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Thank you for that. It was an accurate visual of the ups and downs of a writer's day.
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Re: [evonline2002_webheads] Would you like to collaborate in a project for my thesis? Expand Messages
Maria JordanoOppps.... Ovbiously that was a private message. I asked these three people because I know them well and they teaching in more or less exotic place for us,
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0 AttachmentOppps.... Ovbiously that was a private message. I asked these three people because I know them well and they teaching in more or less "exotic" place for us, but if any of you from Asia, Africa, Middle East,etc... are interested, you are also welcome!
raedithr@aol.comMaria, If Vance is not able to do this, our University is also in the UAE. We have a Foundation Program here in Ras Al Khaimah at George Mason University. Our
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If Vance is not able to do this, our University is also in the UAE. We have a Foundation Program here in Ras Al Khaimah at George Mason University. Our lab is already set up with yahoo messenger and webcams. The students in our program are from across the Middle East.
Even though you say this is not innovative, I would certainly say that it is. It is a wonderful experience for your students' learning purposes.
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Dear Vance, I didn't mean to tell you anything about this because I know you are very busy and you could feel oblied, but on the other hand I feel bad If I don't tell you. Buth has already accepted and I am waiting for you know. Finally I am decided to do my reaseach for my thesis with my own tourism students...!!! Is it posible to work with some of your students in collaboration with my students? They will only need to be asked by my student and interact with them via IM (using chat and voice at the end) and forum. Things are being very slow because this is tremendously new for my students and for the National Distance University of Spain (UNED) in general, believe me... I will cross all my fingers because, though the project is not very innovative at all, for this context it is...
The idea is to create "subgroups" within the platform that we will use and each subgroup will be form by my students and one-more of you students.
1st group= Spanish+Taiwan (possible)
2nd group=Spanish+Kuwait (Confirmed)
3rd group=Spanish+Hawaii (Confirmed)
4th group=Spanish+Abu Dhabi (possible)
The idea is to gather four different countries with different accents and exotic culture for Spanish people working at the same time, since my students are students of tourism and I would like they could communicate with people with other accents. I all give you more details later if you want to take part...
The only thing I would ask your students is to be added as new contact on my students messenger so that they could be asked about the things I will ask my students to do. In the case they could, I would need those 4-5 students from you could tell me the time they usually are connected. It is not time consuming at all. Anyway If you don't have time, tell me and I will try to find another.

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The Princeton Exemption
That on-again, off-again battle to determine whether Princeton University's Cottage Club will or won't pay property taxes to Princeton Borough is evidently far from over.
And the outcome could have an impact far beyond the campus of one Ivy League university and the treasury of one Mercer County municipality.
In 2002, Cottage Club, a private eating club listed on both the state and national Register of Historic Places, applied for an exemption from local property taxation, claiming its status as a historic site and a nonprofit organization made it eligible.
A year later, the state Department of Environmental Protection, which has jurisdiction over the designation of historic sites, denied the exemption request on the ground that Cottage Club was not generally open to the public. The department's Office of Historic Preservation suggested that the club be open a minimum of 12 days a year to be eligible for tax exemption.
When Cottage Club went ahead and followed that advice, Princeton Borough suddenly realized that it stood to lose about $50,000 a year in property-tax revenue -- and promptly sought relief from the Legislature. In 2004, a bill requiring private historic sites run by nonprofit organizations to be open to the public a minimum of 96 days per year became law.
An appeals court upheld that law, but the Supreme Court ruled in May that lawmakers did not specify that it was to be applied retroactively. Princeton Borough took it to mean that the law needed to be further clarified -- which led to passage of another bill making the 96-day minimum retroactive to 1999, three years before Cottage Club began its quest for tax exemption.
What this protracted legal battle brings into clear focus, once again, is the price we all pay for New Jersey's overreliance on property taxes to finance local government.
Municipalities in this state raise practically all of their revenue from property taxes. That means every time a nonprofit organization wins a property-tax exemption, residents share the tax burden. The result is unhealthy tension between institutions that are meant to serve the public and the municipalities they choose to call home.
Last year, the Legislature made some bold promises about reforming New Jersey's regressive property-tax system. The Cottage Club case offers yet another vivid example of how little meaningful progress has been made toward this worthy goal.
The Princeton Packet, Aug. 28
No other state comes close to matching the number of local governments New Jersey has -- 566 municipalities, 21 counties and more than 600 school districts, each with its own governing body, administration, employees and revenue-raising ability. Combine a few municipalities, regionalize school districts and start sharing services across county lines, and pretty soon you might actually see New Jersey tax dollars spread more efficiently and effectively.
But it isn't just that there are so many of them; it's also that there are so many different kinds of them.
There are five different classifications of municipalities in New Jersey: cities, towns, townships, boroughs and villages. And they have a choice of 12 different forms of government.
Some have a traditional mayor-council form, with the mayor as chief executive and the council as legislative body.
Then there's the township committee form, which allows the members of the governing body to choose a figurehead mayor. And the commission form, which vests power entirely in a board of commissioners.
It's little wonder people are confused when they go to the ballot box in New Jersey.
As much as we'd love to see some reduction in the number of local governments, maybe a good first step would be reducing their many and varied forms. We're not suggesting they all have to be the same. But given how many there are, it would be helpful if they weren't all so different.
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Patent US5665166 - Plasma processing apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsDisclosed is a plasma processing apparatus, comprising a first electrode on which an object to be processed is to be disposed, a second electrode arranged to face the first electrode, a high frequency power supply for supplying a high frequency power between the first and second electrodes, a processing...http://www.google.com/patents/US5665166?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5665166 - Plasma processing apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5665166 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/735,489Publication dateSep 9, 1997Filing dateOct 23, 1996Priority dateJan 29, 1993Fee statusPaidPublication number08735489, 735489, US 5665166 A, US 5665166A, US-A-5665166, US5665166 A, US5665166AInventorsYouichi Deguchi, Satoru Kawakami, Yoichi Ueda, Mitsuaki KominoOriginal AssigneeTokyo Electron LimitedExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (93), Classifications (14), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPlasma processing apparatus
US 5665166 AAbstract
Disclosed is a plasma processing apparatus, comprising a first electrode on which an object to be processed is to be disposed, a second electrode arranged to face the first electrode, a high frequency power supply for supplying a high frequency power between the first and second electrodes, a processing gas supplying mechanism for forming a plasma into a region between the first and second electrodes, and a bias potential detecting mechanism for detecting the bias potential of the first electrode. The bias detecting mechanism has a detecting terminal positioned in the vicinity of the object to be processed.
1. A plasma processing apparatus, comprising:a first electrode on which an object to be processed is to be disposed; a second electrode arranged to face said first electrode; a high frequency power supply to supply a high frequency power to said first electrode; means for supplying a processing gas for forming a plasma into a region between the first and second electrodes; bias potential detecting means for detecting the bias potential of the first electrode, said bias detecting means having a detecting terminal positioned in a plasma-processing space formed by supply of a high frequency power to said first electrode; electrostatic chucking means mounted on said first electrode for electrostatically chucking said object to be treated; a DC power supply for applying a voltage to said electrostatic chucking means; and current detecting means having one terminal connected to the electrostatic chucking means for detecting the current flowing between said electrostatic checking means and said DC power supply. 2. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the upper end of said detecting terminal is positioned above said first electrode and below a plasma sheath generated within the region between the first and second electrodes.
In applying, for example, an etching process to a semiconductor wafer by generating a plasma, a sheath voltage VS, which is greatly dependent on the energy of the ion and is an important parameter of the etching, is determined by a plasma potential Vp and a negative potential VDC with which a negative electrode is biased. Since the negative potential VDC is more dominant than the plasma potential Vp, it is important to measure particularly the negative voltage VDC.
Let us describe how the negative voltage VDC is measured in the conventional technique with reference to FIG. 1 showing a general RIE type plasma etching apparatus 101. As shown in the drawing, an upper electrode 103 and a lower electrode 104 are arranged to face each other within a processing chamber 102. A semiconductor wafer 108 is electrostatically chucked by an electrostatic chuck 107 mounted on the upper surface of the lower electrode 104. Under this condition, a plasma-forming gas is introduced into the processing chamber 102 through a gas passageway 114 and a plurality of gas spurting ports 115 formed in the upper electrode 103. At the same time, a high frequency power is supplied from a high frequency power supply 105 to the lower electrode 104 through a matching circuit 113 and a blocking capacitor 106 so as to generate a plasma in the space between the upper electrode 103 and the lower electrode 104, with the result that a plasma etching is applied to the semiconductor wafer 108.
For monitoring the negative potential VDC in the plasma etching apparatus 101 of the construction described above, an appropriate lead wire 110 is connected to a power supply wire 109 extending between the lower electrode 104 and the blocking capacitor 106. As shown in FIG. 1, the lead wire 110 is connected to the power supply wire 109 outside of the processing chamber 102. Further, a VDC monitor 112 is connected to the lead wire 110 with an RF filter 111 interposed therebetween so as to permit the monitor 112 to monitor the negative potential VDC.
It should be noted, however, that an anodic oxidation treatment is applied to the surface of the lower electrode 104, with the result that an anodic oxide film 104a is formed on the surface of the lower electrode 104. Further, the electrostatic chuck 107 is formed of an insulating material. It follows that it is impossible to monitor accurately the negative potential VDC even if the lead wire 110 is directly connected to the lower electrode 104.
In the conventional apparatus, however, it is unavoidable to connect the VDC monitor 112 to the power supply wire 109 via the RF filter 111, as described previously, though it is impossible in this case to monitor accurately the negative potential VDC. The value obtained by the VDC monitor 112 thus connected is used as the negative potential VDC on the semiconductor wafer 108. In this case, however, the expected result of the plasma processing cannot be obtained in some cases even if the frequency and output of the high frequency power supply 105 are controlled on the basis of the VDC level monitored by the VDC monitor 112 because an accurate VDC level cannot be obtained in the prior art as pointed out above.
In the conventional technique, the abnormal discharge occurring within the processing chamber is detected by measuring the negative potential VDC as described above. To be more specific, the abnormal discharge is detected by observing the negative potential VDC monitored by the VDC monitor 112 shown in FIG. 1.
Where the negative potential VDC with which the lower electrode 104 is biased is measured by the conventional method described above, it is certainly possible to detect with some accuracy the abnormal discharge within the processing chamber 102 on the basis of the fluctuation in the detected VDC level. However, the VDC value monitored by the VDC monitor 112 is not necessarily accurate as described previously. In addition, it is not reasonable to determine that the fluctuation in the detected VDC value has been caused without fail by the abnormal discharge occurring within the processing chamber 102. For example, it is possible for an abnormality occurring in the power supply system of the high frequency power supply 105 to have caused the fluctuation in the detected VDC value. What should also be noted is that, even if occurrence of an abnormal discharge has been detected, it is impossible to detect the specific position within the processing chamber 102 where the abnormal discharge has taken place.
The present invention has been achieved in view of the situation described above, and its object is to provide a plasma processing apparatus, which permits measuring the negative potential VDC (bias potential) accurately.
Let us describe some preferred embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A monitor terminal 41 for detecting the negative potential VDC is mounted on the upper surface of the susceptor 7. As shown in FIG. 2, the monitor terminal 41 is interposed between the electrostatic chuck 8 and the focusing ring 18.
FIG. 3 shows in detail the construction of the monitor terminal 41 for detecting the negative potential VDC. As shown in FIG. 3, the monitor terminal 41 comprises an electrode body 42 formed of a conductive material having a high resistance to plasma, i.e., a material which is unlikely to be sputtered under a plasma atmosphere. For example, the electrode body 42 is formed of SiC or a refractory metal. The monitor terminal 41 also comprises an insulating member 43 formed of, for example, quartz. The electrode body 42 is inserted into a recess of the insulating member 43 such that the top portion of the electrode body 42 is positioned in the vicinity of the semiconductor wafer W electrostatically chucked by the electrostatic chuck 8. To be more specific, it is desirable for the top portion of the electrode body 42 to be positioned above the susceptor 7 and below the plasma sheath. Most desirably, the top surface of the electrode body 42 is flush with the treating surface (upper surface) of the semiconductor wafer W held on the electrostatic chuck 8. Where the electrode body 42 is arranged in this fashion, the negative potential VDC (bias potential) can be monitored more accurately, as described herein later.
A lead wire 44 is connected to the electrode body 42. As shown in FIG. 3, the lead wire 44, which is covered with an insulating film 45, extends through the susceptor 7, the susceptor supporting member 3 and the insulating plate 2 so as to be connected to a VDC monitor 46 positioned outside the processing chamber 1. The VDC level detected by the electrode body 42 is measured by the VDC monitor 46.
The VDC monitor 46 is connected to a controller 47 serving to control the output and frequency of the high frequency power supply 11. Based on the result of detection performed by the VDC monitor 46, the output and frequency of the high frequency power supply 11 are controlled by means of, for example, the feed back control.
A processing gas, e.g., a CF4 gas, is introduced from a processing gas supply device into the processing chamber 1 through the gas inlet port 24 and the gas spurting ports 23 formed in the upper electrode 21. At the same time, the pressure within the processing chamber 1 is maintained at, for example, 0.5 Torr. Then, a high frequency power of, for example, 1 kW having a frequency of, for example, 13.56 MHz is applied from the high frequency power supply 11 to the susceptor 7, with the result that plasma is generated within the processing chamber 1 and, thus, the dummy wafer is subjected to etching. In this step, the negative potential VDC on the dummy wafer is detected by the monitor terminal 41 and monitored by the VDC monitor 46, making it possible to know the VDC level caused by the generated plasma on the real time basis.
The output and frequency of the high frequency power supply 11 are controlled by the controller 47 based on the output signal generated from the VDC monitor 46 so as to change the VDC level and, thus, to achieve a desired plasma state. It follows that, where the shifting amount of VDC is set at a predetermined value, the damage, which is to be done to the members within the processing chamber of the apparatus, can be prevented in advance by, for example, lowering the output of the high frequency power source 11.
As described above, the VDC monitor terminal 41 is arranged in the vicinity of the semiconductor wafer W in the apparatus of the present invention, making it possible to detect the VDC level highly accurately, compared with the conventional monitoring method. Further, where the monitor terminal 41 is arranged such that the top surface of the electrode body 42 is flush with the treating surface of the dummy wafer, the VDC level monitored by the VDC monitor 46 can be regarded as substantially equal to the VDC level on the actual dummy wafer, making it possible to detect the VDC level more accurately.
In the embodiment described above, the VDC monitor terminal 41 is arranged on the susceptor 7 and positioned between the focusing ring 18 and the electrostatic chuck 8. However, it is not absolutely necessary to arrange the VDC monitor terminal in the particular position noted above. In other words, a reasonable effect can be obtained as far as the VDC monitor terminal is arranged in the vicinity of the semiconductor wafer W. It should also be noted that the electrode body 42 is inserted into the recess of the insulating member 43 interposed between the focusing ring 18 and the electrostatic chuck 8. Alternatively, it is also possible to insert the electrode body 42 into the focusing ring 18, as shown in FIG. 4.
Further, only one monitor terminal 41 is used in the embodiment described above. However, it is also possible to arrange a plurality of monitor terminals in the vicinity of the semiconductor wafer W, as shown in FIG. 5. In this case, the actual state of plasma such as a plasma inclination can be grasped more accurately based on the VDC level detected by each monitor terminal. If the members of the monitor terminal such as the electrode body are adjusted on the basis of the actual state of plasma thus grasped, the plasma can be made more uniform. In this case, it is desirable to arrange the monitor terminals to surround the semiconductor wafer substantially equidistantly in the circumferential direction or substantially equidistantly in respect of the distance between the monitor terminal and the periphery of the semiconductor wafer. What should also be noted is that the VDC level detected by the VDC monitor 46 is substantially equal to the actual VDC level of the object to be processed, e.g., the wafer W, as described previously, making it possible to control the VDC level accurately to meet the actual situation.
In the embodiment described above, the monitor terminal 41 is constructed such that the electrode body 42 is inserted into and fixed to a recess made in the insulating member 43. Alternatively, the electrode body 42 itself can be mounted movable in the vertical direction or can be mounted detachably. In this case, the top surface of the electrode body can be made flush with the treating surface of the object to be treated without difficulty, making it possible to detect highly accurately the VDC level regardless of the height of the processing surface of the object to be treated.
Let us describe a plasma processing apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention with reference to FIG. 6. As apparent from FIG. 6, the apparatus according to the second embodiment is substantially equal in its basic construction to the plasma processing apparatus of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 2. In the second embodiment shown in FIG. 6, however, what is monitored is the current flowing through the electrostatic chuck, not the negative potential VDC as in the first embodiment.
Let us describe a plasma processing apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention with reference to FIG. 7 showing a cross section of the apparatus. The apparatus shown in FIG. 7 is equal in its basic construction to the plasma processing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 6, except that both the negative potential VDC and the current flowing through the electrostatic chuck are monitored in the apparatus shown in FIG. 7. To be more specific, a monitoring lead wire 61 is branched from the power supply wire 14 of the high frequency power supply 11, and a VDC monitor 63 is connected via an RF filter 62 to the monitoring lead wire 61. As shown in FIG. 7, both the output signal generated from the VDC monitor 63 and the output signal generated from the current monitor 52 are kept supplied to the abnormality detecting device 53. The abnormal discharge occurrence during the etching process is detected within the detecting device 53 based on the signals supplied from both the current monitor 52 and the VDC monitor 63 as described in detail herein later. The result of the detection is displayed on the display device 54.
Where an etching process is being carried out normally as desired, a normal signal is supplied from the abnormality detecting device 53 to the display device 54. However, in the event of an abnormality during the etching treatment that a discharge takes place in the gas inlet pipe 10 through which flows a helium gas or in the pusher pin 32 extending within the hole 31, the VDC level monitored by the VDC monitor 63 is greatly changed. In this case, a monitored signal conforming With the change in the monitored VDC level is supplied to the abnormality detecting device 53. On the other hand, no change takes place in the DC current for operating the electrostatic chuck 8, said DC current being monitored by the current monitor 52. Of course, no change takes place in the monitored signal monitored by the current monitor 52, too.
For example, where a discharge has taken place in the electrostatic chuck 8 during the etching process, a significant change takes place in each of the VDC level monitored by the VDC monitor 63 and the DC current monitored by the current monitor 53, said DC current serving to operate the electrostatic chuck 8. In this case, the abnormality detecting device 53 detects a discharge occurrence in the electrostatic chuck 8 on the basis of each of the monitored signals which have been significantly changed. Then, the detected signal is supplied from the abnormality detecting device 53 to the display device 54, with the result that a warning is displayed on the display device 54 to the effect that an abnormality has taken place in the electrostatic chuck 8. In this fashion, the operator is enabled to know the discharge occurrence in the electrostatic chuck 8.
The apparatus shown in FIG. 7 also permits detecting a deviation of the semiconductor wafer W disposed on the electrostatic chuck 8. Specifically, where the semiconductor wafer W is disposed on the location somewhat deviant from the predetermined location on the surface of the electrostatic chuck 8, a width of fluctuation in the monitored signal emitted from the current monitor 52 is relatively small even if a high DC current is supplied from the high DC power supply 17 to the electrostatic chuck 8. On the other hand, where a high frequency power for the plasma generation is applied under the deviated state of the semiconductor wafer W, the electrostatic chuck 8 is partly exposed directly to the plasma, leading to a significant change in the VDC level monitored by the VDC monitor 63. It follows that the abnormality detecting device 53 also permits detecting a deviation of the semiconductor wafer W, i.e., an object to be processed, based on each of the monitored signals. The detected signal is supplied from the abnormality detecting device 53 to the display device 54, with the result that a warning is displayed on the display device 53 to the effect that the semiconductor wafer W disposed on the electrostatic chuck is deviated from the desired location. Of course, the operator is enabled to know the abnormality relating to the location of the semiconductor wafer W.
In the embodiment described above, the abnormal discharge and the abnormal location of the semiconductor wafer W are detected on the basis of monitored signals from two systems quite differing from each other, i.e., the VDC level of the high frequency power system and the current level in the high DC current system for the electrostatic chuck. It follows that the result of the detection is highly reliable.
As described previously, the DC current supplied from the high DC power source 17 is monitored by the current monitor 52. On the other hand, the VDC level of the plasma based on the high frequency power source is monitored by the VDC monitor 63. What should also be noted is that the current monitor 52 and the VDC monitor 63 permit independently monitoring and controlling the systems noted above, making it possible to detect an abnormality inherent in each of these systems.
FIG. 8 shows an additional modification in which the negative potential VDC is detected by a VDC monitor terminal 41 arranged in the vicinity of the object to be treated and monitored by a VDC monitor 46 as in the first embodiment. In this modification, the abnormal discharge and the deviation of the object from a desired location on the surface of the electrostatic chuck can be detected more accurately than in the apparatus shown in FIG. 7.
On the other hand, a plurality of gas supply holes 80, which vertically extend through the electrostatic chuck 8, are connected to the gas inlet passageway 10 extending through the susceptor supporting plate 3 and the susceptor 7. For example, a helium gas stored in a gas supply source (not shown) is supplied by a pump 81 so as to fill each of the gas inlet passageway 10 and the gas supply holes 80 with the helium gas. Naturally, the helium gas acts as a heat transfer medium so as to cool the semiconductor wafer W disposed on the electrostatic chuck 8 to a predetermined temperature, e.g., about -50� to -100� C.
Current also flows through the lead wire 16 in the case where a potential difference is brought about between the conductive layer 15 and the semiconductor wafer W. Such a potential difference is brought about when the semiconductor wafer W is electrostatically chucked onto the electrostatic chuck 8, and when a RF power is supplied to the system. Such being the situation, the current value detected by the ammeter 74 after the power supply to the electrostatic chuck 8 to electrostatically hold the semiconductor wafer W is compared with a predetermined current value stored in advance in the controller 75. It is determined by the controller 75 that a deviation of the semiconductor wafer W has taken place in the case where the detected current value arrives at a level higher than a predetermined value 10 as shown in FIG. 11A or where a predetermined current value I1 continues to be maintained for a predetermined period of time T as shown in FIG. 11B. In this case, the controller 75 generates a control signal which permits opening the switches 71 and 72. Also, the controller 75 supplies a stop signal to the pump 81 when or before the particular control signal is supplied to the switches 71 and 72. It follows that the switches 71 and 72 are opened so as to stop supply of the high frequency power from the high frequency power supply 11 and to stop application of the high voltage from the DC high voltage power supply 17. At the same time, supply of the helium gas acting as a heat transfer medium is also stopped.
As shown in FIG. 12, the heater 37, which comprises a heat generator 38 and an insulator 38a covering the heat generator 38, is in the shape of a disc having a thickness of several millimeters. The heat generator 38 is formed of, for example, tungsten, carbon or an Fe--Cr--Al alloy. On the other hand, the insulator 38a, which is intended to electrically insulate the heat generator 38 from a substrate 39, is generally formed of a ceramic material. Particularly, it is desirable to use aluminum nitride (AlN) for forming the insulator 38a. It should be noted that AlN exhibits a heat conductivity about 10 times as high as that of the ceramic material used in the past, e.g., Al2 O3. In addition, AlN is excellent in its resistance to thermal shock and, thus, is unlikely to be broken even when exposed to a rapid change in temperatures. For example, Al2 O3 exhibits such a high thermal expansion coefficient as 7.3�10-6 /� C. in contrast to only 5�10-6 /� C. for AlN. Also, the tensile strength of Al2 O3 is as low as only 24 to 26 kgf/mm2 in contrast to 40 to 50 kgf/mm2 for AlN. What should also be noted is that AlN is an electric insulator and, thus, heat is transmitted via phonons. Further, AlN exhibits the peak value of heat conductivity at a temperature markedly lower than room temperature, as shown in FIG. 13. It follows that the heat conductivity of the insulator 38a formed of AlN is greater at the cryogenic temperature at which the susceptor 7 is maintained during the plasma treatment than at room temperature. What should also be noted is that the heat conductivity is increased in the low temperature region, as apparent from FIG. 13. In addition, the heat capacity (specific heat) of AlN is lowered with decrease in temperature. Because of the synergetic effect produced by these properties, AlN exhibits highly excellent characteristics when used as an electric insulator included in a heater. Further, AlN exhibits satisfactory properties as a heat soaking plate.
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Ian officiating the Maxi Cosi car seat that we brought home all the way from Houston.
Since Hubby had taken way too much paternity leave, he couldn't accompany us to the hospital, but instead he chauffeured us to the hospital (and then back home). Everywhere we walked, people would give us curious stares. I think it must have been because Ian looked super duper tiny in that huge car seat. A lady actually asked whether Ian was a month old, and when I replied that he was a week old, she gave an audible gasp. She must have thought that I was crazy bringing a one week old baby around in a stroller. Oh, and I proudly showed her that I was wearing socks inside my sneakers, just in case she thinks that I was planning to not honour my confinement!
Ian's pants were literally hanging off him.
And trust my maid to put his pants wrong way front. Ian looked like he was modelling exclusively for Guess!
Absolutely irritated with the weighing scale.
3.7kg?
Ian's pediatrician was extremely happy with the fact that Ian was fully breast fed, and also the weight gain (cos babies typically lose about 5-7% of their birth weight in the first week after birth), so we were just told to continue with what we were doing. I also didn't have any burning questions, since dah macam pro this second time around... so our appointment ended early.
While waiting for Hubby to arrive, just my luck - the hospital was organizing an international food fest at the lobby. They had so many types of food, I was seriously considering breaking my pantang! Aiden on the other hand, wanted to try everything - from the Korean barbeque, to the Asian cuisine all the way to the scrumptious desserts!
Aiden coaxed me into buying the vanilla and red velvet cupcakes. Okay, fine... I cheated on my pantang and had a small bite! Heck, how can I say no to cream cheese???
Check out his excited pose. Again, he managed to coax me to buy meringue kisses and chocolate chip cookies from the stall behind him. Aaaahhh the temptation!
Same pose, more food! *cries*
In the end I found a stall that sold chicken porridge, and that was the most confinement-compliant food around, so I had that. Aiden on the other hand, had a very scrumptious looking nasi lemak!
Back home, this bald boy was suntanning in the garden patio.
So proud that Ian is starting to sprout some chubby cheeks. All on Mummy's milk!
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Farah Izza Shafik March 12, 2014 at 7:53 AM
congrats liz!! Ian looks amazing... ~love vibe here~
Liz June 12, 2014 at 9:23 AM
Thank you for the congratulatory wish. I'm a mother of two!!

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Lavar Mcbride: The definition of being OUT HERE
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So as many of you readers have found these past couple days, someone left a supposedly "iphone 4g" at a bar in Redwood City. Being a former Apple employee and knowing how these product drops operate, I'm 60 percent bought that this is the new iphone, and 40 percent not bought on it completely. Why am I 40 percent not bought on this yet?
-accountability of anyone leaving this in a "bar in RWC". Someone should really look into who got fired over this
-no shots off the iphone 4.0 os despite some plausible reasons
Here is a spec break down via Fatlace
While they couldn’t get it past the connect to iTunes screen for the reasons listed earlier, the USB cable on that screen was so high quality that it was impossible to discern individual pixels. They can’t tell you the exact resolution of this next-generation iPhone, but it’s much higher than the current iPhone 3GS.
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Ode to my favorite mixtape for 2010 (for now)
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Heh, good one Neo - those old guy were about the last generation of free men/real men before we descended into nanny state metrosexualityMy great Uncle had lots of stories about the pioneer generations in my family and the one thing they all had in common was a healthy distrust of government and total contempt for bureaucrats - if they could only see ...
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Tammy Grimes, the actress who won a Tony Award for “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” died Oct. 30, 2016, according to The New York Times. She was 82.
Her death was confirmed to The New York Times by Duncan MacArthur, her nephew.
In 1969, she won her second Tony for her role in the play “Private Lives.”
She appeared on many television shows and in movies. She was the voice of the mouse who doesn’t believe in Santa Claus in the holiday animated special “Twas the Night before Christmas.”
Grimes was married to actor Christopher Plummer from 1956 until 1960. They had a daughter, who is the actress Amanda Plummer.
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"It was an honor being on stage with Tammy in PYGMALION at the Arena. She was a Star, I was barely there but she treated me gently and with professionalism. Rest in peace, dear friend. Say hello to Gail and all the rest 'May flights of angels...'"
"Rest in peace Miss Tammy Grimes. A great actress and singer."
"I am so sorry for your loss. It is always so very hard to lose a loved one in death. God understands your loss and he will listen to your prayer and pay attention to your pleas for help. In the days of your distress, he will answer you. ( Psalms..." (MD)
"Prayers and deepest sympathy to Tammy' s family and friends. Use to watch "The Tammy Grimes Show." I lived in Derry, NH next to Chester, NH, where we would pass by the Grimes home many many times."
- Dotte Wallace (Derry,, NH)
"To the Family may your memories of Tammy be as bright as she was I am so sorry for your loss. Amanda you are such a beautiful woman like your Mom . She will continue to shine through you."
- Rosalie (Rose) Davis (Gloucester, VA)
Published online on October 30, 2016 courtesy of Tributes.com
Tammy Grimes, the actress who won a Tony Award for "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," died Oct. 30, 2016, according to The New York Times. For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here . Read Obituary

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