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Patent US5352011 - Body structure of an automotive vehicle - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA vehicle body structure has a chassis frame to which a pair of side sills are rigidly connected sideways by a plurality of connecting bracket assemblies. One of the connecting bracket assemblies is disposed between a pair of pillars and includes an outer bracket member connected to each side sill and...http://www.google.com/patents/US5352011?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5352011 - Body structure of an automotive vehicleAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5352011 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/974,431Publication dateOct 4, 1994Filing dateNov 12, 1992Priority dateNov 11, 1991Fee statusLapsedPublication number07974431, 974431, US 5352011 A, US 5352011A, US-A-5352011, US5352011 A, US5352011AInventorsKenzo Kihara, Kousuke Murakami, Atsushi Nishiyama, Masayuki Takamitsu, Yoshio Fujii, Ryuji MatsumuraOriginal AssigneeMazda Motor CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Referenced by (76), Classifications (13), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetBody structure of an automotive vehicleUS 5352011 AAbstract A vehicle body structure has a chassis frame to which a pair of side sills are rigidly connected sideways by a plurality of connecting bracket assemblies. 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Patent US4957499 - Surgical suturing instrument - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA surgical suturing instrument for establishing circular compression anastomoses in the organs of the digestive tract comprises a rod (2) accommodated in a hollow body (1) coaxially therewith and having a stationary fixed connecting ring (13), a hollow cylindrical knife (3) made fast of a hollow tube...http://www.google.com/patents/US4957499?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4957499 - Surgical suturing instrumentAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4957499 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/332,452PCT numberPCT/SU1988/000020Publication dateSep 18, 1990Filing dateJun 27, 1988Priority dateJul 14, 1987Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCA1292402C, CN1030695A, EP0324858A1, EP0324858A4, WO1989000406A1Publication number07332452, 332452, PCT/1988/20, PCT/SU/1988/000020, PCT/SU/1988/00020, PCT/SU/88/000020, PCT/SU/88/00020, PCT/SU1988/000020, PCT/SU1988/00020, PCT/SU1988000020, PCT/SU198800020, PCT/SU88/000020, PCT/SU88/00020, PCT/SU88000020, PCT/SU8800020, US 4957499 A, US 4957499A, US-A-4957499, US4957499 A, US4957499AInventorsIgor A. Guskov, Nikolai N. Kanshin, Viktor A. LipatovOriginal AssigneeLipatov Viktor A, Guskov Igor A, Kanshin Nikolai NExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (4), Referenced by (173), Classifications (6), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSurgical suturing instrumentUS 4957499 AAbstract A surgical suturing instrument for establishing circular compression anastomoses in the organs of the digestive tract comprises a rod (2) accommodated in a hollow body (1) coaxially therewith and having a stationary fixed connecting ring (13), a hollow cylindrical knife (3) made fast of a hollow tube (4) which is accommodated in the hollow body coaxially therewith the rod (2) passing inside the hollow tube, a needle arrangement (5) accommodated in the hollow body and having a first ring-shaped element (6) provided with a plurality of holes (8), and a second ring-shaped element (7) coaxial with the first one and carrying a plurality of needles (9) held thereto and adapted to pass through the connecting ring (13) in the course of anastomosing. The ring-shaped element (7) rests upon a pusher (19) having a hollow chamfer (20) and a stop (21) which is adapted to interact with a stop (22) of the hollow body (1). The instrument comprises also a split bush (23 ) located on the hollow tube (4) and having a taper collar (24) adapted to engage the hollow chamfer (20) of the pusher (19), and a retainer (25) of the split bush (23) located on the hollow tube (4). 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The driver to buy food to stop blocking the pasta shop door was punctured tire boss driver in the end there is more "willful"? The day before, Yantai Haiyang City, Ms. Dong went to the market to buy food because no parking, no persuasion, still insist on the car parked at the entrance of a noodle shop, the tyres were norte. November 9th at 11 am, who lives in Haiyang City area streets Ms. Dong drove to the market to buy food, because no place to park, she plans to stop at the entrance of a business yellow noodle shop. At that time the pasta shop business peak, Huang persuaded Ms. Dong do not stop at this affect their business, but Ms. Dong has not been ignored, still insisted on the car door, turned to go. Huang angry and took out a pair of scissors from his shop, Ms. Dong will be before the car tire puncture. When Ms. Dong bought the dishes and was ready to leave, she was silly. During the police investigation, Hwang did not cooperate with the police, after being verbally summoned to the Fangyuan police station for questioning, Hwang confessed to its illegal facts. It is convenient to give convenience to others, but fortunately it is a tire, not a human being." An old man said. Although the A thing has its cause. Hwang’s behavior, but has violated the "People’s Republic of China Public Security Management Punishment Law", constitute damage to public and private property behavior, the police were punished according to law. Police tip: through a large number of case analysis, many cases stem from some daily chores such as parking chaos, caused by improper handling due to the escalation of conflict, cause administrative cases and criminal cases. It is suggested that the citizens should think more when dealing with contradictions, and don’t ignore the consequences, so as to avoid irreversible consequences. Source: jellyfish Web 女司机买菜停车堵了面食店大门 被老板扎破车胎 女司机到底有多“任性”？日前，烟台海阳市董女士去市场买菜，因没地停车，任凭别人劝说，仍然执意将车停在了一家面食店门口，结果车胎被扎。 11月9日中午11时许，家住海阳市方圆街道的董女士开车去市场买菜，因没地方停车，她打算将车停在黄某经营的面食店门口。当时正值面食店生意高峰期，黄某劝说董女士不要在此停车影响自己生意，但董女士未予理睬，仍然执意把车门锁了，转身潇洒离开。 黄某一怒之下从自家店铺内拿出一把剪刀，将董女士的前车轮胎扎破。等到董女士买完菜准备离开时，一下傻了眼。民警调查期间，黄某并未配合警方工作，后被口头传唤到方圆派出所接受询问，黄某对其违法事实供认不讳。 “予人方便，予己方便，幸亏扎的是轮胎不是人。”一在场老人说。虽事出有因，但黄某的行为已触犯《中华人民共和国治安管理处罚法》，构成损毁公私财物行为，警方依法对其进行了处罚。 警方提示：通过大量案件分析，很多案件的起因源于诸如乱停车的一些日常琐事，后因处理不当引发矛盾升级，导致发生行政案件甚至刑事案件。建议市民在处理矛盾时，应多换位思考，切勿不计后果一意孤行，以免造成不可挽回的后果。 来源：水母网相关的主题文章： 辽源男装求购辽源新款品牌男装采购求购信息中国服装网-poper

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Diventa un hostAiutoRegistratiAccediThree Forks · In qualsiasi momento · 1 ospiteThree ForksIn qualsiasi momento1 ospiteDoveIn qualsiasi momento1 ospiteFascia di prezzoPrenotazione ImmediataTermini di rimborsoPiù filtri20 Appartamenti in AffittoLocated in Three Forks Mt, The Bryant Hotel was built by Oliver Bryant the first meat cutter and alderman beginning in 1910 as a 16 unit Hotel to house weary travelers. Newly remodeled with 4 apts ,2 long term rentals on, second floor, and a new first floor short term Vacation rental located in the front of the building , as we live in one apt in the rear. 90 minutes to Yellowstone Natl Park,15 minutes to Lewis and Clark Caverns, Headwaters of the Missouri River ,45 minutes to Butte MtA one of a kind property, Historic over 105 Years old ,10' high ceilings make it feel very spaciousSmall town and Quiet. No stoplights , 5 star dining , and weak end dancing at the historic Sacajawea Hotel with in a stones throw, and many other fine eating, drinking and gambling establishments. Miles and miles of bike trails that will take you to the Headwaters of the Missouri River . 9 hole public Golf course a few blocks away . Parks for the kids to get out and play as well as tennis courts for the more athletic inclined. Beautiful banana belt weather here in Three Forks year round .Our group (two couples traveling together) were absolutely thrilled with our stay here. All of us would strongly recommend it to others visiting the area. It provides a comfortable and welcoming home-away-from-home that is just fantastic. Basically, for the normal price of one hotel room, you get a full first-floor apartment with two bedrooms, two full baths, a spacious and comfortable living room, a large fully furnished kitchen, and an enclosed front porch. What thrilled us: --Comfort and style of the apartment, which was very tastefully decorated and evoked bits of the old west while providing all the modern comforts. -- Privacy of two separate bedrooms, one for each couple (or one for parents, one for kids). -- Being able to wake up on different schedules and not bother each other. -- Being able to wake up late and have coffee in the kitchen in our PJ's at 11 AM with total privacy -- Being so close to town (a few steps from the diner, for example) -- A bookshelf filled with a stellar array of books. (We may come back and spend a week just relaxing and reading the books there.) What an awesome, wide-ranging collection of books! -- Being able to sit on the enclosed porch to make loud phone calls without disturbing the others in our party -- Having a true home to use as a home base for wide-ranging adventures in some of the most beautiful country in the world. Communications from Mack were great. We had no complaints in any area. One thing to be aware of is that while one of the bedrooms has an adjoining private full bathroom, the second bedroom uses a bathroom that is off of the kitchen. We were in the second bedroom, and found this to be no problem at all. Regardless, both bathrooms are spacious, modern, and luxurious. That's all I can think of. This is as good as any Airbnb experience we have had. Thank you so much, Mack. We will return soon. Wright2016-07-07T00:00:00ZGreat stay! Everything was as described in the description. Nate2016-08-13T00:00:00ZHad a blast staying at the remodeled hotel. A great mix of old and new. We will stay there again!!Ryan2016-12-11T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare6Camere da lettoThree Forks, Montana, Stati UnitiHistoric Bryant Hotel. 28 minutes to Bozeman.Prezzo112€ Historic Bryant Hotel. 28 minutes to Bozeman.Intero appartamento · 2 letti5 recensioni Whispering Pines Guest Suites in The Drake costruzione offrono quasi tutti i comfort di casa mentre sei lontano da casa. La camera da letto è competere con un letto matrimoniale, materasso peluche, armadio, e TV a schermo piatto. Il soggiorno ha un divano letto di schiuma di memoria con la sedia di accento. La cucina comprende un tostapane, macchina per il caffè e il caffè, pentole, piatti, posate, spezie, utensili, è il nome. Offriamo in-suite lavanderia per rendere il vostro soggiorno più comodo e confortevole. Noi stiamo con licenza! Abbiamo trovato questa proprietà di essere l'ideale a causa della sua posizione e servizi prontamente disponibili. Troverete che Whispering Pines Guest Suites è situato in una posizione ideale per i viaggi a Yellowstone, e Interstate-90. E 'anche meno di 10 minuti dall'aeroporto internazionale di Gallatin. Il condominio è situato proprio sulle sponde dello stagno River Rock che è l'ideale per il nuoto, galleggianti, pesca e relax sulla spiaggia. Il negozio di paese al primo piano è conveniente per queste cose dimenticate. Le finiture in questo condominio sono belle. Abbiamo pensato che fosse l'occasione perfetta per condividere la zona con gli altri e dare loro un luogo confortevole che può chiamare proprio. È veramente sentirete a casa in un'atmosfera accogliente del condominio. Siamo subito accanto ad un altro edificio commerciale con condomini agli ultimi due piani. Siamo anche adiacente a un centro comunitario. Lo stagno è accessibile a tutti. Great placeJulianna2017-05-14T00:00:00ZThis is a wonderful place, very clean and cozy. I would definitely stay here again if I get the chance! The kitchen has everything you need to cook your meals. Great place! Thank you for the suprise gifts. Communication with Tracy has been grade A from the start. She truly helped make my stay an amazing one. Shapiro2017-05-05T00:00:00ZLoved this condo. Felt like I was staying in a model home. Amy2017-04-08T00:00:00ZPlace was really nice perfect for our little family, nice balcony views. JJ2017-05-26T00:00:00ZWow. This place is great. First the space is really hip. Someone's got a great decorating style. It's a good location near highway (but not close enough to hear noise), restaurants (not walking distance, and stores (there's one on the first floor). I stayed here in the middle of winter (during a crazy cold spell) so didn't get to enjoy the pond. Highly recommend it! Pete2017-01-07T00:00:00ZThe place inside was great and almost exactly as I imagined it. A little unexpected with the aluminum doors to the hallway and to the balcony . It was immaculately clean and very quiet throughout the stay. The Host was very responsive and a true Delight to work with. It's a place looks like the kind of thing you're looking for then I would recommend it.Paul2016-12-17T00:00:00Z好地方!谢谢你,我们希望能回来!Kirsten2017-01-01T00:00:00ZGreat place to stay! The rooms are fantastic and have all the basic kitchen amenities for cooking. Only downside was the Wi-Fi is slow at times and times out which if you need it for work cam be frustrating. Brad2017-04-04T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBelgrado, Montana, Stati UnitiPet and Family Friendly Industrial Chic Pond ViewPrezzo56€ Pet and Family Friendly Industrial Chic Pond ViewIntero appartamento · 2 letti12 recensioniDowntown Bozeman (15-20min) Airport: 10 minutes. You’ll love my place because of it feels like a hidden gem - tucked away off of the road. We have only used the BarnHouse for friends and family so far, but they all agree is has such a peaceful, cozy feeling. Off the deck are amazing mountain views and guest have private access to the River.Tipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiGallatin River BarnHousePrezzo139€ Gallatin River BarnHouseIntero appartamento · 3 lettiWelcome to my two bedroom two bath with a single car garage. This is half of a duplex and is very quiet. It is close to big sky ski area, bridger ski area, and about 90 miles to west yellowstone. we have a deck, barbecue,@ hot tub for relaxing.Also upon request on the first day for a 25.00 fee I will stock your apartment with up to 50.00 worth of food ,drinks ect.这是一个非常舒适,干净的家。我们滑雪大天空和桥接器,这是一个方便的住宿为两地的地方。在一天结束的热水浴缸是一个巨大的奖金。我们能够进行烧烤每天晚上欣赏着漂亮的甲板。我们会留在这儿!Jessica2017-03-23T00:00:00ZThis place exceeded our expectations in every respect. The beds are comfortable. It is clean and decorated, just like home. The outside gas grille and hot tub are a very nice touch on the very comfortable back deck. Plus our own private garage. Great!!Ruben2016-08-29T00:00:00Z好地方Debbie 2017-04-09T00:00:00ZEasy booking, clean and comfortable. Evi2017-05-26T00:00:00Z强烈推荐这个地方!很干净,有你需要的一切。很适合我们的小孩旅行。有一个PAC N PLAY高度的椅子和玩具。肯定会再次入住。Kari2017-03-05T00:00:00Z这是完美的,第二天早上飞出去BZN的。宽敞,干净,舒适,良好的价值。Andrew2017-02-21T00:00:00ZZach was very responsive before and during our stay and flexible with our check in/out time. The condo is very well appointed and comfortable and included extras such as bottled water and coffee pods which we really appreciated. Thanks Zach!Christine2017-03-25T00:00:00ZPlace was perfect for our needs! Was clean, quiet and had everything we needed. Were only here for one night but would definitely recommend and would stay here again.Mary2016-09-12T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare6Camere da lettoBelgrado, Montana, Stati UnitiTWO BEDROOM TWO BATH,HOT TUB SHOPPING SERVICE ASKPrezzo108€ TWO BEDROOM TWO BATH,HOT TUB SHOPPING SERVICE ASKIntero appartamento · 2 letti17 recensioniEnjoy private 1-bedroom apartment upstairs in single family home in quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of Bozeman.One bedroom apartment on the 2nd level of single family home. Main entrance is shared with hosts but living spaces are completely separate. Uncovered off-street parking is available for 2 cars on the right side of the house next to the garage.Our home is in a quiet neighborhood 10 miles (~20 minutes) west from downtown Bozeman. Bozeman airport is only 5 miles (~10 minutes) away. Fishing and river access to the Gallatin is just around the corner at Cameron Bridge, 3 miles (~15 minute bike ride). Both the Yellowstone North as well as West entrance are about 1,5 hours away. Big Sky Resort is a 47 miles (~1 hour) drive.Tipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiModern 1-Bedroom Apartment in Single Family HomePrezzo61€ Modern 1-Bedroom Apartment in Single Family HomeIntero appartamento · 1 lettoNUOVOA cute in-law apartment attached to our farmhouse on 26 beautiful acres of horse pasture overlooking the valley! We are located 10 miles from downtown Bozeman and 13 miles from the airport. We do have horses, dogs, cats and chickens on the property for you animal lovers and we welcome your (well behaved) dogs and horses!

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→ Extremely safe neighborhoodIs this your first booking on Airbnb? Use this link to receive $50 off your stay: airbnb.com/c/acoltrin?s=41At the base of the Bridger mountains and very quiet and nice. Great walks and mountain views. Small orchard and very clean grounds to relax in.We had a great experience staying at "Taste of the West" while we were in town for a friend's wedding. Andre and JoAnne made checking in and out very easy. The house was clean and tidy, and we really appreciated the snacks. In addition, Andre gave excellent recommendations for food and local activities. We had a great time!Hilary2016-08-21T00:00:00Z호스트는 우리가 얻을 것이 무엇 시간 확인하기 위해 도착했던 날에 우리를 연락했다. 우리가 확고한 시간이 없었다으로서 우리 30 분 거리에있을 때 그들을 텍스트로 우리에게 물었다. 우리는 한 그들은 집에서 우리를 만났다. 집은 막사의 변환 부분이다. 외부에서 훨씬처럼 보이지 않았지만 내부는 아주 멋지게 깨끗하고 편안한 서양 스타일으로 완성되고 있습니다. 우리는 우리에게 사용할 수 있었던 세탁기와 건조기를 포함하는 집의 여행을 받았다. 욕실은 메인 층에 있으며 침대 / 침실 공간은 다락방에서 위층이다. 침대의 한쪽 어떤 사람들은 문제가있을 수 있습니다 낮은 천장이 있습니다. 난 전혀 그것에게 문제를 찾지 못했습니다. 우리는 여기에 우리의 여행을 즐기며 등산과 탐험을위한 준비 영역을 사용했다. 호스트는 쾌적하고 도움이되었다. 그들은 방에지도와 가이드 북을 제공하고 우리에게 자신의 체중 룸의 사용을 제안했다.John2015-10-18T00:00:00ZOur stay at Andre and Joanne's property was amazing. Upon our arrival, we were warmly greeted, given a tour of the unit, shown the laundry and workout facilities, and shown the main house. We were made to feel welcome and told to let them know if there was anything we needed during our stay. Highlights for us included: A full kitchen stocked with utensils, pots & pans and dishes - it was very nice to be able to cook our own meals once in a while. Privacy - the unit has its own driveway and fells like a little sanctuary. Quiet with comfortable furnishings. The location allowed us to easily explore Bozeman, the Gallatin Valley and Yellowstone National Park. Our experience here was one which we hope to repeat with Andre & Joanne in the future.Debra2016-05-15T00:00:00ZThis was such a wonderful place to stay. They were such warm and friendly hosts, the view was gorgeous, the cabin cozy and clean, and super quiet. I will definitely look forward to staying here again next time I'm in the area! Laura2015-07-03T00:00:00ZFabulous country setting. The apartment was immaculately clean. The hosts were amazing. Very friendly and happy to help you with anything you might need. They left my children and I with a list of hikes and local favorites to go do. We enjoyed them very much!!Heather2015-07-24T00:00:00ZHaving been in Bozeman for work, my only complaint is that I didn't get to spend more time at Taste of the West. The location is fantastic as the area out on Springhill Rd is beautiful with easy access to fantastic hiking trails in the Bridger mountains (of which there is an awesome view from the front of the apartment). The inside of the apartment is very spacious and with the western decor really makes you feel like you are staying in a well-appointed resort lodge somewhere. As others have noted, there are also wonderful touches like the snacks and fruit provided when you arrive. The hosts are very responsive as well. Andre was there to provide an intro to the space and was very responsive in helping with a wifi technical issue. Any time I reached out to them they were responding within just a few minutes.Leslie + Eddie2015-08-15T00:00:00ZAndre and Joanne were great hosts. The place was very clean in a great location. The hosts even gave my girlfriend a ride to the airport the next morning. I definitely enjoyed my stay and would stay again. Sam2015-06-02T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful time in the little Western Cabin. Andre and Joanne were very attentive and left us some wonderful snacks. They communicated very thoroughly and made sure we had everything we needed, as well as provided good recommendations for dining and activities. Briana2015-07-20T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBelgrado, Mt, Stati UnitiTaste of the West Mountain Views, Bikes, HikesPrezzo126€ Taste of the West Mountain Views, Bikes, HikesIntero appartamento · 2 letti49 recensioniThis location is halfway between Big Sky/Moonlight and Bridger ski areas. A perfect place to stay while skiing the Big Sky. This apartment sits atop our garage and is connected to our existing home. The hosts do live in the attached log house. If there is anything we can help you with - we will do our best.Located near Upper and Lower Rainbow road. Only a short walk to the Bozeman Hot Springs, our location is a short 35 miles from Big Sky ski area and 31 miles from Bridger Bowl. Only a couple hundred yards from one of the best blue ribbon trout fishing -- the Gallatin River. You want to experience Bozeman? There's no better place than the Rainbow Cabin.Grande! Facile lavorare con e disponibile!Keefe2016-06-28T00:00:00ZMolto cordiale, ma non voleva invadere il nostro spazio. Un po 'il rumore della strada, ma non è male. Ottima vista e un ottimo accesso alle montagne. Sarebbe sicuramente!Sean2016-08-15T00:00:00ZCi è piaciuto stare qui molto! Confortevole letti puliti e bagni. Host era accessibile quando necessario. Altamente raccomandato.Thomas2016-07-30T00:00:00ZWillie comunicato con noi via e-mail spesso. Nonostante il fatto che stavamo esplorando ritardo di tutti i giorni e non abbiamo effettivamente lo incontriamo, ha controllato in tutti i giorni per assicurarsi che fossimo a nostro agio e non ha bisogno di qualcosa. Sapendo che abbiamo avuto i nostri due figli adulti con noi ha comprato un materasso ad aria e lenzuola e aveva che ci aspetta troppo- così molto premuroso. La cabina è molto pulito e moderno ed è arredata con gusto. Non vediamo l'ora di tornare a Bozeman e presso la cabina Arcobaleno.DeAnne2016-07-15T00:00:00ZIl mio amico e ho apprezzato molto il nostro soggiorno presso la cabina Arcobaleno. Rhonda e Willie cordiale, premuroso e molto disponibile. La cabina era pulita, ben arredata, e solo puro divertimento. E 'stato il luogo perfetto per il nostro viaggio di pesca a mosca per la zona. Se io sono sempre nella zona di nuovo, avrei sicuramente voglio restare in cabina Arcobaleno.Roger2016-09-14T00:00:00ZMolto bello e confortevole luogo di soggiorno. Abbiamo avuto una grande visita.Becky2016-10-23T00:00:00ZEravamo completamente soddisfatti del nostro soggiorno. Il nostro ospite erano sempre a disposizione per domande e disponibile con richieste. Il posto era perfetto per tornare troppo dopo essere stato in montagna per tutto il giorno.ethan2016-12-29T00:00:00ZVedere i commenti pubblici Houlton2016-07-04T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiThe Rainbow Cabin - Ski/Hike/Soak/Fish Nearby!Prezzo108€ The Rainbow Cabin - Ski/Hike/Soak/Fish Nearby!Intero appartamento · 2 letti14 recensioniThis charming retreat is centrally located in the heart of Gallatin Valley and close to all the wonders Bozeman has to offer. 15-40 mins in any direction gets you to great hiking trails, world class fishing & skiing and great Wilderness areas.As seen on Fox News, (URL HIDDEN) Pictures don't do this lovely space justice. It's hard to capture "comfortable and cozy"...and "the intimate feeling of being home" in pictures. This is the response almost all of our guests who have stayed with us have said immediately upon entering our apartment for the first time. Located in the heart of the Gallatin Valley, this spacious, newly constructed upstairs apartment is part of a gorgeous, custom home. It's peaceful and quiet, country setting rests on an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds. You'd never know you were only 10 minutes from downtown Bozeman and 15 minutes from the airport. It's designed for 1-3 people but perfect for a couple. The apartment has a large, private bedroom,a separate sleeping area with a queen-sized pull out sleeper bed, two bathrooms, one half, the other full with nice shower and huge bathtub. There's a very large carpeted open-floor plan living area two very nice hardwood cutout areas that create great eating and/or sitting areas. A refrigerator and microwave are included. This very large open floor plan apartment enjoys lots of natural sunlight throughout the day. With large, custom windows, views of sunrises and sunsets are spectacular, not to mention views of the night sky, if you're a night owl type person. It's absolutely an amazing space with a very comfortable and cozy feel! You get the best of both worlds by enjoying a beautiful, quiet country setting yet you can get to downtown Bozeman in only 10 minutes. Bozeman Hot Springs is within walking distance. In any direction, you have quick access to world class fishing, hiking/mountain biking trails, Yellowstone Park and local ski areas, Bridger Bowl, Big Sky and Moonlight Basin.Quiet and peaceful location in country setting with beautiful views. 这个可爱的公寓是留在波兹曼的理想场所。仅8分钟到市中心和密歇根州立大学校园,这个位置是一个农村区域内一个安静的撤退。虽然此行没有时间让冒险,位置可以方便地前往大天空和周围地区。黎明是伟大与在我到达之前的工作和公寓是干净,明亮,舒适,安静。黎明提供所有触手可及,使您有宾至如归的感觉。这些照片不达意的舒适和魅力,公寓提供极致量 - 和我提到的领土观点 - 美丽的!我对波兹曼经常出差,我会再预订这个位置了!Theo2014-08-21T00:00:00ZDawn was an excellent host. She was very accommodating with our check in/out requests. The space was clean, spacious and very comfortable. We would recommend this space to anyone coming to the Bozeman area - except when we return for a visit. Gordon2016-07-11T00:00:00ZHost met us upon arrival and showed us around. Living area was spacious, clean and nicely furnished. Despite entering through garage and being separated from owners by a blocked doorway, it still seemed private. Recommended if visiting Bozeman/Yellowstone. Ryan2016-07-21T00:00:00ZThe listing description was accurate. We felt very welcome and comfortable.Jan2015-06-07T00:00:00Z黎明是惊人的!她确信我们觉得在家里,一切都非常完美。感谢黎明!RC2014-08-30T00:00:00ZThis is the best home away from home while on vacation! The design of the space is luxury style comfort. I'm really looking forward to staying again. I highly recommend this space for a couples get away. Also the rollaway bed worked perfect for our little one. Bozeman was an easy 5-10 minutes away via the highway. Thank you for everything & Merry Christmas!!Lauren 2015-12-23T00:00:00ZGreat space with decorator touches that make you feel at home. Parking and entry were great. Just what you want is to not disturb household coming and going. Since we were fishing area rivers, this location was much closer than in town center. Rural but close enough to restaurants, etc. We could have stood catching a few more fish but no reservations about accommodations.David2016-09-24T00:00:00ZThis was a fantastic place to stay - it really is like a luxury suite in a hotel, except better because of the personal touches. Everything was just as described in the listing. This is a very comfortable, private, and cozy place in a quiet neighborhood close to Bozeman. Everything was extremely clean. Dawn accommodated early arrival for us. Communication with Dawn was nearly instantaneous. We will definitely stay again and recommend to friends. Thanks for a great stay, Dawn!Sean2016-06-30T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiCozy, Spacious Retreat Bozeman MTPrezzo84€ Cozy, Spacious Retreat Bozeman MTIntero appartamento · 2 letti40 recensioniQuiet, new development on the Northwest side of Bozeman. Views of the Bridgers out the bedroom windows. Fully equipped kitchen to create meals while you are relaxing. Clean and comfortable and close to everythingThe apartment is new and very clean. There is a large galley kitchen with seating for 4. There is a fold out couch and extra bedding.Great lil place and easy drive to downtown. Thanks for the tea and coffee :) - jake Jake 2015-10-30T00:00:00ZThis is a convenient location to all activities in Bozeman and it is well equipped with all the basics, including kitchen items, along with plenty of blankets and towels. Jane is very responsive to inquiries. We enjoyed our stay and recommend it. irene2016-11-21T00:00:00ZComfortably accommodated four adults. We were in town for the weekend for my son's graduation from MSU. The place was very clean and comfortable, with all the amenities for a very pleasant stay. I would definitely stay here again and would not hesitate to recommend it to others.Sandra2017-05-07T00:00:00ZPerfect location and comfortable beds. Brand new, well built place. Will definitely try to rent this again when I come back.Nicholas2015-10-05T00:00:00ZVery clean comfortable place. Joe2016-09-22T00:00:00ZThe listing was just as described & pictured. The bowl of snacks is a nice touch in the kitchen. The location is located a couple of miles to MSU Bozeman, making it very convenient to attend our daughters graduation. Thank you. janice2015-12-14T00:00:00ZThank you!!Walter2016-02-09T00:00:00ZGreat place, easy to get to location, host is easy to work with Erin2015-10-12T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Mt, Stati UnitiNorton Ranch CharmerPrezzo104€ Norton Ranch CharmerIntero appartamento · 3 letti22 recensioniExperience all Bozeman has to offer in this newly built + spacious + gorgeous 1 bedroom apartment. Whether it's a quick get-away or a month long stay, this apartment has everything you need! The Rocky Mountain views from every window are incredible! A Streamline bus stop is an easy couple block walk away!这房子是真的很可爱 - 上市描述是准确的,和邻里不能被打败,包括友好邻邦,公园,步行距离之内的小池塘里。房子很干净,我觉得4人可能是,你想呆在那里,除非你不介意是非常近距离和个人最大!我们在主机接触的第一次尝试过期,因为他们没有写回到过去。然而,我在与他们联系第二次尝试是成功的,而海蒂是关于短信右后卫与任何答案,我们遇到的任何问题非常好。Ashley2015-07-20T00:00:00Z单位是完美的三个成年人。这是一个不错的,安静的街区,并严格按描述。厨房里有所有你可能需要的烹饪和洗衣机/干衣机是一个很好的补充,如果你是一个蹲点。我们没有看到海蒂,但她通过短信将检查,以确保一切都如你预期。我肯定会留在这儿。Brenda2016-05-09T00:00:00ZThis place was awesome. Heidi was very nice and got me settled in just fine. The apartment was clean and new.Kathryn2015-08-02T00:00:00ZHeidi was out of town the days that we were staying but was very quick to answer our calls/texts and any questions we had! The apartment was very nice and the neighborhood was superb. We felt very safe and comfortable!Julie2015-09-14T00:00:00ZThis was our second time staying here. Our young adult daughter stayed with us this time and found the foldout couch okay for one person. Though not around during our stay, Heidi was easy to communicate with and responsive via text. In response to the previous renter, she has provided a shovel which we used on the four inches of snow we got. It is very nice rental in a nice neighborhood. We would definitely stay again.Richard2015-12-29T00:00:00Z女主人是美好的。她让我们知道什么时候该公寓是准备好了。这是比我们可能已经问。坐落在一个美妙的区域内,有着美丽的景色。该公寓是非常好的布局和它有一个家的感觉吧。床是非常舒适。我们喜欢它........Brandon2015-08-13T00:00:00Z海蒂是她的日程安排和我们的一个非常包容的主机,这是很容易通过文字沟通。我们也有,她大方地接受了一些特殊要求。我们住3周比更舒适的2人,并可以很容易地ccomodate多。折页沙发被发现更舒适只是使用沙发上,就像一个沙发,一个典型的折页。铲子将是伟大的!我们得到了约10英寸的新雪,并有人做铲最终但是如果我们有一个它本来是很高兴做的第二天。厨房里有充分的菜肴,炊具,咖啡机等摆放等都是毛巾,额外的毯子,枕头和床单。我们买洗衣皂,纸巾,垃圾袋和包装袋三明治当他们出来,留下一些商品下一个人了。我们期待着另一个期间,大军,伟大的地方!Breann2015-12-21T00:00:00Z可爱的地方;干净,新的和良好的维修。海蒂是很容易对付 - 我们没有任何问题,但即使她不在身边的那个周末,她确信我们已经有人在我们做的情况下调用。厨房是基本的(找不到菜板或烤盘;幸运的是我的姐姐住附近,并将其租借给我们),但我们仍然能够做饭。很好的绝缘/隔音:街对面的人有一个大的万圣节派对,我们甚至没有注意到,直到我们打开窗户呼吸一些新鲜空气。巨大的价值。肯定会留在这儿。它有点难以在黑暗中首次发现。Megan2015-11-02T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiNewly built + spacious + gorgeousPrezzo86€ Newly built + spacious + gorgeousIntero appartamento · 2 letti26 recensioniMore customized and comfortable than any hotel for this 1 bedroom, including a fully equipped kitchen with a gas range, laundry, balcony with Bridger Mountain views and covered parking and covered entry.This architecturally designed, newly constructed apartment was created for those interested in a luxury living home away from home. Our guests comfort is most important to us. My husband is a native of Bozeman andThe award winning designed Valley West neighborhood has walking paths surrounding a catch and release fishing/ floating pond where in the winters turns into a great skating location for Bozeman. The neighborhood has great access to shopping and food while still a short distance to Bridger Bowl, Big Sky and Moonlight ski areas.My teenager and I stayed at Santral's place for 4 nights and were quite comfortable. It's clean and well furnished and we'd definitely stay there again. Alyssa2017-04-09T00:00:00ZOwner was very friendly, place was nice and quiet and very clean. I would highly recommend it.Bruce2016-06-20T00:00:00ZThe Royal Antler was perfect for our needs. Many thoughtful touches in the Decor and a very convenient location! Should I be fortunate to return to Bozeman, I will look here 1st. One of the delights of our trip was the catch and release pond! We caught a trout and were entertained by a pair of otter which inhabited the area! Denise2016-06-23T00:00:00ZJeg havde en fantastisk ophold her over helligdage for omkring en uge. Stedet er meget ren og giver nice bekvemmeligheder. Dens i et meget roligt kvarter og vores host sørget for, at vi havde alt og var meget imødekommende!Raul2016-12-28T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare4Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiRoyal Antler: Newly Built + ViewsPrezzo82€ Royal Antler: Newly Built + ViewsIntero appartamento · 2 letti4 recensioniOur comfortable, newly constructed studio apartment offers privacy and is steps from a lake with a pavilion, walking trails, park, and playground. The large rooftop deck is ideal for a private morning breakfast or taking in evening mountain top views. Located in a desirable, charming neighborhood, the studio (carriage house) is perfect for the traveler seeking adventure (skiing, fishing, biking, hiking) or business in Bozeman and it's surrounding areas.The studio loft has a fully equipped kitchen, Keurig coffee maker, plush pillow top queen bed - super comfy, 60" plasma tv, turntable with vintage albums (bring your vinyl!), Bluetooth speaker, private carport, and LARGE ROOFTOP DECK with a cafe table and additional seating. Our unit is a loft studio in an award-winning residential neighborhood. As travelers, we value cleanliness and will make maximum effort as hosts to provide the same.Our loft studio is conveniently located near most of what Bozeman has to offer including restaurants, grocery, parks, trails, MSU, and the downtown area. Guests planning trips to Yellowstone or Big Sky will appreciate the studio's convenient proximity to the entrance of Gallatin canyon. Distance to the Airport is 15 min, Bridger bowl 30 min, Big Sky 50 min, Livingston 40 min, and West Yellowstone is 1.5 hrs.Clean, light airy feeling.. Pleasingly decorated. Extra amenities like flowers, turntable with records some from 60's and 70's, food in refrigerator.Nora2017-05-24T00:00:00ZThe studio was adorable and very comfortable. Kim and Cody thought of everything. I had all the comforts of home and then some. I would highly recommend this place! I will be back next time I'm in Bozeman.Mabel2017-05-07T00:00:00ZTipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare2Camere da lettoBozeman, Montana, Stati UnitiModern Studio - Rooftop Deck - Desirable LocalePrezzo69€ Modern Studio - Rooftop Deck - Desirable LocaleIntero appartamento · 1 letto8 recensioniYou won't be disappointed in this newly built, Montana rustic apartment. Very open space, large partially covered deck, fenced yard, fire pit, volleyball net and much more! Close to the Gallatin river, dining, great hiking spots, major ski resorts and much more!Located about 20 minutes from downtown Bozeman, 20 minutes from Big Sky, and minutes from the Gallatin River (fishing access), restaurants, bars etc.Tipo di stanzaIntera casa/aptTipo di sistemazioneAppartamentoPuò ospitare6Camere da lettoGallatin Gateway, Montana, Stati UnitiMontana Rustic Charm ApartmentPrezzo108€ Montana Rustic Charm ApartmentIntero appartamento · 4 letti12121 – 18 di 20 Appartamenti in AffittoMedia di 4.9 stelle su 5 da 247 recensioni degli ospitiInserisci le date per visualizzare il prezzo totale. Ci sono dei costi aggiuntivi e potrebbero venire applicate alcune tasse.Stati Uniti>Montana>Three ForksAffitti vacanza a PetalumaAffitti vacanza a MiddleburySurreyVancouverPortlandBozemanCoeur d'AleneBoiseHanaHumbleGeorgetownKalamazooMappaFiltriTerminiPrivacyMappa del sitoAirbnbmag

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1. There were a couple of scenes that depicts American people reciting the Pledge of Allegiance (对美国效忠宣言，美国中小学生每天早晨的例行活动和政府、法院仪式上常用的宣言) in War Comes to America. It was interesting to hear when “under God” was not part of it. “under God” was added in 1954; 2. The song, March of the Volunteers (义勇军进行曲), now the national anthem of the People’s Republic, was repeated a few times in the movie; 3. A few enduring images were chosen to represent China. The Great Wall was among them. It also included this image, the Potala Palace in Tibet:

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But Sheng, the People’s Daily commentator, takes issue with netizens who invoke this term whenever another disagrees with them. “If it’s just about someone else holding different opinions,” he said, “isn’t it wrong to call them a troll queen?” Universal Luck Repellant (万能好运绝缘体) If you’ve never been in a relationship, have trouble sleeping, underperform at sports and video games, boast a lackluster academic record, and never get the “lucky draw” from the red envelopes your friends send on WeChat, then you might be a universal luck repellant. “Life should at least make one exception for me,” lamented one self-described universal luck repellant on Weibo.

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I am not a huge museum-goer and I have to admit I arrived not even knowing the story of Don Quixote. This place far exceeded my expectations. First of all, it is more of a gallery than a museum. The building itself is beautiful and the hundreds of Don Quixote paintings, sculptures, murals and manuscripts are of very high quality.... 正在更新清单... 查看过Don Quixote Iconographic Museum (Museo Iconografico del Quijote)的旅行者还看了 瓜纳华托瓜纳华托 Jardin de la Union

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Right on point Rachel.One other idea would to have this party at home and have make-up, hair supplies and dress-up ceothls on hand that Jordyn and her friends can use to create their own looks. Or do some paper bag dramatics where the girls are split into groups and given a paper bag with wacky and fun costume pieces and props that they have to use to dress each other with and create a little skit or tableau for the rest of the party. You might also consider hiring your favorite teenager, babysitter or young neighbor (or two or three) to serve as the make-up artists and hairstylists. It seems a little excessive to be paying salon professionals for a child's birthday party. You could even have someone on hand as the photographer to take fun polaroids of the girls which they could take home as party favors (or even decorate as an art project during the party). I don't think it's unreasonable to have a birthday party that involves make-up and dress-up. I think the key to keeping it age appropriate is to make sure the goal isn't to have all the girls looking like pageant contestants before they go home. in a pre-order activity, 請放下對流行音樂的成見去聽這張專輯. and would you plesae throw away the image of yoga in the competition and listen to the album again? he is now a singer, no longer a participant.VA:F [1.9.8_1114](from 0 votes)

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▼项目街景，street view ▼从内部庭院看向建筑，view of the building from the inner courtyard 团队从两个方面同时对该项目进行研究与探索。他们一边探索用CNC在当地制造胶合板元件的可能性，一边对岛上现存的工艺品进行深入研究。为了保护独立的、脱离周围环境的基层结构，项目团队打造了一套场外预制胶合板系统。从244 x 122cm的杨木胶合板开始，该建造过程使得团队成员有机会研究和测试一个拥有自身制造工序的结构系统。通过结合由CNC切割功能所定义的元素，一个全新的、将来可以在其他类型建筑中模式化运用的系统诞生了。 ▼通向庭院的走廊区域，the corridor area leading to the courtyard This project has been approached as two parallel lines of research. In one hand we explored the possibilities of local manufacturing of plywood elements with a CNC router, and on the other hand a deep study on the crafts still alive in the island. We start from an autonomous and de-contextualized structure base or pre-existence for which we manufacture an off-site prefabricated plywood system. Starting with poplar plywood boards of 244 x 122cm, the structure gives us the opportunity to investigate and test a structural system that uses the language of its manufacturing process. By combining the elements of this system, defined by the capabilities of the CNC cut, the system serves as a starting point and can be reproduced in other types of buildings. ▼与庭院相连的起居空间，the living area ▼为保护房屋的原始基层结构，项目团队特地选用了胶合板等轻量建材，in order to protect the original base structure of the house, the project team chose lightweight materials such as plywood ▼从起居室看向厨房，view from the living room to the kitchen ▼一套场外预制胶合板系统被运用在项目中，an off-site prefabricated plywood system was used in the project 该项目通过使用不同工业化程度的工艺制品来探索本地材料市场并与合适的工匠合作。团队对Huguet这样的公司很感兴趣，他们在马略卡岛生产混凝土地砖已有好几十年，设计出的地砖往往光滑又颇富娱乐性。建筑的立面和游泳池使用了来自Felanitx的传统制造商Miquel Soler生产的特殊陶瓦。 ▼每个房间的Huguet地砖都光滑又有趣，the floor tiles in each room are smooth and interesting ▼房间与房间之间既连通又独立，the rooms are both connected and independent ▼胶合板系统的运用将室内空间有效分隔和利用，the application of plywood system effectively separates and USES the interior space 随着数控镂铣技术的优化和结构化需求的增多，建筑内出现了许多具有装饰意义的几何图案。整栋建筑呈现出原始、裸露的状态，而“装饰品”则赋予了空间以韵律感。未使用罩面漆的天花板的几何结构暴露在外，与帕尔马城镇古老的阿拉伯风格装饰遥相呼应。建筑部分的改造和加固都使用了木块、石头、赤陶土等原始材料。 The optimization of cnc routing and the structural requirements, generate a varied structure geometry that define ornamental motives. The construction will be shown raw, bare and uncoated, while “ornaments” will give spatial rithm, decorating the interior. The lack of finishes show the structural geometry of the ceiling, linking it to arabesque ornamentation of the old town of Palma. The intervention in the pre-existence, is done with primary materials, wood, stone, terracotta, all in their raw state. ▼儿童卧室兼娱乐空间，children’s bedroom and recreation space ▼通过中轴开合的阳台窗户，a balcony window that opens and closes through a central shaft ▼浴室，the bathroom ▼主卧，the bedroom ▼主卧的另一侧空间，the other side of the master bedroom ▼二楼阳台，the second floor balcony 建筑内部有着不同的“气候区”：有的房间有漫反射光，有的有晨光；有的房间朝向东北，有的朝向西南；一些房间可以看到室内天井，另一些房间可以享受午后阳光和附近城堡的景色；采用了良好热传导材料的空间在夏天异常凉爽，而少量使用热传导材料的空间在冬季则更显温暖。这种设计的目的是创造一个会随着季节的变迁而产生相应温度变化的灵活空间。整栋建筑内只有淋浴间和厨房的功能是固定的，剩余的空间则可根据居住者的需求来得以灵活运用。 ▼庭院中的凉亭，a pavilion in the courtyard ▼庭院细部，details of the yard

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The project establishes various “atmospheric zones” inside the house. There are rooms with diffused light, with morning light, facing north-east and facing south-west. Rooms that look to an interior patio, or rooms with afternoon sun and views of the nearby Castle. Some spaces have thermal mass are cooler in summer, while others with less thermal mass to be easily heated in winter, allowing for seasonal migration inside the home.
The architectural intention is to create an atmospheric spatial variety with seasonal use depending comfort, on which only wet rooms and kitchen have fixed use. ▼扩建示意图，expansion diagram ▼扩建过程剖面示意图，section diagram of expansion process ▼项目剖面，section of the project

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Source / Purification Polyclonal antibodies are produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic phosphopeptide corresponding to residues surrounding Ser1756 of rat IP3 receptor. Antibodies are purified by peptide affinity chromatography.该多克隆抗体用与大鼠IP3受体中Ser1756位点附近的氨基酸序列对应的人工合成磷酸化的肽段免疫动物而制成。该抗体使用蛋白亲和层析纯化而得。 Western Blotting Western blot analysis of extracts from mouse brain using Phospho-IP3 Receptor (Ser1756) Antibody. The phospho-specificity of the antibody was verified by preincubating the antibody with no peptide, with IP3 Receptor (Ser1756) phosphopeptide or with IP3 Receptor (Ser1756) non-phosphopeptide prior to incubating the membrane.对小鼠脑抽提液使用Phospho-IP3 Receptor (Ser1756)抗体进行Western blot分析。磷酸化特异性由无肽段抗体预孵，及孵膜前伴IP3 Receptor (Ser1756)磷酸化或非磷酸化验证。 Background Inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate receptor, also known as IP3R or InsP3R, is a member of the intracellular calcium release channel family and is located in the endoplasmic reticulum. It functions as a Ca2+ release channel for intracellular stores of calcium ions. There are three types of IP3 receptors (IP3R1, 2 and 3) that require the second messenger inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate (IP3) for activation (1). Four individual receptor subunits, resulting in homo- or hetero-oligomerization of the receptor isoform, form a functional channel (2). Phosphorylation of IP3R1 at Ser1756 by cyclic-AMP-dependent protein kinase A (PKA) regulates the sensitivity of IP3R1 to IP3 and may thus be a mode of regulation for Ca2+ release (3,4). IP3R1-mediated Ca2+ release appears to have an effect on the induction of long term depression (LTD) in Purkinje cells (5).肌醇1,4,5 - 三磷酸受体，也被称为IP3R 或InsP3R，是细胞内钙释放通道家族的成员，位于内质网中。IP3R可作为Ca2 +细胞内储存的钙离子释放通道的功能。有三种IP3受体类型（IP3R1，2，和3），第二信使激活肌醇1,4,5 - 三磷酸（IP3）（1）。四个独立的亚基同源或异源寡聚体化以形成受体的功能通道（2）。IP3R1丝氨酸（1756位）磷酸化，通过环腺苷酸AMP依赖性蛋白激酶（PKA）调节IP3R1至IP3的灵敏性，可能作为Ca2 +释放调节模型(3,4)。IP3R1介导的Ca2 +释放似乎对蒲金耶氏细胞长时程抑制（LTD）的诱导有影响（5）。

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In 485 CE, according to the Chinese historic treatise Liang Shu, five monks from Gandhara travelled to the country of FusangFusangFusang or Fousang refers to several different entities in ancient Chinese literature, often either a mythological tree or a mysterious land to the East.... ("The country of the extreme East" beyond the sea, probably eastern JapanJapanJapan is an island nation in East Asia. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it lies to the east of the Sea of Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea and Russia, stretching from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south..., although some historians suggest the American Continent), where they introduced Buddhism: "FusangFusangFusang or Fousang refers to several different entities in ancient Chinese literature, often either a mythological tree or a mysterious land to the East.... is located to the east of China, 20,000 li (1,500 kilometers) east of the state of Da Han (itself east of the state of Wa in modern KyūshūKyushuis the third largest island of Japan and most southwesterly of its four main islands. Its alternate ancient names include , , and . The historical regional name is referred to Kyushu and its surrounding islands...., JapanJapanJapan is an island nation in East Asia. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it lies to the east of the Sea of Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea and Russia, stretching from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south...). (...) In former times, the people of Fusang knew nothing of the Buddhist religion, but in the second year of Da Ming of the Song dynastySong DynastyThe Song Dynasty was a ruling dynasty in China between 960 and 1279; it succeeded the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period, and was followed by the Yuan Dynasty. It was the first government in world history to issue banknotes or paper money, and the first Chinese government to establish a... (485 CE), five monks from Kipin (KabulKabulKabul , spelt Caubul in some classic literatures, is the capital and largest city of Afghanistan. It is also the capital of the Kabul Province, located in the eastern section of Afghanistan... region of Gandhara) travelled by ship to Fusang. They propagated Buddhist doctrine, circulated scriptures and drawings, and advised the people to relinquish worldly attachments. As a results the customs of Fusang changed" (Ch:"扶桑在大漢國東二萬餘里,地在中國之東(...)其俗舊無佛法,宋大明二年,罽賓國嘗有比丘五人游行至其國,流通佛法,經像,教令出家,風 俗遂改.", Liang Shu, 7th century CE). BodhidharmaBodhidharmaBodhidharma was a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th/6th century AD. He is traditionally credited as the transmitter of Ch'an to China, and regarded as the first Chinese patriarch..., the founder of ChánChan-People:* Chan Marshall, American musician better known as Cat Power* Chan , Chinese surname; Mandarin transcription of the same name is Chen ** Agnes Chan , Hong Kong singer, also famous in Japan...-Buddhism which later became ZenZenZen is a school of Mahāyāna Buddhism founded by the Buddhist monk Bodhidharma. The word Zen is from the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese word Chán , which in turn is derived from the Sanskrit word dhyāna, which can be approximately translated as "meditation" or "meditative state."Zen..., is described as a Central AsiaCentral AsiaCentral Asia is a core region of the Asian continent from the Caspian Sea in the west, China in the east, Afghanistan in the south, and Russia in the north...n Buddhist monk in the first Chinese references to him (Yan Xuan-Zhi, 547 CE), although later Chinese traditions describe him as coming from South India.

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A beautiful getaway to the ~Cabin in the Woods~ Bud, our host, was quick to respond with any questions I had. Bud made sure that all our concerns and questions were met and answered. We arrived to a lit up house, with a fire set up ready to start, and even a treat on the table. The listing matched up with expectations. The cabin was perfectly located for the outdoor's lovers needs. I really appreciated the flexibility with check in. As we were spending the day at nearby beautiful Mt. Shasta, we did not have a specific idea of when we would be checking in. Bud was accommodating with our schedule. My Gf and I left early the next day for a sunrise hike at Castle Crags. I was able to contact bud and line up an option that worked for all of us. The overall experience was great. It was my first Air B and B adventure and it will certainly not be my last. 机舱是好的和舒适!我会强烈建议,因为它是有点难以在黑暗中找到晚上的时间之前抵达,但芽叫我们秒我发来短信问路后。易书,很干净,有A / C,提供毛巾和床单,床很舒服。总的来说,这是一个很好的经验! 非常漂亮的欢迎:电视,空调走,凉爽炎热的漫长车程后邀请。同时业主的友好和交流。地点是出路,但我们喜欢这样。毫不费力就找到它。我们把我们的新的狗和理解,这是狗友好。不幸的是,维修需要进行资源和大量额外的设施,尤其是在厨房里,需要提供,为了使这个租金看齐,与他人在相同的价格范围内。

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Patent US5260898 - Result cache for complex arithmetic units - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsIndividual multi-cycle statements or complex arithmetic units such as dividers, multipliers and adders are replaced with a fast, single-cycle cache lookup. This cache contains the results of a specific arithmetic operation using specified operands. 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Patent US6657911 - Semiconductor device with low power consumption memory circuit - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe present invention relates to a system LSI consolidating a logic circuit and an SRAM circuit. More specifically, the present invention relates to a semiconductor device which can reduce a leakage current and the power consumption in the standby state. The logic circuit in the system LSI is provided...http://www.google.com/patents/US6657911?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6657911 - Semiconductor device with low power consumption memory circuitAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6657911 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/274,985Publication dateDec 2, 2003Filing dateOct 22, 2002Priority dateOct 23, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asCN1414563A, CN100476998C, CN101488366A, CN101488366B, CN102324250A, CN102324250B, CN103295625A, US6914803, US7099183, US7272068, US7474584, US7646662, US7961545, US8711607, US20030076705, US20040071032, US20050232054, US20060268647, US20080019205, US20090097302, US20100080046, US20110216579, US20140219010Publication number10274985, 274985, US 6657911 B2, US 6657911B2, US-B2-6657911, US6657911 B2, US6657911B2InventorsMasanao Yamaoka, Koichiro Ishibashi, Shigezumi Matsui, Kenichi OsadaOriginal AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (6), Referenced by (48), Classifications (17), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSemiconductor device with low power consumption memory circuitUS 6657911 B2Abstract The present invention relates to a system LSI consolidating a logic circuit and an SRAM circuit. More specifically, the present invention relates to a semiconductor device which can reduce a leakage current and the power consumption in the standby state. 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Comfort stay and good service 房子比照片中的还漂亮舒适，补充两张从泳池两边拍的照片。附近有几家好吃的泰餐和西餐，吃饭非常方便。离Nat Harn海滩有1.5KM，更远一点的Yanui海滩更漂亮，可惜我们走后才知道错过了。走时把鞋忘了，服务人员给送到新住所附近，非常感谢！ The house is more beautiful than photo. Added mine... Luxury 2 Bed Private Pool Villa 'Villa Lakeside'

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A block diagram of the biological tissue stimulator 10 of the present invention is illustrated in FIG. 1. A battery 12, of conventional design, provides a portable compact energy source for the biological tissue stimulator 10. The low voltage power provided by the battery 12 is supplied to a high voltage power supply 14. High voltage power supply 14 steps up the low voltage supply of the battery 12 to a high voltage signal which is delivered to the output stage 16. Output stage 16 supplies an electrical stimulation pulse to an electrode system 18, consisting of electrode elements 20 and 22. Electrode system 18 is designed to be attached to biological tissue so that the output stage 16 can deliver an electrical stimulation pulse to electrode elements 20 and 22 by passing a current of known value between electrode elements 20 and 22, thereby stimulating the biological tissue Since it is generally the current through the biological tissue which determines the therapeutic advantage obtained by the biological tissue stimulator, output stage 16 delivers an electrical stimulation pulse which is of a known and predetermined current amplitude. The particular electrical stimulation pulse to be delivered is determined by control section 24. Control section 24 determines the particular electrical stimulation pulse to be delivered, either directly from the amplitude control operated by the user of the biological tissue stimulator, from a fixed set of operating parameters (e.g., pulse rate, width and amplitude) stored in the biological tissue stimulator 10, or as selected from one of a number of preprogrammed stimulation programs which may vary the operating parameters of the electrical stimulation pulses. Control section 24 is of conventional design and is well known in the art. Similarly, electrode system 18 is of conventional design and well known with respect to biological tissue stimulators 10. 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本願において開示した、本発明の実施形態は、現時点において好ましいと考えられるけれども、特許請求の範囲の精神及び範囲から逸脱せずに、様々な変更及び改変を行うことができる。 Disclosed in the present application, embodiments of the present invention, although considered to be preferred at present, without departing from the spirit and scope of the appended claims, can make various changes and modifications. 本発明の範囲は、特許請求の範囲に示されており、均等物の意味及び範囲に含まれるすべての変形例は、これに包含される意図である。 The scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims, and all modifications which come within the meaning and range of equivalents are intended to be embraced thereto. ２０ 照明器具３０，１３０ ＬＥＤモジュール４０ ＬＥＤ 20 luminaire 30, 130 LED module 40 LED ５０ ＬＥＤドライバ／バラスト５１，１５１ コンバータ５２ 調光装置５３ 温度センサ５４ 光学センサ６０，１６０，２６０ 温度管理システム６２，１６２ ヒートシンク７０，１７０ ビーム成形装置７１，１７１ 光学拡散器７２，１７２ 透明板７３，１７３ 熱収縮管１６３ キャビティ１６４ スルーホール１６５ リバース垂直コネクタ１７４ レンズホルダ１７５ レンズコリメータ１７６ 延長部 50 LED driver / ballast 51, 151 converter 52 dimmer 53 temperature sensor 54 optical sensors 60,160,260 thermal management system 62, 162 heat sink 70, 170 beamformer 71 and 171 optical diffuser 72, 172 transparent plate 73, 173 heat shrink tube 163 cavity 164 through hole 165 reverse vertical connector 174 lens holder 175 lens collimator 176 extension

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(At Wangfujing Street) Stephy: Wangfujing is located in the Dongcheng District of Beijing. It’s an area increasingly considered the heart of the city because of its easy accessibility. Remember we got here by simple subway train ride on Line One. But perhaps for most foreigners, Wangfujing is best-known for its snack streets. There is a popular Chinese saying, “一样东西四条腿，只要不是桌子，就能吃！”If it has four legs and it’s not a table, you can eat it. And such is proven hoofing along this snack street. The rare occasion of gnawing away on a centipede attracts many adventurous eaters. But if consuming wiggling parts just aren’t part of your agenda, surely one of the many food stalls here will satisfy your bite. Eating here is a chance to learn some Chinese phrases to describe how food tastes as well as to order some traditional Chinese snacks. Stephy: Kevin, hi, 你饿了吗？(Nǐ èle mɑ?)

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3 10.Romantic Taxi Tomo GÖ-Economy10.Romantic Taxi作 ... axi作词 Tomo GÖ作曲 Tomo GÖ编曲 Tomo GÖ Take A Plane To The East Where Has Full Of Fantasy Is It True? Is It Real You'll Never Ever Know If You Don't See Oh It's Full Of New Technology ... u Wanna Go Do You Have A Plan To Follow If You Don't Have One Then Follow Me I'll Give You A Ride In My Romantic Taxi I'll Give You A Ride Feel The City And The N ... The City That Never Falls In Sleep 4 6.Lullabye ngel time to close your eyes晚安我的天使现在是闭眼的时候 And save these questions for another day把所有问题留到改天吧 I think I know what you've been asking me我想我知道你一 ... ou know what I've been trying to say我想你知道我一直表达的是什么 I promised I would never leave you我答应过我永远不会离开你 Then you should always know你应该永远知道 Wherever you may go no matter ... dnight my angel now it's time to sle 5 6.Porcelain Princess Palace he starts to walk For a million miles she runs she never s ... ion miles she runs she never stops She's a soldier during the day But her armour never scarred from the knives She's soft yet never fragile Drained but she paints ... ship of our dreams We'll fly to the sky Alongside The milky way In the porcelain princess' palace She's just a child And I'm hoping I could just take her away Fa ... away Far away From this place To the porcelain princess' palace I'll be here

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17 3.一人行者 also feel sleepless?你也在困扰吗 Are you suffering from anxiety as well?来陪我唱唱歌 Stay with me and let's ... 来陪我唱唱歌 Stay with me and let's sing说说话 And chat像孤单的旅行家 Like a lonely traveller这人生一路风沙 I know I'll face lots of difficulties in my life却固执相信着前方 But still I persiste ... 的远方 Forgive me always stare into the endless distance天亮那路在呼唤 That path is calling我的行囊和我的吉 18 5.让你的生命里有我 us every single one(男)让你的生命里有我(女)Oh how wonderful we are in this world(男)A lullaby a warm heartbeat(合)From rocking chair ... eartbeat(合)From rocking chair to bed(男)So we drift away(合)And say goodbye ... drift away(合)And say goodbye to the day(女)And kiss good-night and all tucked in A ... good-night and all tucked in Asleep and safe from harm(男)让你和我分担这一生的爱( 19 1.爱情宗师 yric by Auto-translate] Song Love guru Singer Li Ziting Shadowless foot Is there a king style? Leg chain Kick you ... ing style? Leg chain Kick you to Foshan Lost fist It's too hard to tell Fast pace See how you parry One knives Hunchun is slow ... ry One knives Hunchun is slow to slow down Only pass within the pass The heart is wide hahahaha Listening ... rt is wide hahahaha Listening to the voice of the hall Listening to emotions is not a joy

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27 7.Sing For You 为你歌唱7.Sing For You作词曲婉婷作曲曲婉婷 I dont want ... You作词曲婉婷作曲曲婉婷 I dont want to fall asleep tonight Cos I fear the world I wake up to Is one without you Every time I close my eyes I dont wanna dream if dreaming is without you Dont let it die dont let it go Dont w ... coming home Til that day I'll sing for you I long for your touch I long for our crazy conversations You make it easy ... onversations 28 7.月球上的约会 e Take me to)(Take me Take me Take me Take me Take me Take me ... ke me Take me Take me Take me to)飞到太空中旅行想要找新生找到某一天证实哪里也可跟你一吻穿过太多星与云进化已 ... 我 Take me to the moon and I will sing a song for you Shake hands with all the stars and tell them all your love for me is true Sit on the rainbow life can't go on wi ... life can't go on without you Sleep on the clouds; we could feel this moment so t 29 54.Foggy Foggy Dew wrong was to woo a fair young maid I wooed her in the winter Time and in the summer ... winter Time and in the summer too And the only only thing that I did that's wrong was ... g that I did that's wrong was to keep her from the Forggy Foggy Dew One day she came ... gy Foggy Dew One day she came to my bad side When I was fast asleep She therw her arms around my neck and than bigin ... around my neck and than bigin to wepp She wept she cried sheee cried sh

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51 2.Sweet Dreams gs I Like To Hear. He Sings For No One But Me. He Croons It With All His Tender Might Doleful Guitar And A Faltering Voice. Cherished Subdued Am I. How I ... ..Will Someone Bring My Dream To Reality Ah...Ah...Will This Not BeJust Another Whimsical Moment. A Dream's But A Dream It Ends By The Morn. Blossoms In The Night ... orrow And No More Sigh. In My Sleeping Moments My Heart Booms With Ecstasy. Ah...Ah...Will Someone Bring My Dream ... ..Will Someone Bring My Dream 52 7.我只是一个平凡的女孩 Who loves to sleep but also loves to sing我只是一个很普通的女孩 I am just a normal girl每 ... e不怕灰濛濛的未来 to overcome the grey days ahead我小心翼翼地捧著 I hold on tightly ... ead我小心翼翼地捧著 I hold on tightly to my dream对我来说脆弱而伟大的梦想 My fragile yet b ... 努力让我的世界更亮 To light up my worl 53 1.Silently ai I'm missing you I'm feeling blue In the night With starry skies And starry eyes Shining bright Walking in your ... hining bright Walking in your sleep With love you come to me Silently＊Sliently you come away Won't you stay another day Silently you run away Forever and ever How silently you ... ver and ever How silently you took my love away I'll be waiting I'll be praying For the day Whten you will learn And will return For always Talking in your ... rn For alway

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61 2.七之二竹马 you like to know our local culture and celebrity tales?”“Well well. Please go ahead Miss.”——Monologue孩童骑竹马踏雪寻梅花三英战吕布飞龙斗蛤蟆 Children ride bambo ... The game of roosters battling toads.鸳鸯打滚在那雨呀么雨听池鹧鸪欢歌在那茶呀么茶洗山 Mandarin ducks roll there; the rain pour in ... s roll there; the rain pour into the pond. Partridges sing there; tea trees grow across the mount.愿君莫往别处去 62 8.唱歌的海滩 Twilight touches your face我们奔跑在这片会唱歌的海滩 We are running on these ... 唱歌的海滩 We are running on these singing beach被海风吹乱了头发 The sea wind blows our hairs在高高的天空中寻找著回程的方向 Looking for the way back under the high sky没有歌词的随性哼唱 Humming a lig ... an可是明天到底会怎么样 What will happen tomorrow我们谁都不知道 No one knows月亮悄悄升起 The m ... 沉睡的星星 The 63 8.慈悲 Mercy eople are singing So many old people are singing We still have a chance at life The children climb ... ce at life The children climb to the highest spot looking at their loved ones down below Who look small and far away Their s ... ook small and far away Their stories are forever lost and forgotten and the rain pelts The weathered faces of the old people looking at their loved ones up above ... g from a dream Were there any totems left standing? The flood wiped o

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72 9.Blue belonged to this city A city with colorful light shines in the dark A city that never falls ... dark A city that never falls to sleep Before I met you I was color blind everything in my world was black and white and then I've met you my dream has come true You ... rought the true color of love to me Why the sky is blue The sea is blutoo It makes me feel a bit blue If you're also blue Let me ... ue If you're also blue Let me sing for you sing a love 73 7.18 people 译我给它一些饼干) Took from my brother's pocket(译从我哥哥的口袋里拿出) I got electric light bring something from the dark in ... ing something from the dark into your eyes(译我打开电灯从黑暗中带一些东西进入妳眼睛) I got electric light ... 东西进入妳眼睛) I got electric light to show you every corner inside your mind(译我打开电灯让妳看清自我意志的每个角落) A crippled postman put a letter on my door(译一个瘸 74 3.In Your Dream our dream to be your enemy to be your queen to be your nightmare to be your darling I wanna sing sing in your dream I wanna sing sing in your dream you are my destiny you are my king you are my memory you are my secret when you are falling a ... secret when you are falling asleep I will whisper in your ears when you are falling a ... ur ears when you are falling asleep I will shout in your dream I wanna scream scream in your dream I w

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English Name: Technical specification of children mask Chinese Name: 儿童口罩技术规范 Issued on: 2020-05-06

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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0037] The invention will be described in detail with reference to the following drawings, in which like reference numerals are used to identify similar elements, and wherein: [0038] [0038]FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an exposure apparatus according to one exemplary embodiment of the invention; [0039] [0039]FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the exposure apparatus in which a second illumination optical system is supported by the reaction frame; [0040] [0040]FIG. 3 is a plan view of a movable reticle blind that is part of the illumination optical system; [0041] [0041]FIG. 4 is an external oblique view of a reticle stage that is part of the exposure apparatus; [0042] [0042]FIG. 5 is an external oblique view of a wafer stage that is part of the exposure apparatus; [0043] [0043]FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a control system of the exposure apparatus; [0044] FIGS. 7A-7C are respective output graphs of accelerometers of the wafer base plate; [0045] [0045]FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating the position of the center of gravity and the major inertia axis in an exposure apparatus; [0046] [0046]FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a control loop of the vibration control using a map; [0047] [0047]FIG. 10 is block a diagram showing a control loop for driving a wafer to follow a projection optical system under controlled velocity; [0048] [0048]FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a control loop for driving a wafer to follow a projection optical system under controlled velocity; [0049] [0049]FIG. 12 is a flow chart representing an example of a semiconductor device production process; and [0050] [0050]FIGS. 13A and 13B are assembled and exploded views, respectively, of an EI core actuator that can be used as a reaction force transmission apparatus according to a modified embodiment of the invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS [0051] The configuration of an exposure apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention is described hereafter, with reference to FIG. 1 through FIG. 12 . Here, an explanation is presented by using an example in which a scanning stepper is used as an exposure apparatus in which the circuit patterns of a semiconductor device formed on a reticle are transferred onto a substrate while synchronously moving the reticle and the substrate. In this exemplary exposure apparatus, the stage apparatus of the invention is applied to the wafer stage. However, the stage apparatus of the invention may be applied to either or both of the reticle and wafer stages. [0052] The exposure apparatus 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes an illumination optical system IU for illuminating a rectangular-shape (or slit-shape) illumination region on the reticle (mask) R with uniform illuminance of exposure illumination light from a light source LS (see FIG. 2) , a stage apparatus 4 including a reticle stage (mask stage) 2 which moves while holding reticle R and a reticle base plate 3 which supports the reticle stage 2, a projection optical system PL which projects illumination transmitted through the reticle R onto the wafer (substrate) W, a stage apparatus 7 containing a wafer stage (substrate stage, stage body) 5 which moves while holding the wafer and a wafer base plate (base plate) 6 which holds the wafer stage 5, and a reaction frame 8 which supports the stage apparatus 4 and the projection optical system PL. In this instance, the direction of the optical axis of the projection optical system PL is defined as the Z direction, the direction perpendicular to the Z direction and the direction of synchronous movement of the reticle R and the wafer W is defined as the Y direction, and the asynchronous movement direction is defined as the X direction. The rotational direction around each axis is respectively defined as θZ, θY, and θX. [0053] An ArF excimer laser light source that outputs pulsed ultraviolet light, whose band is narrowed to avoid an oxygen absorption band, having a wavelength of 192-194 nm is used here as a light source LS. The main body of the light source LS is installed on the floor FD of a clean room in a semiconductor manufacturing plant. A light source control apparatus, not shown, is provided for the light source LS, which light source control apparatus executes control of the oscillation central wavelength and spectral half value width of the pulsed ultraviolet light being emitted, trigger control of the pulse oscillation, and control of gas in the laser chamber. In this instance, a KrF excimer laser light source which emits pulsed ultraviolet light of 248 nm wavelength or an F2 laser light source which emits ultraviolet light of 157 nm wavelength may be used as a light source. The light source LS may be installed in a separate room (service room) having a lower degree of cleanliness than the clean room or in an utility space provided under the clean room floor. [0054] [0054]FIG. 2 illustrates that the light source LS is connected to one end (incident end) of a beam matching unit BMU through a light shielding bellows or conduit (not represented in FIG. 2 for the sake of convenience in the drawing). The other end of the beam matching unit BMU is connected to a first illumination optical system IU1 of the illumination optical system IU through a pipe 61 containing an internal relay optical system. The relay optical system and a plurality of movable reflection mirrors (both of which are unrepresented) are installed in the beam matching unit BMU. The movable reflection mirrors are used to match the position of the optical path of the pulsed ultraviolet light (ArF excimer laser light) which is incident from the light source LS with the first illumination optical system IU1. [0055] The illumination optical system IU includes the first illumination optical system IU1 and a second illumination optical system IU2. The first illumination optical system IU1 is installed on a support plate 10 called a frame caster which becomes the reference for the apparatus, and which is horizontally installed on the floor FD. The second illumination optical system IU2 is supported from below by a support column 9 which is attached to the top surface of the reaction frame (support part) 8. Hence, the first illumination optical system IU1 and the reaction frame 8 (including the second illumination optical system IU2) are allowed to vibrate independent of each other. [0056] The first illumination optical system IU1 comprises mirrors which are arranged in a predetermined positional relationship, variable light dimming equipment, a beam forming optical system, an optical integrator, a light condensing optical system, a vibration mirror, an illumination system aperture stop plate, a beam splitter, a relay lens system, a movable reticle blind 62 (illumination region setting apparatus) as a movable field stop constituting a reticle blind mechanism, and the like. When the pulsed ultraviolet light from the LS is incident horizontally within the first illumination optical system IU1 through the BMU and relay optical system, the pulsed ultraviolet light is adjusted to a predetermined peak intensity by an ND filter of the variable light dimming equipment, after which the cross-sectional shape of the pulsed ultraviolet light is improved by the beam shaping optical system so that the light is effectively incident to the optical integrator. [0057] When the pulsed ultraviolet light is incident to the optical integrator, the surface light source, namely a secondary light source comprising many light source images (point light sources) is formed on the exit side of the optical integrator. The pulsed ultraviolet light dispersing from each of the plurality of point light sources (secondary light source) reaches the movable reticle blind 62 to be used as exposure light after passing through one of the aperture stops. [0058] [0058]FIG. 3 shows that the movable reticle blind 62 comprises two L-shaped movable blades, and a driver 63 that drives the movable blades. The two L-shaped movable blades are able to change positions in the direction corresponding to the scanning direction of the reticle R and corresponding to the non-scanning direction perpendicular to the scanning direction. The movable reticle blind 62 is used to further restrict the illumination region on the reticle R which is defined by a fixed reticle blind, to be explained later, by movable blades during the starting and ending of scanning exposure in order to prevent the exposure of any unnecessary sections of the reticle and the substrate. Driving of the movable reticle blind 62 is controlled by a main controller 70 to be described later as an adjustment apparatus (see FIG. 6). [0059] The second illumination optical system IU2 comprises an illumination system housing 64, a fixed reticle blind which is housed inside the illumination system housing 64 with a predetermined positional relationship, lenses, mirrors, a relay lens system, a main condenser lens and the like (not shown). The fixed reticle blind is arranged on a surface which is slightly offset from the conjugate surface relative to the pattern surface on the reticle R near the incident end of the illumination system housing 64, and an aperture with a predetermined shape which defines the illumination region on the reticle R is formed. The aperture of the fixed reticle blind is formed in a slit-shape or rectangular shape extending linearly in the X-axis direction perpendicular to the direction of movement (the Y-axis direction) of the reticle R during scanning exposure at the center of the circular field of the projection optical system PL. [0060] The pulsed ultraviolet light passing through the aperture in the blade of the movable reticle blind 62 illuminates the aperture of the fixed reticle blind with uniform intensity distribution. The pulsed ultraviolet light, after passing through the aperture of the fixed reticle blind, passes through the lens, a mirror, the relay lens system and the main condenser system and illuminates predetermined illumination region (the slit-shaped or rectangular illumination region extending linearly in the X-axis direction) on the reticle R supported on the reticle stage 2 with uniform illuminance distribution. Here, the rectangular slit-shaped illumination light to be irradiated on the reticle R is set to extend thinly in the X-axis direction (non-scanning direction) at the center of the circular projection field of the projection optical system PL in FIG. 2 with the Y-axis direction (scanning direction) width of the illumination light being set to be substantially constant. [0061] Tightly connecting the first illumination optical system IU1 and the second illumination optical system IU2 is not preferable because vibration generated in the first illumination optical system IU1 during exposure by driving the movable reticle blind 62 is transmitted directly to the second illumination optical system IU2 supported by the reaction frame 8. For this reason, in the present embodiment, the first illumination optical system IU1 and the second illumination optical system IU2 are connected by means of a serpentine shaped member 65, which is a connection member that freely expands and contracts, enabling a change in the relative position of the first illumination optical system IU1 and the second illumination optical system IU2, and enabling the inside to be airtight against the outside atmosphere. [0062] A position sensor 66 such as a photo-electric sensor provided on the first illumination optical system IU1 and is arranged in the vicinity of the second illumination optical system IU2, or near the movable reticle blind 62. The position sensor 66 detects the relative distance (relative positional relationship) between the movable reticle blind 62 and one end of the second illumination optical system IU2 closest to the first illumination optical system IU1 (fixed reticle blind, for example) in the two dimensional plane defined by the X-axis and the Y-axis, and the detection results are output to the main controller 70 (see FIG. 6). [0063] Returning to FIG. 1, a reaction frame 8 is installed on the support plate 10, and step sections 8 a and 8 b are formed respectively on an upper section and a lower section of the reaction frame 8. [0064] In the stage apparatus 4, the reticle base plate 3 is supported substantially horizontally by the step section 8 a of the reaction frame 8 at each corner of the base plate 3 by four anti-vibration units 11 (only two are shown in FIG. 1). An aperture 3 a through which the image of the pattern formed on the reticle R passes through is provided in the center of the reticle base plate 3. A material such as metal and/or ceramic may be used for the reticle base plate 3. Each anti-vibration unit 11 includes an air mount 12 with an adjustable inner pressure and a voice coil motor 13 which provides thrust (a force) to the reticle base plate 3 arranged in series on the step section 8 a. By means of the anti-vibration units 11, small vibrations transmitted to the reticle base plate 3 through the support plate 10 and the reaction frame 8 are insulated at the micro G level (G is gravitational acceleration). [0065] Reticle stage 2 is supported on the reticle base plate 3 in such a manner that the reticle stage 2 is able to move in a two-dimensional plane along the reticle base plate 3. A plurality of air bearings (air pads) 14 are provided on the bottom surface of the reticle stage 2 as noncontact bearings. Through air bearings 14, reticle stage 2 is float supported above the reticle base plate 3 with a clearance of several microns. An aperture 2 a where the image of the pattern of the reticle R passes through is formed coaxially with the aperture 3 a of the reticle base plate 3 in the center of the reticle stage 2. [0066] A plurality (three for example, only one is shown in FIG. 1) of accelerometers 75 are provided on the reticle base plate 3. The measurement results of the accelerometers 75 are output to the main controller 70, to be explained later (see FIG. 6). [0067] Next, reticle stage 2 will be described in detail. FIG. 4 shows that the reticle stage 2 includes a reticle coarse movement stage 16, which is driven in the Y-axis direction by a pair of Y linear motors 15, 15 with a predetermined stroke over the reticle base plate 3, and a reticle fine movement stage 18 which is driven slightly in the X, Y, θZ directions by a pair of X voice coil motors 17X and a pair of Y voice coil motors 17Y on the reticle coarse movement stage 16 (these are represented as one stage in FIG. 1). [0068] Each Y linear motor 15 includes a stationary portion 20 which is float supported by a plurality of non-contact air bearings 19 and extends in the Y-axis direction on the reticle base plate 3, and movable portions 21 installed corresponding to the stationary portions 20 and is attached to the reticle coarse movement stage 16 through a connection member 22. Hence, due to the law of conservation of momentum, the stationary portion 20 moves in the -Y direction in response to movement in the +Y direction of the reticle coarse movement stage 16. The movement of the stationary portion 20 offsets the reaction force associated with the movement of the reticle coarse movement stage 16, and any change in the position of the center of gravity is prevented. [0069] The stationary portion 20 may be installed on the reaction frame 8 instead of the reticle base plate 3. If the stationary portion 20 is provided on the reaction frame 8, bearings 19 may be omitted and the stationary portion 20 will be anchored on the reaction frame 8 to remove the reaction force applied to the stationary portion 20 by the movement of the reticle coarse movement stage 16 by means of the reaction frame 8 through the floor. [0070] Reticle coarse movement stage 16 is guided in the Y-axis direction by a pair of Y guides 51, 51 which are attached and extend in the Y-axis direction on the top surface of an upper protrusion 3 b formed in the central section of the reticle base plate 3. The reticle coarse movement stage 16 is non-contact supported with respect to the Y guides 51, 51 by unrepresented air bearings. [0071] Reticle R is suction held to the reticle fine movement stage 18 by means of an unrepresented vacuum chuck. A pair of Y movable mirrors 52 a and 52 b made of corner cubes are attached to the −Y direction end of the reticle fine movement stage 18, and an X movable mirror 53 made of a flat mirror extending in the Y-axis direction is attached to the +X direction end of the reticle fine movement stage 18. Three laser interferometers (only laser interferometer 67 is shown in FIG. 1) irradiate measurement laser beams onto the movable mirrors 52 a, 52 b and 53 respectively and onto reference mirror 68 which is attached near the top end of the lens barrel of the projection optical system PL. By measuring the relative displacement of the movable mirrors and the reference mirror based on the interference between the reflected light and incident light, X, Y, θZ (rotation around the Z-axis) position of reticle stage 2 (and ultimately reticle R) is measured in real time with a predetermined resolution, about 0.5˜1 nm resolution, for example. Here, highly rigid and low thermal expansion material such as certain metals, cordierite, and ceramic made of SiC are preferably used for the reticle fine movement stage 18. [0072] In FIG. 1, a refractive optical system with a reduction ratio of � (or ⅕) comprising refractive optical elements (lens elements) made of optical glass material such as silica or fluorite with both object surface (reticle R) side and image surface (wafer W) side being telecentric and having a circular projection field is used as the projection optical system PL. Hence, when illumination light is irradiated onto the reticle R, imaging light beams from the section of the reticle being illuminated by the illumination light in the circuit pattern on reticle R is incident to the projection optical system PL through the optical member 69 (explained later), and a partial image of the circuit pattern, having a slit-shape, is imaged in the center of the circular field at the image surface side of projection optical system PL. As a result, the partial image of the projected circuit pattern is reduction-transferred onto a resist layer of one shot region out of a plurality of shot regions on the wafer W arranged on the imaging surface of the projection optical system PL. [0073] Optical member 69, which receives exposure light that has illuminated and passed through the reticle R as a telecentric parallel light beam into the projection optical system PL is provided between the projection optical system PL and the reticle R. The optical member 69 (for example, a glass plate) is supported by the lens barrel of the projection optical system PL through an elastic member 71 with a small spring constant such as a plate spring or coil spring. Three accelerometers (measurement instruments) 72 (only two are shown in FIG. 1) are arranged outside of the exposure light passing region of the optical member 69. The accelerometers 72 measure the relative inclination (relative positional relationship) between the optical member 69 and the projection optical system PL by measuring the acceleration applied to the optical member 69, and the results of measurement are output to the main controller 70, which acts as an adjustment apparatus (see FIG. 6) [0074] Meanwhile, on the outside circumference of the lens barrel of the projection optical system PL, flange 23 which is integral with the lens barrel is provided. The projection optical system PL is inserted from the top relative to the optical axis direction (the Z-axis direction) into the lens barrel support plate 25, which is made of cast material, and is substantially horizontally supported through anti-vibration units 24 to step portion 8 b of the reaction frame 8. Here, highly rigid and low thermal expansion ceramic material may be used as the lens barrel support plate 25. [0075] Low thermal expansion material such as Inver (inver; a low thermal expansion alloy made of 36% nickel, 0.25% manganese, iron containing a small amount of carbon and other elements) is used as the material of the flange 23. The flange 23 constitutes a so-called kinematic support mount in which the projection optical system PL is supported at three positions, a point, a surface and a V-groove, against the lens barrel support plate 25. Adoption of such a kinematic support structure makes the installation of the projection optical system PL against the lens barrel support plate 25 easy, and, in addition, provides benefits, such as the effective reduction in vibration of the lens barrel support plate 25 and the projection optical system PL and the stress caused by temperature changes and the like after installation has been accomplished. [0076] An anti-vibration unit 24 is arranged at each corner of the lens barrel support plate 25 (only two of the anti-vibration units 24 are shown in FIG. 1) and has a structure in which an air mount 26 with an adjustable inner pressure and a voice coil motor 27 which applies force for the lens barrel support plate 25 are arranged in series on the step portion 8 b. By means of the anti-vibration units 24, minute vibrations transmitted to the lens barrel support plate 25 (and ultimately to the projection optical system PL), the reticle base plate 3 through the support plate 10, and reaction frame 8 are insulated at the micro G level. [0077] On the lens barrel support plate 25, a plurality (three for example, only one is shown in FIG. 1) of accelerometers 73 are provided as detection apparatus for the detection of relative velocity with the wafer base plate 6. The measurement results of the accelerometer 73 are output to the main controller 70, acting as the drive control apparatus of the wafer stage 5 (see FIG. 6). The main controller 70 controls vibration of the projection optical system PL by driving the anti-vibration units 24 based on the output from the accelerometers 73, the details of which are described hereafter. [0078] [0078]FIG. 1 shows that stage apparatus 7 is installed on the support plate 10 away from the stage apparatus 4 and the projection optical system PL. The stage apparatus 7 includes a wafer stage 5, an object table ST which suction-supports the wafer W and is integral with the wafer stage 5, and an X guide bar XG which supports the wafer stage 5 and the object table ST in such a manner that they move freely. A plurality of non-contact air bearings (air pads) 28 are attached on the bottom surface of the wafer stage 5. Through the air bearings 28, wafer stage 5 is float supported above the wafer base plate 6 with a clearance of several microns [0079] Wafer base plate 6 is supported substantially horizontally through antivibration units 29 on the upper section of the support plate 10. An anti-vibration unit 29 is arranged at each corner of the wafer base plate 6 (only two anti-vibration units 29 are shown in FIG. 1) and has a structure in which an air mount 30 with an adjustable inner pressure and a voice coil motor 31 (thrust or force providing apparatus) which provides thrust to the wafer base plate 6 are arranged in series on the support plate 10. By means of anti-vibration units 29, minute vibrations transmitted to wafer base plate 6 through support plate 10 are insulated at the micro G level. Here, the relative position of wafer base plate 6 relative to the support plate 10 (i.e., the floor) is detected by a position sensor 78 and output to the main controller 70 (see FIG. 6). [0080] On the wafer base plate 6, a plurality (three for example, only one is shown in FIG. 1) of accelerometers 74 are provided as detection apparatus for detection of the velocity of the wafer base plate 6 relative to the lens barrel support plate 25 (projection optical system PL) and as the vibration detection apparatus for detecting vibration characteristics of the wafer base plate 6. The measurement results of the accelerometers 74 are output to the main controller 70 acting as the drive control apparatus of the wafer stage 5 (see FIG. 6). The main controller 70 controls the vibration relative to the projection optical system PL by driving the anti-vibration units 29 based on the output from the accelerometers 74, the details of which are described hereafter. [0081] [0081]FIG. 5 shows that the X guide bar XG has a rectangular shape extending along the X-axis, and movable portions 36, 36 made of armature units are provided on both ends in the length direction of the X guide bar XG. Stationary portions 37, 37 with magnetic units corresponding to the movable portions 36, 36 are provided in the supports 32, 32 which protrude from support plate 10 (see FIG. 1). Moving coil type linear motors 33, 33 are formed by these movable and stationary portions, in such a manner that the X guide bar XG moves in the Y direction by driving the movable portions 36 by a mutual electromagnetic effect with the stationary portions 37, rotating in the θZ direction by adjusting the driving of the linear motors 33, 33. In short, the wafer stage 5 (as well as the object table ST, hereafter simply wafer stage 5) is driven in the Y direction and the θZ direction as one unit with the X guide bar XG by the linear motors 33. The wafer stage 5 is a guideless stage in that it does not have a guide member on base plate 6 for movement in the Y-direction. It also may be made to be a guideless stage, if necessary, for the X direction movement of the wafer stage 5. [0082] Wafer stage 5 is non-contact supported and held by the X guide bar XG to be able to move freely relative to the X guide bar XG in the X direction through magnetic guidance made between a magnet and an actuator which maintain a predetermined gap size between the X guide bar XG. Wafer stage 5 is driven in the X direction by the mutual electromagnetic effect generated by an X linear motor 35 containing a stationary portion 35a provided in the X guide bar XG. The movable portion of the X linear motor, not shown, is attached to wafer stage 5. [0083] Wafer W is anchored by means of vacuum suction and the like on the top surface of wafer stage 5 through a wafer holder 41 (see FIG. 1, omitted in FIG. 5). The position of the wafer stage 5 in the X direction is measured in real time by a laser interferometer 44, which measures positional changes of a movable mirror 43 which is attached on a section of the wafer stage 5, with a predetermined resolution, about 0.5˜1 nm for example, relative to a reference mirror 42 which is attached near the bottom end of the lens barrel of projection optical system PL. Here, the position of wafer stage 5 in the Y direction is measured by an unshown reference mirror, a laser interferometer and a movable mirror 48 (see FIG. 5) which are arranged substantially perpendicular to the aforementioned reference mirror 42, movable mirror 43 and interferometer 44. Moreover, at least one of the laser interferometers are multi-axis interferometers having more than one length measurement axis, and based on the measurement values of the laser interferometers, the XY positions, θ rotation amount and/or the leveling amount of the wafer stage 5 (and ultimately the wafer W) are measured. [0084] A movable portion 34 a of an X trim motor (reaction force transmission apparatus) made of a voice coil motor is attached to the -X direction side of the X guide bar XG. X trim motor 34 is installed between X guide bar XG acting as the stationary portion of X linear motor 35 and the reaction frame 8, and a stationary portion 34 b of the X trim motor is provided on the reaction frame 8. Hence, the reaction force generated by driving wafer stage 5 in the X direction is transmitted to the reaction frame 8 through the X trim motor 34, and further transmitted to support plate 10 through the reaction frame 8. [0085] Furthermore, three laser interferometers 45 are attached (however, only one laser interferometer is shown in FIG. 1) on three different positions on flange 23 of the projection optical system PL, and functions as detection apparatus for detecting the relative position of the projection optical system PL relative to the wafer base plate 6 in the Z direction. Aperture lens 25 a is formed in a section of lens barrel support plate 25 facing each laser interferometer 45, through which aperture 25 a, a laser beam (length measurement beam) in the Z direction is irradiated toward the wafer base plate 6 from each laser interferometer 45. A reflection mirror is formed in each location facing the respective length measurement beam on the top surface of the wafer base plate 6. Hence, Z positions of three points on wafer base plate 6 are respectively measured relative to flange 23 (however, in FIG. 1, because a condition in which the shot region in the center of wafer W on wafer stage 5 is directly under the optical axis of projection optical system PL is shown, the length measurement beam is shielded by wafer stage 5). Here, a reflective mirror may be formed on the top surface of wafer stage 5 and an interferometer may be provided to measure three Z direction positions on the reflective mirror relative to the projection optical system PL or flange 23. [0086] Three accelerometers 75, 73, 74 which measure the Z direction vibration for respective plates are installed on the reticle base plate 3, the lens barrel support plate 25 and the wafer base plate 6 as a vibration sensor group. However, in addition, three vibration sensors (an unshown accelerometer, for example) for measuring vibration towards the inner direction of the XY plane may be installed on each plate. Two of these vibration sensors are for measuring the Y direction vibration of each plate, and the remaining vibration sensor is for measuring X direction vibration (hereafter, these vibration sensors are denoted as vibration sensor group 77 for the sake of convenience; see FIG. 6). The main controller 70 is made to obtain (determine) respective vibrations in six degrees of freedom (X, Y, Z, θX, θY, θZ) of the reticle base plate 3, the wafer base plate 6 and the lens barrel support plate 25 based on the measurement values of the accelerometers 73-75 and the vibration sensor group 77. [0087] [0087]FIG. 6 shows the control system of the exposure apparatus 1. The drawing shows that the measurement results of each type of measurement instrument such as the position sensor, accelerometer, vibration group, etc. is output to the main controller 70. The main controller 70 executes various algorithms based on the measurement results of the measurement instrument, and collectively controls the reticle driving linear motor, the wafer driving linear motor, the wafer driving trim motor, the movable reticle blind driving actuator, the anti-vibration units and the like based on the results of executing the algorithms. A memory 76 for storing vibration patterns (vibration characteristics) of the reaction frame 8 as a map is provided for the main controller 70. [0088] An exposure process operation of the stage apparatus and exposure apparatus, which are structured in the manner described above, will be explained next. [0089] First, the vibration characteristics of the wafer base plate 6 corresponding to each position of wafer stage 5, and the center of gravity and main inertia axis of the stage apparatus 7 corresponding to each position of wafer stage 5 are obtained prior to exposure processing. In order to obtain the vibration characteristics of the wafer base plate 6, the wafer stage 5 is positioned in the vicinity of the −X side end section, the vicinity of the central section and the vicinity of the +X side end section (right side, center, left side respectively in FIG. 1) on the wafer base plate 6, for example. Then, the wafer stage 5 is moved at that position, and the vibration resulting from the movement is measured by the accelerometer 74 and the vibration sensor group 77. Such vibration data is stored in memory 76. [0090] [0090]FIG. 7 illustrates the acceleration output of the rotational component detected at this time. FIG. 7A shows the acceleration output that is detected at the −X side of the wafer base plate 6, FIG. 7B shows the acceleration output detected at the central section of the wafer base plate 6, and FIG. 7C shows the acceleration output detected at the +X side of the wafer base plate 6. The main controller 70 establishes and stores in memory 76 a map of the acceleration output pattern (thrust pattern) which offsets (reduces) the output pattern of the acceleration obtained and the correction coefficients corresponding to the position of the wafer stage 5. Here, the movement pattern of the wafer stage 5 during establishment of the map is the same as the movement pattern used during actual exposure of a substrate. [0091] In order to obtain the position of the center of gravity and the main inertia axis of the stage apparatus 7, the wafer stage 5 is stopped in the aforementioned vicinity of the −X side end section, the vicinity of the central section and the vicinity of the +X side end section respectively, and the main controller 70, for example, drives voice coil motors 31 of the anti-vibration units 29 to provide a dummy vibration with an impulse wave pattern to the wafer base plate 6. Based on the detection results of the vibration caused by the vibration sensor group 77 and the accelerometer 74, the main controller 70 executes a predetermined algorithm sequence, and the position of the center of gravity and the main inertia axis in the inertia system of the stage apparatus 7 corresponding to the position of wafer stage 5 are obtained and identified. Moreover, by the aforementioned identification process, the position of the center of gravity P and the main inertia axis ζ, η, ξ are obtained. Here, the vibration applied to the wafer base plate 6 may be generated by driving the wafer stage 5 rather than driving the voice coil motor. Moreover, the measurement locations of wafer stage 5 may be arbitrary positions rather than the three locations mentioned above. [0092] After obtaining the thrust map, the position of the center of gravity and main inertia axis of the inertia system are obtained, and the exposure process is executed. Here, various exposure conditions for scanning exposure of the shot regions on the wafer W with an optimal exposure amount (target exposure amount) are established beforehand. In addition, preparation work such as reticle alignment and baseline measurement using an unillustrated reticle microscope and off-axis alignment sensor are performed, after which fine alignment (EGA; enhancement global alignment and the like) of the wafer W using an alignment sensor is completed and the array coordinates of the plurality of shot regions on wafer W are obtained. [0093] Upon completion of preparations for exposure of the wafer W in this manner, the wafer stage 5 is moved to the scanning start position for the exposure of the first shot region of wafer W by controlling the linear motors 33, 35, while monitoring the measurement value of the laser interferometer 44 based on the alignment results. [0094] The Y direction scanning of reticle stage 2 and wafer stage 5 is started through the linear motors 33, 35, and when both stages 2, 5 reach the respective target scanning speeds, the predetermined rectangular shaped illumination region on the reticle R is illuminated with uniform illuminance by the exposure illumination light from the illumination optical system IU which is set by the movable reticle blind 62. Synchronously with the Y direction scanning of the reticle R for the illumination region, wafer W for the exposure region, which is conjugate to the illumination region with respect to projection optical system PL, is scanned. [0095] Here by movable reticle blind 62, illumination light is shielded when exposure is not executed, such as during the time prior to exposure by moving the movable blades. The predetermined illumination region is established by forming an aperture when exposure is executed with both stages 2 and 5, namely, reticle R and wafer W reaching their respective exposure positions. As a result, the illumination light irradiated from the light source LS illuminates the reticle R in the rectangular region which is established by the aperture formed by the movable blades. [0096] The illumination light passing through the pattern region in reticle R is reduced in size to � and irradiated onto the wafer W on which a resist is coated. The reticle R pattern is sequentially transferred to the shot region of the wafer W, until the entire pattern region on reticle R has been transferred to the shot region on wafer W in one scanning. During scanning exposure, the reticle stage 2 and wafer stage 5 are synchronously-controlled through linear motors 15 and 33 so that the movement speed in the Y direction of the reticle stage 2 and the movement speed in the Y direction of the wafer stage 5 are maintained with a speed ratio corresponding to the projection reduction (⅕ or �) of projection optical system PL. [0097] The reaction force of reticle stage 2 in the scanning direction during acceleration and deceleration is absorbed by the movement of stationary portion 20, and the position of the center of gravity of the stage apparatus 4 is substantially fixed in the Y direction. Even when slight vibration remains in any of the six degrees of freedom directions of the reticle base plate 3 due to reasons such as friction between reticle stage 2, stationary portion 20 and reticle base plate 3, not equaling zero, or the direction of movement of the reticle stage 2 and the stationary portion 20 being slightly different, the air mount 12 and voice coil motor 13 are feedback-controlled in order to eliminate the aforementioned residual vibration based on the measurement values of the vibration sensor group 77 and the accelerometer 75. [0098] Slight vibration is generated in the lens barrel support plate 25 by the movement of the reticle stage 2 and the wafer stage 5. However, main controller 70 obtains vibration amounts in the six degrees of freedom directions based on the measurement values of the vibration sensor group 77 and the accelerometer 73 which are provided for the lens barrel support plate 25, and this slight vibration is cancelled by feedback-controlling air mount 26 and the voice coil motor 27, resulting in the maintenance of the lens barrel support plate 25 at a constantly stabilized position. [0099] Similarly, in stage apparatus 7, the main controller 70, based on the measurement values of laser interferometer 44 and the like, provides a counter force to cancel the effect from the change in the center of gravity caused by the movement of wafer stage 5 on the anti-vibration units 29 in a feed-forward manner, and drives the air mount 30 and the voice coil motor 31 to generate that force. Even when slight vibration remains in the six degrees of freedom directions of wafer base plate 6 due to reasons such as friction between the reticle stage 2, the stationary portion 20 and reticle base plate 3 not equaling zero, the air mount 30 and voice coil motor 31 are feedback-controlled in order to eliminate the aforementioned residual vibration based on the measurement values of the vibration sensor group 77 and the accelerometer 74. [0100] The main controller 70 drives the voice coil motor 31 by transforming to thrust through the position of the center of gravity and the coordinate system of the main inertia axis of the inertia system corresponding to the position of wafer stage 5 which is detected beforehand. In this manner, the appropriate thrust in the coordinate system of the true main inertia axis, rather than a designed value, is applied to wafer base plate 6, resulting in more accurate and effective vibration control. [0101] Furthermore, in driving the voice coil motor 31, the main controller 70 corrects the map of the acceleration output pattern stored in the memory 76 with a correction coefficient corresponding to the position of wafer stage 5 on the wafer base plate 6, and the voice coil motor 31 is driven based on the corrected map. [0102] If vibration still remains after driving the voice coil motor 31, the voice coil motor is driven again with an appropriate thrust based on the map by establishing a correction coefficient to reduce the residual vibration. The control loop for this case is shown in FIG. 9. By using a pre-determined map and correction coefficient in this manner, the thrust for the voice coil motor in the stage apparatus 7 is output as a feed-forward thrust command value, and the residual vibration may be effectively reduced in a short period of time. [0103] The acceleration output pattern map is not necessarily created prior to the exposure process, and the invention may be structured in such a manner that the map is created and updated as needed during the exposure process if the map is to be created based on the driving of wafer stage 5 using actual equipment. In fact, if acceleration output is denoted by the two-dot broken line in FIG. 7A, the map may be modified using the output difference ε. Moreover, thrust adjustment using a map is explained for stage apparatus 7 (wafer base plate 6), but for reticle base plate 3 and lens barrel support plate 25 also, voice coil motor thrust may be adjusted depending on the position of the reticle stage 2 and the wafer stage 5, by creating a map beforehand and by using the map and the correction coefficient. [0104] Vibration control and exposure process control associated with stage movement are explained in detail hereafter. Vibration may occur in reaction frame 8 due to the movement of the aforementioned reticle stage 2 and the wafer stage 5. In particular, because the reaction force associated with movement in the X direction of the wafer stage 5 is transmitted to the reaction frame 8 through the X trim motor 34, the second illumination optical system IU2 may vibrate (have relative movement) with respect to the first illumination optical system IU1 through support column 9 due to the residual vibration of the reaction frame 8. Moreover, if the movable reticle blind 62 is driven through the actuator 63 to set the illumination region for the reticle R, the first illumination optical system IU1 may vibrate relative to the second illumination optical system IU2 due to the vibration generated by such driving. [0105] In this case, the main controller 70 moves the movable blades in the X direction and the Y direction respectively through the actuator 63 corresponding to the relative distance between the movable reticle blind 62 and the second illumination optical system IU2 detected by the position sensor 66. As a result, even if vibration such as relative movement of the first illumination optical system IU 1 and the second illumination optical system IU2 occurs, the relative positional relationship between the movable reticle blind 62 and the second illumination optical system IU2, namely the illumination region for reticle R is not changed and is maintained at a predetermined relationship. [0106] An actuator to move the movable reticle blind 62 in the Z direction may be provided so that the relative positional relationship in the Z direction also may be corrected. [0107] Due to slight vibrations of the projection optical system PL, the optical member 69 may tilt relative to the projection optical system PL. In this case, the exposure light passing through the reticle R is incident as parallel beams with tilt relative to the optical axis of projection optical system PL corresponding to the tilt of the optical member 69 caused by the light passing through the optical member 69. As a result, the pattern image of reticle R forms images at a position which is shifted from the predetermined position on the wafer W. Hence, the main controller 70 computes, from the relative tilt between the optical member 69 and the projection optical system PL measured by the accelerometer 72, a shift amount of the pattern being formed on the wafer W, and drives the reticle stage 2 to correct for the shift amount. To be more specific, the driving amount for the reticle stage 2 is made to contain an offset value corresponding to the shift amount. In this manner, the position of the pattern image to be formed on the wafer W is corrected to a predetermined position. Here, a measurement instrument to measure the relative distance, such as a laser interferometer may be used instead of the accelerometer as a means to measure the relative position between the optical member 69 and the projection optical system PL. Moreover, in order to correct the shift amount of the pattern formed on the wafer W, the offset value corresponding to the shift amount may be included in the driving amount of the wafer stage 5 instead of the driving amount of the reticle stage 2. [0108] In the aforementioned execution of scanning exposure, the lens barrel support plate 25 and the wafer base plate 6, namely the projection optical system PL and wafer W, are made to be follow-up controlled by the speed control system. The control loop is illustrated in FIG. 10. In FIG. 10, symbol S1 denotes a control loop (control system) for the projection optical system PL (namely lens barrel support plate 25 and anti-vibration units 24), and the symbol S2 is a control loop (control system) for wafer W (namely wafer base plate 6 and the anti-vibration units 29). The two-dot broken line in control system S1 represents the plant unit, including the lens barrel support plate 25 and the anti-vibration units 24, while two-dot broken line in the control system S2 represents the plant unit including the wafer base plate 6 and the anti-vibration units 29. [0109] As shown in FIG. 10, the control system S1 includes a cascade type control system in which the velocity control loop SR1 forming a speed servo by the speed obtained by integrating acceleration detected by the accelerometer 73 is a minor loop and position control loop PR1, which controls the velocity control loop SR1 based on the measurement results of position sensor 78, is a main loop. Similarly, the control system S2 includes a cascade type control system in which velocity control loop SR2 forming a speed servo by the speed obtained by integrating acceleration detected by the accelerometer 74 is a minor loop, and position control loop PR2, which controls velocity control loop SR2 based on the measurement results of a laser interferometer 45, is a main loop. Here, in the speed control loop, vibration in the 10˜20 Hz high frequency range is mainly controlled, whereas in the position control loop, the vibration in the low frequency range such as 0.1 Hz is controlled. [0110] In the present embodiment, the acceleration in velocity control loop SR1 of control system S1 is output to velocity control loop SR2. In control system S2, velocity servo is executed with the relative velocity obtained by integrating the difference between the acceleration of wafer base plate 6 and the acceleration of lens barrel support plate 25, namely relative acceleration. As a result, the wafer base plate 6 is made to follow and to be driven under velocity control relative to the lens barrel support plate 25. In other words, wafer W is synchronously-driven to follow the projection optical system PL. [0111] Here, the relative velocity of projection optical system PL and the wafer W may be detected by differentiating the detection results of the laser interferometer 45, which detects the relative distance between projection optical system PL and the wafer base plate 6 without using accelerometers 73, 74. As shown in FIG. 11, a control loop for this case. FIG. 11 describes that, in the control system S2, velocity may be controlled by the relative velocity obtained by differentiating relative distance detected by the laser interferometer 45. [0112] As explained above, in the stage apparatus and the exposure apparatus of the present embodiment, by executing velocity control with relative velocities detected from the acceleration applied to the lens barrel support plate 25 and the acceleration applied to the wafer base plate 6, namely acceleration applied to projection optical system PL and acceleration applied to wafer W, wafer W is made to follow the projection optical system PL in the optical axis direction, enabling synchronization of the projection optical system PL and the wafer W in the optical axis direction, even if the projection optical system PL vibrates for some reason, resulting in maintenance of the relative positional relationship of projection optical system PL and the wafer W. For this reason, even when patterns on the reticle R are exposed and formed on wafer W, the focal position of projection optical system PL is always maintained at the predetermined position (i.e., at the resist coated surface) of wafer W, preventing the occurrence of a blurred image and the like and improving exposure accuracy. Here, a similar effect is achieved when the relative velocity is computed by differentiating the relative distance between the projection optical system PL and the wafer base plate 6 obtained from measurement results of the laser interferometer 45. [0113] Moreover, in the stage apparatus and the vibration control method of the present embodiment, the position of the center of gravity and the major inertia axis when vibration occurs in the wafer base plate 6 are obtained and the thrust to be applied to the surface plate is corrected based on the position of the center of gravity and the major inertia axis, and appropriate thrust corresponding to the true inertia system can be applied, resulting in accurate and effective vibration control (reduction of high frequency vibration). While accurate vibration control similar to the aforementioned case may be executed by controlling vibration after obtaining the position of the center of gravity and the major inertia axis of the apparatus through simulation, it is preferable that the position of the center of gravity and the major inertia axis are obtained not from a design value but by applying vibration to the wafer base plate 6 using the actual equipment, resulting in more accurate vibration control. [0114] In the present embodiment, the position of the center of gravity and the major inertia axis are respectively detected corresponding to the various possible positions of the wafer stage 5 relative to the wafer base plate 6. Hence, every time the wafer stage 5 is moved due to a scanning or step operation, the thrust to be applied to the wafer base plate 6 may be obtained through transformation to the accurate position of the center of gravity and the coordinate system based on the major inertia axis. Moreover, the direction towards the position of the center of gravity instead of the direction along the Z axis may be used as a direction of applying thrust to the wafer base plate 6. In this case, rotational moment is not generated when thrust is applied, hence more stable and high frequency vibration control becomes possible. [0115] Furthermore, in the present embodiment, vibration characteristics of the reaction frame 8 are stored as a map beforehand, and using the map and the correction coefficient corresponding to the position of wafer stage 5, the thrust of the voice coil motor in the stage apparatus 7 is output as a thrust command value in a feed-forward manner. Hence, residual vibration is effectively reduced and the time needed for settling is shortened. This map may be obtained by driving wafer stage 5 using actual equipment, and consideration of correction terms is not necessarily contrary to a case in which the map is obtained by computation or experiment, resulting in the storage of more accurate vibration characteristics conforming to the actual equipment. [0116] In the present embodiment, the movable reticle blind 62 is arranged to vibrate independent of the reaction frame 8. Hence, the transmission of vibration, caused by driving the blades, to the projection optical system PL and to the reticle R through the reaction frame 8 is prevented, resulting in improved exposure accuracy by effectively preventing the occurrence of a shift in the pattern transferring position, and image blurring and the like due to the vibration. Moreover, illumination unit IU1 may remove relative to illumination unit IU2 due to vibration associated with driving of reticle stage 2 and wafer stage 5 or driving of movable reticle blind 62, but in the present embodiment, the movable blades are moved relative to the X direction and the Y direction respectively, depending upon the relative distance of the movable reticle blind 62 and the second illumination optical system IU2, and the illumination region is maintained at a predetermined position relative to the reticle R, and the reduction of pattern positioning accuracy and overlaying accuracy to be exposed and formed on wafer W may be prevented beforehand. Moreover, the present embodiment is able to handle the two-dimensional relative movement of the first illumination optical system IU1 and the second illumination optical system IU2, because the positions of the movable blades are adjusted in a two-dimensional plane. [0117] In the present embodiment, the shift amount of the pattern to be imaged on wafer W is computed from the optical member 69 and the projection optical system PL, and the driving amount of the reticle stage 2 is corrected to correct the shift amount. Therefore, the shift in the pattern position on wafer W caused by the position error of the optical member 69 is prevented, which contributes to an improvement in exposure accuracy. [0118] Here, the embodiment is structured in such a manner that the voice coil motor is used as the X trim motor 34 for transmitting the reaction force applied to the X guide bar XG generated by the movement of the wafer stage 5 to the reaction frame 8, but other structures, such as a structure in which an EI core actuator, which is a combination of an E-type core and an I-type core, is installed may be used as well. In this case, either an E-type core or an I-type core is arranged on the X guide bar XG side and the other (i.e., the I-type core or the E-type core) is arranged on reaction frame 8 side and either a moving coil type or a moving magnet type may be used. If a moving magnet type is used, wiring for moving the X guide bar becomes unnecessary, resulting in the simplification of the apparatus structure and the elimination of adverse effects from the vibration being transmitted through wiring. If a moving coil type is used, the area of the coil, through which electric current runs, may be minimized, enabling control of the effect of heat generated by the running current. [0119] One example of a known, EI core actuator is shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B. The EI core actuator is essentially an electromagnetic attractive device. Each EI core actuator includes an E-shaped core 80, a tubular connector 81, and an I-shaped core 82. The E-shaped core 80 and the I-shaped core 82 are each made of a magnetic material such as iron, silicon steel, or Ni—Fe steel, for example. The conductor 81 is positioned around the center bar of the E-shaped core 80. A very small air gap is provided between the I-shaped core 82 and the combination of the E-shaped core 80 and the conductor 81. For more details on EI core actuators, see U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/714,747, the disclosure if which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. [0120] The EI core actuator is able to output 1.5 times as much thrust as a voice coil motor. Hence, installation of an EI core actuator as the X trim motor 34 reduces the size of the voice coil motor to output the same amount of thrust by about ⅓, enabling miniaturization of the apparatus. In particular, the reaction force applied to the X guide bar XG can be as large as 1,000 N; hence the difference in the size of motors that output thrust strong enough to transmit the reaction force contributes greatly to miniaturization of the overall size of the apparatus. [0121] The X trim motor 34 adjusts the position P of the X guide bar XG in the X direction. Hence, the relative position of the E-type core and the I-type core in the EI core actuator needs to be strictly controlled. In order for the EI core actuator to output sufficient thrust, the relative position between the E-type core and the I-type core needs to be regulated within a predetermined region. Hence a measuring instrument is preferably provided to measure the relative positional relationship. In this case, the main controller 70 is able to maintain the relative position within a predetermined range by controlling the bias current based on the measured relative position between the E-type core and the I-type core, resulting in the constant output of thrust strong enough to counter the reaction force applied to the X guide bar XG. [0122] In the aforementioned embodiment, the stage apparatus of the invention is applied to an exposure apparatus 1, but in addition, the stage apparatus may be applied to precision measurement equipment, such as a mask etching apparatus and mask pattern position coordinate measuring apparatus. Moreover, in the embodiment, linear motors 15, 33 are of a moving coil type, but they also can be of a moving magnet type. [0123] In addition to semiconductor wafer W for a semiconductor device, the present invention may be applied to a glass substrate for forming a liquid crystal display, a ceramic wafer for forming thin film magnetic heads, and original plates for forming a mask or a reticle (synthetic silica, silicon wafer) used in the exposure device as a substrate in the embodiment. [0124] In addition to a scanning type exposure apparatus (scanning stepper; see U.S. Pat. No. 5,473,410) which uses the step and scan method to scan and expose patterns on a reticle R by synchronously moving the reticle R and a wafer W, the present invention may be applied to an exposure apparatus (stepper) which uses the step and repeat method to expose the pattern on a reticle R onto a wafer W while the reticle and the wafer are stationary. [0125] The present invention may be applied, in addition to exposure apparatus for a semiconductor device production that exposes a semiconductor device pattern onto wafer W, to many types of exposure apparatus such as exposure apparatus for liquid crystal display device production and exposure apparatus for producing a thin film magnetic head, an image pick-up element (CCD) and a reticle. [0126] Moreover, as the light source of the exposure illumination light, charged particle beams such as X rays and electron beams may be used in addition to the luminescent line (g-line (436 nm), h-line (404.7 nm), i-line (365 nm)) generated by a super high pressure mercury lamp, KrF excimer laser (248 nm), ArF excimer laser (193 nm) and F2 laser (157 nm). For example, if an electron beam is used, a hot electron irradiation type hexthabolite lanthanum (LaB6) and tantalum (Ta) may be used as an electron gun. Moreover, if an electron beam is used, a reticle R may be used or, instead of using reticle R, a pattern may be formed directly on the wafer. Moreover, high frequency waves such as YAG lasers and semiconductor lasers may be used. [0127] Magnification of the projection optical system PL may be a ratio of one (unity magnification) or an enlargement as well as a reduction. Moreover, for the material of the projection optical system PL, silica and fluorite which transmit far ultraviolet rays may be used as the glass material when far ultraviolet rays, such as produced by an excimer laser, is used. In addition, a reflective refractive or a purely reflective optical system may be used if the F2 laser or X ray is used (reflective type reticle is used for the reticle R also), and an electron optical system made of an electron lens and deflecting system may be used as an optical system if an electron beam is used. Moreover, the present invention is applicable to a proximity exposure apparatus which expose a pattern on a reticle R by a placing reticle R and wafer W close to each other without using a projection optical system PL between them. [0128] If a linear motor is used for the wafer stage 5 and the reticle stage 2 (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 5,623,853 or U.S. Pat. No. 5,528,118) an air float type using air bearings or a magnetic float type using Lorentz force may be used. Moreover, each stage 2 and 5 may be a type in which a guide is provided for movement, or they may be a guideless type without guides. [0129] For the driving mechanism of each stage 2 and 5, use may be made of a planar motor that drives each stage 2, 5 with the electromagnetic force generated by placing a magnet unit (permanent magnet) in which magnets are arranged in a plane and an armature unit in which a coil is arranged in a plane in such a manner that they face each other. In this case, it is sufficient to connect either the magnet unit or the armature unit to stages 2 and 5 and the other to the moving surface side (base) of the stages 2 and 5. [0130] As explained above, the exposure apparatus 1 of the present embodiment is created by assembling various subsystems containing each of the structural elements described herein in such a manner that predetermined mechanical, electrical and optical accuracy are maintained. In order to maintain these various accuracies, adjustments to achieve optical accuracy for various optical systems, adjustment to achieve mechanical accuracy for various mechanical systems and adjustment to achieve electrical accuracy for various electrical systems are performed before and after the assembly process. The assembly process from each subsystem to the exposure apparatus includes mechanical connection, wiring connection to electric circuits, piping connection to air pressure circuits and the like between each subsystem. [0131] The assembly process of each individual subsystem is completed before the assembly process of the various subsystem to form the exposure apparatus. Upon completion of assembling the exposure apparatus from the various subsystems, overall adjustment is performed to assure various accuracies as an entire exposure apparatus. Here, the production of an exposure apparatus is preferably conducted in a clean room where production temperature and cleanliness are controlled. [0132] As shown in FIG. 12, a semiconductor device is produced starting with step 201 in which the function and performance of the device are designed. Then, in step 202, the mask (reticle) is manufactured based on the results of the design step. In step 203, the wafer is created from silicon material. Step 204 is a wafer processing step in which reticle patterns are exposed onto the wafer using exposure apparatus 1 of the aforementioned embodiment. Then, a device assembly step 205 (including a dicing step, a bonding step and a packaging step), and an inspection step 206 and the like are performed. [0133] While the invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the preferred embodiments or constructions. To the contrary, the invention is intended to cover various modifications and arrangements. In addition, while the various elements of the preferred embodiments are shown in various combinations and configurations, which are exemplary, other combinations and configurations, including more, less or only a single element, are also within the spirit and scope of the invention. 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(+ 2 extra single beds, (one of them weekendbed) in same room for + 100 kr pr. person - and own linens.) Children under 18 is free - but own linensYou will sleep in a room with access to toilet, kitchen ect. You are welcome to use the kitchen, however the host would also be happy to serve you breakfast or dinner, what ever what will suit best. Mostly the host serve vegan food. But also more traditionel food will be served if wantedClose to a small forest. The habour is 10 min away and the center of the city is by bus 20 min away, walking it is about 20 min. Parking just outside the appartment.We had a great experience un Odense, the room was really clean and the host si very nice. This place is perfect if you travel by car (like us) because you can park easily in the street. The breakfast was awesome with a lot of homemade food. We recommend you to stay at this place if you are going to Odense we were welcomed as friends :-) Marion2014-08-10T00:00:00ZMe alojé en su lugar dos veces. Fue bueno también esta vez. Era simpático y amable también.jun2015-11-08T00:00:00ZOle is friendly and welcoming host. Ole's apartment is located in 20-30 minutes walk from city center, also you can get there by bus. Guest room is clean and very comfortable. We had a great 2-day stay in Odense.Aleksandr2016-02-05T00:00:00ZOle bød vores gæst fra Kina velkommen i hans hjem. Vores gæst fik et stort lyst værelse, og mulighed for at benytte faciliteterne som beskrevet. Vores gæst har været utrolig glad for sit ophold hos Ole. Tim2016-05-30T00:00:00ZOle was a very welcoming host! He provided plenty of information about getting around the city as well as suggestions for things to do and see. He also prepared a very nice breakfast which I greatly appreciated! I would definitely recommend a stay with Ole :)Nicolette2016-05-16T00:00:00ZAthomas2015-09-30T00:00:00ZOLE是一个热情好客,乐于助人的主机。 你住不错。 有安静,即使它是一个住宅小区也提供儿童。 没有太多的绿化面积。公共汽车不走很远,开车很容易进入城镇。 早餐是出色的简单。 强烈建议住在奥莱风暴。Bente2017-05-17T00:00:00ZDet har bare været en skøn oplevelse at bo hos Ole den ene nat vi var der. Da vi kom fik vi udleveret nøgle, vi fik kaffe og en god snak, inden vi skulle videre ud i nattelivet. Næste morgen var der æg og bacon, og vi fik endnu en god snak, inden vi tog hjem igen. Super flink fyr og god service:-) Vi håber at komme igen en anden dag! Simone2015-06-14T00:00:00Zประเภทห้องห้องส่วนตัวประเภทที่พักอพาร์ทเมนท์พักได้4ห้องนอนOdense, เดนมาร์ก'SkibhusQuarter' Modern Appartment - [Vegan Food]ราคา$27 'SkibhusQuarter' Modern Appartment - [Vegan Food]ห้องส่วนตัว · 3 เตียง · Fully refundableความคิดเห็น 78 ข้อความMy home puts close to public transportation , downtown, parks, cafes , shopping , about 10 minutes walk from the railway station .. The key to the apartment is in the key box , so you can check in what time you want:)Nice little "study" apartment :)the appartment it was new and very cozy and cool. the landorl is also very aviable person. if i will come back to odense i will choose this appartment.Pierpaola2016-09-04T00:00:00Z제스퍼는 훌륭한 호스트입니다. 통신은 아주 좋은 있었고, 난 아무 문제가 없었다. 아파트는 멋진 TV와 인터넷으로, 사랑스럽고 깨끗했다. 너무 매우 편안한 매트리스. 주변 지역은 좋은 조용하지만 역에서 단 10 분 거리에 있습니다.Lucy2017-01-29T00:00:00Z真正一个梦幻般留在碧玉公寓 干净整洁,有充足的空间。 还有就是一切使用。 快速回MELD出手就确定预订 虽然前一天晚上,有在得到单没问题 住宿。 可以推荐。 ulla2016-08-11T00:00:00ZOnze gastheer was geweldig - zeer responsief en flexibel.Anne2016-11-02T00:00:00ZSimply incredible! It was a pleasant stay :) 100% recommendable! :) Nacho2017-04-19T00:00:00ZTutto è stato abbastanza bene. Proprio in una di 20 minuti a piedi alla stazione ferroviaria. La cucina ha ottenuto tutto quello che serveMichael2017-04-04T00:00:00ZJesper was really easy to communicate with and check in went smoothly. I can recommend his place if you're staying in odenseBorair2016-08-01T00:00:00ZSkøn lille lejlighed, flot og ren. Helt klar med opredt seng. Tak for denne gangBrigitte B2017-01-12T00:00:00Zประเภทห้องบ้าน/อพาร์ทเมนท์ทั้งหลังประเภทที่พักอพาร์ทเมนท์พักได้4ห้องนอนOdense, เดนมาร์กCozy basement apartment with space - Free Parkingราคา$65 Cozy basement apartment with space - Free Parkingบ้าน/อพาร์ทเมนท์ทั้งหลัง · 2 เตียงความคิดเห็น 69 ข้อความHer får man muligheden for at bo i skønne natur omgivelse, blot 4 km væk fra Vejle centrum. Lejligheden har man helt for sig selv i en separat bolig for sig. Den er gennemrenoveret i 2011 og har plads til hele familien. Dejlig lys og med stor balkon.Lejligheden er stor, lys og rummelig. Den er gennemrenoveret i 2011 og fremstår nymalet og i rigtig fin stand. Lejligheden består af et stort rum på 42m2 med spiseplads, dobbeltseng, køkken og badeværelse. Derudover har lejligheden også en tilhørende hems på yderligere 20m2.Her er skønne natur omgivelser med marker og skov. Dog ligger stedet kun 4 km fra Vejle centrum. Lejligheden befinder sig på en gård, hvor 2 andre boliger er private på stedet.Dejligt sted, sød, hjælpsom og venlig værtinde, super hyggeligt sted. Lys og dejlig indretning. Fred og ro, grønne omgivelser. Fantastisk morgenmad. Velfungerende køkken. Hurtig tilbagemelding og bekræftelse og god dialog med værten. Ingen problemer overhovedet.Margit2016-05-01T00:00:00ZSusannes B & B er vidunderligt, det er smagfuldt og komfortabelt indrettet med smuk udsigt over bølgende enge & Highland køer! Både hun og hendes mand gjorde mig straks helt hjemme, og Susanne morgenmad var lækker, (min bedste danske turné! Tak for et dejligt ophold, forhåbentlig en dag snart jeg vil besøge igen.John2016-05-17T00:00:00ZI enjoyed a lot staying in this house, really nice and comfortable, in a beautiful place. The owners have been really welcoming and available throughout the entire permanence, definitely recommended!Ervin2017-03-31T00:00:00ZHad 2 zeer mooie dagen bij Susanne. Zeer gezellige en mooie plek dicht bij de stad met de auto. De douche kan worden gereinigd.Jan2016-07-06T00:00:00ZThis was such a quiet peaceful setting. The apartment was secluded with beautiful views. If you want peace and quiet with a beautiful sunset this is the place!!Jamie2016-06-20T00:00:00Zsistemazioni super bello. u.ruhig confortevole trova. Sanne u.ihr marito erano molto simpatico consigliato u.hilfsbereit.Sehr!Milena 2017-04-14T00:00:00ZStaying at Susanne's Place was really nice. The apartment is absolutly lovely and you can find anything you need in it. It's 5-10 min away by car from Vejle which is a really nice city. I would totally recommand this place to anyone.Carole & Emmanuelle2016-06-11T00:00:00ZDer var pænt og rent. Millad2017-05-02T00:00:00Zประเภทห้องบ้าน/อพาร์ทเมนท์ทั้งหลังประเภทที่พักอพาร์ทเมนท์พักได้4ห้องนอนVejle, เดนมาร์กRolige omgivelser 4 km fra centrumราคา$62 Rolige omgivelser 4 km fra centrumบ้าน/อพาร์ทเมนท์ทั้งหลัง · 2 เตียง · Fully refundableความคิดเห็น 42 ข้อความ2 værelses lejlighed beliggende i stille villakvarter få minutters gang fra gågaden. Lejligheden er en tilbygning og har egen indgang, egen terrasse samt adgang til have. Lejligheden er indrettet med stor stue/opholdsrum, værelse, badeværelse og køkken.

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Wiki Loves Monuments 2013 Hong Kong Upload Wizard. 维基爱古迹2013香港上传工具 Wiki Loves Monuments 2013 Taiwan Upload Wizard. 维基爱古迹2013台湾上传工具 This country does not participate this year in Wiki Loves Monuments 2013. 这个国家今年没有参加维基爱古迹2013. You are welcome to upload pictures with this upload wizard, but they will not be part of the photo competition. 您可以透过此上传工具上传图片，但是这些图片並不会参选摄影比赛。 Can you please translate the following into Simplified Chinese (zh-hans):

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Wiki Loves Monuments 2013 Mainland China Upload Wizard. 维基爱古迹2013香港上载工具Hong Kong Upload Wizard. 2013年维基爱古迹台湾上载工具

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Popular Taichung Attractions Rainbow Village – 台中彩虹均村 Rainbow Village is Taichung’s newest and hottest attraction! This colorful compound of old military houses was made famous within few months, thanks to thousands of photos and videos being uploaded and shared on social media. Now, this “attraction” is featured in travel guidebooks such as Lonely Planet, and other popular ones in Japan, China, and other Asian Countries. The whole place was painted by Mr. Wong, a very old KMT veteran who can be seen at the village on most days.

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It’s a bit out of the city center, in a pretty uninspiring area. To get to Rainbow Village, take bus #27 from Taichung Train Station. Address: Lane 56,Chun An Road, Nantun District, 台中市南屯區春安路56巷 Xiangshang traditional market is not an actual tourist attraction and you won’t find it listed in guidebooks, but it’s worth a visit if you want to experience what daily life is for many local Taiwanese.

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While the discussion above relates to the use of a Microsoft® operating system, other embodiments of the present invention embrace the use of other operating systems, such as an Apple Macintosh® operating system, a Linux® operating system, a System V Unix® operating system, a BSD Unix® operating system, an OSF Unix® operating system, an IBM® Mainframe MVS operating system, and/or another operating system. 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Memories of Chiyoko Yamaguchi sensei | Jikiden Reiki España/Spain 直傳靈氣西班牙 *** Official branch of the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai, Kyoto Chiyoko Yamaguchi, Health, History, Jikiden Reiki, Mikao Usui, Spirituality, Training

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Thunder Ridge (Skiing) (URL HIDDEN) General Hudson Valley: (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN)Oda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüDaireKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı4Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDLake View Rental / Leaf Peeper's Paradise!!!Fiyat284 ₺ Lake View Rental / Leaf Peeper's Paradise!!!Tüm daire · 5 yatak · Tam iade yapılır3 değerlendirmeOur AirBnB is like a luxury summer camp. The 11 acre private lake is ideal for swimming, fishing, and canoeing. Bike trails, beautiful Fahnestock State Park, and the Appalachian Trail are just a short drive away. Venture a bit further and experience the serenity of Stonecrop Gardens. Or the Arts and Antiques shops in Cold Spring. At the end of your tour you can barbecue the fish you caught earlier in the day, then relax by the dancing flames from the fire pit.The living space is like no other. The 500 square foot ground level apartment faces the patio and provides a panoramic view of the private lake. You can cook, get you meal delivered, or pick from a variety of restaurants just minutes away. Once you settle in you can sit back and soak up the sun. Then step inside your private living/dining suite and delight in the unique ambiance that surrounds you.Our quaint village is nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Supermarkets, shops, churches, restaurants, and an ice cream stand are all less than 5 miles away. Close enough to NYC for day trips (via Metro North), secluded enough to feel like you've stepped into the Adirondacks. Hiking. Swimming. Boating. Summer cultural events and concerts through the local Arts on the Lake and a host of other venues.Oda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüDaireKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı4Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDNature Lovers Retreat with Private Spring-fed LakeFiyat621 ₺ Nature Lovers Retreat with Private Spring-fed LakeTüm daire · 2 yatak · Tam iade yapılır9 değerlendirmeEscape from the hustle bustle with the comfort and convenience of this private apartment. Provides comfortable sleeping for up to five guests with a queen bed, queen sofa, and extra twin bed. With a private yard, patio and grill, plus 5 peaceful acres to explore, a relaxing getaway awaits. Includes free Saturday morning yoga class at nearby studio and access to workout room connected to the space.Nestled on a quiet road surrounded by beautiful trees, the apartment is located on a 5 acre property in Kent Lakes, with access to countless hiking trails and nearby lakes, and only a short drive away from Fahenstock State Park,Cold Spring, and Beacon. Excellent location whether you are looking for a quiet retreat, an outdoor getaway or need a place to stay for business or local event. The 750 square foot apartment is fully equipped with a kitchenette, fridge, coffee maker, microwave and toaster. There is a kitchen table that sits four comfortably, a living room area for relaxing and playing games, and a separate bedroom with a queen sized bed and washer/dryer combo. There is also access to a small workout room equipped with a treadmill, an ab machine, and weights. Everything you need to make it a home away from home for a day, the weekend, or an extended stay!Historic Kent is a lovely town surrounded by gorgeous lakes where you can hike, fish, canoe, and swim. Many of the lakes are protected, so are maintained serene, clean and peaceful. Much of the land is covered by trees, which is quite a sight! Kent was the home of the brave 16 year-old Sybil Ludington in 1777 who warned American soldiers that the 'British are coming' on a 40-mile horse ride from Carmel to Cold Spring. You can see her statue right in town. The area is very popular for hiking and cycling. The Appalachian trail is less than 10 miles away and Breakneck Ridge is less than 20 miles. We are minutes from the gorgeous 125 acre Chuang Yen Monestary, which is the largest Buddhist monastery in the eastern United States (open seasonally only - check website for dates).What a spectacular find! We were thrilled with the space, the pristine way it is maintained, and the privacy it offered. Knowing we were bringing a baby, they set up a pack-and-play and high chair before we arrived. There was free homemade ice cream in the freezer, there were clean towels and washcloths in the bathroom, and even a first aid kit in case we needed it. It is clear that the owners go out of their way to give their guests a comfortable stay, paying attention to every detail.John Bayard2015-12-27T00:00:00ZCruskaia was incredibly welcoming and kind. She made us ice cream and alerted us to a rainbow in the front yard! The space was very clean and cozy and the area was beautiful. Highly recommended!Hannah2016-01-12T00:00:00ZThank you for hosting us! We liked the appt and the surroundings around your place was just what we were looking for. You both were very kind and had great communication! Would definitely book you guys again! Amy2017-04-23T00:00:00ZCruskaia and Skye's apartment was absolutely amazing. As hosts, they were extremely welcoming and kind. If we had any questions about the apartment or the area, Cruskaia and Skye responded quickly and were very informative. The apartment itself was very clean and well equipped (toaster, washing machine, DVD's, coffee maker, towels, delicious homemade ice cream and much more). The area around the apartment is gorgeous! Very peaceful and perfect for a vacation getaway. This apartment comes highly recommended. Chase2016-02-08T00:00:00ZОчень красивый, причудливый, уединенное место, расположен в лесу, но легко добраться до и хозяева являются выдающимися. Незначительная проблема с беспроводным доступом в Интернет была быстро решена хозяином. Все было идеально.Claudia2016-09-03T00:00:00ZLovely private apartment in a beautiful park like setting. Cruskaia and Skye are wonderful hosts who go above and beyond to make your stay comfortable. The apartment is well appointed with all the comforts of home! Highly recommend staying at this lovely property.Elizabeth2017-05-02T00:00:00ZThis place was a great place to stay. Beautiful location, great hosts, and a very clean and private apartment. Would definitely stay here if I was in the area.Harrison2017-05-16T00:00:00ZEasy to find, close to I-84, and very comfortable. Great hosts!James2017-03-17T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüDaireKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı5Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDPrivate apartment, relaxing escapeFiyat351 ₺ Private apartment, relaxing escapeTüm daire · 2 yatak · Tam iade yapılır82 değerlendirmeCome and enjoy our rustic 1830's farm house set on a three and half acre knoll. It's the perfect place to relax and connect with nature. The lawn is a welcoming place to lounge in the hammock or star gaze.Oda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı7Yatak odalarıBrewster, New York, ABDRustic 1830's FarmhouseFiyat497 ₺ Rustic 1830's FarmhouseTüm ev · 4 yatak · Tam iade yapılırYENİThis beautiful lakeside home is approx one hour drive from Manhattan. Nestled amongst landscaped gardens, trees and boulders in a small lake community, this comfortable artist's home will win your heart.Sit in front of the large stone fireplace, outfitted with a wood burning stove, under cathedral ceilings and see the stars through the skylights. Discover the landscaped property and enjoy Rhododedrons, Japanese Maples, Azaleas, Hydrangeas, and more. Or step outside and relax in the sun on the completely private 500 sq foot deck, while you sip your morning coffee. Tennis Courts这是多么令人惊叹的地方!入睡蟋蟀,吨绿色植物,和平与宁静的声音。喜欢我们的住宿。Aaron2015-09-08T00:00:00ZMy family and I had a great time at Suzanne's place in Carmel. Very clean, spacious and peaceful. We want to come back next year! Thanks Suzanne!Ryan2014-09-02T00:00:00Z苏珊娜是伟大的有关在地方开会我在方便的时候对我和我参观,如何使用壁炉,以及伟大的技巧有关在该地区,买菜,和餐馆远足。此外,只是一个可爱的人进行交互。 房子是非常好的,迷人和安慰,我有所需的一切,和一个可爱的通风主卧室。 我真的很享受远离城市的突破,在这个安静的地方,在那里我可以采取一个很好的在树林里散步,而无需在任何地方开车(由驱动器虽然很大远足附近太)Ken2016-03-01T00:00:00Z苏珊的地方是和平的,充满香艳的魅力。这正如可爱如右图和追悼会周末为我们的家庭的完美绿洲。我们能够同时享受室内和室外壁炉,并采取了烧烤,厨房和其他设施的充分利用。我们唯一的遗憾是没有在湖边花更多的时间!Steph 2016-04-18T00:00:00ZI booked it for my friend. Suzanne was very friendly and thoughtful. She made my friends' stay smooth and pleasant. Wendy2016-07-11T00:00:00ZWe had a pleasant weekend escape in this cosy house. Setting is idyllic to enjoy the nature and take walks. Many lakes to explore nearby. Ideal for a couple or family with two kids. burak2016-08-21T00:00:00Z苏珊的湖景房是完美的城市之旅。郁郁葱葱的田园诗般的湖边社区是非常欢迎的,因此convenient-我们采取了长期在附近散步,远足在树林中,许多网游在清新的湖泊。还有一个小操场,篮球场和棒球场,这是非常适合孩子们。 苏珊是一位伟大的沟通和房子有你需要踢回和放松的一切。我们特别喜欢大木甲板和修剪整齐的岩石园。我们希望再回来不久! Georgie2015-07-27T00:00:00ZSuperb everything - loved the house, Suzanne's hospitality, the area, etc. Highly recommended!victor2016-10-10T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı4Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDCountry Serenity 1 hour from NYCFiyat887 ₺ Country Serenity 1 hour from NYCTüm ev · 3 yatak16 değerlendirmeThis comfortable, fully equipped apartment has its own entrance with a private deck and patio garden that borders a woodland. The area is rich in parks with lakes for fishing, boating, swimming and trails for hiking. Visit historic sites, art gallerie, or go antiquing. There are public golf courses, bicycle paths, shopping and restaurants within easy reach. The Metro North train stops at Croton Falls, 12 minutes from our place. Enterprise Car Rental can meet you at the station.This 750 sq. ft garden apartment has lots of natural light, an eat in kitchen that opens onto a private deck, with a sunken patio garden below. Guests can enjoy a stroll on the lawn, play croquette, cookout, lounge in a hammock, and enjoy the birds and visits by deer. It is truly an apartment in a garden.We live in a suburban neighborhood that boarders on great expanses of forest. We are in a part of New York State that has many lakes and parks that are enjoyed recreationally. The apartment is conveniently located 2 miles from supermarkets, pharmacies, a movie theater, and numerous restaurants.My boyfriend and I wanted an escape from city life and Karen's home fit the bill. It was a great location, not too far from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan, but far enough where you feel you're at a retreat in the country. Karen was extremely responsive from the beginning and flexible in terms of check in/out times. The property itself is perfect for one or two people with nice size rooms, and all the amenities you need. It is a new apartment and was very clean. There were a couple of quirks with the TV and shower but Karen was always available to answer any questions. There were many nice welcome treats to make us feel at home as well, and make the stay extra special. The best thing about this property is the land, and Karen's obvious knack for gardening/landscaping. It is a stone's throw away from a beautiful lake and many outdoor activities. I highly recommend the the Chuang Yen Monastery located just a 12 minute drive away for a unique and peaceful experience. The only downside was that both my boyfriend and I are allergic to cats and while we didn't see any during our stay, their presence was known in the apartment, as we had some reactions. If anyone is allergic, I would recommend bringing some medicine. We had a lovely time regardless, thank you Karen!Christina2016-10-09T00:00:00ZKaren's place was fabulous - although it was a private room, it felt like an entire apartment. There was a ton of privacy and a lovely living room to relax in in addition to the nice bathroom, kitchen, and bedroom. Karen went above and beyond her hosting duties and provided us nice recommendations for places nearby to visit as well as food and drinks in the fridge upon arrival, which were delicious and definitely appreciated! We definitely recommend this place to anyone who would like to get away and enjoy the lovely natural scenery that Carmel provides. Nikki2016-10-27T00:00:00Z我啊这是一个perfectbbuy比赛我需要的东西 - 几分钟。我前纽约无痛我的过渡性住房的叔叔numonths。温馨,舒适的布置Greg2017-01-31T00:00:00ZIt has been a real pleasure to stay at Karen's little one bedroom apartment for my transitional housing situation. It's cozy without feeling cramped, tastefully and comfortably furnished, and well located to have just the right blend of solitude and convenience. Karen and Alan are gracious hosts, with a genuine interest in making their guests feel welcome and comfortable. I couldn't have concocted a better opportunity if I were able to. Greg2016-11-30T00:00:00ZKaren était très agréable et a fait un excellent travail de me faire sentir les bienvenus et à la maison. L'hébergement était spacieuse et confortable. Une belle région des lacs et des petites villes.Gary2016-09-19T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 7 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Matt2017-02-24T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüDaireKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı3Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDApartment in country home nestled in natureFiyat231 ₺ Apartment in country home nestled in natureTüm daire · 2 yatak · Tam iade yapılır5 değerlendirmeWe love to share our home. We have a large family (and even larger extended family) and this house has given us many wonderful, fun memories. We would spend all our holidays here, and friends and family would join us from all over the country. Now that we travel more, it makes us happy to know other families can enjoy our home when we are gone.Our home is perfect for the upcoming Winter Holiday Season! Nestled on a slope, you don't have to go far for some great sledding and peaceful winter hiking (toboggan, sleds, and snowshoes provided). Our home is also large enough for extended families to all stay together and celebrate the holidays under one roof. Just 15 minutes away you will also find Thunder Ridge, a modest ski slope great for families with little ones learning how to ski.I can't say enough about how wonderful our stay at Melinda's was! It was the perfect ending to a long journey through New England and it was a wonderful home base for our last few days of travel. We were able to get into the city easily, and we also spent time relaxing and rejuvenating around the house, before traveling home. The house is so comfortable and roomy, there is plenty to do for everyone, and the BEDS! SO comfy, perfect for tired travelers! The house is gorgeous inside and out, Melinda is easy to work with and was quick to respond each time I had a question, and there were so many extra touches that really made us feel welcomed! This was my first Airbnb experience and Melinda has set the bar high!Lisa2016-08-12T00:00:00ZMelinda and Gabriel made my first airbnb experience a memorable one. It was such a pleasure booking with her. The house was not only stocked with all the basic necessities and more but typed out for us were pages of everything we needed to know (grocery store, who does and doesn't do take out, the WiFi password, etc) My companions and myself were so grateful for the opportunity to stay in her home. The house was extremely clean, the beds were so comfy, many of our light sleepers slept like a rock. She has a fire pit in the back, she even left us a bundle of wood. Melinda has a beautiful, spacious and inviting home. For our party of 9 we were grateful for the 3 1/2 baths in the home. Overall I can honestly say that you wold be missing out if you don't stay here. We had such an amazing time we will definitely book again with her. Melinda was incredibly gracious and easy to communicate with. She truly made us feel welcomed, we wish we didn't have to leave at the end of our stay. Melinda set the bar high! If you're ever looking to stay in this area or want to be within minutes of nearby towns, this is the place to stay. I highly recommend staying here. We look forward to staying here again. Chrisanne2016-08-29T00:00:00ZWhat an amazing host Melinda is! I had a great mini vacation from NYC. Melinda communicated with me from the time I booked all the way until it was a few days before my check in. She is very organized and tried to accommodate my family and I to her best ability. Her home is charming, big and clean. I would stay at Melinda's again without a doubt. If you decide to take a trip north of NYC definitely stay here! Totally worth it.Nazia2016-09-06T00:00:00ZMelinda made one of my first Airbnb experiences a pleasurable one. The house was clean, not to mention gorgeous and ready for our group of 7. There were instructions answering those questions you always have to ask - "What do we do with garbage?" "Where are towels?" - and Melinda communicated with me before hand and after to ensure a smooth check in/check out. This is all without mentioning the little things that made the stay even better, the fire pit out back and the great pool table in the finished basement were standouts. The house is minutes off I-84 and close to shopping and restaurants. We were going to an event in Connecticut and the house is very close to the CT border, so that was perfect. All in all, if this house is available, book it. This is a great property with great people to book with and I hope all my Airbnb endeavors going forward are as satisfying. Mathew2016-07-19T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 56 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Alex2016-11-04T00:00:00ZMy friends and I had a great time celebrating our birthdays at Melinda's house. The kitchen was spacious and well-stocked -- perfect for family meals. We loved using the fire pit in the evenings. The house is a short drive away from hiking and orchards, and it took us less than 90 minutes to drive up from Brooklyn. Highly recommend!Emily2016-10-17T00:00:00ZThe house was even nicer than on the pictures, the location is so perfect, and the Melinda made us feel very welcomed. I couldn't recommend more to stay at Melinda's if you are looking for a relaxed and secluded weekend Upstate. Joanne2016-07-05T00:00:00ZThe house had everything we needed including a fully equipped kitchen, bbq outside and high speed wifi. The house is roomy. Each bedroom is nicely decorated. Our kids had a blast in the basement which had a nice pool table and many toys. Melinda was great to communicate with and very thoughtful and even left us a s'mores kit for our kids! We certainly felt very welcomed. Thank you Melinda's family for sharing the house!Saori2016-08-20T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı10Yatak odalarıSoutheast, New York, ABDBright Clean Colonial HomeFiyat780 ₺ Bright Clean Colonial HomeTüm ev · 6 yatak · Tam iade yapılır9 değerlendirme1920's cape cod. 3 bedrooms (king, double and single beds). 2 pull out couches and one extra sleeping area. Big deck with BBQ, fire pit and hammock. 2 lakes within minutes of house. Appalachian trail miles away. Close to Cold Springs, Purdy's and Peekskill. Wifi, cable TV, air conditioners, fireplace, microwave, new appliances, washer and dryer. 2 bathrooms and an outdoor shower. Very peaceful and quiet. No pets allowed. Steep staircase to 2nd floor. Sun room and living room. One hour from cityVery cute and quaint. Eclectic decor. 1200 square feet house with big deck and outdoor space. 800 acres behind the property.A gated community but you'll never see the neighbors unless you want to.Kathleen was an amazing host and was super helpful with everything. We loved our stay at the cozy house in the woods and will definitely come back. It has everything we wanted for an easy country getaway from the big city. Chelsey2016-10-30T00:00:00ZNice location and great host. Adarsh2016-11-27T00:00:00ZAn Absolutely Lovely Cabin in the Woods. The area was quiet and really beautiful. The Cabin was more then we expected and was soothing to our tired souls! It had all we needed and more. Thank you for sharing!Mary2016-11-04T00:00:00ZWhat a nice stay we had. The house is adorable and was set up so well for accommodating our group of old friends having a small reunion!Lyssa2017-04-23T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay in this charming little house in the woods. We like spending time in nature and this house offers a beautiful natural setting as well as being close to most of the better hiking trails in the NYC metro area.Matthew2017-05-26T00:00:00ZAmazing weekend getaway! It was a peaceful, beautiful location and just 10-15 minutes from town. The home was comfortable with an artistic flare! Stayed with my husband and another couple, but would be great for a family too! We would definitely stay again! Thanks for everything Kathleen!Kim2016-11-13T00:00:00Zquiet and peacefulMike2017-03-04T00:00:00ZExcellent location, the cabin was awesome, beautiful setting near the lake, Kathleen was super helpful and responsive. Absolutely no complaints, great value, I highly recommend. Chase2016-10-16T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı6Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDHouse in Putnam County, Carmel, NYFiyat709 ₺ House in Putnam County, Carmel, NYTüm ev · 3 yatak · Tam iade yapılır8 değerlendirmePeaceful. Restorative. Healing. Please contact us for the most up-to-date availability and pricing!This place was a dream for our family. Upon arriving it was exactly as described in pictures, only more beautiful. We fell in love right away. We were central to many different stores, coffee, restaurants, etc. We discovered a place in Kent (2 miles away) that was a deli, small convenience store and they even made special coffees! They open at 6 am so if you get in late the night before you can pick up your essentials as soon as you wake up! Only a few minutes drive in either direction took us to a new adventure. We were in NY to visit family and they were about a 30 minute drive, easy to get to. We drove into the city twice during our week stay, only took a little over an hour to get there and the drive was beautiful. The house itself was easy to get around and felt very much like we were at home. The beds were VERY comfortable, the kitchen was easy to get around (we cooked every day) and the shower was great. We explored the property around us and my 7 yr old daughter played in the yard quite a bit. If we are fortunate enough to come back soon, we will definitely be staying here again. Robert and Amy2016-10-27T00:00:00ZPlace was nice! Spacious and well equipped. We had a lovely time and enjoyed playing games at the large kitchen table and hanging out in the living room, and traveled to nearby Stone Barns and Dia Beacon. A couple things we didn't expect - although the listing states that amenities (including toilet paper) are included, the instructions at the house said to "purchase your own supply" - so pack some or pick some up on the way. Also, though there is a cleaning fee, the cleaning required at the end of the trip was a bit more than we were accustomed to based on prior airbnb experiences (e.g., "sweep and swiffer the entire house" and "dust/wipe all surfaces, especially the kitchen and the refrigerator"). Craig2016-05-04T00:00:00ZBeautiful, comfortable house - and the area is lovely! Though you'll need a car to get around.Jyot2016-04-22T00:00:00ZI am conflicted writing this review. Overall the house was good and we got a month of pet friendly non-hotel cutely decorated lodging that we needed. So in that regard the house performed. However, there were some big negatives for us that were not revealed in the host's description that I think others should know before booking. We discovered these issues right away upon check-in, and contacted our host to ask if she'd let us cancel the reservation either entirely, or at least let us out early. She said NO, so please note there is zero flexibility in this listing if that is an issue for you. #1 This house is not the peaceful quiet getaway it is advertised to be. It is on a very busy road where people are driving by fast (40+ MPH), and it sits super close to a neighbor with kids. Kids are not quiet, nor should they have to be. But this detail should have been in the description. The road only quieted late at night, and even then when a loud truck would go by it would wake me up. #2 Aside from the master bedroom, there are NO screens for the windows or doors. We expected to be able to enjoy this country house and open the windows and doors for fresh air. We have a cat, so without screens we had to keep the house closed up the entire stay. That was a real bummer. A few other negatives to note - the AC units are only in the living room and master bedroom. They are not at all sufficient on a hot day, which there were many hot days in the month of August. The house sits in 100% full sun and it just bakes! There are no fans to help circulate the cool air that is coming out of the units. We struggled to stay cool enough during the days. We could have lowered all of the shades to help but again, what is the point of staying in the country if you can't access fresh air, unobstructed views out the window, and quiet! Other thing is the treacherous walk down to the laundry in the basement. It was OK for me as I am skinny & short, but even I whacked my head a couple of times. The stairs are steep and run underneath the upper staircase so you have to crouch down to half your height just to make it down. Try doing that while carrying laundry! If this were my airbnb, I'd be worried someone would hurt themselves going down to do laundry and sue me. Not my business, but I'm surprised this doesn't concern the host. Yes would recommend to stay here not in the heat of summer, and not if you want quiet and fresh air. Mahesh2016-09-08T00:00:00ZWe spent 5 nights in the cottage and had a great time; the house is very convenient, in a relaxing environment, perfect for a gateway with children in particular. Liz was very responsive. Thank you. Emmanuel2016-04-29T00:00:00ZLiz was exceptionally well to communicate with from my first message to her. She had a thoughtful and clear house manual that was sent to me prior to the trip that outlined in great detail all the ins and outs of her home which I appreciated so much. Her house went above and beyond my expectations, and pictures truly do not do it justice. I have stayed at many airBnbs, but Liz went to next level to make the stay very comfortable, providing extra amenities that were pleasant surprises. Her house was gorgeous, and immaculately cleaned . Decoration looks like it stepped out from a page of an interior decorating magazine, with personal touches that made it feel like a true home and escape from the city. I was able to get a lot of work done and then relax in her home. I can say with honestly my best airBNB experience thus far. Truly an incredible and beautiful place and I cannot wait to return. Thank you Liz!Corinna2016-01-19T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay! Very nice and cosy house. We are a family of 5 (3 children), we enjoyed the large garden. Only 1h15 from NYC, perfect location to de connect and relax. Beautiful environment. Further we loved the decoration in the house.Menno2016-03-28T00:00:00ZThis was indeed a charming cottage - tastefully furnished and appointed, a restorative respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Liz was attentive and checked in early on our stay. We appreciated the full cooking kitchen, plentiful seating areas and very comfortable beds. It is cosy enough for a couple, yet comfortably furnished for a family of 5, and charming enough for extended family in the area to drop in for an occasional meal. Su-Jae2015-07-26T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı5Yatak odalarıCarmel, New York, ABDCharming Cottage 1 Hr from NYC!Fiyat692 ₺ Charming Cottage 1 Hr from NYC!Tüm ev · 3 yatak14 değerlendirmeThis European stone vacation home nestled in the woods of the Sedgewood Club offers a NYC get away or haven for a family/group looking to visit historic Hudson Valley.(website hidden)This European stone vacation home nestled in the woods of the Sedgewood Club offers a NYC get away or haven for a family/group looking to visit historic Hudson Valley. This large stone house and guest cottage are set on multiple acres overlooking the lake. Rent this house and cottage to relax in comfort, cook and host dinner parties, hike, play tennis/golf or swim in the lake all within the club. Inside this stately home there is a large living room with comfortable couches and chairs looking out at nature. Additionally, there is a TV room with 32” TV and DVD player for movie and TV watching. This is also a perfect place for children to play. The large dining room is warm, inviting you to linger over dinner and entertain friends. The cute kitchen is fully equipped with an AGA stove, marble pastry counter and new dishwasher. It is accompanied by a convenient second butler’s kitchen. There is also a full bathroom downstairs. The attached guest cottage is warm with a queen sized bed, private porch, ample closet space and full bathroom. The tv room has a queen size fold out sofa.

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Also a great farmer market every sat from 9-1p.Oda tipiÖzel odaMekan TürüDaireKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı2Yatak odalarıPawling, New York, ABDCozy studio apartment in quiet settingFiyat280 ₺ Cozy studio apartment in quiet settingÖzel oda · 1 yatak · Tam iade yapılır4 değerlendirmeA spacious waterfront home with incredible lake views, large decks and direct water access. Only 90 minutes from the city. An ideal getaway year-round with swimming, kayaking, and canoeing in the summer, beautiful foliage in the fall. 3 FireplacesThe Space: The Appalachian Trail and other hiking options are only minutes from the house by car. There is food and shopping nearby with several supermarkets to choose from as well as local farm stands. There are also dining out options that are just a short drive away including the award winning McKinney and Doyle. The Patterson or Pawling Metro-North train is nearby for an easy commute to and from the city.We had a wonderful weekend at Daniel's home--every room had a stunning, restful view of the lake, and the amenities were superb, including easy WiFi, sharp knives, thick towels, and beautifully stocked, perfectly clean kitchen. The house itself is vast, and tastefully decorated, and we loved the availability of kayaks and floating mattresses for the lake. Daniel was easy to reach and easy-going. Thank you Daniel! Alan2013-08-05T00:00:00ZThis place is incredible. John D2015-10-14T00:00:00ZThe stunning view took our breath away! We spent all day just kayaking, paddleboarding and canoeing. You had everything to entertain us in our short stay. We were very sad to leave. We had such a great time and can't wait to go back. Melissa2015-08-26T00:00:00ZWe had a fantastic and relaxing MLK weekend at Daniel's lake house. It is surprisingly large and he left us a nice pile of firewood to keep us cozy and warm. Our group very much enjoys cooking, and we had three wonderful dinners. The kitchen is amazingly well stocked and includes an industrial stove. It snowed our first night, so we woke up to a winter wonderland and fantastic sense of privacy and quiet. We had fun making snowmen on the porch swing the next morning. We drove over towards Newburgh one day and went to Benmarl and Stoutridge Wineries. Benmarl was charming and had a couple of surprisingly good wines. Stoutridge has some, shall we say, unique wines. The house is also just a few minutes from the Appalacian Trail and we did a 4 mile hike another day. A bit cold but seeing Nuclear Lake was pretty cool. The only thing that would have made it better would have been swimming weather, but hopefully we will have a chance to come up again this summer! - Once quick note - the bedrooms don't have drapes. Privacy is not an issue, but if you are light sensitive, you may want to bring a sleep mask. Zoe2014-01-21T00:00:00ZGreat spacious lake house with amazing views. We really enjoyed the water activities with our young boys and dining on the terrace. Hope to returnAmy2014-09-07T00:00:00ZWhat a place! the photos really didn't do the house justice; it's really a magical location with a multitude of decks overlooking the gorgeous Lake. The house is really well stocked with everything for the kitchen, grilling on the deck and lots of water activities - the house is quite comfortable and peaceful; and its really easy to commute up from the city. Daniel was easy to book through and checked up that we had everything we needed. Thanks! I'd recommend this place and look forward to coming back again and again.Cat2013-07-29T00:00:00Z完全特殊的情况:房子与一个伟大的观点和巨大的房水。划独木舟爱好者的盛宴,可以烧烤的露台上。注意一定要在好天气(即无关),和一辆汽车:这个地方离最近的村庄15分钟车程。如果你有一天晚上,计划你吃什么,你不会找到附近的比萨饼店和茶水间是相当空...stéphane2013-08-31T00:00:00ZAmazing house! Perfect getaway from the city! Very clean and has everything you need. Daniel was very helpful! Will be back! Natasha2013-12-23T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı6Yatak odalarıHolmes, New York, ABDBeautiful Lakefront HouseFiyat1,401 ₺ Beautiful Lakefront HouseTüm ev · 3 yatak54 değerlendirmeBright and sunny family sized Lakehouse. The perfect city escape. Elevated & expansive views over Kirk Lake, and your own private boatshed and dock directly in front of the house. - New carpet & new tempur-pedic bed. - 3 bedrooms, two with queen beds and one with a double. Two bathrooms. - Numerous golf courses, restaurants and hiking trails close by.Two beautiful lakes.The house was amazing! Angus was a wonderful host, always available and pleasant to talk to. When there were things to be fixed a handy man arrived within hours! We had a perfect summer here. The lake is wonderful, not too much boat traffic and the decks are lovely and sun filled. The house is spacious and comfortable in the summer rain or shine. We will definitely be back! Deborah2015-08-01T00:00:00ZAngus' place is amazing, far better than the pictures, which are nice! Angus was super easy to deal with, couldn't imagine a better experience. Exceptional!aaron2012-05-25T00:00:00ZAngus was an excellent host to us. While we never had the pleasure of meeting him (or them), his notes to us were thorough and helpful. Further, the experience we had at the lakehouse far surpassed the expectations we had for our time there. Between the tranquility of the lake community, the intelligently designed and thoughtfully curated house, that awesome little boat house/dock (equipped with a canoe, flotation devices and a fridge) and just having family together, I can honestly recommend this Lakehouse to anyone looking for a restful vacation that feels like a home away from home. If you decide to book, bring food to stock the fridge. Bring a couple of your favorite cooking utensils (they have the basics, but I love my own knife and pan. Oh and they don't have a coffee maker there. Or a blender). But most importantly of all, leave your busy head at home. Soak it up, just relax, and give yourself some space. THAT is what this house is good for.Michael2015-09-07T00:00:00ZPerfect location and great neighborhood. We had the best time. Much better than a hotel! Clean and had everything we needed. Dr. Debra ShelbyDebra2015-09-27T00:00:00ZMy family and I had a wonderful stay in the lake house. The house was in perfect condition, well equipped and very clean. Communication with the host was very good, we had all the information we needed prior to our stay. I would definitely recommend a stay in this lake house.Djanke2015-10-05T00:00:00ZSecond time staying at the lake house, which is spactactular. Angus is the best host, accomodating and helpful. I'll be coming back.aaron2012-06-29T00:00:00ZOda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı6Yatak odalarıMahopac, New York, ABDGorgeous LakehouseFiyat780 ₺ Gorgeous LakehouseTüm ev · 3 yatak10 değerlendirmeA year-round waterfront home with gorgeous unobstructed views of Whaley lake provides the perfect escape for a long weekend or vacation. Enjoy swimming and lake activities via private direct lake access. Spacious boathouse deck for entertaining or sunbathing. Cozy up to a two-story stone fireplace while enjoying the fall and winter colors.Furnished rental 90 minutes from New York City. House includes a sunroom with beautiful lake views- perfect for relaxing or dining on the picnic-style dining table. 2 upstairs bedrooms joined by a Jack and Jill bathroom and a downstairs master bedroom. Home was recently renovated with a new roof, carpeting, bathroom, plumbing and fireplace. Full basement includes laundry, ping pong table and extra storage space for all your boat gear. Guests will have full access to kayaks, canoe, electric Weber grill, and an assortment of floats.Oda tipiTüm ev/daireMekan TürüEvKonaklayacak Kişi Sayısı6Yatak odalarıHolmes, New York, ABDLakefront Escape with Gorgeous ViewsFiyat1,064 ₺ Lakefront Escape with Gorgeous ViewsTüm ev · 4 yatak · Tam iade yapılır2 değerlendirme12312…31 – 18 / 50 Kiralık336 misafir değerlendirmesinden, 5 yıldız üzerinden ortalama 4.9 yıldızTam fiyatlandırmayı görmek için tarihleri görün. Ek ücretler uygulanır. Vergiler ilave edilir.ABD>New York>Lake CarmelSag Harbor Bölgesindeki Tatil Amaçlı Kiralık YerlerWeehawkenQueensJersey CityUnion CityBatı New YorkBrooklynBronxNew YorkLong Island CityAstoriaStaten IslandHaritaFiltrelerŞartlarGizlilikSite HaritasıAirbnbmag

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MOFA regrets WHO’s inability to reach appropriate arrangement for Taiwan’s donation to Ebola prevention efforts - News and Events - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China (Taiwan) 中華民國外交部 - 全球資訊網英文網 Date: 2018/12/25 Data Source: Public Diplomacy Coordination Council

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===允许其它主机进入=== ===允许其它主机进入=== −{{Box Note | You have to adjust this file to remotely connect to your machine since the file is empty by default}}+{{Box Note | 你必须要更改你的文件，因为默认的情况下这个文件是空的。}} −To let other people ssh to your machine you need to adjust ''/etc/hosts.allow'', add the following:+为了让其他人通过ssh登录到你的机器上，你必须要设置“/etc/hosts.allow”这个文件，加入类似下面的文字： −# let everyone connect to you+# 让每个人都能连接到你 −# OR you can restrict it to a certain ip+# 或者限制只能特定的ip能够 sshd: 192.168.0.1 sshd: 192.168.0.1

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−# OR restrict for an IP match+# 或者限制为IP匹配 −Now you should check your ''/etc/hosts.deny'' for the following line and make sure it looks like this:+现在检查你的“/etc/hosts.deny”文件，内容类似下面一行： −That's it. You can SSH out and others should be able to SSH in :).+ 你能SSH出去别人也应该能够SSH进来：）。 −To start using the new configuration, restart the daemon:+开始使用新的配置之前，要先重启守护进程： $ su -c '/etc/rc.d/sshd restart' $ su -c '/etc/rc.d/sshd restart'

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A few days ago,Hainan issued the“Pilot Implementation Plan for Hainan Cruise Routes”.With the focus on the strategic positioning of Hainan as the international tourism centre,it will proceed the trial for Chinese-funded non Five-Starred Red Flag cruise ship.It aims to accelerate the development of Sanya port,enrich the Hainan cruise route related products,and expand the space of cruise tourism development,so as to make Hainan a distinctive cruise tourism destination. 日前，海南印发《海南邮轮港口海上游航线试点实施方案》。《方案》围绕打造“海南国际旅游消费中心”的战略定位，通过探索创新中资非五星红旗邮轮开展海上游航线试点，加快三亚向邮轮母港方向发展，丰富海南邮轮旅游航线产品，拓展邮轮旅游消费发展空间，培育邮轮旅游消费新热点，把海南打造成特色鲜明的邮轮旅游消费胜地。 It refers to the route that sails from Sanya and Haikou ports in Hainan,then voyage inside approved water areas without stopping at any other ports,and finally returns to the port of departure.Before the Five-Starred Red Flag cruise ship put into operation,the Chinese-funded cruise ship may operate the owned or bareboat charter non Five-Starred Red Flag cruise ships as trial. 海上游航线是指从海南三亚、海口邮轮港出发，在经批准的水域范围内航行，并返回始发港口，期间不再停靠其他港口的航线。在五星红旗邮轮投入运营前，中资邮轮运输经营人可以用其拥有或者光租的非五星红旗邮轮开展海上游航线试点。 The Chinese-funded cruise operator refers to the legal body of enterprise who is engaged in international cruise transportation business,and keeps the International Liner Shipping Operation Qualification Registration Certificate.The Chinese-funded(Mainland Capital)capital contribution ratio of the operator should not be less than 51%.The age of vessel should not exceed 30 years.The Chinese cruise ship transport operator shall not arbitrarily sublet the pilot ships to others.Once sublet,the cruise will automatically be disqualified from the pilot business as of the effective date of the lease contract. 中资邮轮运输经营人是指取得《国际班轮运输经营资格登记证》，且中资（内地资本）出资比例不低于51%，从事国际邮轮运输业务的企业法人，邮轮船龄不得超过30年。中资邮轮运输经营人不得擅自将经批准开展试点业务的邮轮转租他人。一旦转租，自租赁合同生效之日起，邮轮自动丧失开展试点业务的资格。 In addition,the scheme encourages Chinese cruise operators to design a wide variety of cruise routes.It would meet the diverse needs of tourists and residents like sunrise watching,marine cultural experience,theme cruise experience,corporate leisure business travel,private parties,etc.. 此外，《方案》鼓励中资邮轮运输经营人设计丰富多样的邮轮海上游航线，满足游客和居民海上看日出、海洋文化体验、主题邮轮体验、企业休闲商旅以及私人聚会等多样性的消费需求。

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(from googuizhou.weebly.com/services.html ) Longdongbao airport (贵阳龙洞堡国际机场) Guiyang’s airport (KWE) was refurbished a few years ago and is one of the most convenient airports in China. Because of its small size lines are usually short, security is fast and the restaurants and food stands are inexpensive. Everyday there are over 100 domestic arrivals and departures to main cities in China such as Chengdu, Kunming, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing. (full departure/arrival list) (Full list of airlines) There are a few once a week trips to popular international locations such as Hong Kong, Macao and Bangkok but they are not cheap.

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1. Tu Feng Bean Hot Pot 土风豆米火锅 Miao Sour Soup Fish Hot Pot – Miao SuanTang Yu HuoGuo – 苗酸汤鱼火锅 A specialty coming out of Southeast Guizhou, Sour Fish Hot Pot is often regarded as a food foreigners will miss most once they leave Guizhou. The thick, sour broth is made from tomatoes and it permeates into whatever you put in the pot. Typically inside is a large river fish that soaks up the flavor and your selection of other ingredients, typically potatoes, tofu and cabbage. The hot pot can be eaten alone or with side dishes. Most locals will dip the food that comes out of the hotpot into a small bowl of liquid hot peppers.

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[0001] The invention relates to a combination of a microphone and an A/D (analog-to-digital) converter circuit. Such a combination is used in, inter alia, hearing aids and mobile telephone sets. [0002] In particular, the invention relates to a combination of a microphone requiring a bias signal generated externally, like an electret microphone and an A/D converter circuit. Electret microphones are ideally suited for portable devices, particularly owing to their fidelity and their small size and weight. For their operation electret microphones require the supply of an externally generated bias signal. Usually, electret microphones are packed with a JFET in a single housing. [0003] To make use of the generally attractive properties of an electret microphone this requires the external generation of a bias current and the supply of this current to an electret microphone. [0004] International Patent Application WO-A-96/17493 discloses a combination of a microphone requiring an externally generated bias signal and an A/D converter circuit, having its input connected to the output of the microphone, to convert the AC signal generated by the microphone into a digital signal at its output. [0005] Although said document does not disclose the circuits needed to supply the bias current to the microphone, it is known to use a separate circuit for this purpose. FIG. 1 shows such a prior-art circuit. This circuit uses four external components: two resistors and two capacitors. These are circuit elements which cannot easily be incorporated into an integrated circuit. Furthermore, it is complicated to accurately control the values of these elements. [0006] The aim of the invention is to provide a combination which precludes the disadvantages of the prior-art. [0007] This aim is reached in that the A/D converter is operable to supply a bias signal to the microphone. [0008] This feature eliminates the separate supply and the four extra components required for connecting the power supply to the microphone. Moreover, this eliminates the need for an extra pin for power supply of the microphone. [0009] According to a first preferred embodiment the A/D converter is a ΣΔ converter comprising a loop filter, a sampler, a first feedback circuit for AC signals, including a first D/A converter, and a second feedback circuit for DC signals, including a second D/A converter, the bias signal for the microphone being derived from the second feedback circuit, and the first and the second feedback circuit are both being coupled to an input of the loop filter. [0010] Obviously, this embodiment has the well-known advantages of a ΣΔ modulator, such as simplicity and low requirements on the accuracy of the components. Usually, the loop filter takes the form of an integrator. [0011] However, apart from these advantages, it appears that a ΣΔ modulator is also advantageous for the supply of a bias to a microphone. This is because an A/D converter using a τΔ modulator includes a feedback circuit. The feed-back circuit is needed for the feedback of the AC output signal of the ΣΔ modulator, but also for feedback of the DC output signal of the modulator. In the prior-art the feedback DC signal is used for compensation of any DC offset on the input of the ΣΔ modulator. However, the presence of such a DC feedback loop offers the possibility of supplying power to an extra power consumer, like a microphone. Of course, the feedback loop should be dimensioned to supply the required direct current to the microphone. [0012] Another advantage of this configuration is that no extra connections between the ΣΔ modulator and the microphone are needed; for the power supply the same two connections can be used as for the AC signal. [0013] Furthermore, it is noted that the microphone delivers a signal as a current. The resistors of the external circuit convert this signal into a voltage. The ΣΔ modulator uses an integrator circuit with a capacitor, which means that the signal has to be reconverted into a current in order to be integrated by the capacitor. This is an inefficient way to treat a signal, requiring many components, and leading to the addition of noise generated in these components. The present embodiment precludes these disadvantages. [0014] In a further preferred embodiment, the second feedback circuit includes a low-pass filter having a cut-off frequency lower than the lowest signal frequency of the A/D converter. This feature allows a proper separation between the AC feedback loop and the DC feedback loop, so that both loops can be optimized for their respective purposes. [0015] This optimization is used in the situation wherein, according to another embodiment, the gain of the second feedback loop, which comprises the loop filter, the sampler and the second feedback circuit, is several orders of magnitude higher than unity. In this configuration the purpose of the higher loop gain of the DC loop is to obtain an adequate supply current to the microphone, so as to allow it to operate correctly, while the task of compensating for offset at the input of the ΣΔ modulator is maintained. [0016] According to another advantageous embodiment the low pass filter is a digital filter and is included in the second feedback circuit before the second D/A converter. A digital filter is better suited for integration in an integrated circuit because it precludes the problems arising with capacitors, resistors and inductances needed in an analog filter, when these components have to be integrated in an integrated circuit. [0017] In another preferred embodiment the first and the second feedback circuit are combined to a united feedback circuit including a single D/A (digital-to-analog) converter, having its input connected to a low pass filter, and a bypass circuit which bypasses the low-pass filter. This circuit eliminates the need for a second D/A converter. [0018] In a further preferred embodiment the integrator comprises a bridge circuit, whose branches include current sources, which bridge circuit has a first pair of opposite junctions connected to a power supply, and has a second pair of opposite junctions connected to one another by a capacitor and the microphone, the junctions of said second pair each being connected to the inputs of the sampler circuit, and a pair of opposite current sources being controlled by the output signal of the feedback circuit. This configuration is very suitable for integration into a single chip because most elements can be realized as semiconductor devices. [0019] The present invention now will be elucidated with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: [0020] [0020]FIG. 1 is a diagram of a prior-art circuit for biasing an electret microphone; [0021] [0021]FIG. 2 is a diagram of a prior-art τΔ modulator; [0022] [0022]FIG. 3 is a diagram of a τΔ modulator used in a first embodiment of the present invention; [0023] [0023]FIG. 4 is a diagram of the τΔ modulator shown in FIG. 3, the integrating circuit being shown in greater detail; and [0024] [0024]FIG. 5 is a diagram of a modulator which is similar to that in FIG. 4 but in which the D/A converter in the feed-back loop has been combined for AC and DC signals. [0025] Applications with a speech input, such as mobile telephones and hearing aids, often use electret capacitor microphones. It is common pratice to include a JFET in the housing of such an electret microphone. The JFET has its gate connected to one of the terminals of the microphone and has its drain connected to the other terminal of the microphone. Further, a bias resistor incorporated in the same housing is connected in parallel with the microphone. The JFET is a depletion device, which means that it delivers a direct current if its gate-source voltage VGS=0V. To obtain an output signal representing the variations of the air pressure in its vicinity, the combination of electret microphone and JFET requires a bias current. [0026] [0026]FIG. 1 shows a diagram of a common prior-art circuit for supplying such a bias current to the combination of a microphone 1, a bias resistor RBIAS and a JFET (junction field effect transistor) 2, located within a housing 3. This circuit comprises two external resistors R1 and R2 for supplying the bias current from the power supply Vcc, and two capacitors C1 and C2, for coupling the signal to the inputs of a subsequent circuit, such as an amplifier, not shown. [0027] Usually, the DC bias current is about 10 to 50 times as large as the actual AC signal current. The bias resistor RBAS biases the gate of the JFET so as to achieve that its gate-source voltage VGS=0 V. In a typical application the combination of JFET and microphone delivers a current of 300 μA, which is converted into a voltage by the resistors R1 and R2. In a substantial number of cases the subsequent circuit comprises an integrator with a capacitor. In that case a voltage signal has to be converted back into a current signal in order to be integrated by the capacitor of the integrator. Consequently, two opposite conversions are needed in this prior-art circuit. [0028] According to the invention, a circuit is proposed, in which these conversions are eliminated and in which the microphone, together with the JFET, receives its bias from the subsequent circuit. [0029] In order to achieve this, said subsequent circuit should include a feedback circuit. This feedback circuit is used to supply the bias current. Such a feedback circuit is present in ΣΔ modulators, which are very well suited for processing the signal output of the microphone, in particular for A/D-conversion (analog-to-digital conversion) thereof. It is, however, conceivable that other types of circuits may be used with the present invention. [0030] [0030]FIG. 2 shows a diagram of a ΣΔ modulator 4. The ΣΔ modulator 4 comprises a filter G1, a sampling device, which samples at a rate of m.fs, wherein fs is the Nyquist sampling rate and m is the oversampling factor, and a quantizer circuit 5. Generally, the filter may be digital or analog, but in the present application the filter is analog. The output signal of the quantizer circuit 5 is fed back through a D/A (digital-to-analog) converter 6 and added to the output of the combination of the microphone 1 and the JFET 2, the resulting added signals being fed to the input of the filter G1. Such a circuit is known per se from the prior-art. [0031] [0031]FIG. 3 shows a diagram of a circuit used in an embodiment of the invention. This circuit comprises a feedback loop, which is separated in a feed-back loop for AC signals, including a D/A converter 7, and a feedback loop for DC signals including a D/A converter 8. In this respect it is to be noted that in the present context slowly varying signals are also regarded as DC signals. [0032] To separate the DC signals from the AC signal, a filter G2 is used. This filter G2 is included in the DC feedback loop. As the filter G2 is located before the D/A converter 8, a digital filter has to be used. The cut-off frequency of the DC filter must be lower than the lowest signal frequency. In telephony applications the signal bandwidth is 300-3400 Hz, so that the cut-off frequency should be lower than 300 Hz. [0033] In this circuit the output of the DC feedback loop, i.e. the output of the D/A converter 8, is applied to the combination of a microphone 1 and JFET 2 as the bias. Of course, the bias supplied by the DC feedback loop causes a DC offset in the output signal of the τΔ modulator. To minimize this offset the loop gain of the DC feed-back loop should be high. [0034] The circuit further includes the feedback loop for the AC signals. This feedback loop includes the D/A converter 7. This loop is used for the normal operation of the ΣΔ modulator. [0035] An example of a first order ΣΔ modulator is shown in FIG. 4. It comprises an integrator 9, a sampler/quantizer 5, and separate feedback paths for DC and AC signals. A higher order can be obtained by increasing the order of the continuous-time loop filter, for example using Gm-C integrators. The AC loop with the AC-D/A converter 7 is a ΣΔ modulator where the input current and feedback current are subtracted at the sources of FETs M1 and M2. The feedback current IAC can be positive or negative, depending on the output bitstream code of the modulator. [0036] The DC loop provides feedback only for very low-frequency or DC signals. The bandwidth of the DC loop is determined by filter G2(z). [0037] The common-mode output voltage of the differential integrator is controlled using a common-mode amplifier ACOM and controlled current sources ICOM1 and ICOM2. It is assumed here, for simplicity, that this common-mode voltage is correct for ICOM1=ICOM2=0. In that case, if the microphone current IMIC contains a DC component I0 and a signal component isignal, I MIC =I 0 +i signal =I DC −I 1 +av(I AC) (1) [0038] where av(IAC) denotes the average value of switching current source IAC. The separation in the feedback loop between AC and DC signals forces I 0 =I DC −I 1 (2) I signal =av(I AC) (3) [0039] The output of the τΔ modulator is a voltage, and the D/A converters 7 and 8 provide an output current. It is assumed that the voltage-to-current conversion of the AC-D/A converter 7 has a transconductance gm,AC, and the DC-D/A converter 8 has a transconductance gm,DC. The quantizer is, as is usual in ΣΔ modulators, modeled by a gain c and an additive noise source N. Furthermore, the loop filter of the ΣΔ modulator, which is of the first order in the above example, has a transfer function G1(s). For simplicity, for low frequencies the effect of the hold function in the D/A converters can be neglected, and the transfer function of G2(z) together with the hold function is assumed to be the continuous-time transfer function G2(s). In the frequency domain, the output signal Y of the ΣΔ modulator is: Y = c   G 1 1 + c   G 1  ( g m  , DC  G 2 + g m , AC )  I MIC + 1 1 + c   G 1  ( g m  , DC  G 2 + g m , AC )  N ( 4 ) [0040] For frequencies within and below the signal band, i.e. for frequencies much lower than the oversampling frequency, mfs, cG1(gm,DCG2+gm,AC) >>1. Moreover, for signals within the bandwidth of the DC filter gm,DCG2>>gm,AC, so that Y DC = 1 g m  , DC  G 2  I MIC + 1 c   g m  , DC  G 1  G 2  N ( 5 ) [0041] For frequencies within the signal band of the ΣΔ modulator, i.e. above the cut-off frequency of the DC path, but still much lower than mfs, gm,DCG2>>gm,AC, so that Y AC = 1 g m  , AC  I MIC + 1 c   g m  , AC  G 1  N ( 6 ) [0042] When equations (5) and (6) are combined and it is assumed that the microphone current IMIC consists of DC component I0 and AC component isignal, the output signal Y is: Y = 1 g m  , DC  G 2  I 0 + 1 g m  , AC  i signal + 1 c   g m  , AC  G 1  N ( 7 ) [0043] The noise term in equation (5) is much smaller than the noise term in equation (6), and is therefore neglected. [0044] Equation (7) shows the offset component in the output signal, which should be suppressed by an adequate gain in the DC path. The cut-off frequency of the DC path is the frequency for which gm,DCG2=gm,AC. [0045] This technique requires only two IC pins and no external components. Compared to FIG. 1, an IC pin and 4 components are saved. Furthermore, this configuration can operate at a very low supply voltage, because the path from the positive supply voltage VDD to the negative supply voltage Vss contains two current sources and a transistor. This requires three times a drain-to-source voltage, which may be as low as 0.4 V. Of course, some signal swing is required at the output nodes (the drains of transistors M1 and M2 in FIG. 4). Moreover, the gates of transistors M1 and M2 must be properly biased. This means that the lower limit of the supply voltage is about 0.7 V. [0046] [0046]FIG. 5 shows another embodiment using only one D/A converter in the feedback loop. This is achieved by adding the AC and the DC feedback signals in the digital domain, just before the DAC. Gain αAC is needed for the appropriate scaling of the AC signal with respect to the DC signal, and is equivalent to g m , AC g m , DC [0047] in the above example. [0048] It will be clear that many variants to the embodiments of the invention described above are possible without deviating from the scope of the invention, as defined in the appended claims. 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什么是 Azure HDInsight 中的 Apache KafkaWhat is Apache Kafka in Azure HDInsight Apache Kafka 是开源分布式流式处理平台，可用于构建实时流数据管道和应用程序。Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed streaming platform that can be used to build real-time streaming data pipelines and applications. Kafka 还提供类似于消息队列的消息中转站功能，可在其中向命名的数据流发布和订阅信息。Kafka also provides message broker functionality similar to a message queue, where you can publish and subscribe to named data streams. Kafka on HDInsight 的具体特征如下：The following are specific characteristics of Kafka on HDInsight: 它是一种托管服务，可提供简化的配置过程。It is a managed service that provides a simplified configuration process. 其结果是经 Microsoft 测试并支持的配置。The result is a configuration that is tested and supported by Microsoft. Microsoft 就 Kafka 正常运行时间提供 99.9 % 的服务级别协议(SLA)。Microsoft provides a 99.9% Service Level Agreement (SLA) on Kafka uptime. 有关详细信息，请参阅 HDInsight 的 SLA 信息文档。For more information, see the SLA information for HDInsight document. 它使用 Azure 托管磁盘作为 Kafka 的后备存储。It uses Azure Managed Disks as the backing store for Kafka. 托管磁盘可为每个 Kafka 代理提供高达 16 TB 的存储空间。Managed Disks can provide up to 16 TB of storage per Kafka broker. 有关为 Kafka on HDInsight 配置托管磁盘的信息，请参阅提高 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 的可伸缩性。For information on configuring managed disks with Kafka on HDInsight, see Increase scalability of Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 有关托管磁盘的详细信息，请参阅 Azure 托管磁盘。For more information on managed disks, see Azure Managed Disks. Kafka 采用一维机架视图设计。Kafka was designed with a single dimensional view of a rack. Azure 将机架分为两个维度，即更新域 (UD) 和容错域 (FD)。Azure separates a rack into two dimensions - Update Domains (UD) and Fault Domains (FD). Microsoft 提供相关工具，重新均衡 UD 和 FD 中的 Kafka 分区与副本。Microsoft provides tools that rebalance Kafka partitions and replicas across UDs and FDs. 有关详细信息，请参阅使用 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 实现高可用性。For more information, see High availability with Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 创建群集后，HDInsight 允许更改辅助角色节点（托管 Kafka 代理）的数目。HDInsight allows you to change the number of worker nodes (which host the Kafka-broker) after cluster creation. 可以通过 Azure 门户、Azure PowerShell 和其他 Azure 管理界面执行缩放。Scaling can be performed from the Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, and other Azure management interfaces. 对于 Kafka，在执行缩放操作后，应重新均衡分区副本。For Kafka, you should rebalance partition replicas after scaling operations. 重新均衡分区可让 Kafka 利用新的工作节点数。Rebalancing partitions allows Kafka to take advantage of the new number of worker nodes. Apache Kafka on HDInsight 体系结构Apache Kafka on HDInsight architecture 下图显示了一个典型的 Kafka 配置，该配置利用使用者组、分区和复制提供带容错功能的事件并行读取：The following diagram shows a typical Kafka configuration that uses consumer groups, partitioning, and replication to offer parallel reading of events with fault tolerance: Apache ZooKeeper 管理 Kafka 群集的状态。Apache ZooKeeper manages the state of the Kafka cluster. Zookeeper 专用于并发、可复原和低延迟事务。Zookeeper is built for concurrent, resilient, and low-latency transactions. Kafka 将记录（数据）存储在主题中 。Kafka stores records (data) in topics. 记录由生成者生成，由使用者使用。Records are produced by producers, and consumed by consumers. 生成者将记录发送到 Kafka 代理 。Producers send records to Kafka brokers. HDInsight 群集中的每个辅助角色节点都是一个 Kafka 中转站。Each worker node in your HDInsight cluster is a Kafka broker. 主题跨代理对记录进行分区。Topics partition records across brokers. 在使用记录时，每个分区最多可使用一个使用者来实现数据并行处理。When consuming records, you can use up to one consumer per partition to achieve parallel processing of the data. 利用复制功能将分区复制到各个节点上，以防止发生节点（代理）服务中断。Replication is employed to duplicate partitions across nodes, protecting against node (broker) outages. 关系图中用 (L) 表示的分区是给定分区的前导者 。A partition denoted with an (L) in the diagram is the leader for the given partition. 生成方流量将根据由 ZooKeeper 管理的状态路由到每个节点的前导者。Producer traffic is routed to the leader of each node, using the state managed by ZooKeeper. 为何使用 Apache Kafka on HDInsight？Why use Apache Kafka on HDInsight? 以下是可使用 Kafka on HDInsight 执行的常见任务和模式：The following are common tasks and patterns that can be performed using Kafka on HDInsight: 复制 Apache Kafka 数据Replication of Apache Kafka data Kafka 提供了 MirrorMaker 实用工具，用于在 Kafka 群集之间复制数据。Kafka provides the MirrorMaker utility, which replicates data between Kafka clusters. 有关使用 MirrorMaker 的信息，请参阅使用 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 复制 Apache Kafka 主题。For information on using MirrorMaker, see Replicate Apache Kafka topics with Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 发布-订阅消息模式Publish-subscribe messaging pattern Kafka 提供了生成者 API 来用于向 Kafka 主题发布记录。Kafka provides a Producer API for publishing records to a Kafka topic. 订阅某个主题时，会用到使用者 API。The Consumer API is used when subscribing to a topic. 有关详细信息，请参阅 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 入门。For more information, see Start with Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 流处理Stream processing Kafka 通常与 Apache Storm 或 Spark 配合使用，以实现实时流式处理。Kafka is often used with Apache Storm or Spark for real-time stream processing. Kafka 0.10.0.0（HDInsight 版本 3.5 和 3.6）引入了流式处理 API，可用于构建流式处理解决方案，而无需使用 Storm 或 Spark。Kafka 0.10.0.0 (HDInsight version 3.5 and 3.6) introduced a streaming API that allows you to build streaming solutions without requiring Storm or Spark. 有关详细信息，请参阅 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 入门。For more information, see Start with Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 横向缩放Horizontal scale Kafka 可将 HDInsight 群集中不同节点之间的流进行分区。Kafka partitions streams across the nodes in the HDInsight cluster. 使用者进程可与单个分区相关联，在使用记录时提供负载均衡。Consumer processes can be associated with individual partitions to provide load balancing when consuming records. 有关详细信息，请参阅 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 入门。For more information, see Start with Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 按序送达In-order delivery 在每个分区中，记录按接收顺序存储在流中。Within each partition, records are stored in the stream in the order that they were received. 通过在使用者进程与分区之间建立一对一的关联，可以保证记录按顺序处理。By associating one consumer process per partition, you can guarantee that records are processed in-order. 有关详细信息，请参阅 Apache Kafka on HDInsight 入门。For more information, see Start with Apache Kafka on HDInsight. 消息传送Messaging 由于支持发布-订阅消息模式，Kafka 通常用作消息中转站。Since it supports the publish-subscribe message pattern, Kafka is often used as a message broker. 活动跟踪Activity tracking 由于 Kafka 提供有序的日志记录，因此可用于跟踪和重建活动，Since Kafka provides in-order logging of records, it can be used to track and re-create activities. 例如，网站上或应用程序内的用户操作。For example, user actions on a web site or within an application. 聚合Aggregation 使用流处理可从不同的流中聚合信息，将信息合并和集中到运营数据中。Using stream processing, you can aggregate information from different streams to combine and centralize the information into operational data. 转换Transformation 使用流处理可将多个输入主题中的数据合并到一个或多个输出主题中，丰富其内容。Using stream processing, you can combine and enrich data from multiple input topics into one or more output topics. 单击以下链接了解如何使用 Apache Kafka on HDInsight：Use the following links to learn how to use Apache Kafka on HDInsight: 快速入门：在 HDInsight 上创建 Apache KafkaQuickstart: Create Apache Kafka on HDInsight

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Patent US5452104 - Adaptive block size image compression method and system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsIn an adaptive block size image compression method and system for compressing image data, a respective method and system for further compressing the image data for transmission. Each block and corresponding sub-blocks of pixel data is subjected to a discrete cosine transform (DCT) operation. Varying...http://www.google.com/patents/US5452104?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5452104 - Adaptive block size image compression method and systemAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5452104 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/102,124Publication dateSep 19, 1995Filing dateAug 4, 1993Priority dateFeb 27, 1990Fee statusPaidPublication number08102124, 102124, US 5452104 A, US 5452104A, US-A-5452104, US5452104 A, US5452104AInventorsChong U. 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Jiangxi Province Responsibility System Of Administrative Enforcement Approaches Original Language Title: 江西省行政执法责任制办法 (September 17, 2003, Jiangxi provincial people's Government, the 10th Executive session on September 27, 2003, Jiangxi provincial people's Government, the 124th published) first to standardize the administrative law enforcement, promoting administration according to law, construction norms, well-coordinated, fair, transparent, clean and efficient Government, protection of economic and social development, according to the relevant regulations of the State, combined with the facts of the province, these measures are formulated.

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The Paper Chiefly describes the development status and application of microwave diode low noise receiving devices,microwave transmiting and contronl devices. Otherwise,the future of these devices is also Prospected roughly. 本文主要介绍微波二极管的低噪声接收器件、微波发射器件和微波控制器件等研究状况以及它们的应用现状,另外,对这些器件的发展前景也作一概略展望. The state of the art of some other emitting and receiving devices is also summarized in tables. 并以表格形式概述了某些其它发射器件和接收器件的发展水平。 This paper describes cheifly the status of research and application of low noise microwave semiconductor receiving devices, microwave transmission devices, microwave control devices, new-type microwave devices and so on. Author looks to future of those devices. 本文主要介绍微波半导体器件的低噪声接收器件、微波发射器件、微波控制器件和新型微波器件等研究与应用状况,并对这些器件的发展作一概略展望. This paper describes chiefly the status of research and application of low noise microwave semiconductor receiving devices, microwave transmission devices, microwave control devices, new-type microwave devices and so on. Author looks to future of those devices.

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(Dept. of Gynecology and Obstetyics, Taishan Medical College) This a new type of fetal monitor that can detect tour pregnant women simul taneously at a distance. It uses appleⅡas its main body,including four groups of speciallydesigsigned trasmiting and receiving devices, by means of the soft ware system, the monitoring function can be carried out. The data obtained can be stored, revealed and registered. The medical records can be administered with its electric brain. 胎儿微机中心监护系统是以遥测方式能同时监护四位孕妇的新型胎儿监护仪。以APPLE Ⅱ为主体,包括特为设计的四组信号发射及接收装置,通过系统软件实现其监护功能。对监护资料可储存、显示及记录。利用其电脑部分,尚可实现病案管理。 receiving controlling

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Industrial Technology Enhancement Act発音を聞く - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム 産業技術力強化法の改正に伴う経過措置例文帳に追加 Transitional Measures With Regard To Revisions of the Industrial Technology Enhancement Act発音を聞く - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム 五　産業技術力強化法（平成十二年法律第四十四号）第二条第二項に規定する技術経営力の強化に寄与する人材を養成し、その資質の向上を図り、及びその活用を促進すること。例文帳に追加 (v) cultivation of human resources who can contribute to the strengthening of the Technology Management Capability as prescribed in Article 2, paragraph (2) of the Industrial Technology Enhancement Act (Act No. 44 of 2000), improvements in the quality of such human resources, and promotion of their utilization; and発音を聞く - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム 九　産業技術力強化法（平成十二年法律第四十四号）第二条第二項に規定する技術経営力の強化に関する助言を行うこと。例文帳に追加 (ix) Providing advice concerning the enhancement of technology management capabilities prescribed in Article 2, paragraph (2) of the Industrial Technology Enhancement Act (Act No. 44 of 2000);発音を聞く - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム

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Article 3 Concerning the payment of patent fees to be paid pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 107 of the Patent Act, the fees to be paid pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1 or paragraph 2 of Article 195 of the same Act, or the fees to be paid pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 40 of the Act on Special Provisions of Procedures, etc. concerning Industrial Property Rights, with respect to patent rights or the right to receive a patent (limited to those listed in the items of paragraph 1 of Article 3 of the Supplementary Provisions of Industrial Technology Enhancement Act (Act No. 44 of 2000)) or to patent rights obtained based on the right to receive said patent (limited to those pertaining to patent application filed on or before March 31, 2007 (excluding those filed on or after April 1 of the same year, but deemed, pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 2 of Article 44 of the Patent Act (including those cases that paragraph 5 of Article 46 of the same Act apply mutatis mutandis thereto), to have been filed on or before March 31 of the same year)), the assignment of which rights having been received by an Accredited TLO from a National University Corporation (referring to a National University Corporation provided in paragraph 1 of Article 2 of the National University Corporation Act), an Inter-University Research Institute Corporation (referring to an Inter-University Research Institute Corporation provided in paragraph 3 of the same Article), or from a Institute of National Colleges of Technology [Incorporated Administrative Agency], and said rights belonging to the Accredited TLO, under these conditions the Accredited TLO shall be deemed to be the State and the provisions of paragraph 2 of Article 107, paragraph 4 and paragraph 5 of Article 195 of the Patent Act as well as paragraph 3 and paragraph 4 of Article 40 of the Act on Special Provisions for Procedures, etc. concerning Industrial Property Rights shall be applied.発音を聞く - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム 「産業技術力強化法」の英訳に関連した単語・英語表現 Transitional Measures With Regard To Revisions of the Industrial Technology Enhancement Act 「産業技術力強化法」を解説文に含む英和和英の用語の一覧 和英辞書の「産業技術力強化法」の用語索引

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JPS6476827A (en) * 1987-09-18 1989-03-22 Fuji Photo Optical Co Ltd Electronic endoscopic apparatus JP2686089B2 (en) * 1988-02-26 1997-12-08 オリンパス光学工業株式会社 The endoscope light source device JPH0640174B2 (en) * 1988-07-20 1994-05-25 株式会社東芝 Endoscope apparatus

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I want to implement phase shifted carrier wave PWM on TMS320F28835. I am using this PWM pulses (12 nos.) to three phase NPC Inverter (DC-AC Converter). 2N3904 are available at Mouser Electronics. Mouser offers inventory, pricing, & datasheets for 2N3904. TMS320F28335 Delfino 微处理器. This section gives a brief overview of the steps to take when first developing for a C28x device. For more detail on each of these steps, see the following: www.ti.com PRODUCT PREVIEW 1.2 Getting Started TMS320F28335, TMS320F28334, TMS320F28332 Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs) SPRS439– JUNE 2007 This section gives a brief overview of the steps to take when first developing for a C28x device. Reference Guide. SPRUG04A– October 2008– Revised July 2009. TMS320x2833x, 2823x Enhanced Pulse Width Modulator (ePWM) Module. The enhanced pulse width modulator (ePWM) peripheral is a key element in controlling many of the power electronic systems found in both commercial and industrial equipments. 2N3904 datasheet, 2N3904 pdf, 2N3904 data sheet, datasheet, data sheet, pdf 高达8个增强型脉冲宽度调制器(epwm)模块–总共16个pwm通道（可支持8个hrpwm）–每个模块中的独立16位定时器 三个输入捕获(ecap)模块. 高达4个高分辨路输入捕捉(hrcap)模块 高达正交编码器(eqep)模块

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边缘档案 On The Edge1999 陆小凤之凤舞九天 Master Swordsman Lu Xiao Fen 迷幻特警 The Invincible Squad

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Learning from Lei Feng-第一范文网 当前位置：首页 >> 初中教育 >> Learning from Lei Feng Learning from Lei FengIf you are a ray of sunshine, you light up a dark? If you are a drop of water, you moisten the inch of land? If you are a food, you feed a useful life? If you are a minimum The 'screw', do you ever stick to their posts? " Lei Feng is the ray of sunshine, this drop of water, which a grain, Fengyun the smallest screw, although his life was short, but his spirit will linger. Some say: "into the nineties now, and how everyone thought for themselves, who will carry forward the spirit of Lei Feng to help others?" Then enter the nineties today, we still do not learn from Lei Feng Lei Feng Spirit really obsolete? ! When you fall in the street trail, it was to the side laughing at you, when you did not help; When your wallet is stolen by thieves, others dare not say a word to see the time; When you need people to help a person, no one is willing to help you now. All of you, you would wish? It would have been sour, bitter and astringent. May at this time, a man held out his hand, Qufu you, to help you, you are ordered him away, and that this spirit out of date, or grateful to accept the help it! The answer is obvious. When some people turn up their noses when Lei Feng Lei Feng and quietly go abroad, we are shocked and feel very proud to. Lei Feng common as our people's army soldiers, but were higher world, respected by people in the world. When I was young, Lei Feng's story is deeply imprinted in my mind, we pick up scrap metal with a pair of hands to participate in volunteer work, quietly doing a good deed, unnamed, the spirit of Lei Feng as the spring rain shower, in order to potentially enormous power of nourishing the growth of our generation. Lei Feng's name has been strange for some people, the spirit of Lei Feng have been inconceivable to some people, but move into the new era of time, living on the same planet's people need a higher spiritual realm, need to develop rich, enterprising and creative courage and our society more urgent need to Lei Feng spirit does not it! Not even the children with a red scarf Lei Feng you are looking for? Not even the crowded bus in old age and memory of Lei Feng in you! Not please everyone all want more social atmosphere!Not wish to market economy after the people are still honest bully and harmony it? I firmly believe in the Lei Feng spirit carry forward in the new generation, shine even more brilliant shine!如果你是一缕阳光， 你照亮了黑暗？如果你是一滴水， 你是否滋润了一寸土地？如果你是一 个食品，你养活一个有用的生命？如果你是一个最低的“螺丝” ，你是否永远坚守自己的岗 位？ “ 雷锋是一缕阳光，这一滴水，其中粮食，这颗最小的螺丝钉，虽然他的生命是短暂的，但他 的精神将萦绕。 有人说： “现在进入九十年代，每个人都为自己想，谁发扬雷锋精神去帮助别人吗？”然后 进入九十年代的今天，我们仍然不学习雷锋雷锋精神真的过时？ ！ 当你在街上跟踪下跌，这是在一旁笑你，当你没有帮助; 当你的钱包被小偷偷走，别人不敢说一个字，看的时间; 当你需要人来帮助一个人，没有一个人愿意帮助你的现在。 你，你愿意吗？这本来是酸，苦，涩。可就在这时，一名男子伸出他的手，曲阜，帮助你， 你命令他而去，这个日期的精神，或感谢接受帮助！答案是显而易见的。 当一些人打开自己的鼻子，当雷锋雷锋悄悄地走出国门，我们感到震惊，感到非常自豪。雷 锋共同为我们的人民军队的士兵，但更高的世界，在世界人民的尊重。 我年轻的时候，雷锋的故事被深深在我心中烙印，我们挑选 1 手对参加志愿工作的废铁，静 静地做 1 良好的契税，未命名的，雷锋精神的春天雨水淋浴，为了潜在的巨大力量滋养我们 这一代人的成长。 雷锋精神，雷锋的名字已经被一些人奇怪，不可思议的一些人，但移动到新时代的时间，生 活在同一星球上的人需要 1 更高的精神境界， 需要开发丰富的， 进取和没有创造性的勇气和 我们的社会更迫切需要雷锋精神！ 不是雷锋与红领巾的孩子，即使你正在寻找吗？ 甚至不是雷锋在你记忆中老年和拥挤的公交车上！ 不请每个人都希望更多的社会氛围！ 不希望向市场经济后，人们仍然诚实欺负它和谐？我坚信，在雷锋精神在新的一代进行，闪耀更加灿烂的光芒！相关文章: Lei FengA famous sentence in Lei Feng's diary ,hinting us:have you learned from Lei Feng today? Learning from Lei Feng Spirit starts from now, starts from ...2012届高考英语 考前冲刺书面表达热点话题 2years ago, Chairman Mao called on us to learn from Comrade Lei Feng. To...五、话题:语言学习 (Language Learning) 【预测试题 8】英语学习――【提纲类...Lei feng spiritActually learning from Lei Feng could be a mutually caring and benefiting act, which is the basis of civilized society. “其实学习雷锋可以是一种相互关心...英语作文I think it’s the spirit of Lei Feng. So I think learning from Lei Feng is necessary. We must keep the spirit of Lei Feng living on. 第五篇 ...阅读理解第二次练习(A) On March 9th, at 9:00 a.m., in the month of learning from Lei Feng, volunteers like Haimou volun (A) On March 9th, at 9:00 a.m., ...环球时报关于雷锋精神的论述He says that people cannot damage their own rights by learning from Lei Feng to help others. �C CRI “雷锋精神的”新含义:利己利人 广东省一位官员就...辽宁省瓦房店高级中学2014届高三英语第二次模拟考试试...concerning 24.March 5 marks the 50th anniversary of the “learning from Lei Feng Day”, a day___ in honor of the Chinese soldier Lei Feng. A. bei...八年级下第二次英语月考试题The activities of learning from Lei Feng in our school is very ___ (受欢迎) with students. 2. Everyone else in my class was invited ___(除了) m...英语“Learning from Lei Feng Day” is only two weeks from now. We need to ___ a plan B. either B. was happening C. neither C. is happening...自我介绍"our holiday" won first prize photo competition in April 2013 and in "learning from Lei feng, a moral person" shouchao won second prize in the pictori...更多相关标签:

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The Blue Stone of Baraji (バラージの青い石) – A great episode that establishes mythos for the show, revealing other Ultramen have defended the Earth in the past. Introduced is the ancient Ultra Noa, who is slightly implied to be the biblical figure. Noa would go on to become one of the most confusing entities in the franchise, though nothing in the episode is hampered by his presence. The only minor fault is the Science Patrol member from France, who adds almost nothing to the story and could have easily had Fuji in his place. The sets featured were originally seen in Toho’s Adventure in Kigan Castle. 4/5 The Lawless Monster Zone (怪獣無法地帯) – An action-packed, exciting episode from begging to end, showcasing five monsters, including the iconic Red King. Garamon from Ultra Q is repurposed here as the human-sized Pigmon, though a possible relation between the two is not at all specified. Also returning is Peguila, here given ears and called Chandorah. The only minor quibble is the timing regarding Ide, Arashi and Fuji following Pigmon and being led to the scientist while Muramatsu tends to Hayata, which don’t seem to add up. Regardless, a riveting adventure story. Also guest stars Baragon as Magura. 4.5/5 Lightning Operation (電光石火作戦) – A decent, if standard episode originally meant to be the return of Pagos from Ultra Q. Instead, a new monster, also made from Baragon’s suit called Gabora was created. Gabora is an interesting monster, but is too similar to Pagos to the point where they should have just been the same. Strangely, the Science Patrol still seems familiar with Gabora (A leftover relic from his time as Pagos), indicating he was previously encountered before the events of the show. 3/5

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1. A fuel cell system comprising:a stack of fuel cells, each fuel cell comprising a proton exchange membrane, a cathode catalyst and an anode catalyst disposed on opposing sides of said membrane, and coolant water flow fields adjacent to at least one of the anode and cathode sides of each of said membranes; an oxidant supply means for providing oxidant to the cathode; a coolant water circulating loop including a pump; characterized by the improvement comprising:a source of low molecular weight alcohol for providing to said coolant water circulating loop a sufficient quantity of alcohol to prevent water in said fuel cell system from freezing at a predetermined temperature, said source of alcohol being controllable to provide alcohol to said loop upon shut-down of said fuel cell; and said oxidant supply means operable to provide, upon start-up, a controlled flow of oxidant through said cathode reactant flow field, whereby alcohol diffusing from said water circulating loop to said cathode catalyst is oxidized, producing heat which warms said fuel cell. 2. A fuel cell system according to claim 1 further comprising:a heat exchanger interconnected within said coolant water circulating loop for lowering the temperature of the water in said loop; and a heat exchanger bypass loop for bypassing coolant water around said heat exchanger during start-up of said fuel cell system. 3. A fuel cell system according to claim 1 wherein said predetermined temperature is -40° C. (-40° F.). 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Maximum adult occupancy is 2. We can provide a small cot for children under 12 for an additional $10.Recently called "potentially the hippest town in America" by International Traveler magazine, Hudson is awesome. Its a great getaway from NYC, providing "just enough" urban life to not make you feel uncomfortable, and "just enough" small town to FORCE YOU to slow down and relax. The building is located precisely 2 short blocks from Warren St (the main shopping and eating hub in Hudson). There is a convenience store across the block, and a deli one block away. We love our neighborhood with its diversity (African, Pakistani, Jamaican, Bengali, old school Hudsonites, and a blossoming art crowd). During the summer you will see our neighbors in a "stoop" or "porch" community (especially when its hot) playing dominoes, cards, or simply hanging out. If you aren't used to people being social on the streets, don't fret. They love what we are doing to the old house, and look out for suspicious activity for us. In return, they use the back parking lot free of charge.Wonderful over night stay. The space was very clean and comfortable. Everything was accessible and well thought out- loved the digital padlock and the motion censored lights in the hall for middle-of-the-night bathroom trip. Very cool, different place to stay. Will not disappoint! Right in the heart of Hudson :)Elizabeth2016-10-08T00:00:00ZGreat room and easy check in :)Ale2016-11-24T00:00:00ZAlways amazing, thank youKarin2016-08-02T00:00:00ZFit our needs well for a quick trip to Hudson. Check-in and out was easy and convenient.Lindsay 2016-12-28T00:00:00ZHost and building manger were both friendly and accommodating. The blue room was as advertised. The house was undergoing renovations but did not affect our stay. I'm sure it will look great when complete, as the house has a lot of charm with architecture dating back to the late 1800s. Robert2016-10-02T00:00:00ZVery convenient spot with a cozy room and off-street parking. Everything was quick and it was easy to check in late. David2015-09-04T00:00:00ZWe felt very welcomed by Kiley. Everything was just as the post said. No surprises. The room was perfect for what we were looking for. We were driving through Hudson and wanted to stay the night, so we instantly booked the Blue Room and in about 20 minutes were there. The location was near the main strip (two blocks away), which is filled with stores and restaurants. Do yourself a favor if you stay there: When you wake up, walk up the street and get breakfast at Cafe Le Perche. It was delightful and delicious. If we ever pass through Hudson again, we wouldn't mind staying in the Blue Room another night. And unbeknownst to me at during most of the day after I left the Blue Room, I had left my jacket there. I was alerted to my foolish oversight by Kiley. He mailed me the jacket and it soon arrived. I am very thankful. Michael and Eve2015-06-30T00:00:00ZNice Host, We stayed very briefly and were greeted upon arrival and showed everything there is to know, Clean room and great price. Would come back !Lawrence2015-04-28T00:00:00ZTipo de acomodaçãoQuarto inteiroTipo de ImóvelApartamentoAcomoda2QuartosHudson, Nova York, Estados UnidosThe Blue Room - Hudson on a budget with class!PreçoR$236 The Blue Room - Hudson on a budget with class!Quarto inteiro · 1 cama94Relaxing stylish quintessential Hudson home, both comfortable and convenient, with old charm and modern amenities. Centrally located on Hudson's quiet residential Union Street, yet only half a block from vibrant Warren Street. There is both a front porch and back yard gardenThe apt is pretty and huge! Carol always responded my questions promptly.Yining2016-08-20T00:00:00Z卡罗尔是有帮助的,这个地方是非常好的。我会推荐这一点。它是如此方便,步行和附近所有的餐馆和镇的画廊。这是非常宽敞。wendy2017-01-01T00:00:00ZWhat a fantastic apartment. It was spotless and comfortable. The location can't be beat... A short walk around the block brings you to endless shopping and restaurants! Carol is attentive and she made our first Airbnb experience wonderful! I would suggest booking here to anyone looking for the perfect foodie or antiquing getaway! Jennifer2016-12-18T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay. Perfect central location. Very clean and we appreciated the toiletries! Would stay here again! Thank you!Kara2016-10-24T00:00:00ZCarol is an excellent host. Her place is warm and spacious. She provided suggestions for the area and was responsive to our questions. The kitchen is well stocked with coffee, tea and pots and pans. If you plan to cook, you'll need to bring other basics like cooking spray, etc. Michael2017-02-12T00:00:00Z我们非常喜欢我们的住宿。卡罗尔是轻松愉快的进行通信,公寓真的很迷人,位置便利。强烈推荐!Rachel2016-10-10T00:00:00Z卡罗尔的地方是美丽的,在哈德森的好去处。她很容易沟通。伟大的住宿!Kassim2016-10-03T00:00:00Z该公寓是伟大的 - 非常干净,舒适,超接近哈德森的主要街道,所以很容易步行到餐馆和商店。 卡罗尔是一个伟大的主机为好,为我们提供了在该地区的提示和推荐餐厅。Lauren2016-10-10T00:00:00ZTipo de acomodaçãoCasa/apto inteiroTipo de ImóvelApartamentoAcomoda5QuartosHudson, Nova York, Estados Unidos320 Union StPreçoR$425 320 Union StApartamento inteiro · 2 camas58 · Superhost123…612…61 – 18 de 108 Apartamentos para AlugarInsira as datas para ver o preço total. Taxas adicionais serão aplicadas. Impostos podem ser adicionados.Estados Unidos>Nova York>CoxsackieAluguéis por Temporada em Sag HarborWeehawkenQueensJersey CityUnion CityOeste de Nova YorkBrooklynBronxNova YorkLong Island CityAstoriaStaten IslandMapaFiltrosCondiçõesPolítica de PrivacidadeMapa do SiteAirbnbmag

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