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|Maxim Ershov
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|T-Ram Semiconductor, Inc.
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This application is related to; and U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/741,539 filed on Dec. 12, 2003, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,078,739 issued Jul. 18, 2006 (Adaptive gate bias for improving temperature stability of thyristor-based memory), which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/706,162, filed on Nov. 12, 2003, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,304,327 (Thyristor Circuit and Approach for Temperature Stability); the specifications of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
The present invention is directed to semiconductor devices and, more specifically, to thyristor-based memory devices and their fabrication on SOI wafers.
The semiconductor industry seems to continually strive for integrated circuits of greater density and complexity and, at the same time, seek reduced power consumption and package size. Recent advances, e.g., have brought forward single-die microprocessors with many millions of transistors that may operate at speeds of hundreds of millions of instructions per second. Such devices may now be packaged in relatively small semiconductor device packages either as stand-alones or together with other components as part of, e.g., a system on a chip (SOC).
An important part or component for most processing systems, including SOC solutions, is semiconductor memory. Conventional memory devices for storing digital data may include, e.g., SRAM and DRAM circuits. Typically, SRAMs have been used in applications calling for a high random access speed, while DRAMs, on the other hand, have been designated for high-density applications and those where a slower random access speed can be tolerated.
Recently, capacitively coupled thyristors have been introduced as a semiconductor memory that may provide both the speed of conventional SRAM and also the density of DRAM and as a solution that might also be accommodated with available CMOS processes. One type of thyristor-based memory may be described as a thin capacitively coupled thyristor ("TCCT") and may be known to be operable as a bi-stable element.
One design consideration for such thyristor-based memory cell, including the TCCT memory cell, is the holding current of the thyristor. The holding current of the thyristor may refer to the minimum current required to preserve the thyristor's forward conducting state. One aim, therefore, is to target a holding current sufficiently low so that the memory cell may have an acceptable standby current. For example, a holding current larger than a few nano-Amperes per cell could significantly impact its power dissipation and limit the maximum capacity of a thyristor-based memory within, for example, an expanded memory array solution.
Another important consideration when using a thyristor-based memory cell may be its sensitivity to environmental factors that may cause error when it is in the blocking state. A thyristor may be vulnerable to error responsive to various adverse environmental conditions such as noise, light, anode-to-cathode voltage changes and high temperatures. Such vulnerability can affect the operation of the thyristor and result in undesirable disruption of the contents of the memory cell. Accordingly, there may be a compromise in the desire to reduce its vulnerability to adverse conditions and the desire to achieve low standby current.
Furthermore, during manufacture of a thyristor-based memory, various doping, implant, activation and anneal procedures may be performed. Some of these procedures may also be dependent on masking as may be used during patterning for the doping and implant provisions, as well as for patterning for other structures, such as polysilicon for the electrodes. These various procedures—e.g., patterning, masking, doping, implanting, siliciding annealing, etc.—for fabrication of the thyristor memory may, therefore, be understood to contribute to its overall manufacturing complexity, cost and size. The tolerances available for each of these procedures and associated limitations in their reproducibility may also be understood to impact product reliability and yields.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, a thyristor-based semiconductor memory device may be formed on an SOI wafer. An underlying supporting substrate may be doped with a high density of impurity to allow efficient back-gate control of the gain of bipolar devices constituting a thyristor. High substrate doping is required to avoid voltage drop on the substrate, and to prevent depletion and/or inversion of the top surface of the substrate under the thyristor. In one embodiment, a predetermined bias of fixed level may be applied to the substrate for the back-gate control.
In a further embodiment, an adaptive (temperature-dependent) voltage bias may be applied to the substrate for the back-gate control beneath thyristors of the thyristor-based memory device.
In another embodiment, a thyristor-based memory may comprise an array of memory cells, each of which may comprise a thin capacitively coupled thyristor (TCCT) and a transistor to enable selective access to the thyristor. A bias source may apply a voltage to the supporting substrate, for example, as a back-gate control for the gain of a bipolar component of the thyristor. A high density of dopants in the supporting substrate, e.g., at least about 1016 per cubic centimeter, may assist delivery of voltage levels received from the bias source to the backside of the thyristor. In a further embodiment, this bias source may be a temperature-dependent bias source and may generate a voltage level dependent on temperature to control of the gain of the bipolar component with respect to temperature.
In a further embodiment, the fabrication of a thyristor-based memory may include implant of dopant with dosage and implant energy sufficient to establish a high doping concentration in a surface region of the supporting substrate. In one preferred embodiment, the deep implant into the supporting substrate may be performed before formation of isolation trenches. A densification anneal used during formation of the isolation trenches may be understood to assist redistribution of the dopants previously implanted. In another embodiment, the implant into the supporting substrate may be performed after formation of the isolation trenches. The type of the implanted species may be the same or opposite to the type of the substrate doping, which may be of either n-type or p-type dopant. Alternatively, high substrate doping may be achieved without ion implantation by using SOI wafer fabricated by SOI wafer vendor using initially heavily doped substrate.
Subject matter of embodiments of the devices and methods of manufacture to the present invention may be understood by reading the following description with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
In the description that follows, readily established 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.
Embodiments of the present invention may be applicable to a variety of different types of thyristor-based memories, and have been found to be particularly useful for such devices benefiting from improved stability in the presence of disturbing environmental conditions such as high temperature, noise, light and voltage changes. While the present invention is not necessarily limited to such devices, various aspects of the invention may be appreciated through a discussion of various examples of this context.
As used herein, SOI wafer shall reference a supporting substrate (substrate), buried oxide (BOX), and top semiconductor layer. Top semiconductor layer may have one or more layers of material including, but not limited to Si, Ge, SiGe, and all other semiconductors that have been formed on or within the wafer. Layered semiconductors comprising the same or different semi-conducting material such as Si, Ge, SiGe, Si/SiGe, Si/SiC, etc. may be also included. These layers and/or additional layers may be patterned and/or may comprise dopants to produce devices (e.g., thyristors, transistors, capacitors, etc.) of an integrated of circuit. 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 within the wafer.
As referenced herein, portions of, e.g., a transistor or thyristor may be described as being formed in, at or on a semiconductor wafer. Such alternative terms in/at/on may be used individually merely for purposes of convenience. In the context of forming thyristor-based semiconductor memory devices, such terms may collectively reference portions of a semiconductor element that may be within and/or on a starting material. Further, specific examples herein may reference a supporting substrate of p-type dopants and may use a p-type dopant implant (e.g., boron) or n-type implant (e.g., phosphorus) to increase a density of dopant. It will be understood, however, that some embodiments may use an n-type doped supporting substrate and an implant of n-type or p-type dopants for increasing its conductivity.
Further referencing
Relative to thickness, referencing
Further referencing FIGS. 1C and 2B-2C, the blocking voltage VFB for the thyristor and the holding current IH required for an on-state (or conductive state) condition may be understood to depend on the gain of the component bipolar devices, which in turn may depend on the length and doping densities of the base regions and their respective emitter regions. In a broad sense, the integrated amount of dopants provided for a base region along the base length relative to the integrated amount of dopants provided for an emitter region along the emitter length thereof may be used to estimate and/or target the gain of a bipolar device. Accordingly, designs for establishing a given gain to a bipolar device may target certain ratios between the integrated base doping and the integrated emitter doping (known as the base and emitter Gummel numbers, respectively) and may be guided by principles of known Gummel number relationships and equations available from bipolar transistor theory. In general, it may be understood that a device designed with a short base and/or light base doping may contribute to a high gain (beta).
When operating thyristor-memory over a range of temperature, the gain of the bipolar devices may increase at higher temperatures and may decrease at low temperatures. At a low operating temperature, the bipolar elements of the thyristor may experience a reduced gain, which may make it more difficult to turn the thyristor on.
Alternatively, at higher operating temperatures, the bipolar components of the thyristor may exhibit increased gain, which may make it difficult to write or maintain an off state condition. Again, referencing
Accordingly, a compromise may exist between a suggestion for a low gain design for high temperature operation and the opposing suggestion for a high gain design that may preserve performance at low temperature operation. In some instances, a method of fabrication for a thyristor device might thus target a narrow design region for a specified gain (βT) that may be able to yield, per typically known embodiments, devices operable to maintain operability over a range of operating temperatures. Compounding the problem, however, may also be variances in processing steps associated with fabrication of semiconductor devices. These variances may have the effect of shifting actual gain realizations away from a targeted gain (βT of
For example, in one embodiment, the bias source may apply a voltage level to the substrate of magnitude dependent on temperature. Its variation with respect to temperature, in turn, may be predefined to control certain electrical properties of the thyristor with respect to temperature. With a high conductivity within the supporting substrate 202, it may reliably deliver the bias received from the bias source to the region beneath the thyristor.
In accordance with further embodiments, electrode 232 disposed over and capacitively coupled to the P-base region might also receive a bias from a temperature dependent voltage source 274.
Dependent upon the level of doping of P-base region and the thickness of the layer of oxide 204, the gain (βNPN) of the NPN bipolar device associated with thyristor 203 may be controlled, in certain embodiments, with a voltage range as high as 0 to �5 volts, or as low as 0 to �3 volts.
Again, relative to the N-base region, the P-base region of the thyristor may be more susceptible to majority carrier (hole) modulation via the voltage adjustments to the supporting substrate. With the low density of dopants within the P-base region, the voltage changes of the supporting substrate may impact a greater portion or thickness of the P-base region for displacement of a given amount of charge carriers toward or away from the supporting substrate. This displacement may impact the depth at which the majority of current flows within the P-base region and, thus, the gain of the associated NPN transistor. Further, it may be seen that the ability of supporting substrate 202 to deliver the applied bias level to the backside of the bipolar device may similarly be understood to influence the effective relationship between control of the back-gate bias and the gain of the bipolar device.
In terms of Gummel numbers, the gain may be understood to depend on the ratio of the integrated emitter majority carrier concentration and the integrated base majority carrier concentration. Simplistically viewed, a calculation for the base Gummel number in a real three-dimensional structure may be thought of as being performed along the path where the integrated majority carriers may effectuate the smallest value. That is, if we integrate from the left side to the right side of the P-base region, the integral path may traverse the dopant profile's contour location where the majority carriers are of lowest density. With a light doping profile for the P-base region, it may be understood that an electric field influence as effected by a voltage presented by the supporting substrate 202 (e.g., of either a residual parasitic effect or that of an applied bias) may adjust the carrier distribution within the base region and the resulting gain of the bipolar device for the thyristor. With high dopant concentration in the supporting substrate beneath the buried oxide, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a vulnerability to residual parasitic effects may be reduced and the bias levels applied to the supporting substrate may be reliably delivered as the back-gate control beneath the thyristor regions.
Further referencing
In a particular embodiment, bias source 272 may comprise a temperature sensing circuit to sense a temperature and cause a generator to source a voltage of magnitude dependant upon the temperature sensed. The bias source 272 may be electrically coupled to supporting substrate 202 to deliver the applied voltage to a surface region 550 (
For particular embodiments of the invention, further referencing
In a further embodiment, the region 260 of substrate 202 to receive the voltage of the adaptive bias 272 may be driven by known "pump" circuits. The adaptive bias 272 might thus comprise pump circuitry for pumping charge to/from the supporting substrate for adjusting its voltage level.
In an embodiment of the present invention, further referencing
Further referencing
In a proposed theory of understanding, the bipolar gain of a bipolar device within a thyristor may be understood to decrease with decreasing temperature. An adaptive bias voltage may be designed to change with temperature. This voltage can be used to compensate the temperature-dependent modulation of the bipolar gain. The resulting loop gain (the product of NPN and PNP gains) might thus appear flat and more stable across a given temperature range. Accordingly, the adaptive bias may be described as compensating, at least in part, the inherent gain sensitivity with respect to temperature for achieving more stable and reliable thyristor-based memory operation across temperature ranges.
One of the benefits for the adaptive biased thyristor-based memory, referencing
During operation of the thyristor memory at low temperature conditions, the voltage applied by an adaptive voltage source 272 (
In contrast, during high temperature operation, the voltage bias of the supporting substrate capacitively-coupled to the backside of the base region may serve to decrease the bipolar gain of the thyristor and increase the effective forward blocking voltage of the thyristor. Accordingly, the probability for "Type B" failure may be reduced. This may be viewed or understood to be equivalent to shifting the "Type B" failure curve 306 at 125� C. to the right for the effective design template 300B.
In some embodiments, adaptive voltage source 272 may supply a voltage level that shifts non-linearly with respect to temperature. For example, it may sense a first threshold temperature; change a level before adjusting its output voltage from a high or low level. Similarly, it may shift the voltage level in a step-like fashion across a plurality of different first, second, third . . . temperature thresholds. Further, a variety of preliminary tests may be performed for different semiconductor devices, and the adaptive voltage characteristics desired for a variety of different temperatures may be obtained and used to adjust the voltage-versus-temperature gain distributes for adaptive bias source 272 for controlling the bipolar gains with predetermined compensation. In a further embodiment, the threshold temperatures might be pre-programmed within a controller or read-only memory and used for adjusting the voltage levels to be applied to the supporting substrate capacitively coupled to the backside of a base region of the respective thyristors of the thyristor memory.
Typical SOI wafers for thyristor-based semiconductor memory device may have a light doping level in the supporting substrate—i.e., on the order of 1015 per cubic centimeter. As recognized herein, such low level of doping density may be found to hinder delivery or coupling of an applied bias for control of the gain of the bipolar component within the thyristor. It may be understood that when a voltage is applied to the silicon layer over the supporting substrate, it may induce an electric field in the supporting substrate. Under the influence of such electric field, a portion 250 (
For these typical thyristor-based semiconductor memory devices realized on these types of SOI wafers, the vulnerability of the supporting substrate to depletion and associated conductivity loss may lead to voltage drops across the depletion region and/or across the lowered conductivity regions of the supporting substrate. Such voltage drop(s) may undermine an ability to readily or reliably control characteristics of the thyristor device. Further, for embodiments having a temperature adaptive bias source, the design therefore may require more robust realizations in order to achieve greater voltage magnitude or greater drive capability as may be required to overcome the potential voltage drops in the supporting substrate.
In addition to the compromise of voltage drop, the low doping density in the supporting substrate of the typical SOI structured thyristor-based memory may also be found to introduce slow parasitic transient effects. These effects are caused by the slowness of the establishment of the inversion layer in the absence of an ohmic contact to this layer. The physical mechanisms responsible for generation of the (electron) inversion layer are thermal electron-hole generation in the depletion layer and/or diffusion of minority carriers (electrons) in the undepleted part of the p-type substrate towards the depletion layer. Both of these mechanisms may be very slow, especially at low temperatures. These imprinted depletion regions that may be formed in the supporting substrate of low carrier concentration may thus respond very slowly to changes in voltage that may occur in the thyristor. Thus, as further recognized herein, the possible formation of imprinted regions may present lag characteristics or limitations in transient responsiveness, wherein time-constant characteristics may be found with perhaps tens of seconds or longer.
It may be theorized that this long time-constant characteristic may depend on the carrier lifetime properties, which in turn may depend on the thermal generation properties for the semiconductor material associated with the depletion region. Regardless of the proposed theory, the slow parasitic transient effects of the typical SOI fabricated thyristor-based semiconductor memory devices may be found to introduce time and/or history dependent influences upon individual memory cells across a memory array of the overall device. It is further recognized herein that such vulnerability may become more pronounced and onerous for SOI realizations that may use buried oxide layers of finite thickness—e.g., less than about 5000 angstroms.
According to certain embodiments of the present invention, referencing FIGS. 4 and 5A-5D, a supporting substrate 202 of an SOI structure 208 supplied with a p-type dopant of low concentration—e.g., 1-2�1015 per cubic centimeter—may be further processed 402 for obtaining an enhanced dopant concentration 207 in at least a surface region 550 of the supporting substrate proximate the buried oxide layer 204. This enhanced dopant concentration 207 may substantially increase a conductivity across the substrate and may also reduce its vulnerability to carrier depletion and/or inversion in the interface region 550 proximate the buried oxide beneath the memory array.
In a particular method 400 of fabricating a thyristor-based semiconductor memory device, further referencing
For example, assuming dopants of boron, a silicon layer of thickness of up to 1,000 angstroms, and a buried oxide layer of thickness up to 2,000 angstroms; the deep substrate implant may use an energy level of at least 100 keV. Further embodiments may use an energy from 110 to 170 keV and more preferably about 150 keV. Dosage for the boron enhancement implant may be set to a level as great as about 0.5-5.0�1013 per square centimeter.
According to one embodiment, referencing
Referencing FIGS. 4 and 5C-5D, isolation trenches (STI) may be formed in the thin layer of silicon 206 by patterning and etching of the silicon layer, which may define the separate active regions for the memory array—i.e., the different strips of silicon over the buried oxide. A thermal oxidation may form oxide 503 on the walls of the silicon that define the trenches. A deposition process might also be performed to further fill the trenches.
A densification anneal procedure (as a part of block 404 of
With the large thermal budget available from the STI formation for diffusing the enhancement dopant, it may be understood that a greater energy might thus be permitted for the enhancement implant. The implant energy may be set to a magnitude sufficient to position the peak concentration of the dopant profile more deeply within the supporting substrate and also, more importantly, to reduce an amount of residual dopants that may be placed in the top silicon layer resulting from the tail-out of the concentration profile 207.
In one embodiment, the deep substrate implant of dopants 50 may define surface region 550 over the entire area of the supporting substrate 202. In another embodiment, surface region 550 (FIGS. 2A and 5B-5D) may define an area at least as great as that for a memory array to be formed in the silicon layer, while peripheral regions outside the surface region 550 may comprise dopant concentration less than that of the enhanced concentration 207. Further, the area defined by the surface region 550 of the dopant concentration may extend laterally to include and/or encompass the contact region 260 that is to receive the voltage of the adaptive base 272.
Following the deep substrate implant 402 and formation 404 of the isolation trenches 116, further referencing FIGS. 4 and 5C-5D, processing may continue for completing fabrication of the thyristor-based semiconductor memory device 500. For example, various regions of the silicon layer may be implanted 406 with appropriate dopants for defining respective base and emitter regions for the thyristor and respective drain, source and body regions for the MOSFET devices. Dopant activation anneals 408 may also be performed for activating dopants of the oppositely doped polarity regions in silicon 206 for the thyristor and access devices to an array of memory cells (e.g., such as the array structure of
Back-end processing 410 may also be performed, for example, to form interconnects to voltage reference contacts of the thyristor anode-emitter regions and to couple bitlines to bitline-contacts at source regions of access transistors. Further, conductive lines for the voltage references, bitlines and/or wordlines may be formed in various metal layers over the substrate and may be separated from one another by various interlayer dielectrics and/or electrically interconnected by known interconnect provisions. Referencing
In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, referencing
Further referencing
In yet another embodiment, a process of fabricating a thyristor-based memory device may be performed as presently know, but in silicon of an SOI wafer that has been supplied over a supporting substrate of dopant concentration of at least 1016 per cubic centimeter. For example, a level of doping density for a supporting substrate of an SOI wafer available from an SOI wafer vendor may be in the range of 3�1018 to 2�1019 per cubic centimeter.
Further referencing
The data processing system 700 may further include an interface circuit 706 such as an input/output (I/O) device that may be coupled to processor 702 and/or memory modules 750 by way of bus 704. In particular embodiments, the interface 706 may comprise one or more of an interface to a monitor, a printer, a bulk storage device, a keyboard and/or a pointing device, etc. The system may also comprise bus extension circuitry 706 for supporting known bus interface exchange protocols, such as, parallel-to-USB and/or others.
Within an array of a thyristor-based memory 102, further referencing
While certain exemplary features of the embodiments of the invention have been illustrated and described above, many modifications, substitutions, changes and equivalents may be available to those skilled in the art. It is, therefore, to be understood that the appended claims are intended to cover all such embodiments and changes as fall within the spirit of this invention.
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I got a call from a guy who introduced himself as being from Microsoft's largest worldwide affiliate. He asked me some typical questions about my background, and I obliged. Then he said he'd like to have me come in and talk about how he can help me. I asked what his company was called, and he said New Horizons. I asked if it's an actual position he's offering me, and he responded that they offer placement and training. I was confused by this, but I said okay and got off the phone.
Then I looked up New Horizons online. After discovering what it was, I called back. I got voicemail and said that I had been under the impression it was some type of interview, and I'm not interested in paying for any training courses.
A few days later, I got another call from a different guy introducing himself with the same Microsoft blurb. This one was more aggressive from the start. He started asking me about my background, and I played along, not sure it was the same company. Then he started describing his company, how they place people in Fortune 500 companies, and started naming off some big name companies they work with. He said something about how some of their trainees qualify for government assistance that can reduce the costs of the program to zero. (From previous sales work, I know this is just a trick and probably highly misleading; there's probably some loophole that legally allows them to claim that, however I doubt anyone goes through their program without paying anything. From what I've read about this company, it usually ends up putting people tens of thousands in debt, sometimes without anything to show for it.)
Then I asked what his company is, and he said New Horizons. I told him a rep had previously called me about his SCHOOL, and I was not interested in going further into debt for their training courses. At this point, he became even more aggressive. He started trying to degrade my confidence, saying things like, "I gotta be honest, no one's gonna hire you," and, "How do you expect to break into IT?" At that point, I said, "Fine, I'll come see what you guys are about, but I want to be clear that I'm not interested in paying you guys for training." Then he turned downright rude and said, "What did I just say?! Did you hear what I said about government assistance?" So I said nevermind, no thanks and hung up.
Fortunately, that is the extent of my experience with New Horizons. I've read many other negative reports about them, and while I didn't fall for their scheme, I felt it was important to make other job seekers aware of this practice. To be fair, I have a friend who went through New Horizons and doesn't have anything bad to say about them. So, obviously some people have benefitted from their services, which is fine. IT certification training is a good thing, for those who desire it. However, the way New Horizons salespeople mislead job seekers into believing they are interviewing for a job and then attempt to manipulate them into attending their school is unethical.
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NEWS: Shuttle Schedules for Move-In Day Saturday, August 18th 2012 Two shuttle services will be operating: 1. Vandy Vans will circulate between the Vanderbilt Bookstore and The Ingram Commons (from the Intersection of 18th Ave. and Horton) between 8AM and 4:30PM. 2. Shuttles operated by InShuttle will circulate between the long term parking in Terrace…
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Posted: 06/23/2011 - County Crossing casino developer Ronnie Gilley says state Sen. Harri Anne Smith and VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor initially opposed his plan.
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Mine too. It's definitely sharky. But there are way worse spots in the world that are surfed regularly.
\nThat being said, I'd definitely be edgy out there
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I've heard rumors of a mysterious break off of capers somewhere that's only accessible by a boat. I don't have a boat so rumors are what they will remain.
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Jun 5, 2013, 09:15 AM
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I've been watching some outer breaks from Folly, and other places. Sharks roam, how do they know that they are on a outer sand bar in the dark of dawn. Under water it should look just like Folly @ 5:30 am.
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Great thread! We got a few bars off Hunting, but I wouldn't try it during the summer. Maybe during the winter time though. I've heard stories about sharks out there anywhere from 10-20ft. and the shrimp boat guys say there is an abundance of large sharks out there.
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I'll go out there if anyone wants company. I'm serious.
Hey, anyone ever hit any of those Georgia islands?
I've always had a fascination with South Carolina's coast and I don't know why. Never surfed south of Frisco, NC.
Shoot, I even want to catch Tybee Island, GA some day. Yeah, I have unusual surf dreams. I'm not all, " Hawaii, Indo......Hawaii, Indo" I'm more like, "Ireland, Iceland, Alaska........and South Carolina." Plus, Charleston seems like a really cool city. Must have been a hell of a place during the colonial/plantation era. Poor Charleston doesn't get it's due as the important city it was back then. All you hear is Philly and Boston, but Charleston was a force to be reckoned with.
Well anyway, I want to hear some stories of lore aboot this area. Certainly somebody's got an adventurous spirit. I want exotic tales of southern charm, pirates, offshore uninhabited islands, and ghosts. Thank you.
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On Hilton Head, there is that really long sandbar that shoots off the north end of Port Royal Plantation. You can see if from Folly and Burkes. It goes out about a mile off the beach there. I've never gone and surfed it, but I would assume on a NE in the winter that may swing in at the right angle would hit that bar very nicely and create a fisherman's island kind of effect. And yes, it is the Black Tip breading ground, as well as where Mary Lee was pinged when she was hanging out on the island.
\nWould love to hear from someone that has been out there, but it definitely has potential. It has to break. It has all the factors you need.
\nThere should be the same sort of thing on Hunting Island right across the waterway on the South End. I would assume that it would be better on HHI so its not breaking out in the boat channel or anything.
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Jun 5, 2013, 05:42 PM
I don't think it changes much everytime I go its the same, unless we can start surfing colonial lake lol , I do want to check out bull island as well but Idk if its any different from folly or iop.
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Jun 5, 2013, 07:03 PM
I bet the Northern part of Edisto (near Beaufort) can get all-time with all those low-flow inlet mouths making some nice looking points.
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Bull Island can get super fun, but you have to have a boat. Tide plays a big factor there as do sandbars offshore. The north end of Bull gets very, very good, but it needs light offshore wind and a sizable swell to start working. I wouldn't even consider it in turtle nesting season - big toothies. I haven't surfed there in years , last time was hurricane Kyle - no longer have access to a boat.
\nThe shoal off of Bulls Bay is the scariest looking place I've ever seen. Deep dark water and it smelled like menhaden oil. Went out there to surf and wouldn't even get in the water. Looked super junky like it would need a clean swell and very light winds.
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Nov 30, 2013, 10:28 PM
Great quote in Surfer mag last month describing South Carolina during the early days of statehood...
"Its too small for a Republic, but too big for an insane asylum."
I like that!
Yeah, I've heard the rumors of the mysto break off of Capers. Seems like a lot of work to be shark bait. Is this like Charleston's version of Candyman? While rotating on your board repeat Deal Rocks three times and the wave appears?
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July 2009, this was a fairly calm day. That shoal seems to magnify chop.
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Dec 1, 2013, 08:59 PM
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I started a thread about the outer bars in Hatteras once after seeing a youtube vid on brett barley surfing it with his crew in like 2007 or something, but no one replied. I should probably stop annoying you southeast guys and stay off the southeast threads.
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Dec 1, 2013, 02:18 PM
I must have missed that one. I think these guys are talking about shoals that form outside of inlets. The outer bars at Hatty are much different-' + '-they are the remnants of where the Banks were years upon years ago. OBX is constantly moving inland... albeit very slowly. The outer bars still exist because they are also where the ancient maritime forrest was and they are held together by all the root systems and tree trunks-' + '-they make for great fishing. Not too sure how much they have been surfed....
There is also a big shoal off the North end of Masonboro that will break when it's macking-' + '-more of a novelty wave since it rarely has good form and there is a LOT of water moving around when it is breaking.
Frying Pan Shoals will break in areas almost all the way out to the tower 40 miles offshore. Benny B and some others have surfed out there in the past to name a few, not too sure exactly how far out they went though. You'd have to have a safety crew, at least 1 pwc and a boat to make it even remotely safe between the crazy sporadic currents, unpredictability of the waves and the incredible amount of sea life that hangs around the shoals. Let's just say I've had some of the craziest fishing experiences of my life in that area...
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Dec 1, 2013, 08:50 PM
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Dec 1, 2013, 01:41 PM
Caught the best sponge wave of my life in Hilton Head about 18 years ago. I went there a bunch as a kid and I remember a lot of thigh/waist highs, and usually chop. But a over the years a few clean 4' days come to mind.
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This thread is awesome,
\nThe islands are where its at but you have to have a boat. Georgia has loads of uninhabited islands with east facing beaches and there are waves but you have to be really dialed in to know the when and where. The shipping lanes and channel entrance at Tybee will break, looong ride but you have to have schedule for the ship traffic or know the pilots.
\nThere's an outside bar off of the north end of Hilton Head that runs around 3 miles paralleling the coast that might be surf-able? If you want to surf all day by yourself hhi is the place but guard gates can be a factor.
\nI surf Tybee a lot, working on a degree in Savannah, its a fun wave with some punchy sections. The pier is good but "simple minds are drawn to strange objects" and we'll stop at that. It's a weird old beachtown and quite possibly the most redneck/ghetto beach in America, a strange combo so expect an adventure culturally.
\nThe shark issue, like a buddy from Volusia county said " just don't think about 'em".
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Dec 2, 2013, 02:14 PM
The real benefit of shoaling offshore/near any beach break is in how they tend to focus swell into more peaks, creating longer lines and more barrels.
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I have surfed infront of Capers awhile back, it was good and fun but you had to find a section where you didnt get taken into the dead trees that are still in the water from hurricanes. Hence, they name it the boneyard. At low tide you can also see oysters grow on the beach in between the trees, so that makes it super sketchy. I also tried surfing an outer sandbar between capers and bull but there was to much tide and it was a crumbly and then back to swell kinda wave. Very sharky feeling too, probably in the water for a total of 3 minutes there. Everywhere off Edisto sucks, its like 10 feet deep 3 miles out, but like everywhere it gets its day here and there.
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even on the biggest hcane and noreaster swells ive never seen the south end sandbars go off to a point worth surfing but it has, i think its because there are more under water bars then the main bar really slowing down the swell also there are a lot more then just black tips in there bull,tigers and whites in large amounts compared to inshore but f it right. i know a few that surf by it when its on which is never and its shore pound fin breaker. there is also a few beaches in the sound i haven't been to since i was a little kid that have potential at the right direction and a few jetties. seen some big swells on boats while fishing dont see why they couldn't make it to the inside. last time i was at hunting there was a shark attack 2 hours after i got out of the water and we saw some 8 foots swimming by the line up while i was there, had been no swell for a while so there was about 20 people. the attack wasnt that bad though. your biggest risk is being a swimmer and drowning my neighbor lost his son saving his wife and kids to a rip.
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\nThe beach I surf regularly hear gets cleared out a couple times each spring. We were down there in April and there were schools of sharks about 10 yards off shore.
\nI have a restaurant on the water on the intercoastal waterway (bayside) and I catch black tips and sting rays all day off our pier when I go fishing... Just little guys though...
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I also have heard from the coastguard helicopter pilot that if you saw what he has seen, you wouldnt step foot in Edisto waters, and he travels the whole coast, saying it is the sharkiest island by far. Great fishing though
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Dec 2, 2013, 04:20 PM
^ any you c-town boys make it up to cape island in romain? thats about the most exposed part of the state?. i always herd pretty good things about bull besides trees and oyster reefs lol.
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Yeah its called Deveaux Bank, never surfed it though. I do believe that it could work off the right tide and swell but never seen it going off. It is a slender little sandbar that juts out into the ocean off the island. Probably like 10-15 feet wide. and of course it is SHARKY as anyplace can get. Friends of mine caught a 1000 lbs Tiger shark near there.
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Love this thread. A lot of wonder, intrigue, and speculation. Pretty much mimics all the threads I've ever read on Fisherman's Island. Lots of chatter, but not many that have actually scored it when everything is working right. But that's the point right...catching a rare spot with just a couple friends out makes the hunting/exploring all worth it...and brings back a new excitement to surfing again. Last fall I surfed the bay side of Fort Story (i know, its no secret) on a long period NE swell and south winds and got chest high righthanders moving down the bay. Never thought a point break existed in VB in all my 30 years. Really opened up my mind.
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Jun 4, 2013, 11:27 PM #1
south carolina barrier island outter sandbars.
a lot of our barrier islands have them and sometimes i can see what looks like perfect long breaking waves on the horizon. ive been out there fishing on them with no swell of course.... herd from some of the boat capts they have seen some amazing waves out there and its super sharky but yall know theyre everywhere anyways. (loads of bulls and tigers) but has anyone ever had the chance to surf them or know of anyone that has?


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One of the longtime laments of many fans is that DC Entertainment and Marvel don't better utilize popular animated series like Young Justice or the late Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes to promote their comic books. Well, that's about to change.
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Robot 6's Charismatic Mr. Collins assisted Marvel Editor Tom Brevoort in asking a particular question back on Monday to our assembled Robot readers. After hearing a lot of frazzled fans at this year's Baltimore Comic-Con, Mr. Brevoort wants to know what readers think of event books. Enough news and views have happened in the week, but this question is super important and cannot be ignored by Yours Truly.
Event books are a touchy subject. One one hand, they sell a lot of comics based on the sturm und drang of their stories; on the other hand, they ruin a sense of stability for the reader. Some of them have been truly game-changing events, and others have been World War Hulk. Now, you can dress up an event book in the uniform of a particular character and call them more 'localized' events like Curse of the Mutants and Shadowland, but people picking them up off the shelves and taking them to the sales counter know what they really are: an event book, just like all the others have been.
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We study the screening problem that arises in a framework where, initially, the agent is privately informed about both the expected production cost and the cost variability and, at a later stage, he learns privately the cost realization. The speci c set of relevant incentive constraints, and so the characteristics of the optimal mechanism, depend nely upon the curvature of the principal s marginal surplus function as well as the relative importance of the two initial information problems. Pooling of production levels is optimally induced with respect to the cost variability when the principal's knowledge imperfection about the latter is sufficiently less important than that about the expected cost.
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Ask not what Climate Progress can do for you
OK, so I already asked what Climate Progress can do for you (see "What are some questions and issues you want Climate Progress to address?"). And it got a bigger response than I thought it would — 90 comments/suggestions so far (enough to make the top of the Most discussed posts of 2008). I will work to address most of those questions and issues in the coming
days weeks.
So now I'm
asking suggesting what you can do for Climate Progress: Spread the word!
In the wake of the Tom Friedman column last Sunday calling CP "the indispensable blog," I had a big (40%) jump in readership (see full stats below).
I'd like to keep the new readers — and expand further. On my end, that means keeping up both the quantity and quality of posts.
On your end, I'm hoping regular CP readers will reach out and try to get me one new reader each, someone that you know is interested in the subject, preferably someone in the persuadable category. Right now, the global warming deniers and their allies are a lost cause (see "Hill conservatives reject all 3 climate strategies and embrace Rush Limbaugh"), and we need to focus on the vast middle.
I'd recommend emailing them the Friedman piece along with my introduction to new readers.
The Friedman Effect
A couple of people have asked me what the impact of Friedman's column was.
In the week that started last Sunday when his column was published and ended Saturday (yesterday), I had 92,000 visits (~13,000 a day) and 334,000 page views (~48,000 a day). Those figures come from Urchin 6 Web Analytics (from Google).
That is a 40% jump from the previous week.
Sadly, I wasn't paying close attention to the subscribers to my RSS feed, and I don't know a way to go back and find out what they were last Saturday. But I think they are also up about 40%.
[Note: If you are already a regular reader but aren't a subscriber yet, then click here!]
Given the turnover that is inevitable for any blog, I'd be quite delighted to just hold on to the level of new readership from last week.
Remember, with Climate Progress, you don't pay a subscription, you only have to look at one ad, and there are no annoying pledge breaks every few months!
One email is all I ask….
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I send relevant articles to colleagues regularly, and have bookmarked your site. Why is it preferable for you to have "subscribers?" For counting purposes? I prefer to "subscribe" to as little as possible online…
I'll keep reading and sending off your gems, though! Your articles so clearly explain many complex and obtuse issues. –joyce
okay, I sent the link to 15 of my closest former friends!
I've been spreading the word to other postgrad students here in the UK…keep it up!
I've gotten you at least 3 new viewers (my family members) and have begged practically all of my friends to pay ClimateProgress some attention. The problem is that, at least with my friends and family, you'll be preaching to the choir. Have you considered starting up a facebook group? I assume young people are a particularly sought after target audience.
We love you and have many questions.
We thought we knew the way, but many of our friends don't have a clue.
If logic were our guide we'd be out of the woods.
P.S. We'll be here for you. We'll be seeking your advice, because we all need each other's wisdom now more than ever.
I'm one of the new 40%, thanks to Tom Friedman's piece. Reading your posts–and passing them on–has become part of my daily routine. Those of us without the time and knowledge base to read the scientific articles appreciate your efforts at condensation and clarification.
I will pass on ClimateProgress every chance I get.
Building readership on the web is something I've had quite a lot of experience with at multiple points in my career — at ScienceBlogs, at Seed and at Scientific American.
The most important thing is quality content (check) and a rich internal linking structure (check). The next most important thing is probably syndication. I know you already syndicate to Grist — but you'd be surprised how many websites out there would be happy to have more free content.
You could:
1) Start specifically releasing all your posts under a creative commons / attribution license, and make them freely available to any website that wants to use them, as long as they keep the links that are already in your posts intact (this will keep readers clicking through back to climateprogress.org)
2) Approach sites you like (besides Grist) and offer them your content, free, under exactly these terms (Treehugger, Ecogeek and others come to mind — not as high-brow as Grist, but they certainly reach a mass audience)
This strategy works quite well for many for-profit outlets (and you don't have to worry about that, so you're in an even better position). Here are some examples:
E magazine syndicates content all over the web in the form of their "EarthTalk" column, e.g.
LiveScience, an online general-science site, practically owes its whole existence to being syndicated on Yahoo news since the early days:
Ecogeek.org syndicates a column to Treehugger and elsewhere:
Again, all these relationships do not, to the best of my knowledge, involve anything other than one party offering free content to another, and both benefitting because the hosting site is always happy to have more high-quality content and the party syndicating benefits from increased awareness and traffic from the links already embedded in the content.
Tweet you're new posts on twitter.
Might want to try not loosing old readers as you attempt to boost your audience.
My facebook links are pretty much a catalogue of everything you have written.


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Madhavi is an Indian film actress known for her works in Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Oriya and Bengali cinema. In a career spanning seventeen years, she has acted in three hundred films.
Early life[edit]
Madhavi was born in Hyderabad, India to Sasirekha and Govinda Swamy.[2] She grew up with a sister and brother. She learnt Bharat Natyam from Uma Maheswari and folk dance from Mr. Bhatt from an early age and gave more than a thousand dance performances. She attended Stanley Girls High School in Hyderabad, Abids Branch.[3]
Director Dasari Narayana Rao gave her a starring role in the Telugu film Thoorupu Padamara when she was a teenager. The film became a huge hit.[4] K. Balachander then cast her in a supporting role in his Telugu film Maro Charithra (1978). She reprised her role in its Hindi remake Ek Duje Ke Liye (1981), which became the top grossing film of 1981. In both films, she showed remarkable sensitivity as a lonely wealthy woman who falls in love with Kamal Haasan's character. She earned a Filmfare Award nomination as Best Supporting Actress.[5] K. Balachander was so impressed with her performance in both films that he introduced her to the Tamil film industry with Thillu Mullu (1981) opposite Rajinikanth. By the end of the decade, she was starred opposite Amitabh Bachchan in the Hindi film Agneepath (1990).
Madhavi acted alongside Kamal Haasan in Raja Paarvai, Tik Tik Tik, Kaakki Sattai and Mangamma Sabadham appearing in a swimsuit in all the films. Her films with Rajinikanth include Garjanai, Thambikku Entha Ooru, Un Kannil Neer Vazhindal and Viduthalai. She showed her ability in movies like Enga Oor Kannagi, and Nirabaraadhi. She also played Zeenat Aman's role from the Hindi hit film Insaf Ka Tarazu) (1980) in the Telugu remake "Edi Dharmam Edi Nyayam" (1982) and the Tamil remake Needhi Dhevan Mayakkam (1982).
She appeared in many Malayalam films especially in those starring superstars Mammootty and Mohanlal. She played the Zeenat Aman role from the Hindi hit film Don in the Malayalam remake titled Shobaraj (1986). Her portrayal of Unniyarcha in the National Award-winning movie Oru Vadakkan Veeragadha was critically appreciated and is often recognised as one of the best roles in her career. Her portrayal as a mother who met her end with leukaemia in Akashadoothu won her the Kerala State Film Award for Second Best Actress and Filmfare Award for Best Actress for 1993. Other notable films include Ormakkayi, Changatham, Novemberinte Nashtam and Nombarathi Poovu. She was later seen in supporting roles in films such as Aksharam and Aayiram Naavulla Ananthan. Most of her author-backed roles were in Malayalam films. She has won three Kerala State Film Awards, one for Best Actress and two for Second Best Actress.
She acted in a number of films with Telugu star Chiranjeevi. Her first movie with Chiranjeevi was Intlo Ramaiah Veedhilo Krishnaiah in 1982. She acted again with Chiranjeevi in the movie Khaidi. Her last movie in Telugu was Big Boss (another Chiranjeevi film).
She also acted in a number of Kannada movies alongside popular Kannada actors including Rajkumar, Vishnuvardhan, Anant Nag and Ambareesh. Her performance in Haalu Jenu and Malaya Marutha was widely acclaimed.
Personal life[edit]
In 1996, her spiritual teacher 'Swami Rama' arranged her marriage to one of his followers, a pharmaceutical businessman named Ralph Sharma, who is half-Indian and half-German. She married within a few weeks on 14 February 1996 of their introduction. They have three daughters and live in New Jersey.[6]
- 1981 – Second Best Actress – Valarthu Mrigangal
- 1982 – Kerala State Film Award for Best Actress – Ormakkayi
- 1993 – Second Best Actress- Akashadooth
Filmfare Award for Best Actress
Selected filmography[edit]
Complete list of Madhavi's Malayalam Movies are available from the MSI Database.[7]
- ^ "South Siren Madhavi back from exile!". Stardust. 31 October 2013. Retrieved 2 July 2016.
- ^ http://maadhavi.com/about.html
- ^ "Maadhavi". Maadhavi. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
- ^ "Maadhavi". Maadhavi. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
- ^ 1st Filmfare Awards 1953
- ^ "Maadhavi". Maadhavi. 14 February 1996. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
- ^ "Maadhavi's Complete Malayalam Filmography". MSI. Retrieved 9 June 2012.


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A slew of new titles will launch in the aftermath of "DC Universe: Rebirth," but there are still more we'd like to see.
Producer Brandon Vietti says "Young Justice's" return is in Warner Bros.' hands, and he's "anxious to jump back in the world."
While the DC Animation panel at WonderCon was billed as a showdown, it was more of a love fest when the stars and producers joined forces on stage.
While the cast and crew encourages fans to #KeepBingingYJ in hopes of a third season, some fans want DC Comics to bring back the comic series.
Danica McKellar released a video promoting the #KeepBingingYJ hashtag in hopes that renewed interest in "Young Justice" will result in a new season.
Laura Vandervoort compares "Smallville's" Supergirl to the current one; "X-Men's" Lana Condor opens up about Jubilee and more.
Aqualad voice actor Khary Payton and series producer Greg Weisman weigh in on the campaign for a third season.
Though he's not making any announcements or promises, Weisman appears to be as interested in another season of the show as its fans.
Animation veteran Greg Weisman discusses his first-ever Kickstarter campaign, for an audio play version of his novel "Rain of the Ghosts."
Executive Producer Michael Jelenic explains how deadline crunches and Internet hate led to a completely stupid DC crossover that's actually "Serious Business."
The cast of the fan-favorite DC show crash land into the ridiculous world of "Teen Titans Go!" in an exclusive new clip.
Clark Gregg discusses the new direction for "Agents of SHIELD" season 2; Ben Affleck teases comic book influence on "Batman V Superman" & more.
The cast and crew of the gone-but-not-forgotten animated "Young Justice" gathered to share behind the scenes tales of the popular series.
With "All-New X-Factor" in full swing and a new "Spider-Man 2099" on the way, we choose the greatest stories in writer Peter David's lengthy career.
With change rolling through DC Comics' New 52 in April, CBR looks at what titles and characters deserve time in the spotlight in the DCU.
In a move frustratingly familiar to DC Nation fans, Cartoon Network has abruptly and completely removed "Beware the Batman" from its line-up.
Developer Little Orbit has pushed back the release of its "Young Justice: Legacy" video game, saying it it will now be available for Wii and Nintendo 3DS in addition to the previously announced PlayStation 3, Xbox 36
Casting rumors for "Guardians of the Galaxy" continue! A new "Man of Steel" trailer hits the web! Joss Whedon discusses "The Avengers 2!" Plus, what's happening with Marvel & Fox's Quicksilver and more!
"Teen Titans Go!" producers Michael Jelenic and Aaron Horvath discuss taking the teen heroes in a comedic direction, reuniting with the original series' voice cast and more. Plus, a 7-year-old's review of the first episode!
At WonderCon's DC 101 panel, SVP John Cunningham and writer Scott Lobdell teased animated Vertigo adaptations and highlighted upcoming movies & TV shows while facing off with "Teen Wolf" fans.
"Young Justice: Legacy" developer Little Orbit has released the box art image for the video game, which helps fill in the 5-year gap between season one and season two of the fan-favorite animated series.
After watching the final episodes of DC Nation's "Young Justice" and "Green Lantern," seven-year-old Sienna decided to write Cartoon Network in an attempt to save her "faaaavrit" shows.
Cartoon Network has released stills and video from this weekend's DC Nation block featuring a new Farm League short and the final episodes of "Young Justice" and "Green Lantern: The Animated Series."
Alan Cumming debunks "X-Men: Days of Future Past" casting rumor! More "Iron Man 3" character revelations! "Veronica Mars" heads to Kickstarter to raise $2 million for a movie! Plus, "Arrow" and more!
Cartoon Network has released video and stills from this weekend's DC Nation episodes, featuring clips from "Young Justice," Guy Gardner on "Green Lantern" and one more Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld" short.
Cartoon Network has released video and stills from this weekend's DC Nation episodes, with clips from "Young Justice," "Green Lantern" and the final "Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld" short.
Rebecca Hall discusses working with Robert Downey, Jr. in "Iron Man 3!" "Amazing Spider-Man 2" finds its Norman Osborn! The Huntress returns in next week's episode of "Arrow!" Plus, "DC Nation" clips and more!
Army logos revealed for "Ender's Game!" Greg Weisman discusses the future of "Young Justice!" Marc Webb teases FBI special agents in "Amazing Spider-Man 2!" Plus, "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" & more!
Cartoon Network has released video and stills from this weekend's DC Nation episodes, with clips from "Young Justice," "Farm League" and "Green Lantern," featuring the debut of Orange Lantern Larfleeze.
"Young Justice" producer Greg Weisman reveals he and Brandon Vietti are tying up enough story threads to satisfy fans but leaving some dangling "so that we have the chance to come back."
Will Harrison Ford return as Han Solo for "Star Wars Episode VII?" Bryan Singer teases corrections in "Days of Future Past!" Henry Cavill discusses "Man of Steel!" Plus, "Amazing Spider-Man 2" & more!
Cartoon Network has released video and stills from this weekend's DC Nation episodes, with clips from "Young Justice" and "Green Lantern: The Animated Series," featuring the return of Carol Ferris as Star Sapphire.
Filming wraps on "S.H.I.E.L.D." pilot! "The Walking Dead" midseason premieres draws record number of viewers! The CW renews "Arrow" for a second season! Plus, "X-Men: Days of Future Past" & more!
Cartoon Network has released video and stills from this weekend's DC Nation episodes, with clips from "Young Justice," "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" and the latest "Amethyst" short!
Edgar Wright gives an update on "Ant-Man!" Norman Reedus discusses Daryl and Merle in "The Walking Dead!" Shawn Ashmore teases the story of "X-Men: Days of Future Past!" Plus, "Star Trek Into Darkness" & more!
Little Orbit's Matthew Scott discusses "Young Justice: Legacy," which fills in the gap between season one and two of the animated series, saying that Cartoon Network dropping the show from DC Nation will not affect the game.
Warner Bros. has released new images for "Teen Titans Go!" and "Beware the Batman," which will replace "Young Justice" and "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" on Cartoon Network's DC Nation programming block.
Tony Stark gets a new poster and video for "Iron Man 3!" J.J. Abrams discusses "Star Trek Into Darkness" in a new featurette! Get a sneak peek at next week's episode of "Arrow!" Plus, "Young Justice" & more!
The show's long term life may be in doubt, but "Young Justice" producers Greg Weisman and Brandon Vietti have more story to tell in Season 2. The two describe their plans to CBR while sharing an exclusive clip.
Lois Lane goes digital in "Man of Steel" photo! How Kathleen Kennedy convinced J.J. Abrams to do "Star Wars!" The teaser for the new "Iron Man 3" trailer airs! Plus, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" and more!
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