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Mark Webber says he is "pretty happy" with qualifying after compromising his RB9 in light of his penalty.
Last time out in Singapore, the Australian driver incurred a 10-place grid penalty for this weekend's Korean Grand Prix when he was slapped with his third reprimand of the season.
As such Webber's weekend at the Korean International Circuit has been all about trying to find ways to bounce back on Sunday.
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"We had to take a bit of pace out of the car for qualy, not much, but looking at how we would compromise qualy for the race," he explained.
"I'm actually pretty happy with qualifying.
"I could be two positions further up and that would mean I'd be 11th instead of 13th because of the penalty.
"It was a prety tight qualy; between two Mercs, Seb and myself it was an interesting little battle.
"I think the race will be interesting. Obviously I'm well and truly out of position but we'll fight and come back through."
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"We certainly improved the car in areas that we wanted to focus on compared to yesterday," he said.
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Ricky Rubio had 19 points, 12 assists and eight steals and Derrick Williams scored 15 for the Wolves, who have won three of their last four games.
Ersan Ilyasova had 29 points and 12 rebounds and Monta Ellis added 18 points and five boards for the Bucks, losers in six of their last eight.
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If a character writes something inside of a diary, how do I quote it? Do I quote just like anything else? Specifically I am talking about page 145 of the Washington Square Press paperback edition of Warriors Don't Cry.
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The diary entry is part of a the book, is it not? If the section quoted is out of a book in a book, the same author wrote it in the same text as the rest of the book.
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/144,852, filed Jun. 3, 2005, which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/909,229, filed Jul. 29, 2004, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,930,498, which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/637,527, filed Nov. 29, 2000, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,838,890, which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional App. 60/184,851, filed Feb. 25, 2000.
The present invention relates to probe assemblies of the type commonly used for testing integrated circuits (IC).
The trend in electronic production has been toward increasingly smaller geometries particularly in integrated circuit technology wherein a very large number of discrete circuit elements are fabricated on a single substrate or "wafer." After fabrication, this wafer is divided into a number of rectangular-shaped chips or "dice" where each die presents a rectangular or other regular arrangement of metallized contact pads through which input/output connections are made. Although each die is eventually packaged separately, for efficiency sake, testing of the circuit formed on each die is preferably performed while the dies are still joined together on the wafer. One typical procedure is to support the wafer on a flat stage or "chuck" and to move the wafer in X, Y and Z directions relative to the head of the probing assembly so that the contacts on the probing assembly move from die to die for consecutive engagement with each die. Respective signal, power and ground lines are run to the probing assembly from the test instrumentation thus enabling each circuit to be sequentially connected to the test instrumentation.
One conventional type of probing assembly used for testing integrated circuits provides contacts that are configured as needle-like tips. These tips are mounted about a central opening formed in a probe card so as to radially converge inwardly and downwardly through the opening. When the wafer is raised beyond that point where the pads on the wafer first come into contact with these tips, the tips flex upwardly so as to skate forwardly across their respective pads thereby removing oxide buildup on the pads.
The problem with this type of probing assembly is that the needle-like tips, due to their narrow geometry, exhibit high inductance so that signal distortion is large in high frequency measurements made through these tips. Also, these tips can act in the manner of a planing tool as they wipe across their respective pads, thereby leading to excessive pad damage. This problem is magnified to the extent that the probe tips bend out of shape during use or otherwise fail to terminate in a common plane which causes the more forward ones of the tips to bear down too heavily on their respective pads. Also, it is impractical to mount these tips at less than 100 micron center-to-center spacing or in a multi-row grid-like pattern so as to accommodate the pad arrangement of more modern, higher density dies. Also, this type of probing assembly has a scrub length of the needle tips of 25 microns or more, which increases the difficulty of staying within the allowed probing area.
In order to reduce inductive losses, decrease pad wear, and accommodate smaller device geometries, a second type of probing assembly has been developed that uses a flexible membrane structure for supporting the probing contacts. In this assembly, lead lines of well-defined geometry are formed on one or more plies of flexible insulative film, such as polyimide or MYLAR™. If separate plies are used, these plies are bonded together to form, for example, a multilayered transmission line structure. In the central portion of this flexible structure or membrane, each conductive line is terminated by a respective probing contact which is formed on, and projects outwardly from, an outer face of the membrane. These probing contacts are arranged in a predetermined pattern that matches the pattern of the device pads and typically are formed as upraised bumps for probing the flat surfaces conventionally defined by the pads. The inner face of the membrane is supported on a supporting structure. This structure can take the form, for example, of a truncated pyramid, in which case the inner face of the center portion of the membrane is supported on the truncated end of the support while the marginal portions of the membrane are drawn away from the center portion at an angle thereto so as to clear any upright components that may surround the pads on the device.
With respect to the membrane probing assembly just described, excessive line inductance is eliminated by carefully selecting the geometry of the lead lines, and a photolithographic process is preferably used to enable some control over the size, spacing, and arrangement, of the probing contacts so as to accommodate higher density configurations. However, although several different forms of this probing assembly have been proposed, difficulties have been encountered in connection with this type of assembly in reducing pad wear and in achieving reliable clearing of the oxide layer from each of the device pads so as to ensure adequate electrical connection between the assembly and the device-under-test.
One conventional form of membrane probing assembly, for example, is exemplified by the device shown in Rath European Patent Pub. No. 259,163A2. This device has the central portion of the sheet-like membrane mounted directly against a rigid support. This rigid support, in turn, is connected by a resilient member comprising an elastomeric or rubber block to the main body of the assembly so that the membrane can tilt to match the tilt of the device. Huff U.S. Pat. No. 4,918,383 shows a closely related device wherein radially extending leaf springs permit vertical axis movement of the rigid support while preventing it from tilting so that there is no slippage or "misalignment" of the contact bumps on the pads and further so that the entire membrane will shift slightly in the horizontal plane to allow the contacts to "scrub" across their respective pads in order to clear surface oxides from these pads.
In respect to both of these devices, however, because of manufacturing tolerances, certain of the contact bumps are likely to be in a recessed position relative to their neighbors and these recessed bumps will not have a satisfactory opportunity to engage their pads since they will be drawn away from their pads by the action of their neighbors on the rigid support. Furthermore, even when "scrub" movement is provided in the manner of Huff, the contacts will tend to frictionally cling to the device as they perform the scrubbing movement, that is, there will be a tendency for the pads of the device to move in unison with the contacts so as to negate the effect of the contact movement. Whether any scrubbing action actually occurs depends on how far the pads can move, which depends, in turn, on the degree of lateral play that exists as a result of normal tolerance between the respective bearing surfaces of the probe head and chuck. Hence this form of membrane probing assembly does not ensure reliable electrical connection between each contact and pad.
A second conventional form of membrane probing assembly is exemplified by the device shown in Barsotti European Patent Pub. No. 304,868A2. This device provides a flexible backing for the central or contact-carrying portion of the flexible membrane. In Barsotti, the membrane is directly backed by an elastomeric member and this member, in turn, is backed by a rigid support so that minor height variations between the contacts or pads can be accommodated. It is also possible to use positive-pressure air, negative-pressure air, liquid or an unbacked elastomer to provide flexible backing for the membrane, as shown in Gangroth U.S. Pat. No. 4,649,339, Ardezzone U.S. Pat. No. 4,636,772, Reed, Jr. et al. U.S. Pat. No. 3,596,228 and Okubo et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,134,365, respectively. These alternative devices, however, do not afford sufficient pressure between the probing contacts and the device pads to reliably penetrate the oxides that form on the pad surfaces.
In this second form of membrane probing assembly, as indicated in Okubo, the contacts may be limited to movement along the Z-axis in order to prevent slippage and resulting misalignment between the contacts and pads during engagement. Thus, in Barsotti, the rigid support underlying the elastomeric member is fixed in position although it is also possible to mount the support for Z-axis movement in the manner shown in Huff U.S. Pat. No. 4,980,637. Pad damage is likely to occur with this type of design, however, because a certain amount of tilt is typically present between the contacts and the device, and those contacts angled closest to the device will ordinarily develop much higher contact pressures than those which are angled away. The same problem arises with the related assembly shown in European Patent Pub. No. 230,348A2 to Garretson, even though in the Garretson device the characteristic of the elastomeric member is such as to urge the contacts into lateral movement when those contacts are placed into pressing engagement with their pads. Yet another related assembly is shown in Evans U.S. Pat. No. 4,975,638 which uses a pivotably mounted support for backing the elastomeric member so as to accommodate tilt between the contacts and the device. However, the Evans device is subject to the friction clinging problem already described insofar as the pads of the device are likely to cling to the contacts as the support pivots and causes the contacts to shift laterally.
Yet other forms of conventional membrane probing assemblies are shown in Crumly U.S. Pat. No. 5,395,253, Barsotti et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,059,898 and Evans et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,975,638. In Crumly, the center portion of a stretchable membrane is resiliently biased to a fully stretched condition using a spring. When the contacts engage their respective pads, the stretched center portion retracts against the spring to a partially relaxed condition so as to draw the contacts in radial scrub directions toward the center of the membrane. In Barsotti, each row of contacts is supported by the end of a respective L-shaped arm so that when the contacts in a row engage their respective pads, the corresponding arm flexes upwardly and causes the row of contacts to laterally scrub simultaneously across their respective pads. In both Crumly and Barsotti, however, if any tilt is present between the contacts and the device at the time of engagement, this tilt will cause the contacts angled closest to the device to scrub further than those angled further away. Moreover, the shorter contacts will be forced to move in their scrub directions before they have had the opportunity to engage their respective pads due to the controlling scrub action of their neighboring contacts. A further disadvantage of the Crumly device, in particular, is that the contacts nearer to the center of the membrane will scrub less than those nearer to the periphery so that scrub effectiveness will vary with contact position.
In Evans et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,355,079 each contact constitutes a spring metal finger, and each finger is mounted so as to extend in a cantilevered manner away from the underlying membrane at a predetermined angle relative to the membrane. A similar configuration is shown in Higgins U.S. Pat. No. 5,521,518. It is difficult, however, to originally position these fingers so that they all terminate in a common plane, particularly if a high density pattern is required. Moreover, these fingers are easily bent out of position during use and cannot easily be rebent back to their original position. Hence, certain ones of the fingers are likely to touch down before other ones of the fingers, and scrub pressures and distances are likely to be different for different fingers. Nor, in Evans at least, is there an adequate mechanism for tolerating a minor degree of tilt between the fingers and pads. Although Evans suggests roughening the surface of each finger to improve the quality of electrical connection, this roughening can cause undue abrasion and damage to the pad surfaces. Yet a further disadvantage of the contact fingers shown in both Evans and Higgins is that such fingers are subject to fatigue and failure after a relatively low number of "touchdowns" or duty cycles due to repeated bending and stressing.
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When the support element 54 is mounted on the upper side of the probe card 52 as shown in
A feature of the probing assembly 42 is its capability for probing a somewhat dense arrangement of contact pads over a large number of contact cycles in a manner that provides generally reliable electrical connection between the contacts and pads in each cycle despite oxide buildup on the pads. This capability is a function of the construction of the support element 54, the flexible membrane assembly 72 and their manner of interconnection. In particular, the membrane assembly is so constructed and connected to the support element that the contacts on the membrane assembly preferably wipe or scrub, in a locally controlled manner, laterally across the pads when brought into pressing engagement with these pads. The preferred mechanism for producing this scrubbing action is described in connection with the construction and interconnection of a preferred membrane assembly 72 a as best depicted in
The membrane assembly is interconnected to the flat support surface 70 by an interposed elastomeric layer 98, which layer is coextensive with the support surface and can be formed by a silicone rubber compound such as ELMER'S STICK-ALL™ made by the Borden Company or Sylgard 182 by Dow Corning Corporation. This compound can be conveniently applied in a paste-like phase which hardens as it sets. The flat support surface, as previously mentioned, is made of incompressible material and is preferably a hard dielectric such as polysulfone or glass.
In accordance with the above-described construction, when one of the contacts 88 is brought into pressing engagement with a respective pad 100, as indicated in
Because the elastomeric layer 98 is backed by the incompressible support surface 70, the elastomeric layer exerts a recovery force on each tilting beam 90 and thus each contact 93 to maintain contact-to-pad pressure during scrubbing. At the same time, the elastomeric layer accommodates some height variations between the respective contacts. Thus, referring to
Referring to
Another suitable technique of the construction of a membrane probe is disclosed in co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/115,571, incorporated by reference herein. However, for the inventions described herein, the present inventors have no preference as to the particular construction of the contacting portion of the membrane assembly nor the general structure of the membrane or membrane assembly itself.
While providing an improved technique for effective scrubbing action is significant, the present inventors determined that excessive noise still remains in the signals sensed by the measurement device.
The present invention overcomes the aforementioned drawbacks of the prior art by providing a membrane probing assembly with a probe card that includes conductors supported thereon, wherein the conductors include at least a signal conductor located between a pair of spaced apart guard conductors. A membrane assembly includes a membrane with contacts thereon, and supporting at least a signal conductor located between a pair of spaced apart guard conductors. The guard conductors of the probe card are electrically interconnected proximate the interconnection between the probe card and the membrane assembly. The guard conductors of the membrane assembly are electrically interconnected proximate the interconnection between the probe card and the membrane assembly.
The foregoing and other objectives, features, and advantages of the invention will be more readily understood upon consideration of the following detailed description of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
With particular regard to probe cards that are specially adapted for use in measuring ultra-low currents, probe card designers have been concerned with developing techniques for controlling (e.g., minimizing) leakage currents. Unwanted currents that flow into a particular cable (or conductor) from surrounding cables (or conductors) may distort the current measured in that particular cable (or conductor). For a given potential difference between two spaced apart conductors, the amount of leakage current that will flow between them will vary depending upon the volume resistivity of the insulating material that separates the conductors. In other words, if a relatively lower-resistance insulator is used, this will result in a relatively higher leakage current. Thus, a designer of low-current probe cards will normally avoid the use of rubber-insulated single-core wires on a glass-epoxy board since rubber and glass-epoxy materials are known to be relatively low-resistance insulators through which relatively large leakage currents can flow.
One technique that has been used for suppressing inter-channel leakage currents is positioning the signal conductor between a pair of guard conductors, where each guard conductor is maintained at the same potential as the signal conductor by a feedback circuit in the output channel of the test instrument. Because the voltage potentials of the guard conductors and the respective signal conductor are made to substantially track each other, negligible leakage current will flow from the signal conductor to the corresponding guard conductors. Although leakage current can still flow between different sets of guard conductors, this is typically not a problem because the guard conductors, unlike the signal conductors, are at low impedance. By using this guarding technique, significant improvements may be realized in the low-level current measuring capability of certain probe card designs by reducing the capacitance between signal and guard, and increasing the resistance between signal and guard.
To further improve low-current measurement capability, the membrane assembly is constructed so as to likewise minimize leakage currents between the individual probing devices. Typically, this minimization involves the selection of membrane materials and likewise providing limited guarding of the signal conductor by a pair of guard conductors to a location proximate the probing device. Referring to
In other probe card designs, efforts have been directed toward systematically eliminating low-resistance leakage paths within the probe card and toward designing extensive and elaborate guarding structures to surround the signal conductors along the signal path. For example, in one design, the entire glass-epoxy main board is replaced with a board of ceramic material which presents a relatively high resistance to leakage currents. However, the ceramic material used in these newer designs is relatively more expensive than the glass-epoxy material it replaces. Another problem with ceramic materials is that they are relatively susceptible to the absorption of surface contaminants such as can be deposited by the skin during handling of the probe card. These contaminants can decrease the surface resistivity of the ceramic material to a sufficient extent as to produce a substantial increase in the leakage current levels. In addition, the more extensive and elaborate guarding structures that are used in these newer designs has contributed to a large increase in design and assembly costs.
It should be noted that there are other factors unrelated to design that can influence whether or not the potential of a particular probe card for measuring low-level currents will be fully realized. For example, if less special care is taken in assembling the probe card, it is possible for surface contaminants, such as oils and salts from the skin or residues left by solder flux, to contaminate the surface of the card and to degrade its performance (due to their ionic character, such contaminants can produce undesirable characteristics). Furthermore, even assuming that the card is designed and assembled properly, the card may not be suitably connected to the test instrument or the instrument may not be properly calibrated so as to completely null out, for example, the effects of voltage and current offsets. The probe card or the interconnecting lines can serve as pickup sites for ac fields, which ac fields can be rectified by the input circuit of the test instrument so as to cause errors in the indicated dc values. Thus, it is necessary to employ proper shielding procedures for (1) the probe card, (2) the interconnecting lines, and (3) the test instrument in order to shield out these field disturbances. Due to these factors, when a new probe card design is being tested, it can be extremely difficult to isolate the causes of undesirable background current in the new design due to numerous and possibly interacting factors that may be responsible.
The present inventors reconsidered a seemingly improbable source of noise, namely, the interconnection between the probe card 52 and the membrane assembly 72, which from initial considerations would appear to be effective at providing a guarded signal path to the probe device because of the "continuous" signal path upon interconnection. However, upon further consideration the present inventors determined that there is in fact significant unguarded and/or unshielded leakage paths existing in the region proximate the interconnection. Referring to
After further consideration, the present inventors came the realization that this extension of the signal and/or guard conductors beyond the location of electrical connection results in significant additional leakage paths. Referring to
In many embodiments, the opening 230 into which the membrane assembly 72 is supported includes a conductive surface 232 therein (e.g., guard, shield, ground) to further isolate the membrane assembly 72 from the probe card 52. Unfortunately, the conductive surface 232 results in significant fringe fields 234 (on the surface and in the bulk of the probe card 52) at the end of the signal conductors 200 and guard conductors 202, 204. These fringe fields 234 appear to the measuring device as an additional parallel capacitance and resistance. This fringe leakage path at the end of the guard and signal conductors 200, 202, 204 reduces the accuracy of measurements by increasing the leakage currents. The cumulative result of the additional bulk leakage currents, additional surface leakage currents, and additional fringe capacitance and resistance (leakage currents), appears to the measuring device as a capacitance and resistance lumped together with the measurements of the actual device under test. It is difficult, if not nearly impossible, to calibrate such additional leakage currents out of any measurements so that the true measurement of the device under test is obtained. Further, the additional capacitance results in an increase in the settling time of signals thereby increasing the time required to obtain a set of accurate measurements.
It is desirable to maximize the number of interconnections available between the probe card 52 and the membrane assembly 72 in order to provide the capability of probing an increasingly greater number of devices under test. While increasing the size of the membrane assembly 72 to provide a greater circumferential edge may be employed, it remains desirable to limit the size of the membrane assembly 72 to minimize the length of the conductive paths to reduce leakage currents.
To increase the number of interconnections available between the membrane assembly 72 and the probe card 52, the width of the conductors of the membrane assembly 72 and the probe card 52 may be decreased together with the spacing between the conductors. While decreasing the size of the conductor increases the number of interconnections for a given circumferential edge, this unfortunately results in an increased difficultly of aligning the respective conductive traces together. Further, the greater density increases the manufacturing expense of the device.
In general, the membrane assembly 72 is suitable for a higher density of conductive paths than the probe card 52. Accordingly, the initial limit to the number of interconnects is the ability to fabricate an increasingly greater number of conductive traces on the probe card 52.
Referring to
With the interconnecting portion 240 electrically interconnecting together a pair of guard conductors 202, 204 another benefit is more achievable, namely, increasing the number of potential interconnections, without necessarily changing the size of the membrane assembly 72, without necessarily changing the geometry of the individual conductors, and without necessarily decreasing the spacing between adjacent conductors. Referring to
Referring to
Ideally in a two lead conductor system a "true Kelvin" connection is constructed. This involves using what is generally referred to as a force signal and a sense signal. The signal conductor from one of the two conductors is considered the force conductor, while the signal conductor from the other of the two conductors is considered the sense conductor. The force conductor is brought into contact with a test pad on the wafer. The force conductor is a low impedance connection, so a current is forced through the force conductor for testing purposes. The sense conductor is a high impedance connection and is also brought into contact with the same test pad (or a different test pad) on the wafer, preferably in close proximity to the sense conductor, in order to sense the voltage. As such the current versus voltage characteristics of the test device can be obtained using the force and sense conductors.
Referring to
While considering how to maintain one or more standard probe cards 52, together with providing Kelvin connections for each line, the present inventors initially observed that the probe card 52 has more available surface area for routing the conductors further from the interconnection between the probe card 52 and the membrane assembly 72. With the additional surface area at regions not proximate the interconnection between the probe card 52 and the membrane assembly 72, a pair of conductive traces 280, 282 are easily routed, the pair being located between a pair of guard conductors 284, 286, to a location generally proximate the interconnection (see
To accomplish effective probing with the membrane assembly 72, typically low impedance power conductors 300 are provided on the probe card 52 to supply power to the probing devices of the membrane assembly 72. The present inventors determined that the interconnection 270 between the pair of conductors may be removed and the force conductor 280 may be jumpered with a wire bond 302 (or any other suitable technique) to an unused power conductor on the probe card 52. Each of the power conductors 300 on the probe card 52 are preferably conductive members within the bulk of the probe card 52, electrically connected to the surface of the probe card 52 by using a set of vias 304, 306. Each power conductor is routed to a location proximate the interconnection between the probe card 52 and the membrane assembly 72. The power conductor is normally a low impedance conductor. Because the force conductor is a low-impedance connection designed to carry significant current it is preferable to locate the force conductor outside of the guards 284, 286 of its corresponding sense conductor. In addition, because the force conductor is a low-impedance path carrying significant (non-negligible) current levels it does not necessarily require the guarding provided by the guard conductors 284, 286 on opposing sides of the sense conductor 282.
The power conductors, to which force conductors may be interconnected with, are preferably routed within the bulk of the probe card 52 in a region directly underneath the corresponding sense conductor. The conductive power conductor provides additional protection for the sense conductor to minimize leakage currents. Alternatively, the power conductor may be routed on the top surface (or bottom surface) of the probe card, if desired.
The power conductor is preferably routed to a point "interior" to the end of the corresponding signal conductor using a "via" 306 to the upper surface of the probe card 52. Accordingly, the power conductor is available at a location suitable for interconnection to the membrane assembly 72, if desired, while likewise being available for interconnection as a force conductor. In this manner, the same power conductor may be used to provide power to the device under test, while likewise providing a force connection, both of which in a manner that maintains the density of the interconnection of the interface between the probe card 52 and the membrane assembly 72. The actual use of the power conductors depends on the application and the particular design of the membrane assembly 72.
Another technique suitable to provide a greater density of interconnects, and their corresponding interconnecting regions (normally having a greater surface area for contact to the membrane assembly 72) is to align the interconnects of the probe card 52 in a non-linear fashion (e.g., some closer and some farther from the edge of the probe card 52) around the circumference of the membrane assembly 72, as shown in
The present inventors came to the realization that the membrane assembly is susceptible to absorption of moisture which increases the leakage currents within the membrane assembly. Referring to
Referring to
The terms and expressions which have been employed in the foregoing specification are used therein as terms of description and not of limitation, and there is no intention, in the use of such terms and expressions, of excluding equivalents of the features shown and described or portions thereof, it being recognized that the scope of the invention is defined and limited only by the claims which follow.
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DAY SIX UPDATE:Six days into his administration, President Barack Obama requested Environmental Protection Agency Director Lisa Jackson to look into granting California a waiver for its clean car law. This would mean over a dozen states could put better limits on global-warming pollution from cars. This stunning break with the policies of the past will help us make real progress cutting our dependence on oil and building a clean energy economy.
Administrator Jackson has already said she will she will pursue granting California a waiver for their clean car law, "...very aggressively, very soon after confirmation ... I will look at the science, and the rule of law," she said.
Clearly this means we are headed in the right direction for a Clean Slate but the job isn't over after Day One-- it's just beginning. With the Economic Recovery package (that includes clean energy) the first item on President Obama's to-do list, there will still be time to talk to President Obama and his Cabinet about the other major strides we can take by adopting the Clean Slate Agenda as soon as possible.


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Guthrie famously tells the story of a littering incident between him and a police officer, and its effect on his status when trying to enter the Vietnam War through the draft. The incident happened on Thanksgiving Day, according to Guthrie, and part of the song involves his Thanksgiving dinner with Alice and his friends.


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The new home for Erin's House for Grieving Children had its official ground breaking Thursday afternoon, appropriately on National Children's Grief Awareness Day.
Debbie Meyer, executive director of the organization, spoke at the dedication, and gave the history of Erin Farragh, a girl who died just before her 5th birthday and for whom the agency is named. Her two siblings had their world turned upside down when she died. A friend of the family heard about their search for healing and the Junior League of Fort Wayne found an example of a house for grieving children, in Ohio, and then conducted a feasibility study to see if such a nonprofit organization would work in the Fort Wayne. In 1994 they started with four families; now they have 90 families per month with six program nights and have served more than 15,000 children whose siblings have died.
The site for the new building was chosen based off the 20-year-old feasibility study. Reading from the former study, Meyer said it needed to be a neutral site where there were no negative memories of the dead. It needed to be warm with a feel good atmosphere and must reflect life and hope. Meyer and the board of Erin's House believe they have found just that in the northeast Fort Wayne location. Meyer said the board starting work on the project two and a half years ago and looked at 57 different options before choosing the current location.
"Our kids love Erin's House. One little boy told us 'it is the happiest sad place you ever have to be,' " Meyer said.
Gail Farragh, Erin's mother, spoke to the gathering and thanks them for their purpose of healing hearts.
"It is your outreach that makes Fort Wayne very special, in my eyes very special," Farragh said adding, "Today I am full of appreciation for the fact that Erin's House's purpose has been affectionately nurtured and financially strengthened the past 19 years."
The new facility will have 14,500 square feet, almost double its current 7,323 square foot space, along with a memory gardens on the grounds. The new structure will have 13 program rooms, a recreation room, a craft room, a gathering room, atrium, and administrative offices with a training room. The facility is located next to the new YMCA project, off St Joe Center Road.
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Judith Scott-Clayton Study Cited in NYT Column on FAFSA
New York Times column, "Fafsa Follies: To Gain a Student, Eliminate a Form," quotes a study by Judith Scott-Clayton and others Published: 8/25/2015 12:44:00 PM
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Jeffrey Henig quoted in The Washington Post, July 8, 2015
Prof. Jeffrey Henig is quoted in the Washington Post article "Even as Congress moves to strip his power, Arne Duncan holds his ground" by Lyndsey Layton. Published: 7/9/2015 11:32:00 AM
Judith Scott-Clayton Testifies at Senate HELP Committee Hearing on College Affordability
Professor Scott-Clayton spoke at the Senate HELP committee's hearing on college affordability on June 3, and made recommendations to reduce complexity in the federal student aid application and loan repayment processes. Published: 6/4/2015 9:05:00 AM
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Saturday, October 13, 2001Greenville, S.C. -- The East Tennessee State cross country team competed in the Furman Invitational hosted by Furman University in Greenville, S.C. The women finished in a tie for 16th overall with Elon University and the men finished 18th. In the men's 8K, freshman Brad Yewer continues to lead the Bucs with a 45th-place finish in 26:33. David Haefner put in his third best time of the season (27:27). Mike Farkas ran a 29:35, his second best time this season. Emily Chaney was the first member of the women's team to cross the finish line. Chaney finished in 46th with a time of 23:42. Senior Roseline Addo finished in 61st position (23:51). Freshman Kim Simmons ran her first cross country event for ETSU. Simmons earned a time of 30:06. Top Five Women's Teams: 1. Brigham-Young 2. University of Guelph 3. Virginia 4. Georgetown 5. University of Minnesota T16. ETSU Top Five Men's Teams: 1. Atlanta Track Club 2. University of Guelph 3. North Carolina State 4. Strickly Running 5. Western Carolina 18. ETSU ETSU Women: 46. Emily Chaney 23:42 61. Roseline Addo 23:51 119. Lauren Campbell 24:57 214. Jennifer Howard 27:33 249. Kim Simmons 30:06 ETSU Men: 45. Brad Yewer 26:33 77. Greg Sprowl 27:00 107. David Haefner 27:27 240. Mike Farkas 29:35 249. Lawrence Lockhart 30:08
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