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Volume 25, Issue 6, November 2007
- Review Article
Extreme ultraviolet lithography: A review25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794048View Description Hide Description
Extreme ultravioletlithography (EUVL) was thoroughly reviewed over a broad range of topics, including history, tools, source, metrology, condenser and projection optics, resists, and masks. Since 1988, many studies on EUVL have been conducted in North America, Europe, and Japan, through state sponsored programs and industrial consortiums. To date, no "show stopper" has been identified, but challenges are present in almost all aspects of EUVL technology. Commercial alpha lithography step-and-scan tools are installed with full-field capability; however, EUVL power at intermediate focus (IF) has not yet met volume manufacturing requirements. Compared with the target of IF power, current tools can supply only approximately . EUV IF power has been improved gradually from xenon- to tin-discharge-produced plasma or laser-produced plasma. EUVL resist has improved significantly in the last few years, with 1:1 line/space resolution being produced with approximately line edge roughness. Actual adoption of EUVL will depend on the extension of current optical lithography, such as immersion lithography, combined with double patterning techniques. Mask fabrication and application technologies may be the most substantial challenges. Creating a defect-free EUVL mask is currently an obstacle to its application, although a combination of removable pellicle and thermophoretic protection may overcome nonpellicle challenge. Cost of ownership is a critical consideration for EUVL; nevertheless, it has been predicted that EUVL may be in pilot production at and in large-scale production at with the capability to extend to the next technology node.
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- Regular Articles
Effect of process parameters on via formation in Si using deep reactive ion etching25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2787869View Description Hide Description
The effect of process parameters on blind via formation for vertical interconnects using an STS deep reactive ion etch tool is reported. A modified Bosch process is used to create vias (20 and in diameter) with varying depths and sidewall angles on diameter silicon wafers using a photoresist mask. The effect of changing the flow rates of and gases, the automatic pressure control angle, and coil and platen powers on via profile and sidewall morphology is studied. The effect of chamber cleaning and conditioning on controlling the diameter growth at the top surface of the via is also reported. The various via profiles are examined using an environmental scanning electron microscope and by observing via cross sections. Each parameter plays a critical role in obtaining a specified via profile. A sloped via sidewall is required for our application of fabricating vertical interconnects. After etching, vias are insulated by depositing of silicon dioxide by plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition at . A barrier film of TaN is reactively sputtered after insulation deposition followed by a Cusputtered seed film allowing electroplated Cu to fill the via. The sloped via sidewall is required due to the weak step coverage obtained by sputter deposition.
Fabrication of a Fresnel zone plate through electron beam lithographic process and its application to measuring of critical dimension scanning electron microscope performance25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2787874View Description Hide Description
It is important to be able to quantify the imaging performance of critical dimension scanning electron microscopes for such purposes as verifying the specification, and tracking and optimizing its performance during use. Imaging performance can be defined by parameters such as resolution, signal to noise ratio, drift, and instability under standard operation conditions. To perform tests to obtain such parameters, it is necessary to have both suitable test samples and appropriate software for image analysis. A Fresnel zone plate, as a reproducible and well characterized sample, is fabricated using direct-write electron beam lithography. A package of two-dimensional Fourier transform and analysis software, designed as a plug-in for the shareware IMAGE-JAVA program, has been developed for resolution analysis and is freely available online.
Defects in HgTe grown by molecular beam epitaxy on (211)B-oriented CdZnTe substrates25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2787876View Description Hide Description
The authors present a systematic study showing the evolution of the defect morphology and crystalline quality in molecular beam epitaxially grown HgTe epilayers with substrate temperature. The authors have characterized the layers using optical microscopy, atomic force microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy, and high-resolution x-ray diffraction. Four types of defects (microvoids, circular voids, hillocks, and high-temperature voids) have been characterized on epilayers grown in the substrate temperature range of . The authors find that there is a minimum in the area covered by defects at a temperature just below the onset of Te precipitation, and they define this temperature as the optimal growth temperature. Above the optimal growth temperature the authors observe the appearance of high-temperature voids. By determining the onset of Te precipitation in HgTe, and performing thermodynamic calculations, the authors can also successfully predict the onset of Te precipitation in CdHgTe, which again is related to the optimal growth temperature in CdHgTe. Furthermore, the authors have found that the shape and density of the microvoids are particularly sensitive to the substrate temperature, and that these properties can be used to determine the deviation from the optimal growth temperature. From the shape and density of microvoids in one growth of HgTe, the authors can therefore determine the temperature correction needed to reach the optimal growth temperature for CdHgTe. The authors also suggest a mechanism for the formation of the microvoids based on the assumption of impurities on the substrate combined with a preferential Te diffusion in the direction across the steps.
Enhanced field emission from carbon nanotubes with a thin layer of low work function barium strontium oxide surface coating25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2790914View Description Hide Description
The authors report a field emitter structure based on bariumstrontium oxide coated carbon nanotubes(CNTs). This emitter consists of a thin tungsten ribbon with CNTs on the surface, and a thin layer of low work functionbariumstrontium oxide coating on the CNTs.CNTs were grown on the surface of the tungsten ribbon by plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition, and the oxide coatings were prepared using magnetron sputtering. This oxide coated CNT emitter was designed to combine the benefits of the high field enhancement factor from CNTs and the low work function from the emissive oxide coating. The field emission properties of the emitters were characterized. A field enhancement factor of 478 and a work function of were obtained for the oxide coated CNTs. As a result of the reduction of surfacework function, the field emission from the oxide coated CNTs increased by a factor of 2–3 compared to the uncoated CNTs. At , the field emission current of was obtained from an emitting surface of .
Development of chemical-mechanical polished high-resolution zone plates25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2790917View Description Hide Description
State-of-the-art zone plates for soft and hard x rays are commonly fabricated in nickel or gold by electroplating. The most critical fabrication step is the controlled filling of the plating mold, which directly affects the performance of the diffractive optics. One problem is that the electroplating rate depends on the actual zone width resulting in an inhomogeneous height profile across the optics. Another problem is the measurement of the actual zone height during the electroplating process to fill exactly the plating mold. In practice, underplating the mold results in a low diffraction efficiency of the zone plate. Overplating yields in unemployable optics. In this article, the authors apply a chemical-mechanical polishing (CMP) process to overcome the described problems. In the new processing step, the zone plate is planarized after overplating. The authors demonstrate for the first time that nickelzone plates with an outermost zone width down to 25 nm can be polished by applying a CMP process. This new step leads to a much better reproducibility in zone plate fabrication and their performance. In addition, to overcome the technical limit of the current aspect ratios of zone plates the authors propose to superimpose polished zone plate layers on top of each other. The authors assume that the introduced CMP process paves the way toward the development of future volume zone plates with ultrahigh aspect ratios for soft and hard x-ray applications.
Electrical properties and deep traps in ZnO films grown by molecular beam epitaxy25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2790918View Description Hide Description
Capacitance-voltage , capacitance-frequency , admittance spectroscopy, deep trap spectra, and far infrared reflectance measurements were performed on undoped and N-doped ZnOfilms deposited on sapphire by molecular beam epitaxy. The results show existence of a heavily doped layer near the interface with the substrate. The presence of these layers explains the large difference between the electron concentrations measured in the films by Hall effect and profiling or calculated from the plasma minimum frequency in reflectance. data obtained at low temperatures show a prominent persistent photocapacitance in the films. Admittance spectra were dominated by electron traps with ionization level commonly observed in ZnO crystals grown by all techniques.
Proposed single layer composite film used as high transmission phase shifting masks for the 32, 45, and technology nodes25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2790920View Description Hide Description
The optical constants of compositefilms are linearly dependent on their mole fraction. The compositefilms prepared by using rf unbalanced magnetron sputtering are completely oxidized using an flow rate ratio of 2.0. By tuning the mole fraction of compositefilms, the optical constants can be made to meet the optical requirements for a high transmittance attenuated phase shifting mask (HT-AttPSM) blank. It can be seen that the mole fraction in compositefilms which would best meet the optical requirements of a HT-AttPSM blank in ArF (immersion) lithography is calculated to be between 78% and 86%. In order to obtain a HT-AttPSM blank with an optimized transmittance of 20%, one compositefilm is fabricated. All the films meet the requirements of the adhesion test and surface roughness for HT-AttPSM applications. Therefore, a single layer compositefilm of could be applied to HT-AttPSM blanks, which can be utilized to design fine patterns with dimensions as small as 65, 45, and .
Critical parameter determination of sonic flow controller diamond microtubes and micronozzles25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2790924View Description Hide Description
In this article, the authors measure throughput of sonic diamond microtubes and micronozzles that can work as passive gas flow controllers and flow meters under choking conditions. The behavior of the outlet pressure through the microdevices using an experimental setup with constant volume and constant temperature was determined in order to obtain the critical throughput, the critical mass flow rate, and the discharge coefficients of the diamond sonic microdevices.
On-wafer monitoring of charge accumulation and sidewall conductivity in high-aspect-ratio contact holes during etching process25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794050View Description Hide Description
The authors investigated charge accumulation in high-aspect-ratio contact-hole structures by using the new on-wafer monitoring device they fabricated on a Si substrate of in diameter by using a conventional production process for semiconductor devices. The device has high-aspect-ratio contact-hole structures that are comparable with the practical interconnect structures of recent dynamic random access memory devices. In this article they discuss charge accumulation and the electric conductivity of fluorocarbon polymerdeposited on the sidewall in high-aspect-ratio contact holes during plasma etching processes. They also monitored the charge accumulation during pulse-time-modulated (TM) plasma etching of high-aspect-ratio contact-hole structures and found that the charge accumulation potential between the top and bottom of the contact-hole structures increased with the aspect ratio of the contact holes. Even in high-aspect-ratio contact holes the charge accumulated during TM plasma exposure was less than that accumulated during the conventional continuous-wave plasma exposure. The electrical conductivity of the fluorocarbon polymerdeposited on the sidewall was increased by ion bombardment and was lower in high-aspect-ratio contact holes than in low-aspect-ratio contact holes. The new on-wafer monitoring device is a very effective tool for investigating local charge accumulation during the etching of device structures.
Influence of nanoparticles on electron emission from carbon nanotubes25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794053View Description Hide Description
The authors studied the influence of nanoparticles attached to multiwalled carbon nanotube(MWCNT) emitters on field emission. The threshold field, corresponding to , was reduced 30% to after attaching the particles. However, the particles deteriorated the stability of field emitters to some extent, especially in the high emission-current-density region of several . The maximum emission-current density was limited to a lower current region compared with field emitters without . This can be explained reasonably by considering the vaporization of particles that frequently causes significant self-ion-sputtering during strong emission because of the large contact resistance between the particles and MWCNTs. This explanation was experimentally proved by measuring the reduction of field-enhancement factor with the elapsed-emission time. This reduction is quicker for emitters with than for emitters without . Experimental data also show that the standard deviation of Fowler-Nordheim plots for field emitters can be used to judge their stability and lifetime—a value of suggests stable performance for our emitters.
Yield improvement of Cu/low- dual-damascene interconnection by organic cleaning process25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794049View Description Hide Description
Cu/low-dielectrics are required to reduce resistance-capacitance delay and parasitic capacitance at the back-end-of-line (BEOL) interconnection. Integration of Cu/low-dielectrics (black diamond) for BEOL interconnection in technology has gained wide acceptance in the microelectronics industry in recent years. In this article, the authors discuss the process-integration issues of Cu/low- dual-damascene integration for static random access memory (SRAM) device yield. The same scheme of Cu/fluorinated silicate glass–based device was used for the full process of making a low- based device. Black diamond was used as a low-material with a dielectric constant of 2.95. To reduce the damage of low- and improve the yield of a low- based device, ashing, organic cleaning, and reduced down pressure in chemical-mechanical planarization were selected for the study. Specifically, the cleaning process after the ashing process was very effective for the removal of organic residues from via, trench, and surface contaminants. There was an increase of 40.79% in SRAM device yield compared to the low- based device without the organic cleaning chemical process. As a result, the authors successfully integrated a Cu/low- dual-damascene interconnection with excellent yield performance after the improving process of organic cleaning.
Growth of ZnSe nanowires by pulsed-laser deposition25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794052View Description Hide Description
Stoichiometric ZnSenanowires have been grown by pulsed-laserdeposition on GaAs (100) substrates coated with gold layers. The gold layer plays a key role as catalyst in the deposition of ZnSenanowires. The thickness of the goldfilm greatly affected the density of the ZnSenanowires synthesized on the substrate. No ZnSenanowires were synthesized on the bare GaAs (100) substrate. The microstructures and the chemical compositions of the as-synthesized nanowires were investigated by scanning electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction, and Raman spectroscopy. The results reveal that the as-grown thin films consist of ZnSenanowires with diameters ranging from , and the nanowires appear to be randomly oriented on the Au-coated substrate. The as-grown nanowires were also observed to be elongated along different crystallographic directions.
Fabrication of periodic microstructures on flexible polyimide membranes25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794054View Description Hide Description
Periodic metallic microstructures were fabricated on polyimide membranes. Techniques were developed to maintain flatness of the membrane during processing while still allowing for flexibility in the final structure. For proper functionality of the structures, it was necessary to first fabricate a continuous metallic film and a continuous dielectric layer on top of the flexible substrate, which underlaid the periodic microstructure. Flexibility of the overall structure was maintained by using a polymer as the dielectric layer, which was constrained to have high optical transmission over the infrared wavelength range of . Three candidate polymers were evaluated, and their measured optical properties are presented. Benzocyclobutene was found to be the best choice for this application. The final structure fully populated a diameter flexible membrane with microstructures of excellent uniformity.
Evolution of surface morphology of GaN thin films during photoelectrochemical etching25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794055View Description Hide Description
The evolution of the surface morphology of unintentionally doped and Si-doped GaN samples subjected to photoelectrochemical (PEC)etching in the carrier-limited regime in aqueous KOH is reported. It was found that a nanoporous structure precedes whisker formation in samples in which high densities of whiskers ultimately form. Increasing the light intensity accelerated the rate of change of the surface morphology, but increasing the molarity of the KOH had no effect on the etching. The surface morphology in this regime tends to only depend on parameters of the starting layers, as well as how much etching in total has occurred. The identification of variations in surface morphology at different times during PECetching of GaN may have utility in that assorted nanopatterning of the GaNsurface can be intentionally achieved in a controllable, large-scale, and inexpensive manner.
C-doped semi-insulating GaN HFETs on sapphire substrates with a high breakdown voltage and low specific on-resistance25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2794058View Description Hide Description
High breakdown voltage (BV) heterojunction field effect transistors (HFETs) with a low specific on-resistance were successfully fabricated using intentionally C-doped semi-insulating GaN buffers with a high resistivity on sapphire substrates. With the improvement of not only the resistivity of a C-doped GaN buffer but also the layout design near the gate feeding region, the fabricated devices exhibited a high BV of and low of . This result even reaches the theoretical limit and the best ever reported for the high-power GaN-based HFETs realized on sapphire substrates to the best of our knowledge.
Large-scale growth of single-walled carbon nanotubes using cold-wall chemical vapor deposition25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2796186View Description Hide Description
Carbon nanotubes have been considered as an alternative material for next generation nanoelectronic devices, such as the carbon nanotube field-effect transistor (CNT-FET) or nanosensor. Large-scale growth of single-walled carbon nanotubes(SWNTs) is particularly essential to the fabrication of the CNT-FET on a full wafer. In this study, SWNTs grown at designated positions on broken pieces in a conventional thermal furnacechemical vapor deposition(CVD) system and on a 4-in. full size silicon wafer in a cold-wall thermal CVD were compared. The distinct characteristics of SWNTs grown by the two systems are explained by the differences in the temperature distribution and the gas flow pattern, and their interplay with the catalysis and the feedstock gas decomposition. The adoption of cold-wall CVD process provides a simple method, but an essential step, toward commercial applications of SWNT-based devices.
Formation of single crystal sulfur supersaturated silicon based junctions by pulsed laser melting25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2796184View Description Hide Description
The authors demonstrate the formation of and junctions based on silicon supersaturated with sulfur (up to ) using a combination of ion implantation and pulsed laser melting. Silicon wafers were implanted at to doses ranging from and subsequently melted and resolidified by using a homogenized excimer laser pulse. Above a threshold laser fluence of , the process produces a single crystal supersaturated alloy, free of extended defects, with a sharp junction between the laser melted layer and the underlying substrate, located near the maximum penetration of the melt front. Hall effect measurements indicate that the laser melted layers are doped with a free carrier density up to that decreases by one-third upon postirradiation furnace annealing at . Dark current-voltage measurements performed on these structures show good rectifying behavior. The photovoltaic characteristics of the junctions were enhanced by postirradiation annealing at . These effects are attributed to the evolution of a population of point defects that survive the laser treatment. The influence of ion implantation dose, laser fluence, and annealing temperature on the properties of the junctions is also presented and discussed.
Effects and mechanisms of nitrogen incorporation into hafnium oxide by plasma immersion implantation25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2799969View Description Hide Description
The physics and effects of nitrogen incorporation into films were studied in detail. The authors found that only a trace amount of nitrogen can be introduced into the films using plasma immersion ion-implantation technique, regardless of implantation dose. They proposed that the nitrogen incorporation is due to the filling of O vacancies and replacement of O neighbors in the bulk with nitrogen atoms. At the interface, the nitrogen atoms exist in the form of Hf–N and Si–N bonding, which significantly improve the interfaceproperties of the structure. Temperature-dependent capacitance-voltage characteristics measurements indicate that both interface and oxide trap densities were greatly reduced with the incorporation of trace amount of nitrogen atoms.
Characterization of ruthenium thin films as capping layer for extreme ultraviolet lithography mask blanks25(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1116/1.2799963View Description Hide Description
In extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL), the multilayer (ML) damage-free mask patterning processes and damage-free usage cycle are the keys in obtaining a successful, functional EUVL mask. A robust ML capping layer design will enable a long mask lifetime. In this article detailed investigation on the viability of ruthenium (Ru) thin films as capping layer for EUVL ML mask blanks is presented. The study is focused on Ru capping layer design for high reflectivity and its properties relevant to EUVL mask applications, such as microstructure, stress, optical properties at EUV wavelength, and chemical durability. The authors found that Ru thin films with a crystalline structure present a very high compressive stress which is insensitive to the primary ion deposition source energy. The interdiffusion layer, however, presents a much lower stress than the of Ru-only film. Amorphization of the Ru film is via atomic composition modification, which the authors believe could be one of the keys in reducing Ru film stress. The ruthenium cap, under a piranha chemical clean, was found to be more durable than Si capped ML blanks, indicating the advantages of using Ru as the EUVL ML mask blank capping layer.


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The locations for the Trail Blazers' current road trip were listed as follows: Minnesota, Boston, Washington, Indiana, New York, Chicago, and Oklahoma City.
But somewhere along the line, they detoured into the Bermuda Triangle. Half of their team, after all, never came back.
Just after Thursday's trade deadline passed, Portland had fired Nate McMillan as coach and named assistant coach Kaleb Canales as the interim.
It had traded away Marcus Camby and Gerald Wallace, and released Greg Oden and Chris Johnson.
The Blazers' hopes for a playoff run, it seemed, had already been gutted — so perhaps management saw it fitting that their roster follow suit.
"We were very displeased with our performance on the court. That was not Trail Blazer basketball," said acting Blazers general manager Chad Buchanan, whose team sits at 20-23 while having lost four of its last five games. "We made some moves today that set our course for moving forward."
McMillan's ouster comes six and a half seasons after he was hired as the team's head coach. Having previously spent five years at the Sonics' helm, McMillan signed on with Portland before the 2005-2006 season and led the Blazers to the the playoffs in each of the past three years despite an incessant string of injury-induced lineup changes.
That said, his teams never advanced past the first round, and while Blazers president Larry Miller would not comment on recent reports of a locker-room "mutiny," he did acknowledge that McMillan's influence wasn't what it once was.
"I think that he had lost some of the players. He had lost the ability to motivate players to give 100 percent," said Miller, adding that the decision was "unavoidable." "To me, that was the issue. You could see that players weren't playing with that energy level."
Miller said that McMillan fought for his job, but was not completely surprised by his firing. Miller and McMillan had several talks together over the past week, in which Nate expressed frustration in not being able to reach his team. Miller added that the conversation following the official termination was "positive," and that he still considered McMillan a friend.
But for now, command has been turned over to Canales, a 34-year-old who started off as a video coordinator in 2005, a job he kept for four years before being named an assistant coach.
Miller said that he chose Canales over more experienced coaches (such as 68-year-old Bernie Bickerstaff, who has more than 900 games of head-coaching experience) because of his relationship with the players and the respect they have showed him.
Well, at least the players that are still around.
Less than an hour before the noon trade deadline arrived, Wallace had been traded to the Nets in exchange for center Mehmet Okur, forward Shawne Williams and a top-3 protected draft pick — meaning as long as New Jersey does not attain one of the first three selections in the 2012 Draft, the Blazers will get the pick. The pick is top-2 protected through 2013, top-1 through 2014, and unprotected after that.
Camby, meanwhile, was dealt to Houston for center Hasheem Thabeet, guard Jonny Flynn and a second-round pick.
Wallace could have opted out of his contract next year, and Camby's expires at the end of the season. Thabeet, Flynn, Okur and Williams all have expiring contracts as well, clearly suggesting the Blazers are trying to clear cap space and rebuild.
But in order to make room the new acquisitions, Portland has waived centers Greg Oden and Chris Johnson. Buchanan discussed the possibility of buying out Williams' contract, which has prompted many to wonder if that will lead to the return of former Blazers point guard Patty Mills. However, Buchanan declined to comment on "another player" until there is an open roster spot.
But what is certain is that Thursday, March 15, officially ended the Greg Oden saga in Portland. The former No. 1 overall pick played just 82 games since being drafted by the Blazers in 2007, endured four season-ending injuries, and did not step on the court this season.
"It is kind of closing the chapter on Greg Oden," Buchanan said. "With him, Brandon (Roy) and LaMarcus — we built the team around these three. We lost Brandon to retirement and Greg to injury and have nothing to show for it. We don't have an asset, we don't have a pick or a player, and that's hard to come back from…but we have some very attractive draft picks."
Blazers guards Jamal Crawford were also involved in trade discussions but were never dealt. Some speculated that the roster obliteration means that Blazers owner Paul Allen was positioning the team for sale, but Miller firmly rebuffed the notion and argued that the personnel shakeup showed just the opposite — that Allen had a long-term interest in this franchise.
Allen was not available for comment Thursday, but did say via Twitter: "Some tough trades today & letting Nate go but had to face reality of how the season was going. Now (the Blazers are) focusing on future. I want to thank Nate for his years of service to the team and Portland and its fans."
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A 39 year-old Toronto man has been arrested for stealing $500,000 (we assume CDN as the value) in PlayStation 3's, PSP's, and games, according to multiple Canadian press reports. Jason Meadus has been arrested and charged with three counts of "Possession of Property by Crime."
The charges stem from the theft of two tractor-trailers stolen on November 15 and 16, 2010 in Brampton. Each tractor-trailer load contained approximately $500,000 in PS3's, PSP's and video games. On November 17 both trailers were reported stolen.
A police investigation inevitably lead to Meadus. Only about half of the stolen property has been recovered, and it is unclear if Meadus was simply in possession of the stolen property or had a hand in stealing it. Investigators claim to have recovered approximately 1,600 pieces of Sony consoles and 2,000 games.
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See also: song/chanson
Braudel, Fernand
b. 1902, France;
d. 1985, Paris
Perhaps France's most influential postwar historian, Braudel was from 1956 the editor of the journal Annales, was instrumental in the setting-up of the sixth section of the École Pratique des Hautes Études (later the institutional bastion of structuralism), and founded the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, later to be the power-base of Bourdieu. His institutional importance is fully matched by that of his writing. La Méditerranée of 1947 (on the sixteenth century) and 1979's Civilisation matérielle, économie et capitalisme (XVe-XVIIIe siècle) are two of the century's major works of history. Braudel was elected to the Academic Française shortly before his death.
Brel, Jacques
b. 1929, Brussels;
d. 1978, Paris
Brel, together with Brassens, is regarded as one of the great icons of postwar chanson. Following a middle-class Catholic education in Brussels, Brel escaped his father's cardboard-box factory, to make his debut in 1953 at the Théatre des Trois Baudets in Paris. He initially adopted a lyrical voice in the songs of the 1950s, combining religious and moral zeal with youthful romanticism, typified in 'Quand on n'a que l'amour' (If We Only Have Love), earning from Brassens the nickname l'Abbé Brel (Abbot Brel).
Following a heightened sense of pessimism and disillusionment towards the end of the 1950s, especially where women and love were concerned, as in 'Ne me quitte pas' (If You Go Away), Brel's lyricism was eclipsed by the development of two additional voices. The first satirized middle-class society in songs such as 'Les Bourgeois' (The Bourgeois), and 'Les Flamandes' (The Flemish Women) which made him unpopular in Flanders. Brel's attack was, however, of more universal significance, addressing those who fall into immobility, deny their intelligence and individuality, and refuse to be existentially committed in life. The second voice was developed in a series of invented characters which served to renew his hope of finding the perfect love ('Madeleine', 'Titine', 'Les Bonbons').
The optimism generated in these dramatic songs faded by 1968 with the triumph of death and time, as in 'J'arrive' (I'm Coming). Songs such as 'Les Bonbons 67', the sequel to 'Les Bonbons', degenerated into parody and the burlesque, as characters could no longer hold on to any serious goal in life. Resigned to a more realistic notion of love, as in 'La Chanson des vieux amants' ('The Song of the Old Lovers'), the lyrical narrator returned, escaping nostalgically back towards an idealized childhood. Given the pessimism and escapism of his 1967-8 work, it is perhaps not coincidental that Brel decided to stop his concert tours.
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King Records' 70th Birthday Festivities Begin
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Cincinnati-based King Records, a label that helped change the face of popular music in America, turns 70 in September and supporters have a month's worth of festivities to celebrate. Plus, modern day indie label Phratry celebrates its ninth birthday, DAAP Girls unveil "Molly" and MidPoint Indie Summer on Fountain Square ends Friday.
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If you're a theater fan looking for something to do this weekend, you've probably realized that the Labor Day holiday is not overflowing with options. In fact, many theater companies are gathering their strength as they prepare for shows that open next week. But there is one good choice available: a show about the King. No, it's not an Elvis piece. It's about Cincinnati's own King Records, the recording label that made history here in the 1940s and 1950s, launching the careers of many early pop stars, including James Brown. Syd Nathan, a Cincinnati native, launched his independent label in 1943, and for two decades he and his employees did it all in house — recording, mastering, printing, pressing and shipping the music that King produced. (Nathan was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997.) Documenting this revolutionary enterprise — which employed blacks and whites in one of our city's first integrated businesses — is CINCINNATI KING, a kind of documentary theater piece based on interviews with people who remember the business and the music. KJ Sanchez, one of the Cincinnati Playhouse's artistic associates, has pulled this material together for a 90-minute reading that's offered one time, on Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m. (Read more in Harper Lee's feature story in this week's issue of CityBeat here.) No charge for admission, but seating is limited in the Playhouse's Shelterhouse Theater, so reservations are required: 513-421-3888. It's sure to be a full house, so call in advance.
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Earlier this year, dozens of volunteers roamed Cincinnati, haunting record stores, clubs and coffee shops. The group was seeking stories about King Records, the legendary record label that made its home here in the Queen City.
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Deadline to sign-up for first ever music-based Cincinnati Heritage Program is May 7
The Cincinnati Heritage Programs put together by the Cincinnati Museum Center have been going on for over 30 years now, taking locals and visitors to some of the Queen City's most important and/or interesting landmarks. The programs have included historical presentations and bus and walking tours to the various sites. This year so far, the Cincinnati Heritage Programs have shown and told the stories of radio pioneer Powel Crosley, "Grand Old Theaters" and Cincy local TV legends. This Saturday, the Heritage programmers present "Subway Talk and Walk," a nighttime exploration of Cincinnati's incomplete subway tunnel project. On May 18, from 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m., the Cincinnati Heritage Programs presents the first ever bus tour of various important (not just to the area, but to the world) musical landmarks. Dubbed "When the Queen City was King of Recording," the tour focuses primarily on a pair of historic recording studios that churned out records that would change the face of music. The bus will visit the original site of King Records, which released seminal albums from the worlds of Country and R&B, a gateway to the birth of Rock & Roll. The bus will visit the old King location at 1540 Brewster Ave. in Evanston, where city officials, the Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation (CUMHF), the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and others helped have an historical marker installed in 2008 to commemorate King's contributions.Here's James Brown's first single, recorded with his Famous Flames and released in 1956 through the King subsidiary, Federal Records:The tour will also visit the former site of the E.T. Herzog Recording Company, at 811 Race St., downtown. In 2009, the CUMHF and others also lobbied successfully for a marker to placed at the site, which now houses the organization's headquarters. The Foundation has turned the floor the studio once stood into a museum dedicated to the space's history, hosting receptions and recording sessions and showcasing a few artifacts (like the piano Hank Williams played when he was in town to record songs that made him a legend, including "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry") and lots of old photos of the studio in action. The Music Heritage Foundation is currently hosting the photo exhibit, "Annie's Baby Had a Baby," which was part of the big, citywide Fotofocus photography showcase. The tour ends with lunch and some live music at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club, a block from the Herzog stop.The tour costs $60 (or $50 if you're a Museum Center member) and some spots are still open. But you'd better act fast. Deadline to register for the "When the Queen City was King of Recording" is tomorrow, May 7. Make a reservation by calling 513-287-7031. And click here for the Museum Center's rundown of great city tours and more. You can read a couple of stories from CityBeat about Herzog and King here and here (check our archives; we've written about them a lot).
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There has been more activity downtown at the former home of the historic Herzog recording studios than there has been since the studio's heyday in the '40s.
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Cincinnati's King Records has an important enough history to merit a museum, especially since the original building is still standing at 1540 Brewster Ave. in Evanston. While it would take a lot of work to restore that site, it's essential to save it. The most active supporters of a King Museum want a location in Evanston's business district as an economic development tool.
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Covington native and legendary bassist on numerous crucial sessions done for Cincinnati's King Records, Ed Conley, passed away on Jan. 5 at the age of 84. Following the private memorial for family a couple of weeks ago, friends and admirers this Thursday will gather at the Gwen Mooney Funeral Home (inside Spring Grove Cemetery at 4521 Spring Grove Ave.) at 1 p.m. for a public ceremony.
Breaking Ground for Groundbreakers
Legendary guitarist Steve Cropper honors influence of King Records' 5 Royales
Steven Rosen
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The list of Cincinnati's King Records acts whose influence on future musicians — often some of the greats of Rock & Roll — has proved greater than their own enduring fame is still growing longer. The latest addition is Lowman "Pete" Pauling and The "5" Royales. The Rhythm & Blues vocal group recorded for King from 1954-1959 and was unusual in that Pauling, besides singing bass, played a stinging, bluesy lead electric guitar.
A Royal Revival for King Records
Appreciation for pioneering Cincinnati-based label continues to grow
Steven Rosen
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For years, Rock historians have said the reason Cincinnati's King Records doesn't have the enduring public regard that, say, Detroit's Motown or Memphis' Sun labels have is because it didn't have a readily identifiable sound. King recorded too many kinds of music — even too many kinds of R&B, its greatest strength — and so for every James Brown or Hank Ballard classic there was less distinguished stuff. But a new theory is emerging.
Herzog Is Hallowed Ground
Historical marker honors recording studio with vital ties to Hank Williams and popular music's very evolution
Rick Bird
0 Comments · Monday, November 16, 2009
"Lovesick Blues" became the most important song in Hank Williams' career and one of the most influential singles in Country and Pop music history. And it was recorded in downtown Cincinnati on Dec. 22, 1948, at E.T. Herzog Recording Company, on the second floor of 811 Race St. In all, the "father of contemporary Country music" would record eight songs there. Yes, before Nashville had Music Row (and even before King Records made its mark) Cincinnati had Herzog on Race.
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Feb 15 2011Zelda Reimagined As 80's High School Movie
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So many breakfest club references
so good.
FIRST!!!!111! Also, best soundtrack ever.
And the Nintendo-ized version of "Bizarre Love Traingle" by New Order was brilliant. I miss the 80s.
There were some obvious Ferris Buehler references as well but w/e.
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Needed to tie in with the Zelda franchise a whole lot more. It looked like just a parody of coming of age teen movies without making references to Zelda beyond simple mentions.
All girls r hotter than this Zelda...but the trailer is cool,...
Ha...New order OST..cool
this makes me happy
that version of bizarre love triangle totally made my day.
Aside from a couple of moments, it cleaves a bit too close to the original material, making it more of a straight-up imitation (Family Guy does this a lot, because Seth McFarlane just wants to recreate his favorite scenes sometimes).
But then it really made me laugh with the closing FB reference. The last thing he says before the final "Go."
Wow that Orion beginning took me back. Well done.
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did the lady say dick heads?
was there a need for the 1:20 menu at the end
this was a waste of time (-_-')
This made me extremely happy.
Bizarre Love Triforce :P
Wow, looks like it was on a VHS tape.
Actually it was an April Fool joke.
Here's the link
should I be ashamed that I would watch it ^^°
@20: i believe this is what your wiki link is talking about and not this vid
Fucking awesome! <3
You weren't even born when I saved Zelda you fake
Yet another dump taken on 80's memories by some twenty somethings that were too young to even remember it the first time...
the principal looks like links
Such a Let down, it was sooooo bad, why the 80´s?, it doesn´t make any difference if it was present time, it doesn´t make it funnier, this was BAD.
kids too young to have remembered it the first time.... making stuff that will be remembered because they suck so hard.
feels bad man.
This title should be changed to Zelda re-imagined in John Hughes eyes lmfao
i may have cryed and wet myself
I would so see this if it came out on VHS
Totally cool. Also, that Zane girl is power hot.
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ESPN - Portland Trail Blazers' Greg Oden leaves game with right foot sprain
Poor guy can't catch a break...
He is probably not a poor guy being the 2007 number one draft pick.
"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." Albert Einstein
"If your worried about falling off the bike, you'd never get on" Lance Armstrong
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I hope he can stay healthy this season. he is on my fantasy team
That's what happens when you are 45 and play in the NBA.....
He looked pretty crappy before the injury occured. Slugish, slow, etc. That kid can't catch a break. OKC sucks but I'm sure they're more than happy to have Kevin Durant right now instead of Mr. Oden.
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The NINJA-2 project: Detecting and characterizing gravitational waveforms modelled using numerical binary black hole simulations
J Aasi et al [including A Castiglia, S R P Mohapatra, and J T Whelan] (LIGO Scientific Collaboration and Virgo Collaboration), M Boyle et al [including M Campanelli, J Healy, C O Lousto, B C Mundim, H Nakano, M Ponce, and Y Zlochower] (NINJA-2 Collaboration)
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Approximate Black Hole Binary Spacetime via Asymptotic Matching
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Error-analysis and comparison to analytical models of numerical waveforms produced by the NRAR Collaboration
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Class. Quantum Grav. 29 235013 (October 30, 2012) [arXiv:1208.6489]
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Study of Conformally Flat Initial Data for Highly Spinning Black Holes and their Early Evolutions
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