltimore in 1983, where she introduced me to John Maddox Roberts, an ex-Green Beret, who was also relatively new in the field, but who was doing a pretty decent job. He was interested in working with someone like myself, so that he could turn out hard science fiction, rather than something that was a bit more on the fantasy side. I invited him over to dinner, and we hit it off pretty well; so we wrote a book together. I said I would just do one book.
And now you are working on number?
My fourth book just came out. I hope to finish my fifth book, jointly with Roger MacBride Allen, before the end of the year.
I assume it was your idea to get aikido into your first couple of books.
Yes, that particular theme was my idea, but John was fascinated by the subject, and he came to my class a few times to practice. The protagonist in our first book, Act of God, was trained in judo and Tomiki Aikido, and there is an aikido scene in our second book, The Island Worlds. This is perhaps the first science fiction novel in which unarmed fighting in free-fall is described correctly, at least physics-wise.
To get back to your own aikido experiences, did you have much contact with Tomiki Sensei on your visits back to Japan, or by correspondence?
As you may have surmised, since I was only introduced to this aikido school in the mid-TOs and Professor Tomiki passed away in 1979, my contact with him was limited. The first time it was Mr. Kogure who encouraged me to call him up. I wasn't going to be so forward, but he said "I told him about you, why don't you give him a call?" So I did and he said that he would be pleased to meet me. He was gracious and courteous, and he treated me to a very nice dinner at the Waseda Faculty Club. He talked about aikido and the martial arts, and his philosophical outlook on life. It was a wonderful experience. I saw him only one more time. He had invited me to meet his family, but before I was able to do so, he passed away.
Master Tomiki was by no means fanatical, or anything like that at all. He was as far as he could possibly be from these things; he was very scholarly. There are people who say, "I have attained satori, and it came like a flash, a revelation, and it created a nirvana for me in this world." He was not like that at all. When we talked about it, he said that he thought it was the kind of thing that you attained patiently, through understanding yourself, and improving your understanding of the world around you. He did not think that it comes as a miracle. Sometimes a certain event may trigger your realization of some things, but we didn't discuss this idea too deeply.
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An Aman safari is a quest with nature and a chance to observe sentient life in its natural habitat unencumbered by the works of humankind. From luxury 'moghul' tents in Rajasthan, to the pristine landscape of Bhutan, Amanresorts can create a bespoke experience to quench a wilderness wonder-lust.
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At Amangani in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, wildlife safaris are conducted year round. In the spring, guests travel on a full-day excursion in Amangani's four-wheel drive luxury SUVs with binoculars, window-mounted scopes and an experienced Amangani field guide. In spring, the moose are in the willows, the new aspen leaves are lettuce green and trumpeter swans, the largest waterfowl in America, are nesting amid the reeds and rushes of the National Elk Refuge. In the fall, there's no better way to view all the wildlife that Grand Teton National Park has to offer. Autumn is the season of the rut, and moose, elk, pronghorn, mule deer and other wildlife are particularly active during the months of September and October. Study and photograph them in their natural habitat. One of the highlights of the September-October mating season is the unforgettable sound of bugling: the call of the bull elk. Autumn is also the season of migration, with the Wyoming skies full of flocking birds and waterfowl. In winter, as soon as snow begins to blanket the higher ground, elk come down in their thousands. Bison, bighorn sheep, mule deer and occasional moose and pronghorn also seek the sanctuary of the National Elk Refuge. Explore beautifully rugged terrain on cross-country skis or snowshoes, viewing wildlife in a firsthand field study of nature.
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More and more medical school aspirants will find themselves with a gap year (or two). Gap year is the time between graduating from college and entering medical school. In part, because of added competencies in the social sciences, and firmer expectations in the area of biochemistry, many students may opt to apply to medical school in their senior, or last year of college. This means you will have a gap of about one year before you would matriculate into a medical school.
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The lantern installations at the Carnival site will be open to the public on 14.9 – 22.9.2013 at 6:30 pm – 11:00pm, and will be extended to 12:00 midnight on 19.9.2013 (Thu).
Programme Highlights
Spectacular Chinese Ethnic Dance and Songs and Acrobatics – Sichuan Arts Troupe
Sichuan Arts Troupe will showcase excellent performances in the Urban and New Territories Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnivals including spectacular folk songs and dance and acrobatic performances; and Sichuan folk craft such as sugar painting (by Xie Fengkun) and Qiang embroidery (by Yang Huazhen).
God of Fortune – Welcome Home!
The two Hong Kong-designed and Taiwan-crafted giant lantern sculptures – God of Fortune, after displaying in the Taichung Lantern Festival 2013, is now back to Hong Kong! Fusing sophisticated design with meticulous craftsmanship, these 5m-tall lanterns display an adorable and vibrant image of the traditional God of Fortune. The gold ingot in its hand symbolizes wealth whereas the green "yuyi" symbolizes happiness, which are also great blessing to all our visitors. As a photo hotspot during its stay in Taichung, God of Fortune will for sure lighten up our Carnival during its home-coming in the Mid-Autumn.
Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage – Traditional Mechanical Puppet Stage
The mechanical puppet stage was once very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. It is a kind of decorative floral board commonly seen in front of the moon cake shop to attract customers during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The craftsmen make a movable puppet performance supplemented with sound and lighting effects as similar as the real opera performance. Popular Chinese historical stories were often the main themes for the stages. With growing popularity of television advertisements, the use of mechanical puppet stage as a traditional method of promotion has been declining. To celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum has invited local masters to reconstruct an old style moon cake shop in bamboo shed with its entrance exquisitely decorated with a set of traditional mechanical puppet stages, offering visitors a chance to reminisce the flavour of old Hong Kong.
Fire Dragon Dance Parade
When the people of Tai Hang stopped a plague with a fire dragon dance in the 19th century, they also kicked off a tradition which was successfully inscribed onto the third national list of intangible cultural heritage. The Fire Dragon Dance Parade will be weaving its way in the Urban Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival this year. There will be about 350 performers and a 67-metre-long dragon studded with thousands of burning joss sticks altogether wending and dancing in the Victoria Park.
Folk Craft of Guangdong
Demonstration of Chinese folk craft by Guangdong masters – Chaozhou wheat straw patchwork by Fang Zhiwei, and Canton decorative porcelain by Xu Enfu.
Demonstration of Chinese Instruments by Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra won the accolades as 'a cultural ambassador of Hong Kong'. It is dedicated to the promotion of Chinese music to the community. There will be interactive sessions of great fun, in which the audience will have hands-on experience of the four main categories of Chinese musical instruments – wind, plucked-string, bowed-string and percussion, including pipa, suona, dizi and percussion in the three Lantern Carnivals. HKCO will also introduce the Eco-gaohu, Eco-erhu, Eco-zhonghu, Eco-Gehu and Eco-Bass Gehu developed by the HKCO itself which has won the Ministry of Culture Innovation Award.
Chinese Orchestral Concert by Hong Kong Junior Chinese Orchestra
Victoria Park 20-21.9.2013 7:30pm-8:30pm
The Hong Kong Junior Chinese Orchestra of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra will celebrate a happy Mid-autumn Festival with the community with charming all-time favourites including the Full Moon and Blossoming Flower, Beautiful Clouds Chasing the Moon, Scenes of Dali, Dance of Axi Tribe under the Moon, Jasmine and Dance of the Golden Snake etc.
Also, to promote Chinese ethnic culture among residents and tourists alike, month-long lantern displays with themes are held around the Mid-Autumn Festival.
- New Territories East Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival Date: 20 September 2013 Venue: Sha Tin Park
- New Territories West Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival Date: 21 September 2013 Venue: Tuen Mun Park
- Mid-Autumn Lantern Display Home Sweet Home Date: 5 September – 13 October 2013 Venue: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza
Urban Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival
Date: 19 September 2013 (Lantern installation: 14 – 22 September)
Time: 8pm to 11pm
Venue: Victoria Park Soccer Pitch, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Admission: Free
Remarks: Lanterns lit 6:30pm to 11pm, 14-22 September; until midnight on 19 September
How to get there: MTR Causeway Bay, Exit F, walk along Great George Street until you reach the park; MTR Tin Hau, Exit A2, turn left at the exit and continue until you reach the park.
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Senator Ron Johnson, two other GOP senators attack Baldwin over Iran sanctions
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MILWAUKEE- Three Republican senators say Tammy Baldwin isn't qualified to be Wisconsin's next senator because the Democratic congresswoman doesn't seem to understand how dangerous a nuclear-armed Iran would be.
Baldwin is locked in a tight Senate race with Republican Tommy Thompson. At a Milwaukee news conference Thursday with Thompson, the senators noted that Baldwin had voted against Iranian sanctions four times.
Sens. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina say the votes call into question her judgment and foreign-policy understanding.
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A Marquette University Law School poll this week showed the race tied, with Thompson up 46 percent to 45 percent. The gap was within the poll's margin of error.
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'Idol' 24 full of snap, crackle, pop
It's on! The 24 American Idol semifinalists have been chosen and, I've got to say, they're impressive. Next week, they'll sing their hearts out, then cross their fingers that the TV audience loves them enough to keep them from elimination. Performances by the 12 men and 12 women take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday and […] [Read More]
Olé! New Fiesta stations airing parades ad-free
Everyone who loves a parade should take a moment to throw confetti and cheer: San Antonio's most spectacular annual float-fests will now be televised in their entirety. Yes, the three Fiesta parades — The Texas Cavaliers River Parade (April 21), Battle of Flowers Parade (April 25) and Fiesta Flambeau Parade (April 26) — will be […] [Read More]
Hurrah! Real 'Idol' finally begins
I don't mean to be rude, as Simon Cowell would say, but finally — at long last — that seemingly interminable month-long "American Idol" audition groan-fest is over! Starting at 7 tonight on Fox, we get treated to what the show is really about: talent. The grueling whittling down in Hollywood lasts more than two […] [Read More]
Tony Parker on 'wickedness,' Eva, strike
Just in time for Valentine's Day …Tony Parker finally is speaking out on the rumors that have dogged him and his stunning actress-wife of late. People.com reported today that the San Antonio Spur recently commented to a French journalist on how he was shocked by "the wickedness of people" in regard to rumors of infidelity […] [Read More]
Rachael Ray to spotlight S.A.; local baker also goes national
San Antonio's getting some tasty recognition by the Food Network. A Rachael Ray crew is expected here Saturday to showcase River Walk restaurant and nightclub, The Republic of Texas. Laura Pena, an associate producer for "Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels," said the segment which will feature a voiceover by Ray, doesn't have an air date yet. […] [Read More]
S.A.'s audience not that super; Dave hosts Manning Wednesday
The San Antonio audience for the Super Bowl wasn't nearly as super as the record-breaking numbers reported nationwide. Viewership here was still big, don't get me wrong, and easily wiped out the Sunday competition. Nearly 294,000 S.A. households tuned in the Fox football event — that's a 37.1 rating and 54 share in Nielsen language. […] [Read More]
S.A. talent at helm of Super entertainment
When you watch the Super Bowl entertainment goodies — pre-game glitz and glamour with host Ryan Seacrest and the big halftime show with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers — take pride in knowing that one of San Antonio's own, executive producer extraordinaire Don Mischer, is a key creative force behind today's spectacle. S.A. native Mischer, […] [Read More]
Eva's super bowl of guacamole
(Courtesy Photo) Eva Longoria Parker is revealing her secret to an especially scrumptious Super Sunday. On the Martha Stewart show Friday, the "Desperate Housewife" acted anything but that when she demonstrated how to add special zing to your usual chips and dips. It's called Eva's Guacamole, and here's how to get it: Ingredients for a […] [Read More]
SAG Awards: Uplifting and glamorous
OK, so a couple of our San Antonio favorites — Eva Longoria Parker and Ricardo Antonio Chavira — didn't pick up statuettes for "Desperate Housewives." Morevoer, Longoria's handsome hubby, Tony Parker, couldn't be there with her on the red carpet. The Screen Actors Guild Awards broadcast on TNT Sunday night was still a glittery good […] [Read More]
KLRN back up after going dark
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Photograph - Massey Ferguson, Show of Progress Concert at Palais, St Kilda, Victoria, 1960 Reg. No: MM 128201
- Summary:
- Photograph of Massey Ferguson's Show of Progress concert held for company dealers and their wives at the Palais in St Kilda.
This item is part of a collection of photographs, negatives, moving film, artefacts, documents and trade literature belonging to the H. V. McKay Sunshine Collection. The McKay collection is regarded as one of the most significant industrial heritage collections in Australia. The collection relates to the agricultural manufacturing firm, the Sunshine Harvester Works. The Australian operations of this company were originally founded by Hugh V. McKay in the 1890s in Ballarat. Between 1906 and 1907, McKay moved production to Sunshine where the firm became one of the largest industrial businesses in Australia. Change in ownership is a recurring theme in the company?s history. In 1930, it merged with Massey-Harris to become H.V McKay Massey Harris. In the mid-1950s, the company was absorbed by Canadian agricultural firm Massey-Ferguson. Production in Sunshine ceased in the mid-1980s, following almost 100 years of manufacturing agricultural equipment.
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- Black and white photograph
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- A group of dancers on a stage set up to resemble a sideshow at an agricultural show.
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- Donation from Massey Ferguson Iseki Australia Ltd
|200 mm (Height), 255 mm (Width)
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|'Show of Progress' Convention, by Massey-Ferguson, Melbourne, Feb 1960, Sustainable Futures Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection, H.V. McKay Sunshine Collection
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|Handwritten in pencil on back, 'T9'
|Photograph: Black & White
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Just got my tickets to Bonaroo!!
So excited.
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I am too distracted to write my history paper because I'm planning my Bonaroo trip… wow! The struggle of a music lover
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So I'm supposed to go to Bonaroo in Tennessee tweekend. Yet, I have no ride yet. Right now I am in Austin. If anyone can help me please let me know. I would be willing to give quite a bit of gas money and even buy meal or two for the person who gave me the ride. This would be so so helpful!
so i want to go to bonaroo and someone has a ticket i can buy but the kids i would go with never responded to me. and im assuming its because i texted too early in the day ( i noticed this happens ) but like. why wouldn't you just respond later…
I just died! Oh my god! I can't wait!!!!!


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|Nobody ever shows this side of babies...
Of course, happy birthday and little prince and special wishes and candy coated raindrops and all that bullshit I have to say, but today I find myself thinking less about the day at hand than the past year or so in my life...and more specifically, my adorable little misfire's net impact upon it.
See, before baby DX was born, people loved to tell me how much I would love accidentally having a baby, how much I would cherish being repurposed from a functional, independent human being into a machine designed to tend to a helpless and messy developing human, and how I would be filled with joy for all my days simply because I was assigned a youngling.
What these people didn't realize is that because of the rather shitty reason behind his origin story, there was no way the effects could be all positive. True, they weren't all negative like I thought on the day I was first told I was going to have a kid whether I liked it or not, but as there was no plan, no process, no preparation and only one fully capable and willing parent, there was simply no other option but for things to be fucked up for a while. That's just what happens in these situations.
However, a year has given me ample time to see and consider the effects of having a child in practice, and truly absorb what has changed as a result and whether these changes are positive or negative. There are a number of things that go along with having a kid by default, so with this post, I aim to evaluate whether being a parent has been a good thing or a bad thing for me...showing my work of course. Aight, here we go...I think it'll look better with the bad news first.
- Now that he has teeth and hands strong enough to grab, sharing my food is not an option unless I'm willing to defend it with my life. Often, I am.
- My hair has never been pulled so much. Picked a great time to start dreadlocks. I think he's just jealous because he doesn't have any.
- When he stays here, I'm only about as guaranteed to sleep through the night as he is. That's always nice, to be awakened from a deep, restful slumber by a malfunctioning human alarm clock. I'll tell you what, I sure have never wanted to defenestrate him as a result.
- 365 days ago, I had never helped another human being use the bathroom. I had also never had the rejected contents of somebody's digestive system on my person. I can no longer truthfully type those sentences.
- Wah. Waaah. WAAAAAAAAAAH. WAAAAAAAAAAH!!! Seriously, turn it down, bro...I'm hungry too.
- When I'm babysitting solo, I can fucking forget about getting anything else done. Even watching an entire TV show and knowing what happened is a serious accomplishment with that one around.
- Everywhere also takes longer to get to with him because everyone wants to stop me to examine his little face. I'm about to start handing out 8x10 glossies to total strangers for expediency's sake.
- I'm stuck with Shannon. No matter what happens, I'll have to see her face until one of us 3 dies. It's fine now, but there are certainly scenarios where this could be problematic in the future.
- Speaking of her, she's really tired at night a lot. I like to think I have smart readers, you figure out why that's a con.
- I've grown up just a bit.(Inside, I was 16 a year ago, now I'm around 19.) Hmm.
- Saying "my son" and the like still sounds weird.
- He's so cute. Seriously. I think he knew he had to be and shaped his face accordingly. Many is the time I considered slapping a stamp on him and dumping him in a mailbox marked "anywhere else" with no return address...but he's just so damn cute. It's a neat little trick he does...one day it'll wear off, I'm sure.
- I grew up a bit. Hmm.
...aaaaand that's about it.
However, I know he won't always be a slobbering, burdensome infant. One of these days he'll learn to walk, then he'll evolve into a little boy, and that's when the whole boy training program starts. I'm actually looking forward to that...so while the balance of benefits and drawbacks might be off now, the potential is there for that to change pretty soon. I'm here to find out. I have a feeling if I do this again next year, it'll be closer.
Happy birthday, baby DX. Daddy loves you...most of the time.


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Folks of all ages, from crawlers to sitters (including some entertaining young people), came together earlier on January 19 at "Motown and More" to let it all hang out in Smokin' Dave's Log Cabin. Besides the usual couples and solo dancers, people joined in for some lively group dances, threading about from one to another in medleys. It was a time to be with friends and neighbors; old, new, and people who have been here twenty years but never met. You can watch your friends kick up their heels to "Shout" by the Isley Brothers on YouTube.
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Agents from the Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) were called to the backyard of 408 Reese Street in Lyons Monday afternoon January 7, to deal with a "cat in a tree" problem. In this case, it turned out the "cat" was a 95-pound year old male mountain lion, which had been prowling the neighborhood for
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Do you want to see the scariest house in Lyons? If so, come to 120 Ewald St. Miss Connie Burkhart (The Dinosaur Lady,) is a paleontologist and welder who welded all of her scary creatures. She started when she lived in Southern California near Hollywood. She was an actress in Hollywood, which made her interested in set design. She was inspired by the haunted mansion. "I was 11 years old when I first started making headless people." After her acting career she kept the idea.
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Dear Lyons Voters,
The Lyons Economic Development Commission endorses Ballot Issue 3-A, the Mill Override measure for the St. Vrain Valley School District.
EDC Commissioners don't stand alone on this issue. We have joined a large group. Mayors of every town in the school district support this measure. So do a substantial number of business organizations, economic stakeholders, and community leaders throughout the school district.
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Book Pick: 'Forever Interrupted' Author Taylor Jenkins Reid Hopes You Love Her Debut Novel
Tuesday, July 9th, 2013
Today, a great beach read came out in paperback–perfect for toting in your bag and leaving by the pool for someone else when you're finished. I got hooked on Taylor Jenkins Reid's new novel, Forever Interrupted. It's about what happens after your worst fear comes true. In this case, the main character, Elsie, loses her husband after she asks him to get her Fruity Pebbles. His bike ride to the store goes horribly wrong. Does she lay down and die? Yes, at first. But not for long. Check out this book, which received a starred review in Publisher's Weekly, and see what inspired this debut novelist to write about such a tragic subject. Taylor Jenkins Reid tells us about her new novel below:
"I started writing Forever, Interrupted out of fear.
Shortly after my husband and I got married, I found myself constantly plagued by the idea that he would die. I would start to worry if he was a few minutes late to meet me. I cried for days after seeing The Time Traveler's Wife in the theater. Sometimes, I would lay in bed unable to sleep, worried I was about to lose the best thing that had ever happened to me. It didn't matter that my fears were unfounded and irrational; they still haunted and paralyzed me. What if. What if. What if.
In hindsight, I can see that I was scared of being happy. I can see that my husband, and my life with him, seemed too good to be true. I understand why I was so certain that tragedy was looming, waiting for me just around the bend. I had to learn that sometimes wonderful, beautiful, fulfilling things happen to you, and the point of life isn't to worry when they will end but to enjoy and cherish them.
But I didn't know that then. I just knew that this feeling was inside of me, and I had to get it out. I needed an outlet for my fears, and I figured the only way to out was through.
So I started writing a book.
I created the character of Elsie Porter and within the first ten pages of the story, I killed off her new husband. I then proceeded to put every fear I had into her words. I wrote about the panic and shock that terrified me. I wrote about the loneliness and desperation that kept me up at night. I let loose on the page.
And then I found that something sort of extraordinary happened: Elsie fought back.
I would have sworn to you, as I lay in bed terrified I would lose my own husband, that when someone loses a spouse, it means their life is over. And yet, I found myself writing a book about a woman that learns to get back up.
The fact of the matter was, when I really considered what it would be like to face a loss like this, I didn't believe it was the end of the world. In the deepest part of me, I believed in hope. I believed it was possible to be happy again.
And suddenly I realized that the book I had been writing wasn't about fear or grief as much as it was about hope and friendship. Yes, this is a story about a woman losing her husband. But more to the point, it's a story about how a woman puts her life back together after it happens. Elsie was stronger than I realized she was when I made her up.
And now, when I think back to the person I was when I started writing this book, I want to tell her to stop tossing and turning and get some sleep. I want to tell her that worrying gets you nowhere. The fact is, the world has a number of things in store for us and we have no idea what they are.
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Last updated: July 14, 2011
At the end of September of 2010, I moved to Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston was calling to me from 800 miles away. (I finally opened my ears enough to hear it!) It is such a beautiful and amazing city and I feel blessed to be here. I am proud to call it home!
My focus has shifted of course (no pun intended), to working on photographs that I have shot here in Charleston and the surrounding Low Country.
I will be launching 2 new sister websites for these photos: www.CharlestonPhotoMojo.com and www.LowCountryPhotoMojo.com
I still have a tremendous number of photographs that could be added to this site. Currently, I have no plans for when that might happen.
I also have photos on Flickr, including some that are not on this site. Click here to view those.
The Boston Blues Festival Gallery is up and complete with over 800 photos!
I spent Sept. 23rd and 24th (2007) at the Boston Blues Festival.
There was lots of great music and some great performances, and of course lots of photo opportunities. I had a press pass (thanks Mandy and Greg!) so I was able to get some nice shots from the sides (and back) of the Hatch Shell stage, as well as some nice behind-the-scenes photos.
It was a great event! There were 11 performances and 3 Lifetime Achievement Awards were given out:
Sonny Rhodes on Sat.
Chicago Bob Nelson on Sun.
Sir Mack Rice on Sun.
The BBF Gallery is split into 3 sections; one is kind of a "documentary" gallery, which has numerous photos from each performance; one is random and behind the scenes photos; and the third is my favorites from both days.
Gilrein's Gallery added April, 2007
I've done a lot of shooting at the re-opened Gilrein's, Worcester's "Home of the Blues." This gallery contains images from almost 60 different performances!
In case you've been wondering:
can I be the only one who realizes the greatness of his photographic prowess?
I've answered that question with a special Comments section.
(Webster street, Worcester, MA.)
Thank you to Worcester Magazine and Chet Williamson for featuring these 2 photographs (Webster St. and Toni Lynn Washington) in their Night & Day section, and for writing an article about me which appeared in their May 31, 2007 edition.
(Toni Lynn Washington, live at Gilrein's, Worcester MA.)
**This site is a work in progress and will be for some time.**
I don't know if this site will ever be "finished," but at some point there will be lots of photos in each category and a hearty links page, as well as info about me and whatever else I can think of. So, if you like some of the photos you see, keep checking back for newly added ones; I still have thousands of digital pics and negatives to go through.
Robby Roadsteamer at Ralph's in Worcester. More pics here.
Photo Galleries and Portfolios
(lots of my fantastic photos taken for fun and profit)
Locations Where You Can See My Work
(List of stores and shops, as well as art/craft shows where you can see my work firsthand)
(if you like what you see or you would like me to shoot you)
(mmmm... all about me)
(other great sites that are not all about me)
(Some of the comments I've heard about my photographs)
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Effective Communication: The Main Obstacle in Solving Our World's Dilemmas? [Ken Wilber & Ode Magazine.]
by Sarah Miller
This morning over breakfast, I was paging through the latest, greatest Ode Magazine, wishing they would go paperless (and wondering why I keep getting complimentary copies in the mail) when I came to an article called "Speaking in Tongues." Ode's editor, Jurriaan Kamp, travels to Denver for an interview with Ken Wilber in order to discuss the state of the world and his perspective on how to solve the dilemmas facing our world.
The two page article gives a bit of background on the accomplished theologist, Ken Wilber, and some of his work, and discusses his latest thoughts and ideas. He states: "The general message is that humanity evolves through a series of unfolding stages, beginning with simple survival and moving into an enlightened spiritual experience…The flow is from 'me' to 'us' to 'all of us.' Along the way, people and cultures move through distinct stages with distinct values."
We have to understand these various values and also the expression of those values in order to effectively communicate to diverse cultures and differences. In essence, "universal translation" is essential but is currently missing from our attempts to reorganize the globe. We need this essential link in order to get the job done. "The world needs to come to terms with different value systems. Development goes in stages and there is nothing we can do about that. We need to create social organizational structures that take [these stages] into account."
I especially like his example of Al Gore trying to spread the message of Global Warming. Though climate issues affect every person on the planet, according to Wilber Al Gore unknowingly is using communication techniques that resonate with only about 20% of the world. It will be extremely difficult to reach the majority of the world's population with these current tactics. He cites using the feudal clan systems that dominate African culture to help communicate the climate issues to them. And, "…Hindus may change their behavior to honor Gaia rather than in response to rational self-interest."
It stands to reason that this methodology and purposeful thought is essential, yet also lacking, in our current plan of global action. Everything from politics to religious clashes could be helped. It will take take We, the People to perfect an effective manner of communication appropriate for our leaders in order to help them hear the message.
Check out the April issue of Ode Magazine for the full article.
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It makes such sense that our way of communicating could make the difference in how we are heard. Ken Wilbur's Integral Theories are well worth using in a world where being understood can literally mean we perish or we survive.
Here's more. http://www.integralinstitute.org/
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yes, elephantjournal, i agree, this is a valid point you bring up. i thought it was an interesting "angle" though and one that i hadn't really considered my self. i often inwardly think long and hard on how i said something or why i said it a certain way, often to realize i could have said it better or listened more to the other person yadda yadda. i think in our world, we have to learn so much more about others than we [think we] do in order to effectively communicate or to bridge any gaps. as always, i think it's going to take 6.5 billion ways to get the job done. ie: each one of us doing our part…..


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Since 2007, the Scioto County Board of Developmental Disabilities (SCBDD) has worked to become more energy efficient at all four locations in Scioto County. As part of this effort, SCBDD became eligible to receive a financial incentive for doing so.
As part of its gridSMARTSM initiative, AEP Ohio, a unit of American Electric Power (NYSE:AEP), launched incentive programs for business and government customers who install energy efficient equipment.
"Energy efficiency is important not only to help us save money, but to also contribute to being environmentally friendly," said Matt Purcell, director of finance at SCBDD.
The SCBDD was presented with a check for over $24,000 for implementing energy-efficiency lighting improvements and technologies that reduced energy consumption.
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Brett Lee
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Age 38
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Brett Lee is a former Australian cricketer. After breaking into the Australian Test team, Lee was recognised as one of the fastest bowlers in world cricket. In each of his first two years, he averaged less than 20 with the ball, but since then has mostly… Read More
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1976 Birth Born in 1976.
1994 18 Years Old In March 1994, he was forced out of the Australian under-19 team to tour India due to stress fractures in his lower back and it forced him to remodel his bowling action to minimise the impact on his back.
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