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Maybe they were preparing their heads to carry stolen goods (for the holy "crusaders") to their waiting ships... much like some are carrying their groceries nowadays.
The Maya used to do this as it was considered attractive to have a pronounced nose and pulling the forehead back would force the nose to stick out. They also used to dangle something in the centre of the womens eyes to make them go squint as this was also considered sexy to them O.o . Learnt this during a recent tour to Mexico


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Bewitched!When you're a teenager, say 14, there are lots and lots of decisions to be made about your future. It was the same when I was young. So many things to decide; what classes to take the next year, what boy to date next, how to wheedles an extra allowance from dad, and of course...
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Studied For 13 Years (and This Was My 13th Exp On Here)I still study witchcraft. I started studying it when I was 13 and learned a lot from the various forms witchcraft takes. I would suggest reading a book on it to anyone. It's very eyeopening. So much of our medicine comes from old witch healing.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao and German Chancellor Angela Merkel are among the star political attractions for the snowy, high-altitude meeting on January 28-February 1.
Founder and organiser Klaus Schwab said there were twice as many leaders coming as usual for the forum.
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|So you definitely dont want to get rooted/stunned or something like that when you play Ekko, all CC champs (even worse when they have low cooldowns like annie) are being a strong threat for Ekko. But its only threat, doesnt mean you really have to be troubling with those. If you have enough brain power, you can manage to kill anything with Ekko, just need mechanics :)
Start and early
Well all you need to be tought is awareness. Its quite hard at begging to gank as long as you are squishy champion and when you dont have ult and HPs its really hard, but this champion is all about late game I would say. But... What I would recommend to you is not ganking top lane... Many people will hate you for this, but top laners are mostly unkillable for Ekko, if they are killable, its not easy and I would call that waste of time. I have many games on him now, however he was released not so long ago. I highly recommend starting near bot lane so. (left bot side corner team golems, right top side corner team frog) If you start golems, you go after that on the wraith camp, or whatever that thing novadays is and finish with Red Buff, then you immidiately go gank the bot lane, if it wont work and you still have HP you can try that again there or just rotate to mid lane and try to kill that. If you start at opposite side, so you start frog, then go for wolfs and finish with blue. Next you go bot lane gank etc. like before.
Mid game
Well at mid game I assume you already have some HP items like Rod of Ages and Rylaj or something like that. You should definitely focus on HP/AP items like these are. In the mid game you have to be able to time your skills perfectly otherwise the game is over. Ekko is mostly about timing so... You should try to get chased and pop W + R in the right moment for ultimate destruction of your opponent team. If you are fed enough, and your timing is good, you can easily do solo penta (no jokes) just focus on your team and being with them. Ekko is good as a bait if your team is smart enough the game is over soon for your opponents to get any idea how to actually win.
Late game
Late game is quite much the same as mid game with Ekko. So you just try utilize the effectiveness of your combos and make the timing right.


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At a recent Democratic debate, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton returned late from the bathroom. Most people would shrug off the inconvenience – not Donald Trump.
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Days later, Senator Bernie Sanders hilariously joined in on the conversation and defended Clinton – as well as all women everywhere.
He took a momentary detour from his speech about economic inequality during a campaign stop in Iowa on Tuesday and told the crowd that he was just as baffled as everyone else by Trump's attack on Clinton.
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Currently residing in New York City, Three has been tirelessly holding the flag for underground electronic music in the US since his rise out of the sunny state of Florida in the early 90's. In that time, he's emerged as one of the brightest DJ talents in the US and continues to be a true inspiration for many of us. Three's tour dates show both diversity in audience and a genre-bending passion for good music; he's held residencies at NYC's Twilo, Cielo (Robots), Love and Blk Market Membership, as well as Florida's legendary Simon's while playing lauded guest spots at San Francisco's Wicked party, Fabric (UK), Panorama Bar (Berlin), Blk Market Membership (NYC) and forward thinking events like Japan's Labyrinth Festival and Australia's Rainbow Serpent.
Three's label Hallucination Limited was started in 2003 by Three as an off-shoot of the seminal US 90's label Hallucination Recordings which was founded by dance music legends Rabbit In The Moon. Hallucination Recordings was responsible for some of the freshest techno (licensing the Hazed - Bells EP to Richie Hawtin's Plus 8 label in '94), proper electro (miami bass legends Dynamix 2 and Jackal & Hyde) and benchmark releases like Second Hand Satellites - Multiple Mirrors EP (produced by Three and Sean Q6). Armed with a sound that borrows equally from vintage acid-house, techno and underground electronica Hallucination Limited is held in the highest regard getting attention from a wider audience than most most reach. One of the ethos of Hallucination has always been to release music that years later that is still relevant and feels timeless. A perfect example of this is Cassy's Circo Loco mix CD for the July 2011 issue of Mixmag... which contains no less than five tracks from the label catalog! Three's eclectic taste as a DJ and producer shine through just as brightly in his choices for the label.
Following the path of his appeal as a DJ, his rare forays into producing have become staples for DJs of all styles. Three's remix of Mish Mash feat. Lois - 'Speechless' (Lost in Translation mix) for heavyweight UK label Crosstown Rebels received praise across the board including "pick of the month" in the 15 year anniversary issue of DJ Magazine while other productions such as the underground staple that is Second-Hand Satellites and remixes as Three A.M. (with David Christophere of Rabbit In The Moon) like U.N.K.L.E. feat. Ian Brown - 'Reign' continue to be played on dance floors around the world from DJs as diverse as Harvey, Ricardo Villalobos and Lee Burridge.
Coming from the school of American DJs like Josh Wink and Doc Martin, Three has a wide ranging musical palate akin to Andrew Weatherall or Laurent Garnier, and was recently featured as part of DJ Times Magazine's DJX20 Anniversary profile series as one of twenty DJs who embody the spirit of the American underground along such contemporaries as Josh Wink and Claude Von Stroke.
Aside from his natural ability on the decks, Three sets himself apart from the rest of the pack by presenting eclectic sounds with an open-minded attitude towards everything he does. From DJ sets to musical output, Three is a "DJ's DJ" who has always leaned toward the cutting edge without losing touch with the roots of house and techno.
The Atish experience: deep, emotive, ecstatic. It is more than the beautiful sounds emanating from the speakers, though, it is also the man behind the decks: warm, compassionate, inviting. In an age of oversized DJ egos there is still an artist who is devoted to connecting with his audience, a humble soul with a pure passion for music. This is Atish.
Atish occupies a rare space in dance music. At a time when most DJs rise to prominence primarily through their work as producers, Atish's success has been realized through his total devotion to the art of DJing. What began at a small gig back in 2010 in San Francisco has since flowered into a magical journey around the world at clubs, festivals, and afterhours on six of the seven continents.
His success comes as no surprise to anyone who has seen Atish DJ live or listened to one of his mixes. With a combination of sophistication and accessibility, his sets are expressive journeys in melodic deep house that create lasting emotional experiences for the listener. Atish is also a natural performer, engaging the crowd with a mixture of charisma and charm. He's been known to don costumes and wigs when he spins, a playfulness that balances the strict discipline and obsessiveness he has for DJing.
Atish's natural talent and passion for music haven't gone unnoticed. Lee Burridge asked Atish to play on the legendary Robot Heart bus sound system at Burning Man in 2011, and Atish has been invited back every year since. He's also been honored to open for or tag with some of the most respected names in dance music including John Digweed, Danny Howells, Guy Gerber, M.A.N.D.Y., and Tyrant. Currently, Atish is on Listed Bookings' roster, and he is a resident at Listed's monthly party, Play, at San Francisco's world-renowned club, The Endup. He's also a resident of the Desert Hearts family, a West Coast collaborative who put on the highly respected semi-annual Desert Hearts festival.
Atish has also developed a strong online presence through Soundcloud. A prolific mixer, Atish produces a monthly podcast series that has allowed him to express a deeper, moodier sound. Scrolling through his extensive catalog of mixes, one can hear an artist passionate about music and dedicated to the perfection of his craft. Having achieved so much in such a short amount of time, the dance music community is excited to see how far he can go.
Mike Khoury
It's hard to believe that once upon a time, Mike was growing up dance music deprived in
suburban America. Fortunately, that all changed when friends dragged him to his first true
underground experience in Chicago. It wasn't long before he bought turntables - and started
spending more money on his records than his rent.
Ten years later, Mike's genre-bending sets run the spectrum of house and techno, from deep to
driving. Think constant groove, moody basslines, subtle melodies and plenty of dance floor funk
to keep late night revelers on their toes.
As an artist with listed, Mike's played across the US including NYC, San Francisco, LA, Miami
and Chicago. When living in Chicago, Mike helped launch listed's local presence and the Varsity
Allstars dayraving extravaganza – giving the city some of its most unforgettable parties. Recent
international appearances have included Europe, Australia, Latin America and even Tahiti plus
annual gigs at the BPM Festival, Detroit/DEMF and Miami/WMC. Mike's biggest inspiration and
influence has no doubt been his annual pilgrimage to Burning Man, where he has played prime
time sets on the Robot Heart for the last 5 years.
Mike spent two years in London, holding a residency with the Lost Souls crew. He became a
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weekly sets twisted the heads on London's most notorious dancefloor.
Currently living in New York, Mike has played for the top parties/clubs in the city including Output,
Blk Market, Robot Heart, Resolute, Verboten, The Panther Room and Cielo. As the NYC resident
DJ for Lee Burridge's acclaimed All Day I Dream party series, Mike has shared his unique take on
beautiful, gorgeous and melancholic shades of house music on the scorching rooftops of
Brooklyn and beyond. Mike is also a regular at Cityfox and Output, playing some of the most
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With part of the 51km Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (KVMRT) Sungai Buloh-Kajang Line (SBK Line) designed to traverse through heavily built and populated residential districts, business centres, commercial centres and key employment areas in the urban and suburb corridors of Klang Valley, some 9.5 km of the alignment was taken underground.
The Sungai-Buloh Kajang Line (SBK) traverses through a tightly developed corridor, with 9.5 km of it underground in tunnels, served by seven below ground stations.
The 18 km of tunnelling is primarily through two key geological formations, Kenny Hill and KL Limestone, with the latter weathered to Grade V (tropical), all to be carried out with ten tunnel boring machines.
With almost half of the tunnel alignment sitting in the Grade V karstic limestone, MMC-Gamuda had proposed for this section a twin mode tunnel boring machine (TBM) that would operate in both 'slurry' and 'EPB' modes, plus additionally equipped with facility to use a higher density slurry. On this project six twin-mode TBMs with variable density provision were proposed to undertake 7.5 km of tunneling through the limestone, which was completed end June 2014 from the initial launch in May 2013.
The VD TBM has been attracting attention from industry specialists for its precise performance in tackling karstic limestone. This machine is a direct evolution from MMC-Gamuda's tunnelling experience on the dual purpose SMART tunnel project in Kuala Lumpur through similar karstic limestone, but obviously without the variable density provision and as a result with less control on ground loss.
Additionally, VD TBM has the provision to be converted from slurry mode to EPB with just a short stoppage of a week to 10 days to install the alternative mucking system. This feature is indeed much needed at the point of transition in Bukit Bintang, where there is absolutely no provision possible for retrieval/launch shafts.
Tunnels have been a hallmark of human civilisation since prehistory and though their primary function is to create a direct route through an otherwise impassable medium, their actual use has been extremely varied. From the labyrinthine network of the London Metro and the New York subway system to the Cu Chi tunnels in Vietnam, tunnels are ubiquitous in modern society.
Tunnels are as much a part of the landscape here in Malaysia as well, with examples ranging from passages that cut through the mountainous interior of the peninsular to the underground LRT network beneath Kuala Lumpur city.
The SBK Line underground alignment will have strategic stops at the busiest commercial, residential and key employment areas in the heart of metropolitan Kuala Lumpur.
There is also the innovative, award-winning Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel (SMART) project located in the heart of the Kuala Lumpur city, which is the world's first dual purpose tunnel combining a flood tunnel with a double-decked motorway. Innovated and built by MMC GAMUDA Joint Venture Sdn Bhd, the SMART project has become a crucial artery in-and-out of the city for both motorists and troublesome flood waters.
With part of the 51km Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (KVMRT) Sungai Buloh-Kajang Line (SBK Line) designed to traverse through heavily built and populated residential districts, business centres, commercial centres and key employment areas in the urban and suburb corridors of Klang Valley, MMC Gamuda KVMRT (T) Sdn Bhd, faced with land constraints, had little alternative but to take 9.5km of the alignment underground. The underground stretch begins near the intersection between Jalan Semantan and Jalan Duta, before winding through Muzium Negara, Pasar Seni, Merdeka, Bukit Bintang, Tun Razak Exchange (TRX), Cochrane, and ends at Maluri.
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Wallabies too strong for Wales
Wales slipped to another defeat against Tri-Nations opposition as Australia's try-scoring class saw them secure a 25-16 win at a subdued Millennium Stadium.
More than 20,000 Wales fans stayed away and they ultimately missed little, with Wales suffering a 10th defeat from 11 starts at the hands of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa since coach Warren Gatland took charge almost three years ago.
The Wallabies ran in three tries - flanker David Pocock, outstanding full-back Kurtley Beale and prop Ben Alexander touching down - while wing James O'Connor added two penalties and two conversions.
Wales fleetingly threatened, notably when substitute scrum-half Richie Rees scored late on, but otherwise they had to rely on three Stephen Jones penalties and a Dan Biggar conversion for their points.
And they ultimately still look off the pace when it comes down to claiming victory against teams that really matter.
Gatland recently signed a new four-year contract, but the 53,127 fans who witnessed the latest demise against major southern hemisphere opponents were left unfulfilled.
Wales' blunt attacking edge meant Australia never seriously broke sweat in defence, and it was only when Rees appeared instead of Mike Phillips that the home side threatened to move up a gear.
By then, though, it was too little too late, and with the magnificent Beale keeping Australia moving forward, Wales could not seize the initiative.
Wales must now regroup for an appointment with world champions South Africa next Saturday - Australia head to Twickenham to face England - and any feelgood factor under Gatland is now long gone.
Results count far more than performances in professional sport, and whatever Gatland and his coaching staff do in attempting to cover up this latest loss, there is no hiding place, especially with a World Cup just 10 months away.


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It's been overshadowed by the hoopla surrounding the State of the Union, but we have finally had an outbreak of bipartisanship in Washington. Of course, bipartisanship means, as it usually does, that Democrats and Republicans have teamed up to mug taxpayers: An agreement has finally been reached on a new farm bill.
The farm bill will cost taxpayers about $950 billion over the next ten years. Lawmakers are calling this a $23 billion cut. But as Veronique de Rugy and my colleague Chris Edwards have pointed out, this is a cut only in the Washington sense of spending less than previously predicted. In reality, it represents an inflation-adjusted $258 billion increase over the ten-year cost of the last farm bill, in 2008. That's a whopping 37 percent jump in real spending!
After all, while no one would deny that farming can be a difficult and sometimes precarious way of life, farmers generally are not suffering. In 2013 the average farm household had an income of $104,525. In 2011, the most recent year a direct comparison is available, farm-household incomes were 25 percent higher than the average for all U.S. households, and this gap has only increased since. Moreover, much farm aid goes not to small family farms but to giant agri-business. Among the biggest recipients of farm subsidies are Tysons Food, Pilgrim's Pride, and Riceland Foods, none of which are likely to be the subject of a Lifetime TV movie anytime soon. In fact, roughly a third of subsidies in the last farm bill went to the wealthiest 4 percent of farmers.
The bill does make some promising reforms, notably eliminating direct payments to farmers. And, while the bill preserves dairy-price supports, it doesn't include the so-called stabilization program that would have mandated production quotas to keep prices up.
But all the money saved from eliminating direct payments has been redirected to expanded crop insurance, through which the federal government covers losses from poor yields or low commodity prices. Subsidies will actually increase for rice and cotton farmers, while corn, wheat, and soybean farmers will also continue to be major beneficiaries.
Moreover, the 949-page bill is packed with pork and giveaways to favored groups.
For example, the bill includes $1.5 million in funding this fiscal year to strengthen and enhance "the production and marketing of sheep and sheep products in the United States." It also creates a National Christmas Tree Board, funded through a 15-cent tax on every Christmas tree sold. The bill maintains the Department of Agriculture's $17 million per-year catfish-oversight program, even though the Food and Drug Administration has a nearly identical program (which costs a mere $7 million a year!). The Department of Agriculture will also be establishing new federal standards for "the identity of honey." Apparently even bees are helpless without the federal government.
It is particularly disappointing to see self-professed conservatives such as Representatives Dennis Ross, Tom Rooney, Vern Buchanan, and Steve Southerland sending out press releases hailing special-interest goodies like $25 million per year for a federal Citrus Research and Extension Initiative.
Not surprisingly, the legislation maintains the federal sugar program, a combination of import restrictions and production quotas that keeps the price of American sugar well above the world market.
The legislation could come up for a vote in the House as early as Wednesday. Undoubtedly it will be hailed as an example of how Congress can "get something done" when they "all work together." Sadly, that is probably true.
— Michael Tanner is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and author of Leviathan on the Right: How Big-Government Conservatism Brought Down the Republican Revolution.


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Dublin SHC 'A' Group 2: Ballyboden 1-24 Craobh Chiaráin 2-16
Ballyboden St Enda's claimed their third win from three when defeating Craobh Chiaráin by five points in their Dublin Senior 'A' Hurling Championship Group 2 clash at Parnell Park last night.
Paul Ryan produced another classy performance as he hit 11 points in total, with seven of those coming from play, before his early replacement.
With both teams already assured quarter-final spots after winning their opening two games, there was a fair degree of intensity to the early exchanges with Craobh inching two points clear following scores by Robbie Mahon and Francis Usanga.
However, the momentum swung back in Boden's favour thanks to three frees from Ryan and a goal followed in the 12th minute as Conal Keaney flicked past Stephen Chester following fine approach play by Ryan and Simon Lambert.
Ryan was in sublime form for St Enda's and he struck three points from play in quick succession as the Chiaráin's defence struggled to deal with his movement and intricate stickwork.
The game seemed to be drifting away from the Donnycarney outfit but Paul Kelly inspired his team with three glorious points as the contest became more even. However, Ryan added three more points from play before the interval with further scores by Keaney, James Madden and Eoghan O'Neill pushing Ballyboden six points (1-13 to 0-10) clear by the turnaround.
The second-half resumed with Mahon and Ryan trading frees before Ballyboden's impact from the bench was reflected in almost instantaneous scores from James Roche and David O'Connor.
Paul Doherty managed to make a similar impact upon his introduction but Craobh had an inspired substitution of their own at the end of the third quarter as Damien O'Reilly netted from close range past the out-rushing Conor Dooley in the 48th minute with the St Enda's defence marked absent.
Scorers - Ballyboden St Enda's: P Ryan 0-11 (0-4f), C Keaney 1-2, J Roche 0-4 (0-2f), E O'Neill 0-2, J Madden, N Ryan, D O'Connor, F McGarry, P Doherty 0-1 each. Craobh Chiaráin: R Mahon 0-8 (0-7f), P Kelly 1-3, D O'Reilly 1-0, C Ryan 0-2 (0-1 sideline), M Hayes, F Usanga, S Kelly 0-1 each.
Ballyboden St Enda's: C Dooley; R Leddy, S Hiney, M Travers; K Wigglesworth, D Curtin, C Robinson; F McGarry, J Madden; N McMorrow, C Keaney, N Ryan; P Ryan, S Lambert, E O'Neill. Subs: J Roche for Lambert (35), D O'Connor for McGarry (38), S O'Connor for Wigglesworth (40), P Doherty for P Ryan (43).
Craobh Chiaráin: S Chester; J Ryan, E Farrell, S Finnegan; K Hetherton, D Kelly, M Hayes; M McGuirk, F Usanga; P Kelly, C Ryan, R Mahon; S Kelly, K Ryan, S Bennett. Subs: D O'Reilly for McGuirk, D Cullen for Bennett and D Keeley for S Kelly (45), S Ennis for Usanga (55).
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why not put the word racist somewhere in the title. I thought it was gonna be funny
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This application is a continuation of prior filed application Ser. No. 10/825,795, filed 13 Apr. 2004.
The invention described herein was made by employees of the United States Government and may be manufactured and used by or for the Government for governmental purposes without the payment of any royalties thereon or therefor.
The present invention provides thermal conductors for small components and devices, using carbon nanotube arrays.
State-of-the-art integrated circuits (ICs) for microprocessors routinely dissipate power densities on the order of 50 Watts/cm2. This large power is due to the localized heating of ICs operating at high frequencies, and must be managed for future high-frequency microelectronic applications. As the size of components and devices for ICs and other appliances becomes smaller, it becomes more difficult to provide heat dissipation and transport for such components and devices. A thermal conductor for a macro size thermal conductor is generally inadequate for use with a micro size component or device, in part due to scaling problems.
One consequence of increased component density in, and compactness of, ICs manifests itself in the form of locally high power consumption. An alarming rise in power density with respect to each advancing technology generation has been observed in mainstream microprocessor technologies. The need for addressing this problem is imperative for next-generation IC packaging technology. One potential solution is to find new packaging materials that exhibit high thermal conductivity and that can transfer heat from a local hot spot to a larger heat sink.
The cooling of an object by attaching it to a cold reservoir is normally limited by the heat transfer rate across the interface. Except for objects with atomically flat surfaces, practical objects normally have only a very small portion of surface in contact with other solid surfaces. Eutectic bonding materials or thermal conducting pastes/films are normally applied at the interface to increase the contact area. However, the thermal conductivities of these eutectic bonding materials are normally orders of magnitude lower than those of solid materials such as Cu and Si. The interface thus remains the bottleneck for heat dissipation. Metal film can be used to improve the thermal conductivity but is only applicable for high pressure loading.
What is needed is a compliant thermal interface material that efficiently and promptly dissipates or conducts heat from a micro size component or device, preferably down to nanometer scale systems, to a heat sink with a heat transfer rate that is comparable to rates for macro size components and devices. Preferably, the thermal conductor should be reusable and should work with any surface, rough or smooth.
These needs are met by the invention, which uses an embedded carbon nanotube array to provide one or more high performance thermal conductors for applications that require large heat dissipation. This approach also improves the mechanical strength of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) so that the CNT array can remain stable and can make good contact to the surface of objects that generate large amount of heat, through use of reversible buckling and bending of exposed portions of the CNTs. The extremely high thermal conductivity along a carbon nanotube axis is employed to transfer heat away from hot spots in a component or device. Copper and other high thermal conductivity materials are deposited to fill interstitial regions or gaps in a first part of a CNT array. This composite structure provides mechanical strength to maintain the CNTs in position and also serves as an efficient heat transfer material to improve diffusion of heat flux from an individual CNT to a larger surrounding volume.
The innovation uses vertically oriented CNT arrays to increase the effective contact area (particularly for a rough surface) while providing an extremely large thermal conductivity along a CNT axis and across the interface. The fabrication involves four steps: (1) substantially vertically aligned CNT arrays with a preferred length of from 1 to 50 microns are grown on a solid substrate (serving as a heat sink) that has good thermal conductivity, such as Si wafers and metal blocks/films; (2) a first portion of, or all of, interstitial spaces between adjacent CNTs are filled with highly thermally conductive materials such as Cu, Ag, Au, Pt or doped Si by chemical vapor deposition (CVD), physical vapor deposition (PVD), plasma deposition, ion sputtering, electrochemical deposition, or casting from liquid phase; (3) filler materials are removed from a second portion of the interstitial spaces by mechanical polishing (MP), chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), wet chemical etching, electrochemical etching, or dry plasma etching so that the top portion of the CNT array is exposed, with the bottom part remaining embedded in the filler materials; and (4) the embedded CNT array is applied against an object that is to be cooled. CNTs can reversibly buckle or bend one by one under low loading pressure so that a CNT can make maximum contact with the object to be cooled, even an object with a very rough surface.
Heat can be effectively transferred from the contacting spots along the tube axis to the filler materials as well as the substrates. The filler materials plays two critical roles: (a) improving the mechanical stability, and (b) maximizing the thermal conductivity. Choosing highly thermal conductive materials as the filler matrix maximizes the heat transfer from the contact spots to the substrate (i.e. the heat sink or cooling reservoir). An embedded CNT array can be reused without damage or compromise of its heat transport characteristics, in contrast to an approach that relies upon eutectic bonding.
The invention improves the mechanical stability of a CNT array by anchoring the lower portion of the array in a solid matrix so that the array retains the integrity when pressed against the heated object during mounting processes. The reversible buckling and bending properties of a CNT array ensures a maximum physical contact under a low loading pressure with the object surface, whether the surface is atomically flat or very rough.
For a discrete multiwall carbon nanotube (MWCNT), the thermal conductivity is expected to surpass 3000 Watts(meter)−1K−1 along the tube axis, according to P. Kim et al, Phys. Rev. Lett., vol. 87 (2001) 215502-1. Through the use of DC-biased, plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD), as demonstrated by B. A. Cruden et al, Jour. Appl. Phys., vol. 94 (2003) 4070, one can fabricate vertically aligned MWCNT arrays (sometimes referred to as carbon nanofiber arrays) on silicon wafers of thickness ˜500 μm and demonstrate their possible application as a heat-sink device, conducting large amounts of heat away from a localized area, such as in critical "hot spots" in ICs.
This innovation is an outgrowth of an earlier NASA patent application (NASA Ref. No. ARC-15042-1) which uses a CNT array as an electrical interconnect material embedded in an SiO2 matrix. Here, a highly thermal conductive material, such as Cu, Ag, and/or Si, replaces SiO2, used to control electrical conduction in the earlier innovation.
In step 12, interstitial spaces between adjacent CNTs are partly or fully filled with a selected filler material that is preferably a good thermal conductor (e.g., Cu, Ag, Au or metal-doped silicon), in order to augment the transport of heat, using chemical vapor deposition (CVD), physical vapor deposition (PVD), plasma deposition, ion sputtering, electrochemical deposition, or casting from liquid phase. Depending upon the density of CNTs in the array and the filler material, the thermal conductivity of the system is estimated to be in a range of 100-3000 Watts/(meter)-K, which is comparable to the thermal conductivity of oriented graphite.
In step 13, a top portion of the filler material is removed by mechanical polishing (MP), chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), wet chemical etching, electrochemical etching, dry plasma etching, or a combination thereof so that the top portion of the CNT array is exposed.
In step 14 (optional), the thermal conduction system provided by the steps 11, 12 and 13 is pressed or otherwise applied to a surface (atomically smooth, rough or somewhere in between) of an object from which heat is to be removed so that the exposed portions of the CNTs will bend or buckle.
A measurement apparatus, illustrated in
The dominant thermal resistance mechanism in this measurement configuration is that of the contact interfaces between the sample 34 and the copper blocks, 31 and 32. To minimize this contact resistance, two steps were taken: (1) polishing both copper blocks, 31 and 32, to reduce the effect of surface roughness and (2) making use of a high thermally conductive, conformal material, Microfaze A6 (available from AOS Thermal Compounds, LLC, New Jersey) to reduce contact resistance on the backside of a silicon wafer, the substrate on which the investigated films were fabricated.
Sample Preparation
Carbon nanotubes were synthesized using the procedure and reactor conditions reported by B. A. Cruden et al, op cit. The resulting as-grown tubes are shown in cross section and top views in
Following nanotube synthesis, a high thermal conductivity metal-like substance (e.g., Cu, Ag, Au, Pt or Pd) between individual MWCNTs (also referred to as nanotube trenches) was deposited through electrodeposition, using a three-electrode setup with a one cm2 MWCNT array as the working electrode, a Saturated Calomel Electrode (SCE) as the reference electrode, and a one square inch platinum foil as the counter electrode (CE), set in parallel with the MWCNT sample. Both the Cu substrate and the MWCNTs serve as electrodes during the electrodeposition.
Various additives are optionally added to the solution to achieve optimum gap filling into the high-aspect-ratio, forest-like MWCNT arrays. The recipe of the electrolyte solution used in this study is based on the methodology reported for deep-trench filling of Cu interconnects for damascene processes, as reported by K. Kondo et al, Jour. Electroanalytical Chem., vol. 559 (2003) 137. We begin with a stock solution comprised of copper sulfate (CuSO4.5H2O), sulfuric acid (H2SO4), and sodium chloride (NaCl). Polyethylene glycol (PEG) is added to inhibit copper deposition at the tips of the nanotubes when in the presence of Cl− ions. Janus Green B (JGB) is also added for its deposition inhibiting properties. Bis(3-sulfopropyl) disulfide (SPS) is included to increase local current density at the bottom of the nanotube trenches, thus enhancing the superfilling of high-aspect ratio trenches. The final solution, including concentrations used in the bath, is shown in Table I. Typically, the Cu was deposited at −0.20 to −0.30 V (vs. SCE) at a deposition rate of about 430 nm/min. The resulting CNT-Cu composite material is shown in
TABLE I Electrochemical bath composition for copper deposition Bath Chemical/Additive (concentration unit) Concentration CuSO4•5H2O (mol/L) 0.6 H2SO4 (mol/L) 1.85 NaCl (ppm) 100 PEG, molar mass: 8000 (ppm) 400 JGB (ppm) 10 SPS (ppm) 10
Results and Discussion
To summarize the structure used,
R CNT/Cu =R total −R Cu-block −R Si −R μFaze. (2)
RμFaze is determined using two control measurements. The first measurement involves measuring the thermal resistance of a piece of silicon with Microfaze on the backside of the wafer, resulting in Rcontrol=RCu-block+Rblock-Si+RμFaze, where Rblock-Si is the interface resistance between the copper block and silicon wafer. The second resistance measurement involves a piece of double-sided polished silicon, resulting in Rcontrol,2=2Rblock-Si+RSi. Assuming that both Si—Cu interfaces in the second control measurement are similar, one can divide this value in half and use the simple relation in Eq. (3).
R μFaze =R control,1−(R control,2 −R Si)/2−R Cu-block. (3)
The intrinsic silicon contribution (RSi) to the thermal resistance in Eqs. (2) and (3) can be neglected. For the 500 μm thick silicon wafer used in this study, the intrinsic silicon thermal resistance can be calculated as 0.034 cm2K/Watt, which is two orders of magnitude less than the final measured values of the CNT-Cu sample, and is thus negligible. One caveat to this analysis is in regards to the thermal resistance of Microfaze with respect to the amount of power applied to the upper block. The thermal resistance of the first control sample decreases approximately exponentially with increasing power, corresponding to different temperature gradients, but can be corrected for in the final analysis as will be demonstrated. The double-sided, polished silicon sample shows no power dependence and exhibits a substantially constant resistance of R=11.10 cm2K/Watt, resulting in 5.55 cm2K/Watt per silicon interface. Subtracting the silicon resistance, which is constant with respect to applied power, one can also determine RμFaze at different powers. The power dependence of the Microfaze is illustrated in
Now that the power dependence of the Microfaze material is quantified, one proceeds with the analysis of the CNT/Si/Microfaze and CNT-Cu/Si/Microfaze stacks. From the previous discussion, one expects these samples to exhibit the same power dependence, which indeed is the case and is clearly seen in
Thermal Resistance Measurement Summary
Thermal Resistance (cm2K/W) � STDEV
CNT film
2.30 � 0.33
CNT-Cu composite film (#1)
0.84 � 0.22
CNT-Cu composite film (#2)
0.92 � 0.13
Bare double-sided silicon
11.10 � 0.65
The Cu deposited in the MWCNT array used in this study was not a solid film. Instead, the Cu forms a porous film with ˜70% Cu and CNTs and ˜30% voids. This configuration increases the mechanical strength so that the sample can be repeatedly and reproducibly measured under different clamping pressures. In addition, this configuration provides spaces so that the composite film can be deformed to make maximal contact with the hot surface. However, studies conducted on the buckling force of discrete MWCNTs, by H Dai et al, Nature, vol. 384 (1996) 147, by H. Dai et al, Appl. Phys. Lett. Vol. 73 (1998) 1508, and by J. Li et al (Surf. And Interf. Analysis, vol. 28 (1999) 8, demonstrate the tremendous amount of force per unit cross sectional area that these structures can withstand. Based on this analysis, we speculate that most nanotubes do not buckle under the force applied in this preliminary study, which is roughly two orders of magnitude less than the calculated CNT buckling force. SEM characterization before and after the thermal resistance measurement (
The thermal resistance at the interface can be further reduced by optimizing the invented interface materials and packaging technology. More particularly, the contact area at low loading pressure (less than 20 psi) can be increased by optimizing the length of the exposed CNTs (which results in lower buckling and bending force). The thermal conductivity of Cu filled in interstitial space can be also increased by improving the integrity of the Cu material. With such optimization implemented, the thermal resistance is expected to be reduced below 0.1 cm2K/Watt which is even better than eutectic binding used today, and can be efficiently used for heat dissipation over 100 Watts/cm2 for future IC chips.
These preliminary results demonstrate the fundamental usefulness of CNTs and CNT-Cu composite films as efficient heat conductors. Our analysis confirms that these novel thermal conductivity layers can accomplish effective heat conduction by increasing contact area. In addition, the CNTs provide the added benefits of high mechanical stability and reusability.
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Updated: Wednesday, January 12, 00 Pulaski Street residence burglarized recently
The resident of a Pulaski Street home told Athens-Clarke police Monday that his home had been burglarized.
According to police reports, someone entered the home between 11 p.m. Dec. 22 and 10:20 a.m. Monday and stole home electronics, compact discs, videotapes and clothing, valued at a total of $4,675.
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