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Chief Minister Terry Mills says his Government will focus on demand issues surrounding substance abuse, rather than supply, with the ultimate goal to loosen alcohol restrictions across the Territory.
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His comments came after fears were raised this week for the mental health of a generation of Tiwi Islands young people, as cannabis use increases across the Island communities.
Mr Mills said his government's focus would be on the demand issues in his approach to turning around the indigenous disadvantage, and on strengthening rehabilitation programs.
"If you focus on one substance it'll shift to another substance, so we're forever chasing a problem which is actually an underlying problem," Mr Mills told 105.7 Breakfast during Talkback with the Chief Minister this morning.
"This is not a ship we can turn around quickly," he said in regards to the Tiwi islands cannabis crisis.
"The previous approach has only been about the control of supply - if we don't approach this issue from the point of view of demand, we control substance X and then they'll switch to substance Y.
"You deal with alcohol, up pops ganja, deal with ganja, then we've got kava, then we've got petrol sniffing."
He said uncovering the cause for the "prodigious appetite for harmful substances" would be key to providing a solution.
When asked if he would loosen restrictions on alcohol supply, Mr Mills said it was a "logical, ultimate goal".
"Logically, yes, but only after there's been a change in behaviour," he said.
"When we start to bring out our rehab programs...then we should be able to change habits around supply.
"Let's just say the goal would be...that ultimately that you'd have a similar regime across the Northern Territory and all our urban areas," he said, indicating cask wine would be available everywhere.
"But when it comes to Aboriginal communities it's not for me to impose a regime...but it is to encourage those members of the community to have those discussions...they must own the solutions to their own problems."
Mr Mills also told 105.7 Breakfast his Government would revisit the possibility of holding a referendum on statehood for the Territory, not was not ready to give a timeline for the plans.
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The present disclosure is directed to semiconductor devices and, more specifically, to methods of producing thyristor-based memory that may include thyristors of substantially uniform characteristics across an array.
With the progression of semiconductor technology, semiconductor devices of ever-decreasing geometry have been realized for enabling the fabrication of integrated circuits of increased density and complexity. While this industry, in general, may be understood to address a variety of different types of circuits; the design, construction and manufacture of semiconductor memory devices—which may be used for storage of digital data—has conventionally been of particular interest to particular segments of the industry.
Most semiconductor memory devices may be described as static random access memory (SRAM) or dynamic random access memory (DRAM). SRAM's, conventionally, have been used for applications requiring quick performance and responsiveness.
In contrast, DRAM's typically have been associated with applications of reduced speed requirements. These DRAM's, although of responsiveness slower than conventional SRAM's, might still have found favor by way of their density advantage—i.e., area per bit.
More recently, however, thyristors have been introduced as a type of Negative Differential Resistance (NDR) SRAM device that may offer both speed potential as well as density. Additionally, some of the more recent thyristor-based memory may be capable of realization via readily available CMOS processes, procedures and equipment.
One consideration associated with design of thyristor-based memory concerns the magnitude of a thyristor's holding current—i.e., the current necessary for the device to preserve a conductive state (on-state). If such thyristor is operable with a low holding current, low power dissipation may be achieved during the overall operation of the memory device. However, these minimum current levels may depend on the desired reliability (e.g., maximum tolerable error density) and noise immunity.
The noise immunity of a thyristor-based memory cell may be related to its blocking characteristics. If the gain of the thyristor is too great, then the threshold level of the thyristor's blocking state may drop to a level that may hinder data preservation. An excessive gain may cause the thyristor to be vulnerable to noise influences, wherein the noise may erroneously trigger the thyristor from a non-conductive state to a conductive state. For similar reasons, it may be difficult to transition a thyristor of excessive gain from a conductive state to a non-conductive state.
Accordingly, a compromise may be evident when designing a gain for the constituent bipolar devices of the thyristor element of a thyristor-based memory. The selection of a gain too low for the bipolar devices of the thyristor may hinder the ability to write and preserve data of a first type (conductive state) within the thyristor. On the other hand, the selection of a gain too great may, alternatively, hinder the ability to write and preserve data of second type (non-conductive state). Because of these apparent trade-offs, a great deal of effort may focus on designing the thyristor for a bipolar gain that may permit reliable writing and storage of either of first-type or second-type data; and, yet, still being capable of reliable fabrication over given variances that may affect the gain. This effort may be further influenced by the ability to fabricate memory elements consistently across the memory array.
Various environmental conditions such as temperature may be understood to influence the performance of semiconductor devices. Additionally, during manufacture of thyristor-based semiconductor memory, various processes—e.g., doping, implant, activation, anneal procedures, and the like—may include tolerance levels or limitations that may contribute to device variations; and, likewise, the reliability of the thyristor-based memory to handle data with immunity to noise, environmental influences and temperature variation. The ability to consistently produce accurate geometric of the thyristors across the memory array, in particular, those parameters that may impact its on/off characteristics, can have a significant influence on manufacturing yields and overall device reliability.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a method of fabricating a semiconductor may comprise forming sidewalls in masking material over semiconductor material to define a window and expose a select region of the semiconductor material. After forming the masking material with the sidewalls defining the window, it may be conditioned for improving its durability to ion bombardment as might be used during the implant of base and emitter regions to the thyristor devices. A first-type dopant may then be implanted into the semiconductor material for defining a commonly implanted base region with opposite lateral ends to be for different ones of first and second thyristors for a mirror-image pair. The implanting with first-type dopant may affect an extent for the commonly implanted base region that may be defined relative to the sidewalls of the mask's window. A second-type dopant may then be implanted into regions of the semiconductor material that are aligned to the sidewalls of the masked window. The implanting of the second-type dopant may form an emitter region for the thyristors of the mirror-image pair, having a lateral extent less than that defined to the commonly implanted base region and substantially symmetrically therein.
In a particular further embodiment, the implanting of first-type dopant for the base regions may include directing the first-type dopant toward the semiconductor material per an acute angle of incidence of up to 60 degrees as defined relative to a plane parallel to a surface of the semiconductor material. The implanting of the second-type dopant for the emitter region may comprise directing the second-type dopant toward the semiconductor material with an angle of incidence between �4 to �15 degrees relative to a normal axis perpendicular to the plane defined by the surface of the substrate material.
In a further embodiment, the masking material may be formed by layering and patterning photoresist over the semiconductor material so as to define an opening with a periphery to outline the common emitter region for the left and right thyristors of the mirror-image pair. After forming the opening, the photoresist may be conditioned in a temperature environment of at least 90 degrees Celsius and up to 250 degrees Celsius. The conditioning may last a duration of at least 10 seconds and, in some embodiments, up to 2 minutes. After conditioning the masking material over the semiconductor substrate, the implants for the base region and emitter regions may be performed.
In a further embodiment of the present invention, a method of fabricating a thyristor-based semiconductor memory device may comprise forming masking material over semiconductor material with a window outlining a portion of the semiconductor material for a commonly implanted base region to left and right thyristors of the mirror-image pair. After implanting first-type dopant to form a commonly implanted base region to the left and right thyristors, the sidewalls of the masking material may then be modified to narrow the width between the left and right sidewalls of the mask's window. After narrowing the width of the window defined by the masking material, second-type dopant may then be implanted for a common emitter region in the semiconductor material.
The subject matter of embodiments of the present invention may be understood by reference to the following detailed description, and with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
While the invention is amenable to various modifications and alternative forms, specifics thereof have been shown by way of example in the drawings and will be described in detail. It should be understood, however, that the intention is not necessarily to limit the invention to the particular embodiments described. On the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
In the description that follows, readily established circuits and procedures for the exemplary embodiments may be disclosed in simplified form (e.g., simplified block diagrams and/or simplified description) to avoid obscuring an understanding of the embodiments with excess detail and where persons of ordinary skill in this art can readily understand their structure and formation by way of the drawings and disclosure. For the same reason, identical components may be given the same reference numerals, regardless of whether they are shown in different embodiments of the invention.
As used herein, "substrate" or substrate assembly may be meant to include, e.g., a portion of a semiconductor or bulk material. Such portion may have one or more interfacing layers of material including, but not limited to Si, Ge, silicon germanium, and all other semiconductors that have been formed on or within the substrate. Layered semiconductors comprising the same or different semiconducting material such as Si/Si, Si/SiGe and SOI (silicon on insulator) may also be included. These layers and/or additional layers may be patterned and/or may comprise dopants to produce devices (e.g., thyristors, transistors, capacitors, interconnects, etc.) for an integration of circuitry. In forming these devices, one or more of the layers may comprise topographies of various heights. When referencing this integration of circuitry, therefore, it may be described as integrated together, on or with a substrate.
As referenced herein, portions of a semiconductor (e.g., a transistor or thyristor) may be described as being formed in, at or on a semiconductor substrate. Such alternative terms in/at/on may be used individually merely for purposes of convenience. In the context of forming semiconductors, such terms may collectively reference portions of a semiconductor element that may be within and/or on a starting structure or material.
As used herein, the term "surface" may refer to the surface of an embedded layer or sheet of material. The "surface" may have one or more layers of materials bonded to it. Surface, depending on context, may not necessarily be a surface exposed only to air or other non-semiconductor materials. The term surface might, therefore, be used merely for purposes of clarity or convenience to describe layering of materials against each other (e.g., on the surface of the layer below the referenced layer). Nor is a "surface" or "upper surface" necessarily a "top surface" of a structure or device comprising a plurality of layers of materials. For example, a substrate "surface" may interface with a layer of oxide, nitride, strained silicon, etc. Such surface might, therefore, be used simply to establish a frame of reference for spatial relationships (e.g., vertical, horizontal, etc.).
As used herein, the terms "interface", "boundary", "border", "junction" or "extent" may, depending on context, be alternative terms and may be used individually merely for the purpose of convenience. For example, in discussing the junction of two layers, materials or structures, reference may be made to an "interface", "boundary", or "border". Depending on the context, the term "bond" may also refer to an "interface", "boundary", "border", or "junction".
In some embodiments of the present invention, a semiconductor device may comprise an array of thyristor-based memory cells, which may comprise at least in part two mirror-image thyristors interfaced by operable access devices and other peripheral logic devices in a semiconductor substrate, e.g., a wafer. In a particular embodiment, the two mirror-image thyristors may share an emitter in common, which may be disposed symmetrically and in overlapping relationship within a commonly implanted base region. For purposes of the disclosure made herein, it may be understood that certain terms may be interchanged for alternative embodiments of particular context and, depending on the polarity or other operating characteristics as may be understood to those of ordinary skill in this art; for example, an emitter can be anode or cathode for the thyristor depending on the polarity in question. Further, the commonly implanted base region may be associated with the base regions (n-base) of the left and the right thyristors proximate the common emitter region (e.g., anode-emitter).
Moving forward with further reference to
Further referencing
Further referencing
Moving forward with reference to
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, referencing
Other preliminary procedures of the CMOS front end (block 510 of
Additionally, not shown specifically in
After forming first and second wordline electrodes 250, 252 and other gate electrodes of other peripheral devices, lightly doped drain/source (LDD) extension regions may be formed for the different CMOS devices, as may be known to those of ordinary skill in the art. Such LDD extension and/or halo implants may be incorporated as a part of the preliminary front-end CMOS processes (block 510 of
Continuing with further reference to
If formed with about 0.1 to 1 μm thickness, sidewalls 611, 612 may be formed to define a width to the window sufficient to avoid complete sidewall shadowing (i.e., by the masking material of dielectric and optionally the photoresist as well) during the angled implant to be used during the formation of the left and right base regions. For example, the width may be defined to be about 0.2 to 1 μm, dependent on the thickness of the dielectric and photoresist.
Further referencing
The etch may form a shoulder to dielectric 237 adjacent and extending laterally outward from the neighboring second wordline electrodes 250 toward the anode-emitter region. In one embodiment, the lateral extent of the shoulder may comprise a distance greater than its conformal thickness. In a further embodiment, it may comprise a distance sufficient to form an N-base region (e.g., lateral width of up to about 100 nm) therebelow and with a lateral offset relative to a peripheral wall or edge of second electrodes 250.
In this particular embodiment, the sidewalls of the masking material may define a window with an outline to expose (block 520 of
After defining the window, further referencing
In one method, the conditioning may be performed before the dielectric etch. In other alternative embodiments, the conditioning may be performed after the etching of the dielectric associated with defining or extending the window therethrough. It may be theorized that by conditioning the masking material after etching the dielectric, the sidewalls in the dielectric may be defined more sharply (that is with a more vertical profile) than what might otherwise result if the photoresist were conditioned before the etching of the dielectric.
In a particular embodiment, the conditioning of the masking material may comprise baking the patterned photoresist 610 in an annealing environment. Where the photoresist is exposed to a UV process, it may be conditioned by exposure to a temperature environment of between about 90 degrees to about 170 degrees Celsius. The duration of this photoresist conditioning may last approximately 10 seconds or longer, and in some embodiments up to two minutes.
Consistent with another embodiment, the photoresist conditioning may use a temperature of up to 250 degrees Celsius.
It may be theorized that the conditioning anneal may promote regrowth of continuous amorphous layers to be extended to the surface of masking material 610. The conditioning bakes may also cure some of the crystalline defects in the regions beyond the amorphous layer of photoresist 610. Further, the conditioning may strengthen sidewalls 611, 612 that define window 204 in the masking material and may make them more durable to subsequent dopant bombardment.
In another embodiment, conditioning 525 may also comprise bombarding the masked substrate with a neutral species, which may include bombarding photoresist 610 over regions of dielectric 237 after forming sidewalls 611, 612 in the masking material. The neutral species may also bombard exposed regions of the dielectric and silicon layer as defined by the window. For some embodiments, the neutral species used during the bombardments may comprise an element selected from the group consisting of carbon, silicon, germanium, hydrogen, halogen and noble gas (i.e., an element from the 1st, 4th, 7th or 8th columns of the periodic table). The bombardment of neutral species into the masking material may be theorized to alter its atomic crystalline makeup and thus make its sidewalls 611, 612 more stable during subsequent dopant implants, as may be associated with forming base and common emitter regions for the two mirror-image thyristors.
Referencing FIGS. 5 and 7–8, a first portion 707 of a commonly implanted base region 870 may be implanted (block 530 of
Prior to the second portion of the implant of dopant 20 to define a second portion of the commonly-implanted base region, in a particular embodiment referencing
In one example, the implants for the formation (block 530 of
Moving forward with further reference to
Thus, base region 920A of dopant 20 (e.g., an n-base region) for a left thyristor may be defined by the amount that the leftward lateral extent 707 of the commonly implanted base region 870 exceeds left lateral extent 920A for common emitter region 980. Likewise, base region 920B of dopant 20 for the right thyristor may be defined by the amount by which the rightward lateral extents differ. In some embodiments, base widths 920A, 920B for the right and left thyristors, respectively, may be about 50 nm to 200 nm with a difference therebetween of only as much as 10 percent.
Having implanted (block 540 of
With the new photoresist patterned for exposing region to be associated with the N-MOS devices, the anisotropic etch may be performed to form spacers from dielectric 237 (such as nitride) previously layered conformally over the silicon layer 220 and against the gate electrodes for the N-MOS devices disposed over associated body regions. The anisotropic etch may remove regions of the dielectric to expose regions of the silicon for the source and drain regions laterally outside the gate electrodes while defining spacers against the sidewalls of the gate electrodes. It may be noted that the spacers formed may be disposed against the sidewalls of electrodes and over regions of lightly doped extension regions (e.g., for lightly doped drain or LDD regions). It may be noted further that halo implants might also have been formed around the gate electrodes—between or proximate the extension region and body regions of the MOSFET devices. These extensions and halo implants may be understood, for some embodiments, to be formed before the conformal layering of dielectric 237 over and against gate electrodes.
After forming the spacers, returning with reference to
In yet a further embodiment, the deep-level implants for the source and drain regions to P-MOSFET devices for CMOS logic devices of the periphery may be formed in-situ during the implant (block 540) for the emitter region (e.g., an anode-emitter) for the thyristor devices. Accordingly, photoresist mask 237 might be re-defined, or re-layered and patterned, after the angled implants for the base regions and before the emitter implant. The redefined mask may further include windows in other peripheral select regions so as to expose regions of the semiconductor device to be associated with P-MOS devices, e.g., as may be related to the CMOS logic of the periphery.
Next, further referencing
Further referencing
Although they are not shown specifically, contacts and conductive lines may be formed over and integrated with the thyristor-based memory. For example, a reference voltage contact may be formed to contact an anode-emitter region of the thyristor. This contact may electrically link the common anode-emitter region to a conductive line that may be disposed (as part of a multi-level metal structure) over the semiconductor substrate and electrically operable to receive a bias voltage. Likewise, a bitline (not shown) may be disposed over the substrate as part of the metal layers or conductive lines for the semiconductor device and may be coupled to the source/drain region of an access transistor on a side thereof opposite the thyristor. This bitline may be electrically configured to transfer data signals between the thyristor cell and read/write circuitry of the memory.
In another embodiment of the present invention, referencing
In this example, the front-end CMOS procedures (block 1010 of
The front-end CMOS procedures (block 1010 of
Referencing FIGS. 10 and 13–14, dielectric 237 may be conformally deposited over entire substrate 225 including regions with first and second wordline electrodes 250, 252 (
Using the patterned photoresist 1410 as an etch mask, the exposed regions of dielectric 237 may then be anisotropically etched to further form (block 1020 of
Moving forward with further reference to
In a particular embodiment, referencing
This specific example may include, therefore, as a part of the front-end processing, the formation of the spacers 247, 1547 against the sidewalls of the gate electrodes (including first wordline electrode 252) for MOSFET devices to define source and drain regions 1577 within silicon layer 220 that are to receive deep source/drain implants.
Next, photoresist 1510 may be removed and the width of the window defined by the patterned dielectric mask material(s) may be further narrowed (block 1035 of
In this examplary embodiment, the conformal layer of dielectric may be formed with a thickness of about 20 nm to 200 nm. When etched anisotropically, the addition of spacers 1647A, 1647B against the patterned dielectric shoulders 237A, 237B may be understood to reduce the width of window 1404 for masking by about 20 nm to 200 nm as related to the originally layered thickness of the second conformally deposited dielectric. It may be noted further that the width of the mask window defined by substantially identical spacers 1647A, 1647B may thus be reduced by substantially equal amounts at each of the left and right sidewalls.
Moving forward with reference to
Accordingly, a width for the N-base regions to respective left and right thyristors of the mirror-image pair may each be defined by the difference of respective left and right extents of the commonly implanted base region relative to the implanted common emitter region; which, in turn, may be related to the amount by which the respective sidewalls of the window in the masking material had been adjusted.
In a particular example, base region in silicon 220 for the left thyristor of the mirror-image pair may comprise a width of about 20 nm to 200 nm. This width for the N-base of the left thyristor may be understood to be substantially equal to that for the N-base of the right thyristor of the mirror-image pair. In certain embodiments, the term "substantially equal" may represent a variation in magnitudes between the widths of the left base region and the right base region of less than about 10 percent. In further examples, the left and the right thyristors of the mirror-image pair may be characterized as being substantially equivalent by way of their electrical properties.
Each of the left and right thyristors may be specified with a given minimum hold current (IHold). This minimum holding current, in turn, may be understood to be dependent on the current gain of the respective thyristors—i.e., βNPN*βPNP—as defined by the combined gain of the consistent NPN and PNP bipolar devices. Referencing
Consistent with some embodiments of the present invention, the magnitude of the width of a base region for one of the two mirror-image thyristors may be substantially equal to that for another of the two mirror-image thyristors; e.g., the differences in the magnitudes between the two widths may be substantially reduced and controlled within half of a decade. For further embodiments of such symmetrical fabrication, the differences between magnitudes of their minimum holding current (IHold) of the two mirror-imaged thyristors may similarly be reduced. In particular embodiments, the magnitude of IHold for the left thyristor may be substantially identical to that of the right thyristor, i.e., within 10 percent.
For example, if the right thyristor of the mirror-image pair has a minimum holding current (IHold) of 100 nA, then the left thyristor will have a similar minimum holding current of 100 nA�10 nA.
The various embodiments described above are provided by way of illustration only and should not be construed to limit the invention. Based on the above discussion and illustrations, those skilled in the art will readily recognize that various modifications and changes may be made to the present invention without strictly following the exemplary embodiments. It may be further understood that such modifications and changes might not depart from the true spirit and scope of the present invention as may be set forth in the following claims.
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They reinvigorated their campaign with a comfortable 20-7 defeat of Namibia in pool play.
After suffering losses to England and Ireland on the opening day, Tony Grantham, Gallop, Forsyth and Richard Girvan secured a morale boosting win at the Holdfast Bay club, one of two venues hosting the tournament.
However, Wales later exacted a measure of revenge for the All Blacks victory in Cardiff when they condemned Tony Grantham, Gallop, Forsyth and Richard Girvan to a 16-12 defeat.
The women's triple of Lisa White, Jan Khan and Mandy Boyd also experienced their first success following reversals to Australia and Hong Kong on Saturday when they overwhelmed Ireland 17-5.
Shannon McIlroy, New Zealand's entrant in the men's singles, started his tournament with a heavy loss to Australia's world No 2 Leif Selby, but recovered to beat England's Jamie Chesney (21-15) at the Lockley club.
His form continued yesterday when he was too strong for Robin Chok (Hong Kong) 21-4 and Nicholas Cole (Spain) 21-18.
Defending pairs champions Val Smith and Jo Edwards were again a mixed bag as they produced a two-win two-loss record after four rounds.
They lost to Australia and thrashed Canada on Saturday and were inconsistent again yesterday, dropping their first match to South Africa 19-14 before crushing Israel 21-9.
Qualifying rounds for the men's singles and fours, and the women's pairs and triples will continue until Thursday when both genders switch to the opposite disciplines.
Post-sectional play begins in December 4 and the championships end five days later.
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a vampire movie that's different, not just by introducing a sly sense of humour, but by devising a premise that's fresh
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Definitely a SyFy "B" movie...Strange is an understatement for this movie. I guess you do these kind of movies when your career is flailing around the edges of the drain. Flannery how low have you sunk buddy...definitely not among his best work. But, the flick is watchable...albeit it is slow, slow, slow; worth that one look if you can make it through the whole thing.
I watched this when it first came out, flixster just got it. Decent vampire movie. Flannery does a great job as the character, beihn was in it briefly and everyone else needs work. The vamp was good looking. Decent watch.
A really fun vampire flick. I absolutely loved the plot, and the acting was pretty good, too. The pace is VERY slow...but it doesn't stop this film from being a successful B-movie.
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Nice mats but they do not stay in place at all, I am constantly slidding them back in place. I will replace them soon hopefully with some that stay in place.
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Kiwi expats have been sharing their views on how living overseas compares to New Zealand. Corinne McKenna has found things to love about both the UK and NZ.
I have made the UK my home for the last two and a half years.
I fell in love with and married an Englishman and we moved back to his home country after the Christchurch earthquakes. We now have two little boys, one born in New Zealand and one born here in the UK.
This is not going to be an "it is so much better here" type of article because the truth is every country is unique and so is every person.
Plenty of people I know would rather cut off their own hand than live in the UK and I know many folk who do not think New Zealand is all that great either.
However, after two and a half years it is nice to be able to reflect on what I love about my new adopted home country and the things I miss with all my heart from my beloved New Zealand.
The United Kingdom - what I love
1. Central heating
I love the warm houses here! No more relying on a heat pump heating up just one room and having to keep my coat on in cafes because it is absolutely freezing inside in the middle of winter.
I no longer turn a fan heater on in the bedroom 15 minutes before I go to bed and then sprint down a freezing hallway, leap into bed and huddle under three blankets and two duvets whilst waiting for my body to stop shivering so I can fall asleep.
Every room in my house over here is warm, there is no condensation and I have one duvet on my bed. The utility bill is much less per month than what we paid in New Zealand and I no longer have to wear socks to bed for fear of getting frostbite in the middle of the night.
2. You can walk everywhere
We live in an historic market town and our car gets used maybe once a week. We walk everywhere because everything is so close. The only downside is that when it rains (which is often) I feel too guilty to use the car to go such short distances. Thank goodness for pram rain covers and umbrellas.
3. The history
It is everywhere, completely accessible and entry fees are low. There is no excuse for not being able to find something to do on a Sunday afternoon over here.
4. The people
I love British people, they are beautifully mannered, friendly without being over-bearing, and generally quiet.
I have had no problems making friends and felt I fitted in straight away.
5. Cadbury's chocolate
I love British Cadbury's chocolate. It just tastes better in my opinion. I am sure many will disagree.
New Zealand - what I miss
1. The houses and the space
They may be cold but I miss the size of the houses in New Zealand so much. They are huge compared to what you can buy for the same money in the United Kingdom.
I felt very claustrophobic for a long time when we first moved here. It is not just the houses, everything feels small and crammed in here, from the narrow roads and footpaths to the tiny shops.
Although I love the cosiness this provides (especially in winter) I do long for the space and light of New Zealand's open landscapes and single story, open plan dwellings.
2. The people
I miss the relaxed nature of New Zealand people. The "sweet as" attitude Kiwis have is so endearing and immediately makes a person feel comfortable.
3. Tim Tams
No, Penguins (a chocolate biscuit that is kind of like a Tim Tam) are not the same. Not even close.
4. Nor'west winds
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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 07/29/14 -- Further to our press release of May 13 of 2014, AgriMinco Corp. (TSX VENTURE:ANO) ("AgriMinco" or "Company") is pleased to announce that the management of the Company has been restructured.
The board has accepted the resignation of Michael Galloro both as a director and from all appointments with the Company and has appointed Johan Slabber as a director with immediate effect. Bruce Cumming has resigned as CEO and CFO but remains on the board of the Company as an Executive Director. Johan Slabber has accepted the appointment of CEO and Jacqueline Popplestone has been appointed as CFO.
AgriMinco is assessing a number of revenue generating acquisition opportunities in African based Agricultural product trading and processing, whilst continuing negotiations with the Ministry of Mines in Togo in regard to phosphate exploration.
Johan Slabber retired from the South African navy in 1995 with the rank of Lieutenant Commander and Project Finance Officer of the navy. Mr. Slabber has 20 year experience in Sub-Sahara Africa in mining development and operations as well as agricultural and commodity trading projects. In particular, Johan was Country Director for DiamondWorks in Angola and Operations Director for Goldtree SL in Sierra Leone.
Commenting on these changes, George Roach, Chairman of the Company said that; "Our Company has been through a torrid period but with access to cash, being largely debt free, a restructured management team and a new focus on cash generating opportunities, we are finally able to look forward to a better future. Whilst welcoming Johan on board as CEO, I would like to thank Michael Galloro for his unstinting service over several very difficult years, and similarly, Bruce Cumming. As at close of business on July 28th 2014, our Company interest in Premier African Minerals Limited (AIM:PREM) (see press release of May 13th 2014) stood at some CAD$1,17m."
About AgriMinco
AgriMinco Corp. is a Canadian company based in Toronto, Ontario Canada. For more information regarding AgriMinco visit our website at www.agriminco.com.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions, uncertainties and management's best estimates of future events. All statements that address future activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur are forward-looking information. Forward-looking information is based upon assumptions by management that are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking information. Factors that may cause actual results to vary materially include, but are not limited to changes in general economic conditions or conditions in the financial markets. Such forward-looking information is based on a number of assumptions, including but not limited to, there being no significant decline in existing general business and economic conditions. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. The Company undertakes no obligations to update publicly or otherwise revise any forward-looking information, except as may be required by law. For a more detailed discussion of such risks and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, refer to the Company's filings with the Canadian securities regulators available on www.sedar.com.
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