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With British hopes of elusive home success once again resting on his shoulders, Andy Murray could have been forgiven an envious glance Novak Djokovic's way after the Wimbledon draw was made on Friday.Top seed Djokovic got lucky with the two other members of the so-called 'big four', defending champion Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal, ending up in second seed Murray's half.It could have been worse for Murray too - he was spared a potential quarter-final with fifth seed Nadal - although the Scot knows that should he reach the last four Nadal or Federer will most likely be waiting."I have no issue with the seeding. I'd rather Rafa and Roger were on the other side of the draw, but they're not," the 26-year-old, bidding to go one better than last year when he became Britain's first men's finalist here since 1938, told reporters."Hopefully I'll be able to put myself in a position where that becomes relevant, because that would mean getting to the semi-finals, and I'd love to be there."
Fair system
The ATP rankings system means Spain's David Ferrer is fourth seed at Wimbledon this year and Djokovic's predicted semi-final foe. While there is no disputing Ferrer's credibility as a grand slam contender, 12-times major winner Nadal is clearly superior. Wimbledon's seeding criteria can adjust the world rankings, depending on recent grasscourt results, but Ferrer's quarter-final run last year and Nadal's shock second round exit meant there was no chance the Mallorcan would be bumped up.Murray believes it is a fair system.
Even with the formula and stuff, because of Rafa's result here last year it was always going to be difficult for him to move up in the seedings
Andy Murray, Wimbledon second seed
"I really don't think it (Nadal's seeding) should have been (higher)," said Murray, who has lost his three Wimbledon clashes with Nadal. "Even with the formula and stuff, because of Rafa's result here last year it was always going to be difficult for him to move up in the seedings."Ferrer made the quarters of Wimbledon last year, made the semis of the U.S. Open, he made semis at the Australian Open. The guy deserves to be seeded where he is. It's not like he's got there by fluke."Djokovic may feel he was due a break.The Serb had the misfortune to face claycourt king Nadal in the semi-finals of the French Open, losing an epic five-setter in what was effectively the final in most people's eyes. Nadal then beat Ferrer to claim an eighth Roland Garros title."I honestly wasn't thinking about it too much because it's a matter of luck and it's a matter of a coin toss," Djokovic, looking for his second Wimbledon title, told reporters."Some people would say that I was, you know, lucky with the draw. But it's a grand slam, so I don't think that there is any easy way to the title."With the queues already forming and 'Murray Mania' about to get into full swing, at least the Scot's first round should not cause him or his followers too many headaches.Germany's 32-year-old world number 95 Benjamin Becker, who Murray beat on the way to winning this month's Queen's Club title, is his first hurdle on Monday.
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BP to Pay $18.7 Billion for Environmental Damage Caused by the Deepwater Horizon Oil SpillJuly 3rd, 2015 by Mark Paradies
It is the largest environmental settlement ever.
BP will pay the US Government,Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,Mississippi, and Texas $18.7 billion to compensate for environmental damage done by the Deepwater Horizon spill.
For more info, see: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/03/us/bp-to-pay-gulf-coast-states-18-7-billion-for-deepwater-horizon-oil-spill.html?emc=edit_th_20150703&nl=todaysheadlines&nlid=60802201&_r=0
What does a bad day look like?July 2nd, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Would you know if your corrective action resulted in an accident?June 30th, 2015 by Chris Vallee
"Doctor… how do you know that the medicine you prescribed him fixed the problem," the peer asked. "The patient did not come back," said the doctor.
No matter what the industry and even if the root causes found for an issue were accurate, the medicine can be worse than the bite. Some companies have a formal Management of Change Process or a Design of Experiment Method that they use when adding new actions while on the other extreme, some use the Trial and Error Method… with a little bit of.. this is good enough and they will tell us if it doesn't work.
You can use the formal methods listed above or it can be as simple for some risks, to just review with the right people present before implementation of an action occurs. We teach to review for unintended consequences during the creation of and after the implementation of corrective or preventative actions in our 7 Step TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis Process. This task comes with a couple of basic rules first:
1. Remove the risk/hazard or persons from the risk/hazard first if possible. After all, one does not need to train somebody to work safer or provide better tools for the task, if the task and hazard is removed completely. (We teach Safeguard Analysis to help with this step)
2. Have the right people involved throughout the creation of, implementation of and during the review of the corrective or preventative action. Identify any person who has impact on the action, owns the action or will be impacted by the change, to include process experts. Hint, it is okay to use outside sources too.
3. Never forget or lose site of why you are implementing a corrective or preventative action. In our analysis process you must identify the action or inaction (behavior of a person, equipment or process) and each behaviors' root causes. It is these root causes that must be fixed or mitigated for, in order for the behaviors to go away or me changed. Focus is key here!
4. Plan an immediate observation to the change once it is implemented and a long term audit to ensure the change sustained.
Simple… yes? maybe? Feel free to post your examples and thoughts.
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Broken Leg caused by Fall From Ladder Cost Company $2.4 MillionJune 29th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
The Chicago Tribune reported "Fall from ladder nets Merrillville man $2.4 million jury verdict."
Part of the reason that the company was found liable is that the ladder was "out of code." It had been produced before standards for ladders were developed.
Have any old ladders out there that need to be replaced?
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Complacency?June 22nd, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Is thinking that you are the best a sign of potential problems? (Especially for "routine" work?)
By any measure, the X-31 was a highly successful flight research program at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, now the Armstrong Flight Research Center. It regularly flew several flights a day, accumulating over 550 flights during the course of the program, with a superlative safety record. And yet, on Jan. 19, 1995, on the very last scheduled flight of the X-31 ship No. 1, disaster struck.
View the video below or read about it here: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/dryden/news/X-Press/stories/2004/013004/new_x31.html
Leave your comments below. Complacency? Leave your comments below.
Product Safety Recall…… one of the few times that I see Quality and Safety MergeJune 22nd, 2015 by Chris Vallee
We can all remember some type of major product recall that affected us in the past (tires, brakes, medicine….) or recalls that may be impacting us today (air bags). These recalls all have a major theme, a company made something and somebody got hurt or worse. This is a theme of "them verses those" perception.
Now stop and ask, when is the last time quality and safety was discussed as one topic in your current company's operations?
You received a defective tool or product….
- You issued a defective tool or product….
- A customer complained….
- A customer was hurt….
- ???….
Each of the occurrences above often triggers an owner for each type of problem:
- The supplier…
- The vendor…
- The contractor…
- The manufacturer….
- The end user….
Now stop and ask, who would investigate each type of problem? What tools would each group use to investigate? What are their expertise and experiences in investigation, evidence collection, root cause analysis, corrective action development or corrective action implementation?
This is where we create our own internal silo's for problem solving; each problem often has it's own department as listed in the company's organizational chart:
- Customer Service (Quality)
- Manufacturing (Quality or Engineering)
- Supplier Management (Supply or Quality)
- EHS (Safety)
- Risk (Quality)
- Compliance (?)
The investigations then take the shape of the tools and experiences of those departments training and experiences.
Does anyone besides me see a problem or an opportunity here?
How far away is death?June 16th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Forklift AccidentJune 15th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
A tragic workplace accident.
A life lost.
You see the resolve on the faces in this video to never lose a co-worker … a friend … to this type of accident again.
What do you think about "paying attention" for preventing potential tragedies such as this? Leave your comments below and let's share ideas to find and fix root causes.
How far away is death?June 9th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Forestry Accident & Lessons LearnedJune 8th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
How far away is death?June 2nd, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Fire Truck Accident & Lessons LearnedJune 1st, 2015 by Mark Paradies
What do you think of this accident investigation and lessons learned?
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: 1964 Army Aviation Accident Lessons LearnedMay 25th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
What can you learn from a 1964 video?
How they viewed human performance was certainly different.
What do we know that helps us do better today?
Could better root cause analysis have helped them then? After all, an engine failure in a helicopter is a serious accident to blame on the pilot.
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Hunting AccidentMay 19th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Could root cause analysis help learn more from this accident? How about a Safeguards Analysis before you hunt?
FASTEST WAY TO GET FIREDMay 14th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
When a major accident happens, look out. The tradition is for "heads to roll."
That's right, people get fired.
Who get's fired? Those that are seen as "part of the problem."
You need to be part of the solution.
Investigate the incident using the TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis System, find the real, fixable root causes, suggest corrective actions that will prevent the problem from happening again, and be ready to help implement the solutions.
Then you are part of the answer … Not part of the problem.
Or you could just sit around and wait to get fired.
The choice is yours.
Get trained to use TapRooT® root cause analysis to solve problems. See:
Accident News: The Washington Times Reports "Amtrak train from D.C. derails in Philadelphia; 6 dead, dozens injured"May 13th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Root Cause Analysis Failure at Blue Bell Ice Cream?May 11th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
I read an article in the Houston Chronicle about failed corrective actions at Blue Bell® Ice Cream.
It made me wonder:
"Did Blue Bell perform an adequate root cause analysis?"
Sometimes people jump tp conclusions and implement inadequate corrective actions because they don't address the root causes of the problem.
Its hard to tell without more information, but better root cause analysis sure couldn't have hurt.
Find out how TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis can help find and fix the root causes of problems by reading about TapRooT®'s history at:
What does a bad day look like?May 7th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Remembering An Accident: Norco, Louisiana Oil Refinery ExplosionMay 5th, 2015 by Gabby Miller
On May 5, 1988, one of United States' worst oil refinery explosions occurred in Norco, Louisiana. There were six employees that were killed and 42 local residents injured. The blast was said to have reached up to 3o miles away shattering windows, lifting roofs and sending a black fog over the entire town of Norco. Residents were forced to evacuate while officials died the fires down and gathered as much rubble as possible to recover any bodies. In order to discover the root cause of this disaster, the Federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration as well as the Environment Protection Agency came and investigated the scene to gather information. The only possible root cause they could find was the catalytic cracking unit, machine used to break down crude oil into gasoline, because it was at the center of the explosion, but there was no definite cause found. Overall, the amount of damage done cost Shell millions of dollars and set an incredible amount of fear into the residents.
Read here for the full story and direct quotes in the New York Times.
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Contractor Accidents in EuropeMay 4th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Click below to download a report from the European Major Accidents Reporting System (eMARS) about contractor related safety.
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: How Many People Will Die Waiting for Management to Implement an Effective Improvement Program?April 27th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
You see the results of ineffective improvement programs in the headlines …
Ten Die in Refinery Explosion
Four Asphyxiated in Confined Space Accident
Fire Kills There Workers
Forklift Accident Kills Teenage Worker
Scaffold Collapse Kills Two Construction Workers
Trench Collapse Kills Father of Three
Welder Killed When Tank Explodes
Eleven Killed in Offshore Platform Explosion
Mine Accident Kills 13
Perhaps you think these were just bad days. That accidents just happen. The truth is that most fatalities are the result of bad programs. They were accidents waiting to happen. If management had effective reactive and proactive improvement programs, these accidents, and others ones like them, would not have had to happen.
- Why didn't management push for better safety improvement?
- Why wasn't improving their improvement program one of their highest (or their highest) priority?
- How many people have to die to get management's attention and make them get excited about investing in effective improvement?
The fatalities continue while we wait for the answer.
If YOU are excited about improving your improvement program and PREVENTING FATALITIES, I have a few ideas for you …
- Take your senior manager on a hazard walk around. Go to one or two places in your plant and challenge the manager to spot all the hazards (sources of energy that could cause a fatality). Did they miss height, lack of breathable air, moving equipment, or other sources that you have seen? Next, take several sources of energy and ask what are the safeguards that keep a fatal accident from happening. Then ask for each safeguard, when was the last time that the manager heard of an audit of the effectiveness of that safeguard? When was the last time the manager checked the effectiveness of that safeguard? Do this once a week and the manager will start thinking hazards, safeguards, and audits of safeguards effectiveness.
- Take your manager to the 2015 TapRooT® Summit. They will network with the leaders in performance improvement that attend the Summit and they can benchmark their improvement efforts against others. They will probably find that they have some good practices to share. But they will also discover some gaps in their programs that need improvement and best practices to make that improvement occur.
- Have on-site training for your management team. Consider the 2-Day TapRooT® Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis Course. Or the Proactive Use of TapRooT® Course. One company even had all their Senior Project Managers (who manage construction programs over $500 million) attend the 5-Day TapRooT® Advanced Root Cause Analysis Team Leader Training. One of these senior managers pulled me aside to tell me that it was the most valuable management training he had ever had!
Don't just sit around waiting for management to get excited about improvement after major accident. Prevent the accident. Get them excited about preventing fatalities!
Remembering an Accident: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant DisasterApril 27th, 2015 by Gabby Miller
In the city of Chernobyl, Ukraine in April of 1986, there was a major accident in the city's largest nuclear power plant. The inadequately trained personnel paired with a flawed reactor design did not produce smooth results. The lack of safety precautions caused a steam explosion and fire that released 5% of the radioactive reactor core into the environment. Onsite death toll totaled to two plant workers, however, the overall death toll, due to the release of the radioactive poison, totaled to 56. In order to decrease the amount of poison released and put the fires out, officials poured sand and boron over the entire site. Additionally, they covered the plant with a concrete structure, but that still did not prevent all the residents from relocating and over 9,000 of them being diagnosed with cancer several months later.
Read this article from the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission for more detailed information: http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/fact-sheets/chernobyl-bg.html
Below is a video of the 20 year anniversary news story that ABC News covered in 2006. Take a look at just how deadly and devastating this accident was.
Being proactive is just one way you can help prevent a catastrophic event such as this one. Learn root cause analysis techniques to investigate near-misses, and take proactive steps to avoid a major disaster. (Click here to find out more about TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis Training.)
Monday Accident & Lessons Leaned: Learning from a Lack of AccidentsApril 20th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
As a stockholder, I was reading The CB&I 2014 Annual Report. The section on "Safety" caught my eye. Here is a quote from that section:
"Everything at CB&I begins with safety; it is our most important core value and the foundation for our success. In 2014, our employees maintained a lost-time incident rate of 0.03 for more than 160 million work-hours. This equals one lost-time incident for every 6.2 million hours on the job. These numbers are a testament to our safety record and a reason why we are in the top tier of safest companies in the industry."
CB&I's lost time incident rate is 50 times better than the industry average (.03 compared to 1.5). That might make you wonder, how do they do that?
Answering that question is learning from a lack of accidents!
Here are a couple of thoughts that I have…
First, when you see this kind of success, you know it is because of management, supervisory, and employee involvement in accomplishing a safe workplace. Everybody has to be involved. There can't be finger pointing and blame. Everybody has to work together.
Second, I know CB&I is a TapRooT® User. CB&I has trained TapRooT® Investigators to find and fix the root causes of incidents and, thereby, keep major accidents (LTI's and fatalities) from occurring.
So, congratulations CB&I on your excellent performance! Congratulations on the lives you have saved and the injuries you have avoided!
If you are interested in having industry leading safety performance, perhaps you should get your folks trained to find and fix the root causes of problems by using advanced TapRooT® root cause analysis. Find out about our courses at THIS LINK.
And consider attending the 2015 Global TapRooT® Summit on June 1-5 in Las Vegas. You can:
- meet industry leaders who are achieving world-class performance
- benchmark your programs with their programs
- learn industry leading best practices
- get motivated to take your safety performance to the next level.
See the 2015 Global TapRooT® Summit schedule at:
What does a bad day look like?April 16th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Forklift AccidentApril 13th, 2015 by Mark Paradies
Watch this video and see if you think they learned all the lessons they should have learned …


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American pop artist Andy Warhol became a pop icon himself, symbolizing the wild decadence of the "beautiful people" of the 1970s. Born Andrew Warhola in Pennsylvania, he studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology before designing advertisements for women's shoes. After gaining notoriety for his pop-art renditions of things such as Campbell's Soup… More Bio:
American pop artist Andy Warhol became a pop icon himself, symbolizing the wild decadence of the "beautiful people" of the 1970s. Born Andrew Warhola in Pennsylvania, he studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology before designing advertisements for women's shoes. After gaining notoriety for his pop-art renditions of things such as Campbell's Soup cans and silk screens of Marilyn Monroe, Warhol began making experimental films during the early '60s. Most of his early works were little more than passive chronicles of the ordinary. For example, in the film Sleep, he simple recorded a man sleeping for several hours. Such endeavors were heralded as groundbreaking by other experimental filmmakers, but the public and most critics generally regarded them as wastes of film, and their time. Still, Warhol continued making these plotless films until he eventually began adding crude soundtracks and sketchy scripts. Many of these films are filled with his "players": the beautiful people, "freaks," and wealthy dilettantes that constantly surrounded the artist and his "Factory," an art studio he founded in 1962. His films became a form of cinéma vérité, a voyeur's delight of strange people doing equally strange things. Some of the players Warhol turned into underground celebrities included Candy Darling, Viva, Holly Woodlawn, and Ingrid Superstar. Simply playing versions of themselves, they left the viewer to decide if they were, in fact, real people or simply fantastical figures. Many of Warhol's films were centered on sex and death, and the sex in his films was often explicit and transcended traditional gender boundaries. In 1968, Warhol was wounded by a disgruntled Factory reject, an incident which inspired the 1996 movie I Shot Andy Warhol. While healing, he began to withdraw from filmmaking, closed the Factory, and turned the reins of his operation over to filmmakers such as Paul Morrissey, who helped make subsequent movies more commercially accessible. Morrissey was behind Warhol's best known films Flesh for Frankenstein and Blood for Dracula, both of which were shot while in Rome in 1973. Although Warhol never fully recovered from the attempt on his life and had stopped making films, he did continue his voyeurism of the strange lives of his illustrious friends via the Polaroid camera he carried with him until he died in 1987 from complications following surgery.
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A lithography process which utilizes metastable atoms for resist exposure is disclosed. Metastable rare gas atoms, instead of photons, electrons or ions, are directed at the surface of a lithographic resist. On impact, the metastable atoms release up to 20 eV of energy per atom in the form of secondary electrons. These secondary electrons alter chemical bonds in the resist, causing it to become either soluble or insoluble in an appropriate developer solution. The metastable rare gas atoms can further be manipulated with the new techniques of atom optics to focus them, improve their collimation and intensity, or modulate them.
1. A lithography process for defining features on a workpiece comprising directing a beam of metastable rare gas atoms onto a surface of a lithographic resist so that the metastable rare gas atoms strike the surface of said lithographic resist whereby internal energy of said metastable rare gas atoms is released.
2. The process of claim 1 wherein said step of directing is performed for a time period of 10 seconds to 1 hour at a dosage of 1013 to 1014 metastable atoms per square centimeter.
3. The process of claim 1 wherein said beam of metastable rare gas atoms is generated in a DC discharge.
4. The process of claim 1 further comprising at least one of the following steps of collimating, focusing or scanning said beam.
5. The process of claim 4 wherein said steps of collimating, focusing or scanning are performed using at least one laser beam.
The present invention is generally related to lithography processes and, more particularly, to a method of exposing lithographic resists using metastable rare gas atoms.
Microcircuit fabrication is presently a multi-billion dollar industry. In typical fabrication processes, a lithographic resist is first applied in a very thin film to the surface of a substrate. The resist is then exposed to photons, electrons or ions to produce a pattern. In contact lithography, a patterned mask is placed in front of the resist. The pattern is then transferred to the resist upon exposure. In projection lithography, an image of the mask is projected onto the surface of the resist, while in electron or ion beam lithography, a finely focused spot of particles is scanned across the surface to make a pattern in the resist. Irrespective of whether photons, electrons or ions are utilized, patterning occurs through the generation of secondary electrons by the incident particles which enter the resist and induce chemical bond-breaking or crosslinking in the resist material. The chemical alterations in the resist make the exposed portions of the resist either soluble (positive resist) or insoluble (negative resist) in a suitable developer solution. After development, the wafer is usually etched to generate the desired pattern. The resist is then removed, and the patterns serve as building blocks for the electronic devices (e.g., transistors, diodes, resistors or capacitors) which comprise the microchip.
In recent years, there has been an ever-increasing demand for higher resolution lithography to enable the fabrication of more integrated circuity. However, the ability to reduce the size of features has been limited due to various drawbacks associated with the prior art lithography processes. Diffraction, for example, limits the smallest spot size attainable to about one half the wavelength of the incident radiation. Thus, visible light has a limit of 200-300 nm, and UV light has a limit of about 100 nm. X-ray lithography provides somewhat higher resolution due to the very short wavelength of x-rays; however, the practical limit is still only about 30 nm. Yet another drawback is that when, using current manufacturing devices, the closest a mask can be brought to the surface of a resist is about 1 micrometer. Thus, the incident beam of x-rays must be collimated to better than 3 mrad, assuming the collimation contribution to the spot size is 10% of the total. While such a collimation is possible, it can only be attained at the expense of x-ray intensity and, hence, at the expense of exposure time and safer throughput.
Unlike UV and x-ray lithography, diffraction does not limit the resolution of electron and ion beam lithography because De Broglie wavelengths are typically on the order of 0.001-0.01 nm. In electron and ion beam lithographies, an electron or ion beam is typically accelerated to 10-100 keV and focused to a spot, which is scanned across the resist in the desired pattern. High energies are used to minimize both the inherent aberrations associated with charged particle optics, and also space charge effects and anomalous energy spreading. However, while spot sizes of less than a nanometer can be obtained with electrons at these high energies, the resulting resist exposure is usually larger than the spot size because the incident particles have such high energies that they tend to scatter within the resist over a relatively large area. Therefore, feature size limits are about 2 nm for electron beam lithography, and 20 nm for ion beam lithography.
Metastable rare gas atoms are used as a source of energy for exposure of a lithographic resist. When focused, a beam of metastable atoms provides a spot size as small as 1.3 nm, which is comparable to state of the art electron beam technology. In another embodiment of the invention, the metastable atom-based lithographic processes are used in combination with techniques for manipulation of neutral atom beams, known as atom optics, for improved resolution.
FIG. 1 shows a scanned lithography process using metastable rare gas atoms; and
FIG. 2 shows a contact lithography process using metastable rare gas atoms.
The present invention provides a method of using metastable rare gas atoms in lithographic processes. When a metastable rare gas atom strikes the surface of a lithographic resist, it decays with a probability between about 0.5 and 1.0 depending on details of the surface interaction, such as incident energy and angle at which the rare gas atom strikes the surface, chemical structure of the surface, and local contamination of the surface. The decay of the metastable atom causes the release of its internal energy, resulting in the generation of secondary electrons, in much the same manner as any particle with an equivalent amount of kinetic energy. The rare gases all have long-lived metastable states of 20.6 eV for He, 16.9 eV for Ne, 11.8 eV for Ar, 10.6 eV for Kr, and 9.6 eV for Xe.
According to the method of the present invention, a substrate comprised of silicon or other suitable conductive or nonconductive material is coated with a lithographic resist. The thickness of the resist layer ranges from 50 nm to 1 μm, depending on such factors as the composition of the resist, type of exposure being used, and desired depth of etching. The resist is then patterned through exposure to a beam of metastable rare gas atoms directed toward the surface of the workpiece. The metastable atoms are typically generated in a DC discharge flowing through a 0.1 mm nozzle, whereby fluxes of up to 4�1014 atoms-sr-1 -s-1 are achieved. Exposure times may range from 10 seconds to 1 hour, and are dependent on dosage, which is measured in terms of metastable atoms per square centimeter (metastable atoms - cm-2) and refers to the number of particles striking the surface of a resist per unit area. Dosage is generally 1013 to 1014 metastable atoms - cm-2.
The lithographic resists utilized in the method of the present invention are typically polymer formulations applied in a very thin film to the surface of the substrate to be patterned. A wide range of commercial proprietary resist formulations are available from companies such as Shipley, Olin, Ciba-Geigy, and Cyantek. In most cases, resists are specifically formulated to be most sensitive to one or another of the types of radiation used. While the sensitivity of a resist is easily measured in J-m-2 for photoresists, or C-cm-2 for electron beam resists, the sensitivity of a particular resist to metastable atoms of a specific species must be determined through experimentation, because of unknowns such as the number of secondary electrons produced by the metastable atoms, the energy distribution of these secondaries, and their depth of penetration into the resist layer. Suitable resists may be selected by experimental measurement of metastable rare gas atom sensitivity. Likely resist candidates, such as Shipley SAL605, can be determined by considering electron beam sensitivity as described in Example 1. This is considered the most analogous process for which data is available. Other electron beam resists such as Shipley PMMA or PBS, while less sensitive to high energy electrons than SAL605, may prove more sensitive to metastable rare gas atoms. Moreover, even though sensitivities of commercial electron resists are quoted for high energy electrons (>10 keV), it is reasonable to assume that the quoted sensitivities are lower limits because low energy electrons generally create more secondary electrons than high energy ones.
In another embodiment of the invention, the metastable atom-based lithographic processes are used in conjunction with techniques for manipulation of neutral atom beams, known as atom optics. Most atom optic devices involve optical pumping with a laser beam. Metastable He, Ne and Ar are optically pumpable at 1.08 m or 389 nm (He), 640 nm (Ne) and 811 nm (Ar); Kr can be pumped at 811 nm, and Xe can be pumped at 882 nm. Preferably, the lithographic processes utilized are (1) contact lithography with a broad, collimated beam of metastables or a dilute gas of metastables or (2) scanned lithography, in which a finely focused beam of metastables is scanned across the resist surface in a manner analogous to electron or ion beam lithography.
FIG. 1 shows a contact lithography process in which a metastable atom source 1 is used for resist exposure. A metastable atom beam 5 is directed toward a substrate 7 on which a resist 9 has been applied. A pattern is formed using a mask 11 placed over the resist 9. The mask is typically placed at a distance of 1 μm from the surface of the resist. Collimation or focusing of the atom beam 5 is achieved using a collimation apparatus 3 which directs transverse diverging laser beams toward the atom beam 5 to collimate the beam 5 before the atoms strike the resist 9. The lasers are placed anywhere from 1 m before the mask 11 to directly before the mask 11, or even after the mask 11, depending on the degree of collimation desired. By collimating the atom beam 5, divergence of the atoms in the region between the mask 11 and the resist 9 can be reduced, thereby minimizing the broadening of the features which are to be transferred from the mask 11 to the substrate 7, and effectively reducing the minimum feature size. Focusing of the atoms can increase the flux at the resist 9, which in turn, increases dosage, reduces exposure time, and ultimately increases microchip throughput.
FIG. 2 shows a scanned lithography process in which a metastable atom source 21 is utilized for resist 29 exposure. A pattern is formed by directing a finely focused metastable atom beam 25 toward a substrate 27 on which the resist 29 has been deposited. Atom optics 31 are utilized for focusing and scanning the beam 25. The atom optics 31 comprise an arrangement of laser beams which are intersected with the atom beam 25 with appropriately selected frequency and spatial distributions to effect deflection and focusing of the atom beam 25. The location of the laser beam arrangement is chosen to be anywhere from 1 mm to 1 m from the resist 29 surface, depending on the focusing and deflecting power of the lasers and the desired spot size and scan range. The spot size and scan range are determined by details of the atom optics configuration, such as the number of laser beams and their intensities, spatial distributions, and frequency content.
Other techniques for improving performance of the metastable rare gas beams include, but are not limited to, collimation and monochromization of the atom beam by laser cooling, creation of an "atomic funnel", and deflection of the atom beam before an aperture for the lithographic mask in order to modulate the beam intensity.
There are numerous advantages associated with the use of metastable rare gas atoms for lithographic processes. For example, metastable rare gas atoms at thermal velocities have very short De Broglie wavelengths, on the order of 0.01 nm, so image degradation due to the diffraction limit is not significant. In addition, metastable rare gas atoms are neutral, so there is no Coulomb repulsion limiting the beam density. Very high collimation can be achieved with atom optic techniques, permitting greater mask-substrate distance in contact lithography. This high collimation can be achieved along with an increase in intensity, rather than at the expense of intensity. Little or no scattering effects are expected in contrast to electron and ion beam lithographies. Moreover, spot sizes as small as the finest electron beam features may be obtained.
Using a Shipley resist, SAL605, having an electron beam sensitivity of 2 μC-cm-2 at 20 keV, and assuming one electron per metastable atom and ignoring the difference in energies (20 keV vs. 20 eV), the number of metastable rare gas atoms per square centimeter to which this dosage would correspond is calculated as 1.25�1013 electrons-cm-2 given that the charge on one electron is 1.6�10-13 μC. The exposure time necessary to achieve this dosage with a typical metastable rare gas source is then calculated using the following logic: At a distance of 50 cm from a typical unfocused source having a flux of 4�1014 atoms-sr-1 s-1, the solid angle subtended by 1 cm-2 is 4�10-4 sr. Thus, the flux at this distance is 1.6�1011 atoms-cm-2 -s-1 and the required dosage may be obtained in 78 seconds.
Although the present invention has been described relative to specific exemplary embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that variations and modifications can be effected in these exemplary embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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George VI was king of Great Britain from 1937 until his death in 1952. His daughter, Elizabeth, succeeded him as monarch.
George became king after his older brother, Edward VIII, abdicated the throne to marry "the woman I love,'' Wallis Simpson, a divorced American. The leaders of the British government and the Church of England had told Edward that he had to choose between his throne and Mrs. Simpson.
The central event of George's reign was World War II, in which he helped rally the citizenry with a series of dramatic radio addresses.
Behind those speeches was a struggle of different kind, George's lifelong effort to overcame a severe stammer. "The King's Speech,'' released in 2010, shows George, then Prince Albert, (played by Colin Firth), working with an uncredentialled, unorthodox speech therapist from Australia named Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush). The movie tells the story of the unlikely friendship between the two men and describes how Mr. Logue helped the king find his voice and his confidence.
George was the last British monarch to be crowned with the title of King Emperor. As the obituary in The New York Times noted: "the title of Emperor went with the granting of independence to India. His reign marked the end of an era of British power."
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1 cup of brown/bargain-bag lentils
1 can of Hunts Manwich sauce
2 cups of water
8 slices whole wheat bread or 4 buns
1. Rinse, pick through, and drain the lentils.
2. Pour water and lentils into a medium-sized pot, and bring to a boil.
3. After rolling boil is reached, cover the lentils, lower heat, and simmer for about 50 minutes (5 minutes give or take in difference).
4. After lentils are cooked through transfer to a medium saucepan, add the Manwich sauce, mix them together, and heat the mixture through at medium heat.
5. After the mixture is cooked through (this won't take long) get out the bread and serve four equal portions of the mixture over two slices each person of bread.
6. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!
NOTE: the recipe is for four people BUT this mix is BIG... rather low in calorie though, so I would recommend eating these with a fork. Or if you prefer a less messy Len, serve it up for more people!
Not my favorite, but my husband LOVED it. So I will be adding this to the dinner rotation.
600 calories for the batch not 500
My Manwich sauce was labeled 30 calories per serving. I counted my lentils as 70 cals per serving too.
Love this recipe!!! Unfortunatley though I don't want to anger anybody but according to my math... and ingredients these are 600 calories for the batch not 500... 1 cup lentils @ 80 cal per 1/4 cup dry is 320 plus the can of sauce 40 cal per serving (7) per can is 280... 280 plus 320 is 600. Still not bad for as much as you get just thought everyone should know. :)
Amazingly simple and good... Though I over cooked the lentils a bit but still great... Taste good even cold... But I Definetly suggest cutting up some Litelife Smartdog Veggie protein links into the sloppy joe mix then just scoop with toast or eat as a sandwhich. ;)b
This turned out great. I have previously tried making sloppy-joes using TVP, but it did not go over too well. This recipe however went over very well. In the future I will probably figure out how to make my own sauce (although the Manwich sauce is great...too bad Con Agra makes it). For now though I will continue to make as is. Thanks a bunch!
Alright, so I just made this, and it makes an enormous batch. I would figure I could get ten good sized sandwiches out of it. Plus. I used the Manwich sauce (because I saw it in my cupboard) and I thought it was very sugary. It's got lots of high fructose corn syrup in it. I think if I made these again, I would just use my own sauce. But it is very cheap, and healthy minus the sugar part.
For the whole pan of mix (a lot!) there are 500 calories, 43 g fiber, and 39 g protein. I will definitely make this again.
I added Marjon brand tofu crumbles - the kind that resembles ground beef - to the lentils, and for sauce I used a store brand dry packet of sloppy joe seasoning, water, and a 6 oz. can of tomato paste. I usually make this with just the tofu crumbles, but the addition of lentils was great! :D


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