Abstract: The systems and methods discussed herein are associated with substrate support pedestals used in processing chambers to manufacture semiconductors, electronics, optics, and other devices. The substrate support pedestals include an electrostatic chuck body bonded to a cooling base via a bond layer. A gas flow passage is formed between a top surface of the electrostatic chuck body and a bottom surface of the cooling base, and a porous plug is positioned in the gas flow passage. The gas flow passage passes through a hole in the bond layer and the porous plug and has a swept volume physically shielded from an inside edge of the hole in the bond layer, protecting the bond layer from erosion.

Abstract: The systems and methods discussed herein are associated with substrate support pedestals used in processing chambers to manufacture semiconductors, electronics, optics, and other devices. The substrate support pedestals include an electrostatic chuck body bonded to a cooling base via a bond layer. A gas flow passage is formed between a top surface of the electrostatic chuck body and a bottom surface of the cooling base, and a porous plug is positioned in the gas flow passage. The gas flow passage passes through a hole in the bond layer and the porous plug and has a swept volume physically shielded from an inside edge of the hole in the bond layer, protecting the bond layer from erosion.

Abstract: The systems and methods discussed herein are associated with substrate support pedestals used in processing chambers to manufacture semiconductors, electronics, optics, and other devices. The substrate support pedestals include an electrostatic chuck body bonded to a cooling base via a bond layer. A gas flow passage is formed between a top surface of the electrostatic chuck body and a bottom surface of the cooling base, and a porous plug is positioned in the gas flow passage. The gas flow passage passes through a hole in the bond layer and the porous plug and has a swept volume physically shielded from an inside edge of the hole in the bond layer, protecting the bond layer from erosion.

Abstract: A method includes (a) receiving from several different storage systems, several discovery packets, each different type of system having a different minimal amount of configuration information required to initialize, (b) displaying an identifier for each system from which a discovery packet was received, (c) receiving a selection of a particular system, (d) determining which type of system the selected system is, each type being associated with a distinct set of initialization parameter selection choices reflecting the minimal amount of configuration information required to initialize a system of that type, (e) displaying the initialization parameter selection choices associated with the determined type of system, (f) receiving initialization parameter selections responsive to the displayed initialization parameter selection choices, and (g) sending an initialization command to the selected particular system including the received initialization parameter selections to allow the selected particular system to b

Abstract: A system for delivering targeted marketing information to a customer in a variable format customer document, which includes storing customer information on a mainframe computer with the customer information being updateable from multiple sources. The customer information is then transmitted to a consolidating device to reconfigure the customer information into a customer document output database. Customer buying preferences are then determined based on the reconfigured stored customer information and variable format customer documents based on customer preferences from the customer document output database are created which include targeted marketing information based on the determined customer buying preferences.

Abstract: A customer document management system, which includes customer information store on a mainframe computer, said customer information being updateable from multiple sources. A data consolidator operates on the customer information to compile customer documents, including data reconfiguration into a customer document output database and multiple format output devices driven from the customer document output database.

Abstract: A cosmetic product is provided that includes a cosmetic composition and a container for storing same. The container has a first and second section. Each section is defined by a hemispheroidal chamber having an open mouth with a circumferential edge therearound and a flange projecting outwardly therefrom. The first section contains the cosmetic composition and is sealed by a web completely covering the mouth as well as the flange. On the flange of the second section is a lip with a clamping device for releasably engaging the first section flange thereby releasably joining first and second sections to one another.