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Little Miss Sure Shot: Annie Oakley's World by Jeffrey Marshall
by Amy in 4 Stars, Book Bingo, General Tags: annie oakley, biography, book bingo, four stars, historical, jeffrey marshall
Published: 5th May 2014
Publisher: Self Published
Genre: Biography/Historical
Little Miss Sure Shot is a fictionalized account of the life of Annie Oakley, drawing heavily on the real timelines and events of her life. However, the book is not a biography – it invents situations, people she meets, and a myriad of conversations. Moreover, while the book is presented chronologically, apart from the prologue, it skips certain periods and attempts to focus on those that are especially vital, such as the early years Annie spent with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, including the tours through Europe. A special feature of the novel is the framing of Annie's loving marriage to fellow sharpshooter Frank Butler, whom she married at sixteen and remained married to for 50 years until her death. Frank was far more than just her husband – he was her manager (he gave up his own shooting for that role) and her constant companion. The novel closes with an epilogue in Frank's voice, presenting an overview of their lives together and the circumstances of her death in 1926.
Note: I was provided a copy of this book for review.
Not knowing anything about Annie Oakley before starting this book I was not sure what I was in for but it wasn't long before I became engrossed with the story. Marshall has been quite clever in his presentation of this book, stating clearly that it is not a biography, but it is also not a novel either. Somewhere in the middle is this book that looks at key moments in Oakley's life, and explores her rise to stardom and life in the spotlight with a few fictional elements added.
There is not a lot of dialogue or plot, and being a semi-fictionalised account of Oakley's life it isn't supposed to have a plot per se, but Marshall writes in such a way that it has a narrative feel which also makes the story flow nicely. I liked that it read more like a novel than a nonfiction biography, having said that the writing does have an informative tone to it mixes this with snippets of dialogue and scenes that balance it out nicely.
Annie's life is presented chronologically, though there are brief references to future moments or memories of the past, but Marshall connects these together smoothly and doesn't jar the story with them. While Marshall admits this not a true biography, there is no doubting it has a great deal of information about Oakley's life. Marshall explores Annie's childhood and how she started shooting at 8 years old, and he also focuses intensely on her time with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. One of the great and consistent elements in the story though is the exploration of Oakley's marriage with Frank. As her husband for 50 years it is wonderful to see their connection grow and the influence he had on her life.
While the Wild West show was interesting, discovering about life during that time and the difference in society across Europe and America not to mention Annie's place within them was fascinating. It was also wonderful to discover just how famous Annie was and the impact she had on the world. As a person she comes across as someone who is independent and knew what she wanted, and she was determined to be herself no matter what. Her strong ideals, ingenuity, and her desire that every woman should learn to shoot makes her a wonderful woman and key part of history, something which Marshall captures wonderfully.
I really enjoyed this book and I loved learning about Annie Oakley and her life. The problem of not being a real biography means there is an uncertainty about certain facts and events, but Marshall's recount about Annie's life piques your interest and curiosity in just the right way to want to go and learn more about her. Knowing this biography is based on some element of truth though makes the sad bits sadder but the good bits greater and there is no doubt it is a charming and heart-warming story and one of admiration for Annie and the life she lead.
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Descritto come un giovane arrogante e viziato, nel 1493 venne inviato dal padre in Spagna per sposare Maria Enriquez de Luna e prender possesso del ducato di Gandia, che aveva ereditato nel 1488 dal suo fratellastro Pedro Luis de Borja. In seguito, nel 1496 fu richiamato a Roma.

In Italia Alessandro VI lo favorì, palesando tutto il possibile nepotismo, dandogli un gran numero di funzioni e riconoscimenti. Nonostante i fallimenti militari del duca, il pontefice lo nominò Gonfaloniere della Chiesa e capitano generale della Chiesa, creando per lui il ducato di Benevento, aumentando la crescente ostilità verso la famiglia dei Borgia, già ampiamente odiati perché considerati parvenus.

La notte del 14 giugno 1497, Giovanni Borgia fu assassinato a Roma da ignoti. Il suo corpo venne ritrovato dopo pochi giorni nel Tevere, con nove coltellate in varie parti del corpo. Fuori di sé dal dolore, Alessandro VI ordinò delle indagini per trovare gli assassini; tuttavia il misterioso crimine non fu mai chiarito. Sono state sospettate dell'omicidio varie persone della Roma dell'epoca, fra cui anche suo fratello Cesare Borgia, accusato anche dalla moglie di Giovanni. La tesi attualmente più popolare in ambito accademico è che l'omicidio fosse stato commissionato dalla famiglia Orsini, avversaria dei Borgia.

Biografia

Giovanni, anche noto come Juan o Joan, nacque probabilmente a Roma dall'allora cardinale Rodrigo Borgia e da Vannozza Cattanei, che era sposata con Domenico da Rignano. Da una bolla papale emessa dopo la sua morte, viene enunciato che Giovanni nacque dopo Cesare, dopo la morte del primo marito di Vannozza Cattanei, perciò non prima dell'estate 1476 (anche se è stato a lungo dibattuto sulla primogenitura fra Giovanni e Cesare).

Il 3 settembre 1488, il suo fratellastro Pedro Luis de Borja morì nominandolo suo erede del ducato. Giovanni venne perciò fidanzato a Maria Enriquez de Luna, la fidanzata spagnola del defunto. Giovanni e Maria si sposarono nel settembre 1493 ed ebbero due figli: Juan de Borja y Enriquez (noto come Juan Borgia), che diventò il III duca di Gandía, e Isabel de Borja y Enríquez, che diventò suora con il nome di Francisca de Jesus in un convento a Valladolid. Questo secondo Juan fu il padre di San Francesco Borgia. Capitano generale nella guerra del papa contro gli Orsini, fu battuto da Vitellozzo Vitelli a Soriano (27 genn. 1497), durante lo scontro il suo esercito, dopo alcuni colpi dell'artiglieria attaccò l'esercito degli Orsini ma le loro truppe ressero all'assalto e contrattaccarono mettendo in fuga i Pontifici; nella battaglia morirono circa 300 soldati degli Orsini e più di 500 Pontifici. Poco dopo fu creato signore di Terracina e di Pontecorvo e duca di Benevento.

Fu fatto il secondo Duca di Gandia, Duca di Sessa, Gran Constabile di Napoli, Governatore di San Pietro, e Gonfaloniere e Capitano generale della Chiesa.

Il misterioso omicidio

Giovanni fu assassinato la notte del 14 giugno 1497 in quella che poi fu chiamata Piazza Giudea e che ora è un semplice largo senza nome tra Via del Pianto e Via del Portico d'Ottavia. Anche l'unico attendente di Borgia fu ucciso, quindi non ci furono testimoni noti.

Su indicazione di un commerciante di legname, il corpo riccamente abbigliato del duca fu ripescato nel Tevere con 30 ducati d'oro intatti nel borsellino alla cintura. Il cadavere del duca presentava nove ferite da pugnale, alla testa, al collo, al corpo e alle gambe. Il suo addolorato padre avviò un'intensa attività investigativa sull'omicidio, soltanto per porvi fine bruscamente una settimana dopo.

Al dolore immenso del papa, questo atto diede l'opportunità al Sannazzaro di scrivere l'epigramma:

Alcuni indicarono come mandanti dell'omicidio Goffredo Borgia, a causa della relazione del duca con Sancia d'Aragona, Antonio Maria della Mirandola (a cui il duca aveva insidiato la figlia), Giovanni Sforza, che in quel tempo stava subendo le accuse di impotenza per l'annullamento del matrimonio con Lucrezia Borgia. Altri parlarono di Guidobaldo da Montefeltro e il cardinale Ascanio Sforza, con cui Giovanni aveva aspramente litigato e durante il quale era stato ucciso un maggiordomo del cardinale Federico Sanseverino. Altri studiosi indicano invece la famiglia Orsini, con cui i Borgia erano in lotta dal 1494, che ritenevano la famiglia Borgia responsabile della morte di Virginio Orsini. Tuttavia i dettagli dell'assassinio non sono mai stati scoperti e queste sono solo supposizioni.

Ascendenza

Nella cultura di massa
 Nella serie I Borgia di Tom Fontana è interpretato da Stanley Weber.
 Nella serie I Borgia di Neil Jordan è interpretato da David Oakes.

 Nel romanzo di Michael Ennis La congiura Machiavelli.
 Nel romanzo di Fabio Pittorru La pista delle volpi.
 Nel romanzo di Massimo d'Azeglio Ettore Fieramosca viene citato il suo assassinio, in cui è sostenuta la tesi dell'omicidio commissionato (o forse addirittura eseguito) dal fratello Cesare.

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Bibliografia

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Giovanni
Morti pugnalati
Duchi di Gandía
Capitani generali della Chiesa
Gonfalonieri della Chiesa
Italiani del XV secolo
Figli illegittimi dei papi

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The neoliberal order brings right-wing elites into power
"The neoliberal order brings right-wing elites into power"
Interview with Attila Melegh
The Hungarian sociologist, economist, historian and renowned analyst of the authoritarian turn in Eastern Europe, Attila Melegh has been a guest researcher at the MPI for Social Anthropology for the past five months. He is a professor at Corvinus University, Budapest, and senior researcher at the Demographic Research Institute, Budapest. As he is the founding director of the Karl Polanyi Research Center for Global Social Studies at Corvinus University we wanted to know how he sees the current political development in Europe and to what extent Karl Polanyi's writings could help to analyse the situation. And of course, another good reason for this interview is the publication of Polanyi's famous The Great Transformation exactly 75 years ago.
Attila Melegh was a guest researcher at the MPI for Social Anthropology for five months
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Attila, what is your current research about?
I look at classical sociological problems from a global point of view. In particular I am interested in the development of global hierarchies and uneven development within neoliberal capitalism during the last 30 years.
That's a big topic! Could you describe your research in more detail?
Specifically, I am interested in analysing the various population discourses connected to population development. That means that I am looking at how elites construct categories like, for example, population, development, migration, integration and how these constructions are linked to ideas of a "balanced" development. Among other things this might be the balance between resources and population or optimal zero-growth development. Such ideas might include the need to import labour when local resources are seen as inadequate. This kind of discourse shows, for example, how utilitarian values are increasingly dominating the elite's understanding of migration.
You mean that migrants are not treated primarily as human beings, but as reinforcement for the labour market?
Exactly. In the public discourse – heavily influenced by the interest of elites – migrants are seen as commodities. If migration is promoted, it is mainly because of the potential economic benefits for companies or for economic growth in the abstract. The population decline in Europe has to be counterbalanced by migration, that's the core of the current utilitarian debates.
This assessment reminds me of Foucault's writings on biopolitics.
Yes, in fact, Foucault is one of the scholars who are important for understanding population discourses within capitalism. But he fell short in understanding the structural and historical conditions of such development. It was Karl Polanyi who showed how market liberalisation is responsible for the transformation of human labour into a fictitious commodity. The global fictitious exchange of labour is one of the main characteristics of the development of capitalism in the last 30 years. And in my view this neoliberal turn is largely responsible for the rise of right-wing movements all over the world.
Do you think Polanyi foresaw this threat to the democratic system?
Yes, he did. And alongside other scholars like Gramsci, Lukács, and Bloch, he analysed the authoritarian turn of capitalism and the ideological reactions to the crises of the liberal world order. And he very incisively and farsightedly pointed out that this would happen again if elites push too hard for realizing "market utopias". This is so nicely pointed out in the new book by Chris Hann, Repatriating Polanyi, which analyses the transition in Eastern Europe.
And how do people react to that threat? Is there a general pattern?
People are becoming dissatisfied and beginning to resist. And this resistance can result in what he called a "countermovement" which could be utilized by radical right-wing elites who strove to get into power at the expense of previous elites. That's what we can observe all over the world at the moment: The massive advancement of right-wing political parties. We see this in India, Turkey, Brazil, Japan, the U.S., and many Eastern European countries.
But is the uneasiness in Eastern Europe not mainly caused by the influx of migrants fleeing crisis regions?
It is true that the nationalist discourse in Eastern Europe is radicalised against people fleeing wars created by local and global powers. But at the same time there is also this massive labour outmigration caused by neoliberal liberalisation of the local economy. Statistics show that at present 25 million people from Eastern European nations do not live in the country where they were born. Their labour has become a product that is traded internationally within the super competitive neoliberal system. This uprooting is one of the main reasons why Eastern European elites have found it an easy matter to mobilise people against European migration politics and one of the reasons why we are witnessing this authoritarian turn, which leads to new forms of intolerant nationalism.
There are even fears that the authoritarian turn you described could foster a renaissance of fascism in Europe. Isn't that a little far-fetched?
I think it is very clearly visible that the neoliberal order leads to multiple tensions that allow elites to come into power with a radical right-wing ticket. But in my view this is not enough to characterise these regimes as fascist. Even though in the public discourse they use patterns and statements widely used between the two World Wars. These regimes try to manage globalisation and maintain free trade and the movement of capital with new political techniques of nationalist rhetoric.
So how do you see the future of Europe? Are we on the way to an authoritarian political order?
We have to be aware that respect for human rights and democratic practices is currently facing major challenges. This is mainly caused by the clash between global markets and national politics. In my view it would be justified to describe the authoritarian regimes as fascist as soon as they successfully manage to start destroying key elements of the liberal state and economic order. At the moment they are just playing with words and utilizing informal techniques. But these on-going attacks on human rights and on the liberal media have to be taken very seriously. And we have to be aware that there is no guarantee whatsoever that the institutions of a liberal democratic order will hold out against this threat forever.
So there is no hope for a liberal future in Europe and elsewhere?
We cannot see the future. During my time at the MPI since February this year I have had the opportunity to get insights into anthropological research on various local problems that have emerged with the advancement of globalisation. And some forms of resistance also seem to have emerged. There are also trends towards regaining democratic control over labour, land, and money. This is exactly what Polanyi was hoping for and what he tried to show by analysing the development of capitalism.
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Volcano Profile | Weekly Report (20 August-26 August 2008)
14.473°N, 90.88°W; summit elev. 3763 m
INSIVUMEH reported that on 20 August lahars descended several rivers to the S and SE of Fuego, carrying fine material as well as blocks up to 1 m in diameter. Strong currents in Río Cenizas and El Jute were noted. During 25-26 August, explosions produced ash plumes that rose to an altitude of 4.1 km (13,500 ft) a.s.l. and drifted SW. Fumarolic plumes rose to an altitude of 4 km (13,100 ft) a.s.l. and also drifted SW. A 300-m-long lava flow traveled W towards the Santa Teresa ravine.
Geologic Background. Volcán Fuego, one of Central America's most active volcanoes, is one of three large stratovolcanoes overlooking Guatemala's former capital, Antigua. The scarp of an older edifice, Meseta, lies between 3763-m-high Fuego and its twin volcano to the north, Acatenango. Construction of Meseta dates back to about 230,000 years and continued until the late Pleistocene or early Holocene. Collapse of Meseta may have produced the massive Escuintla debris-avalanche deposit, which extends about 50 km onto the Pacific coastal plain. Growth of the modern Fuego volcano followed, continuing the southward migration of volcanism that began at Acatenango. In contrast to the mostly andesitic Acatenango, eruptions at Fuego have become more mafic with time, and most historical activity has produced basaltic rocks. Frequent vigorous historical eruptions have been recorded since the onset of the Spanish era in 1524, and have produced major ashfalls, along with occasional pyroclastic flows and lava flows.
Source: Instituto Nacional de Sismologia, Vulcanologia, Meteorologia, e Hidrologia (INSIVUMEH)


Book Review: Mating for Life - Be Nice or Leave, Thanks!
Sometimes I write about relationships – with my kids, my friends, my family, my husband. I talk about how love, friendship, partnership and the like are complicated, how they change through time, how they take work and flexibility.
I also like reading books about relationships. Not advice books, but rather novels. Stories obviously drawn from real life that explore the varied nature of how people love, lose, grow, change and get along. Just like most incurable romantics (and probably why I love romance novels so much), I like to think that there's always a happy ending to everyone's story.
But of course, that can't always be. People can't always work things out.
What we forget though, is that happy endings might look different than those we think we want or that we'd expect. A marriage ends but a person finds fulfillment in their new life. A loved ones dies but those they leave behind find solace in the memories and life they shared. A couple loses sight of each other only to find that absence does clear the fog and make the heart grow fonder.
The potential for the right endings not just the expected ones make up the foundation for a wonderful new novel, Mating for Life, from Marissa Stapley.
This novel is so multi-faceted as it interweaves the stories and perspective of Helen and her daughters that you'll find yourself relating to it on so many different levels. If you have sisters, you might be touched by the sometimes contentious (yet also completely absorbed) connection between Liane, Fiona, and Ilsa. If you're a mother, you might understand the dichotomy between the need to retain your sense of self while being consumed by parenting. If you're a wife you'll connect with the need for honesty and passion in a relationship. If you've ever fallen in love (I sincerely hope you have), you'll get the inability to get that person out of your head until you're with them.
Mating for Life really tells a story that a you'll experience in an inordinately personal way.
The only negative that I can note is that the beginning is a little slow, but if you persevere beyond the first 30 pages you won't be sorry.
Written with frank and unadorned prose, and through the voices of the women in the story, Mating for Life helps us see that sometimes life hurts, that our path isn't always as clear as it seems, but that if you open your heart and let yourself in, you could just find yourself landing where you're meant to be.
This novel would be great for generating great conversation at your next book club meeting or to snuggle up with on Muskoka chair. Leave time and bring a blanket. You won't want to put it down.
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Nurse Practitioner Schools in Nevada
Nevada contains three schools that offer nurse practitioner programs. University of Nevada-Las Vegas, the highest-ranking nurse practitioner school in NV,	has a total student population of 29,080 and is the 1903rd	highest ranked school in America.
Of the 3 nurse practitioner schools in Nevada, only 1	has a student population over 10k. After taking into account tuition, living expenses, and financial aid, Nevada State College comes out as the most expensive ($10,150/yr), with University of Nevada-Las Vegas as the lowest recorded at only $8,166/yr.
Nurse Practitioner students from Nevada schools who go on to become nurse practitioners, licensed vocational nurses, practical nurses, natural health practitioners, etc. have a good chance at finding employment. Also, Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses make on average $40,900	per year and there are about 728,670	of them employed in the US today.
Also, within the nurse practitioner schools in Nevada, the average student population is 3,396	and average student-to-faculty ratio is 18 to 1. Aside from nurse practitioner, there are 786 total degree (or certificate) programs in the state, with 1,014	people on average applying for a school. Undergraduate tuition costs are normally around $2,730, but can vary widely depending on the type of school.
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The growth of an intermetallic compound (IMC) layer on electrolytic Ni metallization during the soldering processs is faster than that on electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG). Although many studies have been done on the interfacial reaction between solder alloys and different Ni-based metallization individually, few have compared the influence of different metallization on IMC growth. To address this omission, the solid-state interfacial reaction between commercial lead-free solders and metallization is examined by performing thermal storage at temperatures between 125°C and 200°C for various times up to 1000 hours. Sn-3.5Ag and Innolot (SAC387+Bi,Sb,Ni) solder alloys and metallization Sn-Matte over Electrolytic Ni on the component side and ENIG on the board side (PCB) are utilized in this experiment. The IMC layer observed at the interface with Sn-3.5Ag solder was Ni3Sn4, while for Innolot Cu was incorporated into the IMC forming (Ni,Cu)3Sn4. A linear relationship between the squared thickness of IMC layer and aging time implies that the growth of IMC layer is controlled by diffusion in all four combinations examined. The IMC layer grows faster on an electrolytic Ni finish than on an ENIG finish because a crystalline Ni3P layer formed on the top of the ENIG acts as a diffusion barrier for growth of the IMC resulting in a slower IMC growth rate. In addition, the formation of voids, which is only observed at the electrolytic Ni interface of both solders, provides effective sinks for vacancies which accelerates IMC growth rate. The activation energy for IMC growth in the solid-state reaction at the electrolytic Ni interface is found to be 134 kJ/mol and 123 kJ/mol for Sn-3.5Ag and Innolot solders, respectively. Similarly, at the ENIG interface the activation energy for IMC growth is 83 kJ/mol and 45 kJ/mol for Sn-3.5Ag and Innolot solders, respectively.
Thick film resistors are used extensively in a variety of electronics applications. The silver in a conventional thick film resistor is prone to the attack of sulfur-bearing gaseous contamination. This problem has been documented for servers that are found in data centers, due to the environmental pollution of sulfur in certain industrial locations and more typically, in growth market countries where the use of coal to produce electricity is prevalent. The growth of silver sulfide, resulting from silver corrosion, can cause an increase in resistance and eventually, an electrical open of the resistor. The best method to increase the robustness of resistors in high sulfur environments is to employ Anti-Sulfur Resistors (ASR). These resistors either have a structure alteration to seal the ingress path from sulfur bearing gases or use a noble metal for the resistor contacts. Occasionally, unique resistor part numbers have limited availability in ASR construction. Thus, it is beneficial to have alternate techniques to mitigate sulfur-induced corrosion.
This paper will discuss the evaluation of conformal coatings to mitigate silver sulfide corrosion of thick film resistors. Two-part epoxy has been demonstrated to prevent resistor corrosion, but has manufacturability concerns in high volume production. Conversely, coatings that contain silicone are known to increase silver sulfide corrosion due to their inherent nature in readily absorbing sulfur. Other conformal coating chemistries are available for various applications, but have not been tested for their ability to mitigate silver sulfide corrosion of resistors. A Flowers of Sulfur (FoS) test procedure can evaluate the tendency for silver sulfide corrosion of resistors to occur as a predictor of field performance. This technique was used to evaluate polyurethane and acrylic materials, in addition to a nanocoating. Uncoated, epoxy-coated and silicone-coated samples were used as controls for comparison to the coatings evaluated. Results and observed corrosion trends for a variety of resistor body sizes will also be discussed.
With the challenges of moving to 2.5/3D packaging structures, it has become imperative to improve our understanding of the materials science of fine pitch Pb-free solder joints. The use of Cu pillars capped with thin layers of SnAg solder provides for tighter bump pitches reducing the chance of solder bridging at chip joining. However, changes in geometry, materials and processes associated with 2.5D packaging create new materials challenges. The thinner solder regions mean that a larger volume fraction of joints is consumed by the formation of intermetallic compounds at the pillar/SnAg solder interface. The final concentration of Ag in the joint can vary, and the Ag3Sn precipitate morphology in the solder joint may change, directly affecting the reliability of the joint. This can occur through the formation of Ag3Sn plates, or simply because of different distributions of much smaller Ag3Sn precipitates. Or, the entire solder joint may be transformed into intermetallic compounds during assembly or operation of fine pitch joints. The presence of interposer materials with a different CTE compared to FR-4 laminates may also affect the lifetime of the package during drop/shock or thermal fatigue.
In the current study, relations between processing, microstructure and reliability of assemblies enabled through Cu pillar/interposer technology were examined. The effects of solder cap composition, thickness and volume on microstructure of assemblies on Si and glass substrates were examined. Effects of multiple reflows on the microstructure of solder joints were also studied. Significant variation in Ag3Sn precipitate morphology was observed under nominally identical fabrication conditions. These were correlated with relatively large variations in mechanical behavior, for instance in measured values of shear strength. Large variations in Ag3Sn precipitate size and number were also observed with changes in composition and upon aging, as would be expected. Cu pillar assemblies revealed small, but continuous solder layers. After failure during ATC, cracks were found to have propagated through these continuous solder layers.
With electronics being integrated into higher temperature environments such as those associated with deep well drilling and distributed controls for "under the hood" automotive applications, higher melting temperature solders are needed. While limited data on bulk high temperature solders is available, data on joint level behavior is woefully lacking. Further, the data presented is often measured at room temperature and cannot be extended to higher service temperatures where the solders are actually used. In this work, a test methodology was developed for high temperature isothermal shear fatigue of individual solder joints. A total of six solder alloys, five Pb-based alloys and one Pb-free alloy were tested at 25°C and 200°C. Joints tested at 200°C were first stored at 200°C for 1000 hrs to measure performance in a simulated high temperature environment. The microstructure was studied in conjunction with the fatigue results to understand the structure-property-performance relationship. Result show those alloys with a dendritic structure had a greater characteristic life at room temperature. At 200°C coarsening of the microstructures led to dramatically different results.
Solder paste printing is the most common method for attaching surface mount devices to printed circuit boards and it has been reported that a majority of all assembly defects occur during the stencil printing process. It is also recognized that the solder paste printing process is wholly responsible for the solder joint formation of leadless package technologies such as Land Grid Array (LGA) and Quad-Flat No-Lead (QFN) components and therefore is a determining factor in the long-term reliability of said devices. The goal of this experiment is to determine the acceptable lower limit for solder paste volume deposit tolerances during stencil printing process to ensure both good assembly yield and reliability expectations.
Stencils with modified aperture dimensions at particular locations for LGA and QFN package footprints were designed in order to vary the solder paste volume deposited during the stencil printing process. Solder paste volumes were measured using Solder Paste Inspection (SPI) system. Low volume solder paste deposits were generated using the modified stencil designs to evaluate assemble yield. Accelerated Thermal Cycling (ATC) was used to determine the reliability of the solder joints. Failure analysis was used to determine if the failure was attributed to the low paste volume locations. Solder joints formed with nominal paste volume survived longer in ATC compared to intentionally low volume joints. Transfer efficiency numbers for both good assembly yield and good reliability are reported for LGA and QFN devices. A lower volume limit is reported for leadless devices that should not significantly affect yield and reliability in thermal cycling.
Very little literature is available on solder paste volume tolerance limits in terms of assembly yield and reliability. Manufacturers often use ±50% or ±30% of stencil aperture volume with no evidence of its effectiveness in determining yield and reliability of the solder joints.
Broadband printing is the term often applied to an electronic assembly process in which both fine and large pitch componentry is assembled through a stencil printing process. Broadband printing applications may require step stencils in order to effectively deposit solder paste over both large and small features. Step stencil design guidelines may be found in IPC-7525B, which was released in 2011. The standard includes recommendations for minimum step edge to aperture spacing and, by extension, minimum step region width. In the ensuing years, significant advances in step stencil fabrication and solder paste technology have occurred, potentially allowing for even tighter step edge to aperture spacing and ultimately, furthering the miniaturization of electronic assembly. The following report describes an experiment which utilized a 120 micron thick stencil with 20 and 45 micron thick step downs of varying width and multiple step edge to aperture spacing, including distances which were significantly less than IPC-7525B recommendations. Multiple print processes were used to screen a type 4.5 solder paste over test boards which were then examined using an automated solder paste inspection system to collect solder paste area and volumetric data. Data analysis was performed to determine which designs and process factors resulted in acceptable printing.
Four different underfills from various suppliers were used to underfill many different types of components on the front side of the main section of TB2013 test boards. The process details have been described in previous reports. The assemblies were subjected to accelerated thermal cycling (ATC) and the results are presented here together with failure analysis. The main purpose of this project was to compare the ATC performance of each underfilled component type with that of the non-underfilled, but comparison between underfills was attempted too. It was found that no underfill was consistently better across the board, although some trends did emerge.
The goal of this experiment was to determine the acceptable lower limit for solder paste volume deposit tolerance during stencil printing processes to ensure achieving both assembly yield and reliability expectations with BGA / CSP componentry. The experiment was conducted with the assumption that the current minimum acceptability limit for a BGA or CSP solder paste deposit is -50% of stencil aperture volume. Based on this assumption, low-volume outliers in the range of -50 to -80% of stencil aperture volume were generated for assembly yield analysis and ultimately reliability analysis using accelerated thermal cycle testing. The results show that the low-volume outliers had no impact on the assembly and, contrary to traditional thought, had no negative impact on the accelerated reliability of the devices investigated.
This report documents the characterization and reliability evaluation of PariPoserTM, a thin, electrically conductive film designed for electronic packaging interconnects and may be used as a substitute for surface soldering in some applications.


Cara Santana attends the Rodarte - Front Row during New York Fashion Week: The Shows on September 9, 2018 in New York City.
Cara Santana showed off an intricately embroidered cream dress by Rodarte during the brand's Spring 2019 show.
Cara Santana went for edgy styling with a pair of black thigh-high boots by Casadei.


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As we enter the latter stage of the West Orange Chamber's milestone 45th year, we're shifting our focus from celebrating our accomplishments over the years to building another 45 prosperous years and beyond. As the West Orange region continues to grow, it is crucial that we create an environment that is a highly sought after place to live, work and play. With that in mind, we're excited to announce the formation of the West Orange Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization that serves as the community-based, philanthropic arm of the chamber.
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The organization is funded by the chamber, its members and through community support. We look forward to sharing more information with you about this exciting venture in the coming weeks.
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