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The US Department of Defense should continue to require that its new buildings or major renovations to facilities be designed to achieve a LEED-Silver or equivalent rating, according to a report from the National Research Council.
Based on a review of empirical studies related to energy-efficiency and green building standards, Energy-Efficiency Standards and Green Building Certification Systems Used by the Department of Defense for Military Construction and Major Renovations says that green building certification systems such as LEED offer frameworks for successfully reducing energy and water use in buildings. However, the Defense Department should also focus more on a building's performance after it is built, the report says.
The department should establish practices to evaluate its high-performance or green buildings after construction to ensure that efficiency objectives are met, performance continues to improve, and the measures required to reduce levels of energy and water use are cost-effective, the authors argue. Specifically, for all new construction and major renovations, the defense department should measure actual performance for at least three years after initial occupancy and use the resulting information to modify its policies as needed, they say.
In addition, the DoD should gather data for conventional buildings to establish baselines for performance measurement. The report also recommends that the DoD retain the flexibility to modify building standards and the application of green building certification systems in ways that are appropriate to the department's operating environment and mission.
The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 requires federal agencies to use a green building certification system for new construction and major renovations of buildings. One of the most commonly used systems in the US is Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, developed by the US Green Building Council.
Last year 20 trade groups lobbied to stop the federal government's facilities agency, the General Services Administration, from adopting the proposed LEED v4 construction standards. The groups said a chemical avoidance provision in the standards could eliminate the use of hundreds of products, such as heat-reflecting roofing membranes, PVC piping and foam insulation.
The coalition has urged the GSA to switch its LEED requirement for all federal buildings to another standard such as the Green Globes Standard. The group also is lobbying for a new green building standard that supports performance-based building codes, standards and rating systems developed in conformance with the American National Standards Institute.
This month the GSA announced the start of a 60-day comment period on the government's use of green building certification systems.
The Department of Defense is making middling progress on its 2011 environmental goals, according to the latest Office of Management and Budget sustainability scorecard, released in June. The scorecard said the department met two of its goals, made progress on two and needed improvement on a third. In contrast, the EPA met all of its sustainability and energy goals for 2011 and remains on track to meet all seven future goals, its scorecard said.
Correction: An earlier version of this story described LEED as "co-developed by the US Green Building Council and Green Globes and licensed by the Green Building Initiative." This was due to an error in the source material.
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2006 Mitsubishi Galant GTS V6 4dr Sedan (3.8L 6cyl 4A)
I bought my used Galant 6 months ago and so far its been the most reliable car I've owned. It's the first import I've owned as well. Very comfortable to drive and I get 29 mpg with the 6 cylinder engine. Granted, it isn't a German luxury car but if your looking for an affordable used car with a good reputation, this is it. I like it so much in fact, i'm going to buy a 2012 model when my financial situation improves. I was bummed to hear 2012 was the last year but who knows, maybe Mitsubishi will make a new full size car with similar features. Overall, a good buy.
Leather interior, heated seats, sunroof, display screen, white gauges. Good power/get up & go.
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2006 Mitsubishi Galant ES 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 4A)
I just changed jobs and had to give up my company car sooner then I thought and bought this car without even test driving it from a dealer. I just had a good feeling about the car..Now that I own it I just love it.. Even with the 98,000 miles on it I could tell it was well cared for. Not even one door dig on it so I know the last person watched were they parked it to avoid door digs. Why would someone do all that and not care for the car..Right? I was sad to hear that this car will be dropped after 2012. Just when I find a car I like it's discontinued. Sure a Honda or Toyota is a higher rated car but also a higher price..In these hard times the Galant offered me great value for my dollar
6 disc changer - Heated leather seats - Nice ride - Handles very well on tight turns and expressway driving - Takes the bumps very well - Roomy inside I am 5"11 - Roomy back seat - Roomy trunk - Plenty of get up and go power for a 4 cyl engine - Good on gas I get about 24 miles per gallon all around average - I would also like to note the styling is sweet - I catch allot of people checking my car out.
Some grab handles would of been nice...But I was looking for great value and I found it and will never look back.I am very very please and happy with my purchase and the great financing I got from my Credit Union 3.5% The dealer was asking $9,000 I got it for $8,000.I think the only thing this car lacks was better marketing about it's value to the cost minded consumer.Sorry to see the model come to end after 2012. A sad day!
This is the second Galant we've owned. The first one was a 2003 model. We bought it used with 140,000 miles on it and it drove very good for three years. With that type of dependability we decided to go for another one. The 2006 model we just bought has 60,000 miles on it but drives great and it looks like new inside out!
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The undead man Finir assaulted earlier had regenerated, even when the dragon had tore off his arms completely. The sound of this twisting bone and flesh - a duet of morbidity - tortured Finir's sensitive ears, and even made is usually iron stomach twist and cringe at the sound and the site of this bloody mess.
"Urgh...That didn't work, Nimi..."
Finir said in a dejected sigh.
"Well, sure it worked,"
Nimi voiced with clear irritation,
"It did something. Just like you said."
The azure dragon felt a bit embarrassed by his foolish idea. If they could recover from something like Drake's gravity crush, why couldn't they from simply losing a limb? He'd hate to see what a regenerated head would look like if he were to lop off a neck or two...
At his moment of discouragement, there was the sudden
of Michael's overhead assault on an undead, as well as Bianca's gleeful presence and attitude. Finir's zeal and morale instantly with few of his role models entering the fray. He turned back to his recovered victim and hit him back away with a focused ball of water from his maw.
Also a moment afterward, the Asgard party, including Lari and Ferre, had arrived! And not to mention--
The undead man Finir faced flew back from a yellow blast that followed his water volley, and with a twist of his neck, Tiamat immediately came into his sight and at his side.
"Are you well, child?"
she asked in her usual solemn tone.
"Yes, my Queen. Thank you for your concern,"
Finir answered. She nodded quietly with a smile, her bright yellow eyes examining his conscience closely. She turned toward an undead assailant and hit her away with the emblem staff. She glimpsed intently on the eyes, and glared.
she thought to herself, seemingly critical...
And yet...a somewhat wry smile appeared about her maw as she thought on.
Both she and Finir twitched their ears to hear the singing from Tiamat's Seraphim friend, Ferre:
In this infinite concentration, I will execute the purge
For the sake of summoning and liberating you, little bird
I shall purge the evil that threatens you!
In this hurried frenzy of destruction, I will cut the bonds that hold soul and flesh together!
Purge the evil spirits, purge the diseased flesh, purge the taint!
In this hurried frenzy of destruction, I will cut the bonds that hold soul and flesh together!
Begone and fall from this ephemeral world!
The undead around them seemed to groan laborously, as opposed to their earlier heavy breathing, as if they had gills with no promise of water in this sandy wasteland. The Queen of Dragons smiled again.
"Now is your chance, child,"
she whispered from over Finir's shoulder.
"Strike with confidence as yonder angel, Emilio!"
She gestured her staff toward Finir's angelic companion, and saw that with an axe, he cut off a limb...and no regeneration occured! Finir seemed almost surprised, as if only Lady Luck could bless the chance of no regenerating.
"I shall tend to Ferre,"
Tiamat continued,
"I leave the rest to you!"
"Yes, my Queen!"
Finir nearly shouted in confidence. With that, the Dragonkin went on a frenzy with Nimi in hand! He lept here and lunged there, rolling heads and limbs from his surrounding assailants.
Tiamat smiled at her Retainer's rampage, and made a great wingbeat at the ground, emitting a small shockwave as she did that sliced off the legs of encroaching undead, her necklace dancing in the force of her inertia. She spiraled to face upright as she called out for Ferre, and landed close to him.
She occupied his shoulders with comforting claws, rubbing and caressing them.
"Ferre, are you alright?"
she whispered, looking on at the scenes below.
"... Diasee is becoming desperate, having to rely on these poor souls to do his bidding...this is sacrilegious...!"
The Dragonkin enjoyed letting loose on these fiends as he chopped, scratched, sliced, bashed, swiped, and whatever attack word you can think of through the multitude of undead. There was a grin upon his face and a chuckle welling up within his throat.
But all of that faded when a much smaller obstacle stood in his way. In fact, the Dragonkin was horrified by what he saw. Among the ranks of the undead...was an adolescent girl, still with the same eyes and complexion as the rest of the undead. Her expression, blank. Eyes half closed and faded with a vacant stare, slightly parted lips, a funeral gown, and nicely done twin pony tails.
Finir was nearly heartbroken, but kept his composure.
he called out.
"...I found a small...undead girl..."
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Article: Characterization and Modeling of 1/ Noise in Si-nanowire FETs: Effects of Cylindrical Geometry and Different Processing of Oxides[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: In this paper, the volume trap densities Nt are extracted from gate-all-around silicone-nanowire FETs with different gate oxides, using a cylindrical-coordinate-based flicker noise model developed. For extracting Nt , the drain-current power spectral densities were measured from a large number of identical devices and averaged over, thereby mimicking the spatial distribution of trap sites inducing 1/ f curve. Also, effective mobility and threshold voltage were simultaneously extracted with the series resistance to characterize the 1/ f noise in terms of intrinsic values of these two channel parameters. The volume trap densities thus extracted from different oxides (in situ steam-generated oxide/rapid thermal oxide/nitride-gated oxide) are compared and further examined using hot-carrier stress data. Finally, radius dependence of the cylindrical 1/ f model developed is discussed.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Presented in this letter are the C - V data, measured from nanowire capacitors, which have been fabricated by connecting in parallel a large number of identically processed nanowire FETs. The C - V curves were examined over a range from accumulation to inversion with varying frequencies and at different electrode configurations. The gate response of the undoped and floating channel is investigated using C - V data, and the inversion charge and carrier mobility are accurately extracted by eliminating the effects of parasitic capacitances and series resistance R sd. These observed data are compared with the data from planar MOS capacitor.
Conference Paper: Characterization of Gate-All-Around Si-NWFET, including R(sd), Cylindrical Coordinate Based 1/f Noise and Hot Carrier Effects[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: In this paper, we introduce the cylindrical coordinate based flicker noise model for Silicon NanoWire Field Effect Transistor (Si-NWFET) with Gate-All-Around (GAA) structure. For the accurate extraction of the volume trap density, Nt, with 1/f noise modeling, the parameters which represent the intrinsic channel properties are determined by rejecting the series resistance Rsd effect. Due to the random distribution of traps in Si-NWFETs, the 1/f noise data are obtained by averaging the drain current power spectral density, Sid, for several devices. By using the proposed 1/f model, the extracted volume trap density is compared for three different oxide processes (ISSG/RTO/GNOx) and verified by hot carrier stress test.
Article: Fabrication and electrical characteristics of self-aligned (SA) gate-all-around (GAA) si nanowire MOSFETs (SNWFET)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: We have proposed gate-all-around Silicon nanowire MOSFET (SNWFET) on bulk Si as an ultimate transistor. Well controlled processes are used to achieve gate length (LG) of sub-10nm and narrow nanowire widths. Excellent performance with reasonable VTH and short channel immunity are achieved owing to thin nanowire channel, self-aligned gate, and GAA structure. Transistor performance with gate length of 10nm has been demonstrated and nanowire size (DNW) dependency of various electrical characteristics has been investigated. Random telegraph noise (RTN) in SNWFET is studied as well.
Article: Comparison of Series Resistance and Mobility Degradation Extracted from n- and p-Type Si-Nanowire Field Effect Transistors Using the Y-Function Technique[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The series resistance Rsd and the electron and hole mobilities, extracted from n- and p-type Si-nanowire field effect transitors (Si-NWFETs) using the Y-function technique are compared. Both n- and p-NWFETs show similar Rsd values but n-NWFETs have larger Rsd variation from device to device than p-NWFETs. Also, compared with n-NWFETs, p-NWFETs exhibit higher low-field mobility μ0 but severe mobility degradation, regardless of channel length in the high gate voltage Vgs region. With decreasing channel length and increasing lateral electric field for a given drain voltage, n-NWFETs exhibit low-field mobility (μ0) degradation resulting from the velocity saturation. In contrast, the hole mobility in p-NWFETs remains nearly constant and is consistant with its larger critical electric field, Ec.
Article: Characteristics of the Series Resistance Extracted From Si Nanowire FETs Using the $Y$ -Function Technique[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The series resistance, R sd in silicon nanowire FETs (Si-NWFET) is extracted unambiguously, using the Y -function technique, in conjunction with the drain current and transconductance data. The volume channel inversion in Si-NWFET renders the charge carriers relatively free of the surface scattering and concomitant degradation of mobility. As a result, the Y -function of Si-NWFET is shown to exhibit a linear behavior in strong inversion, thereby enabling accurate extraction of R sd. The technique is applied to nanowire devices with channel lengths 82, 86, 96, 106, 132, and 164 nm, respectively. The extracted R sd values are shown nearly flat with respect to the gate voltage, as expected from Ohmic contacts but showed a large variation for all channel lengths examined. This indicates the process parameters involved in the formation of series contacts vary considerably from device to device. The present method only requires a single device for extraction of R sd and the iteration procedure for data fitting is fast and stable.
Article: Possibility of Transport Through a Single Acceptor in a Gate-All-Around Silicon Nanowire PMOSFET[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Temperature-dependent electrical transport measurements of cylindrical shaped gate-all-around silicon nanowire p-channel MOSFET were performed. At 4.2 K, they show current oscillations, which can be analyzed by single hole tunneling originated from nanowire quantum dots. In addition to this single hole tunneling, one device exhibited strong current peaks, surviving even at room temperature. The separations between these current peaks corresponded to the energy of 25 and 26 meV. These values were consistent with the sum of the bound-state energy spacing and the charging energy of a single boron atom. The radius calculated from the obtained single-atom charging energy was also comparable to the light-hole Bohr radius.
Conference Paper: Series Resistance Behavior Extracted from Silicon Nanowire Transistors using the Y-function Technique
Conference Paper: Sub-10 nm Gate-All-Around CMOS Nanowire Transistors on Bulk Si Substrate[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: In this paper, sub-10 nm gate-all-around (GAA) CMOS silicon nanowire field-effect transistors (SNWFET) on bulk Si substrate are fabricated successfully for the first time with 13-nm-diameter silicon nanowire channel. On-state currents of 1494/1054 muA/mum at off leakage currents of 102/6.44 nA/mum are obtained for N/PMOS, respectively. The impacts of nanowire diameter (DNW) and gate oxide thickness (TOX) as well S/D parasitic resistance (RSD) on performance are investigated in details.
Conference Paper: Characteristics of sub 5nm tri-gate nanowire MOSFETs with single and poly Si channels in SOI structure[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Sub 5 nm tri-gate nanowire MOSFET is successfully developed with good uniformity by using conventional technology in the SOI structure. Performance of the poly Si channel is compared with that of the single Si channel. On-state current of n-FET has attained to 802 uA/um for single Si channel, while 471 uA/um for poly Si channel, which is 60 % of performance of the single Si channel at LG ~ 5 nm due to the enhancement of ballistic efficiency. At the extremely small LG of around 5 nm, we also investigate off-leakage current with boosted BJT operation.
Conference Paper: Investigation on Hot Carrier Reliability of Gate-All-Around Twin Si Nanowire Field Effect Transistor[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Hot carrier (HC) reliability of gate-all-around twin Si nanowire field effect transistor (GAA TSNWFET) is reported and discussed with respect to size and shape of nanowire channel, gate length, thickness and kind of gate dielectric in detail. Smaller nanowire channel size, shorter gate length and thinner gate oxide down to 2 nm thickness show worse hot carrier reliability. The worst VD for 10 years guaranty, 1.31 V, satisfies requirement of ITRS roadmap.
Conference Paper: Twin silicon nanowire FET (TSNWFET) On SOI with 8 nm silicon nanowires and 25 nm surrounding TiN gate[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: In this work, fabrication of TSNWFET on SOI with down to 25-nm TiN surrounding gate and 8-nm silicon nanowires is reported with high manufacturability and improved device reliability including reduced junction and gate leakage currents by fully eliminating the bottom parasitic channel existing in previous TSNWFET on bulk Si. And high performance is also obtained to be 1124muA/mum and 1468muA/mum at off current of 1nA/mum for NMOS and PMOS, respectively.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: ION is increased about 25 % with the width/height (W/H) of 12/24 nm nanowire (NW) in comparison with the W/H of 12/12 nm at VG-VTH = 1 V. With these results, we have successfully fabricated NW SRAM arrays with the W/H of 5/15 nm and LG of 40 nm for the first time. Static noise margin (SNM) of 325 mV is achieved at VD = 1 V. NW height and gate oxide thickness dependency of n-ch twin silicon nanowire MOSFET (TSNWFET) on device variations is investigated. Line edge roughness and size variation are more critical than random dopant fluctuation in TSNWFET.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Temperature (T) dependent transport measurements of cylindrical shaped gate-all-around silicon nanowire MOSFETs (SNWFETs) were performed. Single electron tunneling behaviors were observed at 4.2 K and one of the devices exhibited anomalously strong current peak which survived even at room temperature. The observed peak was interpreted as an evidence of transport through single impurities in the channel.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: A gate-all-around (GAA) twin silicon nanowire MOSFET (TSNWFET) with 5-nm-radius channels on a bulk Si wafer is successfully fabricated to achieve extremely high-drive currents of 2.37 mA/ mum for n-channel and 1.30 mA/ mum for p-channel TSNWFETs with mid-gap TiN metal gate that are normalized by a nanowire diameter. It also shows good short-channel effects immunity down to 30-nm gate length due to the GAA structure and the nanowire channel. The effect of bottom parasitic transistor in TSNWFET is also investigated.
Article: Experimental evidence of ballistic transport in cylindrical gate-all-around twin silicon nanowire metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: We have investigated the electrical characteristics of cylindrical gate-all-around twin silicon nanowire metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect-transistors with 4 nm radius and the gate length ranging from 22 to 408 nm. We observed strong transconductance overshoot in the linear source-drain bias regime in the devices with channel length shorter than 46 nm. The mean free path estimated from the slope of the zero-field one dimensional ballistic resistance measured as a function of device length was almost the same as this length. (c) 2008 American Institute of Physics.
Conference Paper: Investigation of nanowire size dependency on TSNWFET[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Nanowire size (dNW) dependency of various electrical characteristics on gate all around twin silicon nanowire MOSFET (TSNWFET) is investigated to understand overall performance of nanowire transistor deeply. When dNW decreases, current drivability (Ion) normalized by circumference at the same VG-VTH improves and maximizes at dNW of 4 nm. And mobility is also estimated with capacitance and series resistance. All the experimental investigation shows that dNW of 4 nm is the best point to maximize the volume inversion effect on gate all around nanowire MOSFET.
Conference Paper: Experimental Investigation on Superior PMOS Performance of Uniaxial Strained ≪110≫ Silicon Nanowire Channel By Embedded SiGe Source/Drain[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Strained silicon nanowire transistor with embedded SiGe (e-SG) source/drain is investigated for the first time on experiments. By compressive stress induced by e-SG, PMOS performance is improved by about 85%. <110>-oriented nanowire channel also contributes 80% PMOS performance improvement relative to <100> direction. By combination of uniaxial stress and <110> channel direction, up to 136% PMOS performance enhancement is obtained so that superior PMOSFET to NMOSFET is for the first time observed with silicon channel material.
Article: Temperature-dependent characteristics of cylindrical gate-all-around twin silicon nanowire MOSFETs (TSNWFETs)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The characteristics of cylindrical gate-all-around twin silicon nanowire field-effect transistors with a radius of 5 nm have been measured in temperatures T ranging from 4 to 300 K. The dependence of the off-current suggests that thermal generation in the channel is the main leakage mechanism. The dependence of the subthreshold swing exhibits no body effects but shows degradations due to slight differences in the threshold voltages and in the body effect constants of the twin nanowires. The T dependence of the peak normalized transconductance gm /VDS gives a clue of 1-D phonon scattering and suggests that surface roughness scattering at the nanowire wall is dominant at low values.
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Bonney Lake, Washington, gets 41 inches of rain per year. The US average is 37. Snowfall is 9 inches. The average US city gets 25 inches of snow per year. The number of days with any measurable precipitation is 166.
On average, there are 140 sunny days per year in Bonney Lake, Washington. The July high is around 75 degrees. The January low is 31. Our comfort index, which is based on humidity during the hot months, is a 70 out of 100, where higher is more comfortable. The US average on the comfort index is 44.


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Hayde, Landers Honored With Kogod Staff Award
Meghan Hayde and Tracy Landers are the recipients of this year's Making a Difference Staff Award at the Kogod School. The winners were announced at a Kogod Council Meeting on Dec. 1.
The award is presented annually to two Kogod staff members who have performed above and beyond their job expectations and have "vastly contributed" to the Kogod community. Nominations are submitted along with a statement of support; the winners are selected by a committee of six professional staff members.
Both Hayde and Landers were thrilled to receive this recognition from faculty, staff, and other colleagues.
Hayde, the Associate Director of Corporate Relations at Kogod's Center for Career Development, explains that she was taken off-guard to be selected. "Kogod has such an amazing team of staff who constantly strive to provide the best possible service to our students and I'm just glad to be part of that," Hayde said.
Her nominators weren't as modest, writing, "In the face of many challenges - from building corporate connections from the ground up, expanding alumni-employer networks, and ensuring students have internships and jobs upon graduation - Meghan took on every challenge with a smile and a positive attitude."
Another noted, "Meghan has found ways to connect to students to give them the confidence to move forward with their career pursuits in addition to supporting them in the other areas that they choose to share with her."
Dedication to students is a topic that also emerged in Lander's nominations. Landers serves as Associate Director of Programming and Student Activities.
"Tracy emphasizes the strength of shared resources and encourages students' engagement with one another, recognizing that it can be just as meaningful as their engagement with faculty or employers," wrote one nominator.
Landers' passion for volunteerism was also recognized – a commitment that "has meant that service is a bigger part of the Kogod experience," another nominator wrote.
"I've truly enjoyed developing the community service program because it has given graduate students another, different way to get involved and it helps connect Kogod and the Greater DC community," Landers said.
Hayde and Landers will each receive a letter from the dean, a certificate of achievement, a copy of their nominations, and a $500 award. Their names and award year will be added to a plaque in the Kogod building.
Last year's recipients included Communications Director Bonnie Auslander and Allison Holcomb, Director of Programming & Student Activities.