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Patent US8065396 - Message send queue reordering based on priority - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA method and system for communicating serialized data provides a mechanism for ordering the data in response to a priority. In an embodiment, a server sending the data uses the priority to order the data in a message send queue for sending the data to a requesting device. The server may comprise a gateway...http://www.google.com/patents/US8065396?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8065396 - Message send queue reordering based on priorityAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8065396 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 12/686,001Publication dateNov 22, 2011Filing dateJan 12, 2010Priority dateApr 8, 2004Also published asUS7673018, US8307051, US20050228873, US20100146067, US20120036230Publication number12686001, 686001, US 8065396 B2, US 8065396B2, US-B2-8065396, US8065396 B2, US8065396B2InventorsDavid Tapuska, Michael KnowlesOriginal AssigneeResearch In Motion LimitedExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (26), Non-Patent Citations (3), Classifications (14), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMessage send queue reordering based on priorityUS 8065396 B2Abstract A method and system for communicating serialized data provides a mechanism for ordering the data in response to a priority. In an embodiment, a server sending the data uses the priority to order the data in a message send queue for sending the data to a requesting device. The server may comprise a gateway and the second device a wireless device communicating with the gateway. The wireless device may send a priority indication in association with a request for the data to facilitate the ordering.
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Patent US5995218 - Method for inspecting defects of wafer and inspection equipment thereof - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA wafer defect detection apparatus includes a moving device for moving the wafer in a parallel direction to the wafer's surface, a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of the wafer, a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal...http://www.google.com/patents/US5995218?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5995218 - Method for inspecting defects of wafer and inspection equipment thereofAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5995218 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/007,757Publication dateNov 30, 1999Filing dateJan 15, 1998Priority dateJan 17, 1997Fee statusLapsedPublication number007757, 09007757, US 5995218 A, US 5995218A, US-A-5995218, US5995218 A, US5995218AInventorsTakashi IdeOriginal AssigneeNec CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (17), Classifications (14), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod for inspecting defects of wafer and inspection equipment thereof
US 5995218 AAbstract
A wafer defect detection apparatus includes a moving device for moving the wafer in a parallel direction to the wafer's surface, a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of the wafer, a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal plane of the wafer, and a rotating device for rotating the wafer with respect to a line perpendicular to the wafer surface as a rotation axis, the [001] direction of the wafer being parallel to the normal line direction of the surface of the wafer. The light-emitting device is arranged in the direction tilted by (57.7�-α) from the rotation axis and the incident light impinges on the position where the rotation axis intersects the surface of the wafer. The light-receiving device is arranged in the direction tilted by (54.7�+α) in the direction same as that of the light-emitting device from the rotation axis, and the value of α is -35.3� to 35.3� excluding 0�.
1. A method for inspecting defects of a wafer comprising the steps of:detecting the existence of a defect in said wafer; rotating said wafer with respect to a line passing through said defect and perpendicular to the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis while allowing an incident light to impinge on said defect from a light-emitting device; and measuring changes of the intensity of a reflected light from said defect through a rotation of approximately 360�. 2. A method for inspecting defects of a wafer comprising the steps of:detecting the existence of a defect in said wafer; rotating a light-emitting device with respect to a line passing through said defect and perpendicular to the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis while allowing an incident light to impinge on said defect from said light-emitting device, and; measuring changes of the intensity of a reflected light from said defects through a rotation of approximately 360�. 3. A method for inspecting defects of wafer according to claim 2, wherein the step of rotating said light-emitting device further comprises a step of rotating a light-receiving device for receiving said reflected light with respect to the line passing through said defects and perpendicular to the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis.
12. An inspection equipment of wafer comprising:a moving device for moving a wafer in the parallel direction to the surface thereof; a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of said wafer; a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal plane of said wafer during a rotation of approximately 360�; and a rotating device for driving to rotate said wafer with respect to a line passing perpendicular through the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis. 13. An inspection equipment of wafer comprising:a moving device for moving a wafer in the parallel direction to the surface thereof; a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of said wafer; a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal plane of said wafer during a rotation of approximately 360�; and a rotating device for driving to rotate said light-emitting device and said light-receiving device with respect to a line passing perpendicular through the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis. 14. An inspection equipment of wafer comprising:a moving device for moving device for moving a wafer in the parallel direction to the surface thereof; a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of said wafer; a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal plane of said wafer; and a rotating device for driving to rotate said wafer with respect to a line passing perpendicular through the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis, wherein the [001] direction of said wafer is aligned parallel to a normal line orthogonally contacting the surface of said wafer, said light-emitting device is arranged in the direction tilted by (54.7�-α) from said rotation axis, said incident light impinges on the position where said rotation axis intersects the surface of said wafer, and said light-receiving device is arranged in the direction tilted by (54.7�+α) same as that of said light-emitting device, and the value of α is -35.3� to 35.3� excluding 0�. 15. An inspection equipment of wafer comprising:a moving device for moving a wafer in the parallel direction to the surface thereof; a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of said wafer; a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal lane of said wafer; and a rotating device for driving to rotate said light-emitting device and said light-receiving device with respect to a line passing perpendicular through the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis, wherein the [001] direction of said wafer is aligned parallel to a normal ine orthogonally contacting the surface of said wafer, said light-emitting device is driven to rotate in the direction tilted by (54.7�-α) from said rotation axis, said incident light impinges on the position where said rotation axis intersects the surface of said wafer, the light-receiving device is driven to rotate in the direction tilted by (54.7�+α) same as that of said light-emitting device, and the value of α is -35.3� to 35.3� excluding 0�. 16. An inspection equipment of wafer comprising:a moving device for moving a wafer in the parallel direction to the surface thereof; a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of said wafer; a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal plane of said wafer; and a rotating device for driving to rotate said wafer with respect to a line passing perpendicular through the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis, wherein the [001] direction of said wafer is aligned parallel to a normal line orthogonally contacting the surface of said wafer, said light-emitting device is arranged in the direction tilted by θ from said rotation axis, said light-receiving device is arranged in the direction different from that of said light-emitting device and tilted by θ from said rotation axis, the angle made by the line connecting said light-emitting device and said rotation axis and the line connecting said light-receiving device and said rotation axis is (2�ψ) as seen from the [001] direction of said wafer, a formula tan2 θ=2�(1+tan2 ψ) holds, the range of θ is 54.7� to 90�, and the range of ψ is 0� to 90�. 17. An inspection equipment of wafer comprising:a moving device for moving a wafer in the parallel direction to the surface thereof; a light-emitting device for emitting an incident light on the surface of said wafer; a light-receiving device for receiving a reflected light reflected by the (111) crystal plane of said wafer; and a rotating device for driving to rotate said light-emitting device and said light-receiving device with respect to a line passing perpendicular through the surface of said wafer as a rotation axis, wherein the [001] direction of said wafer is aligned parallel to a normal line orthogonally contacting the surface of said wafer, said light-emitting device is driven to rotate in the direction tilted by θ from said rotation axis, said light-receiving device is driven to rotate in the direction different from said light-emitting device and tilted by θ from said rotation axis, the angle made by the line connecting said light-emitting device and said rotation axis and the line connecting said light-receiving device and said rotation axis is (2�ψ) as seen from the [001] direction of said wafer, a formula tan2 θ=2�(1+tan2 ψ) holds, the range of θ is 54.7� to 90�, and the range of ψ is 0� to 90�. 18. An inspection equipment of wafer according to claim 12, wherein the wavelength of said incident light is equal to or less than 500 nm.
For fine defects existing in a silicon single crystal produced by the Czochralski method (CZ method), a COP (Crystal Originated Particle) defect has been detected. The existence of the COP defect has been confirmed by detecting a pit formed in the silicon wafer by washing using the SC-1 liquid effective for removal of particles on the silicon wafer. However, since the size of the pit of the COP defect ranges from around 0.1 to 0.2 μm and the density of the COP defect in the crystal is as low as 1�105 to 1 �107 (cm-3), there are few cases in which the defect was directly observed. However, the form of COP in the silicon single crystal has been confirmed to be a microscopic regular octahedron surrounded with the {111} crystal planes.
Above the XY stage 2, a light-emitting element 4 and a light-receiving element 5 are arranged. The light-emitting element 4 is arranged in the direction tilted by (54.7�-α) from the rotation center axis 3a, and the light is irradiated from the light-emitting element 4 to the position where the rotation center axis 3a intersects the silicon wafer 1 surface. On the other hand, the light-receiving element 5 is arranged in the direction tilted in the direction same as the light-emitting element 4 by the angle of (54.7�+α) from the rotation center axis 3a, and the reflected light reflected at the position where the rotation center axis 3a intersects the silicon wafer 1 surface is received by the light-receiving element 5. That is, the light emitted from the light-emitting element 4 impinges on the rotation center 9 of the silicon wafer 1 surface from the incidence direction 6, is reflected from the rotation center 9 of the silicon wafer 1 surface to the detection direction 7, and is received by the light-receiving element 5.
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the positional relation of the light-emitting element and the light-receiving element to the silicon wafer in the inspection equipment of wafer related to the first embodiment. As the silicon wafer 1, a (001) silicon wafer that is used for a general semiconductor integrated device is used, and the [001] direction of the silicon single crystal is parallel to a normal line direction of the silicon wafer 1. That is, the [001] direction of the silicon single crystal is aligned with a line drawn normal to the surface of silicon wafer 1. To the silicon wafer 1, an orientation flat 8 is formed for identifying the [110] direction of the silicon single crystal. In this embodiment, from the axis 3a to the [110] direction side of the silicon wafer 1, a light-emitting element 4 is arranged in the direction tilted by the angle of (54.7�-α) and a light-receiving element 5 is arranged in the direction tilted by the angle of (54.7�+α). And the light emitted from the light-emitting element 4 impinges on the rotation center 9 at (54.7�-α) with respect to the [001] direction, and is reflected at (54.7�+α) with respect to the [001] direction from the rotation center 9.
FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view in the (110) crystal plane showing a pit of the COP defect formed on the silicon wafer surface. As described above, since the COP defect is a regular octahedral form surrounded by the {111} crystal planes, the pit 13 of the COP defect forms a regular quadrangular pyramid with the {111} crystal planes as side faces. And the (111) crystal plane 10a, (111) crystal plane 10b, (111) crystal plane 10c, and (111) crystal plane (not shown) which form side faces of the regular quadrangular pyramid are all regular triangles. Since the pit 13 of the COP defect is a regular quadrangular pyramid having four side faces of regular triangle, the angle formed by the normal line of the (111) crystal plane 10a, (111) crystal plane 10b, (111) crystal plane 10c, or (111) crystal plane and the normal line of the silicon wafer 1 surface becomes 54.7�. Now, because as described above, the light-emitting element 4 is arranged in the direction tilted at an angle of (54.7�-α) in the [110] direction side of the silicon wafer 1 from the rotation center axis 3a, part of the light emitted from the light-emitting element 4 impinges on the (111) crystal plane 10a opposite to the light-emitting element 4 at an incidence angle α. And the light impinging on the (111) crystal plane 10a is reflected at the reflecting angle a by the (111) crystal plane 10a and the reflecting light advances in the reflecting direction 11. Because this reflecting direction 11 coincides with the detection direction 7, the reflected light by the (111) crystal plane 10a is received by the light-receiving element 5 and the existence of the defect is detected. When the incidence angle α exceeds 35.3�, the reflected light by the (111) crystal plane 10a impinges on the (111) crystal plane 10b, and therefore on the light-receiving element 5 side, the reflected light does not impinge. Consequently, in order to detect the pit 13 of the COP defect, the angle α must be less than 35.3 �.
Now description is made on the change in the intensity of the reflected light when the reflected light by the pit 13 of the COP defect is received by the light-receiving element 5. The pit 13 of the COP defect is a regular quadrangular pyramid comprising the (111) crystal plane 10a, (111) crystal plane lob, (111) crystal plane 10c and (111) crystal plane as side faces as shown in FIG. 4. When the pit 13 is rotated by the operation of the rotation table 3, the pit 13 is rotated as if the bottom surface of the regular quadrangular pyramid rotates in the plane from the condition in which the incident light impinges on the (111) crystal plane 10a. Consequently, every time the pit 13 is rotated 90�, the light irradiated by the light-emitting element 4 impinges on any of the {111} crystal planes. Consequently, the intensity of the reflected light reflected from the four side faces of the regular quadrangular pyramid becomes the maximum at a 90� period of the rotation angle of the silicon wafer 1. That is, in the case of the COP defect, since the plane reflecting the light from the light-emitting element 4 is either one of the {111} crystal planes, the intensity of the reflected light from the COP defect becomes the maximum when the [110] direction, [110] direction, [110] direction, or [110] direction of the silicon wafer 1 coincides with the direction which the [110] direction is directed under the condition before they are rotated while the silicon wafer 1 is being rotated. By measuring the changes in intensity of the reflected light by the {111} crystal planes, it is possible to identify whether the defect such as the particle or the pit reflecting the light is the pit of the COP defect or not.
As described above, when the intensity change of the reflected light received by the light-receiving element 5 varies at a 90� period as the silicon wafer 1 rotates, it is possible to judge that the defect is the pit of the COP defect. However, there is a case in which the foreign matter adhering to the silicon wafer 1 surface is a regular quadrangular pyramid. In such case, as is the case of the COP defect, rotating the silicon wafer while this adhesion is being irradiated with light may vary the intensity of the reflected light from the adhesion at a 90� period. However, almost all adhesions adhere without having any relationship with the crystal orientation, and it is quite rare that the (111) crystal plane of the adhesion becomes parallel to the (111) crystal plane of the COP defect. Consequently, when the XY stage 2 is moved to detect the pit of the COP defect, even if any adhesion having a profile similar to this kind of quadrangular pyramid or octahedron, etc., it is not confused with the pit of the COP defect.
Next, the description will be made on the positional relationship of the light-emitting element and the light-receiving element to the silicon wafer 21. As shown in FIG. 7A and 7B, let the [001] direction of the silicon single crystal composing the silicon wafer 21 be parallel to the normal line direction of the silicon wafer 21 surface, i.e., normal to the silicon wafer 21 surface. To the silicon wafer 21, an orientation flat 28 is formed for identifying the [110] direction of the silicon single crystal. Above the silicon wafer 21, a light-emitting element 24 and a light-receiving element 25 are arranged. The light-emitting element 24 is arranged in the direction tilted by 55.3� from the rotation center axis of the rotation stage, and in the direction tilted by 11.3� from the straight line passing through the rotation center 29 and extending in the [110] direction as seen from the [001] direction of the silicon wafer 21. The light-receiving element 25 is arranged in the direction tilted by 55.3� from the rotation center axis of the rotation stage and in the direction tilted by 11.3� in the direction opposite to the light-emitting element 24 from the said straight line as seen from the [001] direction of the silicon wafer 21. The light emitted from the light-emitting element 24 impinges on the rotation center 29 of the silicon wafer 21 from the incidence direction 26, is reflected from the rotation center 29 to the detection direction 27, and is received by the light-receiving-element 25.
cosθ=1/√ ((1-x)2 +(1+x)2 +1)=1/√ (3+2x2)(1)
tanθ=√ (2+2x2)                           (2)
cosψ=((1-x)+(1+x))/(√ 2�√ ((1-x)2 +(1+x)2 +1))=1/√ (1+x2)                               (3)
tanψ=x                                                 (4)
And the relation of tan2 θ=2�(1+tan2 ψ) results from the above formulae (2) and (4).
Because the vector (1-x, 1+x, 1) parallel to the advancing direction of incident light is the vector tilted from the [111] direction which makes the angle of 54.7� with the [001] direction to the [110] direction, the angle θ is greater than the angle 54.7� between the [111] direction and the [001] direction, and smaller than the angle 90� between the [110] direction and the [001] direction. On the other hand, the angle ψ between the incident light advancing direction as seen from the [001] direction side of the silicon wafer 21 and the [110] direction is 0� when θ=54.7�. And as the angle θ increases, it simply increases and the angle ψ becomes 90� when θ=90�. Consequently, the ranges of angles θ and ψ are 54.7�<θ<90� and 0�<ψ<90�, respectively. In the second embodiment, let x=0.2 and let θ=55.3� and ψ=11.3�.
Discussion is made on the change in the light intensity when the reflected light by the pit of the COP defect is received by the light-receiving element 25. The pit of the COP defect is a regular quadrangular pyramids comprising, for example, the (111) crystal plane, the (111) crystal plane, the (111) crystal plane, and the (111) crystal plane as side faces as shown in FIG. 4. When the pit is rotated by the operation of the rotation stage, the pit is rotated in such a manner that the bottom face of the regular quadrangular pyramid rotated in the plane from the condition in which the incident light impinges on the (111) crystal plane. Consequently, every time the pit is rotated 90�, the light irradiated by the light-emitting element 24 impinges on any of the {111} crystal planes. Therefore, the intensity of the reflected light reflected from the four side faces of the regular quadrangular pyramid becomes the maximum at a 90� period of the rotation angle of the silicon wafer 21. That is, in the case of the COP defect, since the plane reflecting the light from the light-emitting element 24 is either one of the {111} crystal planes, the intensity of the reflected light from the COP defect becomes the maximum when the [110] direction, the [110] direction, the [110] direction, or the [110] direction of the silicon wafer 21 coincides with the direction which the [110] direction is directed under the condition before the silicon wafer 21 are rotated, while the silicon wafer 21 is being rotated. By measuring the changes in intensity of the reflected light by the {111} crystal planes, it is possible to identify whether the defect such as the particle or the pit reflecting the light is the pit of the COP defect or not.
As described above, when the intensity of the reflected light received by the light-receiving element 25 varies at a 90� period as the silicon wafer 21 rotates, it is possible to judge that the defect is the pit of the COP defect. However, there is a case in which the foreign matter adhering to the silicon wafer 21 surface is a quadrangular pyramid. In such case, as is the case of the COP defect, rotating the silicon wafer while this adhesion is being irradiated with light may vary the intensity of the reflected light from the adhesion at a 90� period. However, almost all adhesions adhere without having any relationship with the crystal orientation, and it is quite rare that the (111) crystal plane of the adhesion becomes parallel to the (111) crystal plane of the COP defect. Consequently, when the XY stage is moved to detect the pit of the COP defect, even if any adhesion having a profile similar to this kind of regular quadrangular pyramid or regular octahedron, etc., it is not confused with the pit of the COP defect.
It is also possible to detect the COP defect similarly when the wafer inspection equipment is configured with the arrangement of the light-emitting element and light-receiving element used in the first and the second embodiment replaced one another. Considering the case in which the arrangements of the light-emitting element and the light-receiving element are replaced, the range of the angle α shown in the first embodiment becomes -35.3�<α <35.3� (where α≠0�).
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Billingbear House, Berkshire, in 1669.
(1821 engraving derived from a 17th-century manuscript illustration).
Billingbear House was situated in the parish of Waltham St. Lawrence in Berkshire, England, about six miles from Windsor.
Originally owned by the Bishop of Winchester, the land was given to Sir Henry Neville (father of politician and diplomat, Sir Henry Neville) in 1549 by King Edward VI. He finally took possession in 1567 and began construction of a Tudor mansion.[1]
With the identification in 2005 of the younger Sir Henry Neville as a candidate for the authorship of the Shakespearean plays and sonnets, it is conceivable that some of those works might have been composed at Billingbear. It has been noted that the play The Merry Wives of Windsor displays a knowledge of local towns, a Windsor inn, and a local tale called Herne the Hunter.[2]
When the house was visited by Cosimo III de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany and Lorenzo Magalotti in 1669, their host was Colonel John Neville.[3] A member of the duke's retinue painted a view of the house during the two-day stay,[4] which is one of various images to be found in an illustrated manuscript in the Laurentian Library, Florence. An English translation of this manuscript was published in London in 1821; Indian ink copies of the original 17th-century paintings, by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd, were reproduced as scaled-down engravings for inclusion in this publication.[5]
The house stood until 1924, when it was destroyed by fire, and the shell then torn down. The surviving architectural features were used to restore the dilapidated Bulmershe Court, also in Berkshire, in 1925.[4][6] One room of Billingbear House was transported to the United States in the early 20th century and survives today at Pace College in Manhattan, near the New York City Hall. It is reputedly haunted.[7]
^ "Parishes: Waltham St Lawrence", from website British History Online (Accessed 13 September 2007).
^ Brenda James and Prof William D. Rubenstein, The Truth Will Out, (Harlow, 2005), p.118. ISBN 1-4058-2437-9 & ISBN 978-1-4058-2437-8
^ Count L. Magalotti, Travels of Cosmo the Third, Grand Duke of Tuscany, through England during the Reign of King Charles the Second 1669, (J.Mawman, London, 1821), p.277.
^ a b "Billingbear Park, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire", from website David Nash Ford's "Royal Berkshire History" (Accessed 13 September 2007).
^ "Travels of Cosmo III: illustrations", from website Researching Historic Buildings in the British Isles (Accessed 13 September 2007).
^ "Old Bulmershe Court, Sonning, Berkshire", from website David Nash Ford's "Royal Berkshire History" (Accessed 13 September 2007).
^ Brenda James and Prof William D. Rubenstein, The Truth Will Out, (Harlow, 2005), p.321, note 27.
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Graft Charges Depict Kruger’s Lavish Lifestyle
By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE and MICHAEL BARBARO MARCH 10, 2011
New York State Senator Carl Kruger, left, with his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, turned himself in to federal prosecutors on corruption charges. Credit Michael Appleton for The New York Times
In Albany, State Senator Carl Kruger was a canny and influential lawmaker for 16 years, respected for his command of the political currency that matters most: raising and spreading around campaign contributions.
But there was something unusual about Mr. Kruger. He rarely socialized with fellow senators, seemed uncomfortable in crowds, frequently took his lunch alone in the drab Capitol cafeteria and, in an age of ubiquitous cellphones, could be spotted whispering into public pay phones.
On Thursday, federal prosecutors unveiled a 53-page criminal complaint against Mr. Kruger, 61, that unlocked many of the mysteries of his life — but deepened others. It portrayed a man who had amassed at least $1 million in bribes in return for political favors: helping hospitals seeking to merge, obtaining state money for real-estate developers, expanding the business hours of liquor stores.
And it revealed, prosecutors say, that the seemingly measured senator was using the bribes to bankroll a lavish lifestyle, financing a four-door Bentley Arnage and a $2 million waterfront home originally built for a boss of the Luchese crime family.
“Every single time we arrest a state senator or assemblyman, it should be a jarring wake-up call,” Mr. Bharara said. “Instead, it seems that no matter how many times the alarm goes off, Albany just hits the snooze button.”
Mr. Kruger, wearing a dark suit and overcoat, entered the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in Lower Manhattan about 8:30 a.m. along with his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman. He said nothing to reporters.
A judge released the defendants, none of whom entered a plea.
“He’s saddened,” Mr. Brafman said, “because he’s been one of the most dedicated public servants for the last 25 years with an impeccable reputation. This is obviously a difficult day for all of us.”
The Senate Democratic leader, John L. Sampson, removed Senator Kruger on Thursday from his position as ranking member of the Finance Committee, effective immediately. Austin Shafran, a spokesman for the Senate Democrats, said in a statement, “These are serious charges, and it is inappropriate to comment further on an ongoing legal matter.”
In the investigation, the Federal Bureau of Investigation used a bug and taps on the cellphones of Senator Kruger and Mr. Lipsky, among others.
The complaint accuses Senator Kruger of accepting bribes to obtain state money for Parkway Hospital in Forest Hills, Queens and to oppose a big box store in Brooklyn; and of doling out $500,000 in state funds to one of Mr. Lipsky’s clients.
The Turano family home in Mill Basin, Brooklyn, where federal prosecutors said Senator Kruger lived much of the time. Credit Michael Kirby Smith for The New York Times
In 2009, according to the complaint, Mr. Kruger received money from Mr. Lipsky and worked against a bill expanding the reach of state recycling laws, which was opposed by beverage distributors for whom Mr. Lipsky lobbied.
When his effort failed and the bill passed, Mr. Kruger introduced a bill to delay the date the new law would go into effect.
The complaint said Mr. Kruger last year tried to help a developer and client of Mr. Lipsky’s — not named but easily recognizable as Forest City Ratner — to obtain money for three projects: $9 million for the Carlton Avenue Bridge, $2 million for a retail development in Mill Basin and $4 million for the renovation of the skating rink in Prospect Park.
Beyond the accusations of official misconduct, the complaint also described the personal drama around how the money was allegedly used by Mr. Kruger and the Turano family of Mill Basin.
Despite listing his official residence as his sister’s home on Avenue L in Mill Basin, Mr. Kruger had all but moved in with the Turanos in their 7,000-square-foot home, which towers over others in the neighborhood and features ostentatious sculptures of frolicking children and soaring seagulls.
At the Turanos’, he helped manage the household and shop for groceries, and even help pick out a gravestone for the family plot. He also oversaw the installation of security cameras and sprinklers at the Mill Basin home.
And it was Michael Turano, the complaint said, who established shell companies to conceal the bribes, and later used the money to finance the Bentley, pay credit card bills and make mortgage payments on the house. One of the accounts bore the name “Bassett,” the name of the street on which they lived.
Michael Turano was charged in the criminal conspiracy, along with Mr. Kruger, Mr. Lipsky, Mr. Boyland and Mr. Rosen. The hospital executive Robert Aquino; the hospital consultant, Mr. Kalish; and the real-estate developer Aaron Malinsky were also charged. All the defendants surrendered on Thursday morning.
The events on Thursday capped a year of personal and political pressure for Mr. Kruger. News that he had been under federal investigation surfaced last June, and last month, an associate of his agreed to plead guilty in another federal inquiry.
Recently, when staying at the Turanos, Mr. Kruger had made it a point to park his car around the corner from the house, in what neighbors viewed as a curious change of habit.
Two activists also crashed an evening fund-raiser Mr. Kruger held last March at an Albany hotel, presenting themselves as guests of one of the co-hosts, Mr. Sampson. As a dozen or so lobbyists and donors — ticket prices topped out at $9,500, the maximum legal donation to a senator’s campaign — snacked on chicken and pasta, the activists berated Mr. Kruger.
Neighbors interviewed on Thursday said they were offended by the visits from the gay rights protesters, with their placards and chants.
But the area is accustomed to a bit of theater: Anthony Casso, the Luchese crime family boss who poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into the house Mr. Kruger and the Turanos share, never moved in. And, apparently worried that the architect who designed it knew about illegal activities, he ordered him killed.
An earlier version of this article misspelled Carl Kruger's given name as Karl.
William K. Rashbaum, Colin Moynihan, Noah Rosenberg and Tim Stelloh contributed reporting.

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Delays in the emergency services' response to the 7/7 London bombings did not cause the death of any of the 52 people killed, the coroner has said.But in concluding the inquests into the deaths, Lady Justice Hallett criticised lapses by emergency services and MI5.She made nine recommendations that aim to "save lives", and said no further inquiries, or inquests on the bombers, were needed.She also formally ruled that the victims had been unlawfully killed. More than 700 people were injured in the four suicide attacks, in 2005.
Speaking to a packed courtroom after 19 weeks of evidence, Lady Justice Hallett thanked the bereaved for their "understanding, support and quiet dignity". Relatives called for the recommendations to be implemented, and called on Home Secretary Theresa May to promise action as "swiftly as possible".Some families are continuing to call for a public inquiry, with many asking questions about whether MI5 could have prevented the atrocities. The bombers targeted Tube trains at Aldgate, Edgware Road and Russell Square and a double decker bus in Tavistock Square. Nearly six years on, the inquests heard 309 witnesses and a further 197 statements. The recommendations covered the security service MI5, the emergency services and Transport for London.Heads of the services said they were proud of the work done by police, paramedics and firefighters on the day, adding that they would take time to digest the coroner's recommendations.
These inquests ended as they had begun with the names of the 52 victims read slowly to a hushed court. All those present silently recalled the months of testimony - how each victim had touched the world - and the terrible manner of their passing. Lady Justice Hallett's verdict of unlawful killing was a given. Her recommendations for agencies will require more debate. She says MI5 could have done some things differently - but also acknowledges the massive burden it faced combating al-Qaeda in 2004-05. She also urges significant changes to the emergency services in London. Almost a quarter of a century after the King's Cross underground fire, the coroner notes that there are still failings in how the emergency services and Transport For London talk to each other and plan for major incidents. There should be no more inquiries into 7/7, she says, but the response needs to be better should it ever happen again. Andy Trotter, chief constable of the British Transport Police, said his force would "take time" to read the report, while London Ambulance Service chief executive Peter Bradley said he recognised some aspects of their response "should have been better".London's transport commissioner Peter Hendy paid tribute to Transport for London (TfL) staff on duty on 7/7, adding that a "great deal" had been done since then to "improve our equipment, capabilities and preparedness for such major incidents".Ms May said she was "pleased that the coroner has made clear there is simply no evidence that the Security Service knew of, and therefore failed to prevent, the bombings on 7/7".But she added that everyone was "always looking to learn lessons and to improve the response to the terrorist threat we face".Speaking later at a press conference, some relatives said they did not recognise her assessment of MI5's role.Marie Fatayi-Williams, whose 26-year-old son Anthony died at Tavistock Square, said only a public inquiry could address concerns about the Security Service. Graham Foulkes, the father of victim David Foulkes, 22, also called for an independent inquiry with "a much broader scope and a much broader remit" than the inquest.The coroner praised the efforts of both the Security Service and the emergency services, alongside recommendations to improve systems for the future.One was that MI5 should review its procedures on showing photographs to informants.The inquest had heard the security services failed to show a colour surveillance photograph of two of the bombers - Mohammad Sidique Khan and Shehzad Tanweer - to an al-Qaeda supergrass before the attacks. The photo was cut in half and cropped by an MI5 desk officer who it was said at the inquest "must have been very busy or acting at great speed".MI5's chief of staff - who gave evidence as 'Witness G' - had "speculated" that the cropped photograph of Khan was of such poor quality that it was not deemed worth showing, said the coroner in her report. "This, of course, begs the question of why the photographs... were cropped in this way. They were dreadful," the coroner said.MI5 had 'huge task'Lady Justice Hallett also expressed concerns about the Security Service's record-keeping, criticising the "accuracy and completeness of information provided by MI5" to Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC). She said Witness G had "seemed to accept" during the hearings that the ISC had received information in closed hearings from the Security Service - but subsequent mistakes in a committee report were not corrected. "It may be that some were the results of the service's poor record-keeping and at least one inaccuracy according to 'G' was 'because we didn't brief them correctly'."Lady Justice Hallett also addressed MI5's 2004 assessment that Khan and Tanweer were not a threat to national security. She went to say, however, that it was "worth noting the huge task which confronts [the Security Service] on a daily basis".With the examination of the emergency service response having been a major part of the inquiry's remit, the coroner concluded that the problems encountered had not led to any deaths."I'm satisfied on balance of probabilities that each victim would have died whatever time the emergency services had arrived," she said.But she said they must work better with each other at major incidents to help them respond more quickly and "hopefully prevent future deaths".All the services encountered "real difficulties" in locating each other in the immediate wake of the bombings.Among several recommendations in the report were calls to review inter-agency major incident training, to review the way TfL is alerted to major incidents affecting the Tube network, and to look at how rendezvous points are established for emergency services in such incidents.She also said TfL should reconsider if it was "practicable to provide first aid equipment on underground trains".Lady Justice Hallett said in her remarks that she was not aware of having left any reasonable stone unturned during the inquests.The proceedings had gone "much further than simply recording the sad fact that 52 innocent members of the travelling public were unlawfully killed in a dreadful act of terrorism," she said, adding: "We have unearthed material that has never previously seen the light of day."
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Forti, Simone [WorldCat Identities]
194 works in 282 publications in 5 languages and 1,916 library holdings
Interviews Nonfiction films Documentary films Short films Criticism, interpretation, etc Exhibition catalogs Biography History Biographical films Dance films
Author, Dancer, Interviewee, Performer, Illustrator, Choreographer, Collector, Artist, Editor, Composer, Author of introduction, Director, Honoree, Creator, Producer
Most widely held works about Simone Forti
Simone Forti( Visual )
Soft is fast : Simone Forti in the 1960s and after by Meredith Morse( Book )
Simone Forti : from dance construction to logomotion by Charles Dennis( Visual )
Handbook in motion by Simone Forti( Book )
Radical bodies : Anna Halprin, Simone Forti, and Yvonne Rainer in California and New York, 1955-1972 by Ninotchka Bennahum( Book )
The Judson project: Simone Forti( Visual )
The CNDO transcripts : Simone Forti by Simone Forti( Book )
Angel : [a poem] by Simone Forti( Book )
The Judson project: Yvonne Rainer( Visual )
Simone Forti by Simone Forti( Book )
Terpsichore in sneakers : post-modern dance by Sally Banes( Book )
Anna's workshop, N.Y., 6/84( Visual )
Simone Forti's Spring by John Gray( )
Recherche : d'Isadora Duncan à nos jours : les pros de l'impro by Bernadette Bonis( )
Not yet minimalism : Simone Forti's Huddle (1961) and its propositions for 1960s sculpture and dance by Megan Metcalf( )
Spontaneous combustions by Robert Sandla( )
Most widely held works by Simone Forti
15 editions published between 1974 and 1998 in English and held by 324 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Forti offers an account of her life in dance, situated against her experience at Woodstock in 1969. Descriptions of proto-performance "dance constructions" and other pieces, recollections of beginnings in California and New York in the 1950s and 1960s (with Bob Morris, Trisha Brown, and others), and journal excerpts outline Forti's career
In August 1960, Anna Halprin taught an experimental workshop attended by Simone Forti and Yvonne Rainer (along with Trisha Brown and other soon-to-be important artists) on her dance deck on the slopes of Mount Tamalpais, north of San Francisco. Within two years, Forti's conceptually forceful Dance Constructions had premiered in Yoko Ono's loft and Rainer had cofounded the groundbreaking Judson Dance Theater. Radical Bodies reunites Halprin, Forti, and Rainer for the first time inmore than fifty-five years. Dance was a fundamental part of the art world in the 1960s, the most volatile decade in American art, offering a radical image of bodily presence in a moment of revolutionary change. Halprin, Forti, and Rainer-all with Jewish roots-found themselves at the epicenter of this upheaval. Each, in her own tenacious, humorous, and critical way, created a radicalized vision for dance, dance making, and, ultimately, for music and the visual arts. Placing the body and performance at the center of debate, each developed corporeal languages and methodologies that continue to influence choreographers and visual artists around the world to the present day, enabling a critical practice that reinserts social and political issues into postmodern dance and art. 00Exhibition: Oakland Museum of California, Oakland, USA (29.04-29.08.2017)
Simone Forti : thinking with the body by Simone Forti( Book )
This book documents nearly two hundred of Forti's works, using more than five hundred color images that represent the incredible diversity of her output. Showcasing her work across holograms, drawings, sound, video, and live performance, the book documents her incredible career and makes a case for the unprecedented nature of her achievement
6 editions published between 1999 and 2000 in 3 languages and held by 88 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Simone Forti discusses the evolution of her creative process, which is demonstrated by Huddle, a work from the past, and two more recent projects, the Logomotion Workshop and her solo Animation, both combining movement improvisation and language
Simone Forti : an evening of dance constructions by Simone Forti( Visual )
7 editions published in 2009 in English and Undetermined and held by 82 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
In the spring of 1961 Simone Forti presented a program titled Five Dance Constructions and Some Other Things in a concert series organized by her friend, composer La Monte Young, at the New York loft studio of Yoko Ono. In 2004 the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles invited Forti to re-create these dance constructions at the Geffen Contemporary space, in conjunction with the exhibition A Minimalist Future Art as Object 1958-1986. This DVD documents that evening and includes Huddle, Slant Board, Platforms, See Saw, Roller Boxes and Accompaniment for La Monte's 2 sounds and La Monte's 2 sounds
Oh, tongue by Simone Forti( Book )
11 editions published between 2003 and 2010 in French and English and held by 66 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Jeremiah Day/Simone Forti( Book )
4 editions published in 2009 in English and held by 44 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Unbuttoned sleeves by Simone Forti( Book )
A poetry and prose project by Simone Forti, Terrence Luke Johnson, Sarah Swenson and Douglas Wadle
5 editions published in 1978 in English and Undetermined and held by 30 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
On the edge : dialogues on dance improvisation in performance = Créateurs de l'imprévu : dialogues autour de la danse et de l'improvisation en spectacle( Book )
Conversations with dancers/improvisers whose creative process derives directly from instant composition
Manuel en mouvement by Simone Forti( Book )
Simone Forti Mit dem Körper denken by Simone Forti( Book )
Wie vielseitig die Künstlerin, Choreografin, Tänzerin und Schriftstellerin Simone Forti ist, zeigen die etwa 200 Arbeiten, die dieser schön bebilderte Band dokumentiert. Ihre Untersuchungen über die Beziehung von Objekt und Körper im Wechselspiel mit mentalen Abläufen und Sprache sind ein wichtiger Beitrag an der Schnittstelle zwischen Skulptur und Performance. Simone Forti (* 1935) hat sich in ihrer Arbeitsweise ganz dem Experiment und der Improvisation verschrieben. »Mich interessiert, was wir durch unsere Körper über die Dinge wissen«, so die Künstlerin, die als Schlüsselfigur des postmodernen Tanzes und der Minimal Art gilt. Zu ihren bekanntesten Werken zählen minimale Objekte aus Sperrholz und Seilen, etwa die berühmten »Dance Constructions« von 1960/61, die radikal neue Tänze hervorbrachten. Die gesamte künstlerische Bandbreite von Simone Forti zeigt sich zudem in Hologrammen, Zeichnungsserien, Soundarbeiten, Videos oder auch Dokumentationen von Performances. Experten und Wegbegleiter beleuchten profund die Grundlagen sowie neue wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse im Werk von Forti
Feelings are facts : the life of Yvonne Rainer( Visual )
"The Life of Yvonne Rainer tells the captivating story of one of America's most important artists. In 1962, as a founding member of Judson Dance Theater, Rainer revolutionized modern dance by introducing everyday movements like walking and running into the dance lexicon. Abandoning choreography in the ‘70s, Rainer introduced narrative techniques into American avant-garde film, turning that genre on its head, too. In Feelings Are Facts, we follow Rainer, now 82 and returned to choreography, as she continues to create vibrant, courageous, unpredictable dances that invite audiences to question basic assumptions about art and performance." [http://www.feelingsarefacts.com/]
Midnight : Raga Malkauns by Pran Nath( Recording )
1 edition published in 2002 in Indic and held by 9 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A look inside the business of music with Simone Forti( Visual )
"Simone describes how she uses body language, gesture, movement and energy in her improvisational dance. She also discusses the process of collaboration with musical artists."--Container
On the edge : dialogues on dance improvisation in performance = Créateurs de l'imprévu : dialogues autour de la danse et de l'improvisation en spectacle( )
Robert Whitman : performances from the 1960s by Robert Whitman( )
"Included is original footage of The American moon (1960) and Flower (1963) ... featuring interviews with Trisha Brown, Jim Dine, Simone Forti, Claes Oldenburg, Lucas Samaras, and the artist. A recent performance of Prune flat (1965) is accompanied by an interview with Whitman on the piece. A bonus video presents Ghost .. with notes by Lynne Cooke and Arne Glimcher."--Container
Saper credere in architettura : quarantaquattro domande a VSBA : Venturi Scott Brown & A( Book )
2 editions published in 2005 in Italian and held by 5 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Audience level: 0.53 (from 0.09 for Terpsichor ... to 0.98 for Saper cred ...)
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Rainer, Yvonne 1934- Author of introduction Other
Halprin, Anna Dancer Editor
Morse, Meredith Author
Perron, Wendy Editor
Subotnick, Morton Collector
Wikipedia Simone Forti
American essays American literature American poetry Antin, Eleanor Art and dance Artists' books Arts, Modern Atwood, Geri Authentic movement (Dance therapy) Avant-garde (Music) Childs, Lucinda Choreographers Choreography Cottam, Meg Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) Dance Dance--Philosophy Dancers Fluxus (Group of artists) Forti, Simone Halprin, Anna Happenings (Art) Huddle (Choreographic work : Forti) Improvisation in dance Independent filmmakers Ireland--Blasket Islands Judson Dance Theater Mac Low, Jackson Massachusetts--Springfield Meehan, Nancy Minimal art Modern dance Monk, Meredith Morris, Robert, Movement, Aesthetics of Paxton, Steve Performance art Perron, Wendy Photography, Artistic Postmodern dance Ragas Rainer, Yvonne, Riley, Terry, Subotnick, Morton United States Waring, James Whitman, Robert, Women choreographers Women dancers Young, La Monte
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Simone Forti American composer
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